E! True Hollywood Story Season 2 Episodes

Episode 2

Roman Polanski

Sun, Jan 4, 1998

An E! True Hollywood Story episode on the life of film director Roman Polanski, from his days as a young Holocaust survivor, to his success as a Hollywood film director, and eventually his abrupt exile from America following indictment.

Episode 3

Oksana Baiul: Fairy Tale on Ice

The story of the famous Ukrainian Olympic Champion of 1994.

Episode 4

The Kennedys: Power, Seduction and Hollywood

Sun, Apr 5, 1998

The documentary covered the Kennedy family's influence, power, seduction and their relationship with Hollywood celebrities.

Episode 5

Janis Joplin

Wed, Oct 1, 1997120 mins

Profiling blues and rock performer Janis Joplin. Joplin, is best known for her hits "Piece of My Heart" and "Me and Bobby McGee". Joplin's life ended at 27 from a heroin overdose.

Episode 6

Marvin Gaye

Wed, Jan 28, 1998120 mins

The documentary covered the life and tragic death of singer, Marvin Gaye.

Episode 7

Elvis in Hollywood

Sun, Mar 29, 1998

The documentary covered the legendary entertainer and performer, Elvis Presley, and his relationship with Hollywood celebrities.

Episode 8

Bob Crane

Mon, Jan 26, 199860 mins

Investigating the 1978 mysterious death of "Hogan's Heroes" star Bob Crane.

Episode 9

John Denver

Sun, May 10, 1998

Profiling the untimely death of performer John Denver.

Episode 10

Studio 54: Sex, Drugs & Disco

Sun, May 24, 1998

A 2 hour journey into the hedinistic world of Studio 54 told by many of the people who partied there including Nikki Haskle, Lester Persky, Gloria Gayner, Rick James, Carmen D'Alessio, Arthur Weinstein, Anthony Haden Guest, Mark Benecke, Alex McArthur, Justin Davis, Jim Fouratt, Ian Schrager, Janis Dickinson and many others .

Episode 11

John Belushi

Sun, May 31, 1998120 mins

Profiling comedic actor John Belushi. Belushi, was best know for "Animal House" and, "The Blues Brothers". Along with his life and, vicious drug addiction that finally killed him at 33 on March 5, 1982.

Episode 12

O.J., Nicole and Ron: Countdown to Murder

Sun, Jun 14, 1998

The documentary covered the double homicide of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The prime suspect was O.J. Simpson, Nicole's ex-husband and celebrity.

Episode 13

Frank Sinatra

Thu, May 14, 1998

The bright and dark side of the long life and career of singer, actor and democrat activist Frank Sinatra.

Episode 14

Pee-wee Herman

Sun, Jun 21, 1998

Paul Rubens (aka Pee-Wee Herman), a comedian who starred in "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" and "Pee Wee's Playhouse" until, his career crashed to earth in July 1991 from indecent exposure at a local XXX theater.

Episode 15

Johnny Cash

Sun, Jun 28, 1998

Country performer, Johnny Cash sold millions of albums for decades. Profiling his life, career, family and addiction. Cash, had a drug addiction until it caught up with him that lead to his demise on September 2003.

Episode 16

Heidi Fleiss

Sun, Jul 12, 1998

The life and the scandal about the Hollywood madam, Heidi Fleiss, covered in this documentary.

Episode 17

Mackenzie Philips

Sun, Jul 19, 1998

Unveiling the rise and fall of actress Mackenzie Phillips. Phillips, starred in the CBS sitcom "One Day at a Time" premiered on December 16, 1975. In reality, she was dealing with a drug addiction which got her fired from the sitcom in 1980 and 1983. Interviews with Phillips herself, family, One Day co-stars and, former boyfriend Shane Fontaine.

Episode 19

Gary Busey

Mon, Feb 16, 1998

The documentary covered the life and times of Gary Busey including a motorcycle accident which nearly killed him.

Episode 20

Traci Lords

Sun, Aug 16, 199845 mins

The documentary covered the life and times of an adult film star, Traci Lords, trying to go legit as an actress in Hollywood.

Episode 21

Tommy Lee

Sun, Aug 23, 1998

Motley Crue drummer, Tommy Lee had it all in the 1980's. Profiling his life along with interviews with friends and bandmates. Also profiling when Lee was on the wrong side of the law.

Episode 22

Princess Diana

Sun, Aug 30, 1998

The documentary covered the life, marriage and tragic death of Princess Diana of Wales.

Episode 23

Phil Hartman

Sun, Sep 6, 1998

The documentary covered the life and times of Canadian-American comedian and actor, Phil Hartman and his tragic murder-suicide with his wife, Brynn.

Episode 24

Diff'rent Strokes

Sun, Sep 20, 1998120 mins

Unveiling the successful NBC sitcom, "Diff'rent Strokes". Gary Coleman, Todd Bridges and, Dana Plato were overnight stars. During the shows sixth season, Plato was dismissed from the show due to her pregnancy. Nevertheless, she returned as a guest in the eighth and final season. After the series was canceled in 1986; Gary Coleman had a bitter court battle with his family. Todd Bridges was on the wrong side of the law along with drugs and, attempted murder. Dana Plato, was also on the wrong side of the law along with drug abuse, robbery and, fraudulent. In 1999, Plato became a casualty.

Episode 25

Steve McQueen

Sun, Sep 27, 1998

The short but hectic life of the King of Cool.

Episode 26

Jeanne Carmen: Queen of the B-Movies

Sun, Oct 4, 199860 mins

The documentary covered about Jeanne Carmen's brief Hollywood career and life and her friendship with Marilyn Monroe.

Episode 27

Final Days of John Lennon

Sun, Oct 11, 1998120 mins

Investigating the December 8, 1980 murder of former Beatles member, John Lennon by an obsessed fan.

Episode 28

Freddie Prinze

Sun, Oct 18, 199860 mins

Investigating the 1977 suicide of "Chico and the Man" star Freddie Prinze at 22.

Episode 29

Andy Kaufman

Sun, Oct 25, 1998120 mins

The documentary covered the short life of the brilliant comedian, Andy Kaufman, with interviews and clips about his unique comedy and career.

Episode 30

Linda Sobek

Sun, Nov 1, 1998

The documentary covered the life and murder of Linda Sobek, a model.

Episode 31

Jessica Hahn

Sun, Nov 8, 1998

A look at the life of Jessica Hahn chronicling her rise from church secretary to celebrity, focusing on the scandal caused by her affair with former PTL Club leader Jim Bakker.

Episode 32

Elizabeth Glaser

Sun, Nov 22, 1998

Elizabeth Glaser, became an activist after she contracted AIDS from a blood transfusion after giving birth to her daughter. She passed at 47 from complications of the disease in 1994.

Episode 33

Elizabeth Taylor

Sun, Nov 29, 1998

The documentary covered the legendary life of actress and philanthropist, Elizabeth Taylor.

Episode 34

The Sultan and the Centerfold

Sun, Dec 6, 1998

The documentary covered the unusual relationship between the Sultan and a Centerfold model.

Episode 35

Rudy Galindo

Sun, Dec 13, 1998

The life of champion figure skater Rudy Galindo is profiled through video clips, photos and rare interviews

Episode 36

Evel Knievel

Sun, Dec 20, 1998

The documentary covered the life of daredevil, Evel Knievel.

Episode 38

Three's Company

Sun, Dec 27, 1998120 mins

In 1977, ABC first aired "Three's Company," a sitcom based on a British series. The show overcomes a great deal of initial controversy and negative publicity to become an audience favorite. However, behind-the-scenes battles took place when Suzanne Somers went on strike for a huge salary increase, which led to a falling out between her and her co-stars. Ultimately her character was written off of the series.