Pittsburgh Penguins: In the Room

January. 01,0001 TV-14

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Documentary

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Trailer Synopsis

In The Room, produced by Leo McCafferty, a three-time Emmy award winner with NFL Films, not only takes fans inside the Penguins' locker room but also offers a peek behind the curtain at training camp, practice sessions, life on the road, community events and personal experiences of Pens players.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 2 : 0001

4 Episode

Episode 1 - Pittsburgh Penguins In The Room Season 2 Episode 1

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Episode 2 - Pittsburgh Penguins In The Room Season 2 Episode 2

January. 01,0001

Episode 3 - Pittsburgh Penguins In The Room Season 2 Episode 3

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Episode 4 - Pittsburgh Penguins In The Room Season 2 Episode 4

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Seasons 1 : 0001

13 Episode

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