After five episodes leading up to Super Bowl LII, fans were left wondering how the “Tom vs Time” documentary series would end when the New England Patriots lost to the Philadelphia Eagles.
On Wednesday, the answer was provided with a trailer for episode six that debuted on “Good Morning America” as anchor Michael Strahan is a co-founder of “Religion of Sports”, the production company behind the series.
The final episode focuses on the emotional effect the Super Bowl defeat had on his children and the lesson he taught them from it as he begins to shift his attention to next season.
You can view episode six on the Tom vs Time Facebook page next Monday (3/12) and Brady will also appear on “Good Morning America” the same day to discuss the completed series.
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