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 Robbie Williams is not wearing pants. Sitting cross-legged on his bed in his Los Angeles mansion, the pop star looks back on his past on a dusty laptop: a stream of behind-the-scenes archive footage ranging from Take That fan frenzy to popular super-tours from his solo era to his painful departure from the heart of the zeitgeist. It's not clear why he needs to do this in pants. Is it meant to be a metaphor for the intimate and limitless nature of this documentary series? A nod to the fact that this is Robbie: candid and unfiltered? Or maybe it's just a sign that Williams is a born exhibitionist (as if we needed another one). Stars: Thai Long Ly, Robbie Williams Whatever the reason, the underwear can't help but underline the onanistic vibe. It's primarily Williams in the footage, his only other main character being his on-again, off-again songwriting partner Guy Chambers (who filmed most of it). And except for a brief appearance by his wife, Ayda Field, there are no oth...