FINAL CALL
STILL GAME'S stars have said farewell to the legendary series as the curtain closed on its final show.
Last night's gig at The Hydro brought an end to a 15-night run, their third set of live shows.
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And it was goodbye to the hilarious sitcom, which spanned nine series and first hit our screens in 2002.
Greg Hemphill and Ford Kiernan created the series after the success of their sketch show Chewin' The Fat.
The comedy duo led Still Game as witty pensioners Victor McDade and Jack Jarvis.
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The pair - along with all the main characters - faded away at the end of the TV series.
And early this morning, after the dust had settled on their final performance, Hemphill shared a fitting picture to wrap up the show.
Posted on Twitter without any caption, the snap shows two skeletons dressed as old men, lying side by side in the shadow of a mountain.
Fans were loving Hemphill's pic, as it racked up 4,000 likes in just a few hours and was flooded with comments.
One said: "Thanks for the laughs (and a few tears). Bloody brilliant from start to finish."
Another added: "Came to the first live show of this run and again last night.
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"Just thanks for the laughs and practically giving me my patter. A life full of still game quotes is the only way to live."
A third distraught fan replied: "Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo."
Jane McCarry, who played Craiglang gossip Isa Drennan shared an emotional video on Twitter, thanking fans for their support.
Mark Cox shares emotional backstage goodbye to fans with Sanjeev Kohli as stars prepare for Still Game's last show
Dressed in character, she begins by singing the start to My Way by Frank Sinatra, talking of facing the "final curtain".
The star then says: "I've been greeting nearly, reading all the lovely messages folk have sent.
"Thank you to everyone for years of support for our show.
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"It's just been the most incredible experience. A privilege and a pleasure to play this woman."
One committed fan replied: "This is the 3rd time in the last week that I have driven 75 miles to see Still Game Live The Final Farewell. You have all been FABULOUS!"
Another said: "I want to be Isa when I grow up, and I'm most of the way there! Thanks for the inspiration and laughs and Craiglang love, break a leg!"
She wrapped up by thanking the "incredible" fans from their string of Hydro shows and got into character to tell everyone to "have a sweet sherry on [her]."
Gavin Mitchell, who played Boabby The Barman, also shared a snap ahead of the final gig.
He posted a picture of the clock backstage which reads: "Time to meet the best fans in the world".
The ponytailed pint-pourer said: "Here we go. Hydro for the last time ever! Let's here ye roar!!!"
One fan replied: "Have a top night. Boabby the Barman, Craiglang legend."
Another added: "Hope it went well. Friday was fab, tears of laughter, tears of pure greeting.
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"Love what you've all given us over the years. Thank you."
Yesterday, Mark Cox thanked fans with a behind-the-scenes video ahead of his final appearance as skinflint Tam Mullen.
He and Sanjeev Kohli - who played shopkeeper Navid Harrid - were getting ready to don their old men make-up for the last time.
Still Game's Mark Cox transforms into Tam for the 'very last time' for final live show
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