Hosts Dan Abrams, Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson, and Captain Tom Rizzo along with a rotating panel of experts provide analysis as law enforcement officers on patrol across the country are followed in real time.

On Patrol: Live

Following inmates through their first moments behind bars at county jails in the Lone Star state.

Jail: Big Texas

Behind the scenes of Las Vegas law enforcement.

Las Vegas Jailhouse

Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter investigates celebrity deaths.

Autopsy: The Last Hours Of ...

Using covert surveillance to nab people who are engaged in immoral, illegal or unethical behavior.

Caught Red Handed

Police bodycam and surveillance footage illustrates the action behind the real-life investigation into Chris Watts, who pleaded for help to find his wife and daughters, only to be accused of their murders.

Capturing Chris Watts

Lucille Ball is known as one of the greatest female comedians of all time; on the air for six seasons, she cemented her iconic status in "I Love Lucy," where she and her first husband, Desi Arnaz, pulled in ratings that were unheard of.

Lucille Ball: Life, Death & Money

The career and life of actor Luke Perry are explored through the reflections of friends and co-stars, and his own thoughts about a life of influence, legacy, tabloid romances and personal tragedy.

Luke Perry: In His Own Words

Judas Priest has sold over 50 million records worldwide making them one of the most successful rock groups of all time.

Judas Priest: Breaking the Band

Amy Winehouse was making an attempt to recover from heroin and alcohol addiction, but it is believed she was pushed to perform despite her mental, physical and emotional decline.

Amy Winehouse: Cashed Out

In 1970 the NYPD is rocked by the allegations of corruption made by one ordinary patrolman, Frank Serpico; he is finally vindicated when an article exposes his story of widespread police corruption.

Serpico: The Real Story

Prince had a nearly 40-year career as a singer, songwriter, producer, actor, director and rock 'n' roll Hall of Famer; Prince's musical prowess and cultural sway were undeniable, but there was also a little-known side of the legend: his philanthropy.

Prince: The Final Secret

At the age of 23, American-Mexican singer Selena Quintanilla is on the brink of reaching her dream of crossing over into the English market, but her life is cut short when Yolanda Saldívar shoots and kills the young singer.

Selena: Life, Death & Money

Lucille Ball: We Love Lucy

The legacies of history's most notorious cult leaders.

Cult of Personality

A discussion of what's in store for the upcoming episode of "On Patrol: Live" and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.

On Patrol: First Shift

When Laci Peterson's dead body washes ashore in the San Franscisco bay, her husband Scott Peterson is convicted of her murder; at first, the couple's good friends Kristen and Greg Reed knew authorities had the wrong guy, but then something changed.

Scott Peterson: Ultimate Betrayal

Malcolm and Angus Young are the heart of AC/DC, one of the world's greatest ever rock bands; the two youngest of eight siblings, they grew up in a working-class family where rock 'n' roll was the only life they ever knew.

AC/DC: Breaking the Band

The inside story of six songs that took Mötley Crüe from Sunset Strip wannabes to giants of metal; discovering how the group's love of Alice Cooper and '70s U.K. glam rock inspired early classics like Live Wire.

Motley Crue: Story of Their Songs

Women are found raped and strangled with giant bows wrapped around their necks in early 1960s Boston, causing widespread panic.

Boston Strangler: The Real Story

Clips of amazing and humorous moments involving motor vehicles, including a man who attacks his own car and a pedestrian struck by an ambulance.

World's Worst Drivers 2: Caught on Tape

Chronicling the lives and work of conservation officers in America.

Wardens

He charmed, kidnapped, and killed more than thirty young women. His reign of terror inspired countless movies. But for all the women who were murdered there were a surprising number who somehow, through luck, cunning or sheer will power, survived.

Ted Bundy: The Survivors

Tom Cruise stars as legendary '80s drug smuggler Barry Seal; Seal, a prolific drug smuggler for the Medellín cartel flips as a DEA agent after being caught in an elaborate sting.

American Made: The Real Story

As a revolutionary singer, songwriter and record producer, Prince was unique. His flamboyant life offstage proves to be just as covert and mysterious as his unresolved death in 2016 at 57.

Prince: Cashed Out

Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger were a seemingly perfect couple who generated envy all across Hollywood, but beneath their glamorous appearance, a highly dysfunctional relationship loomed.

Alec Baldwin & Kim Basinger: Irreconcilable Differences

Clint Eastwood has a career spanning over six decades and is considered by many as one of the most successful actors ever; but transitioning into an A-list director was a different type of journey.

Clint Eastwood: A Cinematic Legacy

Marvin Gaye was shot and killed inside his California mansion by his father; the world learns that Gaye's murder was not the biggest source of tension for the late star's family.

Marvin Gaye: Life, Death & Money

English pop star George Michael's private life is revealed to the world in 1998 when he is arrested for engaging in a lewd sexual act with a male police officer in Beverly Hills.

George Michael: Cashed Out

Videotape captures the infidelities of double-crossing husbands and wives.

Cheating Spouses Caught on Tape 2

With his once-promising career a hazy, drug-fueled memory, Johnny Cash must journey into hell to find redemption; a risky live album recorded at Folsom Prison.

Johnny Cash: Road to Redemption

Colin McLaren shares stories about his undercover work inside organized crime families; chilling firsthand details about how mafia families operate and why their ruthlessness was often their downfall.

Mafia Killers With Colin McLaren

Black Sabbath: one of the greatest rock bands on the planet came from very humble origins. Their hedonism was legendary, as was their volatility.

Black Sabbath: Breaking The Band

Rainbow Farm is a pot camp nestled in the Newberg Township of southern Michigan; the campground itself is run by Tom Crosslin and his life partner Rolland Rohm, who held two well-known annual marijuana festivals there.

Burning Rainbow Farm: Deadly Standoff

When Jeffrey Epstein is found dead in his jail cell, it seems that he may have taken some crucial information to the grave while escaping justice.

Jeffrey Epstein: His Victims Tell All

On Sept. 27, 1974, businessman Danny Seifert was gunned down in broad daylight; Danny's wife, Emma, and his young son, Joey, began a quest for revenge that stretches from the mean streets of Chicago to the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas.

The Chicago Mob: Deadly Associates

In the 1980s, metal band Poison were united in their determination to become rock stars. Through hard work and relentless promotion, they did indeed take the world by storm. Their off-stage excess and partying, along with their female following, was legendary. Festering jealousies and power struggles, worsening addictions, gladiatorial backstage fist fights and ultimately burnout from constant touring and partying were amongst the trials they faced.. So which of these ended up poisoning Poison?

Poison: Breaking The Band

Five working-class boys from England leave their factory town in search of fame and fortune; through hard work and determination, they changed the way rock sounded, bringing them fame, great riches and terrible tragedies.

Def Leppard: Breaking The Band

Videotape and exclusive interviews with correctional officers illustrate the struggle to maintain control of people in prisons.

Prisoners Out of Control

The true stories behind famous movies that were based on real events; what really happened is often even stranger than what made it to the big screen.

The Real Story of...

Michael Jackson is a man who leaves so many questions unanswered; his baffling choice of decisions, including relationships, marriages, children, spending, and drug dependency.

Michael Jackson: Inside His Mind

Investigators uncover startling evidence while trying to crack the mystery of NFL football player Aaron Hernandez's fall from grace leading to his arrest and conviction for the murder of Odin Lloyd.

Aaron Hernandez's Killing Fields

Reese Witherspoon steals hearts with box-office hits like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Legally Blonde"; winning an Academy Award for her portrayal of June Carter in "Walk the Line," Reese reaches the top of her career as her personal life erodes.

Reese Witherspoon: The Price of Fame

John Wayne was an actor, a legend, and an embodiment of America itself; he also spent much of his life quietly tormented, desperately trying to measure up to the towering Hollywood persona he had crafted.

John Wayne: Cowboys & Demons

Formed in New York in 1976 by Mick Jones, Foreigner would become one of the most successful groups of all time.

Foreigner: Breaking The Band

An exploration of a case in which two 12-year-old girls stabbed a friend to appease the Slender Man, a fictional character created for an internet contest.

Slender Man Stabbing: The Untold Story

Robin Williams' life took on another downward spiral when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease after years of quietly suffering through severe depression and a deep-rooted drug and alcohol addiction.

Robin Williams: Cashed Out

Footage of motorists embroiled in the worst traffic accidents ever recorded on videotape.

The World's Worst Drivers Caught on Tape 3

Starring Harrison Ford, "Raiders of the Lost Ark" becomes one of the highest-grossing films of all time. A close look at how Harrison Ford was cast as Indy and some of the behind-the-scenes events that almost shut down production of the movie.

Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Unknown Story

The movement for Texas to gain independence splits into factions and takes a dangerous turn.

War of the Republic of Texas: Deadly Standoff

Norma Peterson, Neil Schori and Stacy's pastor examine the Peterson story and other famous cases; Stacy Peterson has been missing since 2007.

Drew Peterson: Killer-In-Law

The Masked Magician exposes secrets behind the world's most mystifying illusions.

Breaking the Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed

Famous for hits like "I'm Eighteen," "Poison" and the game-changing track "School's Out," frontman Alice Cooper shocked and scandalized his way to stardom.

Alice Cooper: Frontman

During seven years of cheesecake and massive laughs, "The Golden Girls" was TV's unlikeliest hit; pairing three seasoned TV pros and one small-screen newbie with impeccable writing resulted in a sitcom that was as progressive as it was hilarious.

The Golden Girls: Ageless

"Back To The Future" is rejected more than 40 times by Hollywood studios before finally getting green-lit at Universal; the unlikely hit spawns two sequels, an animated series, a theme park ride, a musical, and turns its cast members into stars.

Back To The Future: Behind Closed Doors

The theories surrounding what caused the car, airplane, or motorcycle crashes involving celebrities.

Collision Course

In 1981, Diana Spencer marries Charles, Prince of Wales, the heir to the British throne, and gives birth to two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry; the nation watches as infidelity tears the royal marriage apart, ultimately leading to divorce.

Princess Diana Spencer: The Price of Fame

After rising to fame and becoming loved by fans and well paid by studios, Johnny Depp's astonishing spending habits are exposed to the world when he squares off against his own financial managers.

Johnny Depp: Fortune Fight

Skid Row bursts onto the rock 'n' roll scene in 1989, with help from Jon Bon Jovi. United in their ambition and drive, Skid Row stormed the stage.

Skid Row: Breaking The Band

Delving into the six songs that helped British blues rockers Whitesnake become global rock icons, from their early origins in England though to their '80s U.S. chart-topping smash hit.

Whitesnake: Story of Their Songs

Wrestling icon Terry "Hulk Hogan" Bollea packed arenas, rallied a legion of fans, and slammed Hulkamania down on his opponents with a force felt around the world; it all came crashing down when he found himself entrenched in a public sex scandal.

Hulk Hogan: Fortune Fight

In 1994, Susan Smith was sentenced to life in prison for murdering her two sons, 3-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alexander; prosecutors believed the reason she killed her sons was because she was in love with a man who didn't want children.

Susan Smith: Sex Behind Bars

Nine hundred men adrift at sea hundreds of miles from land, battling the elements along with man-eating sharks -- and even each other.

Shark Terror: USS Indianapolis

A look behind the headlines of real-life murder cases that copy memorable movie slayings.

CopyCat Killers

Valerie Bertinelli grew up an unremarkable child, surrounded by three brothers and a typical suburban lifestyle, but all that changed after she landed her big break on "One Day at a Time."

Valerie Bertinelli: In My Own Words

One of the biggest bands of the 20th century, Genesis sold over 100 million albums worldwide; following the meteoric journey from Genesis' early beginnings in a sleepy part of England.

Genesis: Breaking the Band

For almost 40 years Jon Bon Jovi has fronted one of the world's biggest rock bands, Bon Jovi. With hits like "Livin' On A Prayer" and "Bad Medicine," their album sales topped 130 million. Jon Bon Jovi is equally successful as a solo artist and actor.

Jon Bon Jovi: Frontman

Six classic hits that define Guns N' Roses as the one of the most popular bands in rock 'n' roll history.

Guns N Roses: Story of Their Songs

Pink Floyd sold over 250 million albums; they are among the most successful rock bands of all time; their album, "Dark Side Of The Moon," stayed in the charts for 18 years.

Pink Floyd: Breaking the Band

Actor Paul Newman dedicated his time to changing the world, but on his quest to help those in need, he made a huge mistake when he let an outsider determine the fate of his family's legacy.

Paul Newman: Cashed Out

Best known for her roles in "American Graffiti" and "One Day at a Time," Mackenzie Phillips spirals out of control with drug abuse issues and an alleged consensual, incestuous relationship with her father.

Mackenzie Phillips: The Price of Fame

The Who sold over 100 million records in a career that spans over 50 years and redefined youth culture in the 1960s with their aggressive antics on stage and off.

The Who: Breaking the Band

George Michael was a worldwide superstar, selling over 100 million albums; he was adored by millions, yet he died alone on Christmas Day 2016; his extraordinary life was marred by contradictions -- from soaring highs to crashing lows.

George Michael's Lonely Life

For over half a century, Riley B. King - better known as B.B. King - defined the blues for the world. But while he was a music pioneer and visionary, he was a novice at handling his money. Without much business sense, King struggled to collect royalties from his recordings during his lifetime, relying heavily on earning his wealth paycheck by paycheck, gig by gig. Even worse, he would waste his money on a severe gambling addiction that landed him in the hands of the IRS. By the end of his life.

B.B. King: Cashed Out

With over 100 million albums sold across a 50-year career, German heavy metal band Scorpions is one of the most successful international rock bands.

Scorpions: Breaking The Band

Aaron Hernandez was a talented and wealthy NFL football player who seemingly had it all but turned to a life of crime and eventually murder; his suicide in 2017 was a stunning moment in American sports history.

Aaron Hernandez: Jailhouse Lover Tells All

On Aug. 20, 2007, Leona Helmsley, one of the most infamous celebrity billionaires of late 20th-century New York, dies at the age of 87.

Leona Helmsley: Life, Death & Money

A look at the friendship forged at the Bristol County House of Correction between former NFL player Aaron Hernandez and Sheriff Thomas Hodgson.

Aaron Hernandez: Life Inside

Axl Rose is one of the most unpredictable rock stars of all time. At the height of his fame, he systematically went about destroying everything around him, including the band, his relationships, and himself.

Axl Rose: Guns N' Roses Frontman

She started life as a girl from Queens with a lot of spunk, determination and talent; armed with beauty, brains and what would turn out to be an iconic voice, Fran Drescher knew from a very young age that she wanted to be an actor.

Fran Drescher: In My Own Words

On a hot summer day, a young man from Philadelphia goes for an afternoon dip; when he is 40 feet from shore he gets attacked and dies; five days later, the Bell Captain at a popular beachside resort is also attacked.

Shark Terror: The Real Jaws

The stories behind the rise of metal, which dominated the U.S. music scene during the 80s.

When Metal Ruled the 80's

Charlie Sheen is an actor who is almost more famous for his wild lifestyle than his body of work. In 2004 actress Denise Richards did her best to tame the legendary Hollywood bad boy.

Charlie Sheen & Denise Richards: Irreconcilable Differences

Featuring exclusive never-before-heard interviews, former detective and award-winning investigative journalist Mark Williams-Thomas examines some of the theories that have emerged since Princess Diana's death and sets out to answer key questions.

Diana: The Ultimate Truth

Known for his portrayal of eccentric characters in films such as "Ed Wood," "Sleepy Hollow," "Pirates of the Caribbean," and "Edward Scissorhands," Johnny Depp's success has also been met with harsh criticism.

Johnny Depp: The Price of Fame

One of the bestselling music artists of all time with over 100 million records sold, George Michael briefly outsold musical giants; struggles with his recording label and personal life dampened his iconic legacy.

George Michael: The Price of Fame

Jim Morrison, the iconic frontman of the Doors, inspired a generation; Jim's life story reveals a rock star chameleon, constantly seeking out his own true identity, a journey that would end tragically with his death at the age of just 27.

Jim Morrison: Rider on the Storm

Roseanne Barr and Tom Arnold's tabloid-ready marriage, from out-of-control spending and wild behavior on the "Roseanne" set to Barr's dabbling in plastic surgery, was chronicled meticulously by the press.

Roseanne Barr & Tom Arnold: Irreconcilable Differences

Valerie Harper is best known for playing the iconic role of Rhoda Morgenstern on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," then gains more notoriety on her own spinoff, "Rhoda."

Valerie Harper: Behind Closed Doors

Behind the good-time image, the band Bon Jovi's namesake and front man, Jon Bon Jovi, became a controlling leader with an iron grip; revealing the inside story of the rise and fall of this 1980s phenomenon that continues to reinvent itself.

Bon Jovi: Breaking the Band

The odds of Shania Twain becoming a massive country music star were against her, but she overcame them.

Shania Twain: The Price of Fame

A glimpse into other sides of Marilyn; a bold and ambitious trailblazer; a striver who refused to toe the line; Marilyn never stopped fighting to be taken seriously as an actress.

Marilyn, Misunderstood

Most Shocking

Jason Freeman, Charles Manson's grandson, attempts to recover the remains of his grandfather so he can give him a proper funeral; a look at Jason's relationship with Manson and the evolution of his thoughts about him.

Charles Manson: The Funeral

Three career-defining Judas Priest tracks that helped shape the genre of heavy metal, including the iconic "Breaking The Law" and U.S. commercial breakthrough "You've Got Another Thing Coming"; exclusive interviews with members of the band.

Judas Priest: Story of Their Songs

CIA legend Tony Mendez masterminded the escape of six diplomats from revolutionary Iran during the 1979 hostage crisis by dressing them up as a Canadian film crew.

Argo: The Real Story

Geraldo Rivera dives deep into some of the darkest hours in a celebrity's life when he or she loses a family member to murder or has a family member commit the ultimate crime.

Geraldo Rivera's Murder in the Family

Formed in the late 1970s and racking up more than a 100 million album sales, British band Iron Maiden has been heavy metal's undisputed king for nearly 40 years.

Iron Maiden: Breaking the Band

Ozzy Osbourne is renowned as one of the wildest and craziest frontmen of all time; his antics, including biting the head off a bat and snorting ants, have gone down in the annals of rock and rock history.