Two months after ITV's The Other Side of Jimmy Savile first aired allegations against the late broadcaster, investigative journalist Mark Williams-Thomas returns to check on what happened next. He tracks the progress of the police investigation into sexual abuse claims made against Savile, sitting down again with survivors who came forward after the first broadcast and following officers working through the growing case file. The film's central question is less whether the abuse happened, by this point widely corroborated, than how one man accumulated enough power and cultural standing to commit it in plain sight for decades, across hospitals, schools, and BBC studios. Williams-Thomas presses institutions on what they knew and when, and interviews trace how Savile's celebrity and charity work bought him access and protection. Rather than restaging the original revelations, this update functions as a status report: what the investigation has confirmed, what remains unresolved, and how survivors are coping with a process that is still ongoing rather than concluded.