Sep 21, 2026 · 39 min · 16 segments
Send us Fan Mail Back in the ‘70s there was this hippie musical Godspell that ran for over a year in Toronto. The cast was mainly unknown at the time but wouldn’t stay that way for long. Martin…
Nick DavisGuest
Bill BriouxHostEmily Gagné
Um, you know, you've, you're, you've done some great, uh, Baseball docs on Ted Williams and the 86 Mets.
So, you know, I guess if there was no footage of the 1986 World Series, you could still make that documentary, I guess, right?
I mean, and there are sections of that film that do not rely on on game footage.
I mean, Daryl and Keith Hernandez and Doc Gooden and, you know, great storytellers.
And then, you know, New Yorkers telling about where they were and when the ball goes through Buckner's legs and all that.
Like, there are lots of ways to tell stories that are, you know, can be more interesting than what it was, you know.
I still think that's the best episode of Larry David's show, Curb Your Enthusiasm, where he redeems Buckner.
Um, you know, you've, you're, you've done some great, uh, Baseball docs on Ted Williams and the 86 Mets.
So, you know, I guess if there was no footage of the 1986 World Series, you could still make that documentary, I guess, right?
I mean, and there are sections of that film that do not rely on on game footage.
I mean, Daryl and Keith Hernandez and Doc Gooden and, you know, great storytellers.
And then, you know, New Yorkers telling about where they were and when the ball goes through Buckner's legs and all that.
Like, there are lots of ways to tell stories that are, you know, can be more interesting than what it was, you know.
I still think that's the best episode of Larry David's show, Curb Your Enthusiasm, where he redeems Buckner.
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