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[azzah72]

Anyone seen The Magician?

Ray Shoesmith, former soldier turned hitman, was first sketched by Ryan in the late 1990s for a student project at RMIT, and introduced to the wider world in The Magician, a critically acclaimed but little-seen mockumentary released in 2005 (there’s a lovely little nod to the film in the penultimate episode of this season, a gift, Ryan says, for the loyal fans who’ve been there from the beginning, and maybe an invitation to more recent ones to “go and do a deep dive and find the film”).

‘It’s a word-of-mouth show’: the cult hit series you’re missing out on

Scott Ryan created Ray Shoesmith, a laconic hitman with a very ordinary domestic life, as a student project in the late ’90s. Now he finally says goodbye.

www.smh.com.au

I have, it's rough but pretty good.

 

[hineyrulz]

Amazing show, disappointed it’s over but thought it was a nice way to finish up.

 

[Parra]

I have, it's rough but pretty good.

Found it on youtube. Just started watching - enjoying it.

 

[Mark B]

Sorry to see it end. Was a good ending with his trademark grin, which was normally followed by someone getting their arses kicked or meeting their maker.

 

[Parra]

Found it on youtube. Just started watching - enjoying it.

Best move I made was to watch this before the finale.

"It wasn't really a mistake though, was it?"

 

[Phillips]

Why did Mr Inbetween have to end

 

[Mark B]

Why did Mr Inbetween have to end

Agree 100%. Perhaps they wanted to end on top. Hopefully the same team come up with something just as good.

 

[Parra]

Just rewatched the finale. What a great way to end it.

 

[Dogs Of War]

Anyone seen The Magician?

Ray Shoesmith, former soldier turned hitman, was first sketched by Ryan in the late 1990s for a student project at RMIT, and introduced to the wider world in The Magician, a critically acclaimed but little-seen mockumentary released in 2005 (there’s a lovely little nod to the film in the penultimate episode of this season, a gift, Ryan says, for the loyal fans who’ve been there from the beginning, and maybe an invitation to more recent ones to “go and do a deep dive and find the film”).

‘It’s a word-of-mouth show’: the cult hit series you’re missing out on

Scott Ryan created Ray Shoesmith, a laconic hitman with a very ordinary domestic life, as a student project in the late ’90s. Now he finally says goodbye.

www.smh.com.au

It’s no where as good as mr inbetween. Think of it as a long pilot episode that required a lot more work. Though for the money it cost to make. It’s a fair result.

 

[Parra]

It’s no where as good as mr inbetween. Think of it as a long pilot episode that required a lot more work. Though for the money it cost to make. It’s a fair result.

I liked it. Different style & it worked

 

[Parra]

Anyone else watching Time? Two episodes in & it is very well made.

 

[Exsilium]

Anyone else watching Time? Two episodes in & it is very well made.

Really enjoyed it.

 

[Exsilium]

Anyone else watching Time? Two episodes in & it is very well made.

Have you watched “The Virtues” with Stephen Graham? Another really good short series.

 

[Parra]

Have you watched “The Virtues” with Stephen Graham? Another really good short series.

No I haven't and thank you. Trailer has me hooked. Both of these remind me of Boys From the Black Stuff. Familiar with that (it's goes back a bit - 1980's)

 

[Exsilium]

No I haven't and thank you. Trailer has me hooked. Both of these remind me of Boys From the Black Stuff. Familiar with that (it's goes back a bit - 1980's)

That looks really interesting. I’ve got a soft spot for British drama and comedy. Was always a Bottom fan. Rik Mayall was very talented.

 

[Incorrect]

Have you watched “The Virtues” with Stephen Graham? Another really good short series.

The virtues is good. Stephen Graham is a top notch actor. I've only just got around to watching the This is England movie and TV spin-offs. So good. You would swear they were legit filmed in the 80's and early 90's, so authentic.

 

[Phil McGrawhan]

Watched the first season of "The Prince "last night.
An animated series about Prince George & life with the royals.
Made by Gary Janetti (producer ofFamily Guy).he also is the voice of Young George. & at times he sounds suspiciously like Seth MacFarlane .
Hilarious pisstake of the royals .
If you like Family Guy then this should be a must watch .
IMDb rating is poor ..lol likely due to the countless 1/10 ratings by offended English folk .

 

[bileduct]

The White Lotus has been kinda amusing.

 

[Game_Breaker]

Watched the first season of "The Prince "last night.
An animated series about Prince George & life with the royals.
Made by Gary Janetti (producer ofFamily Guy).he also is the voice of Young George. & at times he sounds suspiciously like Seth MacFarlane .
Hilarious pisstake of the royals .
If you like Family Guy then this should be a must watch .
IMDb rating is poor ..lol likely due to the countless 1/10 ratings by offended English folk .

I've seen snippets of this
looks hilarious

 

[PJ]

Halfway through White Lotus and enjoying it