Sue's BBC interview

If anybody has the opportunity to upload Sue's BBC interview tonight, plz do so! It will be available here shortly after broadcast: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

(Won't work for me, I'm not in the UK)

People living outside the UK can watch BBC Two in this web: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

The programme will air at 22:30 (GMT) / 17:30 (EST)

Any american links?

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: Thank you!

Ah something I can finally watch on my TV.

How many interviews/ write ups are there then?

Diane Sawyer
BBC x2 (an extended one next week?)
Piece in Guardian?

Sure people have mentioned more as well?

Edit - just seen Gonz's index further down the board - thanks for that.

Anyone watching this tonight on TV?

Will try to stream. Hope that it will work

carrie12 wrote:

Will try to stream. Hope that it will work

Hope it works for you. It just started now.

Yes, I saw it. The faith aspect moved me, I'm a bit teary now.

Just seen the BBC interview.

The bit where Sue says she used to wear Dylan's clothes after he was gone made me picture her in the trench coat and baseball cap.

Way better than the 20/20 one to me. And it was only 15 minutes long, looking forward to watch the extended version on Saturday.

Wasn't the original announcement for the extended version Friday? Or am I messing that up? All the interviews...

Gonz wrote:

Way better than the 20/20 one to me. And it was only 15 minutes long, looking forward to watch the extended version on Saturday.

I agree and me too.
The colour pictures and footage looks so different on TV. I'm used to seeing everything on a computer.

carrie12 wrote:

Wasn't the original announcement for the extended version Friday? Or am I messing that up? All the interviews...

Both days, the host said it is going to air on Friday and Saturday.

queenfarooq wrote:

Gonz wrote:

Way better than the 20/20 one to me. And it was only 15 minutes long, looking forward to watch the extended version on Saturday.

I agree and me too.
The colour pictures and footage looks so different on TV. I'm used to seeing everything on a computer.

Yes, the April 20 footage looks so clear on TV after being used to see the low quality YouTube videos…

I thought she said it's being shown twice this coming weekend. I think it said Sat & Sun at 21:30pm. You've got me thinking it may have said Fri & Sat now though.

Apparently, the longer version will be on several times, first on Friday, then Sat & Sun: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

All times are GMT.

On BBC News:

- Saturday (20 Feb 2016) at 4:30 and 21:30.
- Sunday (21 Feb 2016) at 3:30 and 21:30.

On BBC World News:

- Friday (19 Feb 2016) at 21:30.
- Saturday (20 Feb 2016) at 1:30, 4:30, 12:30 and 23:30.
- Sunday (21 Feb 2016) at 18:30.
- Thursday (25 Feb 2016) at 1:30 and 4:30.

Here's a snippet from today's part: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Good news, it's been uploaded to the official YouTube account.

Great! Thank you for posting. Hope that the extended version will be available as well.

thanks i will watch it after college surprise, my book arrived yesterday, but i wasn´t at home, so have to go to the post office. i thought it would be arrive next week like amazon said.

I agree the BBC interview was much better than 20/20. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] the part about her faith moved me as well despite me not being religious or even spiritual. I can really imagine that unbearable feeling of unfinished business she must have that is so common with grief, but so magnified in her situation. To have finality thrust upon you is so difficult. I know in my life I depend too much on being able to communicate with the people I love again some other time (trying to be better about that), so it's just heartbreaking to imagine how she must feel.

I wish she would've been asked about what she'd say to Dylan if she could see him again. I imagine she just has this unshakable urge to tell him it could have been okay, that there was a different answer to his problems, and that she's sorry she didn't realize what she was going through. She got all kinds of new information about him after he was already dead, so I think she feels they have a lot of catching up to do.

fatlittleparasite wrote:

I wish she would've been asked about what she'd say to Dylan if she could see him again. I imagine she just has this unshakable urge to tell him it could have been okay, that there was a different answer to his problems, and that she's sorry she didn't realize what she was going through. She got all kinds of new information about him after he was already dead, so I think she feels they have a lot of catching up to do.

This is from the "Far from the Tree" Klebolds chapter, I think it kinda answer you question:

When I asked the Klebolds what they would want to ask Dylan if he were in the room with us, Tom said, “I’d ask him what the hell he was thinking and what the hell he thought he was doing!” Sue looked down at the floor for a minute before saying quietly, “I would ask him to forgive me, for being his mother and never knowing what was going on inside his head, for not being able to help him, for not being the person that he could confide in.” Later she said, “I’ve had thousands of dreams about Dylan where I’m talking to him and trying to get him to tell me how he feels. I dreamed that I was getting him ready for bed, and I lifted up his shirt, and he was covered with cuts. And he was in all this pain, and I didn’t see it; it was hidden.”

Thanks Gonz! I haven't read that one. I hope Sue isn't plagued by dreams like that so much anymore.