E! True Hollywood Story - Season 4 (2000)

The documentary profiled the tragedy of the deaths of actor, Vic Morrow, and two child actors while filming the movie, "The Twilight Zone."

The documentary profiled the life, times and death of Rod Serling, the creator of "The Twilight Zone."

Identifying male skater Scott Hamilton. Interviews and, his victory over testicular cancer.

Identifying the 1960's hit sitcom "The Andy Griffith Show" (1960-1968). Interviews with the stars, clips, etc.

Identifying crime drama "The Mod Squad" (1968-1973)

Comedy duo Cheech and Chong were profiled. The duo sold comedic albums and, starred in movies like 1978's "Up In Smoke", among others.

The documentary profiled the life and times of entertainer, LaToya Jackson. She is a member of the legendary Jackson family.

The documentary profiled the life and times of actor, Burt Reynolds, from movies to television career and his marriage to Loni Anderson.

From his high school days as a bright, athletic but rebellious youth to his final attempt at one last Billy Jack movie three decades later, actor/writer/director Tom Laughlin was obsessed with having his career be done his way and on his own terms. Sometimes he succeeded, but often his head-butting resulted in public failures and another bankruptcy. This bio includes his time running a Montessori school, becoming an expert on Jungian psychology, pushing his views on religion and politics, and culminating in his run for US President.

The documentary profiled the murder of Al Adamson, movie producer.

The documentary profiled the movie, "Flashdance," and its history. The film won an Academy Award for Original Song for Irene Cara.

The documentary profiled the murder at a New York City disco and an interview with Village Voice columnist, Michael Musto.

The documentary covered the behind the scenes of the sitcom series, "Roseanne." The profile included interviews with Laurie Metcalf and Shelley Winters.

The documentary profiled the entertaining career of Siegfried and Roy, a Las Vegas duo and institution from Europe to the Strip.

Profile of actor Jim J. Bullock. As a child growing up in Odessa, Texas, Bullock dreamed of making it in Hollywood. In 1977, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in show business. Just three years later, he landed a role on the hit sitcom "Too Close For Comfort." In the years to follow, Bullock tried to conceal his homosexuality, tested positive for HIV, filed for bankruptcy and battled drug addiction.

The documentary profiled the murder case of Sam Sheppard.

The documentary profiled David Strickland, an actor from the Suddenly Susan sitcom, who committed suicide.

The documentary profiled Claudine Longet and Spider Sabich.

The documentary profiled John Holmes and the Wonderland murders with interviews and archive footage.

The documentary profiled Jesse Ventura who was a Navy Seal, Wrestler and Minnesota Governor.

The documentary profiled Rick Rockwell and Darva Conger.

The documentary profiled the life and times of singer, musician and songwriter, Little Richard.

This docu-drama biography follows the life of the original "King Fu" from TV stardom to movie stardom through drug addiction and back.

Identifying the ABC drama "Eight is Enough" (1977-1981). Describes about the inexplicable cancellation of the series, squabbles behind the scenes, death, drugs, stalking, etc. Interviews with Dick Van Patten, Susan Richardson, Connie Needham, Lani O'Grady (before her death in 2001), Willie Aames, Betty Buckley, Joan Prather, director Harry Harris, Tom Braden and, William Blinn.

When "Dallas," a CBS drama about a wealthy Texas family, premiered, no one predicted the phenomenal worldwide success that it would become. Throughout its 1978-1991 run, the show went through many twists and turns both on-screen and off-screen, from the zenith of the "Who Shot J.R." craze of 1980 to the nadir of the 1985-1986 "Dream Season," and a huge rate of cast member turnover in-between.

Identifying the CBS hit sitcom "Good Times" along with the catchphrase "DY-NO-MITE". Also it describes the development, show, ratings and, includes interviews.

The documentary profiled the life and times of Wally George with interviews.

Describing the CBS #1 powerhouse "All in the Family", that dominated the spot for six years. Constituting interviews with the stars, producers, TV Clips along with the sequel "Archie Bunker's Place".

The documentary profiled the making of the 1987 sleeper film hit, "Dirty Dancing," with cast and crew interviews.

The story of model turned actress Brigitte Nielsen, and her rise to stardom.

The documentary profiled the life of Olympic champion and television personality, Bruce Jenner.

Profile of Scotty Schwartz, a child actor who went from a promising career in mainstream Hollywood films to porn movies.

Outlining, the ABC sitcom "Welcome Back, Kotter" that became a hit after its first year. During the success, their breakout star John Travolta who portrayed, Vinnie Barbarino was plucked by Robert Stigwood who offered Travolta a three picture deal. While the Travolta craze was going, there are tensions behind the scenes: Marcia Strassman, was becoming disenchanted with her role as Julie Kotter, she was only seen in the beginning and end joke of the series. Gabe Kaplan, who portrayed the teacher had several clashes with producer James Komack such as creative ...

The documentary profiled the life and times of John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted, and the tragic murder of his young son, Adam, in Florida.

The documentary profiled the murder case of the lobster boy.

The documentary covered Patty Heart's life including her kidnapping.

People from the past and present talk about Jane Fonda's many facets. From actress, to activist, to aerobics guru, to wife of a millionaire

Chronicling the NBC sitcom "Cheers" that was saved from cancellation to a ratings bonanza.

The documentary profiled the hit comedy series, "I Dream of Jeannie," with cast and crew interviews.

The documentary profiled the life and times of Las Vegas entertainer, Wayne Newton.

The documentary profiled the creative world of Sid and Marty Krofft, creators of H.R. Pufnstuf and other children's series.

Interviewed are people who have worked with Jim Varney over the years, as well as archive footage of Jim himself. Discussed are Jim Varney's early acting days of serious films and soon becoming the goodball Ernest P. Worrell, Jed Clampett in the Beverly Hillbillies movie, Slinky Dog in Toy Story 1 & 2, and how his love of cigarettes caused his death of lung cancer in February, 2000. He smoked ever since he was 15. A sad end for such a talented comedian.