Bad Sport : La triche organisée

Well done series. Each episode has the key players interviewed.

It's an inside look into history and it's quite satisfying to watch.

The best part is that the producers don't attempt to force feed the viewer with any politics, even though these events may have been quite political when they occurred.

My interest in the topics varied per episode, but all were produced well. This series explores incidences where sports and crime intersects.

The episode where the college basketball players are fixing games was one of the best and hardest to watch, because you wanted to shake those kids and tell them to STOP, DON'T DO IT. The episode where the ice skating judging was fixed at the winter Olympics was also a great one because it was so high profile.

A good series if you're into sports or crime stories, even better if you're into both.

Incredible storytelling! Captivating series that will keep you wanting more details about each sport. Even if you have no idea about the sport (looking at you Cricket) you will still be intrigued by the human touch put on each story. Some sad scenarios in reoccurring tales of having the world at your fingertips only to let greed and corruption knock you down. Definitely worth the watch!

I've seen all the episodes and they were all interesting and kept my attention. Some episodes were better than others, but that's usually the case with these documentary-series; the Need for Weed one was my favourite - that one had a bit of everything.

I wouldn't mind seeing a second series, I'm sure there are plenty more stories out there to be told. But overall, definitely worth a look.

You don't need to be a sports lover to enjoy and appreciate this quality six part series. If you can think of a notorious, newsworthy sports story, it may just appear here, one or two are before my time, but some I watched unfold, including Salt Lake City's figure skating, and the story of Hansie Cronjer.

It's very well produced, it's interesting, and informative, I couldn't detect any sign of bias, everything is impartial, both sides are put, you are allowed to some extent, to make your own mind up, and draw your own conclusions.

I did prefer the episodes where I enjoy the sport, such as the football and cricket, however the story of Salt Lake City is fascinating, if somewhat ambiguous.

It's very well produced, well put together, and easy to watch.

Great series, I hope we see some more, as there are a few events they could cover, think of a well known sprinter ....

Very good series, 8/10.