Confessions of a Serial Killer with Piers Morgan

As I say in my title, this is a terrific idea for a series, but it has a few shortcomings in the execution. However, I'm only taking up one here, because it's the seam coming apart issue. Who in his/her right mind thought Piers would be the man for this job? You need a human being for his role, not the well dressed imitation, sorry, irritation. I am certain there are careers well suited the personality and character that goes by the name Piers Morgan, but appearing in front of a camera and speaking to an audience isn't one of them. He would make an outstanding professional hermit. Or a lighthouse custodian, but I don't know if that's a thing any more. Aha, it just came to me, after professional hermit, CCTV screen watcher. Second choice, mind, but a really good one.

Two episodes in, and both killers claim innocence offering little insight into their own motives etc. Whats the point, very frustrating to watch.

I'm not a journalist, but if I were to interview an accused serial killer that denies the accusations, I would never interrupt them while they are trying to elaborate an answer.

Also, acting provocatively in a passive kind of way, will never create a comfortable environment for the interviewe to open up, and will push him further into his already-made victim character. Sooo I'm not sure what was the perfect scenario for the interviewer here.

I don't hope Piers go around calling himself a journalist... What a moral bigot with no intentions other than to promote himself at the expense of people already in prison. This show is utterly one-sided and makes no effort to uncover anything.

It is a fine line that a journalist must toe when interviewing people of this caliber. Piers managed to alienate and aggravate both interviewees . The background information was interesting but to see footage of the men walking off camera was a waste of time.