Off the bat, we knew that Stephen Graham’s new ITV drama was going to make for confronting viewing. It’s a series concerned with the rise of far-right nationalism and neo-Nazis – so not the lightest watch in the world. TheWalkIn
drama was going to make for confronting viewing. It’s a series concerned with the rise of far-right nationalism and neo-Nazis – so not the lightest watch in the world, but one that’s incredibly important.
, we understand Collins to be a deeply sympathetic and intelligent man, someone who’s transformed his life around by advocating and fighting on behalf of marginalised communities. But it’s a far cry from his past as a neo-Nazi, and in episode two, we’re introduced to Collins as a bright-eyed teenager who has just embarked on a new life in the far-right.Episode two contains one of the most shocking scenes of the: Collins and his group target a community library that is holding a women-only event.
Upon seeing Collins in such a light, as viewers, we then have to reckon with that vision of him in the newfound image of stability he’s offered us in the series so far – and it’s difficult. We know Collins is leading the charge of We’ve assumed that Robbie would be the inside man of this series, and in the following episodes, his identity is revealed as such. He messages Collins initially under the alias of Lucas Harrison after thetake place. He provides Collins with information he can use in his forthcoming articles on Hope Not Hate, but Robbie’s motivations are unclear.
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