A Greg Norman 30 for 30 is in the works
A Greg Norman 30 for 30 has the pedigree to be a potential longform project.
A Greg Norman 30 for 30 has the pedigree to be a potential longform project.
Cooke joins ESPN from VICE, where she oversaw special projects and global news.
The 1986 New York Mets deserve a four-part "30 For 30" documentary.
"They were like a bunch of raffish rogues who come together for one great score, like the characters in a heist movie. Love them or hate them, you could not avoid the 1986 Mets."
"The nature of EAS violations requires particularly serious consideration because, among other issues, such violations undermine the integrity of the EAS by desensitizing viewers to the potential importance of warning tones and therefore implicate substantial public safety concerns."
This cast of characters couldn't be contained in a one- or two-hour documentary.
Viewers get to sit shotgun with Maya Moore and her family for this incredible ride.
The film will arrive in 2022.
The 1986 New York Mets ESPN 30 for 30 docuseries 'Once Upon a Time in Queens' features Jimmy Kimmel and Cousin Sal as executive producers.
'American Gladiators' was one of the early reality TV successes.
"Al Davis vs. The NFL" utilized deep fake technology on their two deceased principal figures and viewers weren't warming up to the idea.
Digital versions of Al Davis and Pete Rozelle are a key part of this documentary.
"Al Davis vs. The NFL" is set to premiere on ESPN on February 4 at 9:00 p.m.
"Can we tell a running story, but one that also looks at some of these other issues?"
Geist, ESPN's vice president and executive producer, ESPN Films and 30 for 30, is leaving the company in January.
Four-part 30 for 30 installment The Life And Times of Oscar Pistorius will premiere on ESPN+ on Sept. 27.
ESPN is turning their multi-part 30 for 30 sights on the 1986 Mets.
This film is a heavy helping of nostalgia and home run porn.
The 1998 MLB season was an absolute blast, but it's now remembered as much for PEDs. How will Long Gone Summer depict the home run chase? We'll find out on June 14.
Be Water is directed by Bao Nguyen, whose previous work includes 2015's Live From New York! documentary on Saturday Night Live.
Documentaries on Lance Armstrong, Bruce Lee, and Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa will follow in the Sunday slots that have worked well for The Last Dance.
The audience for The Last Dance's first two episodes ranks as the most-watched telecast among adults 18-34 and 18-49 since sports halted across broadcast and cable networks.
Scranton, Pennsylvania's most enigmatic sports legend gets the (fake) documentary he deserves.