1992

S1.E1 ∙ Dallas

Thu, Apr 23, 1992

Laurie Pike presents the first show in a series that showcases Public Access Television from all over America. Laurie also has her own reports, including a look at a JFK bus tour, and Bill Judkins contributes a look at TV evangelism.

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S1.E2 ∙ Atlanta

Thu, May 07, 1992

Laurie's reports include a look at Funtone and the Coca-Cola Museum, while Bill Judkins visits the town that was bought by Kim Basinger. Among the featured Public Access Channel clips are Deacon Lunch Box and Duffy Odum.

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S1.E3 ∙ Cincinatti

Thu, May 14, 1992

Laurie introduces viewers to her home town, where she drops in on Mandy - her self-confessed "contest pig" sister. There's also a feature on a local singer who Laurie confesses once beat her in a talent contest: Earthaquake.

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S1.E4 ∙ Seattle

Thu, May 21, 1992

With Seattle the destination, Laurie naturally looks at the future of grunge, but there's also darker stories, like sex workers in a post-AIDS era. Bill Judkins has a report on alternative comics, while featured PACs include Trekker Talk.

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S1.E5 ∙ Minneapolis

Thu, May 28, 1992

Bill Judkins presents a report on Wiccan culture, while Laurie looks at mortuary students, casino reservations and whether the birthplace of the shopping mall marks the end of civilisation. Featured channels include Dr. Sphincter.

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S1.E6 ∙ Los Angeles

Fri, Dec 03, 1993

The final episode of the series, which had a delayed broadcast due to real-life turmoil in LA. Featured reports include Celebrity Hounds, Julia Phillips and celebrity stalkers. Among the PAC clips is the Flowbee hair cutter.

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