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a Sin arrived complete with ready-made culture row, creator Russell T Davies having done a little stoking by saying he’d like gay men to be played by gay actors. Cue huffing in predictable quarters, chiefly along these lines: would Hannibal Lecter need to then be played by a convicted cannibal? An argument I normally like to consign to the category “technically valid, but you might want to grow up a bit and have a wee word with yourselves”. And to let this particular tower of babble overshadow any of the subsequent creation would indeed be a sin. It is, on the evidence of the first episode (of five), mainly a joyous, gleeful, rambunctious watch, shot through with historical experience and period perfection, even if Manchester’s Clampdown Records is, last time I looked, rather far from Savile Row. So Ritchie, Roscoe, Welsh Colin and Glaswegian Gloria, all, to a greater or far lesser extent, flamboyant and fleeing homes mired in stultifying early 80s orthodoxy and

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