Inside Simpson's Bizarre Prank Show

New Documentary Exposes O.J. Simpson's Bizarre Post-Trial Prank Show 'Juiced'

O.J. Simpson's bizarre TV show, "Juiced," was created nearly a decade after he was acquitted of the double homicide of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The show, which was broadcast on pay-per-view and available on DVD, featured Simpson pulling pranks on strangers dressed as a Ford Bronco salesman, a durag-wearing rapper, a pizza delivery man, an Elvis Presley impersonator and an elderly white man. The Investigation Discovery docusery "O. J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil" (streaming now) documents Simpson's attempt to restore his celebrity status, the questionable skits and production challenges. The docuseries offers a rare two-week case study of Simpson's unfiltered psyche. Many of the show's skits had parallels to Simpson's life.