Hmm …
I have a definite confession to make, here.
I usually am not the type of chap to watch a TV drama if it doesn’t have tentacles and aliens in it.
But I have to admit that I’ve just caught the first episode of the new political drama, Blackout with former Dr Who, Christopher Ecclestone in the main role.
And …
Hmmm …
I’m not sure I’m convinced …
Episode 1 of Blackout sees Ecclestone playing Daniel Demoys, an hardboiled politician with a list of substance issues: one who, during an alcoholic blackout, beats a corrupt businessman to death.
And by the end of the episode … ?
Deciding to clean up his act and run for mayor.
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Hmmm …
See what I mean about not convinced … ?
I’m LITERALLY going to leave this post right here … ?
Mostly where it’s late.
But in part … ?
Because Blackout hasn’t quite convinced me it’s worth writing about.
Not JUST yet: but here, I’ll let you judge.
Let me know what you think of this clip …
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