In amongst the shocking reveals and major moments of The Capture season 3, episode 3, the instalment also introduced Joe Dempsie's character James Whitlock properly for the first time.
Far from it, in fact, as the character was stopped mere moments before he was, it seemed, about to commit a massacre, shooting dead a group of migrants to the UK as they arrived at the coast on a small boat.
Chanan said: "I think whatever's going on in the news while I'm writing The Capture gets eaten up and chewed out in some form. And people were obsessed - as they still are - but they seemed particularly obsessed last year with the subject of immigration. And so I just reflect what I see out there and the conversations that I have and I hear out there.
"I have not written a character like that before. He seems like a very different character for The Capture. His obsession is analogue. Yes, he's in the digital world, in that that's the way he communicates, but he's a very analogue kind of character."
View Green Video on the source website"I think it'd be very easy to make him dislikable or just like, really, really likeable and you feel sorry for him, but he's just a really ugly mess in between, and that's how I wanted him.
"Joe Dempsie was my absolute number one choice for that character, and I just couldn't have been happier that he said yes. He's delivered such an interesting performance, because he was interested in those complexities as well."
With Whitlock now in custody, and Pierson and Carey now locked in a battle with one another, it seems likely that we'll start to find out just what's going on in the coming episodes.
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