The look on Ray's face when he splashed "The Cooler" with gasoline says so much about their childhood than any flashback could.

@peterpan41

Жыл бұрын

What is , The Cooler?

@monel58

Жыл бұрын

@@peterpan41 I was a room their Father put them in when they missed behaved, like Solitary.

@kw9849

Жыл бұрын

@@monel58 It's also reference to The Great Escape.

@EpicBibleTime

2 ай бұрын

Great direction by the director I worked on this

@Patrick-jj5nh

Ай бұрын

@@EpicBibleTime cool, can you share any stories from set?

Lost one of my brothers to cancer 11 years ago, this scene hits me pretty hard. What Ray did was an act of compassion for his brother.

@paulreilly3904

Ай бұрын

I'm so sorry to hear that Steve. It must be hard for you from time to time even 11 years later. But, as someone who doesn't believe in God or an after life at all at least he's free from pain. I offer you sympathy and kindness and hope you have a good long life. At least your brother is no longer in pain. My best wishes to you from the UK. B

@ubberJakerz

Ай бұрын

Lost my dad last year. to cancer. He opted for assisted death, much like this scene. Made it a tough watch...

This scene is wonderful, shows how Ray kills his brother out of love, given that he had MND and didn't want to live anymore. Nicholas Cassim's acting (Bruce, the brother) is monumental in all the series, but this scene tops it all.

@georgerafa5041

2 жыл бұрын

I loved this scene and his acting here was phenomenal but I found his last scene with Brit to be the most powerful to me. When he hugs her and cries and says goodbye but then tries to play it off. Damn that got me right in the feels

@georgefernandez7558

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgerafa5041 Yeah, that's amazing, how can you choose between the two? Not possible. What a wonderful show.

@georgerafa5041

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgefernandez7558 absolutely agree. God bless, bro

@reza_dc2

Жыл бұрын

What happened to his brother that leads up to this?

@handsomemenace7225

Жыл бұрын

@@reza_dc2 His brother has a highly debilitating disease that impacted his quality of life completely. In the episodes leading up to this, we see Bruce deteriorating quickly. He gets trapped after falling down while using the toilet, soils his bed, and has to move in with Ray because he can't take care of himself anymore. Early in the series, Bruce asks Ray if he would ever kill him "when the time came" and he "couldn't do it anymore." Well, after several episodes of watching Bruce become more and more miserable, he finally has had enough. Bruce and Ray drive out to the old family home (which is why there is no furniture other than an old crappy chair), to reminisce and talk about their childhood. Afterwards, we arrive at this scene, which is also the end of the episode.

I'm so pissed that this show doesn't get more recognition.

@JadedMax

Жыл бұрын

I'd never heard of it till today

@upcom1ng116

Жыл бұрын

I guess this is why it call hidden gem

@terynshackett

Жыл бұрын

Dude seriously, people just didn’t know about it otherwise it would still be on today probably.

@abeedhal6519

Жыл бұрын

Why?

@unshdhGbzbs

11 ай бұрын

Dude predicted the future

Watched my father die of cancer. He screamed in pain until he couldn't scream anymore. It forces you to confront the two sides of compassion, as a 14 year old.

@mt.rushmore7916

2 жыл бұрын

My heart goes out to you.

@clementegarcia4261

2 жыл бұрын

Prayers to you, my brother.

@Nelex5000

2 жыл бұрын

That's inhuman...

@thecamocampaindude5167

2 жыл бұрын

Oh god, you made 😢 im crying nonono , im so sorry for your loss,

@thecamocampaindude5167

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nelex5000 unlike both their hearts

This scene hit me really hard. It's been a while since a show or movie made me get teary-eyed, but this one did.

@CoopyIIII

2 жыл бұрын

The music is the icing on the cake along with that single tear by ray

@Nekoboi22

2 жыл бұрын

Same here... this show is really underrated.. i think the part that hit me hardest, and got me upset was seeing his brother cry saying he was going to miss his niece.. really great acting

@ecrusch

2 жыл бұрын

me too

@jamsohnson8579

2 жыл бұрын

It's because it's love. Hard to watch love and not get them feels.

@tydoe6154

2 жыл бұрын

Watch banshee, kurt bunker scenes!

Nicholas Cassim’s acting in this series is INCREDIBLE.... best performance in the series

@repawn3610

10 ай бұрын

Yeah scott Ryan was amazing but this was a masterpiece

This show made me go through the biggest range of emotions that any TV has ever. This episode and the episode where Ray avenges a dying fathers wish to see his daughters remains had me near tears.

@dr.scanlan6112

6 ай бұрын

Genius show. Highly recommended by some family members, so I gave it a try. There were some storylines in the beginning that got a little too whacky for me , almost silly..then the show just kept getting better and better. Episodes not too long, storylines not dragged out, an absolutely awesome show.

-Gonna miss you. -Same. Goddamn it! You're breaking me man. That shit hurts.

Nah man I’ve watched a lot of tv shows and movies, but this was probably the toughest scene I’ve watched. Dialogue was perfect too - not over the top, perfectly in character. This show is amazing

@manners-84

10 ай бұрын

Music was on point too

Yes, this was very touching. Killing your sibling out of love would have to be one of the hardest things to do. Great acting!

Beautiful scene of compassion and love. So beyond gutted this series isn't going past the 3rd season.

@reza_dc2

Жыл бұрын

I don't know why another network won't pick it up , I hate when they do that.

@TR-vd6lq

11 ай бұрын

They decided to end it. Why dilute the quality by continuing it.

man this episode hit me right in the gut when Bruce says goodbye to Brittany and didn't stop the whole episode.

Show is a goddamn masterpiece.

@champagnegirl3093

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing actors they make it so real !!

This show is a pure masterpiece, amazing acting and writing. This need to get much more recognition.! I cried like hell at this episode

@tommythecat4961

Жыл бұрын

I watched this series with my younger brother, when we got to this episode I thought about us, what we'd do in the same situation and started sobbing like a little girl.

@outsider669

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely devastating. Especially as someone who has fallen out with his brothers. My little brothers are my world. But the three of us are too proud to talk to one another now, it was a bad fight between us and we haven't spoke to each other in years.

@graemethelaw

11 ай бұрын

Yeah me too. Best thing I've seen on TV for a long time. Never peaked, never tailed off, quality from day one.

@gonzothegreat1317

11 ай бұрын

@@outsider669 It's not too late, mate. If they're still alive, you can go talk to them.

@jonnybgoode7742

10 ай бұрын

​@@tommythecat4961 I'm the younger brother. I couldnt watch it.

Now that I've finished the show I've been going back through some of the more heart-wrenching scenes on YT. I could be literally smiling ear to ear high on life and put this scene on and immediately transition into choking back tears. This show was one in a million. I really hope to see Scott Ryan in more stuff.

My Dad is in hospice. Hurts to see this one. Ray can be a beast and yet demonstrate so my compassion and empathy

@CirclingtheFringes

Жыл бұрын

Allthough i dont know you, i still want to wish you all the best. Hope you handle your situation well. Dont know why, just wanted to let you know.

@TonyAndrea725

Жыл бұрын

@@CirclingtheFringes very kind of you. Dad passed in March, but I appreciate your kind words

@CirclingtheFringes

Жыл бұрын

@@TonyAndrea725 Being a dad of a 10 year old son, i appreciate having both my parents around more every day, although i am more and more preparing for goodbye. That day is coming of course. Tough stuff. Sorry for your loss. Stay strong.

@ryrybread220

11 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss mate.

@jasonmoss-qk8oh

11 ай бұрын

@@TonyAndrea725 very sorry for your loss

No one really understands until THEY have to pull the plug on a parent or sibling.

@hibrahim86

2 жыл бұрын

I have a good friend who had to pull the plug on his mom a few months ago, and since then he’s not been the same again.

@bmphil3400

2 жыл бұрын

@@hibrahim86 we had to pull the plug ony Dad, my wife's dad died at home of cancer and I was the last one to hear him take a breath. her mother died of kidney failure right in front of us. I think the wife and I have a little PTSD from so many family dying so close together (there are a bunch I didn't mention....aunts and uncles)....

@hibrahim86

2 жыл бұрын

@@bmphil3400 I’m sooooo sorry to hear about all that happening in front of you, that’s gotta be tough, but I hope you’re hanging in strong!

@bmphil3400

2 жыл бұрын

@@hibrahim86 thanks.....I am.....it just changes you....after enough people die around you then you are not the same person after it's over.

@derekluisDARE

Жыл бұрын

Science says it takes 18 months to two years to begin to function normally after the death of a loved one. The key is to find meaning (through memories and moments in their life) and give yourself a mission to create a legacy for them. An annual project or event or scholarship etc... may be something you do to honour and celebrate your family members that passed. It will help you heal. Do it well with help from others.

Most underrated show on Australian TV by far ...

@jamesjedi3960

Жыл бұрын

Underrated world wide

Maybe one of the best single episodes of TV I've ever seen. Heartbreakingly brilliant

He doesn't kill him he sets him free

@the3ambreeze

Жыл бұрын

I think he is dead

@auntiesemite9295

Жыл бұрын

Not a lot of freedom in the grave or Hell.

@seriordan

Жыл бұрын

My eyes are leaking 😢

@syltis1994

Жыл бұрын

@@auntiesemite9295 See a shrink ASAP and notify your school

@cramirez3855

Жыл бұрын

@@syltis1994 you just know it all dontcha

Ray is the most human human being you could ever meet. Just don't get on his wrong side.

@dartanion0075

2 күн бұрын

U Aussie?

@meatpopsicle1567

2 күн бұрын

@@dartanion0075 Nope. Yank.

Jesus I finished this show 2 years ago and I still watch this scene and ball my eyes out. Just such a beautiful piece of film this show. The range of emotions you go through watching it. I’ve never had a show hit the way this one did. Whenever anyone asks hey do you have a show suggestion this is always my first one.

show made me laugh, cry RIGHT HERE, feel anxious, laugh a lot more and everything inbetween

I was binge watching the show after finding it by accident, I found this episode a real shock of an ending, left season three until the next day, very powerful

This series is sooo underrated!! Only seen a few clips here on YT and few mins on TV...and the little I have makes me want to see more! Great acting by the lead actor as well

From the segment of Rays brother and daughter spending time together, the conversation Ray and his brother have about matter, and the final exchange they have when Ray gives him the dose……. Best send off to a character I’ve ever seen.

I couldn't watch this scene. Just lost my younger brother to a heroin OD in November. Still hits hard. Miss you fingerboy.

@SpicyTake

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry

@martytheclown8031

2 жыл бұрын

Lost my little brother to OD too. Scene fn broke my heart. A brothers love is unmatched. Much love!

@runaway_36

2 жыл бұрын

@@martytheclown8031 so true 👍

@mfenix88

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear fellas. all the best and just keep moving forward. your little bros would want you to. This comment thread is always here aswell.

@ikerlopezmestres1609

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry

What an experience this show is by far the most Moving and emotional piece of artwork

Phenomenal series, it's hard to get others to watch it but when they do, they wholeheartedly agree on its brilliance.

Just finished binge watching all three series, made me laugh and, definitely made me cry. Superb.

That lost shot man, talk about perfect. The song, the fire, and the background, and the tear finally rolling down rays face. Can’t help but feel that with him

You can definitely feel the connection between the 2 actors and feel Rays anger at the disease taking his brother from him 😢

Heart breaking scene. Such a great show that deserved so much more than it initially received. I'm glad it gets that now.

Only just found this series the other day, I really really wished they had more!! Absolutely amazing!

I honestly think we all need to take a moment to recognise Mr Inbetween for what it is - one of the best TV series of all time. It will hopefully get its time in the sun. Incredibly powerful TV.

my friend is dieing from cancer at the moment. this scene hit me right in the feels

@SilentHotdog28

Жыл бұрын

My cousin Passed from it a few months ago. It's fucking horrible.

@coopadupa

Жыл бұрын

@@SilentHotdog28 yeah my friend is gone now.

@IwasabletoDisappearafterlitsen

Жыл бұрын

@@coopadupa it was his time to go that's why he went.......Good Life brother

It's amazing that this show makes you feel compassion for a cold blooded murderer.

@michaeldiaz1202

2 жыл бұрын

But the people he kills aren’t really innocent people....

@sonytoprano6839

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaeldiaz1202 he is a contract killer if he had a contract to kill some innocent guy he would probably do it

@michaeldiaz1202

2 жыл бұрын

@@sonytoprano6839 I mean didn’t he get a contract to kill someone innocent already and he didn’t do it... remember some guy tried to pay him to kill some girl he got pregnant..

@alphaq3368

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaeldiaz1202 The 1st episode he killed someone innocent.

@michaeldiaz1202

2 жыл бұрын

@@alphaq3368 who did he kill again ?

Forcing people to suffer in pain, to live when they feel they no longer have dignity or control over their lives is evil.

@SilentHotdog28

Жыл бұрын

His brother struggled to let go, but in the end, he did it.

I’ve only seen clips on KZread of the show but am in all the way. Respect from the UK.

Goddammit. I need to find this series on DVD. I need this for eternity, not needing to rely on streaming services and their willingness to ‘allow’ us to experience this masterpiece- And this statement coming from an American who has never seen an actual episode. Only YT clips. Brilliant writing and story telling.

@D00dman

Ай бұрын

You too? Lmao, this just came back to me and I’ve been enthrawled

I’ve watched this series 5 times now since 1st learning about it in early 2023. Nic Cassim was so good playing Bruce and NMD; I had to google it the first time watching to see if he really had it. Most every scene with Brucey tore me up. Memories of caring for my dad on his way out with cancer. Everything about Ray, Brucey, the “little Princess, Britt.” Their interactions were so well written and acted. Brucey’s goodbye to Britt was another rough scene because you knew. “No one dies, we just change form.” Hard for the living to understand that, isn’t it.

Such a wonderfully acted episode and superb writing with all the dialogue. I was with my Dad when he died and this episode is very meaningful to me for that reason.

I hate the word absolute because of the wrong context it is used in these days but today after watching this it is one of the absolutely brilliant scenes ever filmed and it's Australian. This has to have taken our film making industry to another level. Oh how I have to get this. And to top it off I hope all concerned in making this make an absolute motza each.

Very good scene, stirred and moves me, hurt really hard.

I've not actually seen any of Mr Inbetween seasons but all the clips I've watched on KZread look amazing. Its a shame they've ended it all on season 3. This clip is the one that got to me. Wow

@saltyboy6549

10 ай бұрын

You should watch all of it, criminally underrated

‘Thanks for this mate’ ‘No worries’ 😢😢

there are a few times in this show that broke me and this was one of them. one of , if not THE, best shows on TV.

I'm stuck between this scene which I watched in a really dusty room or the one where his brother gets out of bed and has soiled himself. Ray helps him clean up, no words are spoken about it but the interaction of them both, his brother especially, it's all in the eyes. It's been a fair while since I watched a series that hit me this hard in it's understated excellence.

Just rewatched this episode, man this show was a masterpiece.

Loved this show! And yea, I’m crying once again. 😥

This scene made me cry the end of it did and I didn’t expect this

I'm the fuckup in my family .. I seriously hope I don't drag any siblings into my untimely demise :(

@SilentHotdog28

Жыл бұрын

Mate, you can turn your life around, your life isn't worthless. You can do so much good in one life time, maybe you can be one of those social workers that help out struggling teens, give them life advice and tell them not what to do, how their lives have meaning, everyone has a story to tell, maybe yours will help struggling people to get themselves on the right path.

@MatthewSmith-cp3hu

Ай бұрын

prayer LORD pls bless and help @potterj09 in Jesus name amen

that last breath of air leaving hit hard

That's a brother's love.

The old Inuit had it right ..when the time comes take a walk on the ice

jesus this made me weep

This show is so underrated it’s a crime.

I never followed this series but this scene is so gut wrenchingingly moving. Here is a man that is capable of extreme violence but shows such love and compassion for his terminally ill brother.

Oh my God. Such strength and love for both

Very good series. And it doesnt overstay its welcome. Perfect length.

The way his brother does not take his eyes off him, and then Ray says gonna miss ya mate 😢

This series is the pinnacle of Aussie film making. What an incredibly emotional scene, gosh.

Love this show

I watched this episode last night.. I was totally in tears hey!! Watching it again.. in tears!! 😢

@violet-kittychick

2 ай бұрын

Watching it now.. teary as hey!!

Crazy scene. Perfect.

Wow, how good was that

This scene breaks me up every time I watch it, so moving.

that scene really hit hard, good freaking actors

RIP, Bruce Shoesmith. 😢😭♥️

Anyone know what the classical/cinematic music is that is playing during most of the scene? Been trying to track it down with no luck.

This show is amazing. Shed a tear at this scene

Bro I never cry . But this one made me shed a tear

What a truly great series. From episode 1 to the very last you were rooting for Ray every step. Anyone who's not watched this. Please do.

This scene is truly heartbreaking, because just a couple of minutes earlier, Bruce tells Ray that he'd forgiven their (abusive) father, and actually told him he loved him during what Bruce planned on being the final time he saw him. Ray loves his brother and ends his suffering as an act of compassion and true brotherhood, but he's so broken inside that the most he can muster up for his final words to Bruce is "gonna miss you", and his brother can only say the same back to him.

Not far from where I used to live, a divorced woman who had lost the lawsuit for the house tried to set it on fire on eviction day. She did what Ray did, poured petrol all over the floors, then lit a match. Apparently, she had accidentally hit the sweet spot where the fumes were exactly right for an explosion, and an explosion was what happened. Nothing was left of the (solidly build brick) house.

whats the violin music in the background, please?

This is such a great show. I don’t understand how it didn’t get any traction. Maybe the show’s title threw people off. 🤷‍♀️

@Flodro250

Жыл бұрын

They’re all uncultured swine. Forget them

@ryanjohnjohn3015

Жыл бұрын

People don’t give anything unknown a shot, has to have big stars from a big studio connected to a big universe, they just fall in line with the band wagon

Thank you

When Ray said I'm gonna miss you, had me almost in tears

I bawled like a baby. This scene hit like a ton of stones. You can't understand it unless you've actually suffered abuse. It's both cathartic and heartbreaking to burn it all down.

"Only the good shows die young..."

fucking sobbed. Scene was making feel shit bro. One of the easiest way to make me emotional is watching the stoic manly character show emotion

The ultimate act of kindness and personal sacrifice.

Everyone in the comments. We love this, plz share it so it can go bigger.

Watching the life drain from the eyes of someone you love is a special kind of pain.

Don't have access to FX. Hoping it show up somewhere else. I found a couple of these 2-3 minute trailers and instantly knew I had missed a great series.

Just the thought of loving so deeply moves me to the bone. I've got brother's that would do it for me. NOT FOR THE RIGHT REASONS THOUGH

@gardengnome3249

Жыл бұрын

You made me laugh whilst I am crying over this clip and some of the comments. I don't know whether to thank you or hate you Jack

Every clip is a gem,I'm looking to watch the lot

@syltis1994

Жыл бұрын

I'm sad that you spoiled this episode for yourself by watching clips.

Such an amazing show

I think about the relationship with my brother seeing this scene, we’re still tight and I love him so much. Great scene.

Mr inbetween needs more seasons

could you not put spoilers in your fucking title please, some of us have only just found this masterpiece and now get random videos such as your pop up in their feed.

@cthulawha

20 күн бұрын

dude the internet does not revolve around you

June of 2016 liver cancer took my wife and throughout the entire ordeal she went through not once did I hear a sound coming from her about pain. I would ask her if she wanted something and she always said no. I have been shot twice and that hurt like hell and yes I asked for meds but not with her. Very strong woman for sure.

what a really fantastic scene.. such a great show.

I would have give anything to do this with my brother just to say goodbye rather than to have a cop come and tell me what happened, I kept him alive for years doing for and so much when he would OD And then he goes to jail and is actually clean after 2 yrs in county lock up after request not to send him to prison just county jail so he could be monitored on if he ever used drugs and was close literally to the judge rather than being far away and if the judge wanted the test results there in 1 sec it was done, but hey what am I complaining for, another brother died at birth another at 20 yrs old from the two worst leukemias another brothers died in the same month my 4 grandparents died in, yeah all in the same month in the same year, then my nephew died and 3 cousins were murdered by a gang that drove thru a burger that wasn’t in a bad spot but the gang drove around and far and decided to kill my 3 cousins that night with machine guns, and what’s funny is I have been hit by a car, when I was a boy I had a large object almost crush my body but I healed perfect and not a scratch or scar or pain to this day, from that at least, and so I have had all this death around me but I couldn’t do anything about it and the funerals started so young, I guess why I’m writing this is just to put the thought out to the creator of everything, if there is one, snd I hope there is, I just want to say never birth one again that has to go to funerals like how others annually hold birthdays, wait actually I went to way more than any people from a young age celebrate any amount of birthdays, so, yeah if you could, maybe don’t let anyone ever feel that type of sadness and that out of misery wrapped in crushing sadness for one just basically newborn in this world but one who’s able to see here and understand both of what’s in those sights and sounds…..edit: please, for I would never dare to dream of telling the creator what to do, this was a simple please request, if you will, a kind of, if he ever holds a day granting people their wish then don’t forget to add this one even if it’s the last one in, type of thing….

@vasvas8914

2 жыл бұрын

I feel sorry for the amount of misery you've had to experience. And I admire your will to keep going...

He even had a death breath at the end. Fantastic acting

This hits home.

The Sopranos, The Wire and THIS…..

What are the songs playing throughout these scenes? Shazam isn’t pulling anything up for me. I’d love to know the classical tunes especially