I like it, she talks on camera about her childhood and other things. She can draw pretty well, which I never knew about.

I still can't believe that she is gone.

Left-Eye TLC chick?

Yup, that's the one.

I've seen it 2 times. The first time I watched it,I got a weird feeling afterwards.

I watched a few minutes of it tonight.

I saw some of it . . . those last moment that they caught were so sad. I cried when I watched it. I was a big TLC fan when I was younger. It was very upsetting

ThreadCula said:

It is kind of strange to see someone on TV talking about their life, when you know that they are no longer with us.

jess555ja said:

Uh oh, I'd better make sure I have some tissues handy.

psychodelicide said:

The show was profound.

psychodelicide said:

It is not that bad . . .I just had a hard time because I had a family member die in a similar manner and it just brings back bad memories

MsLegs said:

Yes, it most definitely was.

jess555ja said:

I'm sorry to hear about that.

psychodelicide said:

She didn't it hold back at all.
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Yes, I've seen it twice and I was moved both times how she felt her death coming. the part about the little boy (Lopez) where she kept his shoes and a few scenes later the crash occurs, chilling.

MsLegs said:

That's for sure, she was very upfront and honest about everything, even about how TLC had to file for bankruptcy.

statuesqque said:

Wow, Lisa knew that she was about to die? That definitely is chilling.

psychodelicide said:

she sensed it and towards the end of the doc she was filming it seem to have gotten stronger because her attitude changed and especially after the accident with the little boy. she actually says she felt the angel of death was after her but got the little boy by mistake.

statuesqque said:

psychodelicide said:

it's worth watching

statuesqque said:

Definitely, I'm enjoying watching this show very much. I like it because Lisa lets you into her life.

psychodelicide said:

she was very open

statuesqque said:

I'm watching the part about the little boy who died. His last name was also Lopez - how freaky is that? It was very sweet of Lisa to pay for his hospital and funeral expenses. I felt sorry for the little boy's mother.

psychodelicide said:

yeah it was sad and sweet of her but she kept his shoes, that was a bad sign to me.

statuesqque said:

It was also sad at the end when they showed the car crashing, and then laying upside down all bashed up.

psychodelicide said:

I think them leaving the scenes in up to the end was in keeping with her openness throughout the rest of the documentary.

statuesqque said:

Very good point, I'm sure it was, now that you mention it.

There was a thread about this in M:NP not too long ago, pretty interesting. Some people seem to think she crashed in purpose, I still don't understand that shit

CalhounSq said:

Crashed on purpose? I don't understand it either, that's crazy.

psychodelicide said:

The offical report was that a child ran into the road or across the highway and she swerved to miss him or her.

statuesqque said:

Really? I didn't hear about that, thanks for the info.

psychodelicide said:

welcome