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This isn't your first brush with the genre, as you did Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere. Any particular memories of that?

The negative memory of it is that the Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓƵ didn't spend enough money on it. If they had, I think it would had a bigger following.

The best memories of it really were just the great Neil Gaiman, and the fact that his imagination is just so fertile. He's a fun guy as well, but his imagination is just so fertile he could have written 50 episodes of that and still kept us thinking, 'Gosh'.

Also the great thing [was the idea of] using the stations of London - like Blackfriars was where all the black friars lived. Seven Sisters were seven evil, not to be trusted, sisters. Wonderful stuff, really clever stuff. At Knightsbridge, there was a Knight on a bridge, and you couldn't get past unless you defeated the knight. Now that kind of imagination was wonderful.