I want to watch because I'm really interested in tracking how those at the vanguard of BeKind - who were desperate to jump on the bandwagon when they thought it was headed straight to the right side of history and shamed women without hesitation - how they now adjust their position.
With This Morning it's particularly interesting because women with young children must make up by far the largest segment of their audience. When they chose to take the stand they did (which is nicely encapsulated in the Posie vs Willoughby segment) they were sending out an unequivocal message to those women that questioning men in women's spaces, or the boy who wants to change for PE with their young daughters, is BIGOTRY. There was no nuance, no acknowledgement of a range of needs to be accommodated or difficult issues to resolve, it was the modern equivalent of the stocks or the ducking stool.
But here we are a few years on, and the landscape has changed. The Cass report. Isla Bryson. Detransitioners. Sport in the headlines. And Philip Schofield has lost his golden boy shine thanks to awkward associations with sex offences/offenders. Maybe they've realised that the fingers-in-ears, 'look at the lovely rainbows and glitter!' approach isn't such a good look anymore.
So yes, I'd like to watch but it seems you can't fast forward through to the segment, and the stream keeps freezing! I've decided I don't want to watch enough to sit through the first five minutes for the third time (but thanks for the heads up OP, and hopefully it'll appear on twitter before too long, probably posted by a certain former guest in welter of wounded outrage...)