In this weeks episode of VH1: Best Network Ever, we discuss Behind the Music and Divas Live, two shows that would become ratings smashes for VH1, and learn about the behind the scenes stories (and sometimes drama) that shaped those programs.

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In this weeks episode of VH1: Best Network Ever, VH1 starts to define its new era with its first show, Pop Up Video.

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We're back with our latest season all about the history of VH1! We open the season with VH1's first decade as a network, back when it was basically to MTV what Cinemax was to HBO, and talk to the execs who would come in during the mid-1990s to revitalize the channel and turn it into a pop culture powerhouse.

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We're back with a new season beginning April 23, where we'll dive into the oral history of VH1 and speak with the people who helped shape the network.

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Last month Old Millennials turned five(!) and to celebrate, we thought we'd come back from our hiatus as we prep for Season 11 with a review of the instant classic Madame Web, which we can't stop pronouncing as if she is running a Moulin Rouge/brothel in turn of the century Paris. Join us as we try to figure out how Madame Web's visions work (we seem to be following Alice Cullen rules) and discuss how this movie was fun and Dakota Johnson's clear annoyance over contractual obligations made it all the better.

Thanks for listening to us for five years, we love you all and can't wait to launch our upcoming season on the evolution of VH1 on Thursday, May 30. Stay tuned!

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Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays! This week, we discuss the 1999 boy band holiday albums NSYNC's "Home for Christmas" and 98 Degrees' "This Christmas." Join us as we discuss some sweoliday albums et harmonies, and talk about the bonkers numbers holiday albums sold in the '90s (Kenny G with 15 million!).

This is our season finale, so we'd like to wish you a happy holiday season and great 2024!

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We're getting to the holiday spirit this week with a deep dive into 2000's How The Grinch Stole Christmas.

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