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Firing Line Season 7 Episodes

  • 1966-2020
  • 38 Seasons
  • NET
  • Talk & Interview
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Spanning thirty-three years and 1,504 episodes, "Firing Line" was originally a one-hour debate program (later reduced to a half-hour) hosted by political commentator William F. Buckley. An eloquent interviewer and a formidable debater, Buckley verbally sparred on "Firing Line" with many notable figures in the latter half of the twentieth century. His guests included future U.S. presidents such as Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, venerated writers such as Tom Wolfe and Jack Kerouac, and political intellectuals such as Barry Goldwater and Noam Chomsky. One of the longest-running shows in television history, "Firing Line" garnered an Emmy Award in 1969.

Season 7 Episode Guide

Season 7

5 Episodes 1972 - 1972

Episode 27

On the Concorde

Sun, Sep 17, 1972

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Episode 28

James R. Hoffa

Fri, Sep 22, 1972

A conversation with union leader James R. Hoffa regarding his views on the prison system and the role of unions in America.

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Episode 31

Hate America

Sun, Oct 22, 1972

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Episode 40

The Southern Imagination

Wed, Dec 13, 1972

Current slant on southern literature - poetry, poverty and Dixie-cup charm, always overshadowed by the racial issue. William F. Buckley Jr. asks distinguished southern authors Eudora Welty and Walker Percy for their take.

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Episode 41

The Young

Thu, Dec 21, 1972

"A Clockwork Orange," by English-born author Anthony Burgess, depicts young people of the future as violent and thrill-seeking. Burgess discusses today's youth in a conversation with William F. Buckley Jr.

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