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it's more from pov of Neilson himself. mostly accomplishes all what Neilson wanted to celebrate about him. I think the show in itself is kind of derivative putting away the amazing cast. Tennant even goes on a length explaining that it's not the issue here and he rather knowingly played him as a boring stoic, so not much people can resonate themselves with the infamous killer. or if it is a declaration and opportunistic approach to the heightened audience mind with other crime docs; then it is a different story altogether. i would like to believe the second scenario, for time being.