‘The Last Dance’ is one of the most moving documentaries ever - Jay Williams | Get Up

Jay Williams and Tim Legler discuss their biggest takeaways from the final episodes of "The Last Dance" documentary on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.
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[DB]

Probably my favorite documentary ever. Wish there would be more episodes made, or even do more interviews, and make a sequel. It gave me such a range of emotions, from jumping up and down hyped up yelling, to wiping tears away, sobbing like a baby. There shouldnt be anymore debate about who the GOAT is after viewing The Last Dance. Jordan is on another level of greatness.

[farazmian]

Man this should've been longer. MJ forever

[zbt]

I never watched MJ but I knew he was the goat. This documentary felt like I was living through him live. Had I been born to watch MJ play I see why everyone loved him so much

[PeterSolarchannel]

I think MJ is bigger than the NBA itself.

[toddmichaelsen]

For kids that grew up in the Jordan era like myself - we felt like this every night the Bulls had a game. We knew something spectacular was possible anytime that dude took the court. We weren’t joking when we said he was different. It was epic AF.

[shakurj]

I remember when they used to play 82 games a night

[aboutlife]

So happy to see all the episodes. I'm a teenager in the 90's bulls dynasty. To see behind the scene. It's inspiring and moving. MJ the GOAT and the best supporting cast Chicago Bulls players. The greatest team of all time

[jep]

it’s over a year later and i can’t get over this show man it’s the greatest thing i’ve ever watched in my entire life i’ve almost memorized all the words

[imhhm]

In 1998 I was 12, I still remember my obsession with MJ. I was SO LUCKY to be born in his era, and to watch him play. We flew from Mx to the States just to see him play. My hero. Bigger than the NBA itself. Period.

[bekindunderstandhumannatur]

MJ was Awesome for the inner city communities, urban culture, and the World. He gave us hope and inspiration during the tough times in the 90s. Man, the Bulls was the best drug during that decade. Miss MJ. Love n Respect to all the HOF players that faced MJ.

[philipgreenaway]

This was an exceptional docuseries because it gave us an insight into who Michael Jordan really is. I’m glad I’ve got to see it as it has solidified my opinion MJ is the greatest of all time. It’s no wonder my brother held him up as an idol. But my brother doing that had detrimental effects. But the ups and downs, wow. Fabulous to watch. I’ll probably do it again down the track.

[Kamala_b]

ONE of the best documentaries I've seen. It should get an Emmy.

[perryrobinson]

The comment when he said he wants the Bulls to be respected like the Lakers, Celtics, and 76ers he had a vision and a goal and reached you can't do nothing but respect that

[donaldrailedurmom]

Never knew Steve Kerr went through that. Makes him more of a legend 🙏🏼

[pressureaudio]

Man, I never got to watch Michael Jordan play, watching this docuseries made me realize a lot more than I thought I knew from the clips I've seen. The Bulls could've won 7 man🐐

[roycewolf]

MICHAEL JORDAN: I want the Bulls to be respected as a organizations just like the Lakers, Celtics and he did that! Without a doubt!

[mxrkgarcia]

They could've won the 98-99 season—easily. 50 games in a lockout season. 6 months rest. They could've recouped very well.

[joits]

What's crazy is that the NBA had 500 hours of footage from that final season... man, I wish we had seen more of that raw footage. Don't get me wrong, I loved what we saw... but I just couldn't get enough of that behind the scenes stuff.

[barakhalla]

I knew MJ is the GOAT, but now i can tell he is the GOAT of the Sports Goats

[TheTinyRedDot]

Prior to watching The Last Dance, if i have to describe MJ in just one word, it was always gonna be - Tenacity. After watching the 10 episodes, a new word has emerged - Leadership.
To me, that's what sets him apart from all other so called all-time greats. MJ is the GOAT because he is the Best Team Leader any team can ever have.