Ok episode four is where I looked up and said “these people are NUTS” and decided yes, we did need alllllll the extra breathing room for the color.
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I’m just not ... fully ... sure the McDonald’s Monopoly story required six full hours to be properly told
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Episode five opens with a shot of a beagle.
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This has been a deterrent to me watching. I don’t think I can hang for six.
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The first half of episode one you start to think “oh my god this is SO padded and hokey,” and then in the second half you’re like “lol this is great,” but then you go to bed and probably never watch another.
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They originally were going to do the doc as a 90-ish min feature. I think I would have liked that version. I stayed pretty entertained though both episodes I’ve watched so far, but not sure how they’ll keep the momentum up for six.
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i guess we'll find out!
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Agree. It was def already told perfectly in a written feature like a year ago in esquire or gq or something! (Not 6 hours of tv!) I cant remember WHICH pub but I read a whole perfect feature on it, which is how I already knew this whole thing while my boyfriend was shocked by it.
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HERE WE GO it was the daily beast in 2018. This story did it better (imho)https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-an-ex-cop-rigged-mcdonalds-monopoly-game-and-stole-millions …
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It begins with a man named Ray Kroc, a paper-cup salesman who opened a humble hamburger hut in 1955...
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I am intrigued but similarly doubtful
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