Who’s here in 2024??

I wish one day i can meet Mr Shaw.

Don’t blame the modernist movement or tall buildings. If you look at the original architects, their designs and their drives for better living. They visited New York and called it dark, smelly, the buildings too small, too close together. They wanted bright, spacious living in tall buildings placed in essentially their own Central Park with a high basic standard for all. You’ll probably be able to find an excellent documentary “From here to modernity” on how these people wanted architecture to raise people up…. Only to see their ideals subverted.

Hi Mike, is this series available to watch anywhere online?

Post more please mate

These man are shi tt, deluded as f uck

That’s greenwoods dad 🤣

I would love to find episode 1 and 2. Does anyone have any ideas?

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Impresionante, hay tanto material de los pet shop boys , es una gozada,nunca acabas de escuchar y de ver grandes actuaciones y colaboraciones. Son eternos

Very nice show first time I seen it here in the US

Mis 2 favoritos desde siempre ♾️ Brett & Neil ❤😭

Very special video, even if I cried all the time

Are the other episodes available? I’ve only just found out about it and I’d love to watch the full series please.

I was really hoping to meet Mr. Shaw this year but I'm thankful he has found healing in time and has returned to his wife and hopefully peace. I was the chief engineer on Canadian Dive vessel Sechelt. Other than the amazing fishing families of that area that scoured the waters immediately, we arrived later, just before daybreak. Little did we know this would be our new home for the next several weeks. The morning was beautiful Sept. 3rd, the water like glass. Unfortunately, from what the sun showed us, we knew there were no survivors. The time on that site consumed me. (I can only speak for me) What we did see was the ocean surface totally covered in personal debris as far as you could see, and the stench of jet fuel was gagging. Later, orders were for the dive teams to search for the black boxes that we did locate and brought topside. After much discussion by the government, Swiss Air, and grieving families, the most difficult task of all is one I still struggle with. We were to dive on the actual fuselage that was a twisted broken imitation of itself on the ocean floor. The search was for,..victims. I will stop there. I hadn't been able to visit that area until the 20th anniversary. A place I avoided and never wanted to think of for 20 years had now, for some reason, started to call upon me. I did visit that year. The two memorials where I said nothing but a small prayer for those that were lost. My wife, held my hand quietly. She knew I needed to come back. I had to face the memories. I feel odd just typing this. I was alive but not really living for years, when so many lost their lives there and many more again grieving. PTSD ( a term not even coined in 98). I didn’t know why I felt so lost, scared, furious, weak, ...all of the above. PTSD ! It took a long time, a lot of help and love. Now, with 25 years on Sept. 2nd this year, I was going to visit Nova Scotia. A visit to the memorials, more prayer and possibly have a sit-down with Mr. Shaw. But I am very happy he has reunited with his love back on the other side of the planet 😊 I will be visiting his "Shaw's Landing" restaurant anyway. I just need to. ❤ Thank you for your documentary.

Man the memories this brings me from my childhood, amazing

This is so incredible!

Who’s watching in 2023? 😂

can anyone tell me where i can find the full length version please

What a strong man, knowing he was broken and had to be left alone. What a loving husband, knowing that he still loved his wife but was so hurt by the lose of his daughter, that he needed space. What a giving father that he made sure his living son was taken care of financially so that he could to be closer to his dead daughter by giving up everything.

I loved this show. I wrote to rapido and Channel 4 about releasing, but the computer said no. Shame

You did a great job sir. Very touching,very sad and very inspiring.

Boppa from the Shed in Leicester lol

Great man and documentary. What nobody says is that it was partly due to the stupidity of the pilots that caused this crash. Why dumping fuel and flying out to do that, following the rules etc. In an emergency you do what is nessasary... period. If they would have pushed the nose down immediately in full speed they would have reached the airport. Following the rules got many people killed since the beginning of time.

Is there any info yet on where we can get the other episodes? The nostalgia!

Ian Shaw is still alive, he's 84 years old now. He featured in a Swiss/German documentary (which can be found on KZbin) on the crash of SWR111.

i cant wait to get out of business and live in a van to get away from this.

My your daughter rest in peace🙌🇨🇭

We all know that Ian has found his way of grieving at Peggys Cove. Of course, the location is not chosen at random. The generosity of his wife in allowing him to make this declaration can only be explained by deep love.

Srf

legendary

Could this show be more 90’s?

These days mannnnn

He looked inward, in his grief, and found the things which truly matter the most. Fascinating, and, inspirational.

❤️ Love is eternal It's loss defined Memory is a carriage Which carries time Tethers and links Smiles and tears Joy and reflection Framed through the years A body of flesh Skin and bone Dust and sand A soul not alone A father and daughter The golden length A blanket of memories To reinforce the strength Love has no boundary Nor space nor time It is everlasting And is well defined For the lives lost on Swiss Flight 111 and their loved ones. This tragedy is strongly felt.

A sob story, projecting his hopes into his daughter and then she dies

Marvelous

These guys are pants. They've never even played a proper game for an amateur local team. no chance of making it

So great to see this. It brings back memories. Bex is as much of a cow as I had remembered her to be. I never got what so objectionable about Sheryl.

Ngl it's bloody difficult even average players would find it difficult

Woow!! I never imagine I hear Neil singing on rock ritm. It sound amazing. God save the PSB!!!!

I just reminded myself of this - such an incredible production Mike Christie just incredible!

its indeed the courage of Mr.IAN Shaw. I am an Indian , after watching the Swiss Air 111 Crash Documentary , i felt so sad.... But The Mr.Shaw is very courageous..... i wish i can visit this place The SHAW's Landing. Yadu Ajay

Amazing and heartbreaking/warming story. I would love to meet Ian at Shaws landing one day and please can you make another doc about Norm and the Stone forge....something tells me he like Ian is also a Legend. Cheers!

One's duleur out of 229! Does her daughter love to eat lobster? If yes I understand why he is preparing lobsters every day, thinking he is steel cooking for his daughter! Never this happen to no one! He's daughter is with him in his heart!

My heart goes out to him. What an amazing man. ❤️

These things happen. They always have. It's the way you deal with them that counts. He did OK. Still, the irony is hard to ignore. His daughter was raised in a world of luxury, and it was one of those luxuries (a faulty inflight entertainment system for first-class) that eventually lead to her demise.

What an amazing man I’d love to hug him tight

He really is one of the most interesting dudes that I've read/heard of. Sucks this happened to him. His menu looks amazing tho!

I remember watching this🤣🤣🤣 they were all so shit