This scene was good in both the book and movie, one of the only scenes where Richard truly questioned his sanity and wondered if anything he had experienced after bringing Door home, up until now was even real.

It's honestly insane how well done this sequence is compared to the rest of the series

@MizMimiCullen Me too, the book contains much more things from Neil Gaiman's imagination and the book is like the Neverwhere Neil wanted. But I liked the TV series too and I'm quite glad that it was made in 90's and with quite low budget, because it adds certain charm to it. If Neverwhere was made today in Hollywood with a huge budget and star actors, it would look like any other movie, with 'heroic scene 26' and 'pathetic babbling of the hero 586'. And after the movie, my thoughts would be like

The low budget fit this scene well, I think.

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This scene was the closest to the book .

"Oh the movie was good, now where's the taxi?". I wouldn't like to see a remake of the original probably...

its low budget but they did such a brilliant job of it.

@Musikritiker No, no it didn't!

I like the TV series better than cheese . . .

I hate this episode, So close to the bone, Anyone who has done living in London and everyday on the tube.