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I got around to watching it last night and thought it was time well spent. Stokes is brutally candid about his recent struggles, and the passages about his father are, as you would expect, genuinely moving. You can see how he would be an inspirational figure leading the test side, but I don't know how long he will feel able to do the job. His interactions with Archer make you wish that he'd been given the job a couple of years ago. Root, Broad and Buttler came across really well.