Must see documentaries..

[The blue phantom]

The Pharmacist. About a Pharmacist who who tracked down his son's killer, and then took on a rogue DR who was prescribing dangerous drugs that were causing addiction and many deaths.

4 parts Netflix, highly recommended.

Yep, watched it last week. Talk about a lot of prescriptions getting wrote out, staggering.

He just wouldn't give up until he had justice.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Yep, watched it last week. Talk about a lot of prescriptions getting wrote out, staggering.

He just wouldn't give up until he had justice.

I really liked all the old tapes he'd recorded, he was certainly obsessed and at times paranoid about his own safety, which really came through in those tapes.

 

[the plasterer]

Just watched Sad Vacation - last days of Sid and Nancy, much better insight of what Nancy was really like and what went on in the infamous hotel Chelsea, great watch

 

[Adidas Sharston]

The Pharmacist. About a Pharmacist who who tracked down his son's killer, and then took on a rogue DR who was prescribing dangerous drugs that were causing addiction and many deaths.

4 parts Netflix, highly recommended.

His dad is a remarkable human being.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Tell Me Who I Am - Netflix

A story of a twin who loses his memory at the age of 18 after a motorcycle accident, and how his brother helps him put his life back together (or so he thinks).

Starts off fairly innocent, but gets dark very quickly. Uncomfortable watching at times, but compelling viewing.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Yep, watched it last week. Talk about a lot of prescriptions getting wrote out, staggering.

He just wouldn't give up until he had justice.

That is nothing compared to the walking dead who populate our GP surgeries claiming to be unwell/unable to sleep/unable to work/need strong painkillers for back pain/cant possibly get over a normal life event

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

World War 2 in Colour. This should be compulsory viewing for all History students. It’s just incredible the sacrifices that were made and the brutality of war. I just watched the Overlord episode which touched on a 1942 landing in Dieppe which was described as an operation to test the German defences and give the Canadians some battle “practice”. 960 Canadian death and 6 hours later and it was all over. Shocking stuff.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

World War 2 in Colour. This should be compulsory viewing for all History students. It’s just incredible the sacrifices that were made and the brutality of war. I just watched the Overlord episode which touched on a 1942 landing in Dieppe which was described as an operation to test the German defences and give the Canadians some battle “practice”. 960 Canadian death and 6 hours later and it was all over. Shocking stuff.

I've watched it, and it is good but the World at War, is the best WW2 documentary series I've ever seen though.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

I've watched it, and it is good but the World at War, is the best WW2 documentary series I've ever seen though.

Yes I’ve watched that one. Excellent as was the one on the Vietnam War too.

 

[WhereWereWeWhenWeWereWhat]

Ken Burns Presents: The West.
Fascinating documentary of the development of America. An eye opener.

and also his documentary The Vietnam War.

Both incredibly powerful.

Fucking loooong tho