With rare, never-before-seen footage, this series chronicles Michael Jordan and the 1990s Chicago Bulls' final championship run.
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- 51mEpisode 1
Episode I
Fall 1997: Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls open a run at a sixth NBA title in eight years, shadowed by a front office that has signaled this is the last one.
- 50mEpisode 2
Episode II
The 1997-98 season starts without the injured Scottie Pippen, whose contract fight with the Bulls' front office boils over as the team stumbles out of the gate.
- 49mEpisode 3
Episode III
Dennis Rodman, once a Detroit Piston who helped brutalize Jordan, becomes the teammate Jordan can most rely on through the early months of 1997-98.
- 51mEpisode 4
Episode IV
Coach Phil Jackson, told by management this will be his last season in Chicago, remains the one person able to steer the Bulls' collection of talent.
- 51mEpisode 5
Episode V
Consecutive NBA titles and the 1992 Olympic Dream Team turn Jordan into Air Jordan, a commercial and cultural force on a scale no athlete had reached.
- 50mEpisode 6
Episode VI
In 1993 the Bulls chase a third straight title while questions about Jordan's gambling follow him, and the scrutiny that came with his fame closes in.
- 51mEpisode 7
Episode VII
Jordan drives his teammates toward a sixth title, set against October 1993, when he walked away from basketball and stunned the sport.
- 51mEpisode 8
Episode VIII
Jordan turns the smallest slight into fuel. After his 1995 comeback ends short in the playoffs, he sets about rebuilding himself into the player he was.
- 50mEpisode 9
Episode IX
May 1998: a year on from beating Utah in the Finals, the Bulls' path to a sixth title runs through a brutal seven-game series with the Indiana Pacers.
- 51mEpisode 10
Episode X
June 1998: the Bulls meet the Utah Jazz in an NBA Finals rematch, chasing a sixth championship and an ending worthy of the season Chicago has just played.
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- Type
- series
- Rating
- TV-MA
- Released
- 2020
- Genres
- Documentary, History, Sports