E! True Hollywood Story — Season 3

Aired 3 January 1999

Aired 10 January 1999

The episode describes Chris Farley's life, his problem with drugs, his partying, and how he died alone after being with a girl for a one-night stand.

Aired 17 January 1999

Aired 24 January 1999

Aired 31 January 1999

Aired 7 February 1999

Aired 14 February 1999

A special 2 hour episode which tells The Beatles' story from their wives' point of view.

Aired 21 February 1999

Aired 7 March 1999

An episode which gives an insight into Divine's life, which was marked both by triumph and sadness. Shortly after being cast for a special appearance in "Married With Children", he died.

Aired 14 March 1999

Aired 21 March 1999

Aired 28 March 1999

Aired 4 April 1999

Aired 11 April 1999

Aired 18 April 1999

This episode tells the story of child actress Anissa Jones, who played Buffy Davis in the 60s television series "Family Affair".

Aired 19 April 1999

This episode tells the story of James Stacy. He had fame and fortune and was a television series star, but it all changed when he became the victim of a violent car crash and lost his left arm and leg.

Aired 2 May 1999

Aired 16 May 1999

An insight into one of the most popular shows told by it's stars, including anecdotes, fun facts and an unexpected eating disorder victim in the cast.

Aired 23 May 1999

This episode tells the story of Heidi Von Beltz, who worked as a stuntwoman. She was paralyzed after having a terrible accident in a car chase on the set of "Cannonball Run".

Aired 6 June 1999

Aired 13 June 1999

This episode tells the story of Dennis Rodman, a NBA star player and media magnet.

Aired 20 June 1999

Aired 27 June 1999

This episode tells the story of Julia Philipps, author of "You'll Never Eat Lunch in this Town Again". During her stardom, she became self-destructive with depressions and near-lethal mixtures of drugs and medicine.

Aired 4 July 1999

Aired 11 July 1999

This episode tells the story of Rock Hudson, movie star and media magnet.

Aired 25 July 1999

Aired 1 August 1999

Aired 2 August 1999

Aired 8 August 1999

Aired 15 August 1999

Aired 15 August 1999

Aired 22 August 1999

Aired 23 August 1999

Aired 29 August 1999

Aired 5 September 1999

Aired 13 September 1999

Aired 19 September 1999

Aired 29 September 1999

This episode tells the tragic story of Karyn Kupcinet, daughter of world famous columnist Irv Kupcinet. Victim of an unsolved crime, she was found in her apartment with signs of strangling.

Aired 3 October 1999

This episode tells the story of Savannah, an adult film actress and her shocking suicide after having a car accident and injuring her face.

Aired 10 October 1999 • 45 min

The documentary profiled the life, times and tragic sudden death of Sonny Bono. He was an entertainer, singer, producer, a restaurant owner and congressman at the time of his death.

Aired 17 October 1999

Aired 24 October 1999

A child actress who suddenly shot to stardom after her role as Regan in "The Exorcist", Linda Blair had to overcome difficulties.

Aired 31 October 1999

An episode telling the story of Jill Ann Weatherwax, a former winner of the "Miss Hollwood" beauty pageant and an aspiring singer, who was brutally murdered.

Aired 14 November 1999

Aired 21 November 1999

Contrasting with her perfect life as Kimberly Drummond in "The Facts of Life", she had problems with substance abuse and alcoholism. She died in Oklahoma, and her death is not yet solved as a suicide or murder.

Aired 28 November 1999

Aired 5 December 1999

The episode tells the story of pop music singer Michael Hutchence, from his early days as a rock star to becoming a rock icon as leader singer of INSX, and ending with the finding of his dead body in a hotel in Australia as a result of suicide.

Aired 12 December 1999

Denver, Russell Johnson, Dawn Wells, Tina Louise, Sherwood Schwartz and others are interviewed and asked what they remember about Gilligan's Island. Included are discussions on how everyone hated the pilot episode, the show got bad reviews, but somehow managed to soon get high ratings. Also the deaths of Jim Backus 'Thurston Howell III', Alan Hale Jr. 'Skipper' and Natalie Schafer 'Lovey Howell' are discussed, as to Tina Louise's not liking the show anymore and not wanting to do it again.

Aired 19 December 1999

Aired 26 December 1999

Aired 19 July 1999

Aired 13 September 2000

Aired 8 November 2000

Profile of controversial independent filmmaker Russ Meyer.

Aired 22 November 2000

Aired 20 December 1999