Scotland's best TV show of all-time as voted by our readers can now be revealed. We ran a poll across the weekend asking all of you to pick your favourites from a long-list of Scotland’s most famous programmes.
There is no surprise as to which show takes the No.1 spot, though there were a few surprises across the rest of the top 20, with a number of high-profile candidates missing out, such as Take The High Road, Outlander and River City.
Here is the final 20 in descending order...
17. Tutti Frutti (1987)
The six-part series, which aired in 1987 and launched the careers of Robbie Coltrane and Emma Thompson, follows the fortunes of rock ’n’ roll band the Majestics, who reform to play a 25th anniversary tour. Photo: BBC
18. The High Life (1994-1995)
A strangely, short-lived Scottish sitcom chronicling the eccentric passengers and crew of a fictional small airline operating out of Prestwick Airport. Notable for some very surreal comedy and the all singing, all dancing titles. Photo: BBC
19. Hamish MacBeth (1995-1997)
A comedy-mystery-drama series starring Robert Carlyle as a police constable in the small Scottish town of Lochdubh, who, accompanied by his dog Wee Jock, occasionally bends the rules when it suits him or the eccentric townsfolk. Photo: BBC
20. Only An Excuse (1995-)
BBC Scotland's annual comedy sketch show is broadcast each Hogmanay as actor and impressionist Jonathan Watson takes an irreverant look at the world of Scottish football, politics and entertainment. Photo: BBC