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Keith Moon: Final 24: His Final Hours

Final 24 documents the final moments of this rock star’s life. This compelling documentary series unlocks the hidden secrets, psychological flaws and events that result in the tragic deaths of famed notorious and the iconic. Every episode maps out the final 24 hours of a different famous person’s life. The series weaves the star’s back-story with events from their last day, which lays bare the threads of fate that led inextricably from childhood to the moment of death. These are no ordinary biographies. They’re psychological detective stories attempting to uncover the mystery of why the celebrity died. September 6, 1978: Keith Moon is one of the most outrageous rock’n’roll performers in the world. As the genius drummer for The Who, wild-man Moon is a non-stop party animal. In 24 hours, however, the party will be over… And Moon will be dead. Featuring archival footage, dramatic reenactments, and interviews with his family and closest companions, Final 24 documents the final moments of this rock star’s life.

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  1. I don’t know about anyone else, but i watched this on my laptop, and the TCR clock was at the bottom the entire time. Very distracting.

  2. No, he means too much of the same thing over and over … this story could have been told in about 1 minute 30 seconds.

  3. enjoyed this program ..hear a clever audio of a play written about his life by one of his close companions on a BA flight a few months ago … too bad such an early loss of talent and he seemed very personable 

  4. Too much sensationalism, tabloid-ism, and recycling of facts and timeline to make this NON WATCHABLE!

    • This is after all the late great Keith Moon.  One of the greatest rock drummers of all time.  Of course this is going to be hyped up & sensationalized surrounding the circumstances of his life & death.  As far as recycled material, the dude died 34 years ago. How much fresh film of him if any is still out there?