About a decade after being acquitted of murder, O.J. Simpson made an unexpected return to the spotlight—but not in the way anyone could’ve predicted. In 2006, he starred in a low-budget, direct-to-DVD prank show called Juiced. The concept was simple: O.J. would pull off a series of strange, awkward pranks on unsuspecting strangers, only to reveal himself at the end with the show’s catchphrase, “You got Juiced!” Think Punk’d, but far more uncomfortable—and with O.J. Simpson. One of the most infam

After being acquitted of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, O.J. Simpson’s life took yet another strange turn with the launch of his short-lived prank show, “Juiced.” In this video, I go over the shocking details of the murder, the trial, the acquittal, and how O.J. attempted to re-enter the spotlight with a bizarre and controversial TV show. Key themes: O.J. Simpson prank show, O.J. Simpson murder trial, Nicole Brown Simpson, Ron Goldman, O.J. Simpson acquittal, Juiced TV show