[TV] Inside No. 9 - New Series

[HangletonGull]

Boo To A Goose -

I enjoyed it and thought the cast was decent but the ending a little messy. Matthew Kelly was great - you felt like you could smell him through the screen (not a good smell...)

Totally agree

 

[jcdenton08]

Wasn’t sure about Boo to a Goose - still very decent as they all are, but I thought the ending was messy and confusing. I get what they’re saying, but it was a little clumsy by their excellent standards.

The Trolley was absolutely superb and one of the best across all the seasons, in my view. The two-handers are always very special. A really great episode

Also booked for my birthday in March for the stage play!!! Result!!!

 

[HangletonGull]

Need to re watch last nights as I watched it when I got home from football was tired and the mrs decided to have a chat when it started so lost the story

 

[Motogull]

I have caught up.

The claustrophobic feel suggest to me that RS in particular was influenced by that Spanish telephone box short film (from the 80s?).

 

[A1X]

Finally caught up with the new series

Felt like Boo to a Goose was good but chopped off a bit quick, like they got to 25 minutes then had to hastily wrap up, there was more to be done with that

Trolley Problem was masterful and kept you guessing to the last, brilliant writing

 

[hart's shirt]

After the heart-warming denouement of The Trolley Problem, it's that time of the week again.

Episode 3: Mulberry Close

The residents of Mulberry Close are keen to welcome their new neighbours at number 9, but there's something about Damon and Val that doesn't seem quite right.
1 min clip: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0hvvpv4

And for next Wednesday...

Episode 4: CTRL, ALT, ESC

Jason, Lynne and their two teenage daughters try out their local escape room, The Killer's Lair.
It's not really the girls' idea of fun, but they love their dad, and he loves following the clues and solving the puzzles.

 

[jcdenton08]

After the heart-warming denouement of The Trolley Problem, it's that time of the week again.

Episode 3: Mulberry Close

The residents of Mulberry Close are keen to welcome their new neighbours at number 9, but there's something about Damon and Val that doesn't seem quite right.
1 min clip: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0hvvpv4

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And for next Wednesday...

Episode 4: CTRL, ALT, ESC

Jason, Lynne and their two teenage daughters try out their local escape room, The Killer's Lair.
It's not really the girls' idea of fun, but they love their dad, and he loves following the clues and solving the puzzles.

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Spoiler

It was indeed heart warming… and head melting, arm charring, leg incinerating…

Can’t wait for this tonight! Also, Damon and Val? Harvey, surely?

In this house, we don’t maaasturbate

 

[hart's shirt]

Spoiler

It was indeed heart warming… and head melting, arm charring, leg incinerating…

Can’t wait for this tonight! Also, Damon and Val? Harvey, surely?

In this house, we don’t maaasturbate

I thought Reece and Steve might appreciate it. And I knew you'd pick up on it.

Yes, it's not a particularly pleasant thing to do, especially with two young girls running around now, is it?

 

[jcdenton08]

I thought Reece and Steve might appreciate it. And I knew you'd pick up on it.

Yes, it's not a particularly pleasant thing to do, especially with two young girls running around now, is it?

We haven’t broken our fast yet… Perhaps you are a naturally slothful person

I use that one often whenever my other half wants a lie in she doesn’t see the funny side

 

[boik]

I have caught up.

The claustrophobic feel suggest to me that RS in particular was influenced by that Spanish telephone box short film (from the 80s?).

La Cabina. I remember watching it in the 80s and wondering what it was all about.

 

[hart's shirt]

Popcorn anyone?

 

[seagully]

Episode 3 was excellent IMO, much better than the first two (which were still decent).

 

[A1X]

Excellent indeed, enjoyed that one