Mr Inbetween

Episodes: Minor typo fix ("him" replacing "it" as the sentence is referring to the protagonist)

← Previous revision Revision as of 23:09, 23 April 2026 Line 198: Line 198: |WrittenBy = Scott Ryan |WrittenBy = Scott Ryan |OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|df=yes|2018|10|2}} |OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|df=yes|2018|10|2}} |ShortSummary = Meeting with Davros, Freddy's relative and a crime boss whose men Ray beat up after they beat Gary, Ray disrespects him. Despite Freddy's warnings to leave it alone, Davros sends three men after Ray regardless. Now dating Ally, Ray has a violent incident in a parking lot that she bears witness to, his outburst disturbing her. At a therapy session, Ray reveals his violent philosophy regarding people he views as detriments to society. That night, Ray notices Davros' men watching his house and lures them to a remote area, where he kills them with a [[Sterling submachine gun|Patchett submachine gun]] gifted to him by Gary. He returns home to Ally, who can smell the gunpowder on him but cannot identify it. |ShortSummary = Meeting with Davros, Freddy's relative and a crime boss whose men Ray beat up after they beat Gary, Ray disrespects him. Despite Freddy's warnings to leave him alone, Davros sends three men after Ray regardless. Now dating Ally, Ray has a violent incident in a parking lot that she bears witness to, his outburst disturbing her. At a therapy session, Ray reveals his violent philosophy regarding people he views as detriments to society. That night, Ray notices Davros' men watching his house and lures them to a remote area, where he kills them with a [[Sterling submachine gun|Patchett submachine gun]] gifted to him by Gary. He returns home to Ally, who can smell the gunpowder on him but cannot identify it. ---- ---- Title origin: When Ray claims he beats up people he feels are detrimental to the public, his group leader sarcastically thanks him "on behalf of society". Title origin: When Ray claims he beats up people he feels are detrimental to the public, his group leader sarcastically thanks him "on behalf of society".