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Sorry, no disrespect to the disabled folk involved here, but have we as a television producing society lost our collective minds? I'm half expecting the conclusion to be "we don't have it all that bad in Britain I guess". Truly unhinged commissioning decision and society we live in.

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Apparently it does involve some education about Aktion T4, and there is a visit to one of the 'hospitals' where victims were murdered. (Not defending this show, just what I have read. As a chronically ill and disabled person, I am appalled that this show has been made - it airs tonight)