The Untold Story: Girls Gone Wild Streaming Now

Get ready, because the veiled truths of late ’90s and early 2000s television are back, and they’re here to shine a light on a once-infamous franchise.

Before Instagram thirst traps and easily accessible online content, late-night TV infomercials were featuring regular college students in some of the wildest, not-safe-for-work situations. Remember those days?

Now, Girls Gone Wild: The Untold Story is available for streaming on Peacock, giving us a peek behind the curtain at one of the most controversial brands of its time.

Starting in 1997, Girls Gone Wild infomercials took over late-night TV, showcasing videos of college-aged women baring it all and engaging in more than your typical party antics during spring break and other college events.

This multimillion-dollar franchise that thrived in the early 2000s depicted fantasies of your average “girl next door” going wild during these events, but there seems to be a darker reality away from the camera lens.

The docuseries doesn’t shy away from revealing the behind-the-scenes secrets of the NSFW franchise and its creator, Joe Francis.

Joe, known for his work on Real TV, an early reality show featuring wild accidents, stunts, and other graphic footage, created a phenomenon that will forever be remembered as a wild era of TV history.