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Over the years, Rab and his dysfunctional family – long-suffering wife Mary and children Gash and Burney – were joined by the likes of slippery best mate Jamesie and his other half Ella, to mine the humour of the Govan streets – a magical world of summonses, mutton pies and knocked-off giro cheques. And, whether it was life, government, class or the price of swally, Rab was always ready to get something off his string-vested chest: his hilarious, sarcasm-laden rants and raves – “Let me tell you this, boy, let me tell you this...” – became legendary. Rab C Nesbitt is back and he’s got more issues than ever to get off his string-vested chest. Rab faces a daily struggle to keep drink out of his life and let God into it. Plus, now he’s a Grandpa, Rab’s delighted to become reacquainted with his grand-daughter Peaches. Elsewhere Rab embraces his feminine side and restyles himself as “Candy” as part of his most outrageous social security scam yet. He turns rabble-rouser to fire-up the community when a mobile phone mast drives everyone up the pole. He finds poetry in a Gents urinal at a posh supper for his namesake Rabbie Burns. He tries to stop his best mate murdering his wife. And he racks his brains to offer crumbs of comfort and a last fish supper to an old woman on her deathbed. All six episodes from the tenth series of the Scottish sitcom starring Gregor Fisher as unemployed alcoholic-turned-cleaner Rab C Nesbitt. In this series, Mary (Elaine C Smith)'s cleaning business fails leaving Rab and Jamesie (Tony Roper) to set up their own company called 'Hunks for Hire', Susan Boyle makes an appearance while Mary and Ella (Barbara Rafferty) fight during their attempt to make it as singers and Rab finds himself in a tricky situation when his granddaughter picks him as her role model, inviting him to give a speech at her school the day after Jamesie's birthday celebrations.