Low-key obsessed with this Hamish Macbeth season 2 Radio Times cover from 1996
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Low-key obsessed with this Hamish Macbeth season 2 Radio Times cover from 1996

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I'm enjoying this book about the making of Hamish Macbeth by Jonathan Melville. Especially learning that Zippy, the dog who played the original Wee Jock, was such a stinky, bitey little dickhead that they were not actually sad about replacing him, despite "Wee Jock's Lament" being a very moving and beautiful episode!
Wee Jock the 2nd in his very fetching glengarry and tie
Look at Wee Jock in his little glengarry, supporting the Lochdubh shinty team! Best mascot ever.
Hamish Macbeth (Robert Carlyle) and Wee Jock.

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Jock!
I'm surprisingly ok. But now I am going to bed.
And I am not going to think about that idea I had whilst washing my hair involving Gold, Belle, and Lochdubh...
Nope...
Definitely not thinking about it...
Two things happened on Monday:
1 - OUAT made me very sad.
2 - I got paid.
So, today, because I was still sad and because I still had money, I decided to buy myself a new Robert Carlyle DVD to cheer myself up. Faced with the choice of Ravenous, To End All Wars and Trainspotting, naturally I decided on Hamish Macbeth instead.
I am now in love with Wee Jock...