> As for congratulating Channel 4. All I can say is - it's about bloody
> time. Why has it taken so long for the case to get some decent
> coverage, and why does it have to be in the form of an over acted
> dramatisation that still only skimmed the surface of the issues. Skimmed the surface? SKIMMED THE SURFACE???? 3 hours of prime time TV.
What do you want - a 313-day re-enactment?
Isn't it more important to affect people than to go into every little detail? If the programme had gone any deeper I think even more people would have found it too impenetrable and switched off. This way, you get enough of the issue for most people to be happy.
Surely it's a play off between accessibility to the most number of people and the excrutiatingly in-depth material you obviously lap up.
Get down the library you. Or to McSpotlight, of course.
All the best
K.
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