Yes, Netflix is making another OJ Simpson documentary series

[Dave24]

Did anyone watch it? How was it?

 

[Robbie3000]

They’ll never be able to top the 30 for 30 doc and the movie with Cuba Gooding.

That shyt was captivating.

 

[keond]

He's the nikka that got away. They NEVER gonna let this one ride even in death

THIS

There could be a million white OJ's but they will always circle back to OJ because he was a nikka that they thought they had dead to rights. Then he got off and didn't give one solitary fukk

 

[Elim Garak]

They've almost made more OJ documentaries than Hitler documentaries.

 

[Lexx Diamond]

Hopefully this time they will feature the serial killer that was working on the property from time to time.

 

[richaveli83]

I expect a lot more attention going to be placed on this since 2025 is the 30th anniversary of his acquittal.

 

[Trav]

Nothing topping the Made in America joint or even the docuseries. They need to let it die.

 

[zayk35]

Nothing topping the Made in America joint or even the docuseries. They need to let it die.

Yep ultimately it's just a rehash of everything we've already seen and heard over the last 30 yrs. In the 1st 10 minutes of episode one I thought it was gonna go somewhere different, it didn't. Made in America is a Ken Burns level of a documentary. It's the best telling of everything. Other than really trying to delve into the theories of a drug hit or some serial killer angle there's nothing left on the bone.
I wonder did any of these major platforms ever offer OJ a major bag to just sit down and be questioned? I'm almost positive they did but someone probably had to tell him no don't do that. Because as charming as he thought he was, he be sounding guilty af when he discusses anything related to the 1994 event.

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

I’m watching this shyt now and I’m a muthafuka who thought he DIDN’T do it but after episode one I’m like “did he really do it”

 

[threattonature]

Yep ultimately it's just a rehash of everything we've already seen and heard over the last 30 yrs. In the 1st 10 minutes of episode one I thought it was gonna go somewhere different, it didn't. Made in America is a Ken Burns level of a documentary. It's the best telling of everything. Other than really trying to delve into the theories of a drug hit or some serial killer angle there's nothing left on the bone.
I wonder did any of these major platforms ever offer OJ a major bag to just sit down and be questioned? I'm almost positive they did but someone probably had to tell him no don't do that. Because as charming as he thought he was, he be sounding guilty af when he discusses anything related to the 1994 event.

My only beef with Made In America is I thought it should've given more time for jurors say why they voted him not guilty. It leaned too heavily into insinuating that they only did it because he was black and due to the Rodney King stuff and instead should've shown more about just how poorly handled the case was by the prosecutors and how sketchy so much of the evidence was. They make it a point to say how there was mountains of evidence but didn't show how the defense was knocking each piece of evidence down with ease.

 

[Yogi]

Hopefully this time they will feature the serial killer that was working on the property from time to time.

I still can’t believe how little attention this has gotten. Dude even confessed years later and no one talks about it.

 

[Yehuda]