
Examining each time one of Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder Elon Musk's outlandish assurances is contradicted by reality would take many more hours than the duration allotted for "Elon Musk's Crash Course." His fan congregation believes he can do no wrong, yet his horrific reputation as an employer could fuel a larger limited series (which, let's not fool ourselves, is going to happen someday).
Until then, we have works like this entry in FX's "New York Times Presents" series, along with reams of accounts describing, for example, the segregated, racially hostile conditions at Tesla's Fremont factory.