E1 - Trash TV: Dirty and Deadly Talk

Aired: July 15, 2021

As 90's Talk TV evolved from the cerebral (Donahue) to the trashy (Jerry Springer), the new format fused combustive relationships, shock and violence to entertain the masses.

E2 - The Viper Room: Hollywood's Sanctuary

Aired: July 22, 2021

The Viper Room was a refuge for Young Hollywood to hide from the prying eyes of the press, until one fateful night when the death of a rising star instantly made it headline news.

E3 - TV for Teens

Aired: July 29, 2021

The story of how the upstart Fox Network forever changed television.

E4 - Beanie Babies Go Bust

Aired: August 05, 2021

90's parents and kids bonded over collecting playful plush toys known as Beanie Babies until the toy's creator, Ty Warner, used the internet's power to create a frenzied market.

E5 - Grunge and the Seattle Sound

Aired: August 12, 2021

SubPop's classic 90's indie ethos was tested when they chased mainstream money. The story of grunge told through the eyes of the little label that started it all.

E6 - Baywatch: Sex Sells

Aired: August 19, 2021

The world’s first influencer was a TV show. Baywatch’s Southern California sun, action, and laser focus on beauty made it appeal to more than a billion people worldwide.

E7 - A Tale of Two Cults

Aired: August 26, 2021

Doomsday cults emerged in the '90s, seizing on Y2K fears. While we watched the tragic Waco massacre on TV, Heaven's Gate leader Marshall Applewhite made his own plan.

E8 - Hip Hop: The East vs West Media War

Aired: September 02, 2021

90's hip hop had an uphill fight for airplay and recognition. When the media finally caught on, they told a story that twisted the narrative with sometimes dangerous consequences.

E9 - Secrets of the Runway

Aired: September 09, 2021

90's supermodels were part rock stars, part royalty, and all dusted in cocaine. But off the runway, many were abused by men using their power to conceal an ugly secret.

E10 - Internet 1.0: Don't Believe the Hype

Aired: September 16, 2021

In the 90’s, the surge of internet-exclusive companies captured the dreams and greed of American investors. In its wake, one beloved mascot was killed — the Pets.com puppet.