If you could call this a documentary, it would be of Frederick, the director, who failed at developing a successful reality tv series. The guy had to do SOMETHING with all this footage he gathered, and then stumbled upon a missing person case. Everything is so disjointed. Yes, Teddy Hart is a disgusting sociopath of a human being. Yes, Teddy Hart is an interesting topic for a documentary, because he comes from a well established wrestling family, and he's ultimately failed at establishing himself. However, that's not what this docuseries fully discovers. This series is about the director. He has inserted himself into every aspect of this "documentary." It's about HIS failure to produce anything worthwhile. This becomes less about Teddy Hart and more about his missing girlfriend, pointing the finger solely at Teddy Hart midway through. That's not a documentary. It's more investigative journalism from an unreliable source.
Overall, it was boring.
Overall, it was boring.