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| FANatic | |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | United States |
| Production | |
| Running time | 30 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | MTV |
| Release | July 6, 1998 – April 17, 2000 |
FANatic is an American television series created by Ed Connolly and executive produced by Deborah Norton and Ed Connolly of Norton Connolly Productions, that was shown on the MTV network in the late 1990s. Fans sent in submission tapes in hopes of being picked as the video subject's number one fan. They then would meet and interview them.
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| Episode # | Featured celebrities | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 201 | Shania Twain, Snoop Dogg | 11/9/1998 |
| 202 | Mariah Carey | 11/16/1998 |
| 203 | Cameron Diaz, Luke Perry | 11/23/1998 |
| 204 | Vince Vaughn, Rob Zombie | 11/30/1998 |
| 205 | Pamela Anderson, A Tribe Called Quest | 12/7/1998 |
| 206 | Whitney Houston, Cast of Dawson's Creek | 12/14/1998 |
| Episode # | Featured celebrities | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | The Search for Brandy's #1 Fan (Casting Special) | 2/10/1999 |
| 302 | Brandy, Brendan Fraser | 2/17/1999 |
| 303 | Monica, Sheryl Crow | 2/24/1999 |
| 304 | Celine Dion, TLC | 3/3/1999 |
| 305 | Celebrity Skin Special: Hole | 3/10/1999 |
| 306 | Sandra Bullock, Ben Affleck | 3/17/1999 |
| 307 | Garbage, Maxwell | 3/24/1999 |
| 308 | *NSYNC, Janeane Garofalo | 4/5/1999 |
| 309 | Method Man, David Arquette | 4/5/1999 |
| 310 | Marilyn Manson, Five | 4/19/1999 |
| 311 | David Spade, Sugar Ray | 4/26/1999 |
| 312 | Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears | 5/12/1999 |
| 313 | Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin | 5/19/1999 |
| 314 | Jackie Chan, Dru Hill | 6/30/1999 |
| 315 | Goo Goo Dolls, Ice Cube | 7/7/1999 |
| 316 | Faith Evans, Tori Amos | 7/14/1999 |
| 317 | Blackstreet, LeAnn Rimes | 7/21/1999 |
| 318 | Toni Braxton, Roy Jones Jr. | 7/28/1999 |
| 319 | Jennie Garth, Limp Bizkit | 8/4/1999 |
| 320 | Mýa, Mary J. Blige | 8/11/1999 |
| Episode # | Featured celebrities | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 401 | Claire Danes, Jordan Knight | 9/11/1999 |
| 402 | Puff Daddy, Kid Rock | 9/13/1999 |
| 403 | George Clooney, Enrique Iglesias | 10/1/1999 |
| 404 | 98 Degrees, Lil' Kim | 10/22/1999 |
| 405 | Heather Locklear, Eminem | 10/15/1999 |
| 406 | Joey McIntyre, Joseph Barahona, Red Hot Chili Peppers | 10/4/1999 |
| 407 | Courteney Cox Arquette, Foo Fighters | 11/3/1999 |
| 408 | Christina Ricci, Johnny Depp | 11/16/1999 |
| Episode # | Featured celebrities | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 501 | Fanatic Live: Blink 182 | 2/25/2000 |
| 502 | Madonna, Rupert Everett | 3/3/2000 |
| 503 | Christina Aguilera, Beck | 3/10/2000 |
| 504 | Mandy Moore, LFO | 3/17/2000 |
| 505 | Jessica Simpson, Carson Daly | 3/31/2000 |
| 506 | Cast of Felicity , Tyrese | 4/7/2000 |
| 507 | Sarah Michelle Gellar, Eve | 4/17/2000 |
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