Two years ago, NBA enthusiasts huddled around their TVs and laptops for nearly a month’s worth of Sundays to watch an epic docuseries known simply as The Last Dance.
The 10-episode saga chronicled the Bulls’ iconic title-winning 1997–98 season, the last hurrah of the fabled Chicago dynasty of the 90s led by Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and, later, Dennis Rodman under coach Phil Jackson. Loads of memorable archival footage spliced with an all-time cast of interviews, including the Big 4 themselves, sparked hours of dialogue and countless trips down memory lane for viewers of all ages that still continue to this day.
The booming success of The Last Dance also inspired some fans to question which NBA dynasty could be next in line for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes dive into a chapter of their history. While it remains to be seen which team that could be, a few members of one of the more obvious choices already sound on-board with a TLD-style doc of their own.
