Dangerous Breed: Crime. Cons. Cats.

As a long-time Mersh fan, I was personally recommended by him to watch this documentary. I was told he would be heavily featured here and that they had paid him considerable money to star in and promote this documentary. Imagine my shock when I watched this show and there's no Mersh anywhere. As a long time fan and representative of the Nightwave community, I can speak for all of us when I say that we are very unhappy with all the cut Mersh footage. Release all, unedited Mersh footage to Youtube and we will all upvote you. Otherwise, suffer under the 1 star reviews from the Nightwave community!

Absolutely stellar 3 part documentary that was filmed for a decade following Teddy Hart, what a narcissist evil vile lying thieving scumbag. It amazes me how long this guy has gotten away with all of his horrible crimes.

As a documentary it is truly magnificent because the man making this documentary gets sucked into a whirlwind of absolute insane behavior by Teddy.

It gets more dramatic and bizarre as it goes along which makes it super compelling.

I am a huge wrestling fan and that aspect of it was also interesting to me.

I truly hope there will be justice for all of the innocent people that this piece of garbage has destroyed.

10/10.

I invested alot of time watching this 3 part "documentary" (being bored through most of it) all for it to climax with a cross eyed right wing spinster muttering incoherent plugs for his "show" probably no one listens to. Absolute garbage. This entire project could've and should've been left on the cutting room floor of ideas. I always suspected the wrestling world to be......non hetero, but WOW the extent of it surely is highlighted here. Everyone involved seems like a drug addicted nobody doing whatever they can for the smallest morsel of so called fame. Well, i guess take your 15 seconds but this was NOT GOOD.

What an absolute misfire. The story telling in this show is so muddled and convoluted. It's like they're just throwing in stuff to fill time. I can see how with the material they had to work with it could have been great, but it has been horribly executed. You had a genuinely interesting story and failed to make something that captures the attention of the viewer.

And that trailer... wow... just bad. Why are you trying to make this look like it's Tiger King when it's so far from it. As a true crime fan, I was very confused as to what the trailer was trying to sell me. I think the trailer perfectly incapsulated the hodgepodge execution that was the series.

Being a fan of wrestling, and in recent years, the Indie scene of wrestling, Teddy Hart's name was thrown around here and there and I never quite paid much mind to him. It wasn't until 2019 that he was in an affair with wrestler Maria Manic, and their YouTube channel was gaining equal parts views and infamy. Then at the start of 2020, an interview on Nightwave Radio (a podcast I have supported since) made me more curious about Teddy Hart. Needless to say, the YouTube channel combined with the discussion from "Mersh" definitely caught my eye.

Once this documentary was announced, I was all in on learning everything known about the self proclaimed "Greatest Wrestler of all time". A guy who used the name of one of his deceased uncles (Owen Hart) as a Patreon Tier when he needed money. A guy who bedazzled a Rolls Royce, who bought pink & black beanie babies at a 7/11 and said on camera that he would sell them as exclusive Bret "Hitman" Hart items.

Watch this documentary though. End the mystery. Try to help find Samantha Fiddler.