I think its awesome how these creators are pushing the boundaries of storytelling 
. They're not afraid to tackle tough topics like poverty and prejudice, but also make time for humor 
. I love how Steve Knight emphasizes the bottom-up perspective in his writing, it's a refreshing change from the usual top-down approach. Their passion for storytelling is infectious
. It's clear they have a deep respect for each other's work and are excited to collaborate on future projects 
. And can we talk about their sense of humor? Graham's Mr Benn reference had me chuckling, and Knight's sass about Birmingham City's goal drought was perfect 
.I'm intrigued by the James Bond film project
and the SAS: Rogue Heroes series – these guys are clearly on to something! 
. Their dedication to creating engaging stories is a breath of fresh air in an industry that can sometimes feel formulaic 
. Keep doing what you're doing, guys! 
they're so down to earth, you know? I love how passionate they are about storytelling, it's infectious! 
also, James Bond film with Graham? SAS: Rogue Heroes series? the man is a creative machine 
... Graham and Knight seem like they're having a blast tho, talking about their scripts and whatnot 
... and omg, James Bond? That's so cool! Can't wait to see the movie 
I mean, Steve Knight's working on SAS: Rogue Heroes, but wasn't he also on Black Mirror for like 2 seasons already? And what's up with A Thousand Blows? Is it a historical drama or just another soap opera set in the 19th century? 
How do you know their methods are effective if they've never actually shown any real data?