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Jerry Springer
Tasteless talk shows come and go, but one magazine declared this long-running daytime chatfest "the worst show in the history of television." Loaded with bleeped profanity and guests who aren't afraid to embarrass themselves on national TV, "Jerry Springer" features a host who is the anti-Oprah, aiming his show squarely at viewers who rubberneck at traffic accidents. The former Cincinnati mayor must be doing something right because the show celebrates its milestone 25th season.
S8 "Brawling Over Babes!"
Jackie is here to confront her sister, Rachael, for stealing her husband; next, Rich says that he has no problem with the fact that his ex-girlfriend, Jamie, is bi-sexual; he just doesn't like her choice in female mates.
S24, EP9 "Lesbian Sister Betrayals"
Leon has nothing but contempt for his sister's girlfriend, but found himself doing an unthinkable act with her; Brenda fears that a romance with Erika could ruin their friendship; Jenny wants to confess a mistake to her sister.
S24, EP57 "Pregnant Secrets Dropped"
A man cheats on his girlfriend, then tries to apologize; a woman realizes the father of her child could be her good friend's boyfriend; a woman gets more than she bargained for when she hooks up with her friend's roommate.
S12, EP43 "Naughty GIrls"
Jerry Springer and his outrageous guests engage in lively and often tasteless discussion, complete with bleeped profanity and chair throwing.
S24, EP147 "Thirsty For a Transsexual"
Trina has a surprise for Larry; Edwin wants to end things with Sadee; Shamm and Nita.
S24, EP144 "Fling Fall Outs"
Crystal has been sending explicit photos to her roommate's boyfriend; Kevin wants to give Jessica a dream wedding; Mario wants to confess.
S24, EP124 "High End Stripper Smackdown"
Stripper Tiny wants to get Brandon away from his baby's mother; Brad decides to take matters into his own hands when his wife refuses to quit stripping.
S24, EP95 "Awkward Hook-Ups"
Mookie has a confession that could be a deal breaker; Kelvin assures his girlfriend that an encounter he had at a movie theater meant nothing; two women's feelings are mutual, but one of them has a boyfriend.
