Simon Says

L'épisode a été diffusé 17 mai 2021
30m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,6/10

1,4 k

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Lindsay Duncan, Steve Pemberton, and Reece Shearsmith in Simon Says (2021)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEveryone says the Season 7 finale of fantasy epic The Ninth Circle was pretty disappointing, even show-runner Spencer Maguire is keen to move on to new projects. But not everyone thinks that... Tout lireEveryone says the Season 7 finale of fantasy epic The Ninth Circle was pretty disappointing, even show-runner Spencer Maguire is keen to move on to new projects. But not everyone thinks that it has to be the end of the matter, and obsessive fan Simon Smethurst decides to visit hi... Tout lireEveryone says the Season 7 finale of fantasy epic The Ninth Circle was pretty disappointing, even show-runner Spencer Maguire is keen to move on to new projects. But not everyone thinks that it has to be the end of the matter, and obsessive fan Simon Smethurst decides to visit his hero to help put things right.

Réalisation
- Guillem Morales
Scénaristes
- Steve Pemberton
- Reece Shearsmith
Vedettes

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,6/10

1,4 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Guillem Morales
Scénaristes
- Steve Pemberton
- Reece Shearsmith
Vedettes

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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8omorris-71287

That's more like it!!!

After last week's disastrous episode I was incredibly worried the new season was going to be absolutely dribble but I was wrong! This episode had so many amazing twists that the ending genuinely shocked me,this episode was obviously a nod to game of thrones season 8 and I found it absolutely hilarious with pemberton's character being a delusional snob like the writers of GoG. The whole concept of the episode was really great along with Spencer's character arc. Great episode guy's hopefully the rest follow along!

9garybulmer-32925

Really enjoyable while being deeply disturbing

Everything from direction, music, to acting. After last weeks pretty mediocre outing I didn't know what to expect from, "Simon Says", but I am pleasantly surprised. Really great episode.

6markcoyle

Okay, a bit obvious

Better than episode 1 but just okay. Obvious twists and highly implausible scenario. Also lacked anyone at all to empathise with by the end, so hard to care. Could do with the new contemporary references calming down.

8Sleepin_Dragon

A class act, Shearsmith and Pemberton on form.

This was such a clever episode, I wasn't exactly blown away by the series opener, but in my eyes the guys were well and truly back on form with Simon says, this felt like vintage Inside no.9.

Ninth Circle is clearly code for Game of Thrones, they reference the abysmal conclusion.

The show is at its best when it has you scratching your head, and feeling a little uncomfortable about the events unfolding on screen.

Mocks the fan fiction element, I can't help thinking there may have been a reference or two about Dr Who as well, it felt like they were taking the Mick perhaps ...

Lindsay Duncan is definitely one of the best of all, she's someone I've hoped for years would pop up in the show, I'm so glad she did here, and as always she doesn't disappoint, one of the very best.

9desdan-69314

Return to Form

Relief to see to this fantastic series back on track after last week's mediocre opener to series 6. Darkly multi layered in its exploration of fan obsession with a TV series and how the most ardent are far more invested than the the writers themselves.

Anecdotes
When Spencer tells his agent he had a swift drink after the awards ceremony "with Eddie", he means Eddie Izzard. The writers thought it would be funny to have Spencer as one of the comedian's friends.