I like how everyone appears to have got different memos about the dress code.

Three interviewees for jobs: A junior school teacher, a bank clerk, and a music journalist.

Am I the only one fascinated by the overlapping shadows behind them?

love both of these guys, and "quiet night in" is just masterful. I've watched it many times now. My fav no. 9 episode.

Jeremys voice sounds just like professor Brian Cox.

First episode of Inside No 9 was simply genius!

I would absolutely love to meet these guys.  First watched LOG when I was about 11 or 12 and instantly fell in love with how dark they can go and how fucking bizarre the programme was.  So happy they're still writing and producing such amazing things.

These two are an absolute joy, I am so keen to see what they put their minds to next

i searched 40 years for quirky twisty television and found a handful i loved along the way. then 5 seasons of 'inside number 9 dropped. im saved.

I loved inside number 9. I laughed and cried.

As a lover of their work and a lover of interview/docu about the subject, this is solid gold. Major gratitude for posting

They are absolutely brilliant. 'League of Gentleman' was one of the few gifts that made me adore the creativity of mankind.

These guys have amazing imaginations. I think Papa Lazerou is a great character, so much potential, wish they had done more with it.

Great interview, three gents.

I remember having a Brownies club leader, called great owl, who was the absolute spit of Pauline; the hair, the glasses, the underlying river of repressed Saphism and anger.  These characters are based on real people dialled up

Thank you for posting this! So happy.

Thank you so much for posting this interview. Would've liked to see Mark Gatiss attend though i think the three of them go great together. Never watched Inside No. 9 yet but can't wait to see it :)

Reece plays creeps so well.

These two are amazing!

Sorry but Jeremy is also a writing legend, just because he doesn't act nobody knows him?