I completely agree. I discovered this series a week after I came home from the hospital (two weeks ago), having had two surgeries to remove a brain tumor. That episode was brought up as THE episode to watch in the video I saw discussing it, so it was the first episode I watched. The entire episode had me tearing up, with the ending leaving me speechless. I have no idea if this tumor is malignant or benign, if I have years or months, but that episode spoke to me in a way I've never experienced before. The timing of me finding this series, and watching that episode first...amazing. I will recommend that episode and this series to everyone I know.
bernie clifton's dressing room is a beautiful story , that eerie quality it has is so haunting and the acting is phenomenal.. When I first watched it I had to repeat it two more times, It's that good.
It is such a powerful exploration of the nature of friendship and the choices we make in life . Two astonishing performances- so happy Steve got the BAFTA for his portrayal of Len
I came into contact with this series through my Audiovisual Translation master's degree. We had to translate the first 3 minutes of "Zanzibar" into Spanish. The iambic pentameter was the hardest part, because the point of the episode was the Shakespearean poetry and we had to keep it and get creative with it (there is no iambic pentameter in Spanish). It remains one of my favorite TV episodes ever due to its sheer level of creativity.
Great video, and I'm glad to hear someone else giving Inside No 9 the attention it deserves! I've been a huge fan of Pemberton and Shearsmith since League of Gentlemen and I honestly think it's one of the best and most innovative shows around at the minute. Also, well done for managing to discuss the episodes without spoilers! I'm working on a No 9 video myself at the moment, so it's quite refreshing to hear someone else's thoughts.
I watched this list last year and then went and watched the whole series, buying it all to watch...thank you so much for bringing this to me!!! My friend from across the pond and I discuss every episode now...
I honestly have to thank you for this review. If I had even heard of Inside No. 9 before it was only in passing. This review made me decide to look up the series and here in the US the first couple of seasons are on Hulu. I decided to give it a go, and wound up binge watching both the seasons available, although I did take a short break after 12 days of Christine. Seriously amazing series and I'm sorry I hadn't caught it sooner, but thank you for making this review so I finally did give it a watch.
A Quiet Night In is marvellous, maybe my favourite thing about it is that, given that it's a silent episode, Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter is in it. My favourite, however, of those I've seen so far (still catching up), is The 12 Days of Christine, which is just shatteringly brilliant (no, I didn't see it coming). I understand you leaving it off your list as there are so many good ones to choose from. Thanks for the Gaslight info - I never knew about that. And you have to credit 4 people for LOG - Jeremy Dyson was also crucial to its success, though not on screen.
Thank you for introducing me to this franchise!!!!
This is some of the tightest writing and direction I've seen on TV.
Its like the best bits of The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Black mirror, and Frye and Laurie had a collective love child and named it Inside No. 9 And I'm glad I took your advice and binged the first couple seasons of The League of Gentlemen first - to gain an appreciation for their style before diving into No. 9
And the emotional range of the show is uncommonly far-reaching, going from guffaw-funny, to shocking, to heart-rending. 12 Days of Christine choked me up as bad as the first 10 minutes of Up. Jesus.
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton are geniuses. So happy to comment here to document my appreciation.
I was introduced to League of Gentlemen by my Manchester co-worker while teaching English in Taiwan. (He also introduced me to a number of other British programs while I repaid in kind with some American stuff, like Firefly and Mystery Science Theater 3000.) Needless to say, these guys stuck with me, as did Royston Vasey. I am excited whenever I see any of the Gentlemen anywhere and will now seek out Inside No 9 to scratch that itch. I did notice them in Horrible Histories as well, I think starting season 3..? Not sure. Was lovely to see all 3 of them together again, even for such a small skit, though reoccurring. So, ta muchly for this, I'll check it out!
On first glance this didn't seem like the sort of thing I would be into but the more you talked about each episode and mentioned the twist the more interested I got. Now I have to go hunt down a place to watch it! Thank you for introducing it to me!
The ending to the video was authentically creepy and inventive,I had never heard of this series before today,but I intend to find it on TH-cam.It sounds fun,particularly the more horrific episodes,as I’m a horror fan.
Thank you for discussing some of my favourite episodes I have not really seen discussed elsewhere such as La Couchette, The Bill, Tempting fate and Tom and Gerri. Also absolutely agree with what you say about Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room- it stays with you long after first viewing. Thank you for also for praising Pemberton and Shearsmith's astonishing acting as well as their writing
I had never heard of this show. Having binge-watched your reviews, I thought I'd check this video. Having seen this video, I thought I'd check the show. And I binge-watched that as well. Absolutely fantastic. Question: Why are some British shows only 6 episodes per season? Anyway, thank you so much. I love the unique style and brilliance of the show.
im really glad you enjoyed the show thats exactly why I did this video and with the episode amount thing I'm not sure why, but I suspect its a BBC thing
Billy, I think it's always been the standard, 6 episodes per series - Fawlty, Blackadder etc. It sort of fits with the US standard of, I think 13 weeks per season, which fits with a quarter year - the 6 for the UK is almost an eighth of a year but with room to fit something else in if something important and topical happens (like, topically, a royal death) and the BBC or whoever have to postpone something. Not sure why it's 6 rather than, say, 12 though. I suppose 6 is less of a gamble, in case it's not a hit.
Being a HUGE league of gentlemen fan, I must say that I was rather pissed when I had to stumble on this show a few years ago. I'm pretty sure someone should've notified me. But that might just be the draw back of living in the states where just about anyone you talk to is "don't you mean league of EXTRAORDINARY gentlemen?" No, Karen, I don't. I'm so glad you're drawing more attention to this amazing show!!! Diddle diddle dumpling still makes me cry everytime I watch it.
Interesting list. I love your choice of Dead Line as No.1. However, my No.1 choice Zanzibar was not in your top 10. I don't blame you though as it's so hard to choose when every episode is amazing!
The beauty of this show is that *none* of the episodes are better by a landslide: at least half of the episodes are just as good - if not better - than 12 Days of Christine. Entirely based on your personal taste isn't it. Tom & Gerri was easily my favourite, but it really is tough to choose a favourite when every episode is so good.
@@Lucas-kn4zu for me the top end of the show is dominated by episodes that are, indeed, at very much the same level, but the insane impact of Christine's twist ment that I had to put it above the others, because I haven't been left with my mouth open by anything other than that and the film American history X. Besides, the acting is great and I appreciate the drawn back amount of comedy and the way they managed to put such a substantial part of someone's life into 30 minutes. All throughout the episode, that technique feels like just something to advance the story of Christine's life, and in that regard it tricks you into a false sense of security before hitting you with that reveal, and no other episode has left me that amazed. I believe Heaven sent to be the best DW episode for the same reason: everything builds up to this insanely impactful and thought-provoking ending masterfully, which is just a style that I prefer to anything else (though I probably would put Tom and Gerri in a close second, since it tricks you twice).
Hi thank you for discussing this great show! Just to point out there was a fourth 'creator' of the League of Gentlemen -Jeremy Dyson. He did not act in the show (although he did have cameos) but who was one of the four writers (usually alongside Mark Gatiss). Jeremy Dyson also personally created characters such as the Dentons, Pops, Judee Levinson and Berenice Woodall
9:25 Well, I must say, sir...you've certainly piqued my interest. 14:40 As somebody who's studied the Occult for some years now, I would have bolted out the door as soon as she said that name. O__O
@@jackryan2612 Andras is the name of a powerful demon mentioned in the Lesser Key of Solomon; a demon so malicious in nature until he is infamous for actively trying to kill the very people who summon him. According to Occult myth, if the conjuror makes even one mistake it could easily be his last.
@@deusdeaconReviews Oh enjoyed it a lot, Actually right now i'm watching (Love's Great Adventure)episode. PS: watched all your reviews, You are funny as hell! Your reviews are amazing, love your work. Thx.
So glad this video was made! I would love a longer video though, with more spoilers and extended thoughts on the episodes chosen.... or all episodes.... I wish......
Very Good reviews, agree with a lot, watched waiting to see the twelve days of Christine at number one, by a mile it's the biggest triumph so far. It's great how Opinions vary. Great video.
I've seen most of things these guys are in but I've never heard of this. Gonna have to give it go as Reece Shearsmith and Pemberton are fantastic and are great at creating unsettling moment. Looks like they are supported by some top class actors in this as well.
nice vid, picking top ten inside no.9 episodes must have been not easy, love the ending, i was introduced to shearsmith and pemberton through psychoville, it seems as if it's not as popular as inside no.9 or league of gentlemen, a real shame cause it's really quite good
An interesting if somewhat unusual top ten, I think it's generally accepted that 12 Days Of Christine is seen as one of the best, or the best episode. Anyhow, I loved Inside No. 9 but I feel the show has deteriorated since Series 5 really...Series 6 has not been that good at all sadly....but yes, for 4 series it was the best thing on TV. My Top 7... 1.- Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room 2.- 12 Days Of Christine 3.- Riddle Of The Sphinx 4.- Zanzibar 5.- Tom and Gerri 6.- Cold Comfort 7.- The Devil Of Christmas (absolutely hated that one at first, THAT ending... but really like it now).
Saibotronian he used a clip from the live episode deadline which goes wrong because of a ghost so they show another episode which has a ghost from the bbc crash it
Saibotronian basically they tried to do a live episode but the audio glitched out so they had to broadcast that episode instead which was then hijacked by a ghost
Just started watching this as I loved the League of Gentlemen and I fully understand why the tramp one is on it, was great throughout and the end was just perfect
The saddest episode has to be bernie clifftons dressing room, the scariest episode by far was deadline and the most shocking one EVER has to be the devil of Christmas
Apparently 'the missus' in "A Quiet Night Night" is Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter. They had to ask his estate if they could do this style of slapstick and she said only if she could be in it. :)
Yes Oona chaplin is in the episode, but the idea anyone could have ownership on a style comedy is ridiculous, reece shearsmith has said that the casting was "almost an accident but maybe a little nod" it was NOT intentional homage at all.
@@deusdeaconReviews fair enough, it's just what I'd heard on the grape vine is all. It was the first episode I ever saw (by accident while channel hopping) and I was hooked by the end. I watched the Halloween episode with my partner and afterwards we spent nearly an hour trying to wrap our heard around what we'd just seen.
@1:01 "What's all this shouting ? We'll have no trouble here ! ". I know I have seen this, (he is speaking to a man with a backpack who has come to the village to visit either a friend or uncle) but as I browse Steve Pemberton's IMDB list i can't remember which one. I know I saw the HHGTTG, Doctor Who, and Mr. Stink. And that it is not from those shows.
It's the league of gentlemen, the character is edward tattsyrup played by reece shearsmith and that character says those words almost every episode regardless of whether there is shouting or even a person in the shop.
@@deusdeaconReviews seeing Gemma Arterton reminds me of The Voices with Ryan Reymolds, a dark comedy that i highly recommend. It is my favorite 'talking dog" "talking cat" movie, as they only talk when he is off his meds. It also includes severed heads in a refrigerator, that speak words of encouragement (only when he is off his meds).
That why I made sure the thumbnail says "favourite" as opposed to "best" because this series has such a variety of styles, its incredibly subjective on what one person prefers and another doesn't.
I love most of the devil of Christmas, but it's one of two episodes in the series where the twist only works because the rest of the episode lies to you, the other being the help line episode. I just can't enjoy it as much after seeing the end
Does it lie to the audience though ?, Perhaps a Lie of omission, but I saw it as manipulating a persons assumptions, So they think they are watching one thing but its actually something quite different and like I said in the video there are clues, all be it small clues but they are there.
So would Death Be Not Proud be in the top 3 now 😅 I'm still not over it Like it took a lot to beat the feeling of watching Dead Line Live but I think that maybe just maybe they've gone and done it
I'm guessing in Tom and Gerri it turns out Gerri isn't real and maybe Miggs is? Or they're both not real and Miggs is Tom's subconscious trying to show Tom she isn't real? Anyway Gemma Arterton is hot as hell.
Really? A Top 10 that has no 12 Days Of Christine or Riddle Of The Sphinx anywhere but has The Harrowing in it? Widely considered one of the worst episodes or certainly one of the most underwhelming. I mean the entire series is fantastic as a whole but I feel this seems a bit jarring. Personally dead line didn't really do it for me.
and this is why I stipulated as my personal favourite episodes, cause i found 12 days dull and underwhelming and sphinx too clever for its own good, but again thats just my opinion.
@@deusdeaconReviews Lol, fair - I half expected you to comment pointing out I couldn't count and the twist was that (despite the title) there *were* only nine. I've died 2-3 times and nearly died a fair bit more because I'm listening and half-watching while gaming lol
I love your reviews, man. But why do you constantly shit talk the DCEU, it's like you conveniently forget about the success of wonder woman, and the billion dollar success of aquaman, yet you give utter shit like the last jedi a pass. Seems a bit biased.
I shit talk the DCEU because it is in a word garbage, A failed attempt by DC to ride the coat tails of Marvel, yeah Wonder Women was a good film (barely), Yeah Aquaman was a good film (barely), I don't conveniently forget them i just believe two out of six is a terrible number and when DC can't make something passable from either of its big hitters thats a time to panic, Also liking one thing and disliking another thing because of personal opinion is how this shit works just because my opinion doesn't align with yours does not make it biased just different, Its funny how you see my hatred of the DCEU as quite irrational, and yet I see the hatred for TLJ as similarly irrational
@@deusdeaconReviews yeah, it's troubling when the studio can't seem to get their shit together when it comes to batman and superman. When they have already proven that they can turn the batman property into a beloved mutli billion dollar film franchise. It's almost as if the studio should let the directors do their job, and not take a machete to the film during the editing process. I also think it's hilarious that we live in a world where the very first aquaman movie made a billion dollars before any of the solo spiderman films.
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12 Days of Christine is, in my opinion, the best half hour of TV ever. Each time I watch it, I spot additional details. It is perfect.
I completely agree. I discovered this series a week after I came home from the hospital (two weeks ago), having had two surgeries to remove a brain tumor. That episode was brought up as THE episode to watch in the video I saw discussing it, so it was the first episode I watched. The entire episode had me tearing up, with the ending leaving me speechless. I have no idea if this tumor is malignant or benign, if I have years or months, but that episode spoke to me in a way I've never experienced before. The timing of me finding this series, and watching that episode first...amazing. I will recommend that episode and this series to everyone I know.
I can't watch that episode without welling up! When she realises she's dead & her son is the angel😢 gets me in the feels everytime.
I’d say the same of Bernie Clifton’s Dressing Room!
What a show
It is amazing how much beauty is in that episode...just amazing in every way
That is a good one but I do prefer bernie clifton's dressing room it just stuck with me
bernie clifton's dressing room is a beautiful story , that eerie quality it has is so haunting and the acting is phenomenal.. When I first watched it I had to repeat it two more times, It's that good.
It is such a powerful exploration of the nature of friendship and the choices we make in life . Two astonishing performances- so happy Steve got the BAFTA for his portrayal of Len
One of the best things I have seen on TV. Fantastic episode
That episode is probably one of the only pieces of media that brought me almost to tears
No Riddle of the sphinx? Travesty!
My first no 9 and although completely horrific, my fav. Love no 9 so much, genius!
Where is cold comfort on this list. Absolutely disgusting
I came into contact with this series through my Audiovisual Translation master's degree. We had to translate the first 3 minutes of "Zanzibar" into Spanish. The iambic pentameter was the hardest part, because the point of the episode was the Shakespearean poetry and we had to keep it and get creative with it (there is no iambic pentameter in Spanish).
It remains one of my favorite TV episodes ever due to its sheer level of creativity.
Holy crap! I do not envy you on that task my friend, very impressive if you can do that.
Wow ! 👏
I love the picture of Steve saying everything is fine, but there is a creepy figure standing outside the window, lmao
Great video, and I'm glad to hear someone else giving Inside No 9 the attention it deserves! I've been a huge fan of Pemberton and Shearsmith since League of Gentlemen and I honestly think it's one of the best and most innovative shows around at the minute. Also, well done for managing to discuss the episodes without spoilers! I'm working on a No 9 video myself at the moment, so it's quite refreshing to hear someone else's thoughts.
Fancy seeing you here!
At 17:34 the clip used is actually from the live episode you tell from the ghost girl slightly to the left in the background
yeah that was deliberate.
Maybe that was meant to be a spoiler.
More of an easter egg and i thought it would be funny to freak a few people out it is primarily a horror tv show after all.
@@deusdeaconReviews LOL you managed to freak me out man xD
I watched this list last year and then went and watched the whole series, buying it all to watch...thank you so much for bringing this to me!!! My friend from across the pond and I discuss every episode now...
Excellent, thats the best result I could hope for from this video.
Just watched parts from Inside No. 9's epic halloween special last year and holy shit it is brilliant
I honestly have to thank you for this review. If I had even heard of Inside No. 9 before it was only in passing. This review made me decide to look up the series and here in the US the first couple of seasons are on Hulu.
I decided to give it a go, and wound up binge watching both the seasons available, although I did take a short break after 12 days of Christine.
Seriously amazing series and I'm sorry I hadn't caught it sooner, but thank you for making this review so I finally did give it a watch.
My pleasure, Exactly why I wanted to do this video.
Same!
A Quiet Night In is marvellous, maybe my favourite thing about it is that, given that it's a silent episode, Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter is in it. My favourite, however, of those I've seen so far (still catching up), is The 12 Days of Christine, which is just shatteringly brilliant (no, I didn't see it coming). I understand you leaving it off your list as there are so many good ones to choose from. Thanks for the Gaslight info - I never knew about that. And you have to credit 4 people for LOG - Jeremy Dyson was also crucial to its success, though not on screen.
The show makes me cry a lot.
Thank you for introducing me to this franchise!!!!
This is some of the tightest writing and direction I've seen on TV.
Its like the best bits of The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Black mirror, and Frye and Laurie had a collective love child and named it Inside No. 9
And I'm glad I took your advice and binged the first couple seasons of The League of Gentlemen first - to gain an appreciation for their style before diving into No. 9
And the emotional range of the show is uncommonly far-reaching, going from guffaw-funny, to shocking, to heart-rending. 12 Days of Christine choked me up as bad as the first 10 minutes of Up. Jesus.
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton are geniuses. So happy to comment here to document my appreciation.
Thanks mate!
I just saw The Devil Of Christmas thanks for the recommendation it was fantastic can't wait to see more of this series.
I just noticed the lady behind him in the tweet
OH CRAP
I love hearing about this show. Really have to find a way to watch it as someone not from the UK. Sucks to be left out of the fun :(
Tom and Gerri is great so is Empty Orchestra
I was introduced to League of Gentlemen by my Manchester co-worker while teaching English in Taiwan. (He also introduced me to a number of other British programs while I repaid in kind with some American stuff, like Firefly and Mystery Science Theater 3000.) Needless to say, these guys stuck with me, as did Royston Vasey. I am excited whenever I see any of the Gentlemen anywhere and will now seek out Inside No 9 to scratch that itch. I did notice them in Horrible Histories as well, I think starting season 3..? Not sure. Was lovely to see all 3 of them together again, even for such a small skit, though reoccurring. So, ta muchly for this, I'll check it out!
On first glance this didn't seem like the sort of thing I would be into but the more you talked about each episode and mentioned the twist the more interested I got. Now I have to go hunt down a place to watch it! Thank you for introducing it to me!
shouldn't this have been a top 9?
Not for the TH-cam algorithm ;)
If that helps you sure go with that.
Ah man, came here to say this. JUST missed out.
It's good to be back Deusdaecon.
The ending to the video was authentically creepy and inventive,I had never heard of this series before today,but I intend to find it on TH-cam.It sounds fun,particularly the more horrific episodes,as I’m a horror fan.
Thank you for discussing some of my favourite episodes I have not really seen discussed elsewhere such as La Couchette, The Bill, Tempting fate and Tom and Gerri. Also absolutely agree with what you say about Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room- it stays with you long after first viewing. Thank you for also for praising Pemberton and Shearsmith's astonishing acting as well as their writing
I had never heard of this show. Having binge-watched your reviews, I thought I'd check this video. Having seen this video, I thought I'd check the show. And I binge-watched that as well. Absolutely fantastic.
Question: Why are some British shows only 6 episodes per season?
Anyway, thank you so much. I love the unique style and brilliance of the show.
im really glad you enjoyed the show thats exactly why I did this video and with the episode amount thing I'm not sure why, but I suspect its a BBC thing
Billy, I think it's always been the standard, 6 episodes per series - Fawlty, Blackadder etc. It sort of fits with the US standard of, I think 13 weeks per season, which fits with a quarter year - the 6 for the UK is almost an eighth of a year but with room to fit something else in if something important and topical happens (like, topically, a royal death) and the BBC or whoever have to postpone something. Not sure why it's 6 rather than, say, 12 though. I suppose 6 is less of a gamble, in case it's not a hit.
I was wearing headphones during this while cooking and oh my god I jumped when the sound cut and you screamed. The whispering really freaked me out!
Being a HUGE league of gentlemen fan, I must say that I was rather pissed when I had to stumble on this show a few years ago. I'm pretty sure someone should've notified me. But that might just be the draw back of living in the states where just about anyone you talk to is "don't you mean league of EXTRAORDINARY gentlemen?"
No, Karen, I don't.
I'm so glad you're drawing more attention to this amazing show!!! Diddle diddle dumpling still makes me cry everytime I watch it.
Fucking Karen
what are you thoughts on psychoville?
@@wireboar7321 The black Swan has landed on the village green
@@emmajochum8682 I haven't seen the show in years, is that a reference to something from the show or is this some metaphor? it flies over my head
@@wireboar7321 it is. It's a Jelly line😅
Interesting list. I love your choice of Dead Line as No.1. However, my No.1 choice Zanzibar was not in your top 10. I don't blame you though as it's so hard to choose when every episode is amazing!
Zanzibar was in the running for a long while its why i gave it a special mention at the start as a consolation prize
The last 5 minutes of 'the devil of Christmas' are absolutely horrifying
It put me in mind of Roald Dahls take of the unexpected series.
I love the pic of him at home with the ghost looking in the doorway at him.
Thanks for turning me on to this show!
My pleasure, thats exactly why I made this video.
I'm from the U.S. and you got me intrigued about this show thanks
Thats exactly what I was hoping for, So I'm glad.
12 days of christine is the best one by a landslide.
The beauty of this show is that *none* of the episodes are better by a landslide: at least half of the episodes are just as good - if not better - than 12 Days of Christine. Entirely based on your personal taste isn't it. Tom & Gerri was easily my favourite, but it really is tough to choose a favourite when every episode is so good.
@@Lucas-kn4zu for me the top end of the show is dominated by episodes that are, indeed, at very much the same level, but the insane impact of Christine's twist ment that I had to put it above the others, because I haven't been left with my mouth open by anything other than that and the film American history X. Besides, the acting is great and I appreciate the drawn back amount of comedy and the way they managed to put such a substantial part of someone's life into 30 minutes. All throughout the episode, that technique feels like just something to advance the story of Christine's life, and in that regard it tricks you into a false sense of security before hitting you with that reveal, and no other episode has left me that amazed. I believe Heaven sent to be the best DW episode for the same reason: everything builds up to this insanely impactful and thought-provoking ending masterfully, which is just a style that I prefer to anything else (though I probably would put Tom and Gerri in a close second, since it tricks you twice).
Hi thank you for discussing this great show! Just to point out there was a fourth 'creator' of the League of Gentlemen -Jeremy Dyson. He did not act in the show (although he did have cameos) but who was one of the four writers (usually alongside Mark Gatiss). Jeremy Dyson also personally created characters such as the Dentons, Pops, Judee Levinson and Berenice Woodall
I love that there are so many fantastic episodes of this show that nearly everyone's favorites list is completely different
Glad you made a video about the series, i hadn't heard about it before. I just saw cold comfort and it was great
9:25 Well, I must say, sir...you've certainly piqued my interest.
14:40 As somebody who's studied the Occult for some years now, I would have bolted out the door as soon as she said that name. O__O
What does the name mean?
@@jackryan2612 Andras is the name of a powerful demon mentioned in the Lesser Key of Solomon; a demon so malicious in nature until he is infamous for actively trying to kill the very people who summon him. According to Occult myth, if the conjuror makes even one mistake it could easily be his last.
Scared the absolute piss outta me
God dammit.
The way you describe this show reminds me of Genndy Tartakovskys Primal. There’s zero dialogue, but I cried the first episode
Thank you for this TV serie, It was amazing!!!!!!!!
I’m glad more people can find it and enjoy it.
@@deusdeaconReviews Oh enjoyed it a lot, Actually right now i'm watching (Love's Great Adventure)episode. PS: watched all your reviews, You are funny as hell! Your reviews are amazing, love your work. Thx.
Thank you for watching really glad you enjoy the content
So glad this video was made! I would love a longer video though, with more spoilers and extended thoughts on the episodes chosen.... or all episodes.... I wish......
always a possibility
Very Good reviews, agree with a lot, watched waiting to see the twelve days of Christine at number one, by a mile it's the biggest triumph so far. It's great how Opinions vary. Great video.
I've seen most of things these guys are in but I've never heard of this. Gonna have to give it go as Reece Shearsmith and Pemberton are fantastic and are great at creating unsettling moment. Looks like they are supported by some top class actors in this as well.
Never even heard of this show. Nice list!
nice vid, picking top ten inside no.9 episodes must have been not easy, love the ending, i was introduced to shearsmith and pemberton through psychoville, it seems as if it's not as popular as inside no.9 or league of gentlemen, a real shame cause it's really quite good
Can we get some more tv top 10 vids? This was highly entertaining.
I love both luegue of gentlemen and inside number 9
Thank you for the two new shows to binge and what the fuck was with the ending!
Devil of Christmas has the best most shocking twist so far
An interesting if somewhat unusual top ten, I think it's generally accepted that 12 Days Of Christine is seen as one of the best, or the best episode.
Anyhow, I loved Inside No. 9 but I feel the show has deteriorated since Series 5 really...Series 6 has not been that good at all sadly....but yes, for 4 series it was the best thing on TV.
My Top 7...
1.- Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room
2.- 12 Days Of Christine
3.- Riddle Of The Sphinx
4.- Zanzibar
5.- Tom and Gerri
6.- Cold Comfort
7.- The Devil Of Christmas (absolutely hated that one at first, THAT ending... but really like it now).
This is not a top ten best episodes list, this is MY favourites list.
Dead line was a modern ghostwatch
17:36 who the hell is that?!
A ghost
Saibotronian he used a clip from the live episode deadline which goes wrong because of a ghost so they show another episode which has a ghost from the bbc crash it
Saibotronian basically they tried to do a live episode but the audio glitched out so they had to broadcast that episode instead which was then hijacked by a ghost
Love 12 days of Christine
Comments help the algorithm
Memes
I swear If I had money I would pay him to review all inside no.9 episodes
Just started watching this as I loved the League of Gentlemen and I fully understand why the tramp one is on it, was great throughout and the end was just perfect
12 days? Sphinx? Sardines? Shame
The saddest episode has to be bernie clifftons dressing room, the scariest episode by far was deadline and the most shocking one EVER has to be the devil of Christmas
yupp I would agree with you there, especially Bernie clifftons dressing room
U should totally do another video on the more recent seasons.
I dont see much of a need to do that as it wouldnt change this list at all.
I'm just here to pick up which episodes to watch cause I haven't seen any yet.
Apparently 'the missus' in "A Quiet Night Night" is Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter. They had to ask his estate if they could do this style of slapstick and she said only if she could be in it. :)
Yes Oona chaplin is in the episode, but the idea anyone could have ownership on a style comedy is ridiculous, reece shearsmith has said that the casting was "almost an accident but maybe a little nod" it was NOT intentional homage at all.
@@deusdeaconReviews fair enough, it's just what I'd heard on the grape vine is all. It was the first episode I ever saw (by accident while channel hopping) and I was hooked by the end. I watched the Halloween episode with my partner and afterwards we spent nearly an hour trying to wrap our heard around what we'd just seen.
nice use of Deadline's edit of A Quiet Night In.
oof i'm low key glad this video ended the way it did or i'd have been tempted to watch that episode and it seems wAY too scary for me
I just realized, when you showed a quiet night in , you showed the dead line version with the ghost in the back.
did ! ?
@@deusdeaconReviews yes lol there is a ghost in the backyard in the distance.
Are you sure ? I can't see anything, have you checked it's not something right behind you ?
@@deusdeaconReviews lol
@1:01 "What's all this shouting ? We'll have no trouble here ! ". I know I have seen this, (he is speaking to a man with a backpack who has come to the village to visit either a friend or uncle)
but as I browse Steve Pemberton's IMDB list i can't remember which one. I know I saw the HHGTTG, Doctor Who, and Mr. Stink. And that it is not from those shows.
It's the league of gentlemen, the character is edward tattsyrup played by reece shearsmith and that character says those words almost every episode regardless of whether there is shouting or even a person in the shop.
I must have watched some of the League of Gentlemen.
@@deusdeaconReviews seeing Gemma Arterton reminds me of The Voices with Ryan Reymolds, a dark comedy that i highly recommend. It is my favorite 'talking dog" "talking cat" movie, as they only talk when he is off his meds. It also includes severed heads in a refrigerator, that speak words of encouragement (only when he is off his meds).
Do you like Black Mirror?
"This episode could only be made by British people"
good you are back ;-)
anyone else see the dead line Easter egg in a quite night in
I certainly didn't
Thank you for reviewing number 9 although my top ten episodes are quite different .. each his own .. roll on series 5
That why I made sure the thumbnail says "favourite" as opposed to "best" because this series has such a variety of styles, its incredibly subjective on what one person prefers and another doesn't.
you forgot something the last episode in season 4 the hare comes up in every episode ever even the live episode
I love most of the devil of Christmas, but it's one of two episodes in the series where the twist only works because the rest of the episode lies to you, the other being the help line episode. I just can't enjoy it as much after seeing the end
Does it lie to the audience though ?, Perhaps a Lie of omission, but I saw it as manipulating a persons assumptions, So they think they are watching one thing but its actually something quite different and like I said in the video there are clues, all be it small clues but they are there.
Where is 12 days of Christine at No 1?
How you ended this:
Genius.
I see what you did there...
thank you very much, it was best way to show what the episode was like without giving spoilers
@@deusdeaconReviews well done, sir
You should of done Top 9
Not if I want the TH-cam Algorithm to send the video to wonderful people such as yourself.
Deusdaecon Reviews I was just following the 9 references.
Good job.
good a new review
Top 9 episodes of Inside No 9
have you reviewed trick r treat yet?
No I haven't.
What was whispered? I didn't catch it.
White-RainMLP it was: “Let Us be.”
I see what you did there in the end.
just my little homage heh
So would Death Be Not Proud be in the top 3 now 😅
I'm still not over it
Like it took a lot to beat the feeling of watching Dead Line Live but I think that maybe just maybe they've gone and done it
Honestly wasn't a fan, But I didn't like Psychoville and its basicaly the Psychoville fan episode
Can we agree that "and the winner is" is the worst episode?
I actually enjoy that episode- has some absolute zinger lines. It is not typical Inside No. 9 and more of a farce but some great performances
@@soulfoodie1 im not saying its bad. Its def had some funny moments but comparing it to all the others its a bit lack luster. Plus the twist was meh.
I bloody love Deadline.
I'm guessing in Tom and Gerri it turns out Gerri isn't real and maybe Miggs is? Or they're both not real and Miggs is Tom's subconscious trying to show Tom she isn't real? Anyway Gemma Arterton is hot as hell.
Close but no cigar.
@@deusdeaconReviews Damn, you've made me want to watch this show now. But of course, on the BBC site, it's not available in New Zealand :/
you have that watchmojo voice
Ha ha... *i play guitar* I’m not a vampire
That last picture is creepy as hell. Who is the girl outside?
Deilhi F a Ghost. It was Referencing something that happened in deadline
PC Andy Infinite ah, thanks. That’s the only episode I haven’t seen
I thought u were gone :(
Really? A Top 10 that has no 12 Days Of Christine or Riddle Of The Sphinx anywhere but has The Harrowing in it? Widely considered one of the worst episodes or certainly one of the most underwhelming.
I mean the entire series is fantastic as a whole but I feel this seems a bit jarring. Personally dead line didn't really do it for me.
and this is why I stipulated as my personal favourite episodes, cause i found 12 days dull and underwhelming and sphinx too clever for its own good, but again thats just my opinion.
Ya got me 😂😂
Mate I'm on drugs 😂
good for you, no-one cares - everyone is on drugs.
Technical was planned
I thought the written for this was very good
So it's a British "Twilight Zone?" (The 60's version, not the shitty remakes)
Freaking Jumpscare!!
The Harrowing was a bloody awful episode, pretty much the only bad one.
Ah, you missed a trick - should've done a 'top nine' rather than a top ten lol
that was considered but I specifically had 10 to talk about and was more interested in that then the gimmick
@@deusdeaconReviews Lol, fair - I half expected you to comment pointing out I couldn't count and the twist was that (despite the title) there *were* only nine. I've died 2-3 times and nearly died a fair bit more because I'm listening and half-watching while gaming lol
Shame this wasn't a Top 9
Not for the TH-cam algorithm ;)
I love your reviews, man. But why do you constantly shit talk the DCEU, it's like you conveniently forget about the success of wonder woman, and the billion dollar success of aquaman, yet you give utter shit like the last jedi a pass. Seems a bit biased.
I shit talk the DCEU because it is in a word garbage, A failed attempt by DC to ride the coat tails of Marvel, yeah Wonder Women was a good film (barely), Yeah Aquaman was a good film (barely), I don't conveniently forget them i just believe two out of six is a terrible number and when DC can't make something passable from either of its big hitters thats a time to panic, Also liking one thing and disliking another thing because of personal opinion is how this shit works just because my opinion doesn't align with yours does not make it biased just different, Its funny how you see my hatred of the DCEU as quite irrational, and yet I see the hatred for TLJ as similarly irrational
@@deusdeaconReviews yeah, it's troubling when the studio can't seem to get their shit together when it comes to batman and superman. When they have already proven that they can turn the batman property into a beloved mutli billion dollar film franchise. It's almost as if the studio should let the directors do their job, and not take a machete to the film during the editing process. I also think it's hilarious that we live in a world where the very first aquaman movie made a billion dollars before any of the solo spiderman films.
Who cares just spoil it.
You may not, But I care and I'm the one making the video, if you want spoilers read them on wikipedia