DATE and TIME of the BMAZM documentary

YaY! I just saw it...Very cool...I was glad to see some stuff that wasn't in the zombisodes....You folks are awesome!! Can't wait to see the whole movie!

A good show, I enjoyed watching it. (Yay, they used the video with the purple line across the screen! XD)
I would just like to point out that at 23:00 point Bryony makes a statement that I was upset that the script used wasnt "my" script and that is a horrid way to put it - it was the "Teams'" script and - guah, forget it.
The important thing is that we've only rekindled the interest in this project and that the show must go on.
I may have been a prat and lept out of the boat, but it's still our baby and we should get it completed.

Personally, i wanted to both kill the narrator and i found him funny to. I not sure 30 minutes was enough. It seemed very rushed and abit taking the mick like the narrator saying things like "he's so happy his closed fell off". They never showed the full clip. I think they really should have as it was what it was on about. I think they should have showed more stuff. I was a bit disapointed they never showed my interview clip but at the same time gald as i wounder what the narrator would have said about me.
Lol

Good to see the film project is still progressing and things are going well. I just watched the show, would have been a bit more interesting if it was more about how you did things etc rather than "ZOMGZ they have arguments in the interwebs!" but it was still interesting to watch.

watching it on iplayer and as someone that has never looked at this forum before i think the bb3 programme just took the piss out of you guys from start to finish from the fire every 5 mins to the girl going on holiday and just taking photo of nothing to the cloths coming off to the purple light , conclusion i came to was after watching it the beeb just poked fun at your hard work and looking at this forum you guys put alot of effort in and the way the beeb showed it was uncalled for and just mean tbh

if anything i would finish the film to stick two fingers up at the beeb ............but thats just me

The documentary did seem to adopt an attitude of; "how cute, they're trying to make a movie!" but I didn't really mind. They didn't slate us to the core, something that the newspaper reviews I read seemed to do instead, but it got selected as "Pick of the Day" anyway, and got people interested. This is key to the survival of the project - getting people involved and allowing them to be part of this experience. The BBC may have made the odd joke about us, but in turn we got a form of promotion other projects would be dying to get.

Well said, Fuz.

Be Well,
Shane