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(60) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA The Public President (1976) aired 6/1/1976 [1976-06-01]
w/ James Garner
(60) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA The Possible Presidents (1976) aired 6/8/1976 [1976-06-08]
VP's & 3rd Parties.
(60) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA Relaxing (1976) aired 6/15/1976 [1976-06-15]
(60) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA The Perfect President- The Man & His Time (1976) aired 6/22/1976 [1976-06-22]
Includes a 1901 film of 1st President on movie film- Wm. McKinley.
(30) INVENTING AMERICA A History of American Technology. (1976) aired 7/3/1976 [1976-07-03]
w/ Raymond Burr & James Burke (BBC)

(concluded) A BICENTENNIAL HISTORY HOUR
(60) BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA "The Public President" Host: James Garner. 6/1/76 (1976) aired 6/1/1976 [1976-06-01]
(60) BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) - PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA "The Possible Presidents" VP's & 3rd Parties. 6/8/76 (1976) aired 6/8/1976 [1976-06-08]
(60) BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA "Relaxing" 6/15/76 (1976) aired 6/15/1976 [1976-06-15]
(60) BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) PRESIDENTS: 76 YEARS ON CAMERA "The Perfect President- The Man & His Time"
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Includes a 1901 film of 1st President on movie film- Wm. McKinley. 6/22/76 (1976) aired 6/22/1976 [1976-06-22]
(30) BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) INVENTING AMERICA A History of American Technology. w/Raymond Burr & James Burke (BBC)
(60) BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) INVENTING AMERICA (concluded) A BICENTENNIAL HISTORY HOUR 7/3/76 (1976) aired 7/3/1976 [1976-07-03]
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) COLLISION COURSE
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Special: A historic clash of wills
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) It is 1950 President Harry S Truman and (1950) aired 1950
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Gen Douglas MacArthur are deeply involved
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) in the first major conflict of the nuclear
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) age-the Korean War, pitting UN forces in
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) South Korea against the invading Communist
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) forces of North Korea and Red China
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) The charismatic MacArthur commander of
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) UN forces, believes he must push for a deci-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) sive victory by fighting the Communists on
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) their own ground. The determined Truman
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) seeks to avoid an aggressive act that might
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) spark retaliation from Russia
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) E.G. Marshall plays Truman and Henry
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Fonda is MacArthur in this play, a blend of
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) fact and speculation that dramatizes their
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) confrontation over the war and their ulti-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) mate showdown, when the President relieved
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) the general of his command in April 1951 (1951) aired 1951
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Supporting Cast: Courtney Whitney, An-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) drew Duggan Secretary of State Acheson
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Barry Sullivan Ross John Randolph Averell
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Harrman Lloyd Bochner (2 hrs.)
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Henry Fonda and E.G. Marshall
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) SUDDENLY AN EAGLE
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Special: Retracing the events that led to the
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) shot heard round the world
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Lee J. Cobb and British actor Kenneth Griffith
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) alternate as on-screen narrators in this docu-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) mentary, which places them in historical settings
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) and occasionally on opposite sides of the Atlantic
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) to tell how and why the American colonies re-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) belled against England
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) It's a familiar story made vivid, in part, by the
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) locales themselves: Windsor Castle; colonial
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Williamsburg, Va., Carpenter's Hall in Philadel-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) phia (site of the First Continental Congress), and
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Lexington and Concord, Mass., where the War of
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Independence began
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) But it's the lesser-known details in the story
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) that set this hour apart. For example George
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Washington's cautious advice that a call to arms
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) "should be the last resort", William Pitt's sym-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) pathy for the colonists' cause, and John Adams
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) defense of British troops on trial for the Boston
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Massacre (60 min.)
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) A Star-Studded Salute To America
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) In Music And Humor
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) CELEBRATION:
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) THE
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) AMERICAN
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) SPIRIT
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) close up
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) INVENTING OF
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) AMERICA
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) 8.00 2
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) A HISTORY OF AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Special: Surveying 200 years of inventions-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) from the cotton gin to the computer
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Raymond Burr and James Burke (of the BBC)
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) are the co-hosts for this blend of whimsical
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) commentary, animation, song-and-dance rou-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) tines and on-location segments that show how
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) inventions helped give birth to the Nation
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Included: how the McCormick reaper, the
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Coll 45 and the railroad contributed to west-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) ward expansion; how entrepreneurs like
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Thomas Edison, who popularized Alexander
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Graham Bell's telephone (pictured), and Henry
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Ford, whose original assembly line is visited
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) spurred the development of mass production
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) and how the discovery of nylon enlarged the
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) role of research in product development
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) The report also cites examples of "disillu-
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) sionment with American ingenuity: the decline
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) of the space program and the growing debate
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) over nuclear power. (2 hrs.)
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Alexander Graham Bell
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) The Presidents:
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) 76 Years On Camera
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Your Host: James Garner
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) Featuring rare film glimpses of the
BICENTENNIAL SPECIALS (Soundtracks) personal and family lives of 20th