This didn't happen on other episodes but the background music completely drowned out all the interviews and the stories told about Ultimate Warrior. Otherwise this was a fascinating look. Just impossible to not be distracted by the blaring music.

I always remembered the Ultimate Warrior from my teenage years. And since then I've seen many documentaries about all these wrestlers. From the story of André the Giant, to all the tragic stories from Vice's "Dark Side of the Ring". After seasons 1 and 2 of the ladder, I couldn't help but wonder "what about the Ultimate Warrior?"

I knew nothing about the man beyond the character, and I think he's the one I was the most curious about, him being so extreme and never showing who he really was. Now I see how some of his actions and those of the WWE created a sort of cloud over his character's legacy. And that's why I, not being among the super fans of wrestling, didn't really know anything about him.

I'm glad I got to find out.

The warrior was a very controversial man. Beloved by fans and family, but had varying degrees of disgust by the wrestlers. Wasn't looking forward to watching this episode as I have heard all the stories about how much of a miserable lunatic a-hole this man was and how his years after wrestling were marred by some distasteful things he said. Every person has their flaws and every person has their story. I do believe that this show did a fantastic job not making it seem that warrior was this infallible man that was loved by all. Warrior was complex and at times difficult to work with, but he was still a person that loved his family, loved to inspire, and wanted to love life and be at peace.