I love pool and American history, this show could have provided insight into both but sadly not.
The editors need to realise that pool players study a table, we watch the break, observe positions and work angles. During a set of games against the Scorpion, potted balls were retailed, angles and ball positioned changed, all under the premise of the correct sequence, bad editing. I'd also swear that the cue went in on the first break, but heavily edited.
The American history wasn't good. That is apart from the visit to the civil rights museum, the only good part of the show.
Maybe the next episode makes up for the one I've just watched, if it does, I'll edit this review.
The editors need to realise that pool players study a table, we watch the break, observe positions and work angles. During a set of games against the Scorpion, potted balls were retailed, angles and ball positioned changed, all under the premise of the correct sequence, bad editing. I'd also swear that the cue went in on the first break, but heavily edited.
The American history wasn't good. That is apart from the visit to the civil rights museum, the only good part of the show.
Maybe the next episode makes up for the one I've just watched, if it does, I'll edit this review.