When Manchester City were the subject of the All or Nothing documentary series, it was an insight into how one of the world's best ever managers operated, supported by a club working at the top of the game.
There were times when rivals may have used clips to criticise City, but the club mostly came out of the experience unscathed, unlike, say, Tottenham when they were featured. Now is the turn of Arsenal, and their progress last season would suggest their coverage will be closer to the Spurs series than the City one.
For City fans, there is more reason to tune in to the Arsenal series when it is released this week, given Mikel Arteta's connections to the club and the two entertaining games between the sides last season.