The "The Last Dance" Thread

Carmen Electra 2002:


Carmen Electra 2020:

 

Why? I find this Bulls doc to be the best sports on television since the virus.

 

What? Better than drunk Roger Goodell and Bill Belichick's dog?

 

And, Rodman being Rodman, he shows up late to the game, enters to the NWO theme, and Ross yells “BAH GAWD that’s Dennis Rodman’s music!!!”

 

Fine. I'm not much of a voyeur anymore other than Book-TV on weekends.

 

LOL! Didn't see either, but enjoyed reading the speculation and photographs.

 

I’m 50.

I remember Jordan as a freshman, but I don’t remember Al Wood.
I was just commenting on the popularity of the series.

 

I don't remember Al Wood much either, Scout. No worries.

 

Al Wood was the best player on the 1981 team that lost to Indiana in the championship game. He had a bad shoulder injury that affected his performance. If you were around back then you would remember him. He had a huge game (39 pts) to beat Ralph Sampson led Virginia in the semifinal. He doesn't get hurt and NC gets much closer to beating Indiana and Isiah Thomas. He was a great college player.

 

Yeah, Al Wood was certainly a household name when we were around back then. Damn, cannot believe we forgot about him.

 

I’d prefer that MJ didn’t have editorial control. I get that a large part of the appeal is it’s MJ telling his story, after decades of laying low, but I always prefer a biography to an autobiography.

 

I tuned into sports-talk radio in Kansas City and Omaha today and both were talking about "The Last Dance."

Don't think I've ever heard more of a blatant play for ratings from the low-end of males 25-54. It's SO obvious.

But, I suppose that was better than some Nebraska guy getting drafted in the fifth or sixth round, which I suffered five minutes through before tuning out.