Dr. Feelgood - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Michael Jackson and Dr. Conrad Murray
Dr. Conrad Murray was both friend and physician to The King of Pop. His catastrophic story represents a classic case where the aurora of celebrity may have clouded a doctor's better judgment. Was there a real relationship and friendship between the two men, and what motivated the doctor to disregard the rules of medical ethics? Analysis of what took place on that fatal day, and an investigation into the mystery surrounding Jackson's use of the anesthetic drug, Propofol, may hold the answers to Dr. Murray's complicated role in the popstar's death.
Anna Nicole Smith & Dr. Eroshevich
The sad and tragic story behind the death of reality star and former Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith.
Brian Wilson & Dr. Landy
The relationship, issues and possible psychological abuse between musician Brian Wilson and his psychologist, Eugene Landy.
JFK & Dr. Max
An in-depth look at Dr. Max Jacobson, a doctor to global leaders and celebrities, including John F. Kennedy.
Elvis & Dr. Nick
An in-depth look into Elvis Presley's personal physician, respected Memphis doctor, Dr. Nichopoulos (Dr. Nick).
Prescription for Power (Howard Hughes)
A look into the life of legend Howard Hughes and the questions surrounding his addiction, mental illness and the people that were closest to him.
Marion Jones and BALCO
A behind-the-scenes look at the story behind Olympic superstar Marion Jones and her tragic fall from grace.
Winona Ryder and Dr. Jules Lusman
In December of 2001, Oscar-nominated actress, Winona Ryder is busted for shoplifting Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, but police discover more than just stolen merchandise in the actress' purse: numerous bottles of prescription pain medications. This discovery would expose Winona's relationship with Hollywood's own Dr. Feelgood, Dr. Jules Lusman who has been over-prescribing to A-Listers for years. And even when the notorious Doctor loses his license, this story is far from over.
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