HBO’s Tour de Pharmacy parodies drug use in cycling

Starring Andy Samberg, John Cena, Orlando Bloom — and Lance!

By RoadBikeReview May 22, 2017 Video

The Tour de Pharmacy is set during 1982, when helmets weren’t required and jerseys looked like vomit.

HBO’s new mockumentary, Tour de Pharmacy, parodies the rampant drug abuse and larger than life personalities at the upper echelons of the sport. Created by Andy Samberg and Saturday Night Live alum Murray Miller, the “documentary” features a number of stars, including Mike Tyson and Lance Armstrong. The show is slated to premiere on Saturday, July 8th at 10/9c.

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: The Tour de Pharmacy is set during 1982.

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