The catalyst was O.J.: Made in America (2016). Although ostensibly about a football player turned murderer, its five-hour spine was a dissection of celebrity, media manipulation, and the LAPD. It taught streaming-era audiences that a documentary could be as gripping as a thriller. Netflix and HBO took note.
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