Elaine C Smith's Burdz Eye View

The comedian visits the East Neuk of Fife, where she traverses the various picturesque fishing villages. Elaine stops off at Pittenweem and experiences its Arts Festival, helps out behind the counter of a fish and chip shop in Anstruther, and takes part in some light husky racing. She then travels west to perform her gig along the coast in Kirkcaldy.

The comedian heads west to the seaside town of Ayr, where she visits the nearby birthplace of Scotland's bard Robert Burns, as Eddi Reader gives her a rendition of My Love Is Like a Red Red Rose. Elaine then swaps poetry for horseracing at Ayr races, before interviewing showbiz royalty Mary Lee Milroy in the Ayr Gaiety Theatre.

The comedian travels north to Nairn, where she learns about the area from a local historian. Elaine then makes some cheese in a local dairy and turns her hand to weaving before performing her stage show.

Elaine heads to Largs and Millport on the west coast of Scotland, where she enjoys line dancing and rowing and samples some ice cream made from a secret recipe. She then learns about the history of the Barrfields Theatre in Largs - the venue for her gig.

Elaine heads north again to the Highland resort of Aviemore. She travels by classic car to work a shift in the sweetie shop of the Highland Folk Museum before travelling by steam train to neighbouring Boat of Garten where she performs her gig.

The comedian heads to the Isle of Arran, where she learns about the clearances, makes some soap and takes part in a children's day at the Heritage Museum. Last in the series.