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TVTV Goes to the Super Bowl

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The ultimate American sports spectacle is given a behind-the-scenes look by TVTV, with color commentary provided by Bill Murray and Christopher Guest. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys descend on Miami for Super Bowl X in 1976, bringing with them lunatic fans, the media, and the coveted eyes of an ideal advertising demographic. Portable cameras allow the TVTV crew to capture an irreverent and intimate view of one of the country's biggest media events.

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Percy Shain Boston Globe It's probably the season's most pointless exhibition. Dec 29, 2023 Full Review Terry Catchpole Entertainment Weekly [A] highly watchable [example] of what TV too rarely tries to be: an original, humorously candid window on our treasured cultural totems. Rated: B- Dec 29, 2023 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis The ultimate American sports spectacle is given a behind-the-scenes look by TVTV, with color commentary provided by Bill Murray and Christopher Guest. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys descend on Miami for Super Bowl X in 1976, bringing with them lunatic fans, the media, and the coveted eyes of an ideal advertising demographic. Portable cameras allow the TVTV crew to capture an irreverent and intimate view of one of the country's biggest media events.
Producer
Billy Adler, Wendy Apple, Steve Conant, Paul Goldsmith, Roone Rucker, Hudson Marquez, Elan Soltes, Michael Shamberg, Megan Williams, Van Schley
Screenwriter
Brian Doyle-Murray, Christopher Guest, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis
Genre
Comedy, Documentary, Sports
Original Language
English
Runtime
47m
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