Not really sure what this was supposed to accomplish. Very little insight into what happened behind the scenes. There really isn't a "price of Glee." They only share viewer ratings, no discussion detailing profits were added to the film.
There is no link between the three famous deaths which are pictured (Naya, Cory, & Mark).
The series has no other cast members or producers. It is mostly stand-ins, roommates, and set designers of the show. Which results in most people's statements being assumptions, judgements, or hearsay.
One set designer even admits, he didn't know how actors arrived to the studio (meaning sober or not) as by the time they would be on set, they would appear to be fine.
Maya's father is completely disassociated from his daughter's tragic death. He self-admits this within the doc. If he weren't so disassociated I'm sure he would see this 3 part series for the garbage that it is. 2 episodes being primarily on Cory.
Mark is briefly mentioned but overall he gets maybe 15 minutes of show time and there is no one interviewed to share his upbringing or how Glee effected him.
Only a psychotherapist is brought in, couldn't have a psychiatrist or psychologist who specializes in sexual deviation? Childhood trauma? Addiction? Etc...
All in all, save yourself the time. You will only learn that the cast and crew had long demanding days, with very little to no off-time during the first 2 seasons.
There is no link between the three famous deaths which are pictured (Naya, Cory, & Mark).
The series has no other cast members or producers. It is mostly stand-ins, roommates, and set designers of the show. Which results in most people's statements being assumptions, judgements, or hearsay.
One set designer even admits, he didn't know how actors arrived to the studio (meaning sober or not) as by the time they would be on set, they would appear to be fine.
Maya's father is completely disassociated from his daughter's tragic death. He self-admits this within the doc. If he weren't so disassociated I'm sure he would see this 3 part series for the garbage that it is. 2 episodes being primarily on Cory.
Mark is briefly mentioned but overall he gets maybe 15 minutes of show time and there is no one interviewed to share his upbringing or how Glee effected him.
Only a psychotherapist is brought in, couldn't have a psychiatrist or psychologist who specializes in sexual deviation? Childhood trauma? Addiction? Etc...
All in all, save yourself the time. You will only learn that the cast and crew had long demanding days, with very little to no off-time during the first 2 seasons.