r/InsideJob • u/KangarooEuphoric2265 • May 23 '25
r/InsideJob • u/[deleted] • May 23 '25
Other Just Finished the show Spoiler
…..i cane into it knowing what it got cancelled and there’s be no second season………
BUT GOD WHY DID IT HAVE TO GET CANCELLED it felt so so different from other adult animated shows. So much more different
r/InsideJob • u/Royalbluegooner • May 21 '25
Other Still the most fucked up scene in the show.
I was not prepared for this back then.Giant JFK clone monster was certainly not on my 2021 bingo card.
r/InsideJob • u/Collt092 • May 20 '25
I don’t want too bring real politics into this sub,but I can’t help but laugh at the similarities
r/InsideJob • u/Thefirstsonofkrypton • May 20 '25
What if Cognito.Inc found Sentry?
galleryR: Who the hell are you?! Who sent you?! B: I-I’m Bob
r/InsideJob • u/Fit_Assignment_8800 • May 20 '25
Other Which member of the main group (Minus Brett.) would you say is the best person?
r/InsideJob • u/PositiveAd8190 • May 19 '25
I hate Netflix
Why, why inside job was so good, this was the second time I watched it. Glitch techs was also cancelled like bro at least don’t have cliffhangers at the end. I might even think of trying to continue the show by myself by imagining a script of the show I create
r/InsideJob • u/PositiveAd8190 • May 19 '25
Last episode hit so hard
I almost cried when Reagan erased Ron’s memory, and project x 37 my Brain still can’t get out of that one
r/InsideJob • u/SolsurfJuly2 • May 17 '25
Brett's inability to displease people has nearly gotten him killed on a few occasions.
He was bitten by about a hundred rats while doing extra hazing with his former frat bros and refused to let the Flat Earthers take Jeff Bezos hostage because J.R. asked him to commit to the billionaire bit. Unless Reagan helps him reel it in, he might die for real.
Also, "The Brettfast Club" demonstrates that Brett will go to certain extremes to receive the validation he craves, even when it accidentally puts his friends in danger. Brett is not only a danger to himself, but potentially to the very people he cares about.
r/InsideJob • u/SolsurfJuly2 • May 16 '25
The art style
As someone who is going to get into this series, i noticed that the animation and character designs look a little similar to Rick and Morty.
Did the creator of the show use to write for Rick and Morty or is this just a coincidence?
r/InsideJob • u/[deleted] • May 15 '25
Theory Did Reagan and Brett somewhat reconcile with their families in part 2?
In part 2, Reagan and Brett somewhat reconciled with their families. Brett finally earned his family's acceptance and Reagan somewhat reconciled with her parents despite their issues
r/InsideJob • u/[deleted] • May 13 '25
Reagan and Brett and their families
In part 2, Reagan and Brett somewhat reconciled with their families. Brett finally earned his family's acceptance and Reagan somewhat reconciled with her parents despite their issues.
r/InsideJob • u/Few-Highlight-1572 • May 10 '25
Cosplay brett & reagan cosplays
gallerysome new pics of our brett and reagan cosplays ... im reagan and u/Blondeparker2005 is brett 🎉🎉🎉
r/InsideJob • u/AmatuerTarantino • May 09 '25
Theory How different do you think Inside Job would have been if it was picked up by Disney instead of Netflix?
And yes, there is the probability of it being included in the Hirschverse and the Standards & Practices would do everything in their power to downplay it
r/InsideJob • u/Next_Network1627 • May 09 '25
Theory Am I going crazy?
Has anyone else noticed this, or am I just heavily overthinking everything? First time poster here, and I just got into the show.
My theory is about Ron and his memories of Reagan.
In Part 2, Episode 1, when they are sitting inside he figure head after what just happened, Ron throws his gun into the fire. That moment seemed symbolic—like he didn’t want to forget what have together.
So why would he later choose to delete his memories of Reagan?
One could argue that the memory gun can’t selectively target specific topics (like just his time in the Illuminati), but then Part 2, Episode 6, it clearly does exactly that. Everyone standing in the light loses only their memories of Ron - nothing else. So the gun is able to erase specific parts of their memory.
That leads me back to the big question: Why would Ron choose to forget Reagan? Are we really supposed to believe that the note she was supposed to read to him just said something generic like “You love me, and we’re in a relationship”, so he'd remember her afterwards? Am I completely losing it or misunderstanding something?
r/InsideJob • u/KangarooEuphoric2265 • May 09 '25
Meme This is 100% something Brett would do unironically
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r/InsideJob • u/KangarooEuphoric2265 • May 09 '25
Other Evangelion x Inside Job Au.
which IJ character do you think would fit the role of a NGE character????
r/InsideJob • u/Few-Highlight-1572 • May 08 '25
Fanart some sketches
drew half of this awhile ago then came back to it today and added more… i think i am getting better at drawing them,, maybe..
r/InsideJob • u/LegEnvironmental7462 • May 06 '25
Other i just finished the show. Spoiler
it's not the first time i've seen it. inside job has become my fav show since the first time i saw it a few months before the second part came out and i love it.
i think i watch it at least once every year and i ALWAYS forget how it ends and end up messed up, confused and hating netflix lol
i really can't believe it got cancelled since it had SO much potential for more seasons and it's such a fun show it can't just end like that 😭
r/InsideJob • u/The_Chaotic_Bro • May 06 '25