The seatbelt sign is on as the gang takes to the skies for a lengthy and informative Part III of the series on Lou Pearlman & The Golden Era of Boy Bands as Pearlman begins his entrepreneurial exploits by amassing and assembling an assortment of airships in his early adulthood which garners the attention of two highly influential blimp bigwigs while Lou gets guidance from the "Greed is Good" principle of Wall Street in the late 1980's

The gang is taking you back in time to the borough of Queens New York in the 1950's and 60's for Part II of the series on Lou Pearlman & The Golden Era of Boy Bands where "Lil' Louie" establishes his entrepreneurship at 8 years old with a lemonade stand before the dirty laundry of his dry cleaning Dad is aired out and as a result, Lou finds solace in his own airship anecdotes and musical aspirations, while an acute curiosity with Pearlman's celebrated cousin, consumes Lou's childhood chums in his Mitchell Gardens community