“We Australians have standards mate, Be polite. Be efficient. And be prepared to fight any Kangaroo you meet.” -The Sniper

@MoskHotel

Жыл бұрын

“Look, mate, d’you know who has a lot of feelin’s? Blokes who bludgeon their wives to death with a golf trophy.”

@shortbushero

Жыл бұрын

I will send my condolences to your roo’ wife

@EC0191

Жыл бұрын

Be polite, throw piss at people.

@brainiac.computer

Жыл бұрын

How does one fight a kangaroo?

@oldmatejohnno

Жыл бұрын

@@brainiac.computer punch the cunt in the nose. i'm an aussie if you can't tell

The palpable disgust Ray had for all the other guys in the anger management group was one of my favorite scenes

@themenacingbeast5437

3 ай бұрын

"I think I'm in the wrong room", f-ing loved him, mate

@denondebonde

2 ай бұрын

Spot on.

@TryptaDreamer13

2 ай бұрын

​@@themenacingbeast5437😊

@adamfreeman2348

Ай бұрын

well they were snivelling, self-vindicating, wife beating little cry baby wankers. so it is hardly surprising as he was a real gangster. the guy hosting the group was even worse than those attending in my view. a typical judgemental, "sexual predator supporting" government control freak. he hated ray because ray was the real face of public justice, not the police or any other government flunkies. ray basically embarrassed the others there.

@AfferbeckBeats

Ай бұрын

The other great thing about those scenes is how they start out trying to be remorseful about being violent assholes, but then they start cracking jokes and backing each other up on their reasoning behind assaulting people, basically just broing out on their shared interest of being toxic pricks, and the group leader is too milquetoast to reign them in

This show is what I tell non-Aussies to watch when they wanna know how we actually speak to each other. None of that Crocodile Dundee "Throw another shrimp on the barbie" shit. To an Australian, the dialogue just feels natural, like conversations I've heard and had thousands of times. The script just nails how we talk, all the little nuances and quirks, the slang, the dry humour, everything. it's my favourite part of the show, it's just so brutally Australian in every way and that's one of the reasons I love it so much.

@advanceaustralia386

10 ай бұрын

It’s Sydney migrants mostly. No, the rest of the country doesn’t sound like that.

@jrock5830

10 ай бұрын

@Advanceaustralia363 So where have you spent your entire life? Mossman to the CBD and back??? Dickhead…

@makaveli2363

10 ай бұрын

@@advanceaustralia386wdym lol yes it does, what show were you watching

@advanceaustralia386

10 ай бұрын

@@jrock5830 Sydney people think Australia is Sydney. Thanks for proving the point.

@MisterRlGHT

10 ай бұрын

Oh, right, like you've never thrown a shrimp on the old barbie. Hah!.

A moment I loved for Gary was when he was launching his home shot porn business and he started getting mostly gay clients and he didn’t care about that. He was so into the act of filming and improving it, he was excited for the business as it gave him more opportunities to improve camera’s, lighting and production value. He was a flourishing artist…lol

@ray.shoesmith

3 ай бұрын

Home-o-Erotic 🤣

@kyon813

Ай бұрын

​@@ray.shoesmith"Gary's Glitter Productions! :D" "...he was a pedo."

Modest budget but extremely high quality and very engaging show.

Scott has been living around the corner from me for a little while I met him in the supermarket and he was the NICEST bloke, he took the time to ask about me, what I do, where I'm from and his son said hello. This fella is an utter legend

@polskiogorki-zp7ks

4 ай бұрын

does he still live in st kilda lol?

@david-jackson-wills

2 ай бұрын

Thats always nice to know. He seems like a really genuine guy, but what a talented man!! I work on radio, and did a whole section of my show a few montsha go about actors and actresses who arent nice in real life!! the most surprising one for me was Radar O'reilly in Mash!!

@GenesisBoi

Ай бұрын

​@@david-jackson-willswait he wasnt nice?!

@davidwells4903

Ай бұрын

I love him. He's my newest acting hero. He's legit awesome and everyone who knows him relates same as you.

@Cbd_hemp_world

Ай бұрын

I would love to meet him as this show has had an impact on me ,I loved it ❤️

Incredible series, I have never understood why it has not been given the recognition it deserves.

@samking9798

5 ай бұрын

Probably because it didn't have the artificial 'stars' behind it to get it the recognition. Fortunately the people are making it known and getting it the recognition which is more than deserving

@jolbca

27 күн бұрын

All about the Benjamins target audience too small in the land down under.

It was probably the best series I’ve watch in 8 years . Absolutely fantastic. I’m still hoping a series 4 will be coming out ❤

@piotrgurtatowski

8 ай бұрын

Oh there wont be, That show was spectacular holler from Poland😊

@jonahhex8178

6 ай бұрын

Just finished it yesterday. Damn, it's good!

@DarkEleven

Ай бұрын

Same

@ray.shoesmith

Ай бұрын

Scott Ryan has said he's had enough of Ray Shoesmith. There won't be any more Mr Inbetween.

@Some1inFNQ

17 күн бұрын

there won't be any new episodes. however you might have missed the movie it came from, same writer/director/star. The Magician. It's like a feature length episode.

I live in Australia and Mr Inbetween is the best show that has ever been written. Each episode was a story and it never got boring. You wanted more all the time. Scott Ryan writing and directing was excellent and Nash directing were a perfect pair. I truly hope one day Scott and Nash will reconsider and do more series of Mr Inbetween for us Cult followers who just cannot get enough. 🇦🇺

@Majorwindy

Жыл бұрын

The dialogue comes off very authentic. It’s great.

@andrewjensen7413

11 ай бұрын

​@@Majorwindy is Ture blue Aussie banter with Great Acting.

@huzcer

11 ай бұрын

Only good Australian show I've ever seen.

@adrianking5661

11 ай бұрын

It's right there with rake....

@jalalbennagi1771

11 ай бұрын

​@@huzcer nah sons and daughters must be up there too lol...... Guess you gotta be a certain age sorry mate 😂

The episode where the child gets snatched from the shopping centre was one of the most chilling ones I've ever watched. Any parent who has had that heart rending process of trying to find your kid in a shopping centre when they have wandered off knows that feeling and his reaction to that was so real, it was incredible to watch. The end of that episode related to the inner feelings of any parents thoughts on how they would react to anyone molesting their kids. Incredibly written and gut wrenching to watch. Highly recommend the series.

@luck3yp0rk93

11 ай бұрын

Yea the actor who plays ray was a master at portraying that panicked calm parent vibe. 10/10 episode

@MV2024WDC

11 ай бұрын

Agreed! That episode was epic!!

@MrSkinnyWhale

11 ай бұрын

Gary the GOAT

@MV2024WDC

11 ай бұрын

@@MrSkinnyWhale the episode where the druggies stole the car was hilarious!!

@fuggly-qg9on

11 ай бұрын

loved the ending of the episode, "we only sold those kids" like it's gon get sick fucks off the shovel...

I love how this show doesn't spoon feed you exposition about its characters. Rather, its a slow burn throughout the course of the show, allowing viewers to piece together and get the full weight each character and their relationships. Its much more engaging and makes every character feel natural and textured.

I watched Romper stomper as a teen.A cult classic if not controversial.The film brilliantly illustrated the dialogue and interaction between fellow Aussie's outside of the clichés often portrayed. Mr In-between is another brilliant example of this, Rays character is captivating and mesmerising.A masterpiece..

Ray has the ability to be heartwarming in one moment and terrifying in the next.

@litedawg

11 ай бұрын

That’s the magic. One minute he’s a sweet father and the next scene he blows someone away and there is very little difference in his demeanor.

@NipponNostalgicTV

11 ай бұрын

​@@litedawg wouldn't hurt a big though

The most underrated show ever. It's absolutely fantastic but many people, including Australians, don't know about it

@Zei33

11 ай бұрын

Very true. I would never have heard of it except for the ice cream scene making its way onto KZread shorts.

@pjm582009

11 ай бұрын

Yep, i only found it about 2 years ago when i got Binge, hadn't heard of it before then. Time for a rewatch.

@JustIn-mu3nl

11 ай бұрын

Aussie here first time I have heard of it, but apparently it was only on FOX ptv.

@ade5004

11 ай бұрын

​@@Zei33That's where I caught it. Good thing to, because googling it, the word comedy is used a lot, and stands out a lot when describing it, which would have probably made me and has probably made others pass it by. Just finished watching it, definitely one of my favourite shows of all time. This show deserved a lot more attention, and would have been absolute major international hit, if people only realised how good it was. He did an excellent job with this. Now to watch the Magician 2005, which it is supposed to be based on.

@vojislavl6665

11 ай бұрын

Another Aussie here. Saw the show a year or 2 ago and it is amazing. I think i only found out about it through a scene in KZread or Facebook, and thought that this looks so interesting. Highly recommend for everyone to watch it

My niece marred an Aussie, when she was working abroad. They then moved their family here to the U.S. My "nephew" is a real cool guy. Last year, they were flying back to Australia, to spend X'mas with his family. I gave him my copy of "Mr. Inbetween" for the flight. Living here for the past years, he's lost touch with his homeland and did not know of the show. Needless to say, he told me he loved it. I knew he would.

Im glad that you mentioned the dialogue, one thing that has been putting me off a lot of overly dramatic shows is that the conversations don't sound like real conversations. The dialogue in Mr in-between was so refreshing especially for an Australian it sounds like your everyday Aussies having a chat about what ever

@danielvandervort

5 ай бұрын

I saw an interview with Scott about the dialogue.He said the characters did not stay on a script and thats why it felt natural.

@ray.shoesmith

3 ай бұрын

It was an eye opener to me not only how natural the dialogue in the show was, but conversely it starkly pointed out just how unnatural the dialogue is on every other show. Mr Inbetween is unique because it sounds so real, which says something about everything else that's been made in Australia before or since

@danielvandervort

3 ай бұрын

@@ray.shoesmith I saw an interview with Scott when they mentioned the dialogue style. He said the script was used as an outline and not to be exact so it allowed the characters to be more themselves. How else could Gary get so excited about a an artificial foot used to wank with.LOL

@ray.shoesmith

3 ай бұрын

@@danielvandervort I mean, that makes sense, but surely in the last 70 or 80 years another movie or television show has employed the same philosophy on script vs dialogue. Yet still, nothing has sounded like this. It was genuinely like being a fly on the wall.

@MrWackozacko

Ай бұрын

Yeh i wondered why i stopped watching Australian shows a long time ago, none of us speak like home and away. Your comment just gave me the epiphany thanks mate, itwas the unnatural dialogue!

Thank god a largeish KZreadr is finally covering Mr. Inbetween. Loved this show msged the creator to compliment him responded like an absolute legend. One of my favs of all time.

@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus

11 ай бұрын

His shout out to chopper made me smile and laugh for the first time in several days. I needed that and Iam glad both are getting the attention they deserve.

I'm in the USA and this is a FANTASTIC show. I binged this hard, I couldn't stop watching it. I would watch 20 seasons!

@ray.shoesmith

2 ай бұрын

Did it make you feel like some dimmies?

@hurricaneaquatics

Ай бұрын

​@@ray.shoesmithHaha, I wasn't sure what a dimmie was. I thought they were like a perogie, but they seem like a Chinese egg roll, but round. No, never had them, but man I want some!

@ray.shoesmith

Ай бұрын

@@hurricaneaquatics from wiki because I'm too lazy.. "A dim sim is Chinese-inspired meat and vegetable dumpling-style snack food, popular in Australia and to a lesser extent in New Zealand. It was popularized in 1945 by a Chinese immigrant in Melbourne who originally came from Guangdong, William Chen Wing Young, the father of Australian celebrity chef, author and TV personality Elizabeth Chong. The name derives from the pronunciation diim syiim in Toisanese, the predominant dialect spoken at the time by Central Melbourne's Chinese community. The commercial snack food normally consists of minced meat, cabbage, and seasoning, encased in a wrapper similar to that of a traditional siu mai dumpling. They are typically cylindrical, or sometimes a larger, globular shape. They can be steamed or deep fried, and are commonly dressed or dipped in soy sauce, or sweet chilli sauce. An alternative way of cooking dim sims is to barbecue them, by cutting the dim sim in half lengthwise and placing it on a hot barbecue" Cheap ones are so-so, but gourmet dimmies are something else altogether.

@hurricaneaquatics

Ай бұрын

@@ray.shoesmith now I Really want one, lol. Thanks.

The lovely thing about this program is it shows The Aussies and us Brits still have the same sense of humour with an efficiency and no tolerance for bull. It is a masterpiece this program made all the better by the fact that it makes sense to us Brits. Obviously im only talking from our perspective.

@adamfreeman2348

3 ай бұрын

yes. so much common dialogue. mate, wanker etc. good laugh

11:08 That is not a Sten that is an E-11, the main blaster rifle for the Galactic Empire. It was manufactured by BlasTech Industries as a cheaper but still reliable alternative to the DC-15 series of blasters used during the Clone Wars.

@pontiusporcius8430

Жыл бұрын

A Sterling reference.

@thomastelson5444

Жыл бұрын

I personally like the DC-17M, why just settle for a blaster rifle when I can have sniper rifle and grenade launcher with the right attachments.

@APB3992

Жыл бұрын

It was a patchet, which is a silenced version of the sterling SMG, and successor of the STEN

@wimmeraparanormal6581

Жыл бұрын

@@APB3992 No, its just a Sterling SMG, no silencer fitted. The 'Patchett' was the prototype named after its designer, George Patchett.

@boxcarwillie83

11 ай бұрын

and it ends up as an important weapon for Ray

one thing i loved about this show was the way it took the sauce right out of those well known "uh-oh" type setups for overly dramatic situations and subverted my expectations. case in point gary's girlfriend spilling the beans to ray's girlfriend about his supposed peepee movies and instead of everything escalating out of proportions and culminating in a misunderstanding and an argument ray explains what really happened and they just have a laugh about it. or when ray forgot his mother in law's name so he asked his girl what was it again and instead of getting bitchy about it she just told him again and that was it

Watched this show a few months ago. Binged all the episodes in a row, and even though i was sleep deprived i loved every single episode. Scott ryan is a genius and i hope he keeps making and or acting.

@dallasreynolds2962

6 ай бұрын

He's currently helping Donut Operator try to write and start directing his own similar show.

Not a Sten. It's a Stirling. Generally speaking, this is what Australians are like. Straightforward, honest and good humoured. Glad this is getting an airing outside Australia. I was mesmerised by "The Magician" when I came across it by chance on TV one night. I really enjoyed this video too. Thanks.

@baabaabaa2293

11 ай бұрын

Sten= Stirling Enfield... Like Bren is Bruno Enfield... Edit: l shd add you're right mate, NO Sten had a curved mag. The C1 (devd in Canada was based on the Sten mechanism, but with a curved mag...it was adopted by the Poms in (54?). Also..2 schools of thought.. S.H.Thomas (or similar) & Enfield devd the Sten... Another book lve got says Sterling/Enfield.

@ericsissenwein3601

9 ай бұрын

SHepard TUrpin EN field = STEN.

@baabaabaa2293

9 ай бұрын

@@ericsissenwein3601 Yep that's what google says...lve got a book (my old mans) that says Sterling/Enfield & another that says Maj.R.V.Shepherd & H.J.Turpin ....now you've said it, ld be inclined to believe it. The Australian made Sten was an Austen, before the Owen gun was produced. Edit: Then lve also read S.H.Thomas.. And the Armaments website says the EN stands for England not Enfield & that came from Shepherd himself, so l dunno mate, l rekn the Shepherd/Turpins right tho, it's on 4 different sites.

@jinglesbluecat

9 ай бұрын

Sterling L2A3 (Mark 4) submachine gun if you want actual facts......

@baabaabaa2293

9 ай бұрын

@@jinglesbluecat Yeah mate, ld already said no Sten had a curved mag...agreed with the top blokes answer... It was the 3 different origins of the meaning of Sten.

I started watching this series after I saw you talking about it on Twitter; I finished season 1 in one day and now I'm on to season 2 and having a really good time. I've been watching it with my dad and he likes it a lot too, so thanks again for keeping up with the great recommendations.

Aussies, you need to get on top of making more stuff like this asap. The world needs you

as an Australian thanks for making this video and giving this show the exposure it deserves

This is legal in Australia BTW, they're basically Morrowind, assassination is legal.

@gendor5199

Жыл бұрын

Are you talking about the idea of taking money for killing? Because I can understand some technicality, like "You won't get punished for being an assassin, but we will still punish you for actually killing people"

@oz_jones

Жыл бұрын

@@gendor5199 my guess this is what they call "banter"

@KawaiiCanadafreememes

Жыл бұрын

@@gendor5199 No you don't, it's Australia

@dimitriofthedon3917

Жыл бұрын

​@K Canada what you on mate?😂

@suckassmork2972

11 ай бұрын

No way! Morag Tong is real?!?

that ending scene in the taxi with the RUN song made me fucking howl with laughter when I watched the show. The whole show itself really just embodies something that I'm pretty sure I'm misremembering Chopper say, which is why I was glad to hear you reference him since I had the same thought about the show. The show itself just feels like one of Choppers "big yarns" he likes to tell, like that interview where he just takes a reporter around and tells his version of where and how he killed people a month or so before he died. That and Ryan Scott fucking perfected Choppers big "I'm about to fuck something" grin. Mr Inbetween is probably one of my favourite shows of all time just for how great it was, I'm glad I heard you and Shota talking bout it on a stream.

@domchota

Жыл бұрын

It's said that the smile Ray gives before tossing the guy from the staircase in S1 E1 is the same smile he gives to the camera in that ending scene. Brilliant!

@icenine135

Жыл бұрын

When I saw Ray's shit eating grin at the end of the last episode in the series before "Run" plays - first thing that came to my mind was, you're in for a treat boys 😁👍

@oldmatejohnno

Жыл бұрын

you know me mate. never let the truth get in the way of a good yarn

@AfroGaz71

Жыл бұрын

I thought that was a banger of an ending. It was "Ah, there's the Ray we know and love."

@nickmaclachlan5178

Жыл бұрын

Chopper Reid was an absolute throbber, a legend in his own mind.........

Binged this. One of the best series of entertainment I have ever seen. Criminally underrated.

Was introduced to this show from your video. Ray has quickly become my favorite tv character since Tony Soprano.

I relate intimately to Ray's smile as shorthand for "I am seconds from beating you to death with my bare hands." God knows I've felt that.

Ray is one of the funnest characters to root for that I've seen in a long time. And Gary, omg freakin Gary.... Dude is just too funny. Such a solid show

@davidparris7167

9 ай бұрын

''To root'' means to fuck in the Australian vernacular.

American here, I fucking love Ray. I binged this show over a weekend and now watching again with the wife. It's a masterpiece, wish there were more seasons.

I kind of like the idea that they had a set amount of seasons/episodes from the start. It means you can end the experience with a feeling of "yep the story is complete everything has been said and done" when you drag it out the show either gets cancelled on a cliff hangar or the story is incomplete, or as the seasons drag on the content becomes worse and worse.

As an Aussie, I've never been more proud to say that this show came from our country. I recommend it to everyone I chat to about shows. Loved every second of it. The characters, the shifts between comedy and drama, the great writing. Everything about the series was just so well done. And I love that Scott Ryan ended the series on his own terms and when he felt was right.

@Lisahen79

8 ай бұрын

What I love about the Aussies is that they have a “Fuck it” attitude and not bothered about offending anyone. It’s just like the way us Brits used to be before we lost our bollox and turned into a nation of yes men arse lickers.

@user-jy3tf2qf7h

Ай бұрын

Hey fella what about all the diggers in ww1 and ww2 that let you be alive to watch it be proud of the ones who fought and fell first!!

@Munki

Ай бұрын

@@user-jy3tf2qf7h what the fuck does that have to do with being proud that this show came from the same country?

@user-jy3tf2qf7h

Ай бұрын

@@Munki so a show is what you’re most proud to be an Aussie hats what the fuck I mean hurt your little feelings sweetheart

Bloody fantastic show. The disappointment I felt in the last episode was not that it should have been fleshed out more, I thought that aspect of it was just fine, but that there wasn't going to be any more Mr Inbetween and that I had come to the end of the journey. What a ride. Like many people I never wanted it to end. It's that good. Because you didn't mention her in the video I think it's notable to mention what a great performance Brooke Satchwell did as Ray's part-time girlfriend in the earlier episodes. I mean, everyone is fantastic, the acting performances are excellent from everyone, but she really stood out. Given her beginnings as a cheesy soap actress (on Neighbours) this was a far more challenging role for her and she did it brilliantly.

@eleleven3694

11 ай бұрын

Brooke is a brilliant actor

@celladoor_uk

11 ай бұрын

100%

@Munrubenmuz

11 ай бұрын

The show ended with ambiguity. Did he take them out or did he get taken out? Great ending.

@zwryy7622

9 ай бұрын

@@Munrubenmuz I think the answer is pretty obvious LOL

@chanang453

8 ай бұрын

@@zwryy7622 im not sure its so obvious ....The 2 hitmen say " run " so maybe he did and ducking and diving got away ? or maybe Ray knowing hes still hunted has a gun tucked next to his seat which he grabs and kill the hitmen or maybe as he opens the taxi door a cop car pulls up behind them ? or ??? lots of ways he could have survived

Thanks for this blurb, dude. Made me binge all 3 seasons today/tonight and I was not disappointed. You were absolutely right. It's a little masterpiece with fantastic visual details.and an excellent sense of humour. Definitely was yelling at the telly at times because I got immediately attached to certain characters. Great review!

I love that you went straight to the Louis comparison - I did the same thing, especially the loose way it plays with time and narrative, through intermittent glimpses rather than a meticulously communicated story. Goddamn I loved this show

Loving your work, revealing these underrated gems. Keep it up man!

@Megatron_95

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. In this day and age, it's nice to see underrated gems being talked about

loli when are we gonna see your face reveal? Loli in an Australian accent: I dont answer questions where are you from? loli: i dont answer questions

Got hooked on this from KZread clips. Just finished my second run through. Your video analysis is perfect! 👍🏼

They filmed this around the inner west of Sydney. I watched parts of it being made, not realising I was watching history in the making. Mr.Inbetween is, by far, the greatest show Australia has produced. Great review.

One thing I like to remember when watching Ray going apeshit or doing combat actions on hits, it’s like he’s remembering his experiences in the war, he’s extremely tactical, and it kinda explains his personal beliefs on violence for example, it’s like the ROE never changed for him from the warzones to ‘civilian’ life

I just finished binge watching, something I've never done before, but what choice did I have, couldn't stop watching! Easily the best show I've ever seen including BB, a show I was on board from S1E1. I sure hope this show at some point gets the credit it clearly deserves... SO FREAKIN GOOD!!!

@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus

11 ай бұрын

@@slydubbeats mr.inbetween kept it short and sweet, it’s simple, relatable much more realistic than BB.

@markmooroolbark252

11 ай бұрын

@@slydubbeats BB is very good but also very Hollywood. The final season was ridiculous.

Have to agree. This is such a good show. Every scene is intentiona but still utilitarian, which is a way of complimenting it's professionalism. The director did well

What a shame most Aussies haven’t seen this iconic crime series, nor have they heard of Scott Ryan. Outstanding!!

a day in the life of our chubby chasing homie from the discord.

@ulric8445

Жыл бұрын

Titcows and braphogs. Architect approved

I'm Australian and even I had never heard of this show til a mate recommended it; it was barely advertised. The show is amazing, grounded as fuck, so glad to see it getting international attention.

We need more people like Ray in society tbh.

@dontworry8999

11 ай бұрын

💯💯💯

@etwanican_7439

10 ай бұрын

No we don’t

@Jimbo_Fett

10 ай бұрын

@@etwanican_7439maybe not as violent, but ray actually lives his life on respect and morals, he has rules. You can see it when he lets Dan live, or when he’s supposed to feed the body of a dead girl to pigs, but chooses to give her a burial instead, even when he has conversations with some of his targets that he knows. The flip side is what he does and how he treats people who don’t earn respect or give him any back. He’s a perfect example of a man that could’ve been good but got fucked over through his childhood and in going forward.

@etwanican_7439

9 ай бұрын

@@Jimbo_Fett so basically he’s not as cruel as other hit men? Also I seem to remember him having a man dig his grave, killing him, then realizing he got the wrong guy or he was innocent. He’s a killer either way.

@tito3640

9 ай бұрын

Good afternoon, glowie

Man now I want to watch Mr. Inbetween and play Red Dead Redemption

I've just binge watched all three series after getting hooked by some highlights on KZread. Like everyone else, I was thoroughly impressed with the stories and the performance. Scott Ryan and Nash Edgerton deserve huge praise for this work and they demonstrate exactly what makes a story great (and what's absent from so much output today): good writing, good acting and good direction.

Absolutely agree. Being a Kiwi there is so much similarity between Ozzies and ourselves, especially the wry humour of the criminal community and the characters you come across. It is excellent

Just about every episode can bring out multiple emotions. Absolutely love it.

Thank you for making this video. I probably would have never watched this show without watching this video. It’s probably one of my favorite shows now and I haven’t even finished it.

Just watched this and it really catches the understated Australian humour. Found it fkn hilarious, cried too. Tickled pink that people in other countries get it too. Remember taking a bus and two young men were swearing alot! A man asked them to stop as there women and children but one went off at the guy. He dragged him off the bus and 'taught him some manners'. Nobody rang police, nobody saw a thing. I miss this Australia, we are becoming too soft.

@doaimanariroll5121

11 ай бұрын

A lot of rural towns are still like that, for better or worse.

@michaelhall5429

11 ай бұрын

I miss when we were polite enough not to swear on buses. At least we still queue properly I guess.

@doaimanariroll5121

11 ай бұрын

@@michaelhall5429 yeah, I’m 30 not sure how old you are but for my age swearing is not really seen as like a taboo word anymore. It’s just another word in everyday use. I don’t think it’s as rude as it used to be. But still, I know other people find it rude so try not to swear in the presence of them.

@Zei33

11 ай бұрын

@@michaelhall5429 I think most average people are like that. They try not to swear around kids. But there are just some real pieces of shit out there that really stand out. You know the type. Teenagers who just don’t care about anyone but themselves.

@squidge903

11 ай бұрын

I too miss the times when a person can get dragged off a bus and assaulted for how they were talking, because women are too sensitive for sharp words said in their vicinity.

I love this show. I have been telling everyone about this show. Thank you for bringing more attention to this great series.

What a great review. Thanks. Mr. Inbetween was my favourite show on TV whilst on. I have the added benefit of living in the city where it was filmed, Sydney and suburbs. It was great fun picking out the places as you watch the show. Cheers

Yes, this show was FANTASTIC! My favorite "Ray Moment" was when the police came around to ask him questions and he's repeat over and over again: "I don't answer questions."

Good to see someone international bringing this to the table. A masterpiece.

Australian Downunder classic right here.

Videos like this serve as the best advert for a show ya haven't heard of possible lol cheers, gonna give it a watch now

Great & helpful video introduction to Mr. Inbetween. I just discovered it last night & I'm going to watch it. Thank you.

I just binge watched this show and I loved it. One of the most watchable shows I can remember in recent memory.

This show really looks interesting, finally an Australian show I can get behind

@erinr5585

11 ай бұрын

The Mystery Road series (2 of them) are excellent. There is a lot of amazing Australian TV worth watching. Not sure what u have access too though.

@jjames3948

11 ай бұрын

It is worth your time. I'm happy to see it being touted by someone.

Thanks for reviewing this, incredible job - this is great

Stopped in the middle, watched the whole series. Outstanding. Masterpiece! Thanks!

Honestly the best TV show i've seen in years. Great to see it getting more noticed...the brother storyline and final season are exquisite.

Awesome series, ending is a bit underwhelming. But it's better than the show being dragged on for too long and dropping in quality.

@Comedy_Warfare

Ай бұрын

Ending shows how there's only one retirement from life

only watched this in its entirety recently because i kept seeing clips on youtube shorts and thought that it looked awesome, dont regret it and binged it over the course of a couple days, loved it!

Excellent video, brother. I discovered Mr. Inbetween while looking up videos on Chopper Read. Your exposé is spot on.

I watched it sometime last year. Mr. Inbetween is one of my all time favourites. It absolutely is a masterpiece.

Fell in love with this show when it came out. The Magician was definitely an awesome concept and fully fleshing ray out was everything I could've asked for.

Been raving about this but to little avail. Most people I've told still haven't seen it. Thanks for posting.

This was an awesome watch! Binged it over the last few weeks, fantastic acting can’t recommend it enough

I never got it why isnt nobody talking about this masterpiece. Im Hungarian and Hungarians are famous of translating literally every TV series into Hungarian, but this one isnt translated. This show is very underrated for some reason.

thanks for making me aware of this short yet very sweet gem, started watching your video on Monday stopped halfway, binged the show, now its Friday XD came here to finish the video and say thanks

After watching half of this video yesterday. I went to binge watch it and just finished. My goodness its amazing.

Great breakdown! I wish you would have mentioned the last scene which is my favorite. When he smiles at the two guys in the taxi.

I think the scene that sold me on this show was when Ray refused to answer any question the police ask him P.S, Ray uses an Austen Submachine gun not a STEN

@novusrex2639

Жыл бұрын

Hate to be that guy but it’s a sterling not an austen

@maxiggy8069

Жыл бұрын

@@novusrex2639 It is a Sterling yeah. Which is weird, I'd think an Owen gun or F1 would be cool to see no?

@novusrex2639

Жыл бұрын

@@maxiggy8069 an owen gun would be cool to see used in a modern setting.

This is Australia's best show hands down! Some of the Underbelly series use to be my favourite but nothing comes close to MR INBETWEEN! Wish it kept going 👌🏼

@LZEGION

11 ай бұрын

I feel like Underbelly was a wasted opportunity. Great stories, but the execution just felt a little sub par, especially given the quality shows coming out at the time!

@MatterInMyMind

11 ай бұрын

@LZEGION I don't know. Australian TV in general seems sub par because they recycle the same actors in nearly every show. Don't get ne wrong, there are some good actors here but they should let some new talent emerge. I don't watch normal "TV" anymore, so l am probably not the best person to voice my opinion but l really enjoyed the first 3 Underbelly series. For there time, l felt they well scripted. Obviously they could of been written a lot better but they were aiming at a wider audience not just true crime fans but for general audience of TV. Would love if some young gun Auzzie director did them again with more violence, grit and heart. Who knows, it could happen 🤙🏼

@bowriverblues8445

11 ай бұрын

With a low population there’s only a limited amount of actors…and it’s not like America where you can get a foreigner to do the accent…our accent is to hard to do….to be fair.

@MatterInMyMind

11 ай бұрын

@Bowriverblues That is part to blame buy l think it's name recognition and because they constantly want it in their productions, there is a push to keep the same top actors in nearly every show. At time on ads they've used the term "introducing" insert new actors name. Which l don't think is a bad thing but l am sure there are many talented actors that deserve a go but miss out because of the revolving door to m9re well know ones

@MatterInMyMind

11 ай бұрын

@Sam Searle Yeah, nah mate. It wasn't. Sure you could do better?

Absolute joy to watch. Loved it! So refreshing to see something set somewhere other than the US.

Bloody brilliant mate. Love this series ❤

I was only watching your Berserk videos but man you explain shit so good and smoothly I started to watch all of your videos. And youre funny af

SMG was a sterling, not a sten. The discussion with his brother about Jack and the beanstalk was brilliant

I am downloading the First Season now. Thank you for the excellent script, and voice work. It's nice to listen to a human on KZread.

Great review/ summary. Agree with everything you say. Well done & thanks for sharing.

I binged watched this entire series in one week loved every minute of it. Scott Ryan is a HUGE talent!

I decided to watch this show randomly with my wife and we both love it! Such an underrated show.

Here to help the algorithm. Loved this show since it first aired and haven’t stopped recommending it to people. Thanks for making this! I’d like to see it get the nods it’s deserving of.

This review is amazing and so accurate. Thank you

One of the biggest reasons why this show is so good is because from day 1 of shooting Scott Ryan literally just turned up and winged it and that is the reason he is so real and likeable. He himself doesn't describe himself as an actor. He went to 1 acting class and was told he would never be any good. He's not caught up in all the Hollywood type acting BS. He just keeps it real. Love this show.

My brother told me about it, and I gave it a watch. So glad I followed up, this really is an incredible series!

If you spread diesel fuel in a house the fumes do not explode. It just quietly burns

Couldn't agree more. This show is up there with Justified,Banshee, Bosch, and many others. Binge watched all three seasons, and keep going back to re-watch episodes. Great stuff.

Yes, I too enjoyed this series. I used to record each episode and then sit down in the evening and watch them beck to back. You forgot to mention that Ray’s skills were developed during his time in the military. I’m sure it’s mentioned severa times. I hope they do a few more seasons as there are many more stories to be told.

Whats important is the vernacular, slang, metre,timing are all very genuine to Australian conversational culture. The way things are done ar le very Australian. Speaking from experience, Australian crims tend to do things a little different to everywhere else. Over all the fidelity to the material was outstanding. So in conclusion, I have come here to applaude you on giving it a go. It's a fucking exceptional piece of Australian film. It captures the Australian spirit and ingrained dislike for authority.

This has to be the best synopsis of a show that I've ever heard Everything you said about the show about what's happening in the show about why it's happening in the show is 100% spot on Well done

Such a fantastic show. I would have like to have seen more, but appreciate that it got to wrap up, rather than cancelled.

Wait, there's an Irl punisher who's just some big Aussie dude?

@oz_jones

Жыл бұрын

Punisha, mate.

@pavlovsdogman

Жыл бұрын

He's a bit nicer and funnier than the punisher 😆

" I don't answer question's" is my favorite scene....recently Scott Ryan has said he is looking at doing a 4th episode !!! He said he is "working on it and maybe"..I never heard of this show until 3 months ago. Binge watching 100 times...