Janet Jackson documentarians on who's to blame for Super Bowl incident with Justin Timberlake.
, an intense investigation into the who, what, and why of the notorious incident.
Showrunner and executive producer Robertson shared similar sentiments."I think one of the many things that we took away from the experience, making and releasing , was that there can be incredible value in bringing journalistic rigor to subject matters that others perhaps trivialized, minimized, overlooked in some ways," she added.
For Gomes, an important element of the documentary's foundation was showing how Jackson's image as a sex icon was used against her. Gomes said that she thought it was clear that gender and race played a role in how the public reacted to the incident but felt that ageism had a part as well."You can't ignore that he's younger, he's a white male and he just kept going with all kinds of energy and power behind him whereas certainly a lot of people pulled the plug on [Janet] fundamentally," she pointed out."You can't ignore those three elements.
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