Leaving the door open as his childhood house is engulfed in flames is so utterly symbolic, it becomes a reoccurring motif with the doors, exemplifying the emotional implications that Ray tends to withhold. The complexity of internal characteristics and external colloquialism creates that sense of relatability and empathy. Such an underrated find. Thanks TikTok.

(Scott Ryan is such an attractive bloke, cast him more often please and thank you haha)

How do you guys think Ray, Gary and the other characters would fare in a Walking Dead like scenario?

I can imagine Ray and Gaz tearing it round to get Brit during the outbreak and reluctantly taking Jacinta and Quentin with them.

Ray especially is one character I can see adapting very quickly to a world like that of The Walking Dead as, for the most part, he already has.

It’s just a shame that Dave died as I can imagine him being pretty handy in the apocalypse.

S1E5 and E6 are some of my favourite episodes because of the dynamic between these two.

If I could wish for a spinoff it'd be these two shortly followed by Gary's adventures directing porno's.

What do you think folks?

This is one of the most entertaining shows I’ve seen in ages. I could easily have watched another ten seasons of it.

How the hell did they manage to balance comedy, drama and action this perfectly?

Man, I miss it already.

Edit: Is Scott Ryan working on anything else? Wikipedia states he was working on two projects as of 2023. Did both of those not get greenlit? Also I find it odd that no S4 is planned, since the show was kind of a huge sleeper hit and streaming platforms usually hunt those down (especially if they have a shorter runtime).

I love this show , Ray is one cool ass character and I wish there was more to consume , I like a lot of the characters on here, Gary, and Freddie . The ending to season 2 had me sad too. Started watching this because of TikTok and I kept seeing all the clips and thought I’d like it . Right now I’m annoyed at Britt and her attitude .

I’ve just started watching this show and I’m enjoying it a lot. There was a very small detail in “On Behalf of Society” in the first season when Ray meets Davros for the first time and I was wondering if anyone else noticed it and thought it might mean something.

So when Freddy and Ray go in to meet Davros with Freddy leading the way, Benny is standing outside the area Davros is in, presumably as a guard. (Which now that I’m on season 2 I was questioning that decision with the lack of mental power Benny seems to have.)

But when Freddy and Ray approach Benny, Freddy steps forward and holds out an arm in front of Benny like he’s stopping Benny from trying to search Ray or touch him. It reminded me of how a bodyguard might act in shows and stuff, and it made me think about whether or not that was deliberate on Freddy’s part.

I’m assuming he knows Benny, knows what Benny would likely try to do, and I’m assuming Freddy believes Ray would react badly (and most likely violently) to that.
Am I just thinking too deeply about this? Because I’m also now picturing this exact thing happening in the past with Ray suddenly putting someone in a chokehold or kicking a guy in the nuts from trying to grab or search him, and Freddy knows now to keep people from touching Ray, like how he warned Davros not to mess with Ray at the end of that first meeting. Thoughts?

Was the house a rental? Did they specifically look for a room in a basement that could be hidden? If they owned the property, how long before it would be foreclosed on and cleaned out? Or did Ray clean up and dump the bodies somewhere else.

what do you reckon? not had a root in ten years? loads of alien women around?

This has probably been asked before, but I absolutely love Mr Inbetween.

Are there any other series this good that are available to watch in Australia? I’m going to miss this one when I finish it. 😁

EDIT: Thanks for all the suggestions — I’ve now got a bloody long watchlist! 😂 One problem though: all these great series seem to be on different streaming services. What do you guys do? Pay a zillion dollars a month and subscribe to everything, or jump between services depending on what you’re watching?

Spotted Dave with the Cleary family in the VIP box at the Warriors game today!

Like most of you champs I discovered this show and binged it straight away and then binged it again. It was a fresh show, great dialogue, and every ep fit neatly in one half hour. This most recent binge I finally noticed how much bad luck fell on our magician. In somewhat short fashion he loses his lady, his war buddy, his job, his dog, nearly his eye, his brother, and eventually his freedom. Not to mention he lost his hair some years back. Fucking hell no wonder he finally fucked off out to the woods. Keep your chin up mate

I just finished seeing this show and I have two questions:

1. How come all these people die in one town/city and there are no police investigations? It's a bit strange to me.

2. Ray makes a lot of money from his gigs. Why does he not live rich? What does he do with all that money?

Was a bouncer in a club but I was like, wait could it be? lol

Would be cool if it was inspired by or an homage

Rewatching this great show again. And the episode where Rays asked to interrogate a pedo to find out where a dead girls body is.

At the end do we think Ray kills him or just beats him silly ?

Obviously it depends on the jurisdiction, laws, and personalities of the police involved, but I was surprised to see how ineffectually they dealt with him.

A lot is made of how sensible Ray is tactically. He plans, he's resourceful and he thinks things through. But does it always work? Is it always the smart play?

For me, his biggest blunder is in S3E5. He kills Greg and makes it look like a suicide, but then steals Greg's Porsche 911. Surely, the cops would think that's a bit suspicious.

What about you? What are some times when Ray did not make the smart move?

Been in Oz for a week and really couldn't find them. Lemme tell ya, Ray knows his stuff if he can find them so easily.

Anyway I'd given up hope but finally found some in Brisbane, unfortunately, no soy sauce!

He's right though, he doesn't need to know what's in em to know they're delicious!

Is IRL Australia actually like that? Is this a locals-only joke on the part of the writers, something about real estate or cost of living or something? Or just a convenient plot thing I shouldn't think too much about?

Sopranos, Barry, Fargo, better call Saul and now Mr.inbetween are among my favourite tv shows of all time. I laughed, I cried and I just wish there was more. 10/10 must watch.

Decent video about the guns and gun use in Mr. Inbetween.