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113P “113p” left column
  • ATOMIC TRAIN 5/16/99
    w/ Rob Lowe; Kristin Davis; Esai Morales & Edward Herrmann
  • BLAST FROM THE PAST (1999)
    w/ Brendan Fraser; Alicia Silverstone and Sissy Spacek
  • MODERN MARVELS 12/28/04
    2-Part's. Technology that could destroy Civilization and the Earth, including Nuclear Power.
113Q “113q” left column
  • INFINITY (1996)
    w/ Matthew Broderick; Patricia Arquette & Peter Riegert
  • ATOMIC TWISTER 6/15/2002
    w/ Sharon Lawrence; Jake Hannah and Paul Grosselaar
  • COPENHAGEN 2/29/02
    w/ Stephen Rea
    PBS HOLLYWOOD PRESENTS. Tony-winning dramatic speculation about a 1941 meeting between physicists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg.
  • THE ATOMIC FILMMAKERS: BEHIND THE SCENES (1995)
    Story of the filmmakers who documented America's Nuclear Bomb tests. Over 6,500 films were locked away as soon as they were watched by a handful of government officials. Freedom of information act has now made them available. Most spectacular films ever captured on film.

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113p. ATOMIC TRAIN: 5/16/99
w/Rob Lowe, Kristin Davis, Esai
Morales & Edward Herrmann.
BLAST FROM THE PAST. (1999)
w/Brendan Fraser, Alicia Silverstone
and Sissy Spacek.
MODERN MARVELS: 2-Part's.12/28/04
Technology that could destroy
Civilization and the Earth, including
Nuclear Power.

113q. INFINITY. (1996)
w/Matthew Broderick, Patricia
Arquette & Peter Riegert.
ATOMIC TWISTER, 6/15/2002
w/Sharon Lawrence, Jake Hannah and
Paul Grosselaar.
COPENHAGEN. PBS HOLLYWOOD
PRESENTS. w/Stephen Rea 2/29/02
Tony-winning dramatic speculation
about a 1941 meeting between
physicists Niels Bohr and Werner
Heisenberg.
THE ATOMIC FILMMAKERS: BEHIND
THE SCENES Story of the film-
makers who documented America's
Nuclear Bomb tests. Over 6,500
films were locked away as soon as
they were watched by a handful of
government officials. Freedom of
information act has now made them
available. Most spectacular films
ever captured on film. (1995)