sykobanana
I went into this like I do with drinks (be it tea, or beer); I had a thirst and wanted it quenched. Murdoch owns the vast majority of newspapers (over 80%) in my country, but little is known about him and his family or how they run their business.
But this was like drinking a weak tea or beer - it partially quenched my thirst, but left me frustrated and wanting more.
At times the series was eye opening. I did not know that he had a Daughter (James and Lachlan have always been in the public eye here) or that he was challenged in court by Max Mosley.
The first episode felt like there was not enough info to fill up the scheduled runtime - there was long pauses that you don't usually get in most modern documentaries and the gr...