The five-part OJ: Made in America documentary aired last summer on ABC and ESPN - and now it's up for an Academy Award.
The critically acclaimed doc, an extraordinarily deep dive into the "trial of the century," earned a best documentary Oscar nomination, alongside 13th, I Am Not Your Negro, Fire at Sea and Life Animated.
As a result, OJ now has a chance to become the first television show to win an Academy Award, and has already been deemed a front-runner. How is that allowed?
The short answer is OJ - whose five parts clock in at nearly eight hours long in total - is eligible for the Oscars, as it briefly aired in theaters last May before it premiered on television. However, it has inspired debate over how fair it is that a project that aired primarily for TV (and was created as part of ESPN's 30 for 30 documentary franchise) gets to compete among more traditional films at Hollywood's most prestigious award show.