Inside No. 9

Inside No. 9, Series 4 review

Inside No. 9 is, and shall remain, a dear favourite of mine. Everyone you speak to will have a different favourite episode (though the name Migg often crops up in my house when discussing standout storylines). As ever, I eagerly anticipate the next series, so much so that I've even started the whole lot again in an attempt to find every hidden hare.

DVD review: Inside No.9 - Series Four

Inside No. 9 remains head and shoulders above virtually everything else on TV.

Inside No. 9 stars open to making spin-off movie

If you're glum following Inside No. 9's finale last night (February 6), you'll be pleased to hear that - as well as a fifth series - Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith would consider doing a spin-off feature film.

Inside No. 9 series 4 episode 6 review: Tempting Fate

One of the biggest laughs in this story is reserved purely for what's potentially the smallest part of the audience: that subset who have been paying attention to the background of every episode of Inside No. 9.

Every Inside No. 9 episode ranked

Over four largely impossible-to-predict series to date, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's anthology show Inside No. 9 has become one of the most consistently creative on television.

Opinion: your perfect Inside No. 9 series

Without further ado cue the Top Of The Pops-style music and let's have a look at the latest positions with previous positions in brackets...

Review: Inside No. 9 - Tempting Fate

The ending was also oddly abrupt and left me feeling a bit disappointed underfed by the episode. It felt like an extra 15-mins would have helped, as the second half seemed rushed.

The last instalment of this generally fine series is sadly not its best episode. It's a supernatural tale of a dead hoarder and the council contractors sent to go through his belongings, carrying the slightly trite message: "Be careful what you wish for." Still, it does feature Nigel Planer, no longer a Young One, alas.