The murder of Campbell-Panitz was perhaps the most notorious incident involving guests on the infamous — and groundbreaking — Jerry Springer Show, which often brought on guests entwined in lurid real-life scenarios,

Fights, Camera, Action, Nancy Campbell-Panitz's son, Jeffrey, speaks out about his mother's tragic murder, and how he believes the talk show contributed to her death.

Nancy Campbell-Pantiz walked off of The Jerry Springer Show stage, but producers were quick to push her to head back to the cameras. They were even willing to keep her stranded.

I want the show to demonstrate outrageousness,” Jerry Springer, the late host of the eponymous talk show, once said.

That very ranking is mentioned in the second of two episodes in the documentary Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action, which is streaming now on Netflix. And seeing the history of the riotous and controversial daytime talk show laid out by its creators,

A new Netflix docuseries goes behind the scenes of The Jerry Springer Show, with first-hand testimony from insiders and former guests.

Building a show around outrage became a "trap" for producers, who "had to keep outdoing themselves" to draw in viewers, the director of "Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action" told Yahoo Entertainment.

Luke Sewell spoke about the complex legacy of the notorious talk show, which both coarsened American culture and affirmed the values of free speech.

Fights, Camera, Action docuseries reexamined guest Nancy Campbell-Panitz‘s brutal murder at the hands of ex-husband Ralf Panitz after their appearance on the controversial talk show. During the second part of the special,