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Wow, that was fantastic. Thoughtprovoking, humorous, critical, heartwarming and downright funny.
"We are a rising ape, not a fallen angel".
If that man needed any more respect, he's got it after tonight.
I'm sure there will be cries of discontent but I personally couldn't argue with anything in it. It all made perfect sense.
It was sad and almost haunting to see him sit there listening to his speech being read by someone else and sometimes you could think it was the first time he heard it (which, considering his condition, is actually likely).
It's a shame this was on so late but I'm sure it's going to be a hit on iplayer and be repeated a few times across the digital channels.
ETA: It's now on iplayer (for those of you in the UK or elsewhere with some fancy IP masking software).
Thank you, Sir Terry. Few things or people make me cry, you did this evening.
"We are a rising ape, not a fallen angel".
If that man needed any more respect, he's got it after tonight.
I'm sure there will be cries of discontent but I personally couldn't argue with anything in it. It all made perfect sense.
It was sad and almost haunting to see him sit there listening to his speech being read by someone else and sometimes you could think it was the first time he heard it (which, considering his condition, is actually likely).
It's a shame this was on so late but I'm sure it's going to be a hit on iplayer and be repeated a few times across the digital channels.
ETA: It's now on iplayer (for those of you in the UK or elsewhere with some fancy IP masking software).
Thank you, Sir Terry. Few things or people make me cry, you did this evening.
