Project XX (1954) · WatchGuide

Project XX (1954) · WatchGuide

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E1 · Airs Sep 13, 1954
Three Two One Zero
Explores the development of rocketry and the atomic age, tracing humanity’s journey from wartime missiles to the dawn of the space era.
E2 · Airs Dec 27, 1955
Nightmare in Red
Covers the old Czarist order, the revolutions of 1905 and 1917 and the growth of Communism inside Russia from its early days to the mid-1950s.
E3 · Airs Mar 14, 1956
The Twisted Cross
Examines the rise and fall of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, using newsreel footage and photographs to trace the roots and consequences of totalitarianism in Germany.
E4 · Airs Oct 15, 1956
The Great War: World War I
Examines the first World War from the assassination of Franz Ferdinand to the Treaty of Versailles.
E5 · Airs Dec 6, 1956
The Jazz Age
Examines the period between the end of World War I and the stock market crash of 1929. It is an age of Charles Lindbergh, Jazz Music, prohibition, and excess.
E6 · Airs Jan 6, 1957
Call to Freedom
Chronicles the story of immigration to America, highlighting how millions sought freedom and opportunity from the nation’s founding through the early 20th century.
E7 · Airs Nov 21, 1957
The Innocent Years
Examines the relatively calm and peaceful years between 1900 and 1914 looking at Teddy Roosevelt, Vaudeville, the development of movies, and the deployment of U.S. troops in Mexico.
E8 · Airs Feb 11, 1959
Meet Mr. Lincoln
Describes the troubles the United States faced in 1860, when Abraham Lincoln was elected President, proceeding through the Civil War and Lincoln's assassination.
E9 · Airs Oct 16, 1959
Life in the Thirties
Examines American life in the 1930s from the Depression and election of Franklin D. Roosevelt to the eve of World War II.
E10 · Airs Feb 19, 1960
Not So Long Ago
Examines the period between the end of World War II to the start of the Korean War describing the growth in the standard of living, Cold War suspicions in America, and Truman's shocking defeat of Dewey in the presidential election of 1948.
E11 · Airs Apr 22, 1960
Mark Twain's America
A look at the life of author Samuel Clemens, better known as Mark Twain in 19th century America.
E12 · Airs Mar 29, 1961
He Has Seen War
Looks at the experiences of ordinary American soldiers returning from World War II and the Korean War, exploring how war changed their lives and the nation’s understanding of veterans.
E13 · Airs Nov 22, 1960
Those Ragtime Years
Celebrates the music, dance, and cultural spirit of the early 20th century ragtime era, featuring period photos, rare film clips, and classic ragtime tunes.
E14 · Airs Dec 21, 1960
The Coming of Christ
Tells the story of the birth and life of Jesus Christ through Renaissance and medieval art, music, and religious imagery, exploring how the Nativity and early Christianity have been depicted across centuries.
E15 · Airs Dec 29, 1960
Victory at Sea
Chronicles the naval battles of World War II, highlighting the strategy, heroism, and global impact of the Allied forces at sea through dramatic archival footage.
E16 · Airs Mar 28, 1961
The Story of Will Rogers
Bob Hope narrates this look at the life of entertainer Will Rogers.
E17 · Airs Mar 29, 1961
The Real West
Gary Cooper narrates the westward migration from St Louis to CA giving details along the way, then the cattle drives from Texas to Kansas the gold and Silver Rushes, ending with the mistreatment of the Native Americans.
E18 · Airs Oct 29, 1961
The World of Bob Hope
Looks back at Bob Hope’s legendary career in comedy, film, and radio, highlighting his impact on American entertainment and his dedication to performing for U.S. troops around the world.
E19 · Airs Nov 24, 1961
U.S. Grant, the Improbable Hero
Explores the life and military career of Ulysses S. Grant, highlighting his unexpected rise from obscurity to commanding general during the American Civil War and eventual presidency.
E20 · Airs Nov 29, 1961
The World of Billy Graham
Profiles evangelist Billy Graham’s rise to prominence, exploring his influence on American religious life and his global crusades.
E21 · Airs Jan 15, 1962
Lee, the Virginian
Examines the life and military career of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, exploring his leadership during the American Civil War and his complex legacy.
E22 · Airs Jan 18, 1962
The World of Jimmie Doolittle
Profiles aviation pioneer and military leader Jimmie Doolittle, highlighting his innovations in flight and his daring leadership during World War II.
E23 · Airs Apr 15, 1962
He is Risen
Explores the story of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, using religious art, music, and historical context to illustrate the significance of Easter in Christian tradition.
E24 · Airs Mar 26, 1963
The Tall American, Gary Cooper
Highlights the life and career of actor Gary Cooper, exploring his iconic roles and lasting impact on American cinema.
E25 · Airs Nov 20, 1963
That War in Korea
Examines the causes, major battles, and consequences of the Korean War, highlighting the conflict’s impact on soldiers and civilians.
E26 · Airs Jun 9, 1964
The Red, White, and Blue
Celebrates American patriotism by exploring the history and symbolism of the U.S. flag and its role in uniting the nation.
E27 · Airs Jan 13, 1967
The Island Called Ellis
Explores the history of Ellis Island as America’s primary immigration station, highlighting the experiences of the millions who passed through seeking a new life.
E28 · Airs Mar 16, 1967
End of the Trail
Explores the inhumane treatment of Native Americans by U.S. settlers and the U.S. military.
E29 · Airs Apr 23, 1967
The Law and the Prophets
Explores the origins and teachings of the Hebrew Bible, highlighting the historical and spiritual significance of the Law and the Prophets in Jewish tradition.
E30 · Airs Dec 11, 1968
Down to the Sea in Ships
Chronicles the history of American maritime commerce and whaling, highlighting the challenges and adventures of sailors on the high seas.
E31 · Airs Apr 24, 1969
Meet George Washington
Traces the life and legacy of George Washington, highlighting his leadership in the American Revolution and his role as the first President of the United States.
E32 · Airs May 11, 1969
Mirror of America
Reflects on American life and culture through historic photographs and film, capturing the nation’s changing identity across decades.
E33 · Airs Jan 7, 1970
The West of Charles Russell
A look at artist Charles Russell and his depictions of cowboys and life in the "Wild West".
E34 · Airs May 27, 1970
The Shining Mountains
Explores the history and natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains, highlighting the people, wildlife, and events that shaped America’s mountain frontier.