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In the six-part documentary series, Couric travels the country to speak with people bearing witness to the most complicated and consequential questions in American culture today.

A stylish reality series that follows the private lives, dramas and quirky personalities of the ladies of Texas Roller Derby. The first half of each episode focuses on their off-track lives in the days leading up to the roller derby competition, featured in the second half. Recurring themes touch on strength, individuality, rebellion, feminism and comraderie.

Down East Dickering follows several groups of bargain hunters (known as dickerers) as they search through that week's edition of the Augusta-published Uncle Henry's in order to buy, sell, swap and trade items.

United States Navy physician Lt. Charles W. "Chick" Hennesey and Navy nurse Lt. Martha Hale are assigned to the hospital at the U.S. Naval Station in San Diego, California.

Series presenting re-enactments of traffic court cases and arraignments.

Three contestants competed to identify song titles using the first few notes. Each game consisted of three songs worth $100, $300, and $500, respectively. The contestants were each given a $200 bankroll to start the game. In each round, each contestant was given one opportunity to guess the title of the song after the first three notes were played. If the song title was guessed correctly, the contestant won the value of the song. If nobody could identify the song, the fourth note was then put up for bid in a similar format to The Price is Right. Each player, one at a time, would take turns bidding any amount of their bankrolls until either a bell rang or all players had stopped bidding. The first four notes were then played for the contestant with the highest bid. If the song title was guessed correctly, the contestant won the value of the song. If the title was guessed incorrectly, the contestant could recoup by challenging their opponents. If the challenged player could not guess the title of the song, the challenger lost half of their bid and bidding started for the fifth note, and so on. However, if the challenged player correctly guessed the title, the challenger lost their entire bid and the challenged player won the value of the song. The player with the most money in their bankroll following the third song won the game. This show also had a home audience participation segment wherein on Mondays two notes were played for the home audience to try to guess the song and send in a postcard with that title. On Tuesday they would play three notes for the same purpose and continue through the week. The following week a prize was awarded by selecting a winning postcard.

Starring Zach Galifianakis, Matt Walsh, Andrea Savage and A.D. Miles as members of Spokane's KHBX News Team, Dog Bites Man is a series that's part mockumentary, part improv show. This team of crackpot story-breakers fabricates news with unsuspecting locals who have no idea that they're not dealing with a real local news crew.

Experimental sketch comedy.

The start of professional skateboarding, xgames before the xgames.

Some folks take house hunting to an extreme! Follow along as house hunters tour offbeat properties that are WAY off the beaten path, and stay to see which one they choose!

15-minute talk-show series hosted by actress Wendy Barrie and sponsored by Celanese Corporation of America (producer of plastics and other fiber related products).

Spud and Herbert are co-owners of Triple A Airlines, a one plane operation. Trying to put them out of business are rivals K.J. Crawford and son Ronnie, owners of the airfield they use. Crawford employee Becky is sweet on Spud and tries to help.

Laconic cowboy Dave Blasingame wanders the Wild West with his faithful dog Brown and the occasional companionship of pal Burgundy Smith.

An animated series with two unrelated segments. "Baggy Pants" featured the eponymous anthropomorphic cat as a Charlie Chaplin imitator, portraying the "Little Tramp" with Chaplin's signature toothbrush mustache and walking cane. The segment was silent, with the characters performing in pantomime. "The Nitwits" was a superhero comedy. The elderly superhero Tyrone emerged from retirement, convinced that he is still able to fight crime. He partnered up with his elderly wife Gladys, who was eager to help hit out.

A team of six strangers enter The Crystal Maze. These contestants are led through four themed zones by the eccentric host. Within each zone are a number of rooms, each containing some kind of game, puzzle, challenge or test. The team must choose one of their members to take on a challenge selected by the host. If they succeed they win a time crystal, if they fail they either leave empty handed or are locked in the room - requiring the team to expend a crystal to buy them out. Each time crystal is worth 5 seconds in the grand finale in which the contestants enter the Crystal Dome. There they get exactly as much time as they have won to gather as many gold colored foil tickets and as few silver ones as possible. But the tickets are being blown around inside the dome by huge fans.

A group of friends discovers the importance of one single decision. This mini series shows the repercussions of a texting and driving accident. When Payton Hewitt decides to text and drive, she changes the future for everyone in the car that day.

Each episode explores the engineering breakthroughs that have enabled us to develop the largest structures currently in existence. This is done by presenting multiple landmark inventions.

An early television program originally broadcast on the old DuMont Television Network. The series ran from 1953 to 1956. The program, produced and distributed from Cincinnati, aired Monday at 10:45 PM on most DuMont affiliates until July of 1953, when it moved to Tuesdays at 9:30. Originally called Girl Alone, the program featured performer Dotty Mack lip syncing and dancing to popular 1950s songs. The name of the program was changed to The Dotty Mack Show in the summer of 1953 when she was joined by male performers. The series moved to ABC in August of 1953, where it remained until being canceled in September of 1956.

An anthology series based in New York City which attracted a high caliber group of actors, often Broadway stars. Stories were both drama and comedies, some original but others adaptions of films and plays.