NBC looks back at the sixties, and maybe the most surprising thing about the mini-series is how much the producers got right -- starting, of course, with the music.

An HBO series features lost souls in a drugged-out Baltimore neighborhood; a search for the lost tribes of Israel finds evidence just about everywhere.

ALS ravaged her body, but Jenifer Estess’s soul was nurtured by her sisters and friends. Katharine Hepburn’s ghost haunts a new Lion.

"Family Name," a personal investigation of North Carolina's Alstons, laid out in black and white.

And Along Came a Spider goes inside an Iranian prison to talk to an“anti-street-woman activist” who, in a single year, strangled sixteen prostitutes.

If you needed to know what happened to Paul Michael Glaser after Starsky & Hutch, you’ll find him running around the Pacific Northwest.

It’s a soap with nipples.

Sarah Jones brings her menagerie of Bridge & Tunnel characters to Bravo. But haven’t Tracey, Whoopi, and Lily been over this turf already?

Digging into the roots of Sherlock Holmes, "Mystery!" finds a standard-issue catalogue of Victoriana -- your murdered prostitutes, your missing pussycats, your boxes of ears . . .