It might seem complicated to decide which is the worst television show of all time. Every country has its own. But in the United States, the famous television news magazine TV Guide he had it clear: The Jerry Springer Show, which premiered on NBC in the early 1990s. It's considered one of the most prolific seeds of trash TV, and on Netflix you'll find a documentary that will take you deeper into the misery of this show. It does so through its ideologue and executive producer, Richard Dominick, an unscrupulous professional who pulled the strings of what the audience saw on screen. Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action! These are two fifty-minute episodes that, once again, excessively dilate a story that could be explained in little more than an hour. But they're worth watching to understand the mechanisms of audience capture, the medium's capacity to become a bonfire of the vanities, and the legacy left behind by this type of trashy television.