1986 Mets to get the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary treatment

[Edgy MD]

This is fantastic.



So much cheesy production. So much videotape-quality video. So much bad synthetic music. So much gay subtext. So much gay supertext.

[whippoorwill]

Guys I gotta say my 26/27 year old self thought these guys were the cat's pajamas.



My now self thinks they were creepo. Who is #42 doing the 80's version of the twerp? Ewwwww.



Sid and Jesse remain as unsullyed in my mind. Even Mookie kinda makes me wonder after reading his book.



Still love the 1973 Mets more than these guys...always did and always will. Gentlemen and class.

[stevejrogers]

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My now self thinks they were creepo. Who is #42 doing the 80's version of the twerp? Ewwwww.

[whippoorwill]

Of course

[kcmets]

Finally watched Episode One just now. Not quite what I was expecting.

Captivating and emotional.

[roger_that]

I've got it on my DVR and watch snippets every so often. It's a great pandemic isolation soother for me.

[Fman99]

This would be the sensible time for me to finally watch it, now that there's a forced absence of all things baseball due to the shitfuckery of the lockout.

[Edgy MD]

I realize that what I kind of wanted was 162 episodes, and about 12 more bonus episodes tacked on to the blue ray edition.