Louis Theroux: Life on the Edge

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It's on tomorrow
A look back at 25 years of his documentaries
I hope this doesn't mean he's not making any more!
I love Louis

Oooh have put on record! Been listening to his lockdown podcasts while in the bath

I love him
He doesn't do enough documentaries!

Oh I hope not, his episode of the Off Menu podcast was an utter joy.

Thanks for the info. Have just listened to him with Richard herring on the Leicester square theatre podcast

He was saying online that the retrospective was driven by lockdown preventing him making new shows. I'm sure as things get back to normal he will be out weirdo wrangling once again!

Oh good

I hope this doesn't mean he's not making any more!

He says in his podcast that he was about to start making a new thing when Covid struck, so no, I don't think he's planning on retiring. I'd love to know what the one is that he's had to postpone.

I want that mug that says I gotta get theroux this!

Watching the last one. Forgot how uncomfortable it was watching them teaching the children about 'fags'

Really sad watching about that couple with the mum who had the brain injury

Makes you think how precious life is

He is a great journalist. His speech at the end of the last programme had me in tears, when he talked about the risk of love. He's insightful, patient and inquisitive without judgement.

Yes so true