Tomorrow in the United States, the Michael Jordan documentary "The Last Dance" will be released online ahead of the rest of the world. And NBA tweeters, and people around the world, will be tuning in to enjoy chapters 5 and 7, the latest installment of the 10-part series, before it is released on Netflix.

Yes, it's not a new game, but this highly anticipated documentary will give us an unprecedented look at an important year in MJ's basketball career. If you're watching with the family, know that both uncut and censored versions will be aired.

ESPN will weave together rare archival footage and current interviews from the 1997-98 NBA season, which proved to be the end of Michael Jordan's tenure with the Chicago Bulls. Jordan's departure from the team is actually a story of loyalty.

Management wanted to reset the team, despite having won one NBA championship trophy after another. This included firing head coach Phil Jackson, a step that went too far for Jordan.

The 10-part documentary was scheduled for later this year, but ESPN moved it up as a way to deal with the closure of live sports in the aftermath of COVID-19.

As some of you may have already seen, we've collected the five best tweets from the "Last Dance" below.

Haven't started yet, HBO is offering the first five minutes for your listening pleasure:

If you're away from home and trying to watch "Last Dance" online and find that it's not available on the service you already pay for, there are other streaming service, there is no need to use a streaming service. Yes, people away from home need not be hampered by geofencing restrictions. But with the help of a virtual private network (VPN), they can watch with others wherever they are.

Our pick for the best VPN is ExpressVPN, which is easy to use, offers fast Internet speeds, and makes setup for streaming simple. It also works with virtually any device, including iOS and Android, as well as streaming devices such as Amazon Fire TV Stick and Apple TV. In addition, it can also be used on gaming consoles such as PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Even if you cut cable, you can still watch "The Last Dance" online; the 10-part documentary, which airs every Sunday from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET on ESPN, is one of the best streaming services in Sling TV's Orange package It is one of.

ESPN has an uncut version, and ESPN2 has a censored version.

If you can pay a little more, Hulu with Live TV is also a great option.

This is easy. New episodes of "Last Dance" will be available on Netflix in the UK on Mondays, the next pair tomorrow, May 11, and the last pair on May 18. That means Brits can watch them when they wake up in the morning instead of waiting for primetime.

Canadians can watch "The Last Dance" on Netflix, just like people in the UK. Lucky, right?

The new episodes will air in pairs at 9 and 10 p.m. ET, with the previous two also airing at 7 and 8 p.m. ET.

Sneakerhead Nation was also buzzing with excitement over the April 19 debut, but for a different reason. Nike released a surprise pair of Jordan 5 "Fire Red" sneakers, which sold out instantly. How quickly, you ask? Chicago Tribune content editor DeAnte Prince tweeted, "As expected, they sold out before the opening credits."

Not surprisingly, the May 2 10 a.m. ET launch disappeared just as quickly, but it was also available in shopping malls.