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KBDI-TV (Television station : Broomfield, Colo.)
WTTW (Television station : Chicago, Ill.)
1 videodisc (170 [i.e. approximately 164] min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 chapter index card.
Three episodes from the PBS television program the 90's that give an unprecedented view of the 1992 Presidential election.
The primary: Democratic candidate Bill Clinton rolls into Illinois for a St. Patrick's Day Primary against rivals Paul Tsongas and Jerry Brown (Chicago, March, 1992).
Convention: In New York's Madison Square Garden, Clinton stages a national party orchestrated behind the scenes by college kids in a convention trailer (New York, July, 1992).
It's debate-able: The first debate between Clinton and President George H. Bush is the result of careful preparation and a nation ready for change (St. Louis, October, 1992).
The primary : the 90's election special (60 min.) -- Convention (44 min.) -- It's debate-able : the 90's election special (60 min.)
Title of 3rd program on menu and container: It's debatable.
Special features: The spinners : New Hampshire, February, 1992 (Roger Simon's backstage tour of the spinners in the press room) -- Commentary by Tom Weinberg and Scott Jacobs on the making of The 90's -- Cast of characters.
Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, George H.W. Bush.
The primary: senior producer, Joel Cohen ; program producers, Scott Jacobs, Starr Sutherland ; editors, Eve Saxon, Cyndi Moran, Marilyn Wulff ; title music, Klaff/Weinstein Music ; voices of the 90's, Ricki Katz, Anna Weinberg ; a presentation of KBDI/Denver, WTTW/Chicago.
Convention: on-line editors, Eve Saxon, Greg Snider ; produced in conjuction with the Fund for Innovative TV, Tom Weinberg, Joel Cohen.
It's debate-able: producer, Joel Cohen ; major collaborator, Scott Jacobs ; off-line editor, Marilyn Wulff ; voices of the 90's, Kate MacMillin, Anna Weinberg ; on-line editor, Paul Thornton ; a presentation of KBDI/Denver, WTTW/Chicago.
Democratic National Convention (1992 : New York, N.Y.)