UPCOMING EPISODES

It was the teen soap opera that invented the youth ensemble drama genre, and rose to the top of the class: Beverly Hills 90210. For much of its 10-year run, the series reigned supreme among young people the world over. Its unforgettable characters spoke to a generation: from the brooding bad boy with a heart of gold, Dylan McKay, to the always dependable Brandon Walsh and his down-to-earth sister, Brenda, millions of viewers tuned in weekly to see their trials and tribulations of these Minnesota teens transplanted to Beverly Hill’s glitz and glam. In this Behind Closed Doors, viewers will go inside the world of TV’s most famous zip code to discover how the actors scored what would become the role of a lifetime, the series’ early struggles to find an audience, and then dealing with the juggernaut that it became. The cast would form lifelong bonds, both with each other and their viewers. Hard-hitting topics from AIDS to teen pregnancy to drugs elevated the show from mere soap opera to a show in which the audience could relate. Along the way there were shocking cast departures, and after 10 seasons, all the stars move on. And then almost 30 years after its debut, there’s an unexpected TV reunion. Through first-hand stories, rare footage and photographs--some never seen before--Beverly Hills 90210 Behind Closed Doors offers a glimpse into this ground-breaking series’ early days through to its enduring impact on the culture.

Friends was the television series that would always be there for you. In the 90s it dominated the airways and made stars out of a group of relatively unknown actors. Friends: Behind Closed Doors takes an inside look at how the legendary sitcom came together: the writers who drew inspiration from their own lives, the actors who were cast (as well as those who weren’t), and how Friends became—and remains—a cultural phenomenon.

The beloved TV show that gave us “Marcia, Marcia, Marica," a catchy theme song known the world over, and an iconic tic-tac-toe opening, The Brady Bunch is one of the most influential sitcoms in the history of television. The landmark series first premiered more than 50 years ago and has never been off the air since. The first television series to showcase a blended family almost never saw the light of day and in its initial run, it was far from a critical or ratings hit. In the years since its cancelation, the show has become a global phenomenon. An array of TV movies, spin-offs, hit songs, feature films, and reality shows have popped up in every decade since The Brady Bunch went off the air, solidifying its place in American culture. In this Very Brady Behind Closed Doors, Natalie sits down with everyone’s favorite middle brother, Christopher Knight, who played Peter Brady to discuss everything from his very first audition to the sexual tension between his TV siblings. Other interviews include the children of the show creator, the late Sherwood Schwartz, who share behind the scenes stories of how the show came to life, the bitter backstage feuds and the last-minute re-castings. In addition, this installment features sit-downs with the actor who portrayed the infamous “Cousin Oliver,” Jennifer Elise Cox who played Jan in the Brady film adaptations and much more.