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Get ready for one of the wildest true stories ever put to film.

This week on Get Doc’d, Daphne, Wilsen, and Michael “El Professor” are joined by special guest Amara to unpack Crazy Love—a documentary that starts like a classic romance and spirals into something far darker. What begins as a story of attraction between Burt Pugach and Linda Riss quickly turns into a chilling exploration of obsession, control, and the devastating consequences of rejection.

The crew dives into the shocking 1959 attack that left Riss permanently blinded, the disturbing psychology behind Pugach’s actions, and the unbelievable twists that followed. Along the way, they debate whether this story is about love gone wrong, toxic entitlement, or something even more unsettling.

It’s messy, emotional, and at times hard to believe—but that’s exactly why we’re talking about it.

Tap in for a conversation that will leave you questioning what “love” really means.

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This week on Get Doc’d, Daphne and Wilsen rewind the tape and press play on The Last Blockbuster. The hosts dive into the nostalgic documentary that tells the real story behind Blockbuster’s rise and fall, while spotlighting the final surviving store in Bend, Oregon. At the heart of the film is Sandi Harding, the determined general manager doing everything she can to keep the last Blockbuster alive—proving that sometimes late fees aren’t the only thing fighting against you… corporate decisions are too.

Daphne and Wilsen unpack the documentary’s blend of nostalgia, business lessons, and pop culture memories. From the golden age of Friday night rentals to the streaming revolution that changed everything, the hosts explore how Blockbuster went from entertainment giant to a single blue-and-yellow beacon of movie nights past.

Also, a quick note for listeners wondering where Michael “El Profesor” is this week: he’s currently on sabbatical. Don’t worry—he didn’t get lost wandering the aisles looking for the “New Releases” section… although if there’s one place he’d disappear, it might be there.

So grab some popcorn, dust off your membership card, and join us as we revisit the last Blockbuster standing.

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Season 3 continues with more sparkle—and even sharper edges.

In Part 2, Daphne, El Profesor Michael, and Wilsen pick up where they left off as they unpack the final episodes of Glitter and Greed: The Lisa Frank Story. The nostalgia fully fades as the series digs deeper into power struggles, fractured relationships, and the lasting impact of a brand that defined childhood for millions.

The hosts break down the unraveling of the Lisa Frank empire, the leadership decisions that shaped its legacy, and the human cost behind the neon fantasy. They revisit the most jaw-dropping revelations, reflect on how the documentary reframes the Lisa Frank phenomenon.

From corporate clashes to cultural impact, Part 2 closes the loop on a story that’s as complicated as it is colorful.

Keep your glitter pens handy—because the shine may be bright, but the shadows run deep.

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Season 3 kicks off with sparkle… and a sharp edge.

In this episode, hosts Daphne, El Profesor Michael, and Wilsen dive into the first two episodes of the docuseries Glitter and Greed: The Lisa Frank Story. What looks like a rainbow-soaked nostalgia trip quickly turns into something much darker as they unpack the rise, fall, and controversies behind one of the most iconic brands of the ’90s and early 2000s.

From rainbow unicorns to workplace chaos, the hosts explore how a brand built on joy, color, and imagination masked a far more complicated reality. They break down first impressions, standout moments, and the questions the series raises about power, creativity, and the cost of aesthetic obsession.

Grab your trapper keeper and settle in—Season 3 starts with glitter, but it doesn’t shy away from the greed.

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Deck the halls with legal briefs! This week on Get Doc'd, Daphne, Wilsen, and "El Profesor" Michael are diving headfirst into the most wonderful time of the year... and the most litigious. We're dissecting the documentary The Fight Before Christmas, the story of a Christmas-loving lawyer whose obsession with spreading holiday cheer puts him on a collision course with the local Homeowners' Association.

Join us as we unpack the battle for the soul of the suburbs. Was this lawyer a festive freedom fighter or a legally-armed Grinch-tracker? Does an HOA's rulebook have the final say on holiday spirit? We'll be debating the fine print of festive expression, the absurdity of neighborhood politics, and asking the big question: where do you draw the line between community standards and a man's god-given right to go Clark Griswold on his own house? Grab your eggnog and your gavel—it's about to get jolly in here.

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In this episode of Get Doc’d, Daphne, Wilsen, and "El Profesor" Michael dive into the unbelievable true story behind the Prime Video docu-series The Greatest Show Never Made.

In 2002, dozens of hopeful contestants gave up their jobs, homes, and routines for a mysterious reality show promising £100,000… only to discover the show didn’t exist. What followed was a surreal mix of ambition, deception, and early reality-TV chaos that still echoes two decades later.

The crew unpacks the series’ biggest themes, including:
• Why people were so eager to chase fame in the early 2000s
• How “Nik” fabricated an entire TV production from scratch — and why contestants believed him
• The emotional fallout and long-term impact on the people involved

Smart, funny, and full of “wait… WHAT?” moments, this conversation breaks down how the greatest show never made accidentally became the greatest story never told — until now.

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In this mind-blowing episode of Get Doc’d, your hosts tackle Netflix’s latest “is-this-real-life?” docuseries The Man With 1000 Kids—the story of Jonathan Meijer, a Dutch sperm donor who apparently heard “go forth and multiply” and took it as a personal mission statement. Spoiler: he did. Like, a lot.

Join us as we wade through the international baby boom this one man sparked with a donation résumé longer than a CVS receipt. From sweet-talking prospective parents to bypassing donor limits in multiple countries, Meijer’s saga plays out like a bizarre rom-com—except the romance is questionable and the comedy is mostly unintentional. And yes, somewhere in all this is a spreadsheet full of children. We wish we were kidding.

Your hosts break down the ethical chaos, accidental sibling overlaps, and the global game of “Guess Who’s Related?”—all while asking the hard questions: How does someone accidentally father a village? Why wasn’t there a limit? How do you say Copenhagen?

It’s part true crime, part fertility farce, and 100% bananas. Tune in for laughs, gasps, and a fertility scandal so absurd it may just redefine the phrase “family man.”

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This week, Daphne, El Profesor Michael, and Wilsen dive headfirst into Netflix’s Trainwreck: Poop Cruise—the unforgettable documentary about the Carnival Triumph cruise that turned into a floating biohazard. With the toilets out, passengers were handed red “hazard bags” and told to poop in them. Yep, it’s that kind of cruise. The hosts unpack the chaos: tent cities on deck, sewage dripping down walls, and one poor soul’s discovery of something dubbed “poop lasagna.” Daphne zeroes in on the human survival instincts (and breakdowns), Michael brings the cruise ship hot takes. and Wilsen wonders if this was a vacation or an open-water horror film. It’s gross, hilarious, and somehow 100% real. Bon voyage—and bring your own toilet.

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