- The original English name of the play is Inside No.9, which means "the story that happened inside No. 9". No. 9 can be an apartment, a mansion, or a room number, which also shows that the film is a complete indoor play; the play title The "number 9" in the book, the screenwriter said that it was a random name, and it was not the number 9 originally, but later he felt that 9 was more eloquent and adopted .
- In terms of form, the play pays tribute to " Amazing Anecdote ", "the Twilight Zone " and various secret room murder stories; in terms of suspense setting, it pays tribute to British film artist Hitch Cock; the second episode is in the form of a mime Appears to pay homage to the mime Charlie Chaplin ; episode five takes the play's multi-act format and pays homage to Shakespeare.
- The first, second, fourth, and sixth episodes of the play all strictly adhere to the Western classical drama tradition - all three are equal. Although the fourth and fifth episodes have not been kept within 24 hours in terms of time, their locations and themes meet the requirements of the Trinity.
- Two of the show's writers, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton , make frequent appearances on the show.
- The show has only 6 episodes in the official broadcast version of the British Broadcasting Corporation, but in order to test the water network interactive mode, the show exclusively broadcasts the seventh episode on the official website.
- In the first episode of the series, an inadvertent reference to "Saville" is Jimmy Savile , the child abuse protagonist of the British Broadcasting Corporation .
- The third episode of the play, a story that makes the audience unable to distinguish between reality and illusion, was originally a two-hour drama script, which was co-created by the two screenwriters before the production of "Gentlemen's League". When they put the script into the play, they compressed the two hours into half an hour .
- Since the first episode, there has been a brass rabbit sculpture hidden in the footage of each episode, so finding rabbits has become one of the joys of the show's audience .
Inside No. 9 behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Jules 2022-04-12 09:01:09
Love the combination of Reece and Steve, but the level is not stable. The first three episodes are pretty good, E04 is boring, E05 is too obscure, there is no need to drop the book bag like this. E06 is a pit. All kinds of horror elements are used appropriately, but the plot is predictable. I'm still waiting for the big twist and it ends like this. It's a prank with the audience.
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Chris 2022-04-13 09:01:06
Two volumes and Steve, you two are enough!
