leebattersby

A potentially fascinating case, but production levels that look like they came from someone's back shed, and a line of enquiry that goes nowhere and asks nothing, results in a lot of air and gossamer, and nothing else.

Ye Gods, this is like watching the Tiger King of serial killer documentaries. I have never, in my *life*, seen such a grotesquely, comically, inept and incompetent pack of Keystone Cops outside of, well, you know......

It's just jaw-dropping.

It's a rare beast when you can watch someone interviewing serial killers, and it's the interviewer who comes across as the bigger a**hole. Morgan brings all his self-satisfied smugness, lack of touch, smarmy charmlessness, and forehead-to-wall finesse to a job that a high school criminology student could do with greater skill and deftness.

Never send an idiot to do a journalist's job.