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- Season 24 The O.J. Verdict
- Season 24 The Torture Question
- Season 24 The Last Abortion Clinic
- Season 24 The Storm
- Season 24 Country Boys, Part 1
- Season 24 Country Boys: Part 2
- Season 24 Country Boys: Part 3
- Season 24 Sex Slaves
- Season 24 The Meth Epidemic
- Season 24 The Insurgency
- Season 24 The Tank Man
- Season 24 Can You Afford to Retire?
- Season 24 The Age of AIDS (1)
- Season 24 The Age of AIDS (2)
- Season 24 The Dark Side
Frontline - Season 24 Episode 1 The O.J. Verdict
7.50 55 minutes On October 3, 1995, an estimated 150 million people stopped what they were doing to witness the televised verdict of the O.J. Simpson trial. For more than a year, the O.J. saga transfixed the nation and dominated the public imagination. Ten years later, veteran FRONTLINE producer Ofra Bikel revisits the "perfect storm" that was the O.J. Simpson trial. Through extensive interviews with the defense, prosecution and journalists, FRONTLINE explores the verdict -- which, more than any other in recent history, measured the difference between being white and black in America.
