Simply as sports activities seasons world wide have been shutting down attributable to coronavirus, ESPN saved us by transferring up the discharge date of what is shaping as much as be one of many fascinating sports activities documentaries of all time. Director Jason O’Inheritor gifted basketball followers with The Last Dance, a ten-episode miniseries about Michael Jordan‘s closing championship-winning season with the Chicago Bulls.
The 1997-98 season additionally marked the Bulls second three-peat with Jordan, and his second retirement from the sport. O’Inheritor captures the final hurrah of an unbeatable basketball dynasty with a mixture of present interviews, sport tapes, and archive footage captured behind-the-scenes throughout the Bulls’ sixth world championship bid. Interviews embrace the legend himself, Michael Jordan, in addition to Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson, Kobe Bryant, Bob Costas, Nas, Barack Obama and lots of extra.
The collection initially debuted April 19 on ESPN and can proceed to air Sundays at 9/8c till the finale on Could 18. However for these of you leaping on the bandwagon late and questioning the place to catch up, TV Information’s bought you lined.
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You’ll be able to stream The Final Dance through ESPN.com (with a cable TV log in), Hulu with Live TV subscription, or Sling subscription. Worldwide audiences can stream the collection on Netflix, with every episode added the Monday after it airs on ESPN. American audiences will have the ability to stream the whole collection on Netflix beginning July 19. Sadly The Final Dance will not hit ESPN’s personal streaming platform, ESPN+, till July 2021.
The Final Dance airs Sundays at 9/8c on ESPN.