don't know if anybody watched this so i will try and recap.  of course they started with steroids, saying its the only way to get big.  then they showed natural bodybuilders.  they had lauren powers on showing how she makes money by having fans come and feel her muscles.  they showed two different fitness women getting ready for there show.  one was only 16 years old but was ripped.  all ikn all it was pretty good showing all different aspects of female bodybuilders.  they are still showing reruns if you missed it.

My opinion having finally saw it, overall the program was better then most, fairly even-handed insofar as balancing the positives of women working out (even bucking societal “norms” and “expectations”) against the segment on the use/misuse/abuse of gear (steroids) in the sport, which was inevitable that they'd bring up the topic.

I could have done without the portion about Muscle Worship Sessions / Lauren Powers.  (Been there, done that in other programs.)  If they were going to cover the "fringe" elements of the sub-culture I would have preferred to see some intelligent feedback from Awefilms, FemFlex, FTVideo, WPW, MEM, etal interviewed about the subject. 

Ditto, on the segment on the upcoming young FBBrs whose names eludes me at the moment.  Far and away, some seasoned professionals would have kept my interest about contest prep.   Likewise, some (lengthy) feedback from Steve Wennerstrom, among others closely associated with the sport should have been included, and wasn’t - a glaring oversight, IMHO.

The coverage of natural BBing was good, and a rarity in these sorts of documentaries that usually emphasize (for good or ill) the drug-based contests as if they were the only ones out there.

Probably the highlight of the program was the segment about Shelly Beattie - could have been longer, but in general covered in a nutshell the span of career, and learned more about the circumstances surrounding her death then came out in the news at the time it occurred.  Was surprised that no where was it mentioned that she was married to John Romano for several years, or that they bothered to interview him for the segment.

In final, I’d rate as worth a one-shot viewing, but not a keeper.

Lauren's voice still kinda scares me.