Episode VII

The reason why I think this is the best episode is, that it´s different. First of all it shows the real MJ with his faults and not "the great Air Jordan". You can see, that he could be a really mean guy. Finally we can see Toni Kukoc, who played almost twice as much as Pippen. But he isn´t even mentioned, when they talk about "The last dance". They only talk about him as a player, when Jordan isn´t in the team.

The ending of this episode, with the music and Michael's monologue, gave me goosbumps. That section should be used for a motivational advertizement or something !

I can't imagine what life as MJ would have been like. The documentary helped me to put myself in his shoes at least for its running time. Great episode.

This is a stand alone episode. The series is excellent , the timeline is a bit tricky throughout the series anyway and now, besides getting the 80's straight and bringing back all that I loved about it , learning more about and seeing footage of Jordan is exciting and uplifting . While the series also explores other exceptional players / contributors in the franchise and game This particular episode is remarkable- all Jorden, as it touches on his other passions, coping strategies , what he has overcome , his role as a teammate , his vulnerability and his strength. I am proud to be a fan.

Amazing documentary so far. this is the best episode so far. it was perfection. and the ending gave me chills. MJ the goat