| # | R? | DOFB | DATE | Episode | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Season 1 | |||||
16 July 1998 to 5 June 1999: Thursdays at 9:00pm | |||||
| MAG-101 | 16 Jul 98 | 16 Jul 98 | The Real Diana: Catherine Crier interviews Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, who shows film of days at Althorp. | ||
| MAG-102 | 23 Jul 98 | 23 Jul 98 | Death Row inmate Christa Gail Pike; World Wrestling Federation; Matt Drudge. | ||
| MAG-103 | 30 Jul 98 | 30 Jul 98 | Neighbors' squabble turns malicious on the Internet; the Spice Girls. | ||
| MAG-104 | 6 Aug 98 | 6 Aug 98 | Interview with a serial rapist; teen violence and Chicago street gangs; swing music revival. | ||
| MAG-105 | 13 Aug 98 | 13 Aug 98 | Would-be suicides prompt police to kill them; murder train; cyber-peeping; smart strippers. | ||
| MAG-106 | 20 Aug 98 | 20 Aug 98 | High-tech stalkers; wealthy shop-lifters; Chicago street gangs. | ||
| MAG-101 | R | 16 Jul 98 | 27 Aug 98 | The Real Diana: Catherine Crier interviews Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, who shows film of days at Althorp. | |
| MAG-107 | 3 Sep 98 | 3 Sep 98 | Mountain climbing; bounty hunting; Internet pornography; shoplifting. | ||
| MAG-108 | 10 Sep 98 | 10 Sep 98 | Regretful Paparazzi: Paparazzi pursue celebrity subjects; loved ones hold funeral with fireworks; speech patterns of suburban youth; the ``Drudge Report.'' | ||
| MAG-109 | 17 Sep 98 | 17 Sep 98 | Partying youth of East Los Angeles; England's quarantine system for pets. | ||
| MAG-110 | 24 Sep 98 | 24 Sep 98 | Methamphetamine in the Midwest; ``Seinfeld'' cast today. CC, Stereo. | ||
| 1 Oct 98 | Pre-empted by MLB National League Division Series, Game 2 | ||||
| 8 Oct 98 | Pre-empted by MLB National League Championship Series, Game 2 | ||||
| MAG-111 | 15 Oct 98 | 15 Oct 98 | British pet quarantine system | ||
| 22 Oct 98 | Pre-empted by Close Call: Cheating Death 2 | ||||
| 29 Oct 98 | Pre-empted by Breaking The Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Illusions Revealed 4 | ||||
| 5 Nov 98 | Pre-empted by Shocking Moments: Caught on Tape | ||||
| 12 Nov 98 | Pre-empted by When Good Pets Go Bad | ||||
| 19 Nov 98 | Pre-empted by Busted on the Job! 3 | ||||
| 26 Nov 98 | Pre-empted by Jumanji | ||||
| MAG-112 | 3 Dec 98 | 3 Dec 98 | Executives learn how to foil attackers' kidnapping attempts; teen's drug-use leads to jail. | ||
| MAG-113 | 10 Dec 98 | 10 Dec 98 | Binge drinking on campus; paroled sexual predator allegedly murders a cheerleader. | ||
| MAG-114 | 17 Dec 98 | 17 Dec 98 | The changing modeling business; pursuing Internet stalkers. | ||
| MAG-115 | 24 Dec 98 | 24 Dec 98 | The Los Angeles Mary Magdalene Home helps prostitutes change their lives. | ||
| MAG-116 | 31 Dec 98 | 31 Dec 98 | Gang initiations; outrageous events on 1998. | ||
| MAG-117 | 7 Jan 99 | 7 Jan 99 | Race riots and violent crime in South Africa; family of motorcycle daredevils. | ||
| MAG-118 | 14 Jan 99 | 14 Jan 99 | Catherine Crier; Jon Scott. | ||
| MAG-119 | 21 Jan 99 | 21 Jan 99 | College cults; violent gay gangs. | ||
| MAG-120 | 28 Jan 99 | 28 Jan 99 | Super Bowl Special Edition: Restraining young patients in mental hospitals; Deborah Harry; remote from Miami. | ||
| 4 Feb 99 | Pre-empted by The World's Most Shocking Moments 2: Caught on Tape | ||||
| 11 Feb 99 | Pre-empted by When Good Times Go Bad 2 | ||||
| 18 Feb 99 | Pre-empted by The World's Most Shocking Medical Videos | ||||
| 25 Feb 99 | Pre-empted by Shocking Behavior: Caught on Tape | ||||
| 4 Mar 99 | Pre-empted by NAACP Image Awards | ||||
| MAG-121 | 11 Mar 99 | 11 Mar 99 | Youths videotape themselves committing crimes; young mother becomes stripper to support her family. | ||
| MAG-122 | 18 Mar 99 | 18 Mar 99 | Health-insurance fraud; college sexual mores. | ||
| MAG-123 | 25 Mar 99 | 25 Mar 99 | ``Bloodsport'' shows young men fighting to the death; former porn stars. | ||
| MAG-124 | 1 Apr 99 | 1 Apr 99 | Former hostages recount their ordeals; mysterious disappearance; combat cameramen. | ||
| MAG-125 | 8 Apr 99 | 8 Apr 99 | Young people race cars in the street. | ||
| MAG-126 | 15 Apr 99 | 15 Apr 99 | Las Vegas gangsters; rock-band lifestyles. | ||
| MAG-127 | 22 Apr 99 | 22 Apr 99 | Young bomb-makers; neo-Nazis the Knights of Freedom. | ||
| 29 Apr 99 | Pre-empted by The World's Scariest Explosions | ||||
| 6 May 99 | Pre-empted by Billy Madison | ||||
| 13 May 99 | Pre-empted by Demolition Man | ||||
| 20 May 99 | Pre-empted by Busted Everywhere! | ||||
| MAG-128 | 27 May 99 | 27 May 99 | The Ted Bundy murders; professional wrestler Sable; Russian sex clubs and prostitution. | ||
| MAG-129 | 3 Jun 99 | 3 Jun 99 | An officer teaches young people how to avoid being victims of police brutality; Los Angeles night life. | ||
| 10 Jun 99 | Pre-empted by NHL Stanley Cup Finals, Game 2 | ||||
| 17 Jun 99 | Pre-empted by NHL Stanley Cup Finals, Game 5 | ||||
20 June 1999 to 31 August 1999: Tuesdays at 9:00pm | |||||
| MAG-130 | 22 Jun 99 | 22 Jun 99 | "Deadly Raves" & "Road Rage" | ||
| MAG-131 | 29 Jun 99 | 29 Jun 99 | Teens' social activities become more dangerous as drinking and drugs proliferate. | ||
| MAG-132 | 6 Jul 99 | 6 Jul 99 | Thieves steal tax-refund checks and sell them; cricket becomes popular in American urban areas. | ||
| 13 Jul 99 | Pre-empted by MLB All-Star Game | ||||
| MAG-133 | 20 Jul 99 | 20 Jul 99 | Thieves steal tax-refund checks and sell them; a model who abandoned her family is found murdered. | ||
| MAG-134 | 27 Jul 99 | 27 Jul 99 | Interviews with Vince McMahon and Sable highlight a report on the woes within the World Wrestling Federation. | ||
| 3 Aug 99 | Pre-empted by Woodstock '99 | ||||
| MAG-135 | 10 Aug 99 | 10 Aug 99 | Michigan State students riot after a losing basketball game. | ||
| MAG-136 | 17 Aug 99 | 17 Aug 99 | Buying and selling humans is legal in the Philippines; a serial killer awaits execution. | ||
| MAG-137 | 24 Aug 99 | 24 Aug 99 | Training Hollywood stunt actresses; pharmacies carelessly discard vital personal information about customers. | ||
| MAG-138 | 31 Aug 99 | 31 Aug 99 | Atheist's son turns proponent of school prayer; college courses allegedly allow students to create pornography; teacher may be running criminal empires for jailed felons. | ||
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