Not that you said it wasn't, but the whole show is on point with the realistic dialogue in every context: people around children, people after a fire fight, people after experiencing loss. It's all grade A.
@@HemiChryslerthe other replier means that clutch in that guys sentence is a colloquial/slang term with a different definition than the dictionary definitions its correct english its just not standard textbook english
@@Cosmicshamblerhe’s not a psycho, that would be a gross simplification and somewhat excusing him for the stuff he does when it’s much more complicated. Don’t get me wrong he’s not supposed to be the good guy or someone to be admired but he’s compelling to watch because of the conflict he has. Vinnie understands it, it’s the world they move in.
Ray saw a lot of himself in him. Both trying to be family men and good fathers but the career path they both chosen is not really allowing them to do so. This is the best bromance I’ve seen.
The level of confidence Ray has to hand a gun back to a guy who'd kidnapped him just hours earlier. Guy has street-smart instincts like a shark's got teeth.
Dave did his job, got paid and the guy he contracted to is lying dead on the floor......... who cares if Ray is still alive? Ray knows he's got Dave by the bollocks any time he needs him, so much so that he turns on his biker "brothers" and helps Ray with the vice chair even after Ray had killed the boss (who Dave was a bodyguard for at one point).
I love Dave's look back at the end. It speaks so much. The fear / apprehension, the understanding of Ray's character, restating he won't forget, and acknowledging the friendship they just established.
This was the best series to come out of Australia in a long time. I loved the way it showed a rawer grittier side of Sydney people. The conversations between ray and his best mate are so true of true Aussie mates……. “Moist”
@@Gameprojordan Which leads into another amazing scene with Lt Winters and the German Officer. Something along the lines of "I wonder where we will be when the world has no use for men like us?"
They should have a talk to the bosses about the working conditions, No break room, right to disconnect, not to mention the workers health and safety violations they're faced with on a daily basis.
Dave earned Rays respect. TWICE Dave got Ray and after him sharing similar paths in terms of getting a job done and "nothing personal but its just business" it was awesome to see that even Ray knows its hard to get blokes like that in their field.
When they laugh over the "team up" with Bobby had my dying laughing! Professional to professional laughing about dealing with amateurs. I cried when Dave died.
I couldn’t help but think about people talking about near death experiences about how good their next meal and other common occurrences felt. Imagine this man, a hardened criminal, escaping death purely based on the mercy of the extremely capable potential killer. Only for him to get a new car out of it then with that experience right at the surface of his core chemicals he goes to see his kid being born. This show is something special.
Man just finished this series it's so good. That last episode had me in tears. Especially since alzhiemers and demita and Parkinsons disease have taken several of my family members and watching him let his brother go in peace with a medical assistant suicide killed me. Watch the show you won't regret. And I love gaz great mate even if he likes the pee pee tapes 😅
Imagine how grateful you would be when that child is handed to you and you realise you could very well have been dead without the mercy of one man. No wonder he became so loyal to Ray,
I remember him playing Rugby League for Manly in the magoos. I think he even played a handful of senior games, Manly had some solid back rowers in those days though.
Dave was really one of the boys. Ray knew this was just a job to him, and that's what he respected but afterwards, Dave was up there with Gaz on levels of being there when needed
The guy is in the same "business" as Raymond. He got paid to snatch Ray and bring him somewhere. So he did. Nothing personal. Just another job. What Davros had planned for Ray was on Davros. The thing with the money and the box boiled down to the fact that Davros wasn't paying for more than a snatch. Time wasn't part of the payoff. If he had gotten more he wouldn't have dallied about the box. When he delivered Ray to Davros they had a little chat about that. Davros is looking at his watch. The guy is like: "you didn't pay me to be quick. he's here. pony up."
These clips keep popping up on my feed, and every time I watch one I keep saying, man, this gotta be the next show, did I start binge-watching Just into the second season of Deadwood now
Such a great scene. Every episode is a huge banger, and a few stand out so much. Small spoiler, but the show has no happy ending in my opinion, but leaves you wanting more.
Ray is a difficult character to judge. Started watching this last week already finished three season. He is indeed a TOP G. They way he killed Kid Stealers, Looked like a Boogeyman to me!!
One of my favourite scenes from my favourite show. 🖤 these two down to earth hard frker's. Scott Ryan, plz tell us you're in the process of writing series 4, 5 & 6 🙏
In there last moments people show you who they really are.... Id say the fact he didn't beg for his life told ray alot about he's character the fact he just disregards what happens an goes straight into dad mode would of made Ray think aswell..
Sure he would. Saying "Forget it" adds even more value to it. Knowing you owe a debt sucks. Being told you do not owe one, yet knowing in your heart that you do... well that is priceless.
@@jed2648 it does not - if you study these things what to say is the following - "Forget it, I know you would have done the same for me". This psycologically seals the deal that the other person will not forget that there is a debt to repay. "Forget it" is the walk-over phrase at work, and in any kind of people relationsship. People who are street wise know this instinctively. The rest of us can learn to do it.
If scott ryan ever wanted to make another series, please let it be a prequel. I'd fkn love to know where Ray and Dave know each other from. I can see them having had some army time together way back when, that's the vibe I get from them. The 'nothing personal' when he snatches him...
Dave is my 2nd fav character on the show right behind Gaz at number 1. The only thing keeping him out of 1st place is because he name his son Quentin! loooooooooooooool
I think from Rays POV, he wouldn't have acted amy differently if the grenade had killed Dave. He wasn't trying to save him or hurt him, which is why he said forget it.
Ray shoestring is the best character TV has produced. There's been greats, Mike Ehrmentraut. Omar little. Larry David. David Brent. Paulie walnuts. Many more. Ray tops them all.
@@Natsocenisyes, big drug dealers. Most of the times highly intelligent, but with a warped thought process and lacking a sense of morality (aka personality disorders)
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That "no. I'm not gonna forget it" is quality acting
Not that you said it wasn't, but the whole show is on point with the realistic dialogue in every context: people around children, people after a fire fight, people after experiencing loss. It's all grade A.
I felt it, knowing the facts that I could have died right there! No! I’m not gonna forget it.
That one sentence sounded especially genuine..this whole show is quality..
💯 Matt Nable is a great actor. Calling Ray by his full name makes it even more genuine and shows how much he respects him.
I absolutely loved the way played the scene where Dave goes to meet the douchebag at the panelbeaters.
This one choice gave Ray one of the most clutch, ride or die kinda homies in the series. So awesome.
clutch ?
to grab ?
or mechanical engagement/disengagement device ?
It's colloquial, means to really come through in the moment @@HemiChrysler
@@shanec9672 No, I don't think so. I offered both meanings.
@@HemiChrysler lame ass
@@HemiChryslerthe other replier means that clutch in that guys sentence is a colloquial/slang term with a different definition than the dictionary definitions its correct english its just not standard textbook english
From being enemies to being best mates. Brilliant.
They were on opposite sides but they were never enemys.
Yeah he was very gentle with him when they kidnapped him and really didn't wanna hurt him
Like recognises like.
Not enemies, just business
I think they're were very similar in that they both worked alone but would take on any job for the right $$.
When your son asks: Why do I have to call him uncle, isn’t he just your friend?
The friend in question:
Uncle Lore
Dave is f-king fantastic in this. As are all the cast. A shining jewel of a series.
Just when you thought you understood Raymond, this scene highlights you barely scratch the surface of his complexity.
"There's alot you don't know".
It cause he respected him as a professional but if ray was hired hed murder him just like his biker friend. Hes a psycho
@@Cosmicshamblerhe’s not a psycho, that would be a gross simplification and somewhat excusing him for the stuff he does when it’s much more complicated. Don’t get me wrong he’s not supposed to be the good guy or someone to be admired but he’s compelling to watch because of the conflict he has. Vinnie understands it, it’s the world they move in.
Ray saw a lot of himself in him. Both trying to be family men and good fathers but the career path they both chosen is not really allowing them to do so. This is the best bromance I’ve seen.
No complexity to it. Raymond's a business man and dude kidnapping him was business
The level of confidence Ray has to hand a gun back to a guy who'd kidnapped him just hours earlier. Guy has street-smart instincts like a shark's got teeth.
Ray new it was all for a point.
The guy is ex military!
the guns pointing at ray too lmao
Guy who put bounty on his head laying on the ground few meters away - no point to complete order
Dave did his job, got paid and the guy he contracted to is lying dead on the floor......... who cares if Ray is still alive?
Ray knows he's got Dave by the bollocks any time he needs him, so much so that he turns on his biker "brothers" and helps Ray with the vice chair even after Ray had killed the boss (who Dave was a bodyguard for at one point).
The guy who put the bounty on him died so there was no reason to shoot him
I love Dave's look back at the end. It speaks so much. The fear / apprehension, the understanding of Ray's character, restating he won't forget, and acknowledging the friendship they just established.
That final look back like it’s too good to be true and he’s waiting to get shot still lol.
This was the best series to come out of Australia in a long time. I loved the way it showed a rawer grittier side of Sydney people. The conversations between ray and his best mate are so true of true Aussie mates……. “Moist”
ever for me
"Home-o erotic" 🏠
I prefer home and away
From enemies to would you root an alien?
“Moist panties” “They’re your 2 favourite words, Gary…”
Handing the dude a gun by the barrel with the gun pointing back at himself is about as clear as a symbolic "we're cool" gets
That's how german officers would surrender their sidearm during ww2
@@Gameprojordan Which leads into another amazing scene with Lt Winters and the German Officer. Something along the lines of "I wonder where we will be when the world has no use for men like us?"
@@Gameprojordanis it really? Thats pretty interesting.
I think Ray is now my favorite TV character of all time
Fr
everybody loves raymond
It's basically an unofficial hitmen work union looking out for eachother
😂😂😂
They should have a talk to the bosses about the working conditions, No break room, right to disconnect, not to mention the workers health and safety violations they're faced with on a daily basis.
White men team up to smear abbos all over the floor. Based
@@zeruzio1345😂😂😂😂
Dave earned Rays respect. TWICE Dave got Ray and after him sharing similar paths in terms of getting a job done and "nothing personal but its just business" it was awesome to see that even Ray knows its hard to get blokes like that in their field.
When they laugh over the "team up" with Bobby had my dying laughing! Professional to professional laughing about dealing with amateurs.
I cried when Dave died.
It sucked! The show always had to prove the point of how destructive Ray's line of work is, and how it ruins again and again his personal life.
@@itstheweirdguy the show sucked or Dave dying sucked?
Professionals have standards
@@calebhall1779Dave dying, everyone loved the dynamic between Ray and Dave, I hated he died as well
What an excellent scene from an absolutely, excellent series.
Mr Inbetween is pure quality.
I liked Dave's little glance over the shoulder at the end. He did just turn his back on a notorious hitman after all.
Dave was really scared 😂
Can you blame him? lol
I couldn’t help but think about people talking about near death experiences about how good their next meal and other common occurrences felt. Imagine this man, a hardened criminal, escaping death purely based on the mercy of the extremely capable potential killer. Only for him to get a new car out of it then with that experience right at the surface of his core chemicals he goes to see his kid being born.
This show is something special.
Man just finished this series it's so good. That last episode had me in tears. Especially since alzhiemers and demita and Parkinsons disease have taken several of my family members and watching him let his brother go in peace with a medical assistant suicide killed me. Watch the show you won't regret. And I love gaz great mate even if he likes the pee pee tapes 😅
In sorry for your liss. 😢
Imagine how grateful you would be when that child is handed to you and you realise you could very well have been dead without the mercy of one man. No wonder he became so loyal to Ray,
Rays understands its just business nothing personal
Respect was mutual for each other, and it showed with the banter they were having in the car
Man I gotta check this show out. I’ve been down the rabbit hole and fucking love the character Ray.
Watch the movie first
The Magician
@@ladarrylemccalpin ok thank you!
@@Nickander31 It's on TuBi TV a ad free app
@@Nickander31Nah watch the show first, mate. The Magician is 240p and just barely watchable, just go straight to the series.
Totally Masculine and Righteous scene. Thanks for this video.
this is what respect looks like....on my 5th time of watching the series...some of the best television I've ever watched ...peace ☘☘
BEST SCENE IN ENTIRE SERIES. In a series full of excellent writing, acting, and directing.
I thought the actor playing Dave looked familiar but I had to look him up. He was in the movie Riddick.
So he has experience dealing with people you do not wanna f with lol.
Also played Ras Al Ghul in the Arrow series
He's also in a pretty good war film/series about Gallipoli and the ANZAC soldiers in WW1
And hacksaw ridge
I remember him playing Rugby League for Manly in the magoos. I think he even played a handful of senior games, Manly had some solid back rowers in those days though.
Just finished all 3 seasons. Best series that ive watched in a long time. SOLID!
God I miss this show!! Looking forward to what Scott Ryan cooks up next.
Shit just like Dave , I choked up😅
Dave was really one of the boys. Ray knew this was just a job to him, and that's what he respected but afterwards, Dave was up there with Gaz on levels of being there when needed
The guy is in the same "business" as Raymond. He got paid to snatch Ray and bring him somewhere. So he did. Nothing personal. Just another job. What Davros had planned for Ray was on Davros. The thing with the money and the box boiled down to the fact that Davros wasn't paying for more than a snatch. Time wasn't part of the payoff. If he had gotten more he wouldn't have dallied about the box. When he delivered Ray to Davros they had a little chat about that. Davros is looking at his watch. The guy is like: "you didn't pay me to be quick. he's here. pony up."
Those two were a series waiting to happen. Great actors and so well written.
Holy shit that acting was superb. I might have to watch this show
the best show there has ever been.
You won't be disappointed. It's fantastic!
Matt Nabel is perfect in this episode. Would have been easy to overplay it but he stays chilled all the way
Man, they could've made a whole other season with just these 2😭
It's the look back as he walks away, "am I gonna get shot"? Great show
Buddy keeps looking back like, "did i really just walk away alive 😮" lol 😂
This guy ends up dying while fighting to help Raymond. He paid the debt back.
One of the greatest shows on earth
These clips keep popping up on my feed, and every time I watch one I keep saying, man, this gotta be the next show, did I start binge-watching
Just into the second season of Deadwood now
Deadwood is fantastic, definitely add this one to your list.
You should watch the movie first, then watch this series 💯
Deadwood is cool!
@michaelmeaney657 Thought it was the other way around. Watch the series first.....oh, well, if that's the case, too late now.
@@rodney6064 The fact the movie is based off of a real person's life, makes this movie great.
Such a great scene. Every episode is a huge banger, and a few stand out so much. Small spoiler, but the show has no happy ending in my opinion, but leaves you wanting more.
That's how you make one hell of an ally.
Ray is a difficult character to judge. Started watching this last week already finished three season. He is indeed a TOP G. They way he killed Kid Stealers, Looked like a Boogeyman to me!!
That Quinton talk brought them together
I wish this series was available on DVD or Blu-Ray. It's so annoying how everything has gone over to bloody streaming.
I think ray realized dog was just doing a job. Saw him self
I swear to god up until the last moment I wasn't sure if Ray was gonna let him go or not.
Just a fantastic television series. Entertainment at its best.
One of my favourite scenes from my favourite show. 🖤 these two down to earth hard frker's.
Scott Ryan, plz tell us you're in the process of writing series 4, 5 & 6 🙏
When times are hard, friends are few.
that last look back at the end was just to make sure he wasnt tricking him and put a bullet in his back lol
Looks back over his shoulder haha
Ray : smile
Mates to the end❤
Matt Nable was really great in Riddick too.
True professional.
Amazing, amazing scene.
Best duo on TV, in my opinion.
I would say this is the real life hitman company from the john wick world😂 and ray is the high table
There is code that he follows and only those that know…know
That begs the questions.....are you a hitman? And what code is that?
indeed, he did not forget it.
Professional courtesy
Ray Shoesmith is a Legend
Subtlety here that Ray absolutely ignores danger that may come from Dave
Best TV ever.
In there last moments people show you who they really are.... Id say the fact he didn't beg for his life told ray alot about he's character the fact he just disregards what happens an goes straight into dad mode would of made Ray think aswell..
Ray inspires a lot of trust in people, even the bikie president he was paid to execute respected him.
Man. I really gotta watch this show
Ray would never shoot you in that back man.
He would for sure never say "forget it". Too valuable to not keep as a trade in one day.
Sure he would. Saying "Forget it" adds even more value to it. Knowing you owe a debt sucks. Being told you do not owe one, yet knowing in your heart that you do... well that is priceless.
@@jed2648 it does not - if you study these things what to say is the following - "Forget it, I know you would have done the same for me". This psycologically seals the deal that the other person will not forget that there is a debt to repay. "Forget it" is the walk-over phrase at work, and in any kind of people relationsship. People who are street wise know this instinctively. The rest of us can learn to do it.
@@meibing4912what are you talking about. That's exactly what he said and he meant it. Go away
I was so annoyed when Ray didn’t kill him here but he became one of the best characters after this
After Ray he was my favorite character
When the hitmen unionize😂
If scott ryan ever wanted to make another series, please let it be a prequel. I'd fkn love to know where Ray and Dave know each other from.
I can see them having had some army time together way back when, that's the vibe I get from them. The 'nothing personal' when he snatches him...
The blokiest bloke right there
Dave is my 2nd fav character on the show right behind Gaz at number 1. The only thing keeping him out of 1st place is because he name his son Quentin! loooooooooooooool
I think from Rays POV, he wouldn't have acted amy differently if the grenade had killed Dave. He wasn't trying to save him or hurt him, which is why he said forget it.
My favourite scene.
The one problem woth this show is the characters using their smart phones. They'd all be caught so fast.
Love this scene ❤
They had a good run
He had to hurry and leave...they found where Riddick is
RAY needs a Movie
'The Magician' 2005 - on youtube ua-cam.com/video/Dn99Y3sXweU/v-deo.htmlsi=Xj8CD1RskBUSfsND
There is one a prequel to the series called the magician.
Imagine if he had NOT said nothing personal to ray before hand 💀
Ok, I’ll watch Mr Inbetween again for the fourth time. 👌
Oh, l remember my fourth time. 🥹😄
Ray shoestring is the best character TV has produced. There's been greats, Mike Ehrmentraut. Omar little. Larry David. David Brent. Paulie walnuts. Many more. Ray tops them all.
I bet if he has a son he's called Ray.
He was thinking Quentin. 😄
Love this scene, but always thought bro could have helped him dig another two holes at least. 😅
and now you can be sure this guy can die for you anytime in life .
theres only 1 side to be on, make sure its rays, plan ahead
It's ridicufuckinglous how many times I've watched this series beginning to end
And he never forgot!
As a criminal, ive always wondered how to make friends in my lime of work, this is a master class
If u really are criminal ur not thr smart 😅
@@rareassassin1 have you ever met a smart criminal 😂
@@Natsocenisyes, big drug dealers.
Most of the times highly intelligent, but with a warped thought process and lacking a sense of morality (aka personality disorders)
This reminds me of one of the laws in the 48 laws of power. Never trust friends learn to use enemies
I can't believe ray killed the Red mystic ranger
The most charismatic gangster in the history of television and cinema. Ray would feed Tony Soprano to the dingoes.
😩😢...no smart phones. just two bros living in the moment...oh wait 😳
Honour among thieves
He still kept an eye on Ray, lol. And "I'm not going to forget it" could have two meanings.