Inside Man

Spurlock enters the seductive world of professional gambling by spending a week in Las Vegas determined to beat the house. His exploration of this pastime, which often leads to serious addiction, takes him to casinos, bookies, the racetrack, Off Track Betting and just about any place that allows him to gamble.

Spurlock virtually experiences life as an astronaut and investigates the future of the space industry. The host's journey takes him to government and private facilities including NASA's Johnson Space Center, the X-Prize Foundation, and Virgin Atlantic's Mojave Air & Space Port to see how the rules of the game are changing and what it means for the human race.

Separating fact from TV dramatizations, Spurlock embeds in a forensic science unit to understand first-hand how crime scene investigations are actually conducted. From the first responders to the collection of evidence to its analysis in the lab, he gets a crash course in Crime 101 from beginning to end.

Screaming fans, sold-out arenas, and teenage superstars, Spurlock joins the ranks of professional video gamers in one of the fastest-growing sectors of the "sports" world. Committed to understanding this shockingly intense industry, he joins reigning League of Legends North American Champions as they train to compete for a big cash prize at the World Championship in Paris.

In a quest to rid his life of contaminants, which are prominent in food, cleaning products, and even furniture, Spurlock gets professional help to "detox." The host puts his body to the test, dabbling in chelation therapy, infrared saunas, electromagnetic-free sleep chambers, and various cleanse, to see if poisons can truly be flushed out of our bodies and surroundings in the modern world.

Inspired by companies like Google, Airbnb, and Spotify, Spurlock attempts to fill a void in the marketplace and re-write the rules by becoming the next disruptor. An eye-opening trip to Silicon Valley provides industry advice from tech giants and examines why companies like Uber often leave a trail of enemies in their wake and questions whether this golden era of tech will solve age-old problems.