That’s right. The docu-drama series that gave you a reason to watch VH1 is back! The Hollywood Reporter, uh, reports that VH1 has signed for about ten new episodes, featuring artists like Lil’ Wayne and Scott Weiland. For those of you unfamiliar with the show, every program generally followed the same formula; a rise to fame, followed by a fall from grace, with the occasional sober rebirth.
Behind the Music was an integral part of VH1′s re-branding in the mid 90′s, which left behind programming like New Visions and Three Hours of Bad Videos for the likes of PopUp Video and Legends.
VH1 aired a special New Kids on the Block edition of Behind The Music after the boy-band’s recent reunion. Apparently ratings were so good that it sparked the decision to resurrect the entire series. So if you are happy to hear this news, thank KNOTB.
Take a look at the first ten episodes of their debut season. Lilith Fair?
Season 1, Episode 1: Milli Vanilli
Original Air Date—17 August 1997
Season 1, Episode 2: M.C. HammerOriginal Air Date—24 August 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 3: Boy GeorgeOriginal Air Date—31 August 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 4: Fleetwood MacOriginal Air Date—7 September 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 5: Nowhere to HideOriginal Air Date—21 September 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 6: ImagemakersOriginal Air Date—28 September 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 7: Lynyrd SkynyrdOriginal Air Date—19 October 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 8: Teddy PendergrassOriginal Air Date—26 October 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 9: Billy JoelOriginal Air Date—9 November 1997 |
Season 1, Episode 10: Lilith Fair
Original Air Date—16 November 1997
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