Overview
- The premiere aired Jan. 14 on ABC, with episodes available the next day on Disney+ and Hulu.
- In new interviews, Maury Povich says he has no regrets and contends on-air paternity tests were intended to bring families together.
- Povich describes a relentless ratings race that pushed riskier segments and argues the era helped trigger modern reality franchises.
- In the debut episode, former Maury producer Anthony Freire recounts poaching a guest from Sally Jessy Raphael, a story producer Burt Dubrow corroborates.
- According to the announced lineup, episode two arrives Jan. 21 to examine audience and guest motives and a post-taping murder case, with episode three on Jan. 28 charting escalating sensationalism led by Jerry Springer.