Thanks for the comments on this video, everyone! For those asking about Mr. Pigden, as revealed in the real-life ITV4 documentary, he didn’t know Mr. Pigden was still alive at the time. Keep in mind, this documentary was made in 2000-technology and social media weren’t as prevalent back then, so it’s understandable that he wouldn’t have known. Just wanted to clear that up. Thanks again, everyone!
Hi, I don't think this was recorded at BBC Television Centre. Ian's talk show was produced both at Teddington Studios and The London Studios, so since This Is Your Life was always based at Teddington, I think this was done at Teddington Studios and not BBC Television Centre.
This popped up randomly as a suggestion on RUclips - as a United fan, I used to hate Ian growing up with Arsenal as bitter rivals, it was really due to fear of what he might do on the pitch. Now, as am adult, recently hearing his story about how he really did not have any parental love and guidance growing up and being someone who experienced that also, I have sympathy, understanding and love for the man.
Was superb to see Arsene, Seaman, David Dein and co there to support Ian. Wenger saved his Arsenal career after Rioch nearly destroyed it. That PL title medal he finally won with us was well deserved and was the final medal he was desperate to win with us.
I’ve always said the club should put one up of him. It’s easy to forget the impact he had on Arsenal. That’s simply unfortunate and due to the unmatched legendary status of Thierry Henry who broke his goal scoring record.
Wrighty looks like he's remembering far harsher times when his mum is trying to make out some lovable family tale....knowing what we now know I doubt if he was delighted his absentee father was there at all. Shows how fake TIYL is. Wrighty's true story of his life is as awful as it is inspiring. His life experience and Mr Pigden's influence are behind all the good works he's got involved in. He wants to make a difference like his teacher made to him.
TIYL were unlikely to have been privy to the story of abuse. It's only when ian wright divulged it a few years later that it all became known. But harsh to criticise the television show. Mind you, it's a shame Mr pigden didn't feature in this episode.
Ian may not be happy with this as he is not with his wife Debbie now. Good to see this old show though, and shame he hasn't discovered Mr Pigden is still alive at the time.
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Thanks for the comments on this video, everyone! For those asking about Mr. Pigden, as revealed in the real-life ITV4 documentary, he didn’t know Mr. Pigden was still alive at the time. Keep in mind, this documentary was made in 2000-technology and social media weren’t as prevalent back then, so it’s understandable that he wouldn’t have known. Just wanted to clear that up. Thanks again, everyone!
Hi, I don't think this was recorded at BBC Television Centre. Ian's talk show was produced both at Teddington Studios and The London Studios, so since This Is Your Life was always based at Teddington, I think this was done at Teddington Studios and not BBC Television Centre.
@@johnking5174 It was at Television Centre there's a website called bigredbook.info and it mentioned that this edition was filmed at Television Centre
@@classicsportclassictiyl8547 Ok, just didn't recognise the corridor. I wonder which studio they used?
Can we start a petition to bring a show like this back now?
RIP Daniel De-Gale. I enjoyed this so much... Ian Wright is more than a legend, he is an icon to some.
I love Ian Wright, I got so emotional watching this, ❤ Thank you for sharing it xxx
My absolute hero. What a man
I missed this episode when it was broadcast the first time...thank God for RUclips. Bless up Wrighty:)
This popped up randomly as a suggestion on RUclips - as a United fan, I used to hate Ian growing up with Arsenal as bitter rivals, it was really due to fear of what he might do on the pitch. Now, as am adult, recently hearing his story about how he really did not have any parental love and guidance growing up and being someone who experienced that also, I have sympathy, understanding and love for the man.
Was superb to see Arsene, Seaman, David Dein and co there to support Ian. Wenger saved his Arsenal career after Rioch nearly destroyed it. That PL title medal he finally won with us was well deserved and was the final medal he was desperate to win with us.
Dennis and Bob wilson there too
You’re missing the main man Denis
Where's Rocky, David Rocastle ? I think he would have still been with us when this was filmed ? R I P great player & man.
As United fan, this man should have a statue. Great man
I’ve always said the club should put one up of him. It’s easy to forget the impact he had on Arsenal. That’s simply unfortunate and due to the unmatched legendary status of Thierry Henry who broke his goal scoring record.
A touching tribute to a man who has been through it all and come out on top. Still humble and still one of the best ever. Love this guy.
This is The greatest show for someone like me who never got to see it on air
Such a genuine guy
The reason I became an Arsenal supporter.
Love that man. Those trousers though lol Ian was an amazing footballer. And hes a kind and gentle soul!! First time ive saw this.
We need these shows brought back ❤
You can’t not live Ian weight, such a nice bloke and top top player for us back in the days, love this video it’s so good
Love him❤he’s so down to earth and humble and so respectful
Love Wrighty! Amazing footballer and an even better human being.
His grandson D'Margio is now playing professionally. Amazing!
Top man Ian wright wright wright ❤
Love Wrighty. What a man.
Miss this beautiful show❤classic
i remember when this aired...
One Top Guy.
Anyone else cry?
Top legend
Legend
Wrighty looks like he's remembering far harsher times when his mum is trying to make out some lovable family tale....knowing what we now know I doubt if he was delighted his absentee father was there at all. Shows how fake TIYL is. Wrighty's true story of his life is as awful as it is inspiring. His life experience and Mr Pigden's influence are behind all the good works he's got involved in. He wants to make a difference like his teacher made to him.
TIYL were unlikely to have been privy to the story of abuse. It's only when ian wright divulged it a few years later that it all became known. But harsh to criticise the television show.
Mind you, it's a shame Mr pigden didn't feature in this episode.
Nice episode but where’s Mr Pigden?
He didn't know at the time I think
@@classicsportclassictiyl8547He didn’t know what? It was his school teacher, The producers could have hunted him down.
@@QPRLAD86 maybe they couldn't have been able to at the time
He was told mr pigdon gad died
@@garyporter3243 also bare in mind this was from the year 2000
Love this
What a true gentleman this guy is exudes class ❤
This man had a great soul
An inspiring story. Awful childhood turned around in spectacular fashion.
Shame Mr Pigden couldn’t be there. His old P.E Teacher. Ian Wright Wright Wright
Ian may not be happy with this as he is not with his wife Debbie now.
Good to see this old show though, and shame he hasn't discovered Mr Pigden is still alive at the time.
A True Gent - Mr Wright ❤❤❤
Have you got any more episodes of This is your life please?
Click on the uploader thumbnail then click on videos there's loads of episodes
R.I.P Daniel De-Gale 🙏🏾
Aidan's right about Wrighty. Love both of them. ❤
R.I.P Aunty Nesta and Nicky ❤❤
Seems like a good man
When was this aired? 😊
Where is the biggest influence on Ian's life? Mr Pigden?
Everyone thought he was dead
Where was mr pigden
woww not a mention of sydney pigden.
"I've been a gooner all my life" hah
Death, taxes and Ian wright crying
His 'dad' gives me joe jackson vibes. If you know you know.
What year was this taken ?
He was at Celtic at the same time so 1999/2000 eve of the Millennium celebrations (as Ian mentioned as he's surprised).
@@rmkw4291 this ep went out in January 2000
But He Divorced his first Wife.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
No george graham no tony adams
No Roy Keane? That's not right :)
the show was finished at this stage ...-definitely undeserved......
That’s a bit harsh, he was just as deserving as any soap star
@@NoName-eo2mv the show became a joke in its latter stages ..but the early ones were great .