It's crap. Only horror and no plot line. Plain stupid

Rating: 1/10 (11 August 2008)

Don't watch it, please. You'll save yourself your nerves and your good spirits.
The Cube was the place to be if you like to see records go a-tumbling. Count them: five swimming world records were feverishly scribbled into the notebooks of stat-freaks alongside a liberal smattering of Olympic, continental, national records and a generous dose of personal bests. Oh, and there was plenty of gold on the horizon too.
That Michael Phelps fellah was in the thick of it as expected, notching up his second gold medal of the Games in (yep, you've guessed) a new world record time, with his American colleagues in the Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay, keeping his quest to crack Mark Spitz's record of seven gold medals in one Games (Munich 1972) on track.
Australian lead-off man, Eamon Sullivan, set a world record in the opening leg of the event  however his Aussie comrades were soon left trailing in the wake of Phelps, Garret Weber-Gale, Cullen Jones and Jason Lezak, who audaciously slashed almost four seconds off the previous world record the team had only set the day before. The French team, which briefly led in the third leg, held onto silver, ahead of Australia, which claimed the bronze.