Good showing with Dark Side on Foley. Yes, it covered a lot of territory that wrestling fans already knew, but it was certainly more critical than any WWE production would be, talking to Foley, family and past WWE/F folk about the damage it (and the infamous "I quit" match) caused for his future well-being.
It's remarkable that Foley remains as lucid and well-spoken as he is, but I think everybody knows the switch could flip in the coming years.
Jim Ross was involved, which was suiting, and I appreciated the insight from Al Snow, Gerald Brisco and the French trainer/doctor the company had at the time.
Next week: Ludvig Borga.
