Biography: WWE Legends

These A & E things are garbage. They trash people who are dead and who can't speak for themselves. They get biter exes and people who have nothing to do with them to trash the guys for ratings. Do not buy this! Terrible, and A & E should be stopped.

Although well produced and some interesting behind the scenes footage, overall a big let down as it history from Vince McMahon and his backroom staff.

To paint Randy Savage in such a negative light who was constant professional while Ultimate Warrior is painted as a hero who had "faults" tells you all you need to know in this series.

A real shame as it had a lot of potential.

Overall really entertaining and Informative. However, because its WWE, things are sometimes omitted, exaggerated or spun to fit thier narrative. History is written by the winners after all.

Phenomenal biography/documentary on the stars/legends of wrestling. A must watch... You won't be disappointed.

Being a kid growing up in the golden years of the 80's I loved "WWF" Wrestling as it began it's exposure on cable TV with many shows. Many of my favorites were Rowdy Roddy, Randy Savage, Ultimate Warrior, and Bret Hart. As I loved their ways good or bad as the matches they did made memories, as with this A&E series "Biography: WWE Legends" it shows vintage footage interviews and match clips that I enjoyed from the good old days! The series in 8 parts with 2 hour docs, is a feast a joy for any old "WWF" Wrestling fan. The episodes also give personal info on each grappler showing each's humble starts from home to bodybuilding, to breaking in the regional circuits, interviews are given with friends and stars like Hulk Hogan, Brother Love, and owner and company CEO Mr. Vince. Also revealing and heartbreaking is the tragic downfall and early passing of many wrestling superstars, among my favorites of this series were Randy Savage, Rowdy Roddy, Ultimate Warrior and Brett Hart. Overall a must watch for any wrestling fan and pop culture "WWF" historian buff.