The only thing more fun than watching "The Last Dance" on Sunday night is scrolling through Twitter the next day to see the incredible memes the Internet has spawned from this 10-part documentary, premiering April 19 and airing two one-hour episodes each Sunday. This ESPN masterpiece looks back on the career of Michael Jordan, specifically featuring unaired footage from the Chicago Bulls' 1997-98 season.

Jordan knows he is a meme king; at Kobe Bryant's memorial service at the Staples Center in February, he laughed through tears and told his wife he promised her he would "never be a crying meme again." And yet, here we are again, in all of Jordan's meme glory. [From Jordan laughing at Gary Payton's interview to Dennis Rodman's drunkenness in Vegas to Jordan's shrugging of his security guard's shoulders, he frankly deserves his own documentary program.

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