The Last Dance

Ten episodes released two at a time on five Sunday nights, which is why some listings make it sound like five.

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Where to start with The Last Dance

In order. It is ten episodes of one continuous story, cutting between the final Chicago Bulls season and the decade before it, and the cutting only works if you take them in order.

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    The whole series The Last Dance

    Ten episodes, numbered with roman numerals, released two per Sunday between 19 April and 17 May 2020.

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  • The Last Dance 2020, 1 season, 10 episodes

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