O.J. Simpson Returns on Pay-Per-View

O.J. Simpson is appearing in a pay-per-view reality show in which he disguises himself as an Elvis impersonator, a street-corner fruit seller, an elderly man at a Bingo game and as himself, trying to sell the Bronco used in the "slow chase" that ended with his arrest on charges of murdering his ex-wife, according to the syndicated Inside Edition, which aired the Bronco segment on its Thursday-night edition. The show, titled Juiced, is due to air on pay-per-view this month and will be followed by the release of a DVD. His attorney said that Simpson was not paid to do the show. He "decided to do this because he wants to do it, and he wanted to have fun with it," according to executive producer Rick Mahr.