just watched the trailer for "Dirty Talk" docuseries and I gotta say, it looks kinda wild 
90s-2000s daytime TV was a whole different beast 
but it's interesting to see how it paved the way for reality TV and celebrity culture today 
. Povich seems like a genuinely cool dude who wanted to make a difference 
. It's crazy to think about how crazy those shows were, but at the same time, some of that stuff was actually really groundbreaking and helped people find out answers they needed. I love how it highlights the legacy of daytime TV and how it shaped pop culture as we know it today 
. Can't wait to see what Maury has to say about all the drama that went down behind the scenes 
. Also, it's gonna be awesome to see some of those other iconic shows come back to life... I'm thinking "The Jerry Springer Show" and "The Ricki Lake Show"... 
but for real though, it's crazy to think about how raw and unfiltered those shows were - no editing, just straight-up drama and yet, at the same time, you gotta give credit to maury and his crew for tackling some tough topics and trying to make a difference in people's lives 
it's like, we may not take that kind of TV seriously today, but back then it was a thing and it had its impact 
can't wait to see this docuseries, gonna be a wild ride 
! I mean, who wouldn't want to see behind-the-scenes peeks at those wild days of daytime talk shows? It's crazy to think about how much of an impact they had on pop culture. I love that Maury Povich is being all nostalgic and reminiscing about the good ol' days – it's like he's saying, "Hey, remember when we used to make a difference with our shows?" And I'm totally here for it! The fact that this series is giving us a historical context on how daytime TV shaped modern pop culture is just amazing. It's gonna be so cool to see these iconic shows come back to life and experience them firsthand. Bring on January 14, can't wait to dive in 
According to Nielsen Media Research, his show "The Maury Povich Show" averaged around 4 million viewers per day during its peak in the late '90s. That's crazy! 
Fast forward to today, and it's estimated that reality TV shows have brought in over $1 billion in ad revenue annually... like, what even is our eyeballs on these days? Anyway, I think it's dope how "Dirty Talk" is giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the era that shaped modern pop culture. The docuseries has already racked up 100k views on YouTube in just one day... not bad for a nostalgic trip down memory lane! 