‘It’s Like Working Inside of the Vatican’: How a Former Red Sox Intern Ended Up Making a Documentary About Their 2004 World Series Run
Colin Barnicle, the self-proclaimed “worst intern in the history of the Boston Red Sox,” tells GQ all about his experience working for the Sox, learning to forgive Grady Little, and his new Netflix documentary.
The director discusses Theo Epstein, Grady Little, and a player he could not get to participate in the project.
Boston Red Sox' director Colin Barnicle tells PEOPLE that the late Tim Wakefield convinced his teammates to give Barnicle a ...
"I always felt that the comeback from three down wasn’t really the comeback we were focusing on, we were focusing on the ...
After months of buildup, the docuseries Red Sox fans have been waiting for is ready for viewing with a simple add to your ...
With this anniversary, Netflix released "The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox," a docuseries recapping the story of the 2003 and ...
Boston Red Sox' details the highs and lows of the Boston Red Sox's 2003 and 2004 seasons en route to winning the club's first World Series championship in 86 years. Here are five notable moments from ...
Boston Red Sox” on Netflix Oct. 23 tells how “The Curse of the Bambino” was lifted after 86 years in Boston’s decades-long ...
If there’s going to be a season three of “Colin from Accounts,” look for a time jump. Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall, stars and creators of the comedy, say the shift would give them a ...
BBC star, Colin Chapman, has died aged 87. The journalist, who worked for the BBC, as well as stints at the Sunday Times, Financial Times, the New York Times and ABC, is reported to have passed ...
Five questions with Colin Barnicle, director of “The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox,” which debuted on Netflix Wednesday.
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