Last night's second of three episodes looked promising as a tv crew chased around trying to interview the eponymous last surviving Nazis. It might have looked promising, but I doubt viewers expected so many references on the part of the interviewer on how he is the same age these Nazis were when they committed their crimes and then went on to muse on what they must have been thinking to behave as they did. Some might call this naivety, which the interviewer did occasionally, but others might believe such thoughts could have been left on the cutting room floor as they only served to highlight his ignorance.
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Looking for Nazis? He could save himself a lot of time and effort by coming to my place of work. There are enough for a 10 part series.
Posted by: thevoiceofthemysterons | 23 September 2009 at 10:13 PM