The insider elements going along through the campaign are what's really beneficial. You get insight on stuff you've not heard that much on Brexit.

I'd especially like to know how Matthew Elliott feels about being portrayed as a borderline simpleton whenever Cummings heaves into view.

That Graham has managed to make a functioning drama out of Brexit, let alone such a riveting one, feels a little bit miraculous.

The Uncivil War itself almost feels an uncivil story to tell right now in these troubled, uncertain times. It could be, therefore, the Brexit Movie Panto we all deserve.