ESPN25: Who's #1?

Monday 12:00 AM on ESPN

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Status: Returning Series
Premiered: Jun 01, 2004

ESPN25: Who's #1? was designed to glitz up the 25th anniversary of a network that permanently altered sports journalism and sports in general. Their mission was to present, in crude cinema verit form, the good, bad, and ugly that have left its fingerprints in the sporting community since ESPN debuted September 7, 1979.

All the lists are limited to ESPN's first quarter-century and thus are frozen in place.moreless

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Episode Guide

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S 3 : Ep 1	Greatest Knockouts	Aired 9/25/06
S 3 :	Greatest Single Season Performances	Aired 1/1/04
S 2 : Ep 7	Best MLB Teams	Aired 1/1/08
S 2 : Ep 6	The Best NBA Finals
S 2 : Ep 5	The Best World Series	Aired 5/30/05

Cast & Crew

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Trey Wingo

Host (ESPN Classic shows)

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Stuart Scott

Host

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Mike Golic

Himself, on ESPN Radio

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Sports Countdown makes debates

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"Great"

By dnr928, Aug 31, 2005

In such categories like best coach, big busts, and big finishes, debates are sure with this. You'll find yourself dreaming about comparisons of Jordan and Sam Bowie in this hour-long show, thinking about Brian Bosworth: Bust? as you have your workout, and so on. A must see if you like sports debates.
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Sports countdown show that recaps top teams, athletes, etc.

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By diviamush25, Aug 09, 2005

Fun, fastpaced show that submits lists for debate of the top teams, athletes, and games. Significantly better than Fox's "Sports List", but it could be improved with funnier soundbytes. ESPN seems to rely too heavily on the same talking heads, namely white guys in suits who are either reporters or ex-coaches. Where are the comedians, actors, rappers and hysterical characters that would appeal to the 18-35 demographic? This is my only complaint about an otherwise fantastic show.moreless
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