See It Now Season 3 Episodes

Episode 1

Berlin: City Without a Country

Tue, Sep 22, 1953

Includes film secretly shot in and smuggled out of the Russian zones, contrasting the living conditions in Western and Eastern Germany by a look at a grocery store window in each sector and a survey of building progress.

Episode 2

Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, Dodgers manager Chuck Dressen

Tue, Sep 29, 1953

Interview with India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Interview with Brooklyn Dodgers manager Chuck Dressen from Ebbets Field on the eve of the 1953 World Series.

Episode 3

Episode #3.3

Tue, Oct 6, 1953

Story of India concentrating on village life and scenes of Calcutta. Commentary by American Ambassador George Allen. Chief Justice Earl Warren centering on legal experience and his thoughts on assuming the nation's highest judiciary post.

Episode 4

Episode #3.4

Tue, Oct 13, 1953

On-the-spot film report from Amarillo, Texas, on the drought and the reaction of cattlemen to the problems facing them. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson comments. Excerpts from Churchill's superb speech in Margate last Saturday.

Episode 5

The Case of Lt. Milo Radulovich

Tue, Oct 20, 1953

A filmed report taken in Dexter, Michigan, about Army officer Milo Radulovich, whose name has been in the headlines recently in connection with the Army investigation of him and his family.

Episode 6

Episode #3.6

Tue, Oct 27, 1953

Behind the scenes at the New York Stock Exchange. Interview with Keith Funsten, president of NYSE.

Episode 7

Episode #3.7

Tue, Nov 3, 1953

A background report on the New York elections.

Episode 8

Trieste

Tue, Nov 10, 1953

Interview with Italy's Prime Minister Pella. Scenes of Trieste life, farmers, school children and comments by both Italian and Yugoslav partisans.

Episode 9

Episode #3.9

Tue, Nov 17, 1953

The multiple power of submarine, destroyer, bomber and helicopter units of hunter-killer "Groupe White", the Eastern coastal defense group of the U.S. Navy is seen in action against a mock atomic submarine attack on the port of Boston.

Episode 10

An Argument in Indianapolis

Tue, Nov 24, 1953

Controversy surrounds the ACLU's efforts to establish a local chapter in Indiana. It revolves around resistance of the local American Legion and others to rent an auditorium for a meeting of the ACLU at a war memorial complex.

Episode 11

Episode #3.11

Tue, Dec 1, 1953

A progress report following bauxite from the mines in South America to its finished state - aluminum. Also a segment on the hotly discussed issue of wire tapping.

Episode 12

Episode #3.12

Tue, Dec 8, 1953

A look at contemporary America by an Englishman, a BBC correspondent who traveled throughout the country asking frank questions in Maryland, the Far West and Madison, Wisconsin.

Episode 13

Episode #3.13

Tue, Dec 15, 1953

An exclusive interview with Syngman Rhee filmed a few days ago in Korea, followup of last year's "Christmas in Korea". Murrow at the Smithsonian Institute with Jimmy Doolittle, inspecting the models of the first plane used at Kitty Hawk.

Episode 14

Jerusalem

Tue, Dec 22, 1953

"See It Now" travels to Israel and shows you the room in the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem where Christ was born. Interviews with Glubb Pasha, long-time British head of the Arab Legion and Israel's new Prime Minister Moshe Sharett.

Episode 15

Christmas in Korea II

Tue, Dec 29, 1953

Part II, 1953 version of Murrow's "Christmas in Korea", shot by two camera crews in Korea during the last 10 days, focusing on the "small picture" of our troops in all branches of the service.

Episode 16

Episode #3.16

Tue, Jan 5, 1954

In Hong Kong, Murrow focuses on two aspects of the China story. A story of the refugees in this tiny British outpost which the Communists could overrun any time they choose.

Episode 17

The Bricker Amendment

Tue, Jan 12, 1954

Debate on the controversial Bricker amendment with Senator Estes Kefauver and ex-Supreme Court Justice Owen Roberts.

Episode 18

Episode #3.18

Tue, Jan 19, 1954

A briefing to the American people by General Alfred M. Gruenther of three years of NATO accomplishments.

Episode 19

Mr. Hoover Talks About Mr. Franklin

Tue, Jan 26, 1954

Episode 20

Episode #3.20

Tue, Feb 2, 1954

Episode 21

Episode #3.21

Tue, Feb 9, 1954

Episode 22

Big Four Conference of Foreign Ministers

Tue, Feb 16, 1954

Episode 23

Episode #3.23

Tue, Feb 23, 1954

Episode 24

Anatomy of a Symphony Orchestra

Fri, Mar 5, 1954

Episode 25

A Report on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy

Tue, Mar 9, 195430 mins

A famous investigative reporter exposes a demagogue, on the eve of the Army-McCarthy hearings which many in America were gathering around Tv sets to watch.

Episode 26

Annie Lee Moss Before the McCarthy Committee

Tue, Mar 16, 195430 mins

Episode 27

Commercial Television in Great Britain

Tue, Mar 23, 1954

Episode 28

Episode #3.28

Tue, Mar 30, 1954

Episode 29

Senator McCarthy

Tue, Apr 6, 1954

Episode 30

Episode #3.30

Tue, Apr 13, 1954

Episode 31

Episode #3.31

Tue, Apr 20, 1954

Episode 32

Mental Health

Tue, Apr 27, 1954

Episode 33

Operation Lantaglex '54

Tue, May 4, 1954

Episode 34

Indochina

Tue, May 11, 1954

Episode 35

Harvard Law Debate

Tue, May 18, 1954

Episode 36

A Study of Two Cities

Tue, May 25, 1954

Episode 37

Fifth Amendment Discussion

Tue, Jun 1, 1954

Episode 38

Primary Elections

Tue, Jun 8, 1954

Details Republican primaries for the US Senate race in Maine and the California State Senate race in Los Angeles county. Division within the party over McCarthyism features prominently in both.

Episode 39

Episode #3.39

Tue, Jun 15, 1954

Episode 40

Eisenhower-Stevenson 'Debate'

Tue, Jun 22, 1954

Episode 41

Relationships Between Britain, France, and the U.S.

Tue, Jun 29, 1954