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Universal acclaim- based on 47 Ratings
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Positive: 39 out of 47
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Mixed: 5 out of 47
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Negative: 3 out of 47
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Mr InbetweenYour Score0 out of 10User ScoreUniversal acclaim- based on 47 Ratings
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Oct 9, 2018My favorite new show of the fall season - totally stealth, too. Starting this sucker at 11:30 pm after Mayans is tough, but hopefully people will find this in streaming, etc. GREAT lead actor, and the humor is pitch perfect.
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Oct 10, 2018Mr. Inbetween does a fantastic job at being witty, fun and exciting without being over the top. The show is straightforward and a very relaxing watch. One of the best new shows of the season.
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Oct 20, 2018Excellent show. Besides having to translate Australian lingo, this show keeps me anxiously coming back for more and my favorite for the fall season. Thank you!
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Oct 30, 2018my favourite new show - never a dull moment, swims between action and humour. Great aussie show
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Sep 26, 2018This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Sep 29, 2018Yarg yarg yarg. Thought this was a great show for the first two episodes. not over wrought, fairly intelligent.
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May 30, 2023Filmed and set in Australia, Ray earns extra cash working various jobs for criminals whilst trying to take care of his daughter and terminally ill brother.
The anti-hero is a well worn trope at this point, but thanks to a great lead performance from Scott Ryan, excellent writing and a darkly humorous streak Mr Inbetween still succeeds in making for great television. -
Mar 30, 2021One of the finest Australian TV shows ever made.
Scott Ryan's understated performance as Ray is nothing short of brilliant, and headlines what is a brilliantly cast show.
Both wickedly funny and at times terrifying, this taut, exceptionally well written show is a must see.
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Mr. Inbetween functions less as a thriller than a character study, often enough as a comedy, and occasionally as a critique of toxic masculinity. Indeed, it comes most alive in scenes where nothing much is happening, in a way that nevertheless holds your interest.
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Mr Inbetween is a modest time killer as those go these days. The entire season clocks in at under three hours, divided into efficient half-hour segments, two of which debuted last week. Its shortened length in no way shortchanges the viewer, though (Purveyors of extended hour-long episodic bloat, please take note). That said, whether you love Mr Inbetween or are turned off by it hinges upon Ryan’s rendering of Ray.
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It doesn’t mine that “inbetween” state as much as it could, relying on Ryan’s deft performance to do most of the work. ... Mr. Inbetween lacks a particular plot arc or a central dilemma to sustain its story. What it offers instead is a conundrum, complicated by Ryan’s charisma and the woeful state of the men who surround Ray.