text: Over the course of eight episodes, the men in kilts sample a bit of everything from delicate Scottish cuisine (no, it's not haggis), ceilidh dancing, and even try their hand at different Highland Games events. "We actually got to touch weapons that had been used in these battles in Culloden and that, for me, was really eye opening and an amazing experience to actually touch the past," said Heughen.
  As we got into round two — a pint of Glaswegian beer, Tennent's Lager — the men tipsily reflected on the first time they met. "I was very annoyed that he was an inch taller than me," said McTavish about their original interaction. "Very annoyed. It was of the first things I noticed about him. In seriousness, one of the things I noticed about Sam was how generous and warm he was towards me, made me feel completely at ease." Heughan added: "It was great to meet him, but then, unfortunately, I had to work with him and drive a camper van around Scotland with him."
  By the time we were enjoying our third round, — a wee dram of Heughan's Sassenach whisky — the guys were getting pretty candid. "I constantly tried to put Graham in places where he didn't feel that comfortable," said Heughan about some of the risker scenarios the guys found themselves in while shooting Men in Kilts. "Basically, every scenario was to bring Graham closer to his demise." McTavish explained, "The motorbike and sidecar was literally like a tiny metal coffin that I was in as I was being driven around at speed by a man who had barely ever been on a motorbike, let alone driven a motorbike and sidecar — and it was leaking fuel!"
  Sounds like we might all need a drink while watching Men in Kilts, which premieres tonight (Feb. 14) on Starz at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
  
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