Janet Jackson - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Part 1
At the age of seven, Janet's father, tough talking Joe Jackson, puts her to work in the family show. Her father never asked if she wanted to be a performer, so it's down to Janet to find her own path.

Part 2
After two unsuccessful albums and a failed marriage, Janet decides that if she's going to have a musical career, it will be on her own terms; she has to take control of her life.

Part 3
Janet signs multi-million dollar sponsorship contracts, lands leading roles in feature films, and becomes a sex-icon. But with news of accusations about Michael, her world comes crashing down.

Part 4
Following the nipplegate controversy, Janet finds herself blacklisted. Refusing to accept defeat, friends and fans fight for her right to be recognized as a true performing legend.
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