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.

Inside No 9: Every episode ranked

We put all 24 stories in order of brilliance. You'll probably disagree.

Inside No 9: finale gives us fiendish folk-horror

Placing an age-old horror archetype in a modern-day context, what results is typically clever - and tonally rich.

Inside No 9, Tempting Fate - review

The script was as rigorous as ever, with nothing said or seen without reason.

Inside No. 9: Series 4, Episode 6: Tempting Fate review

This episode is truly creepy. The atmosphere is genuinely disturbing. Due to the darkness of the surroundings and huge piles of boxes all over the place, it feels really claustrophobic. Although there are episodes set in much smaller spaces, the whole tone of the show makes you feel that you are trapped, in the same way the characters are trapped by the wishes of the hare.