Elaine Burke

We unfortunately weren't around last week to tell people about it.

And it's a true crime adaptation from the person who made The Gold, Neil Forsythe.

So that was about the Brinks heist and it was very well received.

That starred Jack Loudon.

And this now is kind of looking at this moment in the 90s and this kind of.

area of crime.

But also, we've seen so much things about crime and cops and drug dealers and stuff like that.

And usually they just tap into that part of the story, the investigation and the crime element of it.

This is a bit more expansive.

Everyone gets kind of a rich backstory.

They delve into the impacts of these drug barons and things like that.

And there's many, many stories that impact

on that and I think that that's what gives this a lot of heft and I think it's what reviewers are really responding to as well.

I think you have potential for James Blunt emerging as that character, because people who aren't familiar with his evolution as a famous celebrity, he had that pop song, You're Beautiful, and a bit of success there as an artist.

And he then turned into this...

funny little character online, making jokes about himself, being very self-deprecating.

And he just seems like a kind of a fun, sardonic guy.

I think he could be the Joe Marler of this season.

This is kind of the par for the course.

We're trying to have it both ways.