Inside No. 9

So, the next time you find a door marked with a 9—whether a flat, a train seat, a dressing room, or a tomb—think twice before opening it. There is a universe of horror, humor, and humanity waiting on the other side. And unlike most television, once you step inside No. 9, you may never look at a number the same way again.

, the show is notoriously difficult to classify because it frequently shifts genres, sometimes within a single episode: inside no. 9

Co-created by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith (the infamous duo behind The League of Gentlemen and Psychoville ), Inside No. 9 is an anthology series. Each episode is a self-contained play, featuring a new cast, a new setting, and a new horror. The only connective tissue is the number 9 (the door number of the location, the time on a clock, or a character’s shirt number) and an unwavering commitment to the darkly comic, the tragically human, and the twist. So, the next time you find a door