But it didn't all bubble up and become clear until that last . . . week or so.

And what incredible access we were given (and thus passed on via the magic of television to a potentially huge audience), because of the work put in by the production team and TfL staff going above and beyond the call of duty.

James still despises his brother for the time he pushed him out of a tree during their childhood.

{{quote-journal|en|author=Michiko Kakutani|authorlink=Michiko Kakutani|title=The Trickle-Down Theory|work=The New York Times|date=1996-09-22|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1996/09/22/magazine/the-trickle-down-theory.html|issn=0362-4331|passage=In a famous 1960 essay, Macdonald identified three sorts of cultures: High Culture (think Cezanne and Eliot), which articulates an artist's idiosyncratic and often demanding vision; Masscult (Norman Rockwell and Erle Stanley Gardner), which tries “to please the crowd by any means,” and Midcult (Pearl Buck and Thornton Wilder), which disguises Masscult's reliance on formula with pretentious allusions.}}