NEKRO138
13-11-2007, 08:53
I watched the programme about soldiers that came back from war with PTSD last night, having taped it whilst out to a gig.
It was real life accounts of soldiers, who were traumatised by war, along with real footage of the chaos and death of war.
It also featured the soldiers reciting poems, which were very touching.
Programming like this has always been the reason I liked Channel 4, not the endless series' of Big Brother, or the follow up programme in which camp ****head Russell Brand harps on about whose dog he's been shagging.
Please keep making the important programmes, Channel 4.
It was real life accounts of soldiers, who were traumatised by war, along with real footage of the chaos and death of war.
It also featured the soldiers reciting poems, which were very touching.
Programming like this has always been the reason I liked Channel 4, not the endless series' of Big Brother, or the follow up programme in which camp ****head Russell Brand harps on about whose dog he's been shagging.
Please keep making the important programmes, Channel 4.