He’s best known for his regular role as Boaby the barman in the television comedy Still Game.

Two friends, Crooky and Calum, take acid in a bar before running into their old friend Bobby ("Boaby"), who is on heroin.

The DBM sing a song that goes "Rory Adams puts his boaby inside 5 year old boys".

Gavin Mitchell, who originally played Winston (and was replaced by Paul Riley for later performances), played the part of Boaby in the series.

He is best known as Boaby the barman in Scottish sitcom Still Game, Aneliese in the soap opera Hollyoaks and various roles in sketch show Velvet Soup.

Spawning two stage adaptations, popularising the phrase "pure dead brilliant" and featuring Billy Connolly as the guardian angel Boaby in a Christmas special, City Lights is still warmly remembered, despite last being shown on television in 1998.