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"make me normal" Ch 4 Thursday

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bunny2 · 31/05/2005 19:14

tv programme about teenagers living with ASD

Todays Indie gave it a good write-up.

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RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:10

HOPE YOU ARE WATCHING

charliecat · 02/06/2005 21:12

watching

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Thomcat · 02/06/2005 21:15

Watching.
Had to come on right now though and say that for some reason, something about the lovley, gentle, sweet 18 yr old with an obsession with Eastenders made me sob, absolutley sob, my heart out. I haven't cried like that for so long. I just wanted it to be okay for him. It was when he said he wishes he didn't have it and he was so lovely, I wanted to take it away and make it better and it just broke my heart, I mean really.
Maybe it's a bit to do with pregnancy hormones?

I'm so pleased this programme has been made.

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:25

When he was in the box to talk

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:30

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katierocket · 02/06/2005 21:32

I am blown away by this programme. So poignant, sad and also interesting. That headteacher is amazing. The poor poor boy who lost his mum

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:35

It is very good

Just hope everyone is watching

wheresmyfroggy · 02/06/2005 21:36

I recorded the voice over for this programme and thought it was great

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:43

WOW WMF

wheresmyfroggy · 02/06/2005 21:47

although if you asked me who does the voice i dont even remember if it was a man or woman

(did it weeks ago)

Newbarnsleygirl · 02/06/2005 21:48

Roy is just like a boy that dh does respite with.

Lovely and sad at the same time.

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:49

Do you mean you did sound recording

It is a man

Chocol8 · 02/06/2005 21:49

Was in tears before the first break - especially Moneer and the older boy Roy remind me of ds so so much.

wheresmyfroggy · 02/06/2005 21:52

Yes i recorded it (Thats not my voice if thats what you first thought )

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:53

Yes did

RTKangaMummy · 02/06/2005 21:56

So are you dubbing mixer BJ

katierocket · 02/06/2005 21:58

what a fantastic programme. Amazing children, so heart wrenching. What happens if they do get excluded from that school? (I think I might have missed that bit) Where would they go?

Thomcat · 02/06/2005 22:01

Roy pulled at my heart strings the most for some reason, although the boy who lost his mum and roxanne obviously hugely. it's so unfair and so cruel. It's horrid that they are so aware of autism and want to be rid of it so much, that hurts like hell to witness.

wheresmyfroggy · 02/06/2005 22:01

No, i am a dubbing mixer but i just recorded Voice over for this so no credit

BJ is the man who got me my first job in the industry when i was 18