I Am - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
I Am Bruce Lee
Transcending his work in the entertainment industry, Bruce Lee introduced the Western world to Eastern martial arts.
I Am Evel Knievel
Evel Knievel's rise from small-town rebel to daredevil superstar was built on nerves of steel and the ability to push the limits no matter the severity of the fall.
I Am Steve McQueen
The "King of Cool," Steve McQueen skyrocketed from an everyday small-town thug to an Academy Award-winner, the highest paid and most sought-after actor of his generation.
I Am Dale Earnhardt
Dale Earnhardt's closest friends and family share unique insights and rare peeks into the life of the beloved car-racing legend.
I Am Chris Farley
As a comedic genius and one of the iconic figures in the storied history of "Saturday Night Live," everything Chris Farley did, he did past its limits.
I Am JFK Jr.
Following his father's assassination, John F. Kennedy Jr. faced enormous public scrutiny throughout his life leading up to his fatal plane crash.
I Am Heath Ledger
From the time he burst into Hollywood to his shocking and unexpected death, Heath Ledger caught many of his most memorable moments in never-before-seen personal footage.
I Am Sam Kinison
A trailblazer in the world of stand-up, Sam Kinison lived a life that ranged from the restrained to the excessive, the comic to the tragic, the sublime to the ridiculous.
I Am MLK Jr.
From the Montgomery bus boycott to the March on Washington and everything in between, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s experiences, legacy and movement at large live on.
I Am Paul Walker
Paul Walker's family and friends remember his adrenaline-filled life and legacy, from films including "The Fast and the Furious" franchise to his humbleness in giving back.
I Am Richard Pryor
Famous for taking on topics like race, addiction and sexuality, groundbreaking comedian Richard Pryor walked the thin line between comedy and tragedy, both on stage and off.
I Am Patrick Swayze
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