Mr Inbetween

The series follows Ray Shoesmith, a criminal-for-hire navigating the treacherous waters of the underworld while attempting to maintain a semblance of a normal life. He juggles dangerous jobs, familial obligations, and the complexities of relationships, often with darkly comedic and violent consequences. Ray's efforts to provide for his daughter and reconnect with his ailing father are constantly tested by his violent profession.

Mr. Inbetween was widely acclaimed by critics for its unique blend of dark humor, gritty realism, and compelling character study. Reviewers praised Scott Ryan's writing and performance, as well as the show's ability to explore moral ambiguity with depth and nuance. The series was noted for its understated approach to violence and its authentic portrayal of ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances.

• Scott Ryan's authentic portrayal of Ray as a flawed yet relatable character.
• The show's masterful balance of dark comedy, suspense, and poignant drama.
• Its grounded and realistic depiction of the criminal underworld and family life.

Google audience: Viewers lauded the show for its originality, sharp writing, and the compelling performance by Scott Ryan. Many appreciated the realistic portrayal of Ray's struggles and the show's ability to evoke both laughter and empathy.

Nominated for multiple AACTA Awards, including Best Television Comedy Series.

The character of Ray Shoesmith is based on creator Scott Ryan's own experiences and observations from his youth.