UPCOMING EPISODES

Forty-five years after it first sailed into living rooms and made Saturday night TV synonymous with romance, camp and high-seas hijinks, The Love Boat still inspires a surprisingly fierce nostalgia that just won’t quit.

Nothing transformed television so completely and dramatically as the Korean War themed sitcom, M*A*S*H. This 50th Anniversary special—featuring exclusive interviews with cast members, series producers and writers—explores the incredible risks the series took, how it cleverly straddled the line between comedy and drama, broke through barriers on social issues, and culminated into the most-watched scripted show in history.

Luke Perry: In His Own Words explores the career of the ultimate teen idol through his own reflections on a life of influence, legacy, tabloid romances and personal tragedy. Plus, inspirational reflections from his closest friends and co-stars go beyond the legend of “Dylan McKay” to reveal a generous soul with charisma to burn.

"The Story of the Soaps" highlights the iconic impact of the American soap opera, featuring an incredible panel of voices including Alec Baldwin, Carol Burnett, John Hamm, Denise Richards, Andy Cohen, Chandra Wilson, Bryan Cranston, John Stamos and more. From its daytime origins to primetime incarnations such as Dallas and Melrose Place, through the advent of reality TV, The Story of Soaps explores the escapism and indulgence soap operas created. With today’s shifting television landscape, this program outlines how female creators migrated from radio to television, to become the dominating voice in daytime for more than three decades. Much of what propels modern television today traces back to those first sprawling, complex, and steamy storylines. Examined and narrated by a company of experts, writers and well-known actors, “The Story of the Soaps” discusses the everlasting impact of soap operas and how no other genre has laid deeper roots into our cultural consciousness and influenced serialized storytelling.

During seven years of cheesecake, slut-shaming and massive laughs, The Golden Girls was TV’s unlikeliest smash hit. Pairing three beyond-seasoned TV pros and one small-screen newbie with impeccable writing resulted in a sitcom that was as progressive as it was hilarious. Still, the very real drama behind the camera was worthy of its very own studio audience, and only now—with the show enjoying a major pop-culture revival—are we learning just how daunting the ride really was.