List of Frontline (PBS) episodes

The following is a list of programs from the Public Broadcasting Service's public affairs television documentary series Frontline.

Episodes range from 1 to 3 hours in length.

Topics in the journalistic series cover a broad range of subjects, including: Afghanistan/Pakistan, Biographies, Business/Economy/Financial, Criminal Justice, Education, Environment, Family/Children, Foreign Affairs/Defense, Government/Elections/Politics, Health/Science/Technology, Iraq/War on Terror, Media, Race/Multicultural, Religion, Social Issues, and Sports.

Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 References · External links

Season 1

• This is the only season to have Jessica Savitch as the host.

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
101	An Unauthorized History of the NFL	January 17, 1983	Sports	A look at the connections between organized crime, gambling and professional football in the United States.
102	88 Seconds in Greensboro	January 24, 1983	Extremism, violence	James Reston, Jr. investigates a police informant's involvement with a group of Ku Klux Klan and American Nazi Party members who killed 5 civil rights demonstrators in a November 1979 incident in Greensboro, North Carolina.
103	In the Shadow of the Capitol	January 31, 1983	Poverty	Charlie Cobb explores a rarely seen side of Washington, D.C., where poverty is widespread among the population (75% of which is black).
104	A Chinese Affair	February 7, 1983	Asian politics	A look at Taiwan's political struggle in determining their relations with communist mainland China.
105	God's Banker	February 14, 1983	Finance	Jeremy Paxman explores the career of banker Roberto Calvi, his relations with the Holy See and secret Italian society, and the mystery of his June 1982 death.
106	Pentagon, Inc.	February 21, 1983	Finance, military	An investigation into the power of the Pentagon as a business and economic force in U.S. economy.
107	Gunfight USA	February 28, 1983	Gun control	An exploration into the underlying fears that make gun control an emotional issue.
108	Children of Pride	March 7, 1983	Biographies	The story of Kojo Odo, a 42-year-old single black man who opened his home to 21 children with physical or mental handicaps.
109	A Journey To Russia	March 21, 1983	US/USSR relations	A young, three-person debate team from America travels to the Soviet Union to meet young Russians whose world views contradict their own.
110	Daisy: Story of a Facelift	March 28, 1983	Health	A look into the world of plastic surgery focuses on a 55-year-old woman's desire to undergo a facelift.
111	Space: The Race For High Ground	April 11, 1983	Science, military	A look at the battle between the U.S. and Soviet Union to turn outer space from a world of exploration to one of strategic defense, including the then-recent introduction by U.S. President Ronald Reagan of the Strategic Defense Initiative.
112	Abortion Clinic	April 18, 1983	Health	An intimate look at the values and decisions both sides hold in the abortion debate.
113	Crisis in Zimbabwe	April 25, 1983	African politics	Charlie Cobb explores how a rift between two of Zimbabwe's leaders threatens to divide the country among tribal lines.
114	Air Crash	May 2, 1983	Air safety	How human greed and legal machinations led to the July 1982 crash of Pan Am Flight 759.
115	Looking For Mao	May 9, 1983	Asian politics	A look at a new cultural revolution inside China, one that finds political and social relaxations that run counter to Mao Zedong's anti-capitalist dictates.
116	Israel: Between The River and The Sea	May 16, 1983	Biographies	The story of Rafik Halabi, the only Arab reporter working in the Hebrew section of Israeli Television, and how his identity and loyalty became a national controversy.
117	In Our Water	May 23, 1983	Health	This Oscar-nominated documentary looks at the Kaler family's 6-year battle with local and federal officials over contamination (from a nearby landfill) of their water well in South Brunswick, New Jersey.
118	Vietnam Memorial	May 30, 1983	War memories	A look at the October 1982 dedication of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the pain and emotions that survivors, parents, and friends of the memorialized still feel about the war.
119	For the Good of All	June 6, 1983	Land development	Jessica Savitch looks at the National Park Service's controversial reclamation of land to make way for the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area in Ohio.
120	The Russians Are Here	June 13, 1983	US/USSR relations	A look at Russian emigrants to the U.S. and their difficulties in adjusting to American society.
121	Who Decides Disability?	June 20, 1983	Health	A look at the Reagan administration's effort to remove tens of thousands of people from Social Security disability rolls.
122	Crossfire In El Salvador	June 27, 1983	Central America	A look at the deadly civil war in El Salvador, where death, torture, and disappearances are everyday occurrences.
123	Sanctuary	July 4, 1983	Central America	A look at the plight of people seeking refuge from US-allied governments in Central America focuses on a Guatemalan family's journey through a new "underground railroad."
124	Moneylenders	July 11, 1983	Finance	Anthony Sampson looks at the difficulties developing countries have in repaying loans to Western banks, who fear financial catastrophe as a result.
125	Klaus Barbie: The American Connection	July 18, 1983	War crimes	A collaboration with the BBC looks into how U.S. intelligence relied on Klaus Barbie in their anti-Communist efforts, and whether the government was culpable in protecting the former Gestapo officer from being brought to justice for his crimes in World War II.[1]

Season 2

• Judy Woodruff becomes the show's host after Savitch's death.

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
201	Crisis at General Hospital	January 16, 1984	Health & medicine	An examination of how many investor-owned, for-profit hospital chains are aggressively marketing themselves to treat only insured or wealthy patients.
202	We Are Driven	January 23, 1984	Business/economy/financial	A look at tough management style of Nissan Motor Company in its operations in both Japan and Smyrna, Tennessee.
203	The Old Man and the Gun	February 6, 1984	Foreign affairs	A look at the support Irish Americans have for the IRA and its violent strategy in the catholic-Protestant conflict in Northern Ireland.
204	Give Me that Big Time Religion	February 13, 1984	Religion	An investigation into whether money raised by televangelists goes toward "God's work" or towards keeping the preachers on the air.
205	The Campaign for Page One	February 27, 1984	United States presidential election, 1984	An inside look at the presidential candidates and the reporters who cover them.
206 207	The Mind of a Murderer Part 1 Part 2	March 19, 1984 March 26, 1984	Crime	A two-part look into the case of Kenneth Bianchi, who committed murders in Los Angeles (as the "Hillside Strangler") and Bellingham, Washington yet sought to avoid trial by claiming mental incompetence.
208	The Struggle for Birmingham	April 2, 1984	United States elections, 1984	A look at the modern-day black political movement in Birmingham, Alabama.
209	Captive in El Salvador	April 16, 1984	Foreign affairs	Ofra Bikel looks at the politics and people of El Salvador that the U.S. lends support to.
210	Chasing the Basketball Dream	April 23, 1984	Sports	Charlie Cobb looks at the successes and failures of inner-city blacks seeking to make it big by playing basketball.
211	The Other Side of the Track	May 7, 1984	Sports	A look at two racetracks on opposite ends of the thoroughbred racing spectrum, the famed Belmont Park in suburban New York area and the struggling Great Barrington Fair in Western Massachusetts.
212	Return of the Great White Fleet	May 14, 1984	Military	A profile of Navy Secretary John Lehman and his efforts to build a "600-ship Navy."
213	Warning from Gangland	May 21, 1984	Social issues	A look at efforts in Los Angeles to counter its street gang problem, where violent conflicts have claimed the lives of gang members and innocent bystanders alike.
214	Bread, Butter, and Politics	June 4, 1984	Social issues	A look at the human and political aspects of hunger in the United States.
215	Man's Best Friends	June 18, 1984	Health & medicine	A look at the medical necessities and ethical arguments over the use of animal testing in American laboratories, hospitals, and medical schools.
216	So You Want to Be President	October 9, 1984	United States presidential election, 1984	A look at the unsuccessful presidential campaign of Colorado Senator Gary Hart.
217	Welcome to America	October 16, 1984	Biographies	Profiles of 4 people who fled the repression of Communist Poland for a better life in Chicago.
218	Not One of the Boys	October 23, 1984	United States elections, 1984	Judy Woodruff looks at the role of women in politics in 1984.
219	Living Below the Line	October 30, 1984	Business/economy/financial	A profile of Farrell Stallings, newly laid off from his place of employment and venturing into the bureaucratic maze of the welfare system.
220	The Arab and the Israeli	November 13, 1984	Foreign affairs	Two men (one Palestinian, the other Israeli) journey to America to promote a solution for the hotly debated West Bank territory.
221	Better Off Dead?	November 20, 1984	Health & medicine	An intimate look into the issues regarding medical treatment for infants born with severe physical and mental damage.
222	Cry, Ethiopia, Cry	November 27, 1984	Foreign affairs	A look at the famine in Ethiopia.
223	Red Star Over Khyber	December 11, 1984	Afghanistan/Pakistan	A look at Pakistan's acceptance of Afghani refugees from the war-torn country.
224	Marshall High Fights Back	December 18, 1984	Education	A look at Chicago's Marshall Metropolitan High School and its struggles to upgrade its academic standards.

Season 3

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
301	Vietnam Under Communism	January 15, 1985	Post-war Vietnam	A rare look inside Vietnam 10 years after the fall of Saigon and the tangible and emotional legacies of the war on the country.
302	Shootout on Imperial Highway: Part 1	January 22, 1985	Gang violence	Part 1 of a 2-part report into gang wars in the Watts section of Los Angeles focuses on the efforts of James Hawkins, Sr. and his family to combat youth gangs and their criminal activities.
303	Shootout on Imperial Highway: Part 2	January 29, 1985	Gang violence	Part 2 of a 2-part report focuses on gang members, why they form their groups, and the threat they pose to the general public.
304	The Lifer and the Lady	February 5, 1985	Prisoner reform	The story of the relationship between convicted murder Ron Cooney and prison volunteer Lesley Earl.
305	The Child Savers	February 12, 1985	Child abuse	A profile of New York's Emergency Children's Service and their efforts to confront child abuse cases.
306	Down for the Count	February 19, 1985	Sports	A look at the world of boxing; the fighters, promoters, and fans who love it; and the critics who want to ban it.
307	Retreat from Beirut	February 26, 1985	Foreign affairs	One year after the U.S. withdrawal from Lebanon (the result of the 1983 Beirut barracks bombings), William Greider examines the withdrawal and its repercussions.
308	Buying the Bomb	March 5, 1985	Foreign affairs	The story of a Pakistani businessman who tried to ship electrical devices which can be used as nuclear bomb triggers out of the US to Pakistan.
309	A Class Divided	March 26, 1985	Social issues	William Peters follows up on his 1970 TV documentary Eye of the Storm, which chronicled Jane Elliott's dividing her otherwise homogeneous 3rd grade class by their eye color in a lesson on discrimination.
310	Potomac Fever	April 2, 1985	United States Congress	Profiles of two freshmen members of the United States House of Representatives
311	Crisis in Central America Part 1: Yankee Years	April 9, 1985	Foreign affairs	Part 1 of a 4-part look at the history of US relations in Central America and the Caribbean profiles American preeminence in the region from the Spanish-American War in the 1890s through the mid-1950s.
312	Crisis in Central America Part 2: Castro's Challenge	April 10, 1985	Foreign affairs	A profile of the Cuban Revolution and the communist country's troubled relations with the United States.
313	Crisis in Central America Part 3: Revolution in Nicaragua	April 11, 1985	Foreign affairs	A look at the U.S. involvement in and struggle for control of the Nicaraguan Revolution
314	Crisis in Central America Part 4: Battle for El Salvador	April 12, 1985	Foreign affairs	A look at the evolution of the Salvadoran Civil War and U.S. relations with El Salvador.
315	Men Who Molest	April 16, 1985	Child sexual abuse, criminal reform	An examination of a Seattle program aimed at adults who sexually abuse children and the issue of whether they should be punished, treated, or both.
316	Catholics in America: Is Nothing Sacred?	April 23, 1985	Religion	A look at the conflict American Catholics have with church doctrine.
317	The American Way of War	April 30, 1985	Military	The relationship between the United States Army, its doctrine in modern warfare, and the American government and citizens.
318	Memory of the Camps	May 7, 1985	World War II	The premiere of footage from an unfinished 1945 documentary made by British and American filmmakers (Alfred Hitchcock among them) who followed Allied armies into Nazi concentration camps to capture post-liberation images
319	You Are in the Computer	May 14, 1985	Housing, renting	Robert Krulwich investigates computerized information systems and their roles in landlords denying rentals to prospective tenants.
320	What About Mom and Dad?	May 21, 1985	Senior care	A profile of the decisions and issues adult children face in caring for their aging parents.[2]
321	Breaking the Bank	May 28, 1985	Finance	Judy Woodruff investigates the cases of Oklahoma City-based Penn Square Bank and Chicago-based Continental Illinois and their implications on the broader U.S. banking system.

Season 4

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
401	Hostage in Iran	January 21, 1986	Iran hostage crisis	Five years after their release, those held hostage in Iran by Islamic revolutionaries tell the story of their 444-day ordeal.
402	Sue the Doctor?	January 28, 1986	Health	an inside look at the battle between doctors and lawyers over medical malpractice suits.
403	Growing Up Poor	February 4, 1986	Poverty	Profiles of children in Chester, Pennsylvania growing up in impoverished conditions.
404	Russia: Love It or Leave It	February 11, 1986	US/USSR relations	A group of American tourists escape a government-managed tour of the Soviet Union in an effort to gain insight from everyday Soviets.
405	Tobacco on Trial	February 18, 1986	Health	Judy Woodruff looks at a trio of lawsuits filed by lifelong smokers seeking damages from tobacco companies over their declining health.
406	Divorce Wars	February 25, 1986	Family life	Profiles of the couples, lawyers, judges, and children caught in divorce proceedings.
407	Who's Running this War?	March 18, 1986	Foreign affairs	A probe into the legality of covert aid provided by the U.S. to contra rebels in Nicaragua.
408	AIDS: A National Inquiry	March 25, 1986	Health	A 2-hour look into the AIDS crisis begins with the case of a homosexual prostitute who, before he succumbed to the disease, continued to have unprotected sex with several men. In the second hour, Harvard Law School professor Charles Nesson moderates a discussion on issues of civil liberties, public safety, education, and medical progress in relation to AIDS.
409	Standoff in Mexico	April 1, 1986	Foreign affairs	A look at growing unrest in Mexico caused by election fraud and corruption involving the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party
410	Inside the Jury Room	April 8, 1986	Criminal justice	An exclusive look inside a jury room during deliberations in a criminal trial in Wisconsin.
411	Taxes Behind Closed Doors	April 15, 1986	United States Congress, lobbying	William Greider offers a behind-the-scenes look at Congressmen and lobbyists involved with the politics of tax reform.
412	The Disillusionment of David Stockman	April 20, 1986	Economics	Former OMB Chairman David Stockman offers a candid look at the "free lunch fiscal policy" of the Reagan Administration.
413	Vision of Star Wars	April 22, 1986	National defense	Bill Kurtis heads a Frontline/Nova collaboration examining the scientific and political implications of the Strategic Defense Initiative.
414	Hollywood Dreams	May 13, 1986	Entertainment	A look into the fantasy and reality of the multibillion-dollar movie industry.
415	The Bloods of 'Nam	May 20, 1986	United States Military; discrimination	Wallace Terry interviews black veterans of the Vietnam War who fought three battles—against Communist forces, discrimination in the military, and post-war disillusionment at home.
416	A Matter of the Mind	May 27, 1986	Health	An examination of mental illness from the point of view of residents in a Saint Paul, Minnesota home dealing with their psychological demons as well as social stigma.
417	Holy War, Holy Terror	June 3, 1986	Foreign affairs	John Laurence examines how Iran's war with Iraq is a steeping stone in spreading a radical brand of Islam throughout the world.
418	Will There Always Be an England?	June 10, 1986	Econommics	Ofra Bikel looks at the strained social structure in Great Britain, where unemployment is common in northern areas but power and privilege prevail in the south of the country.
419	Assault on Affirmative Action	June 17, 1986	Affirmative action	A look into the 20-year conflict over affirmative action policies in the U.S.
420	Comrades I: The Education of Rita	July 1, 1986	Biography	A multi-episode series profiling citizens of the Soviet Union that originally aired on Britain's BBC begins with a young graduate beginning her first teaching job.
421	Comrades II: Hunter and Son	July 8, 1986	Biography	The story of a hunter and his young son hunting for sable and other valuable fur animals in the Siberian wilderness.
422	Comrades III: All that Jazz	July 15, 1986	Music	A look at musical subcultures (jazz and rock) unapproved by Soviet government features the performances of Sergey Kuryokhin.
423	Comrades IV: The Trial of Tamara Russo	July 22, 1986	Criminal justice	The Soviet justice system is examined through the trial of a hospital orderly accused of theft and the female judge presiding over the case.
424	Comrades V: Master of Samarkand	July 29, 1986	Religion	A look at Muslim life in the USSR focuses on a master craftsman of Uzbek heritage who for 35 years has been restoring the great Islamic mosques in Samarkand.
425	Comrades VI: Pacific Outpost	August 5, 1986	Biography	A profile of a workaholic communist official; her husband, who cares for their two daughters; and their lives in the town of Nakhodka, a town on the Soviet Pacific coast.
426	Comrades VII: Steel Mill Soccer	August 12, 1986	Biography; sports	The lives of players on a factory soccer team in Azerbaijan as they fight for the town championship.
427	Comrades VIII: Doctor in Moscow	August 19, 1986	Biography	A day in the life of a successful, well-to-do Moscow eye surgeon reveals what life is like for privileged Soviet citizens.
428	Comrades IX: Baltic Chic	August 26, 1986	Biography	A look at a fashion designer in Tallinn, Estonia examines the influences of Western culture on Soviet society and fashion.
429	Comrades X: Soldier Boy	August 26, 1986	Biography	A look at the exertion and boredom of basic Soviet military training focues on an 18-year-old recruit and his parents who worry he may be sent to fight in Afghanistan.
430	Comrades XI: October Harvest	September 2, 1986	Biography	A look at the daily lives of a family who live and work on a collective farm in southern Russia.
431	Comrades XII: Leningrad Movie	September 9, 1986	Entertainment	A profile of a director in the state-funded film industry who controversially dares to depart from the state-approved script.

Season 5

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
501	The Real Stuff	January 27, 1987	Science	A look at the problems and politics plaguing NASA one year after the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.
502	The Earthquake Is Coming	February 3, 1987	Science	A look at the wide-ranging effects that could occur if and when a devastating earthquake strikes California.
503 504	Stopping Drugs Part 1 Part 2	February 10, 1987 February 17, 1987	Health	A two-part examination of America's War on Drugs. Part 1 looks at the effectiveness of drug treatment programs and addicts' struggles. Part 2 looks into the effectiveness of anti-drug efforts in schools.
505	The Nazi Connection	February 24, 1987	Science, foreign affairs	An examination of Operation Paperclip, in which the US Government brought scientists, engineers, and technicians from Nazi Germany after World War II for government projects, and whether some of their connections to the Nazi government were "sanitized."
506	Desperately Seeking Baby	March 3, 1987	Family life	A look into the practice of childless couples turning to private adoption deals brokered by lawyers and counselors, and the ambiguity and heartbreak that can result.
507	Street Cop	March 31, 1987	Law enforcement	A look at street cops in one of Boston's busiest and most violent police districts.
508	The Secret File	April 14, 1987	National security	The story of Penn Kimball and his efforts to clear his name after the US Government had branded him a national security risk.
509	War on Nicaragua	April 21, 1987	Foreign affairs	William Greider looks into how the US Government began and continues its support of Contra rebels in Nicaragua.
510	The Bombing of West Philly	May 5, 1987	Police, racial tensions	A look into tensions between Philadelphia's police and the black liberation group MOVE that led to a May 1985 standoff, which ended with police bombing MOVE's compound.
511	In Search of the Marcos Millions	May 26, 1987	Wealth	An investigation into where Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos hid millions of dollars after the former Philippine first couple left in exile in 1986.
512	Israel: The Price of Victory	June 2, 1987	Middle East	A look into Israel's struggles with image and democracy on the 20th anniversary of the Six-Day War.
513	Death of a Porn Queen	June 9, 1987	Biographies	The life and suicide of a young girl involved in the porn industry.
514	Keeping the Faith	June 16, 1987	Religion, civil rights	Roger Wilkins looks at the evolution of the black church in a time of a growing black middle class.
515	The Politics of Greed	June 23, 1987	Politics	A look at the effects of corruption on a city government's day-to-day operations.
516	Apartheid Part 1: 1652-1948	December 14, 1987	Racial segregation	Part 1 of a 5-part look at the history of Apartheid in South Africa spans the country's early history, from colonial settlements to the rise of the ANC, Afrikaner nationalism, and the early use of apartheid.
517	Apartheid Part 2: 1948-1963	December 14, 1987	Racial segregation	Institutionalized apartheid begins, including racial classification, separate-and-unequal schooling, and the forced removal of blacks; black resistance and Nelson Mandela's prominence increase.
518	Apartheid Part 3: 1963-1977	December 15, 1987	Racial segregation	The South African government's establishment of rural bantustans and the rise of black resistance to homeland policy, culminating in the Soweto uprising.
519	Apartheid Part 4: 1978-1986	December 15, 1987	Racial segregation	P. W. Botha implements reforms to maintain white supremacy in South Africa, moves that provoked negative reactions from Afrikaners and blacks alike.
520	Apartheid Part 5: 1987	December 16, 1987	Racial segregation	A look at an unprecedented meeting in Dakar, Senegal where dissident white Afrikaners and black leaders from the ANC met to discuss strategies for change in South Africa.

Season 6

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
601	Praise the Lord	January 26, 1988	Wealth, religion	The rise and fall of Jim & Tammy Bakker and why government agencies failed to investigate claims of corruption within their evangelical empire.
602	Operation Urgent Fury	February 2, 1988	Foreign affairs	Seymour Hersh investigates the US Military's October 1983 invasion of Grenada.
603	The Man Who Shot John Lennon	February 9, 1988	Biographies	A portrait of Mark David Chapman and his motivations for murdering John Lennon in 1980.
604	Your Flight Is Cancelled	February 16, 1988	Transportation	A look at the difficulties facing the air traffic system, an environment of delays, cancellations, and near-collisions post-deregulation.
605	Shakedown in Santa Fe	February 23, 1988	Law enforcement	A profile of a New Mexico prison that was the site of one of the most violent prisoner uprisings in US history.
606	Let My Daughter Die	March 1, 1988	Health	The complex legal and moral issues surrounding the case of Nancy Cruzan, the subject of what would become the Supreme Court's first right to die case.
607	Back in the USSR	March 29, 1988	Culture	Twenty years after moving to Moscow on assignment for TIME journalist Jerry Schecter and his family return to renew friendships and explore the USSR under glasnost.
608	Poison and the Pentagon	April 5, 1988	Military, health	An investigation into the US Department of Defense's poor record of cleaning up the ground water pollution it has caused.
609	To a Safer Place	April 12, 1988	Family	After years of therapy, Shirley Turcotte confronts the mother and other adults who failed to protect her from sexual abuse by her father.
610	Murder on the Río San Juan	April 19, 1988	Terror	A look at the motives of possible conspirators in a 1984 bombing that targeted contra leader Edén Pastora.
611	American Game, Japanese Rules	April 26, 1988	Culture	Profiles of Americans living and working in Japan and trying to adjust to the country's culture.
612	Racism 101	May 10, 1988	Social issues	An examination into the increase in racial incidents and violence on America's college campuses.
613	Guns, Drugs, and the CIA	May 17, 1988	Foreign affairs	A look into the CIA's long history of involvement with drug smugglers in trouble spots around the world.
614	The Defense of Europe	May 24, 1988	Foreign affairs	A Frontline/TIME joint examination into the new realities facing NATO following the American-Soviet nuclear arms treaty.
615	Trouble in Paradise	May 31, 1988	Foreign affairs	A look at attempts by the US Government to forge a military pact with Palau and how it has affected the Pacific Ocean country.
616	Who Pays for AIDS?	June 7, 1988	Health	How caring for patients with AIDS is affecting communities nationwide.
617	Our Forgotten War	June 14, 1988	Foreign affairs	A fresh look at the civil war in El Salvador and how it is impacting the US Government's involvement in the conflict.
618	Indian Country	June 21, 1988	Social issues	How business and treaty success of the Quinault Indian Nation is countered by issues of poverty and unemployment among its people.
619	My Husband is Going to Kill Me	June 28, 1988	Social issues	How the justice system in Colorado failed to protect Pamela Guenther from her violent husband, who murdered her in front of their children in February 1987.

Season 7

• Judy Woodruff's final season as the host.

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
700A	The Politics of Prosperity	October 10, 1988	Economics	William Greider explores the debate about how the net economic disaster should be avoided, focusing on four communities that have not shared in the prosperity of the Reagan years.
700B	The Choice	October 24, 1988	Biographies	Profiles of presidential candidates George Bush and Michael Dukakis.
701	The Real Life of Ronald Reagan[3]	January 18, 1989	Biographies	A profile of Ronald Reagan on the eve of his departure from the US presidency.
702	The Spy Who Broke the Code	January 24, 1989	National security	An assessment of the damage to US national security from John Anthony Walker's spying for the Soviet Union.
703	The Battle for Eastern Airlines	January 31, 1989	Transportation	Robert Kuttner looks at the management and labor struggles plaguing Eastern Air Lines.
704	Running with Jesse	February 7, 1989	Politics	A look at the 1988 presidential run of Jesse Jackson.
705	Children of the Night	February 14, 1989	Social issues	The problem of teenage runaways and suicides as seen through the case of Iain Brown, who left home at 13 for the life of a male hustler in San Francisco.
706	Who Profits from Drugs	February 21, 1989	War on drugs	How the American economy uses the profits from the illegal drug trade.
707	Prescriptions for Profit	March 28, 1989	Health, business	The practice of pharmaceutical manufacturers marketing and influencing doctors to prescribe medications.
708	The Dallas Drug War	April 4, 1989	War on drugs	How one Dallas neighborhood is struggling to combat the drugs and violence plaguing its community.
709	Murder in the Amazon	April 11, 1989	Environment	The life of Brazilian trade union leader and environmentalist Chico Mendes, and how his December 1988 murder put a focus on the ecological pillage of the Amazon rainforest.
710	The Shakespeare Mystery	April 18, 1989	Biographies	A look at whether Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, was the real William Shakespeare.
711	Extraordinary People	May 2, 1989	Health	Judy Woodruff profiles three Canadian children who overcame malformations caused by their mothers' use of thalidomide during pregnancy.
712	Yellowstone Under Fire	May 9, 1989	Environment	How accelerated natural resource development during the Reagan Administration impacted Yellowstone National Park.
713	Israel: The Covert Connection	May 16, 1989	Foreign affairs	The history of the US government's defense and intelligence alliances with Israel from the 1950s to the present.
714	Remember My Lai	May 23, 1989	Defense	A look at the My Lai Massacre from the surviving US soldiers and Vietnamese who were there.
715	Babies at Risk	May 23, 1989	Health	How political and bureaucratic neglect fueled the high rate of infant mortality in some Chicago neighborhoods.
716	Death of a Terrorist	June 13, 1989	Biographies	The life and death of Irish Republican Army terrorist Mairead Farrell and how the British government deals with political terrorism.
717	Who's Killing Calvert City?	June 20, 1989	Environment	A look at the struggles of Calvert City, Kentucky, a town plagued by pollution and toxic waste generated by the chemical plants that drive its economy.

Season 8

• The show began airing without a host.

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
800	Tracking the Pan Am Bombers	November 28, 1989	Terrorism	A look into the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing in December 1988, including those suspected to be responsible and whether unheeded warnings and blunders by German police may have contributed to the tragedy.
801	The Right to Die?	December 13, 1989	Social issues	An expanded examination into the subject of Season 6's Let My Daughter Die, with Frontline and the Fred Friendly Media & Society series delving into the broad issues surrounding a right to die case argued before the US Supreme Court one week before this broadcast.
802	The Bombing of Pan Am 103	January 23, 1990	Terrorism	The efforts of those who lost loved ones in the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing to seek justice and to improve government efforts to counter terrorists and their supporters.
803	The Noriega Connection	January 30, 1990	Foreign affairs	The rise and fall of Manuel Noriega and the US' relationship with the Panamanian general they ousted from power in December 1989.
804	Miss USSR	February 6, 1990	Culture	A behind-the-scenes look at the Soviet Union's first beauty pageant and the broader struggles facing women in the communist country.
805	Throwaway People	February 13, 1990	Race	Roger Wilkins investigates the economic and social roots of the black underclass, focusing on the struggle of young black men in one Washington, DC neighborhood.
806	The Faces of Arafat	February 27, 1990	Biographies	A profile of Yasser Arafat and the PLO leader's newfound commitment to reject terrorism and accept Israel's right to exist.
807	Anatomy of an Oil Spill	March 20, 1990	Environment	How complacency and negligence by government agencies and oil companies helped lead to the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
808	Poland: The Morning After	March 27, 1990	Economics	A look at Poland's change from communism to capitalism in the months following the once-banned Solidarity trade union's rise to government.
809	Born in Africa	April 3, 1990	Economics	Peter Jennings narrates the story of Philly Bongoley Lutaaya and how he inspired his fellow Ugandans to fight the spread of AIDS before his death from the disease.
810	New Harvest, Old Shame	April 17, 1990	Social issues	Thirty years after Edward R. Murrow's Harvest of Shame, David Marash looks at the continuing plight of migrant farm workers and explores the forces that keep their lives so desperate.
811	Hilary in Hiding	April 24, 1990	Family/children	A look at the case of Elizabeth Morgan, who served a 25-month jail term for civil contempt after refusing to divulge the whereabouts of her daughter, Hilary, who Morgan suspected had been sexually assaulted by Hilary's father.
812	Other People's Money	May 1, 1990	Finance	A look at the savings and loan crisis and the role of politics in the failure of Lincoln Savings and Loan Association.
813	Plunder!	May 8, 1990	Criminal justice	An investigation into how ancient artifacts looted from pre-Columbian tombs in Latin America wound up in auction houses, galleries, museums, and private collections in the United States.
814	Seven Days in Bensonhurst	May 15, 1990	Race	Shelby Steele examines the dynamics of racial politics surrounding the 1989 murder of Yusef Hawkins by white youths in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
815	Inside the Cartel	May 22, 1990	War on drugs	How the drug cartels in Medellín and Cali have become part of Colombia's political and economic life.
816	Teacher, Teacher	June 12, 1990	Education	The hopes and frustrations of public school teachers in one Midwestern town as they face the threat of funding cutbacks, the criticism of parents, and a growing number of troubled children from troubled homes.
817	The Arming of Iraq: Frontline Special	September 11, 1990	Middle East	Hodding Carter investigates the complicity of US and European governments and corporations in creating Saddam Hussein's military machine in Iraq.
818	Decade of Destruction Part 1: Ashes of Forest	September 18, 1990	Environment	Adrian Cowell's 4-part look at the destruction of the Amazon rainforest begins with the expansion of peasants into the Amazon, their slashing and burning of the forest land, and the natives' retaliatory actions against one settler's family. (2 hours in length)
819	Decade of Destruction Part 2: Killing for Land	September 19, 1990	Environment	Lawless battles break out between corporate owners of Amazon farmland (who want the land left idle for speculation) and the migrant peasants who farm the plots.
820	Decade of Destruction Part 3: Mountains of Gold	September 20, 1990	Environment	Prospectors illegally swarm over private gold reserves in the Amazon, with the government fighting to protect the untapped reserves.
821	Decade of Destruction Part 4: Chico Mendes	September 21, 1990	Environment	The rise of Chico Mendes, his unionization of rubber tappers, and his fight to halt the rainforest's devastation and create protective areas.
822	Global Dumping Ground: Frontline Special	October 2, 1990	Environment	Bill Moyers investigates the shipping of toxic waste from the US to third-world countries.

Season 9

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
901	When Cops Go Bad	October 16, 1990	Criminal justice	How the corrupting influence of drug money is affecting police forces in California, Florida, and New Jersey.
902	The Hunt for Howard Marks	October 23, 1990	Biographies	The story of Welsh drug smuggler Howard Marks and his capture by DEA agents.
903	Broken Minds	October 30, 1990	Health	A look the science and societal struggles behind schizophrenia, a disease that affects millions of Americans.
904	Betting on the Lottery	November 6, 1990	Social issues	James Reston, Jr. looks at the growing popularity of state lotteries in the US
905	Springfield Goes to War	November 20, 1990	Military	Bill Moyers holds a town meeting with residents of Springfield, Massachusetts grappling with the growing buildup of the Gulf War.
906	High Crimes and Misdemeanors	November 27, 1990	Foreign affairs	Four years after the story broke, Bill Moyers takes a full-view look at the Iran-contra scandal.
907	The Struggle for South Africa	December 11, 1990	Race/multicultural	David Dimbleby examines how fractures between and within Afrikaner and black groups threatens to disrupt negotiations for a new South Africa.
908	The Spirit of Crazy Horse	December 18, 1990	Race/multicultural	One century after the Wounded Knee Massacre, Milo Yellow Hair recalls the story of his fellow Sioux people from loss of land to invading whites to the present-day revival of Sioux cultural pride.
909	To the Brink of War	January 15, 1991	Foreign affairs	On the day a UN resolution for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait reaches its deadline, Hodding Carter examines US government decisions that brought the nation to the brink of war.
910	Cuba and Cocaine	February 5, 1991	War on drugs	A revelation how drug smuggling became a state policy in Cuba.
911	The Man Who Made the Supergun	February 12, 1991	Biographies	A profile of Gerald Bull, a designer of long-range artillery, and the questions surrounding his 1990 assassination.
912	Guns, Tanks, and Gorbachev	February 19, 1991	Foreign affairs	Hedrick Smith looks at recent violent occurrences in the Soviet Union and the ramifications in US/USSR relations.
913	The Mind of Hussein	February 26, 1991	Biographies	The personal and political history of Saddam Hussein.
914	Black America's War	April 2, 1991	Gulf War	Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree leads a town meeting exploring the attitudes of black Americans toward the Gulf War, a conflict in which nearly 30% of US soldiers were African American.
915	War and Peace in Panama	April 9, 1991	Foreign affairs	A look at the 1989 ousting of Manuel Noriega by US forces and its lingering impact.
916	The Election Held Hostage	April 16, 1991	Foreign affairs	Robert Parry investigates how the Carter and Reagan camps possibly sought deals to end the Iran hostage crisis during the 1980 presidential campaign.
917	Who Pays for Mom and Dad?	April 30, 1991	Family/Children	A look at the financial difficulties families face in seeking long-term care for elderly parents.
918	Innocence Lost	May 7, 1991	Family/Children	How an investigation into sexual abuse accusations at a daycare center divided the town of Edenton, North Carolina. (2 hours in length)
919	The Spy Hunter	May 14, 1991	Biographies	A look at James Angleton, ex-chief of counter-intelligence for the CIA, and his misguided pursuit of an agency mole.
920	To the Last Fish	May 21, 1991	Environment	How new technologies in the fishing industry are putting the world's fisheries into a dangerous state of decline.
921	The Color of Your Skin	June 11, 1991	Race/Multicultural	A look at a program at the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute where students of all races confront each other with their racial anger and frustration.
922	The Gates Nomination	July 15, 1991	Foreign affairs	A profile of Robert Gates looks at the DCI nominee's role in the Iran-Contra affair. (30 minutes in length)

Season 10

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
1001	In the Shadow of Sakharov	October 15, 1991	Biographies	The story of Andrei Sakharov, the nuclear physicist turned human-rights advocate who became the father of the Soviet democracy movement. (90 minutes in length)
1002	The Great American Bailout	October 22, 1991	Financial	Robert Krulwich investigates the rising cost of the Savings and loan crisis; a co-production with the Center for Investigative Reporting.
1003	The War We Left Behind	October 29, 1991	Gulf War	How the air war against Iraq led to a "slow-motion disaster" affecting the country's post-war utility infrastructure.
1004	Don King, Unauthorized	November 5, 1991	Biographies	The life and career of boxing promoter Don King.
1005	My Doctor, My Lover	November 12, 1991	Criminal justice	An investigation into the scandal surrounding a Colorado psychiatrist who had an affair with one of his patients, who ended up suing him for sexual abuse. (90 minutes in length)
1006	Losing the War with Japan	November 19, 1991	Business	A look at the challenge Japanese-style capitalism poses to the US market, ending with a Robert Krulwich-led discussion into the issue.
1007	The Secret Story of Terry Waite	November 26, 1991	Foreign affairs	Gavin Hewitt investigates the charge that Oliver North used Terry Waite, a Church of England envoy and recently released Lebanon hostage, to cover up the Iran-Contra affair; a co-production with BBC News.
1008	Who Killed Adam Mann?	December 3, 1991	Family/Children	How New York City's child welfare service failed to protect four children from their abusive parents, who were sent to prison for the beating death of one of the children.
1009	The Resurrection of Reverend Moon	January 21, 1992	Biographies	A profile of Reverend Sun Myung Moon and his reemergence from a prison sentence for conspiracy and false tax returns to become a notable figure in conservative politics and causes.
1010	The Last Communist	February 11, 1992	Biographies	A look at Cuban leader Fidel Castro from his days as a revolutionary to his defiant leadership in present day.
1011	Coming From Japan	February 18, 1992	Business/Economy/Financial	Shuichi Kato narrates over a controversial 30-year history between Matsushita Electric Company and the U.S.
1012	After Gorbachev's USSR	February 25, 1992	Russia	Hedrick Smith follows up on his 1990 series Inside Gorbachev's USSR by reviewing how post-Soviet Russia is handling newfound freedoms and dealing with financial struggles.
1013	Who Is David Duke?	March 3, 1992	Biographies	An examination of David Duke, his background in extremist ideology, and the reshaping of his image into a national political figure.
1014	The Death of Nancy Cruzan	March 24, 1992	Health	The legal battle by the family of Nancy Cruzan, who was left in a persistent vegetative state after a 1983 auto accident and was the subject of the first right-to-die case heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.
1015	Saddam's Killing Fields	March 31, 1992	Middle East	Kanan Makiya secretly returns to Iraq to investigate rumors of an official extermination program aimed at the Kurdish people.
1016	Investigating the October Surprise	April 7, 1992	Iran hostage crisis	A follow-up to Season 9's The Election Held Hostage investigates whether Ronald Reagan's campaign manager could have met with Iranian officials in the summer of 1980.
1017	The Betrayal of Democracy	April 15, 1992	Politics	William Greider examines the widening divide between those in government and the citizens they serve and represent. (2 hours in length)
1018	The Bank of Crooks and Criminals	April 21, 1992	Finance	How the Bank of Credit and Commerce International became a conduit for laundering money from criminal activities, and how it managed to elude regulatory review by US officials.
1019	Who Cares About Children?	April 28, 1992	Family/Children	A look at Arkansas' child welfare crisis and the struggle to reform the system.
1020	China After Tiananmen	June 2, 1992	China	How China is embracing economic reforms and open society even as a firm hold on political dissent remains in place three years after pro-democracy protests were brutally silenced. (90 minutes in length)
1021	Dear Frontline	June 2, 1992	Viewer interaction, follow-up reports	A presentation of viewer responses to and updates on some of Frontline's reportage. (30 minutes in length)
1022	A Kid Kills	June 16, 1992	Criminal justice; social issues	A look at the case of Damien Bynoe, a 15-year-old charged in the shooting deaths of two Boston youngsters; the Boston gang culture; and the passage of juvenile crime laws in Massachusetts.
1023	Your Loan Is Denied	June 23, 1992	Finance	The effects of discriminatory mortgage-lending practices by American financial institutions; a co-production with the Center for Investigative Reporting.

Season 11

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
1101	Thomas and Hill: Public Hearing, Private Pain	October 13, 1992	Race/Multicultural	How the bitter issues surrounding Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation hearing affected black America.
1102	The Politics of Power	October 20, 1992	Energy	A look at the issues plaguing America's energy policy; a co-production with the Center for Investigative Reporting.
1103	The Choice 1992	October 21, 1992	Biographies	Profiles of presidential candidates Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush. (2 hours in length)
1104	The Best Campaign Money Can Buy	October 27, 1992	Politics	A look into the money givers funding the 1992 presidential campaigns; a co-production with the Center for Investigative Reporting.
1105	Monsters Among Us	November 10, 1992	Criminal justice	An examination of the sexual assault epidemic and Washington's decision to keep offenders locked up until they are no longer considered a danger to the public.
1106	JFK, Hoffa and the Mob	November 17, 1992	Criminal justice	A look at Frank Ragano's allegations of mob involvement in the deaths of John F. Kennedy and Jimmy Hoffa and in the CIA's plots to kill Fidel Castro.
1107	In Search of Our Fathers	November 24, 1992	Family/children	Marco Williams explores his family's past to discover the circumstances surrounding his absent father.
1108	Clinton Takes Over	January 19, 1993	Government	On the eve of Bill Clinton's inauguration, Hodding Carter offers an inside view of the new president's administration.
1109	Journey to the Occupied Lands	January 26, 1993	Middle East	Michael Ambrosino explores life in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip and the territories' role in Arab-Israeli peace talks. (90 minutes in length)
1110	What Happened to the Drug War?	February 2, 1993	War on Drugs	How flaws in the US Government's anti-drug defenses have allowed smugglers in Texas to gain the upper hand.
1111	The Secret File on J. Edgar Hoover	February 9, 1993	Criminal Justice	How J. Edgar Hoover's private life may have led to the mafia going unchecked by the FBI for decades.
1112	The Arming of Saudi Arabia	February 16, 1993	Middle East	A look into US efforts to strengthen Saudi Arabia's military defenses.
1113	Apartheid's Last Stand	March 2, 1993	Racial segregation	A look into the progresses gained and compromises made in negotiations to peacefully end Apartheid rule in South Africa.
1114	Choosing Death: Health Quarterly Special	March 23, 1993	Health	Roger Mudd anchors a look into the complexities and dilemmas of euthanasia, including issues about the practice in the Netherlands and an in-studio discussion about the euthanasia debate in the US. A Frontline/Health Quarterly co-production. (2 hours in length)
1115	In Our Children's Food	March 30, 1993	Health	Bill Moyers reports on US Government failures to certify the safety of agricultural chemicals and why the pesticide industry is the only source of safety data.
1116	The Trouble with Baseball	April 6, 1993	Sports	How the economic power struggle between Major League Baseball's owners and players is putting the sport on the brink of disaster.
1117	Iran and the Bomb	April 13, 1993	Middle East	How Iran is quietly building an arsenal of biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons.
1118	L.A. Is Burning: 5 Reports from a Divided City	April 27, 1993	Social issues	A look at Los Angeles one year after the riots through the eyes of five people who have thought and written about the city from the perspectives of its different communities, races, and classes. (90 minutes in length)
1119	Ashes of the Cold War	May 4, 1993	Economics	How post-Cold War cutbacks in military spending have effected the industries and people whose livelihood was invested in the military-industrial complex.
1120	The Health Care Gamble	May 25, 1993	Health	A look at President Bill Clinton's efforts to transform health care reform from a campaign issue to a social reality; produced in association with The Health Quarterly.
1121 1122	Innocence Lost: The Verdict Parts I & II Parts III & IV	July 20, 1993 (I & II) July 21, 1993 (III & IV)	Family/Children	A follow-up to 1991's Innocence Lost details the Little Rascals day care sexual abuse trial (at which owner Bob Kelly was convicted and sentenced to 12 consecutive life terms) and the lingering issues of dealing with child sexual abuse cases. Parts I & II uses previously aired and unaired footage to track the earliest days of the case. Parts III & IV explores testimony of the victims and actions by prosecutors, defense attorneys, and jurors. (each part 60 minutes in length)

Season 12

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
1201	The Heartbeat of America	October 12, 1993	Industry	A look into the financial turmoil surrounding General Motors; co-produced with the Center for Investigative Reporting (90 minutes in length)
1202	Prisoners of Silence	October 19, 1993	Health	A look at the controversial practice of facilitated communication to assist those with autism who cannot verbally communicate.
1203	Secrets of a Bomb Factory	October 26, 1993	Military	A look into why a federal grand jury investigating potential crimes at Colorado's Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant went public with what they learned while hearing secret testimony in the case. A co-production with Oregon Public Broadcasting.
1204	Showdown in Haiti	November 9, 1993	Foreign affairs	A look into the diplomatic confrontation between Haiti's military government and a Clinton Administration that wants to restore deposed Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide to power.
1205	Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?	November 16, 1993	Biographies	An investigative biography examining the Kennedy assassination explores the life of Lee Harvey Oswald. (3 hours in length)
1206	AIDS, Blood and Politics	November 30, 1993	Health	How the FDA and American Red Cross failed to safeguard the nation's blood supply from the AIDS virus in the early 1980s, and why some of America's largest blood banks are still not in full compliance with federal regulations on blood safety.
1207	Behind the Badge	December 14, 1993	Criminal justice	Jack Newfield looks at the effects of police brutality and corruption cases on police officers themselves, specifically the rank and file of the New York City Police Department.
1208	A Place for Madness	January 18, 1994	Health; mental illness	The balance of protecting rights of the mentally ill with safeguarding society from those who are dangerous to themselves and to others.
1209	The Diamond Empire	February 1, 1994	Business	How South Africa's Oppenheimer family helped fuel a cartel that cultivated the scarcity myth (and inflated the monetary value) of the world's diamond supply. (90 minutes in length)
1210	Tabloid Truth: The Michael Jackson Story	February 15, 1994	Media	Richard Ben Cramer looks at "the tabloidization of American television" through its coverage of sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson.
1211	Red Flag Over Tibet	February 22, 1994	Asia	Orville Schell chronicles the history and culture of Tibet and the issues surrounding its control by communist China.
1212	Sarajevo: The Living and the Dead	March 1, 1994	Bosnian War	Radovan Tadic captures an intimate portrait of Sarajevans trying to live in the midst of a debilitating and depriving siege.
1213	In the Game	March 29, 1994	Sports	A behind-the-scenes look at the Stanford Cardinal women's basketball team and its quest for a national championship.
1214	The Kevorkian File	April 5, 1994	Biographies	A profile of Jack Kevorkian and the right to die issue he has come to personify.
1215	Mandela	April 26, 1994	Biographies	A look at the rise to post-apartheid political prominence of Nelson Mandela and former wife Winnie Mandela on the eve of free elections in South Africa.
1216	The Struggle for Russia	May 3, 1994
1217	Romeo and Juliet in Sarajevo	May 10, 1994
1218	Public Lands, Private Profits	May 24, 1994		Investigation of gold mining on federal land in the West
1219	Go Back to Mexico!	June 7, 1994	Immigration	William Langewiesche looks at how America can sustain an influx of immigrants, as well as its effects on economic, social, and political discourse.
1220	The Trouble with Evan	June 21, 1994

Season 13

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
1301	School Colors	October 18, 1994
1302	Is This Any Way to Run a Government?	October 25, 1994
1303	Hot Money	November 1, 1994
1304	How to Steal $500 Million	November 8, 1994	Criminal Justice	The rapid rise and stunning fall of Phar-Mor, and how president/co-founder Michael "Mickey" Monus and other top executives were able to hide one of the largest corporate frauds in U.S. history from the company's auditors.
1305	Hillary's Class	November 15, 1994	Biographies	The lives of Hillary Clinton and her fellow graduates from the Wellesley College Class of 1969.
1306	The Nicotine War	January 3, 1995
1307	Does T.V. Kill?	January 10, 1995
1308	What Happened to Bill Clinton?	January 31, 1995
1309	The Godfather of Cocaine	February 14, 1995	Biographies	Investigative biography of the world's richest, and most violent, drug lord - Pablo Escobar.
1310	The Begging Game	February 21, 1995
1311	Rush Limbaugh's America	February 28, 1995	Biographies	The rise of Rush Limbaugh and his influence on both his audience and conservative politics.
1312	Divided Memories Part 1	April 4, 1995
1313	Divided Memories Part 2	April 11, 1995
1314	The Homecoming	April 25, 1995
1315	When the Bough Breaks	May 2, 1995
1316	The Vanishing Father	May 16, 1995
1317	The Confessions of Rosalee	May 23, 1995	Biographies	Interrelationships of poverty, racism, crime, illiteracy, and drug use and their persistence over generations.
1318	Welcome to Happy Valley	June 6, 1995
1319	Currents of Fear	June 13, 1995

Season 14

Prod. Code	Title	Date	Topic	Description
1401	Waco: The Inside Story	October 17, 1995
1402	The Search for Satan	October 24, 1995
1403	High Stakes in Cyberspace	October 31, 1995
1404	Who's Afraid of Rupert Murdoch?	November 7, 1995	Biographies	A look at Rupert Murdoch's drive to establish the first global telecommunications network, and how his success in media has been dogged by controversy over journalistic standards and political influence.
1405	Natasha and the Wolf	November 14, 1995
1407	Living on the Edge	December 12, 1995
1408	The Gulf War	January 9, 1996
1409	The Long March of Newt Gingrich	January 16, 1996	Biographies	Investigative biography of Newt Gingrich.
1410	So You Want to Buy a President?	January 30, 1996
1411	Murder on 'Abortion Row'	February 6, 1996
1412	Breast Implants on Trial	February 27, 1996
1413	Smoke in the Eye	April 2, 1996
1414	Angel on Death Row	April 9, 1996	Biographies	Frontline explores the real life cases featured in the book Dead Man Walking.
	Shtetl	April 16, 1996	Biographies
1415	The Pilgrimage of Jesse Jackson	April 30, 1996	Biographies	Biography of Jesse Jackson and a portrait of race and politics in post-war America.
1416	The Kevorkian Verdict	May 14, 1996	Biographies	Four patients and their families are interviewed to investigate the Life-Legacy of the "Suicide Doctor."
1417	Does America Still Work?	May 21, 1996	Biographies	How far businesses can or should go to protect their work force?
1418	The Gate of Heavenly Peace	June 4, 1996	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	A feature-length documentary about Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, reflecting the drama, tension, humor, absurdity, heroism, and many tragedies of the six weeks from April to June in 1989.

Season 15

Title	Date	Topic	Description
The Choice 1996	October 8, 1996	Biographies	Profiles of presidential candidates Bill Clinton and Bob Dole.
The Navy Blues	October 15, 1996	Military	The impact of the Tailhook scandal and the controversy over the introduction of women into combat roles and positions of greater military authority.
Why America Hates the Press	October 22, 1996	Media	With public respect for the press at an all-time low, several notable journalists take a self-examination into the dynamics of the news business and its impact on American politics.
Loose Nukes	November 19, 1996	Foreign affairs	How weapons-grade plutonium and uranium in the former Soviet Union has become vulnerable to theft.
Secret Daughter	November 26, 1996	Biographies	Frontline producer June Cross tells her story as the daughter of a white mother and an African-American father (vaudevillian Jimmy Cross), and how her mother kept June's parentage a secret to protect the career of June's white stepfather (actor Larry Storch). (150 minutes in length)
Betting on the Market	January 14, 1997	Business/finance	A look at the seduction of playing the stock market and its implications on American finances.
Six O'Clock News	January 21, 1997	Media	Ross McElwee looks at the "nagging metaphysical questions" behind life-shattering events — the type covered (sometimes in graphic fashion) by TV news — and the individuals who lives were altered by the incidents. (90 minutes in length)
What Jennifer Saw	February 25, 1997	Criminal justice	Jennifer Thompson recounts her brutal 1984 rape and how she has dealt with the exoneration, thanks to DNA evidence, of the man she mistakenly accused of the crime.
Valentina's Nightmare	April 1, 1997
Murder, Money, and Mexico	April 8, 1997
The Fixers	April 15, 1997	Biographies	How a husband-and-wife team parlayed a handful of political contributions into millions in personal wealth — and multiple visits to the White House.
Nuclear Reaction	April 22, 1997	Energy	Richard Rhodes looks at the general public's aversion toward nuclear power has derailed its progress as a vital energy source.
Little Criminals	May 15, 1997
The Opium Kings	May 20, 1997
Innocence Lost: The Plea	May 27, 1997	Criminal justice	A revisiting of the Little Rascals day care sexual abuse trial focuses on the fates of the defendants, including those who were encouraged to take plea deals from prosecutors. (2 hours in length)
Hot Guns	June 3, 1997
Easy Money	June 10, 1997
Nazi Gold	June 17, 1997

Season 16

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Once Upon a Time in Arkansas	October 7, 1997		The Whitewater scandals, Travelgate, Suicide of Vince Foster and the Clinton presidency.
The Lost American	October 14, 1997	Biographies	The mysterious disappearance of Fred Cuny, a maverick humanitarian aid expert, helped millions and fought to change how the world responds to disaster.
Behind the Mask: The IRA and Sinn Fein	October 21, 1997	Biographies	The secret history of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and its equally formidable political arm, Sinn Féin, which have waged a bloody campaign in Northern Ireland for over a quarter of a century.
Dreams of Tibet	October 28, 1997	Biographies	Orville Schell explores the clash of values between American opinion of China's human rights record—shaped by powerful forces in Hollywood—and an uncomprehending and intransigent Chinese leadership.
A Whale of a Business	November 11, 1997
The Princess and the Press	November 18, 1997
Last Battle of the Gulf War	January 20, 1998	Biographies	Frontline's definitive account of what's behind the bitter Gulf War Syndrome controversy.
My Retirement Dreams	February 3, 1998	Biographies	What happens to American's after reaching the age of 65?
The Two Nations of Black America	February 10, 1998	Biographies	"Thirty years after Martin Luther King Jr's death, how have we reached this point where we have both the highest black middle class and the largest underclass in our history?" Henry Louis Gates Jr.
From Jesus to Christ: The First Christians	April 6, 1998	Social Issues / Race / Religion	Biblical scholars recount the rise of Christianity within the Roman Empire. (4 hours)
The High Price of Health	April 14, 1998	Health	A report on the managed care revolution.
Busted: America's War on Marijuana	April 28, 1998	Biographies	The marijuana industry in America, and law-enforcement efforts to wipe it out.
Inside the Tobacco Deal	May 12, 1998	Biographies	How two small-town layers from Mississippi took Big Tobacco to the edge of bankruptcy and criminal prosecution.
Secrets of an Independent Counsel	May 19, 1998	Biographies	Inside the strategy, tactics and public and private wars surrounding Donald Smaltz's investigation of former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy.
The World's Most Wanted Man	May 26, 1998	Biographies	The hunt for indicted Serbian war leader Radovan Karadzic, and his role in the atrocities and genocide of the Bosnia war.
Fooling With Nature	June 2, 1998	Biographies	Are man-made chemicals in the environment hazardous to humans? What does science know?

Season 17

Title	Date	Topic	Description	VHS Release
The Farmer's Wife	September 21, 1998	Family/Children	A young Nebraska couple struggles on the family farm.[4]	November 3, 1998
Ambush in Mogadishu	September 29, 1998
Washington's Other Scandal	October 6, 1998	Biographies	A special report by Bill Moyers on the ’96 election campaign, showing how both political parties contrived to bend and break the law.[5]	October 6, 1998
Plague War	October 13, 1998	Biographies	A report on the biological weapons threat and how the Soviet Union secretly amassed an arsenal of bio-weapons.[6]	October 13, 1998
The Child Terror	October 27, 1998			November 3, 1998
Fat	November 3, 1998	Biographies	How modern life, biology and genetics influence our relationship with food.[7]	November 3, 1998
Snitch	January 12, 1999	Biographies	How informants have become a key part of the drug war.[8]	January 12, 1999
Rwanda: The Triumph of Evil	January 26, 1999	Biographies	A journey into the Rwandan Genocide.[9]	January 26, 1999
The Execution	February 9, 1999			March 2, 1999
Russian Roulette	February 23, 1999			March 2, 1999
Spying on Saddam	April 27, 1999		Investigation of UNSCOM, the UN weapons inspectors in Iraq	May 18, 1999
Give War a Chance	May 11, 1999	Biographies	Examining the gulf between what diplomats want and what the military is prepared to deliver.[10]	June 8, 1999
The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela	May 25, 1999	Biographies	In-depth profile of Nelson Mandela.[11]	June 29, 1999
Making Babies	June 1, 1999	Biographies	The revolution in the science of reproduction and the troubling questions it's raising.[12]	July 27, 1999
Pop	June 22, 1999	Biographies	A portrait of Hy Meyerowitz who at 87 is still teaching his son and grandson about life through the curtain of Alzheimer's disease.[13]	July 27, 1999
The Crash	June 29, 1999	Biographies	Unraveling the 1998 Global Financial Crisis…is the worst over? [14]	August 31, 1999

Season 18

Title	Date	Topic	Description	VHS Release
John Paul II: The Millennial Pope	September 28, 1999	Biographies	Comprehensive biography of John Paul II.	October 26, 1999
Secrets of the SAT	October 5, 1999
Mafia Power Play	October 12, 1999
The Lost Children of Rockdale County	October 19, 1999	Social Issues	An investigation into a 1996 outbreak of syphilis among a group of teenagers in the affluent community of Conyers, Georgia.	1999
Apocalypse	November 22, 1999	Social Issues / Race / Religion	An examination of apocalyptic beliefs over 2500 years of western cultural history.	December 14, 1999
Justice for Sale	November 23, 1999		Investigation of campaign contributions to judges running for election. Featuring a Bill Moyers interview with US Supreme Court Justices Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer.
The Case for Innocence	January 11, 2000
The Killer at Thurston High	January 18, 2000		The troubled life of Kipland 'Kip' Kinkel, a 15-year-old Oregon high school student who killed his parents and two schoolmates.
The Survival of Saddam	January 25, 2000	Biographies	Saddam Hussein's rise to power and how he has maintained his grip despite opposition.	VHS Release
Assault on Gay America	February 15, 2000	Social issues	Forrest Sawyer explores homophobia's permeation into American society and how it became a catalyst for hate crimes directed at the LGBT community.
War in Europe	February 22, 2000	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	NATO's 1999 war against Serbia over Kosovo.	February 22, 2000
Dr. Solomon's Dilemma	April 4, 2000
What's Up with the Weather?	April 18, 2000		A coproduction with NOVA
Jefferson's Blood	May 2, 2000	Biographies	Examines Thomas Jefferson's relationship with his slave and mistress Sally Hemings and follows their descendants as they undergo DNA testing.	May 2, 2000
Return of the Czar	May 9, 2000	Biographies	An in-depth look at Russia a decade after the fall of the Soviet Union.	May 23, 2000
Battle Over School Choice	May 23, 2000		Investigation of the political and educational clash over charter schools and voucher programs, especially in Ohio and Texas.

Season 19

Title	Date	Topic	Description	VHS Release
The Choice 2000	October 2, 2000	Biographies	Biographies on Al Gore and George W. Bush.	2000
Drug Wars: Part One	October 9, 2000
Drug Wars: Part Two	October 10, 2000
The Future of War	October 24, 2000
Real Justice: Part 1	November 14, 2000
The Clinton Years	January 16, 2001	Biographies	Follows Bill Clinton from the governor's mansion in Little Rock through a hard-fought campaign and his eight years in the White House.	January 29, 2002
Juvenile Justice	January 30, 2001
Saving Elian	February 6, 2001
Hackers	February 13, 2001	Criminal Justice / Technology	A report on the exploits of hackers and how they have highlighted the Internet's insecurities.
The Merchants of Cool	February 27, 2001	Business/Economy/Financial	Corporations study teenagers to effectively market to them.	2001
Organ Farm	March 27, 2001
Medicating Kids	April 10, 2001	Health/Medical	The growing use of psychoactive drugs in children.	2002
Harvest of Fear	April 24, 2001		The controversy over genetically modified food crops. A coproduction with NOVA.
LAPD Blues	May 15, 2001		The connections between the "gangsta rap" scene and corruption in the Los Angeles Police Department.
Blackout	June 5, 2001

Season 20

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Hunting Bin Laden	September 13, 2001	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Episode traces the evidence linking bin Laden to terrorism and explores the challenges in trying to crack bin Laden's network.[15]
Target America	October 4, 2001
Looking for Answers	October 9, 2001	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Produced in partnership with The New York Times, it looks into the roots of the Islamic terrorist network, and the anti-American hatred that feeds it, and traces how the trajectories of bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri met in the mountains of Afghanistan.
Dangerous Straits	October 18, 2001
Trail of a Terrorist	September 21, 2001
Gunning for Saddam	November 8, 2001
Saudi Time Bomb	November 15, 2001	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Can America still count on one of its most important allies in the Arab world -- Saudi Arabia? Or does an undercurrent of militant Islamic fundamentalism threaten the stability of both Saudi Arabia and the entire region? [16]
The Monster That Ate Hollywood	November 22, 2001	Arts/Entertainment	How Hollywood created the blockbuster, and a question on the future of the independent film.[17]
An Ordinary Crime	January 10, 2002	Biographies	A bizarre case of injustice where two men with the same name are implicated in the same crime.[18]
Inside the Terror Network	January 17, 2002
Dot Con	January 24, 2002
Inside the Teenage Brain	January 31, 2002	Biographies	What's going on in there? How Science may help to explain the mysteries of the teen years.[19]
American Porn	February 21, 2002	Biographies	It's a multibillion-dollar business- and growing, in a wired world, can anything stop it? [20]
Rollover: The Hidden History of the SUV	February 21, 2002
Testing Our Schools	March 28, 2002
Battle for the Holy Land	April 11, 2002	Biographies	With Israelis and Palestinians in an escalating war; Frontline goes behind the lines and underground to reveal the tactics and strategies that led to the current violence.[21]
Requiem for Frank Lee Smith	April 11, 2002
Modern Meat	April 18, 2002
Did Daddy Do It?	April 25, 2002
Terror in Tehran	May 2, 2002
Muslims	May 2002
The Siege of Bethlehem	June 13, 2002
Bigger Than Enron	June 20, 2002	Biographies	Why the largest business scandal in American history is just the tip of the iceberg-and why investors should care.[22]
Shattered Dreams to Peace: The Road from Oslo	June 27, 2002

Season 21

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero	September 3, 2002
Campaign Against Terror	August 8, 2002
The Man Who Knew	October 3, 2002	The Middle East & the War on Terror	A story of FBI agent John P. O'Neill, the Federal Bureau of Investigation's leading expert on al Qaeda, who tried to warn the U.S. of the threat it faced, and came very close to uncovering the September 11th attacks. He was a maverick agent and was pressured to leave the FBI. He left the FBI for a job in security at the World Trade Center, where he died during the attack.
Missile Wars	October 10, 2002
A Crime of Insanity	October 17, 2002
Let's Get Married	November 14, 2002
In Search of Al Qaeda	November 21, 2002	Afghanistan/Pakistan	Follows the trail of Al Qaeda fighters who survived U.S. airstrikes in the mountains of Afghanistan.
Much Ado About Something	January 2, 2003	Biographies	Did Shakespeare actually write his plays and poems, or was it Christopher Marlowe?
A Dangerous Business	January 9, 2003	Business/Economy/Financial	The McWane Inc. foundries' focus on production and profitability comes at a price. Raises accusations of safety and environmental shortcuts that may have been taken by the McWane corporation to increase production at the cost of workers lives and limbs.
Failure to Protect: The Taking of Logan Marr	January 30, 2003	Family/Children	The death of a five-year-old in foster care forces Maine to reexamine its child protection system.
Failure to Protect: The Caseworker Files	February 6, 2003	Family/Children	Discussion with caseworkers, experts and reformers on the failings and possible solutions for the child welfare system.
China in the Red	February 13, 2003	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	In China's economic reform there are stories of human success and cost, along with unknown political and social consequences.
The War Behind Closed Doors	February 20, 2003	The Middle East & the War on Terror	The key people and disagreements over Bush's determination to go to war with Iraq.
The Long Road to War	March 17, 2003	The Middle East & the War on Terror	The complicated history of conflict between the U.S. and Saddam Hussein as told by numerous Frontline reports.
Blair's War	April 3, 2003	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Facing strong opposition in Britain, Tony Blair supports the Iraq war in an attempt to gain access to the Bush administration decision process.
Kim's Nuclear Gamble	April 10, 2003	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	Nuclear weapons provide North Korea protection and a bargaining chip, but also antagonizes the international community.
Cyber War!	April 24, 2003	Science & Technology	Counter-terrorism expert Richard Clarke creates defenses for cyberspace.
Burden of Innocence	May 1, 2003	Criminal Justice	What happens to the wrongly convicted?
The Wall Street Fix	May 8, 2003	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	With the deception of big banks and corporations, can confidence be restored?
The Other Drug War	June 19, 2003	Health/Medical	The battle over high priced pharmaceuticals.
Public Schools, Inc.	July 3, 2003	Family/Children	Edison Schools are trying to run better public schools for profit.
Truth, War, and Consequences	October 9, 2003	The Middle East & the War on Terror	The consequences of using propaganda in the lead up to war with Iraq.
Chasing the Sleeper Cell	October 16, 2003	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Background of the Lackawanna six and the Patriot Act.
The Alternative Fix	November 6, 2003	Health/Medical	The big business and questionable science of alternative medicine.
Dangerous Prescription	November 13, 2003	Health/Medical	Pharmaceutical influence over the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug approval process.
Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? (180 min)	November 20, 2003	Biographies	40th anniversary repeat of 1993 broadcast: Investigative biography examining the Kennedy assassination by exploring the life Lee Harvey Oswald.

Season 22

Title	Date	Topic	Description
From China with Love	January 15, 2004	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	Philosophy and failure of counter-intelligence in the U.S..
Chasing Saddam's Weapons	January 22, 2004	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Hunting for Saddam's WMD's and unanswered questions.
Beyond Baghdad	February 12, 2004	The Middle East & the War on Terror	The dynamics of democracy across Iraq.
Tax Me if You Can	February 19, 2004	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	Corporate tax avoidance and its implications.
The Invasion of Iraq	March 9, 2004	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Strategies, key battles, surprises, and turning points of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Ghosts of Rwanda	April 1, 2004	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	Accounting for the failure to stop The Rwandan genocide.
Diet Wars	April 8, 2004	Health/Medical	Diets are competing for marketshare, but do they work?
Son of Al Qaeda	April 22, 2004	The Middle East & the War on Terror	An informant from the inner circles of Al Qaeda.
The Jesus Factor	April 29, 2004	Social Issues / Race / Religion	The role Christianity played in Bush's rise to power.
The Way the Music Died	May 27, 2004	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	Business interests controlling creative endeavors.
The Plea	June 17, 2004	Criminal Justice	Harsh realities of U.S. jurisprudence.
Sacred Ground	September 7, 2004	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Debate over use of the World Trade Center site and designing the Freedom Tower.
The Choice 2004	October 12, 2004	Government	Biographies on John Kerry and George W. Bush.
Rumsfeld's War	October 26, 2004
The Persuaders	November 9, 2004	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	Marketing, Advertising, emotions, elections, narrowcasting, with interviews with Acxiom, Frank Luntz, Karl Rove, Naomi Klein among others by Douglas Rushkoff.
Is WAL-MART Good For AMERICA?	November 16, 2004	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	American jobs.
The Secret History of the Credit Card	November 23, 2004	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	Credit card companies develop tactics to increase revenue.

Season 23

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Al Qaeda's New Front	January 25, 2005	The Middle East & the War on Terror	An investigation into the threat radical jihadists pose to Western Europe and its allies
House of Saud	February 8, 2005	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	Explores how the Al Saud family maintains its hold on power with the ever-growing tensions between Islam and modernity. Also traces America's relations with the Saudi royal family from the 1930s through September 11 and the present day.
A Company of Soldiers	February 27, 2005
The Soldier's Heart	March 10, 2005
Israel's Next War	April 5, 2005	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	An investigation into the world of Israel's right-wing religious extremists and their efforts to derail the Middle East peace process.
Karl Rove: The Architect	April 12, 2005	Biographies	Trace the political history and modus operandi of the man who has been on the inside of every political and policy decision of the Bush administration.
Death of a Princess	April 19, 2005
The New Asylums	May 10, 2005
A Jew Among the Germans	May 31, 2005		Holocaust survivor, Marian Marzynski, sets out to find out how Germans are willing to build a memorial to the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust.
Private Warriors	June 21, 2005	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Examines the use of private contractors in the Iraq War.
The O.J. Verdict	October 4, 2005
The Torture Question	October 18, 2005
The Last Abortion Clinic	November 8, 2005
The Storm	November 25, 2005		How key political figures responded to the Hurricane Katrina disaster in New Orleans.

Season 24

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Country Boys	January 9, 2006	Biographies	Two boys coming of age in eastern Kentucky's Appalachian hills, documenting their struggles to overcome hardship and poverty and find meaning in their lives.
The Real Sex Traffic	February 7, 2006
The Meth Epidemic	February 14, 2006	Social Issues / Race / Religion	An investigation into the social, political, and corporate factors which influenced the spread of methamphetamine abuse in America during the 1980s and 90s.
The Insurgency	February 21, 2006
The Tank Man	April 11, 2006	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	After all others had been silenced, his lonely act of defiance against the Chinese regime amazed the world. What became of him? And 17 years later, has China succeeded in erasing this event from its history?
Can You Afford to Retire?	May 16, 2006	Business / Economy / Financial	"The move from lifetime pensions to 401(k) plans has meant that employees now bear much more of the cost -- and risk -- for saving for retirement."
The Age of AIDS	May 30, 2006	Health/Medical	The history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. (4 hours)
The Dark Side	June 20, 2006	Biographies	After 9/11, Vice President Richard Cheney seized the initiative. He pushed to expand executive power, transform America's intelligence agencies and bring the war on terror to Iraq. But first he had to take on George Tenet's CIA for control over intelligence.
Return of the Taliban	October 3, 2006	Afghanistan/Pakistan	Reports from the lawless Pakistani tribal areas along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border and reveals how the area has fallen under the control of a resurgent Taliban militia.
The Enemy Within	October 10, 2006	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Looks at the America's response to homegrown terrorism.
The Lost Year in Iraq	October 17, 2006	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Documents multiple failures of the reconstruction efforts headed by the ORHA and the CPA.
A Hidden Life	November 14, 2006	Social Issues / Race / Religion	The former mayor Jim West of Spokane, Washington, was caught leading a double life as a conservative Republican anti-gay legislator and as a gay man.
Living Old	November 21, 2006

Season 25

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Hand of God	January 16, 2007
News War: Secrets, Sources & Spin pt. I & II	February 13, 2007
News War: What's Happening with the News - Part 3	February 27, 2007		Examining the economics of the news business on TV, the web and newspapers
News War (Part 4 of 4): Stories from a Small Planet	March 27, 2007		"Examine[s] the rise of Arab satellite TV channels and their impact on the 'war of ideas' at a time of convulsive change and conflict in the region."
So Much So Fast	April 3, 2007
Gangs of Iraq	April 17, 2007
Hot Politics	April 24, 2007
The Mormons	April 30, 2007	Religion	with American Experience four hour PBS documentary aired April 30-May 1, 2007.
"When Kids Get Life"	May 8, 2007	Criminal Justice	Stories of five young men under 18 who were prosecuted as adults and received life sentences.
Spying on the Home Front	May 15, 2007	The Middle East & the War on Terror	Post 9/11 domestic spying with Narus, Nora (technology) and Total Information Awareness. Mark Klein of ATT uncovers a domestic spying program by the NSA in San Francisco.
Endgame	June 19, 2007
Cheney's Law	October 16, 2007
Showdown with Iran	October 23, 2007
The Undertaking	October 30, 2007		Undertaker's Issues concerning death and the care of the dead.
On Our Watch	November 20, 2007

Season 26

Title	Date	Topic	Description
The Medicated Child	January 8, 2008	Health/Medical	A look at child medication and the link between anti-psychotic drugs and bipolar disorder.
Growing Up Online	January 22, 2007		Frontline investigates the first generation to grow up with access to the Internet. It examines the risks and realities of teens and their online existence.
A Dangerous Business Revisited	February 5, 2008	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	A return look at McWane, Inc. and the significant progress it has made in regard to safety at its plants.
Rules of Engagement	February 19, 2007
Bush's War	March 24, 2008	The Middle East & the War on Terror	A two part series looking at the war's beginnings and conflicts within the Bush administration.
Bad Voodoo's War	April 1, 2008	The Iraq War	Documentary following the experiences of the Bad Voodoo platoon during their re-deployment to Iraq as part of the Surge.
Sick Around the World	April 15, 2008	Health/Medical	Comparing health care systems in the U.S., U.K., Germany, Switzerland, Japan, and Taiwan.
Storm over Everest	May 13, 2008	Personal struggles	As darkness fell on May 10, 1996, a fast-moving storm of unimaginable ferocity trapped three climbing teams high on the slopes of Mount Everest.
Young & Restless in China	June 17, 2008	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	An intimate look into the lives of nine young Chinese, coming of age in a society that's changing at breathtaking speed.
The Choice 2008	October 14, 2008	Biographies	Profiles of Barack Obama and John McCain.
HEAT	October 21, 2008	Environment	Investigation into US energy use and climate change mitigation.
The War Briefing	October 8, 2008	Afghanistan/Pakistan	The next president of the United States will inherit vast foreign policy challenges - an overstretched military, frayed alliances, and wars on two fronts.
Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story	November 11, 2008	Biographies	The rise and fall of the charming, Machiavellian godfather of modern take-no-prisoners Republican political campaigns.
The Hugo Chavez Show	November 25, 2008	Biographies	An illuminating inside view of the mercurial Venezuelan president, his rise to power, and the new type of revolution he seems to be inventing—on television

Season 27

Title	Date	Topic	Description
The Old Man and the Storm	January 6, 2009		Six months after Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans, producer June Cross came across 82-year-old Herbert Gettridge working alone on his home in the Lower Ninth Ward, a neighborhood devastated when the levees broke in August 2005. Over the next two years, Cross would document the story of the extended Gettridge clan, an African-American family with deep roots in New Orleans, as they struggled to rebuild their homes and their lives.
Dreams of Obama	January 20, 2009	Biographies	On the eve of Barack Obama's inauguration as 44th president of the United States, an exploration into who he is and what has brought him to this historic moment.
My Father, My Brother and Me	February 3, 2009		In 2004, journalist Dave Iverson received the same news that had been delivered to his father and older brother years earlier: He had Parkinson's disease. In My Father, My Brother and Me, Iverson sets off on a personal journey to explore the scientific, ethical, and political debate that surrounds Parkinson's. And he has intimate conversations with fellow Parkinson's sufferers like actor Michael J. Fox and writer Michael Kinsley.
Inside the Meltdown	February 17, 2009	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	How the economy went so bad, so fast and what Bernanke and Paulson didn't see, couldn't stop and weren't able to fix.
Ten Trillion and Counting	March 24, 2009	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	The causes of the U.S. public debt is analyzed.
Sick Around America	March 31, 2009		Frontline investigates the health care system in the United States and searches for some answers to its many problems.
Black Money	April 7, 2009	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	International bribery. It's a trillion dollars a year, with corporations on one side, heads of state on the other. And it thrives in an invisible world.
Poisoned Waters	April 21, 2009	Environment	There's a new wave of pollution that's killing fish, causing mutations in frogs - and threatening human health.
The Released	April 28, 2009		Frontline examines the lives of mentally ill repeat offender who are struggling to make a life for themselves outside of prison.
The Madoff Affair	May 12, 2009	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	Unraveling the story behind the world's first global Ponzi Scheme.
Breaking the Bank	June 16, 2009		An investigation of the 2008 banking crisis: what went wrong, who is to blame, and how long it will take to repair the damage.
Obama's War	October 13, 2009	Afghanistan/Pakistan	Examines the U.S. counter-insurgency strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan - a fight that promises to be longer and more costly than most Americans understand.
The Warning	October 20, 2009	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	After the economic meltdown, sifting the ashes for clues about why it happened and examines critical moments when it might have been prevented.
Close to Home	October 27, 2009		Producer Ofra Bikel chronicles how the middle class is faring in this recession through the stories of the people who she's come to know at the hair salon she's frequented for the past twenty years. The film reveals the struggles of a small business owner to stay afloat, her sister's risk of imminent foreclosure on her Florida home, and the various clients whose lives intersect at this New York City salon-from well-to-do bankers to struggling actors, each with a story to tell about how they're getting by in these turbulent times.
A Death in Tehran	November 17, 2009		Frontline examines the death of Neda Agha-Soltan and the protests against the controversial 2009 Iranian presidential election.
The Card Game	November 24, 2009	Business/Economy/Financial Crisis	Investigating the massive consumer loan industry and what's ahead for customers and banks.

Season 28

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Digital Nation	February 2, 2010	Family/Children	Explores what it means to be human in the digital world.
Flying Cheap	February 9, 2010		Frontline investigates how low-cost airlines and regional carriers have changed the airline business and whether the search for greater profit has led to sacrifices in safety.[23]
Behind Taliban Lines	February 23, 2010	Afghanistan/Pakistan, Iraq/War on Terror	An Afghan journalist's 10 days living with an insurgent cell allied with Al Qaeda who plan to sabotage a key U.S./NATO supply route.
The Suicide Tourist	March 2, 2010		Frontline investigates suicide tourism by following a Chicago native as he travels to Switzerland in order to take his life with help of a nonprofit organization that legally assists suicides.
The Quake	March 30, 2010		Frontline takes an in depth look at the 2010 earthquake in Haiti examining problems with relief efforts, issues with governmental management, and the earthquake's effects on people's lives.
Obama's Deal	April 13, 2010		Frontline examines the Obama administration and its efforts to pass a health care reform bill.
The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan	April 20, 2010
The Vaccine War	April 27, 2010	Health/Medical	Examining the debate over medical risks vs. benefits and related vaccine controversies.
College, Inc.	May 4, 2010		Frontline investigates for-profit colleges and universities. It examines their recruitment methods, their online curriculum, and connections to big business.
The Wounded Platoon	May 18, 2010		Frontline investigates the violence, depression, and stress exhibited by a platoon of Iraq War veterans whose members who have committed murder, assault, and suicide.
Law & Disorder	August 25, 2010		Frontline examines several questionable shootings by the New Orleans Police Department in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
God in America	October 11, 2010	Religion	400-year history of religion and public life in the United States of America, in partnership with American Experience.
Death by Fire	October 19, 2010	Criminal Justice	At the center of the national death penalty debate today is the controversial case of Cameron Todd Willingham, put to death for the arson-murder of his three little girls. But was he guilty?[24]
The Spill	October 26, 2010		Frontline investigates BP's record of safety violations and accidents in the years leading up to the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf.
The Confessions	November 9, 2010		Frontline looks at the case of Norfolk Four in which four men were convicted of the rape and murder of a woman on the basis of coerced confessions.
Facing Death	November 23, 2010	Health/Medical	The end-of-life choices made by physicians and families

Season 29

Title	Date	Topic	Description
#2905 Battle for Haiti	January 11, 2011		In the chaos of the earthquake that devastated Haiti, thousands of the country's worst criminals seized the opportunity to stage a mass escape from the National Penitentiary. One year later, the gang leaders are re-asserting control in the capital, threatening the country's stability.
#2906 Are We Safer?	January 18, 2011		Dana Priest investigates the terrorism-industrial complex that grew up in the wake of 9/11.
Flying Cheaper	January 18, 2011
#2907 Post Mortem	February 1, 2011		Every day, nearly 7,000 people die in America. And when these deaths happen suddenly, or under suspicious circumstances, we assume there will be a thorough investigation, just like we see on CSI. But the reality is very different.
#2908 Revolution in Cairo	February 22, 2011	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	April 6 Youth Movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Egyptian Revolution of 2011.
#2909 Money and March Madness	March 29, 2011		An inside look at the multibillion-dollar business of the NCAA and its brand of amateur college sports.
Who's Afraid of Ai Weiwei	March 29, 2011
The Private Life of Bradley Manning	March 29, 2011		An investigation into a true Frontline hero.
#2910 Football High	April 12, 2011	Education, Sports	High school football has never had a higher profile ... but is winning worth the risks?
#2911 The Silence	April 19, 2011		Frontline reveals a little-known chapter of the Catholic Church sex abuse story: decades of abuse of Native Americans by priests and other church workers in Alaska.
#2912 Fighting for Bin Laden	May 3, 2011	Afghanistan/Pakistan	The fight against al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
#2913 Kill/Capture	May 10, 2011	Afghanistan/Pakistan, Iraq/War on Terror	Goes inside the "kill/capture" program to discover new evidence of the program's impact and its costs.
#2914 WikiSecrets	May 24, 2011	Foreign Affairs/Defense/Military	The inside story of Bradley Manning, Julian Assange (Wikileaks) and the largest intelligence breach in U.S. history.
#2915 The Child Cases	June 28, 2011		When a child dies under suspicious circumstances, abuse is often suspected. That's what happened in the case of six-month-old Isis Vas, whose death was deemed "a clear-cut and classic" case of child abuse, sending a man named Ernie Lopez to prison for 60 years. But now a Texas judge has moved to overturn Lopez's conviction, and new questions are being asked about the quality of expert testimony in this and many other similar cases.
Educating Sergeant Pantzke	June 28, 2011
#2916 The Pot Republic	July 26, 2011
Doctor Hotspot	July 26, 2011
The Atomic Artists	July 26, 2011
#2917 Top Secret America	September 6, 2011	Iraq/War on Terror	A report from the Washington Post on US government intelligence spending. (See Top Secret America)
An Optimist in Haiti	September 27, 2011	Poverty	The struggle of one man to develop a tourist destination in Haiti and bring economic prosperity.
#2919 The Man Behind the Mosque	September 27, 2011	Race/Multicultural, Religion	the struggles of Sharif El-Gamal to build a mosque near the site of the World Trade Center.
#3001 The Anthrax Files	October 11, 2011		In the fall of 2001 envelopes carrying deadly anthrax were delivered to U.S. Senate offices, network news divisions and a tabloid newspaper. Now, new questions are being raised about the most expensive and complex investigation ever undertaken by the FBI. Frontline, in a co-production with ProPublica and McClatchy Newspapers, takes a hard look at the FBI's investigation of the country's most notorious act of bioterrorism.
#3002 Lost in Detention	October 18, 2011		More than one million immigrants have been deported since President Obama took office. Frontline investigates Obama's enforcement strategies and journeys into the secretive world of immigrant detention, with a penetrating look at who is being detained and what is happening to these detainees.
#3003 Syria Undercover	November 8, 2011		Reporter Ramita Navai goes undercover for a rare look at the uprising from inside Syria. Plus a profile of the dictator who has managed to hold on longer than any amidst the Arab unrest—President Bashar al-Assad.
#3004 A Perfect Terrorist	November 22, 2011	Afghanistan/Pakistan	Life of a Pakistani-American David Headley.

Season 30

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Opium Brides	January 3, 2012		Frontline reports on the unexpected collateral damage of the counter-narcotics effort in Afghanistan.
Nuclear Aftershocks	January 17, 2012	Environment, Health/Science/Technology	Frontline travels to three continents to explore the debate about nuclear power: Is it safe? What are the alternatives? And could a Fukushima-style disaster.[25] happen in the U.S.?[26]
The Interrupters	February 14, 2012	Biographies, Criminal Justice	An intimate journey across the violent landscape of our cities through the eyes of those fighting to sow peace and security.[27]
Inside Japan's Nuclear Meltdown	February 28, 2012	Environment, Foreign Affairs/Defense, Health/Science/Technology	An unprecedented account of the crisis inside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.[25]
Murdoch's Scandal	March 27, 2012
The Real CSI	April 17, 2012	Criminal Justice	How reliable is the science behind forensics? A Frontline investigation finds serious flaws in some of the best-known tools of forensic science.[28]
Money, Power and Wall Street	April 24, 2012 – May 1, 2012	Money, Power and Wall Street	Frontline tells the inside story of the global financial crisis.[29] (four one-hour episodes, May 4 premier concluded).
Cell Tower Deaths	May 22, 2012		Learn about the hidden cost of better and faster cell phone service, and about unreliable medical evidence in several child death cases.
Six Billion Dollar Bet	May 22, 2012
Al Qaeda in Yemen	May 29, 2012		Frontline travels into the heart of Yemen's radical heartland, and shows how Al Queda is taking control of towns and cities in an attempt to establish its own state.
Dollars and Dentists	June 26, 2012		Dental care can be a matter of life and death. Yet millions of Americans cannot afford a visit to the dentist. An investigation by Frontline and the Center for Public Integrity reveals the shocking consequences of a broken safety net.
Endgame: Aids in Black America	July 10, 2012		Nearly half of the one million people in the United States infected with HIV are black men, women and children. Trace the history of the AIDS epidemic through the experiences of individuals who tell their stories.
Fast Times at West Philly High	July 17, 2012		Students and teachers from West Philadelphia High School, a public high school serving one of the most disadvantaged neighborhoods in Philadelphia, defy expectations as they design and build two super-hybrid cars for international competition and compete for the chance to be part of a technological revolution.
Middle School Moment	July 17, 2012
Alaska Gold	July 24, 2012	Business/Economy/Financial, Environment, Health/Science/Technology	Frontline probes the fault lines of a growing battle in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska, home to the world's last great wild sockeye salmon fishery-and enormous mineral deposits.[30]
The Battle for Syria	September 18, 2012	Foreign Affairs/Defense	Frontline takes you inside the heart of the insurgency, where rebel groups are waging a full-scale assault on the forces of President Bashar al Assad.
Dropout Nation	September 25, 2012	Education in the United States	What does it take to save a student? [31]
The Choice 2012	October 9, 2012	Government/Elections/Politics	United States presidential election, 2012
Climate of Doubt	October 23, 2012	Climate change denial and the climate change controversy regarding public opinion on climate change	Featured Tim Phillips (political strategist) of Americans for Prosperity, Andrew Dessler, Bob Inglis a US Republican Representative who lost after to not denying anthropogenic climate change (global warming), Steve Coll, the Heartland Institute, Donors Trust, Myron Ebell of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, Cato Institute, Fred Singer, Willie Soon, Drexel University sociologist Robert Brulle, and others.[32]
Big Sky, Big Money	October 30, 2012	Government/Elections/Politics	A discussion of the impacts of the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. FEC.
The Suicide Plan	November 13, 2012		Explore the shadow world of assisted suicide, where the lines between legality and criminality are blurred.
Poor Kids	November 20, 2012	Business/Economy/Financial	Poverty And surrounding issues in USA.

Season 31

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Secret War / Opium Brides	January 3, 2013
The Education of Michelle Rhee	January 8, 2013	Education, Family/Children	Biography and in depth look at one of the most controversial educational reformers in the modern era.
Inside Obama's Presidency	January 15, 2013	Government/Elections/Politics	A look inside the first term of the Barack Obama presidency and an eye to the second.
The Untouchables	January 22, 2013	Business/Economy/Financial, Government/Elections/Politics	A look inside the lack of prosecutions on Wall Street after The Great Recession
Cliffhanger	February 12, 2013	Business/Economy/Financial, Government/Elections/Politics	The inside history of how Washington has failed to solve the country's problems of debt and deficit
Newtown Divided	February 19, 2013	Social Issues	In depth look at the Newtown shooting and all surrounding issues.
Raising Adam Lanza	February 19, 2013	Biographies, Criminal Justice	In depth look at the history of Adam Lanza, the Newtown shooter.
Kind Hearted Woman	April 2, 2013	Biographies	A portrait of Robin Charboneau, a 32-year-old divorced single mother and Oglala Sioux woman living on North Dakota's Spirit Lake Reservation.
Syria Behind the Lines	April 9, 2013	Foreign Affairs/Defense	Everyday life of both the Syrian rebels and the Bashar al-Assad regime.
The Retirement Gamble	April 23, 2013	Business/Economy/Financial, Social Issues	Reform and common pitfalls in regards to retirement, IRA's and 401k, and less risky and less costly index funds.[33]
Top Secret America: 9/11 to the Boston Bombings	April 30, 2013	Iraq/War on Terror	An updated version of Top Secret America which traces the journey from 9/11 to the Boston Marathon bombings and investigates the secret history of the 12-year battle against terrorism.
Never Forget to Lie	May 14, 2013	Family/Children, Social Issues	Filmmaker Marian Marzynski returns to Poland to explore his own wartime childhood and the experiences of other child survivors of the Holocaust.
Outlawed in Pakistan	May 28, 2013	Afghanistan/Pakistan	The story of a girl in Pakistan whose life is at risk for daring to allege rape.
Rape in the Fields	June 25, 2013	Criminal Justice, Social Justice	Lowell Bergman investigates the hidden reality of rape on the job for immigrant women working in America's fields, farms and factories.
Two American Families	July 9, 2013	Family/Children, Social Issues	Bill Moyers chronicles the lives of two ordinary families over more than 20 years as they battle to keep from sliding into poverty.
Life and Death in Assisted Living	July 30, 2013	Family/Children, Social Issues	Frontline and ProPublica investigate assisted living in America.
Egypt in Crisis	September 17, 2013		Middle East Correspondents Martin Smith and Charles Sennott examine the rise and rapid fall of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood.
League of Denial: The NFL's Concussion Crisis	October 8, 2013	Health/Science/Technology, Sports	The epidemic of concussions among National Football League players, their lingering effects, and the league's efforts to downplay the issue
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria	October 22, 2013	Health/Science/Technology	Frontline investigates the rise of deadly drug-resistant bacteria.
Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? (2 hr)	November 19, 2013	Biographies	50th anniversary shortened repeat of 1993 broadcast: Investigative biography examining the Kennedy assassination by exploring the life of Lee Harvey Oswald.
A Death in St. Augustine	November 26, 2013	Criminal Justice	What happens when the police face the possibility of domestic violence within their ranks?

Season 32

Title	Date	Topic	Description
To Catch a Trader	January 7, 2014	Business/Economy/Financial, Criminal Justice	Frontline goes inside the hunt that uncovered vast insider trading on Wall Street.
Secret State of North Korea	January 14, 2014	North Korea	Using undercover footage, Frontline explores life under Kim Jong-un.
Syria's Second Front/Children of Aleppo	February 11, 2014	Syria	Three years into Syria's war, another enemy has emerged: extremists aligned with Al Qaeda.
Generation Like	February 18, 2014	Social media	What happens when the traditional teenage quest for identity and connection occurs online?
Secrets of the Vatican	February 25, 2014	Vatican City	An inside look at the scandals that rocked Benedict's papacy.
TB Silent Killer	March 25, 2014	Health/Science/Technology	An unforgettable portrait of lives forever changed by tuberculosis.
Locked up in America Part One: Solitary Nation Part Two: Prison State	April 22, 2014 – April 29, 2014	Criminal Justice	Two raw, explosive films that explore America's fixation on incarceration.
United States of Secrets Part One: The Program Part Two: Privacy Lost	May 13, 2014 – May 20, 2014	Surveillance & Privacy	Lawmakers and whistleblowers describe the surveillance state that developed in the wake of 9/11, largely exposed in 2013. Intelligence agencies routinely track individuals online using commercial data, as well as demand information from internet providers and phone companies.
Battle for Ukraine	May 27, 2014	Foreign Affairs/Defense	Explores the deep-seated hatreds on both sides of the conflict.
Battle Zones: Ukraine & Syria	May 27, 2014	Foreign Affairs/Defense	Reports from inside two raging conflicts.
Syria: Arming the Rebels	May 27, 2014	Foreign Affairs/Defense	Reporter Muhammad Ali crosses into the war zone, and finds Syrian rebel fighters who say they're being secretly armed and trained by the United States.
Separate and Unequal	July 15, 2014	Social Issues / Race / Religion	Sixty years after the Supreme Court declared separate schools for black and white children unconstitutional, school segregation is making a comeback.
Losing Iraq	July 29, 2014	Foreign Affairs/Defense	U.S. troops withdrew from Iraq in 2011, ending America's military commitment in the country. Now, chaos is once again engulfing Iraq.
Ebola Outbreak	September 9, 2014		From the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak, Frontline follows health officials tracking the deadly disease and trying to stop its rampant spread. With special access to teams fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone, the film shows how the outbreak is endangering health- care workers, overwhelming hospitals and getting worse. Also this hour, Frontline investigates accounts that members of the Nigerian military have been committing atrocities in the fight against Boko Haram - the Islamist militants who kidnapped nearly 300 schoolgirls in April.
Hunting Boko Haram	September 9, 2014
The Trouble with Antibiotics	October 14, 2014		Frontline investigates the widespread use of antibiotics in food animals and whether it is fueling the growing crisis of antibiotic resistance in people. Also this hour: An exclusive interview with the family of a young man who died in a nightmare bacteria outbreak that swept through a hospital at the National Institutes of Health.
The Rise of ISIS	October 28, 2014	Foreign Affairs/Defense	Frontline investigates the miscalculations and mistakes behind the brutal rise of ISIS. Correspondent Martin Smith, who made "Truth, War & Consequences," "Beyond Baghdad," "Private Warriors" and "Gangs of Iraq," reports from Iraq on how the country began coming undone after the American withdrawal and what it means for the U.S. to be fighting there again.
Firestone and the Warlord	November 18, 2014		Frontline and ProPublica investigate the relationship between Firestone and the infamous Liberian warlord Charles Taylor. Based on the inside accounts of Americans who ran the company's Liberia rubber plantation, and diplomatic cables and court documents, the investigation reveals how Firestone conducted business during the brutal Liberian civil war.
Stickup Kid	December 17, 2014		Frontline explores what happens when a juvenile offender is sent to adult prison.

Season 33

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Gunned Down: The Power of the NRA	January 6, 2015	Gun Control / Politics	A look into the politics and power of the National Rifle Association
Putin's Way	January 13, 2015	Foreign Affairs / Defense	An investigation into accusations surrounding Vladimir Putin's reign in Russia
Being Mortal	February 10, 2015	Medical Care	An exploration into the intersection of life, death, medicine and what matters in the end.
The Vaccine War	March 24, 2015	Medical Care	A continuation of Season 28's investigation into vaccine controversies, reviewing the latest chapter in the issue
The Fight for Yemen	April 7, 2015	Yemen Crisis	A report by Safa Al Ahmad from the heart of the escalating conflict in Yemen
American Terrorist	April 21, 2015	David Headley	Global surveillance disclosures (2013–present)
Outbreak	May 5, 2015	Medical Care	The vivid, inside story of how the Ebola outbreak began, and why it wasn't stopped before it was too late.
The Trouble with Chicken	May 12, 2015	Health	FRONTLINE investigates the spread of dangerous pathogens in our poultry, and why the food-safety system isn't stopping the threat.
Secrets, Politics and Torture	May 19, 2015	Foreign Affairs / Defense	The dramatic story of the fight over the CIA's controversial interrogation methods, widely criticized as torture.
Obama at War	May 26, 2015		Inside the Obama administration's struggle to deal with ISIS and the deadly civil war in Syria.
Rape On The Night Shift	June 23, 2015		FRONTLINE investigates the sexual abuse of immigrant women in the janitorial industry.
Growing Up Trans	June 30, 2015	Family/Children	An intimate look at the struggles and choices facing transgender kids and their families.(90 minutes in length)
Escaping ISIS	July 14, 2015		Gripping, first-hand accounts of women who escaped the brutal reign of ISIS.
Drug Lord: The Legend of Shorty	July 21, 2015	Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán	Two filmmakers set out to interview "El Chapo" Guzman, leader of a major Mexican drug cartel.
My Brother's Bomber (Part 1)	September 21, 2015	Pan Am Flight 103
My Brother's Bomber (Part 2)	October 6, 2015	Pan Am Flight 103
My Brother's Bomber (Part 3)	October 13, 2015	Pan Am Flight 103
Immigration Battle	October 20, 2015
Inside Assad's Syria	October 27, 2015
Terror in Little Saigon	November 3, 2015
ISIS in Afghanistan	November 17, 2015	Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant – Khorasan Province

Season 34

Title	Date	Topic	Description
Netanyahu at War	January 5, 2016	International affairs	A look at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political career and his relationships with American presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
Supplements and Safety	January 19, 2016	Health	An examination into the dangers of vitamins and supplements, including their production, use, and limited FDA oversight; produced with The New York Times and CBC Television's the fifth estate
The Fantasy Sports Gamble	February 9, 2016	Fantasy sports	A joint investigation with The New York Times into the growth and operations of online daily fantasy sports operations
Chasing Heroin	February 23, 2016	Drug addiction	An investigation into the heroin crisis in the United States
Saudi Arabia Uncovered	March 29, 2016	Middle East	Undercover footage and on-the-ground reporting inside Saudi Arabia profiles those who seek to bring change to the kingdom
Children of Syria	April 19, 2016	Middle East	The story of four children surviving in war-torn Aleppo, Syria, and their escape to a new life in Germany.
Benghazi in Crisis	May 3, 2016	Foreign affairs	A report from Benghazi, birthplace of Libya's 2011 uprising and the site of ongoing battles against ISIS.
Yemen Under Siege	May 3, 2016	Yemeni Civil War	Journalist Safa al Ahmed looks at the human toll of the war in Yemen
The Secret History of ISIS	May 17, 2016	Foreign affairs	An examination of the creation of the Islamic State and the missed signs and missteps that led to its rise
Business of Disaster	May 24, 2016	Disaster relief	A Frontline/NPR joint investigation into insurance company profits, fraudulent claims, and FEMA difficulties resulting from the cleanup after Hurricane Sandy
Policing the Police	June 28, 2016	Law enforcement	Jelani Cobb's report from Newark, New Jersey highlights a look into the difficulties in reforming troubled police departments
Mosquito Hunter	August 2, 2016	Health	A look at Brazil's efforts to combat mosquito-borne illnesses, most notably Zika fever.
A Subprime Education	September 13, 2016	Education	A look at allegations of fraud and predatory behavior plaguing the for-profit higher education industry.

Season 35

Title	Date	Topic	Description
The Choice 2016	September 27, 2016	Biographies	A look at the backgrounds of presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Confronting ISIS	October 11, 2016	Foreign affairs	A look at the successes, failures and challenges in the U.S.-led effort to degrade and destroy ISIS.
Terror in Europe	October 18, 2016	Foreign affairs	As Europe reels from a terror onslaught, top security officials describe their struggle to contain the unprecedented threat revealed by attacks in France and Belgium.
Exodus[34]	December 27, 2016	Europe	First-person accounts of refugees and migrants fleeing war and persecution for a safe haven in Europe. (2 hours in length)
President Trump[35]	January 3, 2017	Biographies	The key moments that helped shape President-elect Donald Trump

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External links

• PBS.org – Full chronological list
• PBS-frontline – Watch Frontline online (streamed without commercials)