Last Sunday, The Last Dance Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls documentary premiered and met a mountain of building hype. Those two hours were only the first two episodes of 10 total. Tonight on ESPN is the premiere of Episode 3 and Episode 4 that cannot be missed based on what we’ve seen so far and the promise of Dennis Rodman and the Bad Boys.
The start time tonight for Episode 3 and the continued inside look at Michael Jordan and the 1990’s Chicago Bulls starts at 9 pm ET / 6 pm PT exclusively on the ESPN cable TV channel. Episode 4 begins right when Episode 3 ends.
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— ESPN (@espn) April 26, 2020
About Michael Jordan: The Last Dance
Wow, The Last Dance didn’t hold back. We learned a lot about Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls during the first two hours of this incredible documentary.
The big takeaways are that Jordan views Scottie Pippen as his most important teammate and an integral reason for his success. Pippen on any other team would have been the star, but he always played second fiddle to Jordan.
General Manager Jerry Krause effectively dismantled the Bulls dynasty before the 1997 season began. He told coach Phil Jackson that it would be his last season, and that helped fuel the fire that led to the Bulls’ sixth championship in 8 years.
Essentially Krause was the villain of the first two episodes.
Here is the complete episode schedule for The Last Dance in the United States on ESPN. Note that The Last Dance will air on Netflix outside of the U.S. beginning April 20th with two new episodes premiering each Monday.
Sunday, April 19
9 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 1
10 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 2
Sunday, April 26
7 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 1
8 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 2
9 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 3
10 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 4
Sunday, May 3
7 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 3
8 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 4
9 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 5
10 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 6
Sunday, May 10
7 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 5
8 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 6
9 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 7
10 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 8
Sunday, May 17
7 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 7
8 p.m. ET – Re-air of The Last Dance Episode 8
9 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 9
10 p.m. ET – Premiere of The Last Dance Episode 10
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