Is es wirklich so das es nicht genügend leute gucken? Ich kann mir das irgendwie nicht vorstellen. Diese Serie Is einfach high class... Sehr schade ich hab sie sehr gerne geguckt..
@@Featheon lol the show was full of fast cuts & jump cuts, that was part of its flashy editing style... Not because of bad acting in a scene. Idk how one who watched the series could miss something so obvious.
I know this series is “altered for dramatic effect”, but it does feel good watching these stories unfold when basketball rivalries ran deep and hard. Love it! And everyone cast totally brings the essence of the real person they are portraying.
I think a lot of the former players were in denial about how inaccurate Winning Time was because of their personal image. If you read books and articles about them, you can see that Jerry West and Kareem specifically were more or less the people they were in the show.
I've been an Adrian Brody fan for a long time, and it never seems like he gets much love anymore. But this dude can act. I'm was really happy he was able to be in this show. He is the most Pat Reily, since Pat Reily.
This was a great scene, Pat Riley is showing his team he’s not a pushover he’s a coach for a reason by having leadership, discipline, and balls of calling out everyone in the locker room. Awesome speech
@@foxmccloud7055 While I understand what you're saying, Riley was doing this in an environment where the players had the power to get the last coach fired. There was no such thing in the NCAA then; guys like Knight and Krzyzewski (who both started at Army) could run the programs like fiefdoms and pull the scholarship of anyone they wished. Players couldn't even transfer schools without the last coach's permission.
West, I'm sure, is proud of Riley. He was known to be explosive and impatient about winning. And then Riley emerged from the shadow to prove himself. When they were teammates, West was the top dog on the team, Riley was a bench player. It's like Michael Jordan being Steve Kerr's assistant coach.
And I remember how Jerry West stood up to Laker team owner Dr. Jerry Buss once. Early in the 1986/87 NBA season, Dr. Buss was about to do a handshake deal with Dallas Maverick team owner Don Carter. Plan wasa to trade Lakers James Worthy to the Mavericks for Mark Aguire. Jerry West told Dr. Buss that he himself would resign on the spot if Buss were to actually execute such a trade. The threat worked,, as NO trade was made,, and the Lakers went onto winning the next 2 NBA Championships.
Adrian Brody doing his stuff and great as always, plus I really like the retro 1970's cinematography recreated here and it looks authentic, kudos to those who did that as well.
The build up to this scene made it land so hard. The confusion around who was the coach after Westhead was fired. Riley having more of a friendship with the players because of how he was with them while he was the assistant. The following montage of the Lakers on fire with Grease playing in the background was a great way to cap it.
And then it kind of happened again with the Miami Heat and Erik Spoelstra, when he went from video coordinator, assistant coach, then head coach. Riley appears to be like a clone of Red Auerbach. He's a player's coach, friendly with the guys, always finding ways to connect, but he also knows when to lay it down.
Binged the whole show in 2 days one of the best ‘sports retelling/docs’ in a while. Casting and script were TIGHT! They went word for word with interviews lmao 🔥
That’s probably why they didn’t do it, cuz they knew they wouldn’t get that far, and needed to ended it at the 2nd season. They needed to show the winning personality of pat in the show somehow and that event really embodied him
@@scottystcloud7086according to them viewership for season 2 were dramatically low. Ironically enough I didn’t even see any promo for the show until I searched it up myself and found season 2 was airing in a few days. Seems like they had no desire to keep the show alive from the jump
Adrian Brody does an excellent job at Pat Riley. One thing I appreciate about Riley is he was always grateful for the roles Jack McKinney and Paul Westhead had in him becoming the Lakers HC. McKinney's unfortunate accident elevated Riley to assistant and Riley continued running McKinney's "Showtime" offense, which he always credited to Jack. Riley was good friends with Westhead and cared about him. While I'm sure he was happy to become the head coach, he also was sad about his friend losing his job, and also made sure to let Magic know he was partially responsible for Westhead getting fired.
You HAVE to bring this show back if you're HBO. It was the only thing in recent memory from them that was memorable, and actually had me anticipating each episode as it came out. Who cares if its altered from the actual history of how each of these people actually were, but its entertaining as all hell and has a great cast to boot. BRING IT BACK HBO
You know, I can’t think of a series better executed than this one. I watched it on a whim, i know nothing about baseball, but the acting, storytelling, cinematography, and heart. It’s on another level. If this gets forgotten I’ll be disappointed.
I do not believe you can get better casting than this series has. Adrian has the added touch of the cigarette and himself meaning business. I hope Adrian knows he has many fans young and old out there. Amazing range of talent.
Pat Riley was and will always be bat sh-t crazy. So sad he did not bring a title home to NY when he was their coach but the 90's watching the Knicks was still awesome. I wish Ewing followed Cartwight to Chicago to at least get a ring. Good Times!!
Riley didnt have nearly the talent in NY that he did in LA. NY expected him to bring Showtime to NY....however you need the horses to run Showtime (which The Knicks clearly did not have). Riley is a perfect example of a coach tailoring his coaching...around the talent he has. Those Knicks teams had the personnel to play tough defense/half court offense...and he squeezed every bit of effort out of that bunch. They just happened to run into Jordan's Bulls...and a Houston Rockets team that turned out to be too much offense for them.
Yea, I guess it was well known he was a quiet laid back person, and shortly after he became he literally did a character shift on life and completely became a new person. I love his character arc in here, and from what I've read, it's pretty accurate
Love this. This is when they all stopped seeing him as “one of the guys” to “leader”. “Skipper. . Coach of that team. Not even a laker fan but A great moment of a great series
Just incredible. One of the best “arrival” scenes for a character in modern media/certainly television… It’s the moment Riles became Pat fuckin Riley, and the Lakers became Showtime…and you can *feel* it.
It's crazy to me they didn't at least bring back a season 3 to finish the 80s and resume the whole Celtic-Lakers rivalry. This was the best series going on on TV for a while and every episode knocked it out of the park. Maybe another can pick this up and start telling the Kobe years which were legendary and perfect for storytelling
I just wish people would have given this a shot, I know I KNOW IN MY HEART IT DIDN'T HAPPEN THIS WAY! But I can't help but want it to go this way cause goddamn does it make me love these characters so much. John C. Riley just fucking deserves better man, his Jerry Buss is something else
One of the greatest tv scenes I’ve ever watched. If you had watched up to this point in the season, Riles had been such a pathetic, sorry character, a shell of the “Pat Reilly” we know and love. Between the build up of conflicting personalities on the team and the internal dilemma pat was facing, especially with his experience with his father, this was the best build up and breaking of tension I’ve seen in a tv show. I’ll never forgive them for not renewing this.
Every now and then a show comes along that is great and for some reason it doesn't connect with the studios and they cancel it. This is a glaring example. The casting the acting the writing the basketball scenes are all amazing. Jerry west is my new fav laker based on the show lol
people often oversee him breaking his hand, his point during the speech is them being tight, which he gestures with his broken hand. Thats some conviction right there.
Can't believe they canceled this show! It was the best show on TV in an era with nothing but complete shit, and this was a refreshing reminder of what a good show with good acting can be. Guess it was too much for the simpleton contingency that makes up the market nowadays
Was so gutted they cancelled this show Adrian Brody killed it I was so excited for him to become prime Pat Riley. “Don’t you show me those fucking teeth” incredible writing
Though frustrated at the time, McAdoo later said the lack of pressure coming off the bench instead of starting meant he slotted into the side more effectively. I was honestly surprised he never won Sixth Man.
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Adrian Brody has Pat’s swagger down so good.
I haven’t watched the show. I had no idea what to expect. Fucking impressed
hes a pure method actor!
he's one of the best
One of the greatest actors of his generation. Doesn't care about glitz or glimmer or press. Just acting.
it was ok 😂
"No more of this, Riles sh*t, it's coach!"
Love it!
Adrian Brody is a beast 💪
Fuckin chills, man. Fuckin _chills_
I’ll never forgive HBO for canceling this show it was awesome
It wasn’t hbo
@@brianbaker2884 That's weird, cause HBO announce it was cancelling the series because it didn't have the amount of viewers they expected & wanted.
Is es wirklich so das es nicht genügend leute gucken? Ich kann mir das irgendwie nicht vorstellen. Diese Serie Is einfach high class...
Sehr schade ich hab sie sehr gerne geguckt..
Nah, I'm with them. This acting sucked, and there's a load of cuts in this scene that prove it sucked on set.
@@Featheon lol the show was full of fast cuts & jump cuts, that was part of its flashy editing style... Not because of bad acting in a scene. Idk how one who watched the series could miss something so obvious.
HBO canceling this show was an absolute crime. Especially when season 2 was on this level right here.
Show was meh, had no audience and cost too much. It was hardly a crime.
Pat really got that dog in him
Of course he is
Been involved in NBA Finals since the 70s to 2020s
Built different.
The true goat coach
I didn't know people had dogs in them! What breed does Pat have in him?
@@Lordlt82pit bull, Rottweiler. You know what the saying means or you should it’s not a mystery, it means you aren’t a punk bitch and got grit.
I know this series is “altered for dramatic effect”, but it does feel good watching these stories unfold when basketball rivalries ran deep and hard. Love it! And everyone cast totally brings the essence of the real person they are portraying.
The NBA was so damn good in the 80s and 90s. Sad that it’s not even on my radar these days.
Yeah, but by all accounts Riley really was like this. I can see why he was so effective as a coach. I can also see how he can just burn out a team.
A lot of these.. ehem "events" didn't even happen but hey it's a show
It's HBO, everything is enhanced for drama
I think a lot of the former players were in denial about how inaccurate Winning Time was because of their personal image. If you read books and articles about them, you can see that Jerry West and Kareem specifically were more or less the people they were in the show.
I've been an Adrian Brody fan for a long time, and it never seems like he gets much love anymore. But this dude can act. I'm was really happy he was able to be in this show. He is the most Pat Reily, since Pat Reily.
He was awesome in Peaky Blinders as well
The Pianist is one of the greatest performances of all time.
@@stirlingsenna9502 Fucking hated every moment Luca Changretta was on screen, awesome actor.
He's one of my favorites
@@FiveSigma72so true I sometimes think of him nd see the pianist
There was only one Pat Riley, there will only be one. Adrian hits the bullseye here. This scene gives me goosebumps.
Is*
He didn’t do shit like this lmao
Nah man. If we need another Pat Riley, Adrian Brady could fill in. 😂
This was a great scene, Pat Riley is showing his team he’s not a pushover he’s a coach for a reason by having leadership, discipline, and balls of calling out everyone in the locker room. Awesome speech
Bobby Knight- Hold my beer.
@@foxmccloud7055 While I understand what you're saying, Riley was doing this in an environment where the players had the power to get the last coach fired. There was no such thing in the NCAA then; guys like Knight and Krzyzewski (who both started at Army) could run the programs like fiefdoms and pull the scholarship of anyone they wished. Players couldn't even transfer schools without the last coach's permission.
@@fml5910 Well, Riley played in an era when many players smoked.
Ditched after two seasons. Such a loss. Loved this show!
WE NEED IT BACK
"You wanna win you gotta be like this ✊️TIGHT"
Tuco Salamanca approves!
Like a CIGARETTE!
Oh yeah ... tight
I love the way he stood up to Jerry west. He’s the only guy so far to do it and get away with it. 🤣🤣👌
No more of this riles shit 😂
West, I'm sure, is proud of Riley. He was known to be explosive and impatient about winning. And then Riley emerged from the shadow to prove himself. When they were teammates, West was the top dog on the team, Riley was a bench player. It's like Michael Jordan being Steve Kerr's assistant coach.
And I remember how Jerry West stood up to Laker team owner Dr. Jerry Buss once. Early in the 1986/87 NBA season, Dr. Buss was about to do a handshake deal with Dallas Maverick team owner Don Carter. Plan wasa to trade Lakers James Worthy to the Mavericks for Mark Aguire. Jerry West told Dr. Buss that he himself would resign on the spot if Buss were to actually execute such a trade. The threat worked,, as NO trade was made,, and the Lakers went onto winning the next 2 NBA Championships.
@@RagDraggo One of the best trades the Lakers never made.
My favorite scene from this series
We saw him from a nobody wandering around Venice Beach to the coach of a championship team
American Dream
Adrian Brody doing his stuff and great as always, plus I really like the retro 1970's cinematography recreated here and it looks authentic, kudos to those who did that as well.
That actor playing Kurt Rambis actually looks like Kurt Rambis 🤣
The build up to this scene made it land so hard. The confusion around who was the coach after Westhead was fired. Riley having more of a friendship with the players because of how he was with them while he was the assistant.
The following montage of the Lakers on fire with Grease playing in the background was a great way to cap it.
And then it kind of happened again with the Miami Heat and Erik Spoelstra, when he went from video coordinator, assistant coach, then head coach.
Riley appears to be like a clone of Red Auerbach. He's a player's coach, friendly with the guys, always finding ways to connect, but he also knows when to lay it down.
They never should have cancelled this it was awesome!
It's like Brody was meant to play Pat Riley. I love it
Such a fantastic scene
Binged the whole show in 2 days one of the best ‘sports retelling/docs’ in a while. Casting and script were TIGHT! They went word for word with interviews lmao 🔥
This happened after the "Memorial Day Massacre" when the Boston Celtics blew the Lakers away 148-114.
Huh? That didn’t happen yet in the show during this scene. Nor will it ever now that it’s canceled 😢
That’s probably why they didn’t do it, cuz they knew they wouldn’t get that far, and needed to ended it at the 2nd season. They needed to show the winning personality of pat in the show somehow and that event really embodied him
No, it didn't. You can literally see the Bullets logo around them.
I could watch this over and over again. Masterpiece
This clip makes me want to watch this series.
Very very good, obviously not entirely accurate and dramatized in many scenes but it’s well worth that watch!
This series NEEDS to get renewed
It got cancelled. MAX has no idea how much people clearly loved it.
@@scottystcloud7086plus they never advertised it at all so it never had the chance to have widespread reach and views
@@scottystcloud7086according to them viewership for season 2 were dramatically low. Ironically enough I didn’t even see any promo for the show until I searched it up myself and found season 2 was airing in a few days. Seems like they had no desire to keep the show alive from the jump
It ended the way it should have with a loss to the Celtics 😅
SAD ITS GONE
Despite how they fucked us on the ending in typical HBO fashion, there were some good memorable scenes like this.
Adrian Brody does an excellent job at Pat Riley.
One thing I appreciate about Riley is he was always grateful for the roles Jack McKinney and Paul Westhead had in him becoming the Lakers HC. McKinney's unfortunate accident elevated Riley to assistant and Riley continued running McKinney's "Showtime" offense, which he always credited to Jack. Riley was good friends with Westhead and cared about him. While I'm sure he was happy to become the head coach, he also was sad about his friend losing his job, and also made sure to let Magic know he was partially responsible for Westhead getting fired.
You HAVE to bring this show back if you're HBO. It was the only thing in recent memory from them that was memorable, and actually had me anticipating each episode as it came out.
Who cares if its altered from the actual history of how each of these people actually were, but its entertaining as all hell and has a great cast to boot. BRING IT BACK HBO
its a great show, but hbo also has a lot more great shows in their recent catalog tbh
@@levisosa2953 honestly everything has been a letdown since The Wire. But opinions are opinions, respect yours but agree to disagree
@@Pooky23 Bruh everything in any time is not as good as The Wire. Kinda silly to compare everything to that
I can’t get enough of this scene. I rewatch it like every week. Anytime it’s on my feed it’s an instant click
People appreciate the truth when they hear it. Even if it’s hard truths
This scene made me like Brody and Riley even more.
“Don’t u show me those fucking teeth, u think I’m afraid of u”? AYOOO😭my respect for Adrian after this show 📈
Should already have that respect man, dude had an Oscar for one of the most devastating performances ever (The Pianist)
Pat Riley is somewhere smiling.
@@xNewYorker1997x you ever watch bullet?
You know, I can’t think of a series better executed than this one. I watched it on a whim, i know nothing about baseball, but the acting, storytelling, cinematography, and heart. It’s on another level. If this gets forgotten I’ll be disappointed.
the sopranos is up there
Man he killed this role, would be great as a spin off
Brody looks just like Riley and he's a GREAT underrated actor. Wow love this scene!!
My fav actor by far.
That’s up there with best ever sports speeches.
One of Best Scenes...
I do not believe you can get better casting than this series has. Adrian has the added touch of the cigarette and himself meaning business. I hope Adrian knows he has many fans young and old out there. Amazing range of talent.
i love adrian Brody he's one of my favorite actors
brody awesome..can do it all.i gotta watch this series
best scene of the whole show! Brody is one of the greats
I’ve never watched this show, but this sold me. Let me start watching
I dont know anything about these people but i just love watching Adrian Brody go to work
This show was in a league of its own, no show has glued my eyes to my screen in a way that this one did.
Pat Riley was and will always be bat sh-t crazy. So sad he did not bring a title home to NY when he was their coach but the 90's watching the Knicks was still awesome. I wish Ewing followed Cartwight to Chicago to at least get a ring. Good Times!!
Riley didnt have nearly the talent in NY that he did in LA. NY expected him to bring Showtime to NY....however you need the horses to run Showtime (which The Knicks clearly did not have). Riley is a perfect example of a coach tailoring his coaching...around the talent he has. Those Knicks teams had the personnel to play tough defense/half court offense...and he squeezed every bit of effort out of that bunch. They just happened to run into Jordan's Bulls...and a Houston Rockets team that turned out to be too much offense for them.
Yea, I guess it was well known he was a quiet laid back person, and shortly after he became he literally did a character shift on life and completely became a new person. I love his character arc in here, and from what I've read, it's pretty accurate
this is the scene where riles became coach riley
This is like one of the best shows ever seriously awesome
what's the name of the show?
This fired me tf up first time I watched it omg lmao
Love this. This is when they all stopped seeing him as “one of the guys” to “leader”. “Skipper. . Coach of that team. Not even a laker fan but A great moment of a great series
Amazing video!
Finished season 1 and as a brit who doesnt like the sport or play it, but, Daaaamn its a masterpeace of raw story telling and casting that gets it.
I really enjoyed this show. I’m surprised so many didn’t. That MFer looked just like James Worthy. 😂
This was in set in 1982 before Worthy got drafted
Amazing show
what's the name of the show?
Best scene of the series
Hes the character i look forward to seeing the most. His storyline is interesting.
He will forever be known as Luca Changretta
He's had way too long and prolific a career to be known as one minor character in a tv show. You must not have been paying attention.
@@PoeticJustice05 That was an epic character he played there. By far my favorite.
@@notaliberalfromcali6245100% but Brodys been him 🔥
I'm a 6th grade teacher. If only I could talk to my students this way.
Well, they are 12 year olds... not adults...
Thanks. @@PeenWienerstien . Very good point.
Did you try smoking a cig and jumping around like a crazy person?
you can.... but probably only once before youre asked to leave
@@CharlieL292 Yeah, but not at the same time. Maybe it's the combination of the two that works.
I may watch this series now.
Adrian Brody was awesome as the Mafiaso head in Peaky Fooking Blinders...awesome !
I love this show.
After watching this SO many times… I just realized Pat is now giving “The Fist” to his team… TIGHT!
Its cool seeing Coach PR get his flowers while alive.
Just incredible. One of the best “arrival” scenes for a character in modern media/certainly television…
It’s the moment Riles became Pat fuckin Riley, and the Lakers became Showtime…and you can *feel* it.
My grandfather would’ve loved this show 😢
I loved this series😢
Jerry west just shaking his head after riles says it’s coach is hilarious
If anybody was going to play Pat Riley, it was definitely Adrien Brody. Phenomenal actor all around.
One of the best actors over the last twenty years imo
It's crazy to me they didn't at least bring back a season 3 to finish the 80s and resume the whole Celtic-Lakers rivalry. This was the best series going on on TV for a while and every episode knocked it out of the park. Maybe another can pick this up and start telling the Kobe years which were legendary and perfect for storytelling
We’ll need someone like Pat Riley when things don’t go well and we need to be built up.
This is fucking acting royalty 🎭👑
I just wish people would have given this a shot, I know I KNOW IN MY HEART IT DIDN'T HAPPEN THIS WAY! But I can't help but want it to go this way cause goddamn does it make me love these characters so much. John C. Riley just fucking deserves better man, his Jerry Buss is something else
This scene was so dope
I love Pat Riley. Go heat
One of the greatest tv scenes I’ve ever watched. If you had watched up to this point in the season, Riles had been such a pathetic, sorry character, a shell of the “Pat Reilly” we know and love. Between the build up of conflicting personalities on the team and the internal dilemma pat was facing, especially with his experience with his father, this was the best build up and breaking of tension I’ve seen in a tv show.
I’ll never forgive them for not renewing this.
I love how he put everybody in check, it didn't matter how much of a star each player is, he put all of their egos in check.
dope scene
Every now and then a show comes along that is great and for some reason it doesn't connect with the studios and they cancel it. This is a glaring example. The casting the acting the writing the basketball scenes are all amazing. Jerry west is my new fav laker based on the show lol
I'm so pissed this show got cancelled 🤬🤬
Even the thumbnail is top tier
This show should not have been cancelled. But love all that was shared
Necesito que continuen este serie, no lo necesito, lo pido !!!!!!
this was badass
Epic! Soo good. Brody fucn nails it. %100
Oh boy his performance in Detachment was amazing.
people often oversee him breaking his hand, his point during the speech is them being tight, which he gestures with his broken hand. Thats some conviction right there.
Can't believe they canceled this show! It was the best show on TV in an era with nothing but complete shit, and this was a refreshing reminder of what a good show with good acting can be. Guess it was too much for the simpleton contingency that makes up the market nowadays
GREAT SHOW, IM 19
Was so gutted they cancelled this show Adrian Brody killed it I was so excited for him to become prime Pat Riley. “Don’t you show me those fucking teeth” incredible writing
One of the best character developments
That was a helluva scene.
Though frustrated at the time, McAdoo later said the lack of pressure coming off the bench instead of starting meant he slotted into the side more effectively. I was honestly surprised he never won Sixth Man.
"Don't you fuckin' dare.."
I litterally sent this this clip in my family chat a few months ago
Magic's smile when he hears "its coach" is so good
Awesome
i need the winning montage right after this so bad
I love how even West is cowed by Coach's swagger. Even the best need a leader to speak louder to give them purpose and point out their negatives.
Best scene!
And that’s why he’s THE GOAT 🐐
"Doo is due" is one of the greatest lines perfectly delivered by Jason Clarke.
That’s how you coach sports!
Pat Riley