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Frontline is a public affairs television program that produces and broadcasts in-depth documentaries about various subjects. (en.wikipedia.org)

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Bush's War: Part I (2008) - S26E5

Frontline examines the war in Iraq and offers an inside look at a number controversies surrounding the war including September 11, al-Qaida, Guantanamo, Abu Ghraid, WMDs, and Fallujah. (imdb)

Young & Restless in China (2008) - S26E10

YOUNG & RESTLESS IN CHINA tracks the lives of nine Chinese Gen X'ers over four years as they scramble to keep pace with a society changing faster than any in history. Raised under communism they are now making their way in China's blazing capitalist economy. Their stories of ambition, exuberance, crime and corruption are interwoven with moments of love, heartbreak and passion. Together they capture the changing values, hopes and dreams of a pivotal generation. (imdb)

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An Unauthorized History of the NFL - S01 E01

Average Percentile: 81.43

A look at the connections between organized crime, gambling and professional football in the United States. (imdb)

Young & Restless in China - S26 E10

Average Percentile: 68.73

Six O'Clock News - S15 E02

Average Percentile: 65.51

A documentary by and about a man who carries a film camera around most of the time and films the events of his life, including himself being interviewed by a news crew, and focusing on some of the real people behind the tragedies shown daily on the six o'clock news: a woman living on an island hit by a hurricane; a man whose wife was murdered in her store. (imdb)

The Gate of Heavenly Peace - S14 E12

Average Percentile: 65.41

A three-hour Frontline documentary about the events that took place in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Captive in El Salvador - S02 E09

Average Percentile: 57.32

Much of the debate over the role of the U.S. in Central America focuses on this tiny nation about which filmmaker Ofra Bikel says "we know so much, but we know so little." In this report, Bikel takes us into the heart of El Salvador to examine the politics and the people the U.S. government supports there. (wgbh.org)