That evil smile in the season and series finale when he looks at the kid and then breaks the fourth wall and looks at us with that evil maniacal smile and look in his eyes. What a great ending

@@andykapfenstein7032 I had a feeling something like that was going to happen but the directly into camera smile cracked me up. Great series, Scott Ryan is a great actor, writer, director, and its a very funny show despite how serious it is.

@@rannnoch the group therapy sessions scenes are good. Or his best friend and that porn when his wife found it. Then there's a scene like the guy in the tunnel.

effortless? he was threatening his kids...lolk

lol!

Aussie William Defoe

Willem*

I always thought he was a mix between Defoe and Buscemi

Yo Williem smile always gave me the creeps

@@that1electricianeveryone knew who the person was speaking of. Don’t be that person.

All the crazy politicians have weird haircuts... Boris Johnson, Trump, Geert Wilders...

Mint response.

@@NSGrendel Mint reply

Ominous alright

@@janinekaretai4306 Took the words right out of my mouth Just wrote the comment before seeing yours

The house prices in Kirribilli increased 15% after this episode 😅

He answered a question

That made me laugh out loud. And not because it was funny but because it is so true. I binged the entire show a while back and his character was tangible especially after meeting some folks like Ray.

I have to disagree. Ray is always a straight shooting, reasonable guy. He's scary IF you cross him, but simply do what you should and you'll be ok. Not like those mobster lunatics who kill you for "respect" or whatever...

Ray didn't suspect. He was just being careful.

ray even says he had no clue he was a cop, only caught him because he forgot to ask for sauce with his dimmies and you cant have no soy with them.

I think he knew they wouldn’t actually kill him, cause if he’s dead then there’s no money to be collected. The family on the other hand was totally disposable.

These gambling attics, or other kinds of people that use money for drugs, or whatever often are that way because they need the money they have for whatever it is that they’re using it for… Business ventures, drugs, gambling, and if they give it up, then they’re dead in the water. So if they have to take a beating ,that’s temporary. But when you threaten their family like Ray did now you’re speaking a different language that they understand you’re not playing around.

And , kinda sadly, highlights the true nature of men ... will willing put themselves to the fire, but give anything to protect their loved ones.

So don't ... kill my dog, ... right??!

​@@velkanzi*people FTFY

Awesome show my favorite episode is the one where the kid Ray was looking after gets lifted in the department store.

You must live in the US if you love violence.

Yep, my favourite too. What he does to get that kid back - I often think about it.

I know. He’s such a pleasant guy but carries that “not to be messed with” vibe that exudes within the darkness that is Ray. It’s not an easy trick to pull off.

He’s confident, capable and willing

I knew a guy like that in the air force. He always smiled just when he was about to do something very violent. Not a big guy, either, but he took down men bigger than him in fights.

Not a friendly “bloke” at all.

Lol I think you guys missed OP’s joke

“What’s you’re job then?” “My job’s to make you sorry that you didn’t pay up when you had the chance.”

@@Zei33 Reality check

@@Zei33 Then again we arent the types to be borrowing money from shady characters like these are we ...let alone borowoing money Right?

I wouldn't mind. Good riddence, that's like a 13hr flight

And a crocodile

I've been to Kirribilli-it sucks. Kirribilli House is pretty much the only nice part and everything else is painfully narrow streets squirming between crappy blocks of flats. Even the street that goes to Kirribilli House feels like a cyberpunk alleyway until you get to the end and there's a nice gate with a threat from the military for anyone acting suspicious.

Me too

@@laserleo Me Three 👍

No. It is perfect the way it is. Don't force good things.

Me too we need 4 more seasons at least

dont be sad some people prefer it that way he is prolly one of them

And that's why Scott Ryan decided to end it.

And then the whole bar clapped and cheered

That's the problem with stories like that in KZfaq. So many liars. 😂

@@Joe-og6brr/nothingeverhappens

​@@Joe-og6brPlenty of people like that around. I wouldn't have ever crossed my grandfather while he was still mobile, for instance. He killed a lot of Japanese in Okinawa, and wouldn't think twice about dealing with someone who required that sort of thing. Kept a loaded rifle by the door for horse thieves. There were a few rusted out old cars deep in the woods on his property, I never asked how they got there. They weren't his, though, and the property had been in the family since before cars were a thing. Always wondered if they didn't belong to some former attempted horse thieves that experienced early retirement.

And then your Ray Shoestring mate got knocked out and pissed his pants. Smiling all the way.

nop mate sorry they said it was finished

"Maybe wuzzn't necessary but it wuz bloody well fuckin' effective."

Yeah, but he doesn't. He feels like he's making his character look too much like a good guy because it makes the thin line between good and evil a lot wider, like there's a lot of wiggle room. There is nowhere else for Ray's story to go after the last season. The best shows I've ever watched reached a strong conclusion. The good shows that become hard to watch are the ones that don't know where to go, but have the backing of people who want to milk every last penny. I respect that they concluded the show with the smile Ray has before he's about to make somebody regret the stupid decision they've made.

There is amovie.

I bought it here but some reason 3rd series seems to have disappeared kzfaq.info?search_query=buy+mr+inbetween

right?

ya find out?

Not a cop, a snitch. Busted himself getting caught on the phone when Ray found him. Ray just wanted to make sure he got soy sauce for the dimmies but overheard enough.

I think it's called being an anti-hero.

every shorts I have seen he was an absolute scumbag and people went, go Ray go. Thats UK mentality in general though

Nobody is saying Ray's a hero, the father put his family in danger when he borrowed money from criminals and didn't pay back on time and Ray doesn't harm women and children it's just a negotiating tactic.

- he wouldn't really mess with women or kids. If anything Ray is pissed that the guy has a family and put them in such clear danger by borrowing what he couldn't pay back. If Ray wasn't the one collecting, someone else without a code might have been visiting that guys family. Sure, Ray is a violent criminal, but he usually is able to focus his barbarous nature at people who have it coming in some way and often helps a friend or someone vulnerable while doing it. So its more of an anti hero type thing. One of those not the hero we want but one that we need sort of things.

@@Omertahun what does any of this have to do with the UK?

You mean where students come to school armed? Nah you can keep your shit hole mate.

Whats a texas

So are the school kids I hear.... often.

@@firecrakka the ones that can’t read the "gun free zone" signs, have mental health disorders & lack strong male role-models? yeah, I guess there are a few of those. thanks for helping to prove my point, Cochise;)

So, there are no loan sharks in Texas? Interesting.

No not impressed with this KZfaq comment

I totally agree!!