Biography Extra Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• Abraham Lincoln: Preserving the Union

  The personal life of America's 16th president.

• Abraham Lincoln: Preserving the Union

  Abraham Lincoln's childhood and marriage.

• Abraham Lincoln: Preserving the Union

  President Lincoln during the Civil War; his assassination and its aftermath.

• The Ace: The Story of Johannes Steinhoff

  Gen. Johannes Steinhoff restores respectability to Germany's armed forces in the wake of World War II.

• Adm. William 'Bull' Halsey: Naval Warrior

  Adm. William 'Bull' Halsey commands the Pacific fleet in World War II.

• Adolf Eichmann: Hitler's Master of Death

  Nazi Adolf Eichmann is captured by Israeli agents.

• Adolf Hitler

  Journalist Kingsley Martin traces Hitler from house painter in Austria through the rise and fall of the Third Reich.

• AIDS in America: The Crisis Continues

  Americans become more complacent about the AIDS epidemic.

• Airline Security

  Experts discuss airline security changes since Sept. 11.

• Al Pacino

  The film career of Al Pacino.

• Alan Alda
• Alec Baldwin

  Actor and political activist Alec Baldwin stars in films, on television and on Broadway.

• Alexander Gardner: War Photographer

  Civil War photographer Alexander Gardner captures bloody battlefield scenes.

• Alexander Graham Bell: Voice of Invention

  Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone and saves National Geographic from financial ruin.

• Alfred Hitchcock

  Interviews and clips from Alfred Hitchcock's films profile the director.

• Allan Pinkerton: The Original Private Eye

  Allan Pinkerton becomes an innovator in the world of fighting crime.

• Allied to the Mafia

  The Mafia aids the Allies in the fight against Benito Mussolini.

• The American Revolution: 1776

  The Second Continental Congress chooses George Washington to command.

• The American Revolution: Birth of the Republic

  French aid; Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown.

• The American Revolution: England's Last Chance

  The Continental Army responds to English victories with guerrilla tactics.

• The American Revolution: The Conflict Ignites

  Colonists oppose England; Paul Revere's ride.

• The American Revolution: The World at War

  Despite international support, the Continental Army suffers at Valley Forge.

• The American Revolution: Washington and Arnold

  Washington crosses the Delaware; Franklin goes to France.

• The American Wedding

  Nuptial traditions; top wedding photographers, dress designers and caterers.

• America's Castles: Mexico's White House

  Mexico's Chapultepec Castle and Casa de la Bola.

• America's Castles: Windy City Castles

  Chicago's Cuneo and Charles Gates Dawes House.

• The Anatomy of September 11th

  A detailed account of the final 102 minutes of the World Trade Center tells of those who perished and those who narrowly escaped.

• Andrew Carnegie: Prince of Steel

  Immigrant Andrew Carnegie builds a fortune in steel, then gives much away.

• Andrew Cunanan: Murder on the Run

  Andrew Cunanan leaves a trail of murder before killing fashion icon Versace.

• Andy Griffith: Hollywood's Homespun Hero

  Don Knotts, Ron Howard and more friends profile actor Andy Griffith.

• Andy Williams

  From humble beginnings, singer Andy Williams ascends to performing six days a week in his own theater in Branson, Mo.

• Anne Frank: The Life of a Young Girl

  Anne Frank's childhood, years in seclusion and death in a Nazi camp.

• Anne Frank: The Missing Pages

  New facts about Anne Frank's diary; the people who exposed the hiding place to the Nazis.

• Anne Rice

  Best-selling author Anne Rice writes of vampires.

• Annie Oakley: Crack Shot in Petticoats

  Markswoman Annie Oakley is adopted by Sitting Bull, sues William Randolph Hearst for libel, and advocates female troops in World War II.

• Anti-Gay Hate Crime

  Experts describe why anti-gay hate crimes have reached a boiling point.

• Attack at Waco

  Federal authorities confront cult-leader David Koresh.

• Audie Murphy: Great American Hero

  Farm boy Audie Murphy wins fame for bravery in World War II.

• Audrey Hepburn

  Audrey Hepburn charms audiences, sets fashion trends and, with UNICEF, brings international attention to the suffering of children.

• Augustus: First of the Emperors

  The bloodthirsty warrior is also a skilled statesman.

• The Babe

  New York Yankee Babe Ruth.

• Barbara Bush: First Mom

  Barbara Bush becomes the second woman in history to have been married to one U.S. president and given birth to another.

• The Beatles Story

  A chronicle of the Beatles from their early days in Liverpool includes interviews with the 'Fab Four.'

• Beauty in a Jar

  The American beauty culture affects women and society.

• Beauty Under the Knife

  Americans undergo more than one-half billion cosmetic surgery procedures a year.

• The Bee Gees: This Is Where I Came In

  The Gibb brothers form a popular music group.

• Before Columbus

  New theories emerge about the earliest Europeans in North America.

• Behind Closed Doors With Joan Lunden: Vegas High-Rollers; Ricki Lake; N.E.S.T.; Michael Bolton

  Las Vegas computer system keeps tabs on cheaters; talk-show host Ricki Lake; volunteers train to respond to nuclear terrorism; Michael Bolton's home.

• Behind the Blue Wall

  Brutality charges are brought against the New York City police department.

• Bela Lugosi: Hollywood's Dark Prince

  Actor Bela Lugosi soars to stardom as Dracula.

• Benedict Arnold: Triumph and Treason

  Bitterness and heavy debt lead Benedict Arnold to treason.

• Benjamin Franklin: Citizen of the World

  Benjamin Franklin leads the struggle for independence.

• Bill Clinton: Hope, Charisma, Controversy

  Bill Clinton's upbringing in Hope, Ark., leads to his controversial second term as president.

• Bill Gates: Sultan of Software

  Microsoft chairman Bill Gates.

• The Bloody Tower of London

  The Tower of London claims the lives of many until the mid-18th century.

• Bob Crane: A Double Life

  Actor Bob Crane is murdered in 1978.

• Bob Dylan: The American Troubadour

  Bob Dylan proceeds from folk troubadour to rock 'n' roll trailblazer.

• Bob Newhart: The Last Sane Man

  Accountant Bob Newhart becomes a stand-up comedian and television star.

• Bobby Darin

  Singer Bobby Darin tells people he is going to be a legend.

• Bounty Hunters: Relentless Pursuers

  Bounty hunters can be traced back to medieval England.

• Boy Crazy: The Mary Kay Letourneau Story

  Thirty-four-year-old teacher Mary Kay Letourneau falls in love with a 13-year-old student.

• Brian Wilson: A Beach Boy's Tale

  Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys has a tumultuous life.

• Brigham Young: Architect of Faith

  Brigham Young leads Mormons out of persecution.

• Bringing UFOs Down to Earth

  Investigation of UFO sightings in Mexico and Brazil.

• Buffalo Bill: Showman of the West

  Ned Buntline's dime novels and a Wild West show immortalize Buffalo Bill.

• Buffy the Vampire Slayer

  Sarah Michelle Gellar portrays Buffy, a teenage girl who battles the undead.

• Burt Reynolds

  Actor Burt Reynolds fulfills the American dream twice.

• Buyer Beware: Counterfeit Goods

  Counterfeiters.

• Caligula: Reign of Madness

  Roman Emperor Caligula.

• Calvin Klein

  Fashion designer Calvin Klein.

• Camelot

  Search for evidence of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.

• Captives

  As white settlers push west, American Indians take captives.

• Captured Light

  The 1,000 year-old art of photography.

• Carnie Wilson: Sizing Things Up

  Performer and talk-show host Carnie Wilson becomes an inspiration to those struggling with overweight.

• Casanova: World's Greatest Lover

  Casanova was a diplomat, writer, swindler and spy whose name has become synonymous with seduction.

• Celebrities on Trial

  Legal cases involve celebrities O.J. Simpson, John Landis, Christian Brando and Zsa Zsa Gabor.

• Charles Atlas: Modern Day Hercules

  Charles Atlas touts his exercise program.

• Charles I

  Charles I's stubbornness and duplicity are among the chief causes of the English Civil War.

• Che Guevara
• Cher

  A profile of singer and actress Cher includes interviews and performances.

• Chesty Puller: The Marine's Marine

  Gen. Chesty Puller became a legend in World War II and Korea.

• Chiang Kai-shek: The Battle for China

  Former Nationalist China president Chiang Kai-shek.

• The Chicago Mob

  Notorious mob bosses of the Windy City include Al Capone, Anthony Accardo and Sam Giancana.

• Child Stars: Their Story

  Fred Savage; Patty Duke; Jackie Cooper; Jerry Mathers; Danny Bonaduce; Todd Bridges; Malcolm-Jamal Warner; Bill Mumy; Sara Gilbert; Melissa Gilbert; Tony Dow.

• Christopher Columbus: Explorer of the New World

  Christopher Columbus changes the world but dies largely forgotten.

• Christopher Reeve: Triumph, Tragedy and Courage

  Christopher Reeve is paralyzed in an equestrian accident.

• Cinque: Freedom Fighter

  In 1839, Joseph Cinque leads a successful revolt aboard the Spanish slave ship La Amistad.

• Cities at War: Leningrad

  Leningrad survives a 900-day siege during World War II.

• City Confidential: San Francisco: Betrayal by the Bay

  Brothers Jim and Artie Mitchell begin an adult entertainment business in San Francisco; their relationship ends in tragedy.

• Claus von Bulow: A Reasonable Doubt

  Claus von Bulow is acquitted of charges of attempting to murder his wife, Sunny.

• Cleavage

  Mankind's fascination with breasts and cleavage.

• Clint Eastwood

  Actor and director Clint Eastwood rises to the top of Hollywood fame.

• Cold Case Files

  Law enforcers stick with cases for many years.

• Colin Powell
• Colin Powell

  A profile traces Colin Powell's career from the South Bronx to the Persian Gulf to Washington.

• Colonel Robert McCormick: Chicago Press Baron

  Col. Robert McCormick makes The Chicago Tribune an influential newspaper.

• Conspiracy to Kill: The Rae Carruth Story

  Football player Rae Carruth.

• Constantine: The Christian Emperor

  The ruler overcomes civil war and barbarian invasions to bring peace.

• The Coors: A Family Brew

  Right-wing politics and the Coors family brewers.

• Cop Counselors

  Counselors help police officers to deal with the stress of their jobs.

• Cruel and Unusual

  Notorious cases of barbaric/bizarre punishment of prisoners; Henry Young; Tommy Ortiz; John Evans.

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

  In October 1962 the United States, Cuba and the Soviet Union barely avoid a nuclear confrontation.

• Dalai Lama: The Soul of Tibet

  The Dalai Lama, 14th leader of Tibetan Buddhists.

• Dancing, Drugs and Murder

  New York club king Michael Alig murders a drug dealer.

• Daredevils and Thrill Seekers

  People face danger and terror in their quest for adventure.

• David Berkowitz: Son of Sam

  Serial killer David Berkowitz.

• David Koresh: Preacher of Fire

  Federal agents' siege on the compound of cult leader David Koresh ends with deaths and the building in flames.

• Davy Crockett: American Frontier Legend

  Pioneer Davy Crockett fights Indians, becomes a congressman and dies at the Alamo.

• Deadly Transactions

  Bank robbery.

• Dear Home: Letters From World War I

  First-hand accounts of World War I soldiers, nurses, ambulance drivers, clerks.

• Dear Home: Letters From World War II

  The letters of those who fought in World War II are now precious historical documents.

• Deep Sea Exploration: Challenging the Abyss

  An exploration of the ocean floor using old and new technology.

• Denzel Washington
• Desert Storm's Deadly Weapons

  The Allies' use of uranium during the Gulf War.

• Diana: The True Story

  People who knew Princess Diana well comment candidly.

• Diana's Last Day

  Interviews with her bodyguard, photographers and the head of security at the Ritz Hotel depict Princess Diana's last day.

• Diet Wars

  Weight-loss gurus propose conflicting diet plans.

• Donald Rumsfeld

  Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld gains popularity after displaying his belief in the resilience of the United States following the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.

• Doris Day: It's Magic

  Doris Day starts as a singer with Les Brown and His Band of Renown, then moves on to movies.

• Dr. Laura Schlessinger: Tough Talker

  Laura Schlessinger espouses conservative values on talk radio.

• Dr. Ruth Westheimer: Speaking of Sex

  Dr. Ruth Westheimer: Holocaust survivor, Israeli freedom fighter and sex therapist.

• The Earp Brothers: Lawmen of the West

  Controversy follows the Earp brothers from Dodge City to the OK corral.

• Edward R. Murrow: Voice of America

  Interviews and film clips profile journalist Edward R. Murrow.

• Eleanor Roosevelt
• The Electric Light

  Thomas Edison announces a plan for central lighting in New York.

• Eliot Ness: Untouchable

  Lawman Eliot Ness fights crime bosses in Chicago's Prohibition days.

• Elizabeth Taylor

  Actress Elizabeth Taylor becomes an unequaled media phenomenon.

• Elmore Leonard

  Author Elmore Leonard ('Get Short').

• Emeril Lagasse: Bam!

  Chef Emeril Lagasse launches a popular cooking show.

• Empires of Industry: Andrew Carnegie and the Age of Steel

  Steel production plays an important role in modern industry's development.

• Empires of Industry: Brewed in America

  America's beer industry; temperance movement; Prohibition.

• Enzo Ferrari: Passion for Speed

  Ferrari's autos win more than 5,000 races.

• Erwin Rommel: The Last Knight

  Germany's Desert Fox nearly outmaneuvers Allied troops, then plots to assassinate Hitler.

• Eva Braun

  Eva Braun shoots home movies of herself and Adolf Hitler.

• Evel Knievel: Hell on Wheels

  Motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel accepts every challenge.

• Exorcising the Devil

  Exorcisms are increasing.

• The Extraordinary Journeys of Jules Verne

  Many inventors, explorers and astronauts draw inspiration from the works of French author Jules Verne.

• Extraterrestrials

  Possible UFO sightings and alternate life forms.

• F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great American Dreamer

  Family, friends and other authors discuss F. Scott Fitzgerald.

• Faberge

  Alexander III commissions Peter Carl Faberge to make jeweled Easter eggs for the czarina.

• Face Off: Rommel vs. Montgomery

  Germany's Erwin Rommel and British Bernard Montgomery fight for control of North Africa.

• Failed Assassinations

  Several U.S. presidents barely escape tragic ends.

• False Witness

  Gary Dotson remains in prison even after the woman who accused him of rape admits she had lied.

• Fashion Rocks

  The world's leading fashion designers showcase their collections as Elton John and David Bowie perform.

• Ferdinand Porsche: Driven to Perfection

  The Porsches build one of the world's great automobile empires.

• Ferndinand Porsche: Driven to Perfection

  Automobile entrepreneurs Ferdinand and Ferry Porsche.

• Fidel Castro: El Comandante

  Portrait of Fidel Castro, Cuba's Communist dictator.

• First Lady on the Front Line

  Hillary Clinton discusses her public and private lives.

• Foot Soldier: The Napoleonic Soldier

  Napoleon's troops dominate Europe in the early 18th century.

• The Forbidden City: Dynasty and Destiny

  China's Forbidden City.

• Frank Serpico: Honor Bound

  Frank Serpico exposes police corruption.

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

  FDR institutes the New Deal to battle the Depression.

• Freedom's Road: Slavery and the Opposition

  In 1776, slavery is allowed in South Carolina later sparking the Civil War.

• Galileo: In Pursuit of the Universe

  Galileo Galilei pioneers physics and astronomy.

• Gary Cooper: The Face of a Hero

  Clips from 'High Noon' and 'The Pride of the Yankees' illustrate the strong, silent side of Gary Cooper.

• Gary Gilmore: A Fight to Die

  Convicted killer Gary Gilmore seeks execution for his crimes in 1976.

• Gene Roddenberry: Star Trek and Beyond

  Gene Roddenberry develops 'Star Trek' despite network rejection.

• Genghis Khan: Terror and Conquest

  Genghis Khan's conquests create one of the largest empires the world has ever known.

• George Armstrong Custer: America's Golden Cavalier

  Re-enactments, photographs and scenic footage profile Gen. George Custer.

• George Bush: A Sense of Duty

  Former President George Bush was a World War II Navy pilot, an oil businessman and a U.N. ambassador.

• George Carlin

  Acerbic comic George Carlin survives drug addiction and heart trouble.

• George III: Mad or Maligned?

  After losing the American Colonies, George III becomes incoherent.

• George Reeves: The Perils of a Superhero

  George Reeves is television's first Superman.

• George W. Bush

  Candid interviews describe George W. Bush.

• Geronimo, the Last Renegade

  Geronimo's daring incites rumors that bullets cannot kill him.

• Giorgio Armani

  Giorgio Armani guides fashion for more than 25 years.

• Godfathers vs. the Law

  American justice battles organized crime.

• The Good Book of Love: Sex in the Bible

  The Bible also has erotic poetry and tales.

• Gossip: Tabloid Tales

  An examination of newspaper tabloids and the gossip industry includes interviews with Mickey Rooney, Kato Kaelin and Gennifer Flowers.

• Graham Kerr: The Galloping Gourmet

  Graham Kerr's early cooking methods lead Weight Watchers to dub him 'most dangerous man in the world.'

• The Grand Tour: Hotel California

  Beverly Hills becomes the playground for Hollywood's stars.

• The Grand Tour: Paris: Puttin' On the Ritz

  The Hotel Ritz and Trianon Palace, France.

• The Grand Tour: The Golden Isles: Millionaire Getaways

  Gilded Age millionaires relax at Jekyll Island, off the Georgia Coast.

• Great Inventions

  Great inventions include the wheel.

• The Great Roman Empire: Rome: Age of Emperors

  Roman emperors.

• The Great Roman Empire: Rome: Building an Empire

  Pompeii; Hadrian; Judea.

• Great Roman Empire: Rome: Republic of Rome

  Ancient Rome.

• The Great Roman Empire: Rome: The Enduring Legacy

  Christianity's effect on ancient Rome.

• The Great Ziegfeld
• H. Norman Schwarzkopf: A Soldier's Story

  Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf directs Operation Desert Storm.

• Hadrian: Emperor of the Golden Age

  The emperor Hadrian rebuilds the Pantheon and constructs a stone wall across Britain.

• Hannibal: The General's General

  Carthaginian general Hannibal brings Rome to its knees.

• Hannibal the Great and the Punic Wars

  Hannibal goes over the Alps with 100,000 men.

• Harrison Ford

  Actor Harrison Ford's big break comes when director George Lucas notices him doing carpentry work and asks him to read for 'Star Wars.'

• Hedda Hopper: Hollywood's Gossip Queen

  Hollywood gossip columnist Hedda Hopper uses her column to blacklist enemies.

• Heidi Fleiss: Hollywood Madam

  Heidi Fleiss's call girls are rumored to have serviced some of the most powerful men in the world.

• Hermann Goering: Ambition Without Conscience

  Nazi Hermann Goering creates the Luftwaffe, the Gestapo and concentration camps.

• High Crimes and Misdemeanors

  President Bill Clinton's impeachment hearings.

• Hillary and Tenzing: Everest and After

  Climbers Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay are the first to reach Everest's summit.

• Hillary Rodham Clinton: Changing the Rules

  Hillary Rodham meets Bill Clinton in law school, becomes an attorney, then first lady.

• Hirohito
• History of Prostitution: Sex in the City

  Prostitution is called the oldest profession.

• Hitchcock: Alfred the Great

  Alfred Hitchcock's life is as rich and strange as his films.

• Hitler and the Occult

  Ancient prophecy and occult ritual fascinate Nazi Germany.

• Hitler: The Criminal

  Adolf Hitler ultimately puts into practice his macabre philosophies.

• Hitman Hart: Wrestling With Shadows

  Wrestler Bret Hart is set up to lose his last fight.

• Ho Chi Minh
• Human Tragedy: The Faces of Kosovo With Harry Smith

  Refugees surviving the war.

• The Hunt for Jack the Ripper

  In 1888, a mysterious killer slashes his way across London.

• The Hustons: Hollywood's Maverick Dynasty

  The Hustons: actor Walter, writer/director John and actress Anjelica.

• The Impressionists: Capturing the Moment

  Just as the Impressionists see their group on the verge of collapse, wealthy Americans begin to buy paintings.

• The Impressionists: The Road to Impressionism

  Claude Monet; Pierre Auguste Renoir; Camille Pissarro; Edgar Degas; Berthe Morisot; Édouard Manet; Frederic Bazille; Alfred Sisley; Mary Cassatt.

• In the Line of Fire: The Protectors

  The Diplomatic Security Service protects the world's most powerful diplomats.

• The Inquisition

  Pope Gregory IX establishes a special court to root out heresy.

• Inside Polygamy

  Mormon polygamy in Utah.

• Inside Scientology

  L. Ron Hubbard founds the Church of Scientology.

• Internal Affairs

  Agents of law enforcement use methods to identify the 'enemy within.'

• Interview With Ashley Judd

  Actress Ashley Judd discusses her life and work.

• J. Edgar Hoover: Personal and Confidential

  FBI director J. Edgar Hoover fuels the anti-Communist hysteria of the 1950s.

• J.K. Rowling

  Author J.K. Rowling discusses her 'Harry Potter' empire.

• J. Pierpont Morgan: Emperor of Wall Street

  At one time, J.P. Morgan's wealth includes 70 percent of the steel and 60 percent of the stocks of the United States.

• J. Robert Oppenheimer: Father of the Atomic Bomb

  J. Robert Oppenheimer directs the Manhattan Project; later he opposes atomic weapons.

• Jack Anderson and the Howard Hughes Double

  Journalist Jack Anderson investigates the Hughes organization.

• Jack Kevorkian: Doctor Death

  Jack Kevorkian practices doctor-assisted suicide.

• Jack the Ripper: Phantom of Death

  Crime experts and graphic photos offer insight to the Jack the Ripper case.

• Jackie Gleason: The Great One

  Those who knew him discuss actor Jackie Gleason ('The Honeymooners').

• Jacques Cousteau: Bold Man and the Sea

  Jacques Cousteau reveals the magic of the oceans to mass audiences.

• James Brown: The Godfather of Soul

  Film clips and interviews trace James Brown's career and brushes with the law.

• James Earl Ray: The Man and the Mystery

  James Earl Ray pleads guilty, then denies killing Martin Luther King Jr.

• Jane Fonda

  Video clips, photographs and interviews profile Jane Fonda.

• Jane Seymour

  Actress Jane Seymour writes books and designs clothing.

• Jeffrey Dahmer

  Cannibalistic serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer is murdered in prison.

• Jenny Jones
• Jerry Lewis: The Last American Clown

  Comedian Jerry Lewis.

• Jerry Orbach: The Singing Detective

  Jerry Orbach ('Law and Order') is skilled at musical and dramatic roles.

• JFK: A Personal Story

  The assassination of President Kennedy remains poignant.

• Jim Jones: Journey Into Madness

  Jim Jones compels 900 followers to commit mass suicide in 1978.

• Jimmy Doolittle: King of the Sky

  James Doolittle wins the Medal of Honor for his aviation heroics in World War II.

• Joe McCarthy
• John & Carolyn: Portrait of a Marriage

  An author voices new revelations about the late John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette.

• John Dillinger: Public Enemy No. 1

  Bank robber John Dillinger is known for his daring getaways.

• John F. Kennedy Jr.

  JFK Jr. becomes a New York assistant district attorney, magazine editor and heartthrob but dies tragically.

• John Glenn: The All-American Hero

  At 77, Sen. John Glenn prepares for a return to space.

• The John Lennon Assassination

  Mark David Chapman murders John Lennon in 1980.

• John McCain: American Maverick

  Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).

• John Paul Jones: Captain of the High Seas

  Actor and fugitive John Paul adds Jones to his name and joins the Navy.

• John Travolta

  Actor John Travolta becomes an international celebrity in the mid-1970s.

• John Wayne: American Legend

  Friends of John Wayne, including Charlton Heston, Ron Howard and Patricia Neal, recall the actor.

• John Wayne Gacy

  John Wayne Gacy is a model citizen by day and serial killer by night.

• Jonestown: Mystery of a Massacre

  Audio tapes reveal many of the Jonestown followers may have been murdered.

• Joseph Kennedy Sr.: Father of an American Dynasty

  Interviews profile Joseph Kennedy Sr.'s drive for power and fierce devotion to family.

• Joseph Stalin: Red Terror

  Stalin uses purges and death camps to enforce his tyranny.

• The Judds: Country's Dynamic Duo

  Naomi and Wynonna Judd.

• Julia Child: An Appetite for Life

  Cordon Bleu chef Julia Child develops a unique television persona.

• Julius Caesar: Master of the Roman World

  Julius Caesar romances Cleopatra, creates a 12-month calendar and expands the empire.

• Julius Caesar: The Divine Dictator

  Julius Caesar rises from a republican government to conquer the world.

• Justinian: The Last of the Romans

  During the emperor's reign, Christianity begins to dominate the world.

• Juvies

  Young men in Baltimore's juvenile-justice system.

• Kathie Lee Gifford
• Kenneth Starr: The Eye of the Storm

  Kenneth Starr delivers his report to Congress on President Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.

• Kevin Bacon

  Prolific actor Kevin Bacon plays a variety of movie roles.

• The Klondike Gold Rush

  Fortune seekers of the Klondike gold rush.

• Ku Klux Klan: A Secret History

  Klansmen and women take part in a 'sacred' bonding in their campaign for white supremacy.

• Kurt Russell

  Kurt Russell dreams of a baseball career but, due to a shoulder injury, turns to acting.

• Larry Flynt: Fighting Dirty

  Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler magazine.

• Las Vegas: Gamble in the Desert

  Las Vegas' early history: the Paiute Indians; gambling's legalization; sawdust clubs; Bugsy Siegel's murder; dawn of the mob era; Richard Crenna narrates.

• Las Vegas: House of Cards

  Late '50s to present-day Las Vegas: corruption's corrosive effects; Howard Hughes invests; Steve Wynn rebuilds downtown; Richard Crenna narrates.

• Las Vegas: The Money and the Power

  Las Vegas becomes America's shadow capital.

• Leif Ericson: Voyages of a Viking

  Viking Leif Ericson is the first European explorer to reach America.

• Leni Riefenstahl: The Fuhrer's Filmmaker

  Leni Riefenstahl makes Nazi propaganda films for Hitler.

• Lenin's Secret Files

  The former Soviet Union's Central Party Archives reveal a startling picture of Lenin.

• Leonard Nimoy: Spock and Beyond

  Actor/director Leonard Nimoy captivates generations as Spock in the 'Star Trek' tales.

• Lewis & Clark: Explorers of the New Frontier

  Jefferson commissions Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the Louisiana Purchase.

• Liberace

  Pianist Liberace's extravagant outfits and trademark candelabra make him a show-business legend.

• Life of Python

  Comedy troupe Monty Python.

• Like Mother, Like Son: Sante and Kenny Kimes

  Mother-and-son con artists.

• Lincoln: The Untold Stories

  'Herndon's Informants' by Douglas Wilson and Rodney Davis is based on the papers of William Herndon, law partner of Abraham Lincoln.

• Lincoln: The Untold Stories

  Lincoln's Springfield law partner pens a biography of the slain president.

• Lincoln: The Untold Stories

  The handwritten documents of William Herndon, Lincoln's law partner, lay forgotten for 130 years.

• Lizzie Borden: A Woman Accused

  Lizzie Borden is accused of the brutal ax-murders of her father and stepmother.

• Lord of the Rings Trilogy

  Cast and crew of the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy discuss their involvement.

• The Lost Generation

  In 1920s Paris, a group of American expatriates finds the path to literary greatness.

• Lost in Las Vegas

  Actors impersonate John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd in Las Vegas.

• The Lost Legions of Rome

  The seemingly invincible Roman army collapses from within.

• Love & Death: The Story of Bonnie & Clyde

  Depression Era anti-heroes Bonnie and Clyde.

• Love in the Ancient World

  Sexual practices in ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome; host Kathleen Turner.

• Lucky Luciano: Chairman of the Mob

  Salvatore 'Lucky' Luciano creates Murder Inc. and makes millions in racketeering and prostitution.

• Lying Eyes

  Ronald Cotton serves 11 years for a rape he did not commit.

• Madam President

  Edith Wilson secretly runs the country after her husband, Woodrow, suffers a stroke.

• Madeleine Albright: First Lady of State

  Madeleine Albright becomes the first foreign-born U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.

• Mao Tse-Tung: China's Peasant Emperor

  Mao Tse-tung rules China with an iron fist.

• Maria Callas

  Photos and interviews chronicle the life and career of opera star Maria Callas.

• Married in America

  The episode begins a series of films which will follow several marriages over a decade.

• Martha Stewart: It's a Good Thing
• Martin Luther King Jr.: The Man and the Dream

  Gossip about the life of civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

• Mary Hart: Heart's Ambition

  Talk-show host Mary Hart helps blaze a trail for women in broadcasting.

• Mary Kay Latourneau: Out of Bounds

  Teacher Mary Kay Letourneau is arrested and jailed for having an affair with a 13-year-old student.

• Matthew Broderick

  Actor Matthew Broderick becomes famous playing precocious teens.

• Melvin Purvis: The Man Who Got Dillinger

  Lawman Melvin Purvis ends the careers of several famous 1930s criminals.

• The Menendez Brothers: Sins of the Children

  Lyle and Erik Menendez claim justification for killing their parents.

• The Menendez Murders

  Jurors comment on the trials of Erik and Lyle Menendez.

• Merchandising Murder: The O.J. Simpson Industry

  A retail frenzy surrounds O.J. Simpson's double murder trial.

• Mercury 13: The Secret Astronauts

  In the early '60s, 13 women qualify as astronauts.

• Meyer Lansky: Mob Tycoon

  Tycoon Meyer Lansky.

• MiGs vs. America

  Soviet MiGs battle American jets in Korea and Vietnam.

• Mike Wallace
• Mike Wallace: TV's Grand Inquisitor

  Journalist Mike Wallace.

• Mikhail Gorbachev: A Man Who Changed the World

  Profile of former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev.

• Models: The Real Skinny

  Four young women struggle to make it in the cutthroat world of modeling.

• Modern Marvels: Baseball Parks

  Baseball stadiums grow into technological wonders.

• Modern Marvels: Observatories: Stonehenge to Space Telescopes

  The stargazers of mankind build observatories to unravel the secrets of the universe.

• Modern Marvels: Radio: Out of Thin Air

  Less than a century ago, the advent of radio revolutionizes communications.

• Modern Marvels: Scuba and Deep Sea Diving

  Scuba diving's past and future.

• Modern Marvels: The Computer

  The invention that revolutionized society.

• Modern Marvels: The Motion Picture

  The development of filmmaking.

• Modern Marvels: The Tool Bench: Power Tools

  Modern power tools are more powerful, lighter and quieter than before.

• Molly Brown: An American Original

  Mountain girl Molly Brown becomes a wealthy woman during the Gold Rush.

• The Mormon Rebellion

  Mormons rebel when President Buchanan appoints a non-Mormon as governor of Utah.

• Most Decorated: The 1st Air Cavalry in Vietnam

  Under fire in Vietnam, 1st Air Cavalry Division helicopters transport troops and material.

• Murder in a College Town

  A Louisiana drifter admits to killing five Florida coeds.

• Murder in Memphis: Unanswered Questions

  James Earl Ray may not have killed Martin Luther King Jr.

• The Mysterious Howard Hughes

  The reclusive millionaire is known for his eccentricities and elaborate hoaxes.

• Naked News: Talk Radio

  Profiles Rush Limbaugh; G. Gordon Liddy; Pat Buchanan; Bob Grant.

• Naked News: The Anchor

  Reporters compete for the anchor's chair.

• Napoleon Bonaparte: The Glory of France

  History judges Napoleon as warrior, statesman, genius and megalomaniac.

• Nelson Mandela: Journey to Freedom

  Archival footage and interviews with colleagues profile Nelson Mandela and his fight against apartheid.

• Nero: The Power and the Madness

  Roman Emperor Nero has his mother murdered.

• The New Bomb Makers

  According to the FBI, bombings in America have risen 425 percent in the last decade.

• The New Explorers: Polluting the Fountain of Youth

  Researchers investigate pollution in Florida's underwater world.

• The New Explorers: The Science of Sports

  Analyze the scientific principles behind athletic functions.

• The Nightclub Years

  Archival footage and interviews with celebrities explore the roots and evolution of nightclubs.

• Noah and the Ark: Voyage to a New Beginning

  Historical and religious perspective on Noah and the flood.

• Noah and the Flood

  Religious and cultural perspectives on Noah and the flood.

• NY Justice: Public Defenders

  Four New York City public defenders fight for the rights of the poor.

• NY Justice: The Prosecutors

  Drug prosecutors in Brooklyn.

• O.J. Simpson

  Former football player O.J. Simpson is acquitted of homicide.

• Observatories: Stonehenge to the Space Telescopes

  The stargazers of mankind build observatories to unravel the secrets of the universe.

• The Odessa File

  Many Nazis seemingly disappear after World War II.

• Oliver Cromwell

  Oliver Cromwell's name is synonymous with the tragedy and turmoil of the English Civil War.

• One Hour Over Tokyo: The Doolittle Raid

  World War II airmen retaliate for the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

• One-on-One With David Frost: Elton John: My Gift Is My Song

  David Frost interviews entertainer Elton John.

• One-on-One With David Frost: George Bush: A President's Story

  David Frost interviews former President George Bush.

• One-on-One With David Frost: Lauren Bacall

  David Frost interviews actress Lauren Bacall.

• One-on-One With David Frost: Michael Douglas

  David Frost interviews actor Michael Douglas.

• Oprah Winfrey: Heart of the Matter

  Oprah Winfrey rises from humble beginnings.

• Osama bin Laden

  Saudi terrorist Osama bin Laden calls on Muslims to kill Americans everywhere in the world.

• Oskar Schindler: The Man Behind the List

  Nazi and war profiteer Oskar Schindler saves 1,300 Jews from death.

• Outlaws

  Villains of the Old West; James Younger gang; Dalton Brothers; Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch.

• Ozzie & Harriet: The Adventures of America's Favorite Family

  The four members of the Nelson family star in the '50s sitcom 'The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.'

• P.T. Barnum: The Greatest Showman on Earth

  P.T. Barnum manages a museum, edits a newspaper and eventually becomes a circus showman.

• Pablo Picasso: A Primitive Soul

  Spaniard Pablo Picasso spends most of his life painting and sculpting in France.

• Palm Beach: Money, Power and Privilege

  The majority of Palm Beach, Fla., residents are millionaires.

• Pancho Villa: Outlaw Hero

  Pancho Villa and the Mexican Civil War.

• Patrick Henry: Voice of Liberty

  Patrick Henry's fiery oratory helps launch the American Revolution.

• Patrick Swayze

  Actor and dancer Patrick Swayze performs in 'Dirty Dancing' and 'Ghost.'

• Paul Revere: The Midnight Rider

  Patriot Paul Revere is a master goldsmith, industrialist and political leader.

• The Peasants' Revolt 1381

  Citizens of England revolt in 1381 after a poll tax is levied.

• Peggy Fleming: Grace and Grit

  Olympic skater Peggy Fleming; with coach Eugene Turner; Dick Button.

• Physical Fitness: Quest for Muscle

  People have pursued muscle mass throughout history.

• Picture Perfect: The Pomp and Vision of Mathew Brady

  Mathew Brady produces a visual record of the Civil War.

• The Plot to Overthrow FDR

  Financiers and industrialists plot to create a fascist state.

• Ponce de Leon: The First Conquistador

  Ponce de Leon's ruthless search for gold and the Fountain of Youth.

• The Port Chicago Mutiny

  After a naval-ammunitions explosion kills hundreds, workers face court-martial for refusing to return to the job.

• Portrait of a Terrorist: Mohammed Atta

  The FBI says Mohammed Atta hijacked the plane that flew into the first of the Twin Towers on Sept. 11.

• Post-Impressionists: Van Gogh & Gauguin

  Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin collaborate for nine weeks in the South of France.

• The Pratts
• Prescription for Murder

  Dr. Harold Shipman may have killed over 100 of his patients.

• The Private Lives of Pompeii

  Mount Vesuvius erupts in A.D. 79, the lava and ash destroying the Roman city and nearby towns.

• R.H. Macy: Merchant Prince

  Department-store creator R.H. Macy.

• Rain of Ruin

  The first nuclear weapons are dropped on Japan in 1945.

• Rasputin: The Mad Monk

  Monk Grigory Rasputin, counselor to the czar's family, becomes a legendary figure.

• The Rat Pack

  The legendary Rat Pack consists of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Joey Bishop.

• The Rat Pack

  The Rat Pack gets involved in the political career of John F. Kennedy.

• Ray Charles

  Musical legend Ray Charles combines rock'n'roll with gospel and soul to create a new style.

• The Real Albert Goering

  Albert Goering saves victims of the tyranny his brother Hermann helped create.

• The Real Dracula

  Vampires in folklore; Vlad the Impaler.

• The Real Rasputin

  Rasputin is best remembered as the destroyer of Russia's Romanov dynasty.

• The Real West: Indian Weapons and the Warrior Societies

  Evolution of Native-American weapons.

• The Real West: The Battle of the Alamo

  Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie and the defenders of the Alamo.

• The Real West: Wild, Wild Women

  Calamity Jane; Belle Starr: Annie Oakley.

• Richard Nixon: Man and President

  U.S. President Richard Nixon.

• Richard Petty: King of the Road

  Stock-car racer Richard Petty wins the Daytona 500 a record 7 times.

• Richard Pryor

  Comic Richard Pryor battles cocaine addiction and MS.

• Richard Simmons: Fit for Life

  Fitness guru Richard Simmons.

• Richard the Lionheart

  Crusader King Richard the Lion-Hearted of England.

• The Rise and Fall of the Jewish Mobster

  Jewish-American gangsters, including Bugsy Siegel and Meyer Lansky.

• Robert Goulet

  Entertainer Robert Goulet becomes an overnight sensation.

• Robert Redford: Hollywood Outlaw

  Robert Redford is determined to have privacy.

• Robin Hood: Outlaw of the Forest

  The myth of Robin Hood may have begun in medieval May Day celebrations.

• Rock Hudson: Acting the Part

  Matinee idol Rock Hudson dies of AIDS.

• Role Reversal

  Two men and two women change sexes.

• Ron Howard: Hollywood's Favorite Son

  Child actor Ron Howard grows into one of Hollywood's top directors.

• Ron Howard Interview

  Ron Howard describes growing up in Hollywood and development as an actor and award-winning director.

• Ronald Reagan: A Legacy Remembered

  President Reagan's family and friends discuss his life and career.

• Ronald Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime

  Ronald Reagan leaves acting, goes into politics, becomes president and shapes the 1980s.

• Rudolph Valentino: The Great Lover

  Italian immigrant and sometime gigolo Rudolph Valentino becomes the first Hollywood superstar.

• Rush Limbaugh: Always Right

  Interviews profile conservative talk-show host Rush Limbaugh.

• Russia's Secret Wars

  Newly declassified archives reveal Russia's part in the Korean War.

• Sacred Places

  Easter Island; Machu Picchu; Chaco Canyon; Jerusalem.

• Saddam Hussein
• Saddam Hussein

  A profile of Iraq's Saddam Hussein focuses on his violent rise to power.

• Sam Giancana: The Gangster Who Dreamed

  Mafia kingpin Sam Giancana.

• Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock N Roll

  Sun Records founder Sam Phillips.

• Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano: Giving Up the Mob

  Sammy Gravano breaks the Mafia's blood oath of silence.

• Santa Claus

  Though rooted in various religions, Santa also symbolizes the secular spirit of generosity.

• Sante and Kenny Kimes: Family Ties

  Mother-and-son con artists Sante and Kenny Kimes murder a wealthy socialite.

• Satan: Prince of Darkness

  Some believe Satan roams the Earth in a quest to destroy mankind.

• Saudi Arabia: A Complicated Ally

  Terrorism, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and cultural chasms shake the alliance between the United States and Saudi Arabia.

• The Saudi Royal Family

  Saudi kings show varying degrees of friendship or animosity toward the United States.

• Scotland Yard's Greatest Investigations

  The Black Museum houses Scotland Yard's evidence.

• The Secret Letters of Churchill and Mussolini

  Benito Mussolini claims to possess documents incriminating Winston Churchill.

• The Secret Life of Geisha

  Japanese geishas.

• Secret Luftwaffe Aircraft of World War II

  Nazi military aircraft designs are decades ahead of their Allied counterparts.

• Secrets of Sex: Kama Sutra

  The Kama Sutra, an ancient Hindi text, depicts sexuality.

• Secrets of World War II: What Really Happened to Rommel?

  German Gen. Erwin Rommel, not in sympathy with the Nazi Party, dies mysteriously.

• Selena: Murder of a Star

  Singer Selena is killed by Yolanda Saldivar.

• Sergeant York: The Reluctant Soldier

  A conscientious objector fights in World War I.

• Sexual Attraction

  The latest research attempts to discover what attracts one person to another.

• Sherlock Holmes: The Great Detective

  Sherlock Holmes solves famous cases.

• Ships of Slaves: The Middle Passage

  Trans-Atlantic slave trade goes on for 400 years.

• Shirley MacLaine: This Time Around

  Actress Shirley MacLaine takes Hollywood by storm.

• Shirley Temple: The Biggest Little Star

  Child star Shirley Temple.

• Simon Wiesenthal: The Man Who Hunted Nazis

  Concentration-camp-survivor Simon Wiesenthal spends 50 years tracking down Nazis.

• Slobodan Milosevic: Serbian Strongman

  Yugoslavian leader Slobodan Milosevic.

• Son of Sam Speaks: The Untold Story

  Interview with serial killer David Berkowitz.

• Spy Web: Mossad

  Israel's intelligence service gains a reputation for ruthlessness.

• Stalking the Stalkers

  Los Angeles police unit targets stalkers.

• Steve Rubell: Lord of the Disco

  Steve Rubell runs New York nightclub Studio 54.

• Steven Spielberg: An Empire of Dreams

  Steven Spielberg channels doubts, dreams and nightmares into a body of work that includes 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' and 'Schindler's List.'

• The Strange Case of Lizzie Borden

  A young woman is accused of parricide in 1892 New England.

• Street Racing: The Need for Speed

  Street racers challenge each other in Toronto.

• Suicide Missions: Combat Photographers

  Photographic images of war stand as testimony of extraordinary human experience.

• Suicide Missions: Mountain Rescue

  The National Ski Patrol achieves life-saving missions.

• The Supersize Generation: Kids and Obesity

  Childhood obesity.

• Sworn to Secrecy: Mao's Secrets

  China's conflict with Taiwan goes back to World War II.

• Tabloid! Inside the N.Y. Post

  Producing a daily tabloid is a fast-paced process, from picking eye-catching front-page headlines to touting celebrities.

• Tales of the Gun: Women and Guns

  Women demonstrate a proficiency with firearms.

• Tammy Faye Baker
• Target Mafia: Birth of the American Mafia

  Sicilian Mafia; Al Capone; gang wars; national organization.

• Target Mafia: The Kennedys and the Mob

  Joseph Kennedy and Frank Costello; John Kennedy and the Mafia.

• Ted Bundy: The Mind of a Killer

  Serial killer Ted Bundy speaks of the forces that drove him.

• Ted Turner: TV Titan

  Ted Turner creates the first superstation.

• The Telephone

  Intense competition leads to the invention of the telephone.

• Theodore J. Kaczynski: The Unabomber

  College professor sends mail bombs around the country for 18 years.

• Thomas A. Edison: Father of Invention

  Story of Thomas Edison and an interview with his assistant Frances Jehl.

• Thomas Jefferson: A View from the Mountain

  Founding father Thomas Jefferson was also a slave owner.

• Thurgood Marshall: Justice for All

  Thurgood Marshall becomes the first black justice of the United States.

• Tim Allen: Prince of Tools

  Actor Tim Allen ('Home Improvement').

• Tom Ridge

  In the wake of Sept. 11, it is Tom Ridge's job, as Secretary of Homeland Security, to prevent future terrorist attacks in the United States.

• Trains Unlimited: The Circus Train

  Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth takes to the rails in 1960.

• Trial by Television

  The media affect the justice system.

• The Trouble With Harry

  Prince Harry, younger son of Charles and Diana, becomes the poster boy for underage, royal roof-raising.

• The True Story of Robin Hood

  The quest for the true identity of Robin Hood is nearly as old as the legend.

• The True Story of the Untouchables

  Eliot Ness and the Untouchables wrest control of Chicago from Al Capone.

• Tsar Alexander the First

  Alexander I becomes the Russian emperor after his father's murder in 1801.

• U.S. Naval Academy: 150 Years at Annapolis

  The U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis.

• UFOs: The First Encounters

  Ancient evidence of UFO visits to Earth.

• Ultimate HolidayTown USA

  A panel crowns one hometown from among 20 favorites.

• Ultimate Weapon: The H-Bomb

  Until recently, most documents surrounding the hydrogen bomb remain highly classified.

• The Underboss

  Philip Leonetti helps infiltrate Atlantic City's casinos and unions.

• The Vatican Revealed

  The Vatican wields power in non-religious matters.

• Vera Wang

  Vera Wang's understated designs grace brides and movie stars.

• Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War: Soldiering On

  Combat conditions and morale of U.S. troops.

• Vikings in North America

  Norseman may have discovered the New World; Leif Ericson.

• Vincent Price

  Actor Vincent Price stars in many of the greatest horror films ever made.

• Vladimir Lenin: Voice of Revolution

  The Russian Revolution catapults Vladimir Lenin into the headlines of the 20th century.

• Von Bulow: A Wealth of Evidence

  Claus von Bulow is accused of trying to murder his wife.

• Walter Cronkite: Eyewitness to History

  America's beloved anchorman, Walter Cronkite.

• Wayne Newton

  Pop singer Wayne Newton leads a turbulent life.

• Wealth & Power: Building a Modern World

  Astor; Carnegie; Morgan; Vanderbilt; Rockefeller.

• Wealth & Power: Innovators

  Henry Ford; David Sarnoff; Ted Turner; Bill Gates.

• Wealth & Power: Tyrants and Plunderers

  Alexander the Great; Genghis Khan; Suleyman the Magnificent; King Louis XIV; Peter the Great; Napoleon.

• Who Killed Meriwether Lewis?

  Despite Thomas Jefferson's pronouncement of suicide, doubts remain as to the cause of the explorer's death.

• Wide Open: Inside the World of High School Football

  Small-town and inner-city teen football players.

• Will Smith

  Performer Will Smith wins a Grammy Award and an Academy Award nomination.

• William: Reluctant Prince

  Prince William begins to fulfill his role as a public figure.

• William Shatner: Captain's Log

  Actor William Shatner's success and personal battles.

• William the Conqueror: The Triumphant King

  One of England's mightiest rulers is William the Conqueror.

• Winston Churchill

  Winston Churchill leads England through World War II.

• Witness Protection: Dealing With the Devil

  The witness-protection program.

• Wolfgang Puck: Recipe for Success

  Gourmets discuss chef Wolfgang Puck's influence on American food.

• Women Warriors: The Making of a Marine

  Women endure exhaustion, hunger and injury to become U.S. Marines.

• Woodrow Wilson: Reluctant Warrior

  President Woodrow Wilson unsuccessfully champions the League of Nations.

• Working for Charles & Diana

  Patrick Jephson, private secretary to Princess Diana, reveals details about the British royal family.

• Wyatt Earp
• Yanks for Stalin

  The Soviets may not have withstood World War II without the help of U.S. industry.