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For three, two, one, and we are back for our final response video to the BBC's The Reckoning about Jimmy Savile, the dramatization.

We saw the final episode Earth tonight on BBC from 9 till 10. If you do want to watch it, it's on iPlayer all for apps.

Dr. Das was with us on episode one. He's kindly returned for episode four. My dad was with us on episode two.

He was in episode two and Ron Swanson for episode three. So you want to check those out also.

Dr. Das is links for his YouTube channel and his socials, books, etc. are in the description box below this video. So huge thank you for coming back, Tom.

No problem, Sean. So it's pleasure.

So now you've watched the whole thing.

Yeah, what were the most chilling moment or moments for you?

I think just basically the creepiness and yeah, just the scenes where he's picking victims and you know what's going to happen, right?

Well, first of all, we all know what happened with Jimmy Savile, but also because it was a bit repetitive.

So there's something kind of really voyeuristic, but slightly maybe for a bit dirty, just watching it, knowing that he's about to pick a victim and that they usually young women,

there's at least one young boy and they're quite innocent and they're really excited to see him and you know what's going to happen to them.

I thought that was the most creepy bit of the whole thing.

Yeah, I think in episode three yesterday, the boy scout, the girl in the church, those scenes really hit me in the guts.

And today I almost burst into tears when the girl from Duncraft School, the girl's school, when she got the letter in the mail saying no further action.

As she was opening, I knew it was going to say that and I was just so enraged that she'd been brave enough to report him and then absolutely got shut down by the cops, but at least they persevered in the long run, the Duncraft girls, because they were instrumental in getting it into the media.

Yeah, so I had a couple of criticisms in general about the program now that I've seen it and we've actually their link to what we've been talking about already.

One thing that I think was I personally thought was done a bit, I don't know if calluses the right word, but it didn't seem a bit formulaic was the way that the victims were portrayed.

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