This is truly one of the best Australian series. The song that you liked at the end, Reckless, is by Australian Crawl. A legendary Australian band from the 1980s. Appropriate lyrics: "She don't like That kind of behaviour So, throw down your guns Don't be so reckless..."
I 100% agree with Ray jumping on the guys first getting out of the car as long as he didn't have the option to drive away. If he was blocked in its fair game. I'm not waiting around to see what happens when someone comes at me like that. And yes the smell she smelled at the end is cordite aka burnt gun powder, My bro and I used to shoot competitively and our buddies could tell the days we had matches
Aussie here and agree. I reckon a crime comedy spin off could be done based on....... GARY (Stop reading now if you haven't finished the show) Gary's business is going well and he's having fun. But Gary being Gary well sometimes that history in crime comes back on him. Or a sequel show where Ray is linked to the killings from the shells and bullets left over from the Patchett. It's time to clean up loose ends. Or maybe a redemption arc.
Writes, produces, directs and stars. He's an auteur, which is a very rare thing these days. Both the Mr Inbetween 3 season series, and the feature length "The Magician" film which was a prequel to the events in the series.
Davros wanting to meet with ray and acting like hes in charge was ridiculous on his part. He didnt know who he was dealing with. He found out in the end.
I love how Freddie puts his head in his hand after Ray does the smile, and after walking away Freddie did warn Davros and said “don’t even think about it”.
I like that the gunfire is realistic. Firing a weapon like that, you burn through ammunition pretty fast. Most movies pretend that everyone has infinite ammunition. Another great reaction, I was looking forwards to this!
One of the most surprisingly brilliant shows Ive ever seen! As an afficionado on the hitman - crime genre, what I love about this show is the deadpan Australian humour, and straight down to matter of fact illegal business, and the sheer originality of the main character. Its hard to write or act such a character in this genre that it totally original and different to anything I've seen before! Every half hour episode packs more in than most action thriller crime movies! Absolute dynamite! Ultra Violence or a casual Machine gun shoot out, then back to ordinary Joe Public life with his hilarious friends, relationshi, daughter, employer (Dewy Crowe from Justified!! Another brilliant show!! )! I binged watched every episode/season in two nights! My only criticism is that the lead actor/ writer won't do anymore seasons! BUT, along with half of Australia & those in the know in Hollywood now, I cannot wait to see what he conjures up next!! A Tour De Force in every respect, My eyes and mouth were wide open half the times me watching this show! I never knew what to expect next! It reminds me of rhe impact Tarantino made with Reservoir Dogs/Pulp Fiction! But I much this show for its everday normal context without the typical obvious TV/ movieness! Tense, funny, hardcore, bloody brilliant! 🫡😱
The end fight is a Solo operators only hope against overwhelming odds. You have to take the initiative. Love that about this series, no big build up or speech, just Ray making a decision and carrying out in a professional manner.
The significance of the opening scene with the gun is that in Australia we don't have access to those types of guns. They're insanely regulated here so you need a license and to follow regulations and whatnot. That type of gun is not legal in any way, shape or form here. So to get one is obviously a big deal.
I wouldn't say guns are insanely regulated. The laws are strict, and obviously that Sten wouldn't be legal, but there's plenty of guns (over 4 million) owned legally by civilians.
@@lh7325 yeah but that's not a sten it's sterling which is also alot harder to get cause of how rare they are and that they were the much more preferred by us aussies over the sten because they worked better
I love this series. When you see him in private so to speak, he could be a mechanic or something. Such a contrast to the hyperviolent psycho he clearly is. But it's not overplayed. Love this.
As an Aussie it is what you do, I did the same thing to 3 guys in a similar situation, in front of my girlfriend( now my wife) for the same reasons. No a...hole disrespects me unless I allow it, and I don't allow it ever!
Amazing show! And the life story of lead actor, and how show eventually git made is just as crazy mad! So happy for the guy, as i can rekate to his life story myself! Apart from his success with his short film, and this subsequent full show!😂
Love your vids Chrissie they give me perspective regards to how other people see the same thing I did but "view it" differently, I guess that's why I have been loving reaction videos from the USA and England so much lately (I'm in Australia). Keep up the great work angel.😇
"Dimmies" are Dimsims Davros had too much ego and pride to let things go. Ray did the right thing against the bullies, They had him blocked in, they escalated things, they were both getting out and leaving him and his lady potentially defenceless. He met them head-on and with enough violence to have them intimidated and fleeing in terror and with little more than a sore knee and a scary tale to tell. Men and women generally have different relationships with violence/fighting. Men see it from a frame of protection from harm against other men for themselves and those they care about. It is not as much about inflicting pain as a means to an end. Women generally frame it as bad, dangerous and scary. Those applying it as unreasonable and irresponsible. It is like fire. Fire has potential to hurt everyone BUT directed and used correctly can be the correct tool for effecting a reasonable outcome.
Chrissie, you are brilliant. Btw, another excellent Australian TV series that you should watch is 'Underbelly'. The first series is great, but there are other series' and they are good too. They're all based on real people and events in Australian criminal history over the last few decades and they are all on RUclips as far as I know.
I mean a guy getting out of the car and approaching you. He’s 100% coming to attack you. He’s a trained soldier, he can see it coming a mile away. He wasn’t going to let himself get attacked first
Can i also recommend (WILFRED) which is also from down under Australia 2007-2010. The Americans also did a version around 2011. The story follows the lives of the eponymous dog Wilfred, his owner Sarah, and her boyfriend Adam, who sees Wilfred as a man in a dog suit. Watch a trailer to get an idea what it's about if you may want to react to it
Lol I usually upload a 480p version as a tester to see if it makes it through the ban bots, so anytime time you see a 480p video, it's absolutely a user error, and I accidentally published the tester 😅
Fuck I love this show. Only watched it earlier this year and was so moved by it. Ray's such a complicated character every episode is just so good to get a look into his personality
@@chrissiereacts With this I like to go with a softer cheese that does not have too much bite to it, like Colby. So I avoid tasty cheese for this. But your mileage may vary! Enjoy!
Hi Chrissie, loving the reactions. I thought I’d mention checking out ‘Romper Stomper’ . It’s a cult classic Aussie film starring a young Russel Crowe. It follows a skin head gang and racial violence. Kinda heavy!
What makes Ray interesting is that he is completely amoral. But not in a movie psycho kind of way. He's very understated and doesn't enjoy violence. But can change rapidly on a dime and go 0 to 100 for no reason and he thinks it's completely justified.
He's not amoral - his morals are just different to most people's. A lot of guys in crime have morals, they have different morals to most of us and a lot of time it comes from having different origins/backgrounds to most of us.
In my mind, I always think Ray found out where his Group Therapy Leader lived and went round and gave him a really good bashing........... no one in the 3 series deserved one more (that didn't get one already) apart from maybe the chop shop garage owner and other junkie who Ray didn't hit. I always think he should have smashed all three of them and burned the garage down....... maybe I'm more of a Psycho than Ray. Just realised that Chrissie hasn't got this far yet so spoilers yeah?
Good call, dude. That first series is great. Found my copy the other day with the 'not for sale in Victoria' sticker and was reminded of all the drama. Crazy times lol
If you like this show, you might like Loudermilk. Ray reminds me of the lead Loudermilk, except he isn’t nearly as violent as Ray. It’s basically about a guy in Seattle who runs an AA support group who used to be a music journalist. He kinda gets into a lot of incidents out in public with people like Ray. The strength of the show are the interpersonal relationships and the groups convos that happen. It’s not an action show though. More comedy and drama.
Hello Chrissie! I have a question about 3:08 Would you rather watch some people beat your boyfriend badly or when you see he knows how to defend himself is not a good thing?
I guess I've never been in a situation of day to day life where violence with a stranger comes up... could a cultural thing (I know us Canadians tend to be more on the polite side - that said we have plenty of a**holes here just like anywhere else). To amswer your questions, I'm a little confused on why violence needs to be present at all lol. Are the only options that he gets beat or beats someone else up? 🤔 I get what your saying but I prefer someone who is level headed and wouldn't want a partner that initiates violence as a general rule.
@@chrissiereacts Thats a great answer I must say. And thank you. I am turkish btw use to living in small town in big city. Its like people know eachother but not too much you know. Anyway when I was 20 years old exactly 20 years ago 4 guys tried to flirt with my ex gf. Normally I am too polite these kind of situations plus if I am with someone else I feel extra respoinsible so I walk away but this time It was impossible. They got off from their car and surrounded us. Eventually we fought I beated two of them but other two guys slapped my ex gf twice. She stood tall and didnt run even I yelled couple of times that ''run'' Then they stabbed me twice. I was strong but 4 guys too much as Ray said in this episode. He is 40 and he has experienced. Anyway my point is sometimes some people ignore your words while you trying to make them calm and finding a reasonable solution. Sometimes it just happens suddenly and you cant even think about what you should do. Later on her family didnt approve our relationship and we had to brake up. Now I'm 40 and when I see a bully guy hits a woman on street I dont walk away. I smash their faces that they should think twice while hitting a woman. Looking forward your next episode :) take care lady
Oh wow, that's so scary! It makes sense that our reactions are shaped by our experiences... I also agree it totally depends on the situation and sometimes can't be helped. I'm glad you're okay! :)
This show feels very real in terms of aussie crime. Its quiet similar to Underbelly in tone which is the dramatised version of real evens in Melbourne. It's always behind closed doors and very hush hush.
I just watched your this is England reaction and loved it but you need to watch Dead Man’s Shoes, turned on your notifications so I can know when you react to it
Good call. Scott Ryan (Ray) directed and wrote the series. I saw an interview where he states he wanted to pay tribute to and was influenced by the Sopranos. He (justifiably) thinks it's the best tv series ever made.
Gday Chrissie, been liking your reactions. Mr Inbetween would have to be my favourite tv show. Interesting to see your reaction violence vs gun violence. I suppose you’re just desensitised cause Murica. Guns in general are really hard to get in Australia especially “quality” black market ones like you saw in this episode. Keep it up..
The character Ray has a very binary sense of right and wrong. Not a lot of grey there. It’s all based around necessity (from his perspective) due to his past which will be revealed in later episodes.
@@chrissiereacts Ray reads their intentions and didn't give them a chance to act. The writing gives the cues you need to see their intentions, when one of the only men to get out of the van had a handgun out already. The hunters became the hunted because their prey drew them into an ambush. Turn around is always fair play imo. If you know the kind of real-life Sydney underworld figure Davros is based off, you know Ray spotted hitmen staking out his house (with his daughter inside, no less,) and decided to bring the fight to them.
@@chrissiereacts lol well doesn’t that make me look silly! Damn I’ll have to make a special trip up to Canada then!? ☺️ I’m sure your boyfriend/partner/husband will not mind? Lol how bad am I thinking you are American almost like a typical American.
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This is truly one of the best Australian series.
The song that you liked at the end, Reckless, is by Australian Crawl. A legendary Australian band from the 1980s. Appropriate lyrics:
"She don't like That kind of behaviour
So, throw down your guns
Don't be so reckless..."
Ooh, thank you!!
Great use of music in this show...probably the best use of AWOLNATION's 'Run' I think I have ever heard!
@@chrissiereactsAustralian Crawl is an awesome band. Also check out Errol, The Boys Light Up and Oh No Not You Again by them.😊
Boy swallows universe is also some more great recent Australian cinema!
I'd say one of the best series full stop!
I 100% agree with Ray jumping on the guys first getting out of the car as long as he didn't have the option to drive away. If he was blocked in its fair game. I'm not waiting around to see what happens when someone comes at me like that.
And yes the smell she smelled at the end is cordite aka burnt gun powder, My bro and I used to shoot competitively and our buddies could tell the days we had matches
oh you're in for an absolute treat with this show, it's amazing and only gets better
Brit here, best thing to come out of Aus. in years. Ray, no messing.
Aussie here and agree.
I reckon a crime comedy spin off could be done based on....... GARY
(Stop reading now if you haven't finished the show)
Gary's business is going well and he's having fun. But Gary being Gary well sometimes that history in crime comes back on him.
Or a sequel show where Ray is linked to the killings from the shells and bullets left over from the Patchett.
It's time to clean up loose ends. Or maybe a redemption arc.
I've only just found this series through a selection of shorts, and now I'm watching it along with you here, this is just the best TV series ever!
May have already been mentioned but the Lead actor who portrays
"Ray" is also the writer of the show, Scott Ryan!!
Writes, produces, directs and stars. He's an auteur, which is a very rare thing these days.
Both the Mr Inbetween 3 season series, and the feature length "The Magician" film which was a prequel to the events in the series.
Davros wanting to meet with ray and acting like hes in charge was ridiculous on his part. He didnt know who he was dealing with. He found out in the end.
I love how Freddie puts his head in his hand after Ray does the smile, and after walking away Freddie did warn Davros and said “don’t even think about it”.
@@skipintroux4444he didn't realize how dangerous Ray could be.
You have to love the Ray smile.
One of the best quotes/parts is him talking about how there are no consequences and putting people in their places, I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!!
I like that the gunfire is realistic. Firing a weapon like that, you burn through ammunition pretty fast. Most movies pretend that everyone has infinite ammunition. Another great reaction, I was looking forwards to this!
Thank you for your genuine reaction and appreciation of Aussie film and television 🇭🇲
Mr Inbetween is the best, I've watched the series multiple times.
I love how Ray drives the hitman in the white van as far away from his house before taking action.
One of the most surprisingly brilliant shows Ive ever seen! As an afficionado on the hitman - crime genre, what I love about this show is the deadpan Australian humour, and straight down to matter of fact illegal business, and the sheer originality of the main character. Its hard to write or act such a character in this genre that it totally original and different to anything I've seen before! Every half hour episode packs more in than most action thriller crime movies! Absolute dynamite! Ultra Violence or a casual Machine gun shoot out, then back to ordinary Joe Public life with his hilarious friends, relationshi, daughter, employer (Dewy Crowe from Justified!! Another brilliant show!! )! I binged watched every episode/season in two nights! My only criticism is that the lead actor/ writer won't do anymore seasons! BUT, along with half of Australia & those in the know in Hollywood now, I cannot wait to see what he conjures up next!! A Tour De Force in every respect, My eyes and mouth were wide open half the times me watching this show! I never knew what to expect next! It reminds me of rhe impact Tarantino made with Reservoir Dogs/Pulp Fiction! But I much this show for its everday normal context without the typical obvious TV/ movieness! Tense, funny, hardcore, bloody brilliant! 🫡😱
" Reckless " - All-time Aussie anthem
perfect song for the theme of the episode !
The end fight is a Solo operators only hope against overwhelming odds. You have to take the initiative. Love that about this series, no big build up or speech, just Ray making a decision and carrying out in a professional manner.
"Cause people let 'em get away with it."
Such a true statement on society.
No fluff. I like your reviews. Mr.Inbetween has to be my all-time fave.
The significance of the opening scene with the gun is that in Australia we don't have access to those types of guns. They're insanely regulated here so you need a license and to follow regulations and whatnot. That type of gun is not legal in any way, shape or form here. So to get one is obviously a big deal.
I wouldn't say guns are insanely regulated. The laws are strict, and obviously that Sten wouldn't be legal, but there's plenty of guns (over 4 million) owned legally by civilians.
@@lh7325 yeah but that's not a sten it's sterling which is also alot harder to get cause of how rare they are and that they were the much more preferred by us aussies over the sten because they worked better
@@volpe7436 Ah, you're right. Thanks for the correction.
@@lh7325 np mate
The easy way to tell is the magazine stens have straight mags sterlings have the curved mag
@@lh7325 Yep, I'd say they are sanely regulated, not insanely....
Love this show so much. Great music in it too.
I love this series. When you see him in private so to speak, he could be a mechanic or something. Such a contrast to the hyperviolent psycho he clearly is. But it's not overplayed. Love this.
Aussie Crawl, What a great tune.
As an Aussie it is what you do, I did the same thing to 3 guys in a similar situation, in front of my girlfriend( now my wife) for the same reasons. No a...hole disrespects me unless I allow it, and I don't allow it ever!
Check out The Magician. Its a mockumentary that introduces Ray the hitman.
gunsmoke indeed has a very distinct smell. i personally love it
Song at the end comes from Australian Crawl a great Aussie band mid 70s
Amazing show! And the life story of lead actor, and how show eventually git made is just as crazy mad! So happy for the guy, as i can rekate to his life story myself! Apart from his success with his short film, and this subsequent full show!😂
One of the greatest shows off all time.
Love your vids Chrissie they give me perspective regards to how other people see the same thing I did but "view it" differently, I guess that's why I have been loving reaction videos from the USA and England so much lately (I'm in Australia).
Keep up the great work angel.😇
"we don't need to waste time with an intro"
subscribed, immediately.
Reckless, great Aussie song from the 80's. You should've been there.
"Dimmies" are Dimsims
Davros had too much ego and pride to let things go.
Ray did the right thing against the bullies, They had him blocked in, they escalated things, they were both getting out and leaving him and his lady potentially defenceless. He met them head-on and with enough violence to have them intimidated and fleeing in terror and with little more than a sore knee and a scary tale to tell.
Men and women generally have different relationships with violence/fighting. Men see it from a frame of protection from harm against other men for themselves and those they care about. It is not as much about inflicting pain as a means to an end. Women generally frame it as bad, dangerous and scary. Those applying it as unreasonable and irresponsible.
It is like fire. Fire has potential to hurt everyone BUT directed and used correctly can be the correct tool for effecting a reasonable outcome.
I was considering watching this series again, I might just watch it thru you. thanks for the Videos.😊
Chrissie, you are brilliant. Btw, another excellent Australian TV series that you should watch is 'Underbelly'. The first series is great, but there are other series' and they are good too. They're all based on real people and events in Australian criminal history over the last few decades and they are all on RUclips as far as I know.
As much as the violence is nasty Ray is always thinking logically and i like that.
Aussie here, I just find your responses adorable. I am such a fan.
It’s 04:38am on my lunch break (night shift) and im watching this. I enjoy her reactions & conversation.
I couldn’t agree more with you.
I mean a guy getting out of the car and approaching you. He’s 100% coming to attack you. He’s a trained soldier, he can see it coming a mile away. He wasn’t going to let himself get attacked first
I love this series, I'm watching it for the 5th time 🤙
It's the sulphur!
Enjoying watching your reactions Chrissie, I'm glad you are enjoying the show, it's a favourite of mine too.
LoL don't mess with Ray!
Bring on the 'Vagankle' i say 🤣🤣🤣
Can i also recommend (WILFRED) which is also from down under Australia 2007-2010. The Americans also did a version around 2011.
The story follows the lives of the eponymous dog Wilfred, his owner Sarah, and her boyfriend Adam, who sees Wilfred as a man in a dog suit. Watch a trailer to get an idea what it's about if you may want to react to it
Looks like the 1st episode is free on youtube - Wilfred (Australia) : Season 1 Episode 1 - There Is A Dog (Full Episode)
The song you liked at the end is Reckless by Australian Crawl
workin our way up through the resolutions are we? 480p, now 720p, maybe the next episode will be in 1080p fancy that
Lol I usually upload a 480p version as a tester to see if it makes it through the ban bots, so anytime time you see a 480p video, it's absolutely a user error, and I accidentally published the tester 😅
Ray is GOLD
That smile always means Death has entered the chat! 😂
This whole series is a classic 👌🔥 no season is boring
please binge the rest lol
He got his point across, he's in one piece, she's in one piece, and they might not do it again on any one else. 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏👍💪🇭🇲🚬
Love seeing your reaction to Aussie shows and movies. You should come visit our beautiful country
Love this show!! enjoying your reviews so far
Fuck I love this show. Only watched it earlier this year and was so moved by it. Ray's such a complicated character every episode is just so good to get a look into his personality
1:27 My favourite sanga... cheese, tomato and beetroot.
That's a mix I never imagined 😮 I love all those things so I'm gonna give it a try!:D
@@chrissiereacts With this I like to go with a softer cheese that does not have too much bite to it, like Colby. So I avoid tasty cheese for this. But your mileage may vary! Enjoy!
How many Aussie crawl songs did they play during the series ?
If you ain't got banter in the UK, you're not gonna get far, taking the piss is our pastime. Great film.
Wait until you see the "got caught having sex" scene 🤣🤣 trying to explain what happened to a young kid is always difficult 🤣🤣
Hi Chrissie, loving the reactions. I thought I’d mention checking out ‘Romper Stomper’ . It’s a cult classic Aussie film starring a young Russel Crowe. It follows a skin head gang and racial violence. Kinda heavy!
I concur. Very intense young Russell Crow
check out "Snowtown" 2010 film set in Adelaide Aus.
Hear in the uk we have sandwitches alot and anythibg goes
Ray & Han Solo. They've survived so long, *BECAUSE* they act first & ask questions later.
(Han shot first)
Glad you like this series, its just excellent, realistic and plenty of dark humour :):)
Wish it wasn’t only 3 series
Sometimes I think that's for the best. Too many shows go for too long and run themselves into the ground. Best to go out on a high.
@@nicholassmith7984 true!! I like how short sharp and shiny the episodes are, it’s was just so good I wanted one more series
You should definitely check out the movie “The Magician” it’s a prequel to this series that will give you more backstory to Ray’s character.
What makes Ray interesting is that he is completely amoral. But not in a movie psycho kind of way. He's very understated and doesn't enjoy violence. But can change rapidly on a dime and go 0 to 100 for no reason and he thinks it's completely justified.
He's not amoral - his morals are just different to most people's.
A lot of guys in crime have morals, they have different morals to most of us and a lot of time it comes from having different origins/backgrounds to most of us.
BIG BOSOMS BIG BOSOMS talk about AIRBAGS this girl’s got ‘em
Davros is a good character, more of him in future episodes
Ray gets rid of him too. Didn't seem like you could trust him. A snake in the grass.
In my mind, I always think Ray found out where his Group Therapy Leader lived and went round and gave him a really good bashing........... no one in the 3 series deserved one more (that didn't get one already) apart from maybe the chop shop garage owner and other junkie who Ray didn't hit. I always think he should have smashed all three of them and burned the garage down....... maybe I'm more of a Psycho than Ray.
Just realised that Chrissie hasn't got this far yet so spoilers yeah?
Gday to all the “ champs “out there. 😂
Underbelly season 1 is an amazing watch as well if you like this 👍😁
Good call, dude. That first series is great. Found my copy the other day with the 'not for sale in Victoria' sticker and was reminded of all the drama. Crazy times lol
When you're in a potential street fight, always get the first one in and make it a good one.
As a Canadian, I think I'm only used to seeing this on the ice 😂🏒
The only No 1 song Aus Crawl ever had I believe?
If you like this show, you might like Loudermilk. Ray reminds me of the lead Loudermilk, except he isn’t nearly as violent as Ray. It’s basically about a guy in Seattle who runs an AA support group who used to be a music journalist. He kinda gets into a lot of incidents out in public with people like Ray. The strength of the show are the interpersonal relationships and the groups convos that happen. It’s not an action show though. More comedy and drama.
I've actually seen it! Slept on for sure.
Just subbed to your channel, love your reactions, oh and you are super pretty :)
Hello Chrissie! I have a question about 3:08
Would you rather watch some people beat your boyfriend badly or when you see he knows how to defend himself is not a good thing?
I guess I've never been in a situation of day to day life where violence with a stranger comes up... could a cultural thing (I know us Canadians tend to be more on the polite side - that said we have plenty of a**holes here just like anywhere else). To amswer your questions, I'm a little confused on why violence needs to be present at all lol. Are the only options that he gets beat or beats someone else up? 🤔 I get what your saying but I prefer someone who is level headed and wouldn't want a partner that initiates violence as a general rule.
@@chrissiereacts Thats a great answer I must say. And thank you. I am turkish btw use to living in small town in big city. Its like people know eachother but not too much you know. Anyway when I was 20 years old exactly 20 years ago 4 guys tried to flirt with my ex gf. Normally I am too polite these kind of situations plus if I am with someone else I feel extra respoinsible so I walk away but this time It was impossible. They got off from their car and surrounded us. Eventually we fought I beated two of them but other two guys slapped my ex gf twice. She stood tall and didnt run even I yelled couple of times that ''run'' Then they stabbed me twice. I was strong but 4 guys too much as Ray said in this episode. He is 40 and he has experienced. Anyway my point is sometimes some people ignore your words while you trying to make them calm and finding a reasonable solution. Sometimes it just happens suddenly and you cant even think about what you should do. Later on her family didnt approve our relationship and we had to brake up.
Now I'm 40 and when I see a bully guy hits a woman on street I dont walk away. I smash their faces that they should think twice while hitting a woman.
Looking forward your next episode :) take care lady
Oh wow, that's so scary! It makes sense that our reactions are shaped by our experiences... I also agree it totally depends on the situation and sometimes can't be helped. I'm glad you're okay! :)
This show feels very real in terms of aussie crime. Its quiet similar to Underbelly in tone which is the dramatised version of real evens in Melbourne. It's always behind closed doors and very hush hush.
I just watched your this is England reaction and loved it but you need to watch Dead Man’s Shoes, turned on your notifications so I can know when you react to it
I have tried to get so many of my friends to watch Mr Inbetween!
I'm in love with your channel, your content and reactions are so organic
Thank you!!
you need to watch wolf creek the tv series its pretty epic for an Australian horror show the movies are even better too
The group is Court ordered anger management. Ray v counsellor goes a few rounds
It's really weird seeing Padstow on tellie
Just gets better cheers ✌
Very cool 😎
Aussie Sopranos,sorta.😂😂
Good call. Scott Ryan (Ray) directed and wrote the series. I saw an interview where he states he wanted to pay tribute to and was influenced by the Sopranos. He (justifiably) thinks it's the best tv series ever made.
Gday Chrissie, been liking your reactions. Mr Inbetween would have to be my favourite tv show. Interesting to see your reaction violence vs gun violence. I suppose you’re just desensitised cause Murica. Guns in general are really hard to get in Australia especially “quality” black market ones like you saw in this episode. Keep it up..
Oh I'm Canadian, we have the same laws as you lol
Woohoo, just made my day
Like watching your reactions and commentary Chrissie,,,,keep it up👌
Thank you! 😊
The character Ray has a very binary sense of right and wrong. Not a lot of grey there. It’s all based around necessity (from his perspective) due to his past which will be revealed in later episodes.
You’ve gotta react to underbelly razor !!
Remember, guns are suuuuuuuper regulated in australia, so guna are hard to come across if you don't have a license
please react to trainspotting next youll love it.
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Australian Crawl - Reckless...
Another killer ep..
The turning point when you know Ray is a bad guy 😈
That was last episode when he killed the innocent guy.
@@skipintroux4444 yeah probably but I think it hits home harder when you see his girlfriends reaction in my opinion!
They jumped out of the car he was 100% justified in his reaction they initiated the violence
They were violent? 🤔
@@chrissiereacts Ray reads their intentions and didn't give them a chance to act. The writing gives the cues you need to see their intentions, when one of the only men to get out of the van had a handgun out already. The hunters became the hunted because their prey drew them into an ambush. Turn around is always fair play imo. If you know the kind of real-life Sydney underworld figure Davros is based off, you know Ray spotted hitmen staking out his house (with his daughter inside, no less,) and decided to bring the fight to them.
We don't fcuk around in Australia
raw sandwiches?
i have a such a crush on you right now Chrissie..
CHRISSIE!! I’m coming to America & I would love to met you for a coffee! What do you say?
I say I'm Canadian 😂
@@chrissiereacts lol well doesn’t that make me look silly! Damn I’ll have to make a special trip up to Canada then!? ☺️ I’m sure your boyfriend/partner/husband will not mind?
Lol how bad am I thinking you are American almost like a typical American.