| Butcher Invisible Wounds 23:02 - Jun 9 with 902 views | uppersirbob |
Wow what a watch if you did not get to watch tonight its well worth it
Big up to Terry And His Family
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| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:03 - Jun 9 with 890 views | peterleeblue |
Amazing programme. |  | | |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:07 - Jun 9 with 853 views | cressi |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:03 - Jun 9 by peterleeblue |
Amazing programme. |
Was very good .The Butcher family were and are very brave under absolutely terrible circumstances. | | | |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:20 - Jun 9 with 810 views | peterleeblue |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:07 - Jun 9 by cressi |
Was very good .The Butcher family were and are very brave under absolutely terrible circumstances. |
His bond with Russell was something to behold as well.
I wonder how many friendships endure 50 years with that strength. | | | |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:23 - Jun 9 with 795 views | reusersfreekicks |
Excellent programme.
Should have been in ITV1 |  | | |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 23:42 - Jun 9 with 723 views | Hugoagogo_Reborn |
Have recorded to watch tomorrow! 👍🏻 |  |
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| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 11:16 - Jun 10 with 334 views | WeWereZombies |
Watched it last night and, whilst I am not going to say 'wow' about it, it left me thinking for a couple of hours. I think it could have been a four parter with each episode three quarters of an hour to cover the ground that it tried to do.
I rarely watch ITV, I only have their player for the live football, but the less judgemental approach reminded me of the shortcomings I used to find with the Beeb back in the Sixties and Seventies when I watched ITV as much if not more ('World In Action' and the John Pilger documentaries probably did as much to shape my political view as two years of a Masters Degree reading political philosophy.) Stuart Burley did a very good job |  |
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| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 11:26 - Jun 10 with 297 views | Deano69 |
| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 11:16 - Jun 10 by WeWereZombies |
Watched it last night and, whilst I am not going to say 'wow' about it, it left me thinking for a couple of hours. I think it could have been a four parter with each episode three quarters of an hour to cover the ground that it tried to do.
I rarely watch ITV, I only have their player for the live football, but the less judgemental approach reminded me of the shortcomings I used to find with the Beeb back in the Sixties and Seventies when I watched ITV as much if not more ('World In Action' and the John Pilger documentaries probably did as much to shape my political view as two years of a Masters Degree reading political philosophy.) Stuart Burley did a very good job |
It had to be timed in accordance with ITV requirements. There was a lot more filmed than shown last night with a view of much as you have suggested, 4 parts.
Finding your troubled son dead on the bedroom floor takes some getting back from as a family... I cried as much as I laughed at the Butch stories. |  |
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| Butcher Invisible Wounds on 11:51 - Jun 10 with 236 views | didsburyblue |
The itvX version is the cinema (feature length) release and is 10-15 minutes longer than the version screened on itv4 last night.
Would suggest watching this version rather than a recorded version of the itv4 showing. The longer version has a lot more context in it + also more Ipswich footage. As an example, a very interesting anecdote regarding a conversation between Terry's Dad and Bobby Ferguson from Terry's early career was cut from the edit last night but is in the itvX version. | | | |
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