The Last Dance
Michael Jordan battles personal ambition and mounting team turmoil to clinch one last championship before his era with the Chicago Bulls ends.
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A 10-part documentary explores the untold story of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls dynasty, featuring rare, never-before-seen footage and sound from the 1997–98 championship season, along with over 100 interviews with famous figures and prominent names in basketball.
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Season 110 episodes · premiered Apr 19, 2020
- 1.01Episode IApr 19, 2020Rate
During the 1997–98 NBA season, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls aim for their sixth championship in eight years, though their pursuit of the title is complicated by increasing tensions between the team and the organization's management.
- 1.02Episode IIApr 19, 2020Rate
At the start of the 1997–98 season, Michael Jordan plays without Scottie Pippen, who is sidelined due to an injury and involved in a contract dispute with the Bulls' management, leading to one of the team's worst starts during its championship run.
- 1.03Episode IIIApr 26, 2020Rate
Dennis Rodman, a key player on the Detroit Pistons teams that famously defeated Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s, becomes an unexpected ally to Jordan during the 1997-98 NBA season.
- 1.04Episode IVApr 26, 2020Rate
Phil Jackson appears to be the only person capable of guiding the talented but unconventional Chicago Bulls toward another championship during what is being called his final season as head coach.
- 1.05Episode VMay 3, 2020Rate
Michael Jordan's rise to fame in the early 1990s was driven by consecutive NBA championships and his participation on the Olympic Dream Team. These achievements established him as a global icon and one of the most influential athletes of his era.
- 1.06Episode VIMay 3, 2020Rate
As Michael Jordan's fame increased in 1993, so too did public and media attention on his personal life, especially his gambling habits, even as the Chicago Bulls pursued their third consecutive NBA championship.
- 1.07Episode VIIMay 10, 2020Rate
Michael Jordan's determination to win a sixth NBA championship demonstrated his intense competitive nature, a stark contrast to his surprising decision to retire from basketball in October 1993.
- 1.08Episode VIIIMay 10, 2020Rate
Michael Jordan was known for using even minor provocations as motivation on the court. After a disappointing 1995 NBA playoff performance, he intensified his training to regain his top form.
- 1.09Episode IXMay 17, 2020Rate
In May 1998, the Chicago Bulls, led by Michael Jordan, faced a challenging seven-game series against the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals, one year after their NBA Finals victory over the Utah Jazz.
- 1.10Episode XMay 17, 2020Rate
The 1998 NBA Finals feature the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls competing against the Utah Jazz in pursuit of a sixth championship title. The series represents the Bulls' effort to complete their second three-peat and marks the conclusion of Jordan's second stint in professional basketball.
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Cast & Crew
51 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Michael Jordan
as Self
Phil Jackson
as Self - Bulls Head Coach 1989 - 1998
Scottie Pippen
as Self - Bulls Forward 1987-98 (10 Episodes)
Dennis Rodman
as Self - Bulls Forward 1995-98 (10 Episodes)
David Aldridge
as Self - ESPN Reporter 1996 - 2004
Michael Wilbon
as Self - The Washington Post 1980 - 2010
Steve Kerr
as Self - Bulls Guard 1992-98 (10 Episodes)
Deloris Jordan
as Self (6 Episodes)
John Paxson
as Self (6 Episodes)
Bill Wennington
as Self - Bulls Center 1993 - 1999
David Stern
as Self (5 Episodes)
Andrea Kremer
as Self - ESPN Correspondent 1989 - 2006
Supporting cast
39Sam Smith
as Self - Chicago Tribune 1979-2008 (5 Episodes)
Isiah Thomas
as Self (4 Episodes)
Horace Grant
as Self (4 Episodes)
Jerry Reinsdorf
as Self (4 Episodes)
Bill Cartwright
as Self - Bulls Center 1988-94 (4 Episodes)
Magic Johnson
as Self (3 Episodes)
Patrick Ewing
as Self - Georgetown Center 1981-85 (3 Episodes)
Barack Obama
as Self (3 Episodes)
Larry Bird
as Self (3 Episodes)
Carmen Electra
as Self (2 Episodes)
John Salley
as Self (2 Episodes)
Doug Collins
as Self (2 Episodes)
Danny Ainge
as Self (2 Episodes)
Charles Oakley
as Self (2 Episodes)
Toni Kukoc
as Self (2 Episodes)
Reggie Miller
as Self (2 Episodes)
John Stockton
as Self (2 Episodes)
Gary Payton
as Self (2 Episodes)
Charley Rosen
as Self - Co-Author, 'Maverick' (2 Episodes)
James Worthy
as Self (2 Episodes)
Kobe Bryant
as Self (1 Episode)
Charles Barkley
as Self (1 Episode)
Pat Riley
as Self (1 Episode)
Bill Clinton
as Self (1 Episode)
Ron Harper
as Self (1 Episode)
Scott Burrell
as Self (1 Episode)
Joe Pytka
as Self (1 Episode)
Jalen Rose
as Self (1 Episode)
Justin Timberlake
as Self (1 Episode)
Leonardo Dicaprio
as Self (1 Episode)
Adam Silver
as Self (1 Episode)
Madonna
as Self (archive footage) (1 Episode)
Nas
as Self (1 Episode)
J A Adande
as Self - Chicago Sun-Times 1992-94 (1 Episode)
Bob Costas
as Self - WGN-Chicago 1979-80 (1 Episode)
David Falk
as Self - Jordan's Agent 1984-2003 (1 Episode)
Rod Higgins
as Self - Bulls Forward 1982-85 (1 Episode)
Hannah Storm
as Self (1 Episode)
Marcus Jordan
as Self (1 Episode)
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