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Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath (2016 – 2019)

2016 • 3 seasons • Documentary • TV-14
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Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath — Season 1

  • Nov 29, 2016First aired
  • 9 episodesin this season
  • 47mavg. runtime
Season Trailer
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0147mDisconnectionActress and former Scientologist Leah Remini embarks on a new chapter with a journey to Seattle, seeking out Amy Scobee, a former executive within the organization. Upon hearing Scobee's heartbreaking account of being separated from her mother, Remini resolves to expose the reality behind the Church's practices.Nov 29, 20166.9Nov 29, 201647m6.90247mFair GameIn Clearwater, Florida, the spiritual heart of Scientology, Leah seeks out Mike Rinder to hear his own account. Once the head of Scientology’s Office of Special Affairs, Rinder was tasked with discrediting and dismantling those who criticized the Church. Yet, his departure from Scientology rendered him vulnerable, transforming him into a target himself.Dec 6, 20168.3Dec 6, 201647m8.30347mThe BridgeMary Kahn began as a typical member of the Church of Scientology, yet she rose to the organization's most revered spiritual ranks. However, as she recounts to Leah, the cost of this ascent proved exorbitant, ultimately encompassing her relationship with her youngest son.Dec 13, 20168.3Dec 13, 201647m8.30447mA Leader EmergesFollowing the passing of L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology, David Miscavige ascended to leadership of the Church. Leah tells the story of Scientology's trajectory, both before and after Miscavige's rise, drawing on the recollections of three former, long-serving members – including Miscavige’s own father.Dec 20, 20166.5Dec 20, 201647m6.50547mGolden EraA prominent figure in the Church of Scientology, Leah Remini frequently graced the organization's gala fundraisers, many of which were conceived and executed by Golden Era, the Church's own production company. Now, Marc Headley, formerly an event producer for Golden Era, offers a revealing glimpse behind the scenes, exposing the unsettling realities of these gatherings and detailing how his growing disillusionment ultimately led him and his wife to leave the Church.Dec 27, 20167.7Dec 27, 201647m7.70647mAuditingAaron Smith-Levin and his twin brother Collin displayed remarkable aptitude for auditing, the spiritual counseling practice of Scientology. However, their trajectories separated when Collin was removed from the program, a turn of events that ultimately led to the sorrow Aaron now carries with Leah.Jan 3, 20179.0Jan 3, 201747m9.00747mEnemies of the ChurchA troubling letter arrived for Leah from the church, alleging her instigation of hate crimes. She arranged to meet with a young man who had committed one such act. Afterward, she contemplated alternative courses of action.Jan 10, 2017Jan 10, 201747m0847mAsk Me Anything (2)Leah and Mike Rinder present a second question-and-answer session, addressing the numerous inquiries submitted via social media. Joining them are distinguished guests: Lawrence Wright, author of "Going Clear"; Ray Jeffrey, a rare legal figure who has challenged the Church in court; and Steve Hassan, an author recognized for his research into cult dynamics and disengagement.Jan 17, 201710.0Jan 17, 201747m10.00947mMerchants of FearLeah and Mike delve into the complex history between the Church of Scientology and those who have publicly challenged it. Throughout the program, guests recount their investigations into contentious narratives surrounding the Church, detailing the responses they encountered.May 29, 2017May 29, 201747m