ESPN25: Who's #1?
15 juni 2004 60 mDocumentaire, Sport
6.2
The envlelope, sleaze! Amidst a Las Vegas-laced backdrop of dopey showgirls in gooey gowns (no two-three-kick-turn here), ESPN25: Who's #1? was designed to glitz up the 25th anniversary of a network that permanently altered sports journalism and sports in general. Their mission was to present, in crude cinema verité form, the good, bad, and ugly that have left its fingerprints in the sporting community since ESPN debuted September 7, 1979. All the lists are limited to ESPN's first quarter-century and thus are frozen in place. Remember: whenever you read these lists, to say "The envelope, sleaze!"
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ESPN25: Who's #1? Trivia
ESPN25: Who's #1? has 3 seasons.
ESPN25: Who's #1? has 53 episodes.
The key characters in ESPN25: Who's #1? are Self - Host (Trey Wingo), Self (Charley Steiner), Self (Bert Sugar).
ESPN25: Who's #1? was directed by Joseph Maar.
ESPN25: Who's #1? was produced by Al Szymanski, David Lengel, Paul Carruthers, Robert F. Katz, Jim Fabio, Peter Rogaris, Al Syzmanski.
The envlelope, sleaze! Amidst a Las Vegas-laced backdrop of dopey showgirls in gooey gowns (no two-three-kick-turn here), ESPN25: Who's #1? was designed to glitz up the 25th anniversary of a network that permanently altered sports journalism and sports in general. Their mission was to present, in crude cinema verité form, the good, bad, and ugly that have left its fingerprints in the sporting community since ESPN debuted September 7, 1979. All the lists are limited to ESPN's first quarter-century and thus are frozen in place. Remember: whenever you read these lists, to say "The envelope, sleaze!"
ESPN25: Who's #1? is a Documentaire, Sport show.
ESPN25: Who's #1? has an audience rating of 6.2 out of 10.
ESPN25: Who's #1? episodes are 60 m long.
No, this show was canceled after 3 seasons.