Well I would like to inform you that this in no way is an unbiased documentary/series. That being said, its not supposed to be, its calling out the corporate greed that exists in our world, if your looking for an objective documentary this isn't what your looking for. This series was supposed to bring the violations of our economic rights to the public eye. I think that this was quite possibly the best documentary I have ever seen.

This is the world that we live in.That's sad.Loved every episode except syrup.

No question the corporate greed exposed in episode one was despicable, but to repeatedly compare German auto manufacturers to the Nazis while quietly mentioning Chrysler was engaged in the same behavior was absurd. By the time this "documentary" tried to tie Donald Trump to the scandal (and indirectly the Nazis), the Fonz had already jumped the shark. If you are an extreme tinfoil wearing moonbat, you will probably love the racism, hatred, and resentment this series will inspire in you, especially the last episode on how Trump is a scam artist. Anyone to the right of Karl Marx will probably consider the series to be extremely poorly done propaganda.

I liked this docuseries by Netflix until it turned political on the last episode. The last episode seems like it was just thrown in there just because they wanted to put Trump's name on something bad. The last episode had no substance and a fake attempt to tie Donald Trump to some criminal organization. They also harp on Trump's failures like they are a bad thing, it is clear that the producers have no idea what it takes to become successful. This is the exact problem that our education faces today, nobody is allowed to fail and learn from their failures. Disappointed at Netflix for going this route.