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No pun intended - also allegedly ... then again, when so many people speak out ... well you'll be the judge. And I have to admit I did catch myself thinking during the first episode: are people trying to frame him? Could he be mostly innocent? But then I remembered and saw the scene with Cassie ... it is not shown it is entirety in the first episode ... but it is shown.

If you have not seen it yet ... there is nothing ... and I mean nothing that excuses the behavior he stooped and showed there. Now you could argue that it might have been a one off ... one incident ... but if you watch it ... it doesn't feel like this was the exception.

But this documentary (in series form) is well done and many people are going to give their insights ... and it is mostly people who at one point or another were close to the man himself ... a lot of things are being shown - one of the (at least for me) lesser known stuff: one of the first concerts Combs was involved with ... and the notoriety he developed after it ... for not the right reasons ... as in people actually died back then.

See a pattern here? Well what I can say is that the for my taste at least Suge Knight is coming off way too "friendly". I've seen and heard many other things ... that said, I would not take that and validate any defense for Combs .. but as always you be the judge by watching ... overall this is as in depth as possible ... will you be able to listen to his music after watching (and especially hearing) some of the survivors/witnesses? Not judging either way ...

Type A? No pun intended is the only thing that is for sure - this chaotic retelling of actual events is quite mad. Blackberry ... I remember them, but I never knew the story behind their rise (and eventual fall).

So this movie, which I assume is close to what happened back in the day ... is quite crazy. Motivations are clear ... yet still will make you shake your head. Why would they go to those lengths .. mixed in actual footage of other people (companies) ... fruity challenges of sorts.

But when you think you're way bigger than you actually are ... not to mention you're unable to reflect ... and/or tell the truth ... not the best mixture. When you blame others for your own shortcomings ... it is a clear sign that something is wrong and off ... you'll understand once you watch.

This is the birth ... of the director of Sadness you say? Well maybe that is what I meant, maybe not - no pun intended either way. This is short enough to be "entertaining" enough before losing its ... touch.

It starts off classic enough ... before we dive into the madness ... not safe for work as they would say. In other words nothing for children - even if the animation at first feels like it could have been made 100 years ago ...