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Heads up for this slightly disturbing insight into The ex Libertines frontman, deffo worth a look.

Five minutes in and he's already off his head Big shame as he's such a talent.

This programme didn't show us anything we didn't already know about Pete Doherty - it was more about how mental illness/bi-polar conditions affect people.

Max Carlish came across worse than Pete I thought. The guy thought he was the greatest documentary maker ever, but yet still managed to run out of tape whilst finally getting an interview with Pete. Duh

and then cries like a baby when Pete lands him a dead on punch for selling pictures to the Sunday Mirror, where was all his love and respect & admiration for Pete then?

Disturbing to say the least but glad I watched it as I actually learnt something, rather than the vacant ramblings on Celebrity Love Island

Would have been more fitting imo to have done a similar profile on Ian Curtis in view of his anniversary.He suffered similar mental problems and anxieties but left a lasting legacy of music behind.Whether Pete Doherty will still have his music played on the radio in 25 yrs time remains to be seen

Whether Pete cleans up his act or not remains to be seen, but his body will only be able to take it for so long..hopefully Kate Moss will help him get straight.

Max Carlish came across as unstable, typical of his illness I guess..his pieces to camera were quite bizarre at times

A documentary on Ian Curtis just HAS to be made spiky!!

25th anniversary of Marc Bolan too is just around the corner.

Guess some people are just on self destruct mode and pursuing the route is often easier than facing up to and trying to overcome their problems.
God I'm depressed now!

it should have been trailed as a doc about carlish.

what an ego!!

Wonder how much CH4 paid for it in the end..Carlish said he was 20k in debt