Glasgow Central Still Game ‘Weclome’ mat stunt teased by BBC Scotland

A massive “Weclome” mat, styled exactly like the famously misspelt doormat from cult sitcom Still Game , has been rolled out across the concourse and roped off for passerbys to take photos.

Teasing something Still Game -related, BBC Scotland posted this on social media: “People huv tae know! Weclome to Glasgow. Get yerself along to Glasgow Central Station today and get a picture with a giant version of the classic doormat from Still Game.

"Add #WeclomeMat to your pictures and we’ll repost some through the day. #MadeOfGlasgow #StillGame #ThisIsOurBBC”.

People huv tae know! Weclome to Glasgow.

Get yerself along to Glasgow Central Station today and get a picture with a giant version of the classic doormat from Still Game. Add #WeclomeMat to your pictures and we'll repost some through the day.#MadeOfGlasgow #StillGame… pic.twitter.com/qfIC1xdGAW

— BBC Scotland (@BBCScotland) February 19, 2026

The stunt has inevitably raised questions about what BBC Scotland could be teasing. With no further details released, the appearance of one of the show’s most recognisable props in such a prominent location suggests some form of Still Game-related announcement may be on the way.

A massive “Weclome” mat, styled exactly like the famously misspelt doormat from cult sitcom Still Game. (Image: Archives)

Still Game has become one of the most popular comedies on Netflix after clocking up more than 10m views last year alone. New figures from the streaming giant show large numbers of viewers are still tuning into the classic show almost seven years after its final episode aired.

According to The Scottish Sun, Still Game was one of the most-watched British sitcoms on Netflix in 2025, outperforming other comedies including After Life and Bad Education .

In the meantime, anyone passing through Glasgow Central can grab a picture with the giant “Weclome” mat. Add #WeclomeMat to your snaps and BBC Scotland says it will repost some throughout the day