Engraved on a Nation is a Canadian sports documentary anthology series commissioned by TSN.
The series originally premiered in 2012, with an anthology of 8 documentaries surrounding the Canadian Football League and the Grey Cup, in honour of its centennial edition. In 2019, TSN revived the series with a new season of 6 documentaries beginning February 6, 2019, now focusing on notable figures and stories in all of Canadian sport.
Episodes Season 1
Season 2
See also 30 for 30, a similar series of sports documentaries produced by TSN's minority partner ESPN.
References
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