Investigation Discovery explores the controversial prank show Juiced starring O.J. Simpson in O.J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil. Simpson shot the hidden camera series a decade after the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman murders, and the public—thankfully—wasn’t interested in watching Simpson pull pranks on unsuspecting people. Juiced never aired on broadcast television.
The four-part documentary series will air on Monday, September 7, and Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 9pm ET/PT.
ID offers this description of the docuseries:
“This September, the leading true crime network Investigation Discovery unlocks never-before-seen footage from the making of Juiced – the ill-fated hidden-camera prank show featuring O.J. Simpson. An extreme experiment in the reality TV genre during a time that fused shock value and celebrity culture at any cost, for Simpson, the show was a misguided and desperate attempt to rehabilitate his public image. But just as producers were about to launch this ill-fated attempt to blend reality television with the crime of century, a mystery saboteur brought the whole thing crashing down from within.
O.J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil is the first documentary to chronicle and thoroughly investigate the making of Juiced, exposing the toxic collision of celebrity, media, and spectacle during an era when exploitation was increasingly packaged as entertainment. Drawing on unearthed footage and behind-the-scenes access, the docuseries traces the show’s evolution from audacious concept to troubled production, capturing the increasingly volatile atmosphere that unfolded both behind and in front of the cameras.
At the center of the story are revealing interviews with Simpson himself, providing context for how the project was shaped at the time and his endless pursuit of notoriety through entertainment – a fixation that remained with him until his death.
Featuring exclusive firsthand accounts from Juiced creators, producers, actors, and others involved in the project, alongside commentary from cultural experts, O.J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil peels back the curtain on the forces that made this project a product of reality television’s most provocative era.
Over four gripping episodes, the series examines how Juiced became a flashpoint in a media culture increasingly willing to blur the lines between controversy, spectacle, and entertainment, raising provocative questions about society’s enduring fascination with scandal.”
