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The cheerleading, there isn't maybe as much of a narrative to follow.

And the reason that the Six Nations one perhaps didn't do as well is that it's what, three weeks?

You're looking at such a short space.

I know it deals with the whole, you know... Six weeks or so.

Six weeks or so, pardon me.

But it's such a short period of time.

And I know it goes into players' backstories and everything like that.

But you don't have this long narrative, which is why I think Drive to Survive has worked.

Why I think the full swing has worked, because it takes you over kind of a full season of the golf tour.

Maybe why the Tour de France one is cancelled, because again, that's like a few weeks of the year away.

Would it have been better, maybe, because we're talking and we're focusing so much on documentary series.

Are we losing the art of just the hour and a half long documentary?

Would that have been a better way to view?

I would rather sit down and watch an Andrew Porter documentary, put it that way.

Could someone out here step that up?

Can I just, I guess, say my favourite sports documentary is a standalone, and it's Icarus.

I've been talking about this in the Office for days now, because it came out, I think it's like 2017, 18, it's a few years ago now, but it won an Oscar.

And it's this cyclist, and I'm pretty sure that his name is Brian...

Something.

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