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Inside No. 9, 1.2 - 'A Quiet Night In'

The script's farce worked like clockwork, delivering an almost theatrical experience, all building to another delicious twist I didn't see coming. I know it's only February and Inside No. 9's only aired two episodes, but it might just become one of my favourite things this year. Please watch it.

Dan Owen, Dan's Media Digest, 13th February 2014

Preview: Inside No. 9: A Quiet Night In

This week's episode, A Quiet Night In, is a sudden comedic gear change after last week's Sardines. Where that had a malevolent sting constantly throbbing away in the background like a bassline, this is played more for laughs while never ever forgetting to be nasty too.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 12th February 2014

Inside No. 9 - Episode 2: 'A Quiet Night In' review

From the clever-clever casting of one of the guest stars to the even cleverer plotting that allows for huge punchlines to sail into view with nary a syllable of set-up, this is the sort of thing that gives one a pleasingly mixed feeling of delight and bitter jealousy.

Andrew Allen, Cult Box, 12th February 2014

Inside No. 9 full of entertaining weirdness

The obvious inspiration was Roald Dahl's Tales Of The Unexpected and it's no mean compliment to say that Inside No. 9 held its own against Dahl's bizarre short stories.

Keith Watson, Metro, 6th February 2014

Inside No. 9 episode 1 review: Sardines

Looking for a refreshingly different bit of British telly? Look no further than the new comedy drama series Inside No. 9.

Ryan Lambie, Den Of Geek, 6th February 2014

Review: Inside No. 9, BBC Two

There was much to enjoy in beautifully nuanced performances, particularly by Tim Key and Katherine Parkinson.

Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 6th February 2014

Review - Inside No. 9: Sardines

It's been a long time since TV embraced the anthology format, but if it creates episodes as classy as these, it could be time for a revival - although it's hard to envisage who else could pull it off as skilfully as these League Of Gentlemen alumni.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 6th February 2014

Inside No. 9 - comedy makes a triumphant debut

Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton have created a masterpiece.

The Custard TV, 6th February 2014

TV review: Inside No. 9 - 'Sardines'

Subtle and disciplined, laden with biting humour and occasional barbs of unsettling suspense, its cleverness is laid bare in the cold light of post-revelation day.

Nic Wright, Giggle Beats, 6th February 2014

Twitter stats: Inside No. 9 is no average comedy

The most interesting aspect of the Twitter reaction to Inside No. 9 was the shape of the graph produced.

Second Sync, 6th February 2014

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