Inside No.9

I thought the big reveal was the identity of the caller. The shock ending was good though - blink and you could've missed it!

Well, another amazing episode. The big reveal in the closing seconds. I certainly did NOT see that coming. How do the two of them think these stories up, pure genius!

I hope it's only a passing resemblance POGS!

Ana

You could be some people think I am BUBBLES DE VERE.

There is a similarity 'darling'.

(sorry, I realise I'm not POGS! )

Litte Britain - they had to get rid of the vomiting WI women and the breast-feeding man for the last series as there were so many complaints!

Pogs. What was the one with David Walliams and the bald fellow. You know; "we are ladies" and the w.i. projectile vomiters?

jo1book.

That's the one 'Edward went to London'.

I used to like the vet who practically killed off every animal he touched.

Pogs. Oh yes. Wasn't that the one with "local shops for local people". I have been in a few of them; mostly in Wales.

I found that Royston Vasey most perplexing and hilarious at the same time. Brenda the cab driver making me cringe, whilst Tubbs was awful but I couldn't stop laughing

I enjoyed the last series of Inside No. 9 but I am enjoying this series more so far.

It is on the lines of the League of Gentleman and I wish they would repeat that series too, I think it was a bit ahead of it's time and if you like Inside No 9 were you a fan of the inhabitants of Royston Vasey?

Dudley Sutton was in Lovejoy! He was playing a rea character ' wide boy.

Ah yes David Warner, a bit of a 60s heartthrob! ( in both interpretations of the phrase) x

Gosh Dudley Sutton's another one grumppa He was always popping up in something in the (very) old days.

Sorry pardon; on wrong episode.

No, he wasn't 'the stiff' jo1book. He played the head of the village who sent for the witchfinders.

Me too, Deedaa. Drove up from Oxford to see him as the Dane. Last saw him in the flesh in a coffee bar in Fulham a few years ago, nattering with Dudley Sutton. And of course he was the villain in the film about the boat.

Was David Warner the stiff?

Lovely to catch a rare sight of David Warner last night. I saw his Hamlet in the 60's and went to see his film Morgan, A Suitable Case For Treatment about 6 times.

I love Inside No. 9. the last series was really good too.

I didn't think Better Call Saul would be on a par with Breaking Bad which was my all time favourite and I still miss it, but it's getting close. I love House of cards as well. I think in the next series in 2016, Clare is going to run for the presidency like Hilary Clinton.

(My post was to Jane10)

I didn't think it was supposed to be a comedy. There were some funny bits, especially involving the obese man and his mum, but I thought the characters were very sympathetically drawn and played.

I especially liked the shots of the CPN in her car, trying to grab a bite to eat while also trying to sort out childcare and deal with her ex-partner on the phone. Health workers have their own problems too!

BBC2, Suzied. Isn't Better Call Saul terrific! I have also enjoyed 30 degrees in February on Sky Arts. Swedish with subs. but I was impressed with the storylines; especially concerning the browbeaten elderly lady! But then Scandi drama is good. I shall be watching Mad Men tonight. My complete and utter fave. If you haven't seen it, give the first box set a try. You will get hooked or not.
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Re Nurse: I looked forward to it so much as I'm a great fan of Paul Whitehouse however, I found I actually couldn't bear to watch it. It came just too close to real life. The CPN was VG. A painful programme though, very well done but just not funny to laugh at these unfortunate (and entirely recognisable) characters.

BBC 2 suzied