I have enjoyed the first three episodes and got hooked early. If the story goes past the first season, then I will just read the book. I have enjoyed Stephen King's books, but the movies adaptions go from good, so-so, to terrible (Maximum Overdrive is awful). However, Shawshank Redemption is one of my all time favorites. IMHO, Mini Series based on his books fare better.
Just the Boston double homicide (which they 'proved' he didn't do) and the standard killing another football player. I feel like they should have added another episode or two to the series and paced things out a bit more. It was kinda all over the place and when I finished I wasn't really like 'ah, yes, I learned something/feel differently'. And there was one guy who 'was in a relationship' with Hernandez in high school that they gave waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much screen time to. I would have rather they switched it to people he actually knew during the time of the murders or to medical professionals to explain how being closeted (and being under that stress of hiding yourself while under national media attention) combined with the affects of CTE might have had a larger influence on the murders than noted (aka: JK just made a better series than Netflix).
I haven't seen this but did listen to the ESPN 30 for 30 that was done on it. It was incredibly interesting and a very good dive into a story I had otherwise been totally unaware of. The guy, Bikram, is exactly what you described him as and many more horrible things. Everything, absolutely everything he did, from the start of publicizing "Bikram yoga" is super sketchy and terrible.
Yes. But I think he's moved to Europe/Barcelona recently?
I think they said he's in Mexico, but also did one in Spain. Every one of his claims was totally bogus, from his copyrighted moves to his most prestigious clients. How nobody's boyfriend/husband/father ever beat the shit out of the guy over the years after what he did is beyond me.
