Mr. Inbetween: Australia's Hidden Masterpiece

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• KA

  @katzrantz · 1 year ago

  "prepare for funny accents" said old mate in a funny accent

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• MA

  @MakerInMotion · 2 years ago

  This show is a great example of why it's best to not have too many cooks in the kitchen. One writer and one director throughout. The tone and quality stayed consistent.

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• LI

  @limsrusill · 1 year ago

  "See you in your dreams" is one of the best quotes in all of TV.

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• KE

  @keyboarddancers7751 · 3 years ago

  Modest budget but extremely high quality and very engaging show.

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• 1B

  @1brenmaster · 7 months ago

  The final taxi scene . That’s how you wrap up a show .

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• AN

  @andrewhatzi2950 · 6 months ago

  The gun wasn't a Sten, it was a Patchett. They say so on the show.

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• KA

  @Katzenklopfen · 2 years ago

  The Australian dialogue in this series is absolutely fantastic.

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• JA

  @jacksun_jack · 3 years ago

  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

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• BI

  @bigbeatmanifesto6517 · 8 months ago

  Ray and his brothers relationship was so great in this too. Broke my heart

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• EM

  @EmpureMedia · 3 years ago

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

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• RO

  @RogueFox2185 · 3 years ago (edited)

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

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• EI

  @Eightfinger · 1 year ago

  Man, this show... I can&apos;t remember the last time I watched something and was so utterly amazed, constantly, by how good it was. It has become so rare to feel &quot;respected as an audience member&quot;. And not having everything explained to you all the time, not having everything talked about, or clearly displayed, leaving you to understand a scene, a moment, an emotion, a reaction yourself, because the writer and director trust you to GET IT? Satisfying as hell! <br><br>This show, for me, is the only one with 0 unnecessary bullshit. No fillers, no explaining, no moral preaching, &nbsp;no &quot;in your face&quot; stuff, no unrealistic interpersonal conflicts... The people in the show all felt real. In hollywood shows I often have the problem that characters seem to have very artificial flaws and shortcomings to create plot for the show. In Mr In Between people are... People. And the stuff that happens is LIFE happening, not enforced cringe drama due to infatilized adults that never learned how to communicate.<br><br>In many ways this was the most &quot;grown up&quot; show I have seen... and by that I do not mean the violence. I&apos;d really love to see Scott create other shows, because I suspect the guy just has a talent for entertaining stories that feel grounded, funny and realistic, the same way Tarantino has a talent for absurd action.<br><br>And because the show didn&apos;t make trauma or grief the centerpoint, the moments where those things actually showed up felt so, so much more impactful.

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