Rejoice, Twitter brigade, and chalk this one up as a victory.
After being met with outcries on social media to fill the void in the sports world by moving up the release date of the highly anticipated Michael Jordan-1990s Chicago Bulls documentary "The Last Dance," ESPN and its partners have agreed to premiere the first part on April 19, according to the New York Post.
"The Last Dance," a 10-part series that primarily focuses on footage from the final Jordan-Bulls championship run from 1997-98, was scheduled to air in June in conjunction with the NBA Finals. But the coronavirus pandemic has altered the sports and programming landscape, making this a welcome move for sports fanatics.
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The documentary features sit-down interviews with dozens of former NBA players and celebrities. In the trailer, NBA commissioner Adam Silver, former president Barack Obama, the late Kobe Bryant, Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Steve Kerr, Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson, Patrick Ewing, Charles Barkley, Roy Williams, Carmen Electra and Justin Timberlake make appearances.
The project involves five partners: ESPN, Jordan himself, the NBA, Netflix and Mandalay Sports media.
An official announcement for the documentary's early release date could come as soon as Tuesday on "Good Morning America," per the Post.
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