You are listening to Kilometre Zero by the Cycling Podcast, Power by Super Sapiens.

Energy Management for Community That Leads and Coaches.

Fine, I know you're a Netflix and chill sort of guy.

We're apparently in a golden age of television.

You know that with Netflix, Amazon, all these new channels,

commissioning new documentaries, factual documentaries and series in particular are

probably better than ever and there's more of them than ever.

But is television doing justice to cycling?

Are we in a golden age of cycling films and series?

Well, I think we might be on the cusp of it with the Movistar documentary

into its second series now.

So what the second series was, a big improvement on the first.

It was catering for a more mature audience in the sense of cycling fans who understood

the workings of the sport a bit better.

It was more in depth, there was more light and shade to it.

But I think still the one weakness is that you're only seeing one team's perspective.

And I feel this about the many football documentaries that Amazon and others have released

where you're just inside one team.

That's great. You get one perspective.

You get to see their ups and downs and there's a sense of seeing behind the curtain

to some degree.

But there's still a lack of context, a lack of depth, which I think if you could get two or three

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