Inside Man

[johnny.5]

any first impressions ?

[emmie]

what channel is it on and when Johnny

[Paigntonian]

Intriguing I thought (BBC1 9pm last night, Monday).

[emmie]

maybe do a catch up, i love Stanley Tucci...

[ducksie]

I watched a bit of it, it's different... I don't like Simon Delaney ( the 1st guy visiting the inside man) and his appearance in the program almost made me change channel. Glad I didn't

[-SharonA-]

Weird!! Just wondering where it's all going.

[murraymints]

going to save and do a binge on catch up

[tomus42]

I thought the whole 'vicar' storyline and how it escalated was so stupid I had to stop watching.

Shame because I was enjoying the Stanley Tucci bits.

[MargoTester]

I enjoyed it - it's certainly different

[Rosetta]

I also enjoyed it and look forward to seeing how it unfolds. Stanley Tucci excellent as usual.

[Paul22118]

Tomas is correct, what a load of unlikely rubbish. I was hoping for a good sit down with a plot deep and wandering. Great actors Tucci and Tennant. So disappointing.

[goodgoalie]

I didn't understand why the reporter would be enlisting the help of the notorious murdering criminologist just because someone she'd only met once by chance was not answering her phone.

The scene with Tennant and the piano teacher in the kitchen was preposterous.

[bednobs]

im liking it so far

[Maydup]

Its prepostorious but intriguing. I'm not a fan of David Tennant who always plays himself which makes his character all the more unbelievable, but I'm fascinated at the skill of the writing which has kept me wanting to know what happens next.

[lankeela]

I managed to inadvertently tune in to this half way through, but could not make head not tail of any of it. Are there two story lines or is there some connection with a prisoner in a US jail and a manic vicar in the UK keeping an unbelievably calm woman chained up in the cellar?

[fripfrip]

Yes,the connection is the reporter,but you need to watch the start to get what's going on.

[lilliany]

Interesting, see what's next.

[Ken4155]

It is "weird" and a tad "different" but it is quite enjoyable. The way in which the vicar's situation escalated was quite Fargo-ish. In fact, if you enjoyed the farcical nature of the Fargo series, you'll probably enjoy this, too.

[Ken4155]

Lankeela, the 'unbelievably calm woman' in the cellar was also unbelievably calm on the train at the beginning of the episode. If it has piqued your interest at all, i suggest you ought to watch from the beginning.

[bednobs]

it reminded me a lot of sherlock, and then i was annoyed to see it's written by the same person. Mainly because i still havent forgiven him for not satisfactorily explaining how sherlock jumped off the roof and didnt die!

[Patsy33]

I'm loving it!
We've watched 3 episodes, so far. Yes, it's different but it keeps you watching. It's quite amusing in parts, like a black comedy.