Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, coming to Hulu

The whole doc is 5 hours long.

5 hours, so maybe there will be also some parts of Jon in recording studio never seen before.

My guess would be the following:

Episode 1 : Formation, rise to success, band burnout after New Jersey tour

Episode 2 : Band reuniting and navigating their way through the tough 90s, before making a huge comeback in 2000. But trouble is brewing...

Episode 3 : Richie Rehab, Phil X standing in and Richie eventually leaving. The band prove that they can continue without Richie.

Episode 4 : Mostly focussing on Jon's vocal issues his op and the possible furture of the band.

Obviously it will focus on more than just those points, but my guess is that will be the main focus of each chapter.

This weekend is the Super Bowl. It would be a good time to put a longer trailer at halftime.

Episode two is all about slippery/NJ I think. Sure that's what was said in Pollstar interview anyway.

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Product placement of a clip at half time would exceed production costs of the last three albums.

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Oh right So I guess that the whole first episode is about the first two albums, probably about Jon growing up etc. That would mean the whole first two episodes only cover the first 6 or 7 years of the band. So I expect the 90s will probably get covered in about 10 minutes.

Sounds like it may make the same mistake that a lot of these documentarys do and spend most of the time focussing on the early days and then skip over the last 20 years in half an episode...

JON BON JOVI 'Couldn't Understand Why God Was Taking Away' His Vocal Ability

https://blabbermouth.net/news/jon-bo...-vocal-ability

''Jon said that "Thank You" is a warts-and-all account of the 40 years of BON JOVI that includes plenty of interview footage from current and former members of the band, including departed guitarist and co-songwriter Richie Sambora.

"One thing we agreed on Day One was this was not going to be a VH1 puff piece," he said. "This had to tell the truth. This had to have all the warts in it in order to tell the truth.

"Without arguing over editorial stuff and letting [director Gotham Chopra] do his thing, there were some punches in the nose," he said of his bandmates' interviews. "But I got over it."

It's so nice to hear him speak so honestly about his vocal issues. I so hope for his sake (and ours) he can get back to a reasonable place.

I agree with this, and to back up my thought process watch this video and tell me how many songs and/or photos you spot from the 1990s;
https://youtu.be/RJiNoXAVz3g?si=Q81e9u1rRto0C4HW