
Frontline — Season 22

## The Unprepared: A Look at the Roots of Conflict in Iraq FRONTLINE delves into the complexities surrounding America's involvement in Iraq, examining what some officials have identified as a critical factor in the subsequent turmoil: pr…

In "Chasing the Sleeper Cell," *The New York Times* and a production team offer an unprecedented look at the war on terror within America's borders. With rare access to high-ranking government officials and counterterrorism investigators, t…


## Dangerous Prescription FRONTLINE® delves into the heart of America’s drug safety system, examining its integrity. This hour-long documentary uncovers troubling questions about the Food and Drug Administration’s oversight. Through cand…



Amidst the complexities of war, Martin Smith, Marcela Gaviria, and Scott Anger embarked on a five-week journey through Iraq. From the Kurdish north, across the Sunni Triangle, and into the Shiite south, they sought to understand the nation'…

"Tax Me If You Can," FRONTLINE correspondent Hedrick Smith examines the widespread exploitation of tax shelters since the late 1990s. By speaking with government officials, tax experts, and those within the industry, Smith reveals a deluge…



In "Diet Wars," FRONTLINE delves into the complex world of dieting. Correspondent Steve Talbot embarks on a personal journey, prompted by his own struggle with weight and a sobering realization that he is approaching the clinical definition…
He was molded for darkness, raised in the shadow of a legend. His father had been a trusted confidant of Osama bin Laden, and the path seemed predetermined: a life dedicated to the cause. Yet, fate took an unexpected turn. He became an info…

From the vibrant years following Woodstock through to the tumultuous landscape of 2004, the recording industry underwent a dramatic transformation. FRONTLINE chronicles this evolution, charting its course from a period of boundless optimism…

The legal system often operates in the shadows, with outcomes frequently determined not by trial, but by negotiated agreements. A significant portion of felony convictions are secured through plea bargains, where defendants accept guilty pl…


