Pioneers of THIRTEEN The ’70s – Bold and Fearless

Airing Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 9 p.m. on THIRTEEN

Featured clips include:

·       The 51st State

•  “Youth Gangs in the South Bronx”
• The Adams Chronicles featuring Christopher Lloyd in his television debut
• An American Family, with Lance Loud and other members of the Loud family
• Banks and the Poor
• Bill Moyers’ Journal
  • Conversation with Barbara Tuchman
  • Conversation with Henry Kissinger
  • Conversation with Walter Cronkite
  • “Essay on Watergate”
  • “Kent State: Struggle for Justice”
  • “Oregon Attitude”
  • “This Neighborhood is Obsolete”
  • Collisions starring Lily Tomlin
  • Dance in America
    • “Allegro Brillante,” New York City Ballet, choreographed by George Balanchine
    • “Appalachian Spring,” Martha Graham Dance Company
    • “Monkshood’s Farewell,” Pilobolus Dance Theater
    • “Serenade,” Martha Graham Dance Company
    • “The Steadfast Tin Soldier,” New York City Ballet, choreographed by George Balanchine
    • The Dick Cavett Show
      • Interviews with Woody Allen, Ingrid Bergman, Richard Burton, Julius Erving II (Dr. J), Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastroianni, Steven Spielberg, and Robin Williams
      • The Electric Company featuring Bill Cosby, Rita Moreno, and Morgan Freeman
      • Go Ride the Music
        •  “Somebody to Love” performed by The Jefferson Airplane
        • The Great American Dream Machine
          • “Albert Brooks’ Famous School for Comedians” with Albert Brooks and Penny Marshall
          • “Better Living Through Marshall Efron”
          • “Dolls Will Be Dolls with Marshall Efron”
          • “Investigative Report” with Paul Jacobs (previously unreleased footage)
          • “Opinion” with Andrew Rooney
          • “Singing Faces” with Chevy Chase and Ken Shapiro
          • “Sun City”
          • “Talkin’ with Terkel” with Studs Terkel
          • “The Ladies Who Lunch” performed by Elaine Stritch
          • “That’s The Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be” with Carly Simon
          • “This is the House That Jack Built” by members of the Yale Repertory Theatre and featuring Henry Winkler
          •  “To Forgive, Divine” with Charles Grodin and Renée Taylor
          • Great Performances
            • “La Bohème” featuring Luciano Pavarotti
            • Leonard Bernstein conducting Mahler, “Symphony No. 5”
            • The MacNeil/Lehrer Report, weekly news and current affairs program hosted by Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer
            • Monty Python’s Flying Circus featuring John Cleese and Terry Jones
            • The Originals – Women in Art
              • “Alice Neel: Collector of Souls”
              • “Georgia O’Keeffe”
              • Realidades, public television’s first national bilingual Latino show
              • Sesame Street, featuring clips of Big Bird, Luis Rodriguez and Maria Figueroa
              • SOUL!
                • “Ain’t Supposed to Die a Natural Death” performance and interview with writer Melvin Van Peebles
                • “Alvin Ailey: Memories and Vision”
                  • “Cry” featuring Judith Jamison
                  • “Revelations” choreographed by Alvin Ailey
• “Amampondo” performed by Miriam Makeba
• “Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time)” performed by The Delfonics
• Interview with Muhammad Ali
• Interview with Stokely Carmichael (aka Kwame Ture)
• “Let My People Go” performed by Max Roach Quintet
• “Nitty Gritty” performed by Gladys Knight
• Performance by Amiri Baraka
• “Superstition” performed by Stevie Wonder
• “Tired of Being Along” performed by Al Green
• Special Edition with correspondent Marilyn Berger
• The TV Lab
  • “Cuba: The People” directed by Jon Alpert and Keiko Tsuno
  • “Four Songs” by Bill Viola
  • “Global Grove” by Nam June Paik
  • “Lord of the Universe” directed by David Loxton and featuring Abbie Hoffman
  • “Making Television Dance” by Twyla Tharp
  • “The Police Tapes” directed by Alan Raymond and Susan Raymond
  • “Present Tense” by Douglas Davis
  • “Spelling Lesson” with William Wegman and his dog Man Ray
  • “Suite 212” by Nam June Paik
  • “Third Avenue” directed by Jon Alpert and Keiko Tsuno
  • “Vietnam: Picking Up the Pieces” directed by Jon Alpert and Keiko Tsuno
  • Theater in America
    • “Eccentricities of a Nightingale” with Blythe Danner and Frank Langella
    • “Hogan’s Ghost” with Faye Dunaway
    • “June Moon” with Susan Sarandon
    • Shakespeare in the Park’s “King Lear” with James Earl Jones
    • “O Youth and Beauty” with Sigourney Weaver and Edward Herrmann
    • “The Trial of the Moke” with Samuel L. Jackson
    • “The Year of the Dragon” with George Takei
    • “Uncommon Women and Others” with Meryl Streep
    • VD Blues
      • Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show performing “Don’t Give a Dose to the One You Love Most”
      • Opening remarks by host Dick Cavett
      • Senate Hearings on Campaign Activities, featuring footage of the Watergate hearings, with Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer reporting
      • We Interrupt This Week featuring host Ned Sherrin and guests Gore Vidal and Jeff Greenfield
      • Welcome to the Fillmore East
        • “Dreams” performed by The Allman Brothers (previously unreleased footage)
        • “Jesus is Just Alright With Me” performed by The Byrds
        •  “These Dreams of You” performed by Van Morrison
        • Woman Alive!
          • “Nine to Five”

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