Neil Armstrong interview on TV question

BBC Magazine has a piece on it news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/8133835.stm

I was watching it last night on BBC3. I thought that since Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon that he would be more telling of his experience but instead he was very private and reclusive about it. The Interviewer didn't actually interview Armstrong himself, the only contact he had with him was via email. I think from watching it, Neil didn't want the whole moon landing to be attributed to him, but rather the tens of thousands of people ( the unsung heroes) who worked for years in order just to get them there. Very modest of him if you ask me. It was an OK documentary.

larneastro wrote:

You should be able to see this on the BBC iplayer

bbc.co.uk/iplayer

I'd be interested to know if this works in the South!

Us "southerners" don't get to watch iPlayer because our poxy proxy connections won't let us. Damn Commonwealth rules... :rules:

Seanie.

Turn on BBC4 now, it seems to be a space night tonight, all moon related programs. !

Here is the schedule for the program:
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lkvln

I didn't think that much of it really. If you've read Smiths book "Moodust" you won't find anything new here.

Gordon

Thanks Dave...
will tune in to see...