‘Oprah Where Are They Now?’ Returns Saturday, September 19

“OPRAH WHERE ARE THEY NOW?” (#WHEREARETHEYNOW)
Returns Saturday, September 19 at 10 p.m. ET/PT
Their stories made headlines across America. “Oprah: Where Are They Now?” rediscovers “Oprah Show” guests who made you laugh and made you cry. Find out where they are now, plus see what has happened to some of the biggest newsmakers of all time, and how their lives changed after sudden fame and notoriety turned their worlds upside down. Upcoming episodes feature updates with a wide variety of newsmakers from all walks of life, including J.R. Martinez, the former U.S. Army soldier who suffered disfiguring injuries while serving in Iraq, yet who went on to co-star in “All My Children” and win Season 13 of “Dancing With The Stars;” Danny Pintauro, the child star of “Who’s The Boss,” and Tracey Gold, the “Growing Pains” star whose battle with anorexia focused a spotlight on the potentially deadly disease. Chaz Bono sits down with Oprah for a one-on-one interview about his life today; former Hugh Hefner girlfriend Holly Madison, now married and a mom, blows the lid off her years living at the Playboy Mansion; MacKenzie Phillips and new “The View” host Candace Cameron share what life is like for them today, and Andre Walker, Oprah’s personal hairdresser for 30 years, reflects on his life and career as he prepares for retirement. Chaz Ebert, widow of celebrated journalist and film critic Roger Ebert, talks about her husband’s legacy and how she keeps his memory alive, and funnyman Tommy Davidson shares his professional reinvention, 25 years after his first big break in the hit sketch comedy series “In Living Color.” Other fascinating updates include Alison Dubois, the woman upon whom the hit series “Medium” was based; “Good Morning America’s” Amy Robach, actresses Debi Mazar and Debbi Morgan; Colin Goddard, a survivor of the Virginia Tech shootings who was shot four times during the melee; singer Amy Grant; beloved coach Mike Ditka; rapper and entrepreneur Master P and his son, actor Romeo Miller. “Oprah: Where Are They Now?” is executive produced by Harpo Studios’ Jill Van Lokeren, Julie Simpson and Veronica Votypka.