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The 5th Quarter

  • 2016-2018
  • 3 seasons
  • Go90
  • Comedy

Mockumentary series chronicling the greatest untold and untrue stories in sports history.

Season 3 Episode Guide

10 Episodes 2018

Episode 1

The Processor

Philadelphia 76ers Star Joel "The Process" Embiid aspires to finish his degree at Kansas, so he takes an internship as a "Processor" during the 2017 NBA off-season. When his boss turns out to be nothing more than a scam artist running a shell company, Joel takes matters into his own, gigantic hands.

Episode 2

Procussion

Thu, Feb 22, 2018

A documentary (produced by the Alt-Right) showing the positive effects of multiple concussions. This is the Alt-Right's response to Frontline's expose, "League of Denial."

Episode 3

Johnny Tomm Surgery

Mon, Jan 15, 2018

In the midst of the current epidemic of injuries facing Major League Baseball today, this is the story of the first ever player to successfully come back from a torn taint.

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Episode 4

The Farewell

Episode 5

The Oh-No No-No

Thu, Mar 15, 2018

The incredible story of Detroit Tigers pitcher Otis Woods, who threw 17 perfect innings while high on a drug cocktail that would most certainly have killed any other human.

Episode 6

The Dark Horse

Mon, Jan 8, 2018

The story of Dressage's resident bad boy finding a second lease on life after trying his hand at Finland's hottest new sport: Hobby Horsing.

Episode 7

Gascar

Mon, Jan 1, 2018

Nascar's worst driver Amos Wallace is about to call it quits when he gets an unexpected sponsor from a shady juice company. The juice, along with its digestive side-effects, propels Amos to racing stardom and proves that sometimes in order to go fast, you just need to "go."

Episode 8

A Lift of Their Own

Sat, Feb 10, 2018

A look back at the history of women's powerlifting.

Episode 9

10 Cent LSD Night

A partly animated look back at one of the worst promotional ideas in sports history.

Episode 10

I'm So Mean

'I'm So Mean' takes a deep dive into the NBA's first and only hip-hop war of the 1990s. This wasn't Biggie vs. Tupac. This was the Eastern Conference vs. the Western Conference. This was Shaq versus the world.

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