I watched this documentary last night, and i have to say that i was a little dissapointed.
I dunno if it was meant to be a tribute to Davy Jones (it fitst aired last year), as a lot of the show seemed to focus on him. There was no Mike, and the producers seemed to miss out a big chunk of the band's history.
Also, they talked to some fan's, who liked either Davy, Mike or Peter (it turned out 2 of them were best friends). Where was the Micky fan girl?.
I did like the story about Micky doing a improv concert for a bunch of schoolgirls in a park, and them singing back to him. It seemed a really cool experience. Wish i could have been there. I don't think the woman telling that story was a Micky fan girl. He had fan's, still does, and he seems so sweet and funny, and amazing. And has one of the best voices in pop history ever. They could have least talked to one Micky fan.
I hope, if they do another documentary on the band, they choose to tell the entire story, not just one bit of it.
I dunno if it was meant to be a tribute to Davy Jones (it fitst aired last year), as a lot of the show seemed to focus on him. There was no Mike, and the producers seemed to miss out a big chunk of the band's history.
Also, they talked to some fan's, who liked either Davy, Mike or Peter (it turned out 2 of them were best friends). Where was the Micky fan girl?.
I did like the story about Micky doing a improv concert for a bunch of schoolgirls in a park, and them singing back to him. It seemed a really cool experience. Wish i could have been there. I don't think the woman telling that story was a Micky fan girl. He had fan's, still does, and he seems so sweet and funny, and amazing. And has one of the best voices in pop history ever. They could have least talked to one Micky fan.
I hope, if they do another documentary on the band, they choose to tell the entire story, not just one bit of it.
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