Inside No 9 - BBC 2

[droopsnoot]

I almost turned this off after about twenty minutes, good job I didn't as the closing few minutes changed the whole story around.

[cuprabob]

droopsnoot said:

I almost turned this off after about twenty minutes, good job I didn't as the closing few minutes changed the whole story around.

That tends to be tbe case with them all....

[droopsnoot]

True, now I think about it. What I suspect I meant was that the first one of this series (the dinner party, was that the first?) had a bit more going on all the way through, where this one was quite flat. I didn't watch the earlier series.

[Steamer]

droopsnoot said:

True, now I think about it. What I suspect I meant was that the first one of this series (the dinner party, was that the first?) had a bit more going on all the way through, where this one was quite flat. I didn't watch the earlier series.

Yes - bit of a slow burner that one.. (unless you are interested in nice house decor.)

[anonymous-user]

this is a good review.

edit remove wrong link

Edited by The Spruce goose on Friday 17th March 07:55

[ajprice]

The Spruce goose said:

this is a good review.

https://inews.co.uk/essentials/culture/television/...

https://inews.co.uk/essentials/culture/television/...

[speedking31]

Good find. If I pretended to find one of my shoes, my wife would say "but that's your own shoe, the other one's in the bottom of the wardrobe, I worry about you sometimes" ... The End.

[anonymous-user]

great finish to series but go on someone explain the end.

[ajprice]

The Spruce goose said:

great finish to series but go on someone explain the end.

After the fade to black with him about to get the needle, the art expert got out of it and did her in, took her heart out to put as part of the display and took the credit for the exhibition.

[droopsnoot]

The Spruce goose said:

great finish to series but go on someone explain the end.

I was beginning to wonder whether there was a bit after the credits that I should have watched. The explanation from ajprice above is probably correct but a bit of a let-down.

[Halb]

Yeah, doesn't really explain how

[snabzter]

I reckon that she didn't tie him up that well so he would be able to escape and she knew that he would kill her and take out her heart. That way her son's heart would live on being an artist, given that the critic took credit for the show.

[Lynchie999]

"12 days of Christine" is on tonight!

[ajprice]

Lynchie999 said:

"12 days of Christine" is on tonight!

Chopping onions in a very dusty room again tonight!

[Halb]

This is a repeat?

[cuprabob]

Halb said:

This is a repeat?

Yes

[24lemons]

I'm not sure I can watch that one again. It knocked me sideways a bit when I first saw it

[Smiler.]

Can't believe I missed this until the latest series. Are the earlier ones repeated?

[Randy Winkman]

24lemons said:

I'm not sure I can watch that one again. It knocked me sideways a bit when I first saw it

The most astonishing thing I've ever seen on TV. Though that's to some extent for very personal reasons.

Edited by Randy Winkman on Sunday 2nd April 08:48

[Nick NE]

Just watched tonight's episode having seen it last time round.

Made Mrs Nick watch it too - she's not a fan of No. 9.

We're both sat with tears. Incredibly moving and fantastic how they squeeze so much into 27 minutes. Pulls you in more than anything I've ever seen in such a short space of time within a self-contained instalment. Staggeringly good.