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Both men are shown trying not to come, because they want to please the women, who are absolutely in charge.” He laughs. “In the first episode you see both female detectives coming to men for sex and then leaving. He’s in a tracksuit, just back from a run. “It’s brilliant how this season flips gender roles,” says Eccleston, via Zoom from his London home.

It added urgency to his Bafta-winning turn as the reborn Christ in Russell T Davies’s The Second Coming (2003) a twist of angst to his ninth Doctor in Doctor Who (2005) and a wounded malevolence to his embodiment of Malekith the Accursed in Thor: The Dark World (2013).

That anxiety fed into the mounting dread he expressed in his 1991 breakout film Let Him Have It, in which he starred as Derek Bentley, who was hanged for murder in an infamous real-life miscarriage of justice it prickled through the paranoia of his character in Shallow Grave (1994) and in the way he burned with anarchist intensity in Our Friends in the North (1996). Though he’s a warm, steady and thoughtful conversationalist, I’m reminded of the times I’ve felt fear, suspicion, uncertainty and rising panic in his face on screen.

And as his arresting blue eyes lock onto the lens of his camera phone, I think I can feel that. I’ve had imposter syndrome for most of my life and career,” says Christopher Eccleston.

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