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• 10 Scariest Escapes From Death (2008) A novice sky-diver dangles from a plane; a snow avalanche buries a man alive; family members struggle to escape from a burning aircraft; an update on the case of Madeleine McCann, who disappeared while her family vacationed in Portugal.
• 10th Anniversary Retrospective (2002) No synopsis available
• 25 Years on People Who Made the Difference (1999) Notable people of the last 25 years; interviews include Mary Beth Whitehead Gould, Vanessa Williams, Tracy Gold, Renee Richards, Patty Hearst.
• After the Gold Rush (2002) Olympic medalists Apolo Ohno, Derek Parra, Vonetta Flowers, Michelle Kwan, Jamie Sale, David Pelletier.
• All in the Family (2005) Three families deal with tragedies: a son's behavior spins out of control; a wife faces the possibility of losing her husband; a daughter may never be able to walk again.
• America Remembers (2002) Tom Brokaw explores current issues regarding terrorism, including the development of al-Qaida, hot spots around the world, and U.S. intelligence efforts to combat terrorism.
• Behind: The Apprentice (2004) 'The Apprentice': interview with executive producer Mark Burnett; predictions; original audition tapes.
• Ben and Jen (2003) Pat O'Brien interviews Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez about their relationship on and off screen.
• Bigamy Murder (2007) A former San Diego youth minister and polygamist goes on trial for his wife's murder.
• Blood Brothers (2003) Two brothers reputedly go on a crime spree in a small town.
• Bodies of Evidence (2006) A widow comes under investigators' suspicion by dating a new man soon after her husband dies in a fiery car crash.
• Bodies of Evidence (2007) A widow comes under investigators' suspicion by dating a new man soon after her husband dies in a fiery car crash; a novelist lives the life of a con artist, stealing millions of dollars in real-estate scams and taking advantage of several women.
• Britney Spears: Unzipped (2003) Chronicling Britney Spears' career, from her days as a Mouseketeer to her present-day incarnation as a pop diva.
• Buried Secrets (2005) When a high-school boy goes missing in 1982, police believe he ran away, but his family fears he was murdered.
• Buyers Beware (1999) Using the phone; buying a car; investing through the television.
• Cause for Alarm (2008) Police investigate when a young husband is shot in his living room late at night, and what they find leads them to think the killer is closer to home than originally thought.
• The Changed Face of America (2001) Tom Brokaw talks with Americans who lost loved ones in the Sept. 11 attacks.
• Children for Sale (2004) Children are forced into prostitution as part of the illegal sex trade in Cambodia; Secretary of State Colin Powell discusses the administration's efforts to thwart child sex trafficking.
• Crash of the Concorde (2001) Critical discoveries made after the crash of a Concorde airplane will affect its future.
• Crash of the Concorde (2000) No synopsis available
• Dangerous Liaisons? (2003) The wife of a Methodist preacher is murdered in the small town of Troup, Texas; a young man disappears on the cliffs of a windy seashore.
• Dateline Bridal Diet Challenge (2005) Five brides-to-be agree choose from a variety of weight loss methods in hopes of losing at least 25 pounds by their wedding days.
• Dateline: Missing (2007) Three families desperately search for missing loved ones.
• Dateline's Diet Challenge (2005) Five alumni from the Class of 1979 at Edison High School in Minneapolis spent eight months on five different weight-loss plans before attending their 25th reunion.
• Dead Men Talking (2007) Kentucky investigators and medical examiners use forensics to discover the truth at several crime scenes.
• Death of a Centerfold (2007) A look at the life of Anna Nicole Smith; interviews with the model's family members, ex-boyfriend and business associates; the custody battle for Smith's 5-month-old daughter.
• The Death of Princess Diana (1997) The death of Diana, Princess of Wales.
• Death Penalty (2004) Landmark capital punishment decisions in the United States and how they affected former Illinois Gov. George Ryan's decision regarding death-row inmates.
• Decision '94 (1994) Tom Brokaw, Tim Russert and a team of correspondents review returns from House, Senate and gubernatorial elections countrywide.
• Desperate Days in Bluejohn Canyon (2004) Six months later, Aron Ralston returns to the canyon where he was forced to cut off his arm after being trapped by a huge boulder.
• Diana: A Last Goodbye (1997) The death of Princess Diana; author Barbara Cartland; anchors Jane Pauley in London, Stone Phillips in New York.
• Diana Revealed (2004) A previously unseen video gives a different view of Princess Diana, as she candidly discusses her marriage, her children, her struggle with bulimia, and other aspects of her life.
• Diana Revealed (2004) Previously unseen video of Princess Diana speaking candidly about her life offers a different view of the public figure as she discusses her marriage, her children and her struggle with bulimia.
• Diana: The People's Princess (2007) A look back at the life of Princess Diana 10 years after her death.
• The Education of Ms. Groves (2006) Monica Groves, a first-year English teacher at a Georgia middle school, documents her experiences, fears, goals and accomplishments as she confronts the realities of urban education.
• ER's 200th Episode Special (2003) Journalist Stone Phillips interviews the creators and current cast members of the series 'ER.'
• Facing the Music (2006) No synopsis available
• Finding Allen (2005) A filmmaker disappears, and his friends document their desperate search for him.
• Flight 232 (2001) Survivors of the crash of United Airlines flight 232 share their stories.
• Flight 93 (2006) Jane Pauley interviews people who lost loved ones on doomed Flight 93; new audiotapes help detail heroic acts aboard the aircraft, which crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pa.
• Food Fight (2006) Why so many Americans are overweight; personal vs. corporate responsibility; evidence suggests that some people become addicted to fattening food; fast-food executives.
• For Love & Money (2001) Three court cases show how money can affect relationships.
• For Their Own Good (2002) Judge James Payne of Indianapolis talks about juvenile-court proceedings and children in desperate circumstances who appear before him.
• For Whom the Bell Tolls (1997) One of America's largest corporate layoffs prompts a yearlong chronicle of its effects on three lives.
• Frasier ... Signing Off (2004) The taping of the 'Frasier' finale, and interviews with the cast.
• Friday Night Lights (2006) A report on high-school football in Pampa, Texas.
• Friends Interviews (2004) No synopsis available
• Going for Gold (2008) Matt Lauer interviews Golden Globe nominees James McAvoy, Sally Field, Ellen Page, Amy Adams, Kyra Sedgwick, William Shatner, Nikki Blonsky, Patricia Arquette; commentary by comic Kathy Griffin; the 'Football Night in America' team predicts the winners.
• The Greatest Generation (1999) Tom Brokaw profiles the generation which came of age during the Depression and World War II.
• The Hand That Rocked the Cradle A murder-suicide raises questions about the former sexual practices of a worldwide religious organization.
• Honey, You're on Hidden Camera (2007) Women record their unwitting husbands on videotape as the men concentrate on NFL football.
• Hurricane Katrina (2005) Developments along the Gulf Coast; recovering from one of the country's most destructive storms.
• Hurricane Katrina Stories (2005) No synopsis available
• In the Heat of the Night (2003) Josh Mankiewicz interviews a convicted arsonist who set fire to a series of luxury homes being built near a preserve in Phoenix.
• In the Shadow of Justice (2007) An update on the 1990 murder of a Bronx, N.Y., nightclub bouncer; an interview with the assistant district attorney who is leading the reinvestigation into the case.
• Intensive Care (1996) Doctors consult an ethics team in three difficult life-and-death cases at the University of Chicago Medical Center.
• Into Thin Air (2006) Investigating the disappearances of five people across the United States.
• Jane Pauley: Signing Off (2003) A farewell tribute to journalist Jane Pauley.
• Jesse James Hollywood (2005) A drug dealer becomes an international fugitive after allegedly masterminding the kidnapping and murder of a 15-year-old.
• Karelian Bear dogs (1990) A woman uses Karelian dogs and rubber bullets to deter bears from off-limits territories.
• Katie at Night (2002) Katie Couric interviews Shania Twain, Sharon Stone and George Harrison's widow, Olivia.
• Katrina: Devastation in the Gulf (2005) Developments along the Gulf Coast; survival stories; those still missing or displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
• Katrina: The Battle Back (2005) Hurricane recovery efforts; the impact of the disaster on people's health.
• Labor Day (1996) Young men abandon their children.
• Lady in the Lake (2007) When a suburban housewife dies in a lake in northern Michigan, her husband is the main suspect.
• The Last Days of Jesus (2004) Scholars discuss the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus.
• Lights. Camera. Murder? (2003) Phil Spector's children and Robert Blake's children talk; members of the jury that convicted author Ed Rosenthal tell of second thoughts.
• Liposuction (1998) Donatella Versace; new liposuction removes large amounts of fat.
• Love Gone Wrong (2002) A Dateline/Court TV special investigates three stories in which seemingly loving relationships ended in death.
• Madonna: An American Life (2003) Matt Lauer interviews Madonna about her fame, family, career and spirituality.
• The Magnificent Seven (1997) The McCaugheys and those close to them talk about the septuplets, now 1 month old.
• Martha Stewart Update (2003) Edie Magnus reports on entrepreneur Martha Stewart's life and business and the ImClone controversy; Pat O'Brien interviews musicians Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera.
• Massacre at Virginia Tech (2007) Stone Phillips reports from Blacksburg, Va., on the school shooting; first-person accounts from survivors and victims' families.
• The McCaughey Septuplets (2004) The McCaughey septuplets of Carlisle, Iowa, prepare to celebrate their seventh birthday; Elizabeth Edwards, wife of Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.), discusses her breast cancer diagnosis.
• Messiest Celebrity Meltdowns (2008) Top ten messiest celebrity meltdowns.
• The Michael Jackson Trial (2005) The implications of the verdict in the Michael Jackson trial on the pop icon's life and career.
• Michael Jackson Unmasked (2003) Interviews with longtime friends of Michael Jackson, a plastic surgeon and a retired police detective who probed sex abuse allegations made against the pop star.
• Mideast Photo (2002) Young Palestinians and Israelis recall the 1993 signing of the Oslo Peace Accord.
• The Miracle of Ladder Company No. 6 On Sept. 11, 2001, men attempt to save a woman caught in a stairwell of the north tower, then the whole structure collapses and, amazingly, they survive. Stone Phillips talks with the men.
• Missed Signals (2004) The fifth anniversary of the Columbine school shootings is marked with the latest evidence and videos that have been released, as well as interviews with parents who believe the tragedy could have been prevented.
• Murder at the Palladium (2005) Bronx homicide detectives reinvestigate the 1990 murder of nightclub bouncer Marcus Peterson, finding evidence that suggests the men currently serving time for the crime may not be guilty.
• Murder Before Dawn (2001) A town mayor is the chief suspect in the murder of his wife.
• Murder in Memphis (2006) Behind the scenes of a homicide investigation.
• Nature's Wrath (1997) A report on people caught in natural disasters includes teens who survived a rock slide in Yosemite.
• Nevada Control Murder (2007) Investigators say a possible murder involving an ambitious Nevada politician may have been the perfect crime.
• The New Unemployed (2003) Keith Morrison interviews four Americans who have struggled as a result of the recent economic downturn; a police officer finds 10 children living in neglect.
• O.J. Simpson: After the Verdict (1995) Reports on the O.J. Simpson trial include a one-hour interview with Simpson conducted by Tom Brokaw and Katie Couric.
• Oklahoma City: One Year Later (1996) Bill Moyers examines the lives of survivors and families of victims of the Oklahoma City bombing one year after the tragedy.
• Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003) Segments include information relating to the war with Iraq.
• The Paris Hilton Tapes (2006) Los Angeles police detectives interview socialite Paris Hilton as a witness regarding the 2004 burglary of Joe Francis, creator of 'Girls Gone Wild.'
• Peacekeepers (1999) International peace keepers face accusations of torturing civilians.
• Pet Nation (2005) The world of pets and their devoted owners: President and Mrs. George W. Bush; pet-lovers Sharon Osbourne, Nicollette Sheridan and other celebrities discuss things they do for their furry friends.
• Places in the Heart (1998) An update on conjoined twins from the Dominican Republic who had separation surgery.
• The Power of Faith (2004) Chronicling the events in the year leading up to Jesus' crucifixion; faith impacts the way some CEOs craft business strategies; hundreds of legal same-sex marriages exist in the United States.
• Raising the Titanic (1998) An expedition tries to raise part of the Titanic's hull to the surface; President George Tulloch, RMS Titanic Inc.; artifacts from past expeditions.
• Real-Life Murder-for-Hire (2005) Four ordinary people try to hire hit men, including a surgeon who wanted a business associate killed and a man who wanted his ex-wife murdered.
• Real People, Real Stories (2002) Two homicide detectives from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department investigate the murder of Loretta Beechler.
• The Remarkable Seth Cook (2006) Thirteen-year-old Seth Cook and his family strive to live normal lives despite his progeria, a disease that accelerates the process of aging.
• Rescue on Roberts Ridge (2006) Soldiers share their personal stories after a daring rescue mission in the mountains of Afghanistan.
• Rescue on Roberts Ridge (2007) Soldiers share their personal stories after a daring rescue mission in the mountains of Afghanistan.
• The Road Home (2003) In Iraq, Tom Brokaw reports on challenges to U.S. military presence, efforts to rebuild the country, and attempts to restore law and order; after 51 years, Gary Klahr learns he is adopted and has 12 biological siblings.
• The Road to Baghdad (2003) Tom Brokaw talks to a diplomat, a soldier and a family about potential war between the United States and Iraq.
• Ronald Reagan Retrospective (2004) No synopsis available
• Ronald Reagan Retrospective (2004) No synopsis available
• Saving Carrick (2005) A New York family struggles to save a daughter from her addiction to heroin.
• The Season (2004) Four talented young women and their coach face intense competition, academic troubles, family problems and the normal challenges of adolescence as their small-town girls' basketball team heads to the state championship tournament.
• Secrets of the Code (2005) The success of Dan Brown's novel 'The Da Vinci Code' raises questions for Christians, scholars and readers worldwide.
• Secrets Revealed (2003) Pharmaceutical industry whistle-blower David Franklin; author and former pornography star Traci Lords.
• Sleeping With the Enemy (2005) Husbands and one wife are caught on tape plotting the murder of their spouses.
• Subway Pusher (2007) A schizophrenic man who pushed a woman into the path of a subway train to her death in January 1999 receives his sentence.
• Sudden Impact (2002) Tom Brokaw chronicles the long-range, multidimensional damage caused by a single drunken-driving crash.
• Survivor Stories (1999) A swimmer survives drifting out to sea in freezing waters; a moose falls through the ice while crossing a river.
• Take the Money and Run (2002) Tom Brokaw compares compensation for CEOs with that of average workers.
• Tales of the Tape (2002) The ministry of evangelist Benny Hinn; medical-bill mistakes.
• Taming the Wild (1997) People domesticate wild animals.
• Target: Iraq (2003) Segments include information relating to the war with Iraq.
• Target: Iraq (2003) Segments include information relating to the war with Iraq.
• Target: Iraq (2003) Segments include information relating to the war with Iraq.
• Target: Iraq Update (2003) Segments include information relating to the war with Iraq.
• Texas Tower Massacre (2001) A sniper randomly shoots people walking across campus at the University of Texas in Austin.
• Three Mile Island (2001) Audiotapes reveal that Three Mile Island was nearly a nuclear disaster.
• 'Til Death Do Us Part (2007) Police suspect a divorced professor's ex-wife when he is found shot dead in his driveway.
• To Catch a Car Thief (2007) The Houston Police Department runs an undercover operation to catch people dealing in stolen cars and other contraband.
• To Catch a Con Man (2007) A hidden-camera investigation of e-mail scams that originate in West Africa.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with local law-enforcement professionals in Long Beach, Calif., to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Arresting pedophiles who target teenagers online.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Police arrest potential predators caught on camera.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with Long Beach, Calif., law-enforcement professionals to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) The show sets up an Internet sting in Harris County, Ga., and 20 men make dates with the decoys at the undercover house.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) After chatting online about sex and then making a date, 29 men show up at an undercover house only to be confronted by Chris Hansen.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Members of Perverted Justice and local law enforcement work with Chris Hansen to find potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with local law-enforcement professionals in Flagler Beach, Fla., to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with local law-enforcement professionals in Murphy, Texas, to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Men make dates to meet young teens for sex in a hidden-camera investigation.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with Ocean County, N.J., law-enforcement professionals to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with local law-enforcement professionals in Murphy, Texas, to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Men arrive at Dateline's undercover houses to meet teens they have targeted online.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with Ocean County, N.J., law-enforcement professionals to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Journalist Chris Hansen's 10 most-notable Internet stings.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) No synopsis available
• To Catch a Predator (2006) After chatting online about sex and then making a date, 29 men show up at an undercover house in Petaluma, Calif., only to be confronted by Chris Hansen.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) After chatting online about sex and then making a date, 20 men show up at an undercover house in Georgia only to be confronted by Chris Hansen.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with local law-enforcement professionals in Fort Myers, Fla., to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2007) Members of Perverted Justice work with local law-enforcement professionals in Flagler Beach, Fla., to expose potential Internet predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Updates on potential online predators who were caught in recent investigations; updating the murder of an Alaskan mother.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) An update on some of the men captured on tape from investigations in New York, Virginia, California, Ohio and Florida.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Targeting potential online predators.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Twenty-nine men show up at a house in Petaluma, Calif., in part one of a hidden-camera investigation; a young woman in Hollywood, Calif., is murdered after meeting a con man she thinks has discovered her.
• To Catch a Predator (2006) Men arrive at Dateline's undercover houses to meet teens they have targeted online.
• To Catch a Predator 4 (2006) No synopsis available
• To Catch an ID Thief (2007) Chris Hansen begins a mission to put a face on the crime of identity theft.
• To Catch an ID Thief (2007) Chris Hansen continues his mission to put a face on the crime of identity theft, working with CardCops, an organization specializing in monitoring ID thieves.
• To Catch an ID Thief (2007) Chris Hansen continues his mission to put a face on the crime of identity theft, working with CardCops, an organization specializing in monitoring ID thieves.
• To the Rescue (2007) Two men embark on a mission to rescue people from human-trafficking rings from the Philippines to Malaysia; a confrontation with one of the alleged leaders of the trafficking ring.
• Tom Brokaw: Eyewitness to History (2004) The most significant events and social trends of the past 40 years; interviews with anchor Tom Brokaw and the newsmakers and eyewitnesses to the events of past four decades.
• Tom Brokaw Reports: Critical Condition (2004) The current state of U.S. health care; stories from patients, doctors and experts; the burden of health-care costs; how much care should be made available to those who cannot pay; a universal health-care system.
• Tom Brokaw Reports: D-Day: A Leap Into History (2004) The 60th anniversary of D-Day; an interview with President George W. Bush; the liberation of the small French town of Graignes; author Rob Littell ('The Men We Became').
• Tom Brokaw Reports: The Secret Man (2005) Journalist Bob Woodward discusses his relationship with the source known as Deep Throat; journalist Carl Bernstein and Ben Bradlee, former executive editor of the Washington Post, offer their insights.
• A Touch of Evil (2004) The small Texas town of Gilmer reacts to the disappearance of a 17-year-old girl that occurred more than 10 years ago.
• Tower Dogs (2008) Next on: Monday 21st July 7:00pm PDT - KXAS The perilous world of tower climbers, who scale structures as high as 2,000 feet in all weather to install, maintain and repair equipment supporting America's high-tech communications system.
• Tricks of the Trade (2008) A hidden-camera investigation into questionable sales pitches by some insurance agents who sell annuities to senior citizens.
• The Ultimate Diet Challenge (2004) The results of six people, on six different diets, trying to lose weight for their 25th high-school reunion.
• The Ultimate Diet Challenge (2003) Five individuals use different weight-loss diets to prepare for their high-school reunion in the fall; Jane Pauley interviews Al Roker about his gastric bypass surgery.
• Vegas Homicide: Death in the Desert (2004) Detectives in Las Vegas use both old-fashioned detective work and new technology to probe the case of a woman who was found dead after only a few weeks in town.
• Vegas Homicide: Father of the Year (2004) Detectives investigate a high-profile disappearance that becomes a murder probe when blood is discovered in the home of the missing couple.
• Vegas Homicide: Four Shots Fired (2004) Cameras follow detectives, the prosecutor, the defense attorney, the judge and the defendant through the investigation and trial in a murder caught on audio tape.
• Vegas Homicide: Race Against the Clock (2005) Detectives investigate a brutal and bizarre double-murder.
• Violence, Secrets and Lies: How Well Do You Know Your Teenager? (1999) Teenagers and violence; security in schools.
• Weighing the Risks (2004) Gastric bypass surgery to correct obesity carries serious dangers as well as benefits.
• Weight Loss for America (2003) In a town-hall meeting, Katie Couric talks to Dr. Phil about weight-loss issues, including dieting and why the United States leads the world in obesity.
• What Happened to Hannah Hill? Authorities probe the murder of an 18-year-old Ohio woman.
• What the Camera Saw (2007) A moment caught on tape can change a life, solve a crime or unravel a mystery.
• When Worlds Collide (2003) When a man investigates the car accident that claimed the lives of his wife and daughter, he discovers the other driver may have been drag racing at the time.
• Why Can't We Live Together? (1997) Tom Brokaw examines racial separation in one American community.
• Wild Bill: Breaking and Entering (2007) Private investigator Bill Stanton discusses personal safety.
• Wild Bill Stanton: Watching Your Back (2007) Security consultant Bill Stanton travels the country to demonstrate how to stay safe by being alert and aware of one's surroundings.
• Women & Sexual Pleasure (2004) No synopsis available
• Women and Sexual Pleasure (2004) No synopsis available
• Year of the Tornado (2008) Despite warning systems, violent and frequent tornadoes have resulted in a large number of fatalities in 2008.
• You Might Be Rich! (2008) Reporters act as on-air detectives, trying to find the rightful owners of unclaimed riches totaling almost $1.5 million.
• Your Kids, Our Schools, Tough Choices (2000) Tom Brokaw reports on U.S. schools.
• Your Kids, Our Schools, Tough Choices (2000) In Milwaukee, Tom Brokaw explores education reform by focusing on the differences among various successful schools.