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5th January 2013, 00:35 #31
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Originally Posted by Mark'Heroes don't die, they just move on to the next stage.' CMac Forever
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5th January 2013, 14:57 #32
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I cannot see what problem the BBC have with the Colin McRae tribute. If they go on like this we will never get any programmes about our heros at all, there will always be something in their profile that could upset someone, somewhare.
Another of my heros was Graham Hill, but he was flying the plane that crashed and killed several of his team, will he be wiped from the BBC playlist as well?
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5th January 2013, 18:42 #33Originally Posted by Russ
All his passengers were consenting adults.
Without being too detailed McRae was flying illegally and executing hazardous manoeuvres at low level. Children were killed - something the BBC felt that would leave them open to criticism, especially at Christmas time.Kris Meeke got fired -PSG so terrified they quit!
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5th January 2013, 18:46 #34
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I can't help but feel this whole 'issue' is typically British... Being too cautious on every possible subject that may upset some viewers.
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5th January 2013, 18:57 #35
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I dont understand it neither... They dont even have to talk about the crash. It is a tribute to his career, not a documentary on the crash...
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5th January 2013, 19:06 #36Originally Posted by dupanton
So actually they do have to mention the crash to ensure 'balance' or else commission a programme just about the crash!Kris Meeke got fired -PSG so terrified they quit!
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5th January 2013, 19:19 #37
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5th January 2013, 19:45 #38
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McRae has been always inclined little too much for risk, in his Racing career, but also his life. That made him one of the greatest drivers and we all Rally fans here in the forum admire that. But the risks he takes wouldn't be understood by many. But this was what he was after all, with all pros and cons. Nobody's perfect that's for sure. BBC are probably right not to broadcast the "contradictory" film.
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12th January 2013, 14:03 #39
Why are the BBC so over-sensitive about broardcasting a documemtary? It dosen't even have to go into detail about the helicopter accident.
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12th January 2013, 15:26 #40
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Doesn't it? We would know if they aired it
This is a Rally Portugal thing or on other WRC events as well?
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