'It Was So Liberating' Ben Miller Explains How His OCD Prepared Him For Latest Role | This Morning

Lecturing at the Cambridge Institute of Criminology, few can match the masterful mind of Professor Jasper Tempest. But when a serial rapist returns to the streets, can Professor T keep his OCD and germaphobia at bay to help crack the case? Star of the show Ben Miller joins us to discuss his new drama, returning to Cambridge University where he dropped out of a physics PHD and if he’ll rise from the dead (again) to return for the second series of Bridgerton.
Broadcast on 15/07/21
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[@getexis8685]

The ineffable actor Ben Miller and all the professional actors from the English Professor T series, in the figure of Jasper Tempest, also with special emphasis on Frances de la Tour but without neglecting the rest who are in an excellent phase.
One of the best works in the film industry for a few years so far with palpable art direction, filming and script with a lot of positive humor in thin layers perfectly balanced and with intrepid photography and direction with the touch of humanity that we need so much today to all of us who have values ​​that guide us in these troubled times full of political leaders full of pure hatred that not, even themselves, in their malevolent and egocentric dementia, are aware of.
The theme music is a piece of pure joy for the ear and very well invented by the very good Hannes De Maeyer.

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They interrupt him so much

[@RevdUp.Art.Fotografer]

I don't wonder at all if Prof T is a 'good' or 'bad' guy.
What I wonder is if they are going diagnose him with ASD.