Tubi sets Oct. 21 for Buffalo Bills fans docuseries 'Just One Before I Die'
Tubi will release all five episodes of 'Just One Before I Die' on Oct. 21, a docuseries — a documentary told across episodes — about Buffalo Bills fans and their wait for a Super Bowl win, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The series centres on the Bills Mafia. That is the name for the team's large and vocal supporter base. Filming takes in tailgates, the car-park parties before games, and the table-smashing stunts that have become a match-day trademark.
No championship history lesson is needed to follow it. The hook is simple. A community wants one title. The cameras stay with the people in the stands.
The interview list mixes football names with media and screen faces. Former Bills players Jim Kelly, Andre Reed, Ryan Fitzpatrick and current player Dion Dawkins take part. They are joined by ESPN reporter Adam Schefter, broadcaster Nick Wright and actor Chad Michael Murray.
Behind the camera, Addison Henderson and Kevin Polowy direct. Henderson, Kevin Polowy and Clayton Polowy created the series and act as executive producers, the senior credits who steer a production, for AKC Film Productions. Fulwell Entertainment's Uninterrupted and Five All in the Fifth Entertainment also executive produce.
Earlier reporting by Variety listed Reed and Murray as executive producers as well.
Tubi is a free streaming service. There is no subscription. Viewers watch with adverts.
What makes this stand out is access. Fans carry much of the story. Players and pundits add context around them. Five episodes drop at once, so the whole run lands in one go.
