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Their victims, we all want to know why. on-screen, appearances can be deceiving. >> charismatic, smooth talking, law school educated, ted bundy. >> there's always much more going on than meets the eye. >> he fits the classic profile of the sadistic personality disorder who takes pleasure in brutalizing other people. >> so many people ask me what i think caused my father and stepmother to become violent. i just don't think that there are simple answers to these questions. i think serial killers are generally sociopaths or psychopaths. they lack human empathy and moral clarity of believing what ...

Anyway. >> all this craziness sort of blew up and came out of what happened with arizona on election night. and could you sue for wrongful termination if you wanted to? i mean is there a part of you that wants to get on the phone with somebody over at fox and say, told you so? >> i don't think anybody -- well, everybody knows that we were right in our call. that's never been in doubt. and if i did that, i couldn't be hear with you today hanging out, so we would be deprived of this time together. so why would i do that? >> good point. back in january you wrote for the "l.a. times" about your ex...

Council, getting subtitles and audio description. it took a while for the broadcasters and the regulators to get there, but it is now a requirement for broadcasters to have virtually all their programming subtitled, and 10% of it audio description. so, with the next wave of diversity challenge was from ethnic minority representation, and all the broadcasters made commitments. they haven't been hugely successful. with disability, it's, kind of, three—dimensional. there's on—screen, behind the screen, and then what is the screen doing? so i watch corrie, and i'm impressed that izzy's storyli...

Representation, and all the broadcasters made commitments. they haven't been hugely successful. with disability, it's, kind of, three—dimensional. there's on—screen, behind the screen, and then what is the screen doing? so i watch corrie, and i'm impressed that izzy's storyline is not necessarily based on disability. she has other storylines as well. when i watch life by mike bartlett on the bbc, there was a character, melissa johns was playing a mainstream character. the fact that she was disabled was completely uncommented on. the first drama i ever commissioned was from a disabled write...

The representation it wanted? it was well behind other minority diversities. the most successful lobby was from the deaf broadcasting council, getting subtitles and audio description. it took a while for the broadcasters and the regulators to get there but it is now a requirement for broadcasters to have virtually all their programming subtitled, and 10% of it audio description. so, with the next wave of diversity challenge was from ethnic minority representation and all the broadcasters made commitments. they have been hugely successful. with disability, it's, kind of, three—dimensional. th...