ESPN announces release dates for Kansas City Chiefs series ‘The Kingdom'
The eagerly anticipated six-episode docuseries on the Chiefs will explore the franchise's indelible and distinctive place in the NFL's landscape, spanning more than six decades of history, while offering an exclusive and revealing chronicle of the team's 2024 season.
'This series is a tribute to everyone who has helped shape the Kansas City Chiefs over the past six decades — from my father's vision to the players and coaches who pursue greatness each season,' said Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt. 'We were proud to open our doors to share the full scope of what Chiefs Kingdom means, on the field and beyond. We hope fans walk away with an even deeper appreciation for the people, the passion, and the purpose that drive our organization.'
All six episodes will premiere on ESPN+ and Disney+ on August 14, while Episodes 1 and 2 will debut on ESPN at 8 pm CT. Episodes 3-6 will premiere on the network's linear schedule on August 19th and 20th.
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