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Originally Posted by Exhibitman
Watched it last night. OMG is it boring. 2:30 of documentary that tells about four disjointed stories with some rando talking heads:
--Some kid from Michigan doing breaks and opening a store
--Some forger from Ohio
--Something about some Packer having fun with it
--The Black Swamp Find
All the stories were drawn way out. They spent more time on the forger's life backstory (which no one could possibly give a crap about) than Babe Ruth got from Ken Burns. The BS find was interesting but unbelievably repetitive. They were at the National but they barely used anything from the premier event of the hobby. Made the whole hobby look like a dull, slow money grab.
Not worth the $2.99.
Now, as for Jeff and his practice: we have this discussion every year or two when someone decides to trash talk him for defending big-time criminals, alleged and convicted. Stop it. What he does is as vital to the maintenance of the rule of law as anything a prosecutor or judge does. If you get caught up in the meat grinder of the criminal justice system and the entire force of the state is against you, guys like Jeff are critical to keeping the government honest. If I had my tit in a wringer in NY I'd retain him in a heartbeat (assuming I could afford him  ) |
When it becomes free I might watch it. The one I am waiting for that I would actually pay money for has some of the same people involved. I would love to hear the story on Jeff, PWCC, and the FBI agent. That is the craziest sh*t ever.