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As a Led Zeppelin fan for the past five decades, this was an amazing trip, hearing all the stories of how four incredible artists happened upon each other to make rock history.

With genuine and thoughtful interviews from the survivors of the band and a really sweet and funny interview from the late John Bonham, (a happy voice from the past) this exciting and well crafted doc had wonderful historical footage and photos showing us how Led Zeppelin became Led Zeppelin.

If you can see it in IMAX, it's amazing. Some of the live footage is absolutely fantastic and the sound quality is remarkable.

Overall, this was a really fun ride down memory lane. I just wish I were 10 years older so that I had had a chance to see Zep before John passed.

Definitely a must see for any Led Zeppelin fan!

I didn't expect much of this show.

It started off a bit slow, but immediately I felt like I was in Office Space crossed with 1984.

The sheer psychological terror of your very own conscience severed during the day at work, creating a whole different person at the office was compelling.

Adam Scott shines in his role as Mark S. And to my surprise he's joined by the brilliant John Turturro, Christopher Walken (!) Partricia Arquette and a new (to me) and wonderful actress, Britt Lower. Zach Cherry shines as well, his constant quips and foul tirades punctuate the deafening silence of the seemingly padded walls in the bowels of Lumon, Inc.

It's a cautionary tale and a real hard look at ourselves - who are we, really?

I often would say I'm a little different at the office than I am at home. This takes it to a whole new level... you HAVE to see this series.

Can't wait for January 2025 for season 2.