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Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel
2 Seasons | 12 Episodes | TV-PG
Real Sports is TV's most-honored sports news magazine series, with 34 Sports Emmy Awards, including 20 for Outstanding Sports Journalism. Now in its 28th season, the monthly magazine broadcast produces hard-hitting investigative reports and gripping in-depth profiles from across the sports spectrum.
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Season 2021
Episodes
Season 2021 Episodes
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (January 2022)
Segments: Legalized sports wagering in the U.S. is a huge success--except for gamblers who become addicted; Bryant Gumbel goes one on one with NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown; Olympic figure skaters turned broadcasters Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinksi mix comedy and fashion with every triple lutz; the IOC's partnership with China’s repressive regime.
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (February 2022)
Segments: Bobsled, skeleton, and luge may be the most frightening sports on ice, but life after competition can be even worse; Bryant Gumbel's exclusive interview with Brian Flores, his first since being hired by the Steelers; an American surfer sparks a Bitcoin revolution in El Salvador; the issue of young, injured athletes who are prescribed powerful opioid painkillers.
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (March 2022)
Segments: Before Russia’s military might was unleashed on Ukraine, it was previewed in war games guised as sport; NBA star Jalen Rose tackles Detroit’s education gap by opening a charter school for some of the city’s neediest kids; Senator Bernie Sanders takes aim at MLB’s long-held antitrust exemption; Meet the Cochrans, America’s first family of skiing superstars.
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (April 2022)
Segments: Jake Paul’s YouTube videos made him a viral sensation. Now, he has become a hit as a professional boxer; Rodney Stotts is cutting a unique profile in the sport of falconry; Paralympic star Oksana Masters competed at the Winter Games in honor of her native Ukraine; plus, a retrospective on Real Sports as it commemorates its 300th edition.