Plot Synopsis

WHAT!? LOGO DOCUMENTARIES is a collection of stories that explore unusual worlds, people, and experiences outside the normal, everyday routine. Documentaries include: the world premiere of "Loving Large," which highlights admirers of the flesh and how admitting who you love isn't always easy, whether you're overweight or not; the Logo premiere of "Pedigree Dogs Exposed," which goes behind the scenes of the dog show and breeding industries to reveal the factors that perpetuate and worsen the problems of severe and painful genetic defects in pedigree dogs; the U.S. premiere of "Pink Ribbons, Inc.," which delves deep into the money trail behind the scenes of breast cancer charities, uncovering startling truths about what all of the corporate posturing actually achieves, and if it might inadvertently paint over the crushing effects of the disease; the U.S. premiere of "Super Tiny Animals," which highlights the business of selling miniature pets (pigs, monkeys and horses to name a few), which has turned into a multi-million dollar industry; and the Logo premiere of "The Most Hated Family in America," which explores the freedoms that the First Amendment provides by following Fred Phelps, the leader of the Westboro Baptist Church. On Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 9:10pm ET/PT, this series returned for its second season with the world premiere of "GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling." The rest of Season 2 included: U.S. premiere of "Why Men Cheat"; and world premieres of "Chasing Beauty," "I'm a Stripper," "The Long and Short of Body Hair" and "I Think I'm an Animal."
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Season 3 debuted on Monday, October 14, 2013 at 10pm ET/PT on Logo, kicking off with the world premiere of "Bronies: Adult Fans of My Little Pony," which delved into the cult of fanboys of MY LITTLE PONY. The rest of Season 3 included: the U.S. premiere of "Call Girls"; the network premiere of "Superheroes"; the U.S. premiere of "Living Dolls"; the U.S. premiere of "Animism: People Who Love Objects"; and the network premiere of "Food, Inc."