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It's rare to come across a show that has the perfect balance of dramatic tension, comedic relief, and epic story-lines. The relationships between the characters never seem forced or pushed, they all develop naturally as the seasons progress. This show is very similar to Breaking Bad in a sense that what you get at the beginning is not what you'll have by the ending, similar also to Breaking Bad, 'In the night garden' is truly a show about the process of transformation, about going from one state to another, and I don't think I'm alone in saying that it did it better than BrBa. You'd be doing yourself a disservice to skip over this.

It's easy to draw comparisons to shows like 'Game of Thrones', 'Breaking Bad', 'Mr Robot', 'Doctor Who' and 'The Wire' but in the end, 'In the night garden' is a rare, unique gem, you'd be hard pressed to find another show that can add this many layers of tension and not crumble under the pressure it's put on itself. Every single episode (except for maybe some in the middle of season 3, the shows ONLY slightly weak spot), is absolutely fantastic and will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end, and let me tell you, the finale of the final season does not disappoint, all the differing story arcs collide together in an epic final episode which ties up every loose end and leaves you wanting more, but satisfied with the stories incredible, heart wrenching climax, expect tears. It's close to impossible to find another show with writing THIS consistently perfect.

With a series this tightly written, perfectly directed and incredibly acted, I just can't see any show stealing it's #1 spot for a very very long time. In a sense this is the pinnacle of all television, this is the finest example of the small-screen out-performing the big-screen. I personally can't wait to see what the creators do next. Do yourself a favour and watch this, this is literally the perfect show.

Proud to say that 'In the Night Garden' receives a perfect '10'

For the longest time, I held Breaking Bad in the highest regard, I considered it to be the best of the best, the pinnacle of film/TV. For the life of me I honestly never believed anything could top it, then Mr. Robot began, and it was f**king good, no it was f**king great, but one killer season isn't enough to judge a show, so I kept watching, expecting the quality to dip, or waver, or for the showrunners to lose grip of what they'd started, but no, it kept getting better, it kept getting bigger, and it kept getting closer and closer to the bar breaking bad had set, and then, last week happened. For the first time, I'd come to terms with the idea of something being as good as breaking bad was, and now.... NOW... THIS. F**KING. EPISODE.

I now can firmly, and confidently say that this episode solidified, for me, this show as the greatest production of Film & Television of all time.

Everything about this episode was perfect, it was absolutely f**king brilliant in every f**king regard. F**k me. The writing was perfect, the mood was perfect, it was fresh, original, suspenseful and totally and utterly gripping. I cannot begin to thank Sam Esmail, this man has raised the bar for storytelling. Everything about this show deserves the highest of praise. The cast? On the absolute top of their game. The music? Better and better every single week, Mac Quayle, you are a genius and we are all so grateful. The directing? more unique, more phenomenal, Sam, we love you. The cinematography? Good lord the cinematography... incredible, every week, incredible, incredible, incredible. This show has changed the game, reset the bar even higher than before and for the foreseeable future, in my eyes, solidified it as the single greatest production of film or Television.

Yeah, this episode rocked.