As a matter of fact, I think the series should be shown in America, if only to generate a reasoned debate about its, er, eccentric thesis. (Curtis likes to imply that only neo-con "outriders" disliked the programme. I don't think David Aaronovitch quite falls into that category. Sadly, most of the UK coverage that I saw was woefully uncritical.) In a BBC Q&A, Curtis laments the lack of a response from Tony Blair. But he does point out (and I assume he's being ironic again) that he has one or two VIPs on his side:The film touched a nerve—a public feeling that there was something not quite right or real about the fundamentals of the war on terror. No U.S. networks have so far expressed any interest in showing it.
...[T]he Archbishop of Canterbury liked it and the President of Venezuela has asked for a tape.If you haven't yet seen the series, try this link.