"I always wanted the audience to feel, I guess, at sea," Haigh says. "So they were never quite sure what this was going to become or what it was. I also think that, you know, to put it bluntly, [what sets it apart is] it's not about a lot of posh people on a ship, or in a big house. Whalers were working-class men." (And as such, there's some sly commentary in the show about who gets their hands dirty while rich women wear fancy perfume reaped from the slaughter of sea life.)
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