HBO Sports and Film 45 team up for a new docuseries State of Play. Each episode follows a different facet of the world of sports, including key players, programs, and more; and shares how sports connect us to a larger society. If you’re wondering how to watch State of Play on HBO Max, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch State of Play
Good news! You and your family can not only enjoy State of Play but everything HBO Max has to offer. HBO Max makes it easy to pick a plan that fits your needs; starting at $9.99 a month or $15.99 a month ad-free. Or, save up to 20% more with an annual plan of $99.99 or $149.99 ad-free. With HBO Max, you can enjoy must-see original TV shows, hit movies, and more all from your streaming device.
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How Many Episodes Are in State of Play?
There are seven episodes in State of Play. Each episode lasts 30 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of State of Play episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
- “Happiness”: November 18, 2014
- “Broken”: November 25, 2014
- “Culture Shock”: December 2, 2014
- “First Ladies”: December 9, 2014
- “Inherent Violence”: December 13, 2016
- “Fighting Chance”: December 14, 2016
- “Game of Borders”: December 15, 2016
What Are the Critics Saying About State of Play?
State of Play has no official critic reviews. IMDB rates the series a 6.9/10 based on audience scores. Fans of sports documentaries or those just wanting a deeper look into sports culture will find something interesting to watch here. The roundtable discussions are also a unique addition to the style of docuseries.
“But with such a wide world of sports out there, it’s nice to see there’s a place in the game for something as sober, and at times sobering, as State of Play.” – Brian Lowry, Variety
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Is State of Play Suitable for Kids?
State of Play is rated TV-PG, which is suitable for children with parental supervision and all viewers over the age of 14. The series may contain real-world topics or themes not suitable for very young audiences.
