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1. Malice at the Palace
Air date: Aug 10, 2021
The story of the 2004 brawl that occurred during an NBA game between the Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons; includes never-before-seen footage.
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2. Deal With the Devil
Air date: Aug 17, 2021
Boxer Christy Martin opens up about her battles in and out of the ring after breaking boundaries in the boxing world.
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3. Caitlyn Jenner
Air date: Aug 24, 2021
Retired decathlete Caitlyn Jenner recalls her life and career, offering up new insights on winning Olympic gold, making the decision to transition and her relationship with her children; includes newly discovered Olympic footage and home movies.
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4. Crime & Penalties
Air date: Aug 31, 2021
The Danbury Trashers, the bad boys of hockey, take orders from the teenage son of an owner with mob ties, and they have a reputation for being as violent as they are good.
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5. Breaking Point
Air date: Sep 7, 2021
Tennis player Mardy Fish tries to push through the mental strain at the 2012 US Open quarterfinals but bows out and is later diagnosed with an anxiety disorder; he goes public with his struggles to help athletes deal with mental health issues.
Untold (2021)
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This series is incredible, one of they best sports doc series period.
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Read so many good review so I watched The Girlfriend Who Didn't Exist, or at least the first 50 minutes. Firstly, poor sound mix. Music too loud, muffled speech. Secondly, 50 minutes could have been told in 5. A big fuss about not a lot. Am I missing something?
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Brilliant documentaries
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Wow! I'm not a sports fan or even knew who Manti Te'o was before this documentary but it really showcased his strength and Ronaiah's truth. This was very well done and it's sad to see how reporters will say anything to get the ratings without thinking or caring what will happen to the person behind the story. Manti Te'o has a new fan 🌺🌺🌺
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While Episodes 1 & 4 are a touch above, other than the Jenner episode all are worth watching!
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Episodes one and five are the only ones worthy of a watch, but the tennis one grates because the puppet master, parents and coaches, aren't brought to task for creating these basket cases in the current game. Literally took their eye off the ball.
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I haven't seen the other 4 episodes, but malice in the palace, it was a very sad documentary, and Jermaine O'neal heavily paid the price.
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Sports documentaries have a long line of excellent entries, and this one depicting the infamous Pacers-Pistons-fans brawl at the Palace of Auburn Hills is yet another addition to that line.
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Malice at the Palace: 3.5* --I remember watching this game live with a good friend and aside from a few of the different perspectives offered, there was not much new here that I hadn't already seen or read.--------- Deal with the Devil: 3.5* --Never a good sign when one of the principal players in a doc is doing his interviews wearing a prison uniform, and usually the longer it takes to explain his circumstances, the worse it ends up being. This doc provides a mix of an interesting and notable sports achievement based story with some horrifically heartbreaking true crime through surprisingly candid interviews with all those involved.---------- Caitlyn Jenner: 3.5* --I had never actually seen this much footage of Bruce Jenner's world record decathlon and found Caitlyn's narration of the event inspiring.--------- Crimes and Penalties: 3.5* --This wild story was totally new for me and I'm not sure how I had never heard any of this before. I am definitely enjoying this Untold series and appreciate the diverse selection of stories for the episodes.---------- Breaking Point: 3.5* --I was very familiar with Mardy Fish's story so this was the least interesting doc for me, despite being the one with the most important message from the Untold series. All credit goes to Mardy for sharing his story and experience.
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This is good stuff. It was great to hear far more of the actual reality of what at went down rather than just the very one-sided corporate press gasbags all spitting out the same, exact storyline. Costas was a tool on this one, among a great many other. Ron Artest will still always be little more than a goon & an avg. player. Jackson was something to watch. I know he didn't play that 'hardass streets OG' bs with the Spurs. Pop, Timmy and Ginobli don't play that. But he had skills. But O'Neal was the best of the three. Still, I loved that Piston team, esp. the '03-04 team w/ that bench. This doc very clearly shows the real culprit behind the melee, that subhuman POS John Green. Also, Alvin Shackleford is a blatant liar and the real b**ch. This fool has no idea what a sucker punch is. If you step to another person like that, with him/her right in front of you, and they punch you, you just got lit up. If that was a sucker punch, then every single punch in boxing history would be a sucker punch. And finally, no, the Pacers were NOT winning the 'chip that season if not for 'the Malice'. The Pistons and Spurs were both better and healthy. 3.8 stars
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