The best bit of behind-the-scenes All Blacks footage is almost 30 years old. They're on a farm in Wales, for some reason, and Zinzan Brooke - his right hand in a bandage, his hair a resplendent mullet - is astride a pony. "Give it a whack on the bum!" someone shouts, so Richard Loe does; the pony takes off like something out of Benny Hill, and eventually sends Zinny flying into the mud.
As the camera pans back to the crowd, you can see Grizz Wyllie, one of the great hard men of New Zealand rugby, wiping away tears of laughter.
Fair to say, nothing in Amazon Prime Video's behind-the-scenes documentary series, which comes out this Friday, will come close to topping this moment from The Good, The Bad and The Rugby. Narrated by the injured John Kirwan (who stayed on the eight-week tour despite his ankle being in a cast), the video diary of the 1989 tour of Wales and Ireland is full of stuff you'd never dream of these days - running team jokes about rugby league scouts, violent midweek encounters against sides full of coal miners, an impassioned changing room singalong to Hey Jude.
Available to watch in its entirety at NZ On Screen, it's a classic snapshot of the pre-professional era All Blacks.
The Amazon series (full title All or Nothing: New Zealand All Blacks) will go behind the scenes of a whole new era - the high performance era, the global megabrand era.