A SCOTS couple recreated a hilarious romp scene from Still Game during a Halloween party.
Ryan Dobbin and fiancee Kimberley Harrison dressed up as the hit show’s Winston Ingram and Isa Drennan for a Halloween party in Glasgow on Saturday.
A hilarious video shows the couple recreating a raunchy scene where Winston pretends to bed Isa in the hope that her estranged husband, Harry, will leave her alone.
In the clip, friend of the couple, Cammy Stuart, can be seen acting as Isa’s husband as he calls out: “Isa! Isa sweetheart!”
He then opens the door to reveal the pair vigorously shuffling below the duvet.
Cammy, 29, then pulls the covers back to reveal the couple dressed as the two well recognisable characters.
Ryan, 28, is clothed in Winston’s signature red sports jacket alongside black joggers, a black bunnet and a pair of glasses.
Kimberley, a 26-year-old primary school teacher, looked the double of Isa, wearing a pink cardigan with a gingham pinny and a black skirt alongside a cossack atop her head.
Ryan shared the video to Twitter on Saturday writing: “Another notch on the Ingram bedpost.”
The video has now received over 71,000 views, with over 4000 likes and dozens of comments from users who were left in stitches by the hilarious clip.
@CraigM2611 said: “This is tremendous.”
@RyanKirtley97 tweeted: “Brilliant.”
@LRettie: commented: “That’s class.”
@paulclem1972 replied: “Amazing.”
Speaking today Ryan said: “It was my idea, as soon as we got to my mates party, I suggested doing it.”
“Everyone thought it was funny, although anything Still Game related usually goes down well in the crowd we run about with.
“I’ve not really been thinking about it as I didn’t expect to get as many views.
“I had to turn my notifications off as my phone was red hot yesterday.”
The hilarious scene unfolded form Still Game’s season two, episode nine, named “Dug”.
Still Game is a much loved Scottish comedy set in the fictional town of Craiglang in the west of Scotland.
The show originally ran from 2002 until 2008 with many classic before making a return in 2016 and ultimately finishing in 2019.
