You're right. That's why I prefer to discuss things with people on a forum and don't use Twitter.

I'm even more puzzled how people can watch a drama and be absorbed in it but be able to post on here when the programme is still on.
Some people claim that they can multitask, but I don't buy that really.

With this show i find even if i wanted to multi task i couldn't take my eyes away from the screen, For me it was impossible not to watch

Ew. Reece Shearsmith is not an old, dirty man.

Don't taint my love for Shearsmith with that comparison ;'(

Actually, it was D-Day Doris, Land Girl Lucy was the changed name.

D'oh of course yes. Apologies for that

He stated it was his favourite story out of the lot, maybe he just expected people to understand it more the way it was written purely because they did not write it to be difficult? Maybe he was a bit annoyed at how facile the melted down response was ('Ooh, I liked the twist') to which Reece thought ('Hang on, what twist?').

I find that really weird to be honest. You read about how smart phones are supposedly reducing some people's attention span, but people feeling that they have to post while they're supposedly watching the programme is actually quite worrying.

I have just watched episode 2 and 3 and realise that Paul in episode 2 is Kayvan Novak in the Phone/Facejacker. I knew I knew him from somewhere

In episode 3. I now think that both Stevie and Gerri were his conscience going by the things they kept saying to him ie: Body Shop vouchers etc. And Migg, as he was real was his demon he was fighting with then killed him to get better.

Tbh I never really look that deeply into these sort of shows but as a few have put their suggestions in I have done mine. More than likely I am wrong

I think judging by Reeces comments on Twitter it was what was shown on screen. Gerri was dead and Tom was seeing her as a result of his mental break down. Migg was real and trying to take advantage of the situation and Tom killed him as he thought he wasn't real.

Yes, that's my reading of it too, but let's face it, on the Digital Spy Forums a lot of people can get a bit carried away with their own fanfic at times.

Anyway, I think this is a really good series. The second episode was very funny. It might be a random thing to notice, but I quite liked how in the end credits we saw that they'd bothered to give the characters names! I think some wouldn't considering most of them don't say their names or refer to each other in the episode itself.

The latest episode was good. I guessed that Gerri wasn't real when she saw the flat and Tom in a state and reacted far too calmly, but I wasn't expecting Migg to turn out to be real!

wednesday's episode was actually very good, and very unexpected

sort of wasn't expecting the end

Does anyone else remember Steve Coogan's 'Dr Terrible's House Of Horrible' several years ago which was similar to 'Inside No. 9' but l think the stories was set in different periods of time as one episode was supposedly a take on the Vincent Price film 'Witchfinder General'!

I don't know if 'DTHOH' ran for a second series or not?

Haha, it's alright - I just got confused for a moment and just had to comment to quell my own insecurities, so no need to apologise.

I enjoyed the first episode, loved the second episode (except for the dog squishing) but not so keen on the last one. Still very well written but it left me wanting more to the story. I didn't suspect that Gerri wasn't real but knew Migg was as we saw him taking the money out of the birthday card and Tom wouldn't have fantasized about what he didn't see. I think I would have liked to know more about Migg's history and that was what was missing for me - but then that would have had to be an hour's episode.

Didn't like the third episode so much, but only because I was putting together the twist almost from the very start. It's been done too many times before, so all the clues stood out like a sore thumb - at first I thought the tramp was imagined but the scene with him poking around on his own, stealing the tenner, that suggests he's real. Then I suspected they were both imagined, eventually deciding it was probably just the gf that was imagined as that would be the only 'unexpected' twist after all the signposting.

Sadly the whole thing didn't really work for me purely because of the scene whern Migg hides behind the bathroom door. Why would he have done that if he was really real?

Aaaanyway. Good to watch, great performances and shooting etc, but the story wasn't so good this time.

Migg was profiting from Tom's mental illness. He had to hide when he heard Tom talking to "Geri" because if he'd come out, "Geri" would have seen him and Migg's game would have been jiggered (as he couldn't interact with Tom's hallucination). In essence, he was always hiding from Tom's imaginary girlfriend so that he could keep up the pretense.

The only I thing I wasn't sure about was when exactly he killed Migg.

A dark comedy with the nutter of EastEnders.

Doesn't bode well.

.....Balloon is going on ebay........ha ha

Shes gonna pop it

Will he come back to life so they have to kill him again?

yes

T'other one not in it tonight then?

Heh. That was the best one so far.

That was rubbish. Sorry but i didn't get it

that was disappointing. was waiting for something to happen