Episode Guide
Episode 1: The crew of the USS Discovery come into contact with an alien species that has never been seen before. Episode 2: The crew of the USS Discovery must figure out how to get back home after they are stranded on a strange planet. Episode 3: The crew of the USS Discovery comes into conflict with another alien species that is also looking for a way home. Episode 4: The crew of the USS Discovery finally returns home, but they have learned some valuable lessons about life and friendship. ..
This month’s football documentary on Netfix is Terim. It looks at the journey from former player to successful manager, chronicling his journey from former player to Netfix favorite.
With extensive interviews from Terim himself, alongside club presidents, players and family members, this autobiographical look at Terim’s career is a celebratory look at what this man managed to accomplish after hanging up his boots.
The second sees the team struggling to keep up with the competition, but Terim and his team continue to work hard and achieve success. Finally, the story jumps ahead a few months, as Galatasary is crowned champions and Terim is given a new contract.
In this episode of Serie A Focus, we take a look at the Champions League and Terim’s time in Serie A. We also focus on Galatasaray, who we discuss their infamous run back in 2008.
The documentary series “Terim: The Story of a Champion” follows the life and career of Turkish tennis player, Recep Tayyip Terim. The series predominantly uses archival footage to tell Terim’s story, with the majority of focus on his career. In addition, Terim himself provides extensive knowledge about his era, admitting early on that he wants to look back on his accomplishments with fondness. ..
Critics say that Terim’s management style is abrasive and he has a history of making controversial decisions. ..
Despite the fact that though, the series does well to document this man’s amazing journey with various different teams, it could put some people off, especially those expecting a more immersive experience akin to the All or Nothing series.
Aesthetically, Terim doesn’t really do all that much differently to other series of this nature, although some of the archival photos are nicely implemented, especially with the crowd cheer sound effects over the top. ..
With each episode of Terim’s management tenure, there is more than enough to keep viewers engaged. The documentary is entertaining and informative enough to stick with over the 4 episodes.
