Host Frank Pinello searches for delicious pizza across the planet by traveling to Chicago, where he learns about some of the styles of pizza found there.

Roberta's pizzeria in New York has changed its neighborhood; Frank meets with the owner of Lucali, Mark Iacono, who tries to protect neighborhood tradition.

Frank makes his first ever trip to New Haven, Conn., where he meets with the owner of the renowned Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napolentana, Gary Bimonte.

Frank receives a history lesson from Scott Weiner and meets with granddaughters of the person responsible for bringing pizza from Naples, Italy to America.

Frank discusses some of the properties of three different ways to slice a pizza, including the Grandma, the Jersey Bar Pie and the Cold Cheese slice.

Frank takes a look at some mom-and-pop pizzerias that hold a unique ability to bring some innovation to how they conduct their pizza business.

TRL is the daily destination where celebrities and their fans mix, creating an unpredictable media circus where battles and breakdowns turn into a clown show.

Two and A Half Men is a success for actor Charlie Sheen until he self-destructs, and in a plot twist, he wages a revenge tour against his producer.

A well-known marriage dissolves on TV when the couple weaponize their fame in a divorce, and in turn end up, fracturing the image of the perfect family.

Men's magazines like Maxim inject new energy into the magazine industry, but they also leave a toxic legacy in their wake.

The death of a rising celebrity brings unwanted attention to The Viper Room night club, which was once thought as a place to avoid the press' vigilant eyes.

More than a billion people across the planet were drawn into watching a television series about the sun, action and attractions of southern California.

After MTV's program "The Real World" became popular, the network traded in commentary on actual reality for toilet humor and sex appeal.

American comic Arsenio Hall makes a name for himself in the largely white, late-night talk show world by creating a platform for hip-hop artists.

NYPD Blue forever changed TV with its use of profanity, but with scrutiny from special interest groups, the show nearly got cancelled before it even aired.

Rising tennis star Andre Agassi leads a handful of prodigies to shake up the boring sport of tennis and clears the way for future athletes.