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S21.E1 ∙ Much Ado About Something

Thu, Jan 02, 2003

His name is synonymous with great literature. Author of timeless masterpieces like "Romeo and Juliet.

6.5 /10

S21.E2 ∙ A Dangerous Business

Wed, Jan 08, 2003

The McWane Inc. foundries' focus on production and profitability comes at a price. Raises accusations of safety and environmental shortcuts that may have been taken by the McWane corporation to increase production at the cost of workers lives and limbs.

8.3 /10

S21.E3 ∙ Failure to Protect: The Taking of Logan Marr

Wed, Jan 29, 2003

In January 2001, five-year-old Logan Marr was found dead in basement of her foster mother's home in Chelsea, Maine.

8.9 /10

S21.E4 ∙ Failure to Protect: The Caseworker Files

Wed, Feb 05, 2003

The removal of a child from an abusive or neglectful parent is most drastic actions a government undertakes.

0 /10

S21.E5 ∙ China in the Red

Wed, Feb 12, 2003

Stories from Chinese citizens including factory workers, villagers, and a wealthy business man caught up in China's ongoing effort to modernize its economy.

8.4 /10

S21.E6 ∙ The War Behind Closed Doors

Wed, Feb 19, 2003

FRONTLINE examines hidden story of what is really driving Bush administration to war with Iraq.

7.6 /10

S21.E7 ∙ The Long Road to War

Sun, Mar 16, 2003

For past few months, British Prime Minister Tony Blair has been fighting biggest political battle of his career.

8.7 /10

S21.E8 ∙ Blair's War

Wed, Apr 02, 2003

An look at British Prime Minister Tony Blair's attempts to bridge the gap between the U.S. and Europe over the invasion of Iraq.

0 /10

S21.E9 ∙ Kim's Nuclear Gamble

Wed, Apr 09, 2003

The Slammer hit on Super Bowl Sunday. Nimda struck one week after 9/11. Code Red had ripped.

7 /10

S21.E10 ∙ Cyber War

Wed, Apr 23, 2003

A look at the U.S. government's effort to understand how vulnerable the Internet may be to both virtual and physical attacks.

0 /10

S21.E11 ∙ Burden of Innocence

Wed, Apr 30, 2003

Billion settlement for securities violations, FRONTLINE investigates what New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer calls Wall Street's "corrupt business model" that cost American investors trillions.

0 /10

S21.E12 ∙ The Wall Street Fix

Wed, May 07, 2003

As Congress seems closer than ever to passing a new Medicare prescription drug benefit for seniors, FRONTLINE investigates conflict between major pharmaceutical companies and American consumers who now pay highest drug prices in world.

0 /10

S21.E13 ∙ The Other Drug War

Wed, Jun 18, 2003

America's war over prescription drugs has dragged on for over twenty years. Why are medications so expensive? And can prices be controlled without jeopardizing innovation in the pharmaceuticals industry?

8.6 /10