Agreed. I somehow can't imagine such an interview being made today. Where mathematicians would talk about the math in a serious but fascinated tone,talking abou

Agreed. I somehow can't imagine such an interview being made today. Where mathematicians would talk about the math in a serious but fascinated tone,talking about theoretical stuff without flashy animations or cutesy stories. The closest I can think of is Brady Haran's Numberphile or perhaps Lex Fridman's AI interviews (for example the Stroustup interview did go into technicalities). But these are still much more palatable and worried about losing the general viewership.