It's hard to believe that "The Jerry Springer Show" could get even more raunchy and uncensored, but the "Too Hot for TV" VHS tapes and DVDs proved that assumption wrong. Between foul language, nudity, and even more violence than the daytime TV show would allow, the extra content was a money-making grab that gave hardcore fans of the show, well, more hardcore content.
Yet those weren't Springer's only projects that capitalized on the success of the show. VH1 released two documentaries called "The Springer Hustle" and "When Jerry Springer Ruled the World." Because an hour-and-a-half movie wasn't enough, the 2007 mini-series "The Springer Hustle" was divided into eight episodes. The series tells the tale of the show's producers, Springer, Steve Wilkos, Angel Anes, and Tobias Yoshimura.
Meanwhile, "When Jerry Springer Rules the World" focuses more on Springer and how the show became the infamous daytime TV staple that people still talk about today. "Too Hot for TV" and the two documentaries couldn't be more different, but they're essential viewing for any devoted Springer fans.
