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    The Rachel Maddow Show

    The Rachel Maddow Show

    MSNBC
    Rachel Maddow hosts this news and opinion show discussing current politics, pop culture and top stories.
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    Lockup

    Lockup

    MSNBC
    Lockup is a prison documentary series that airs on MSNBC. It is a behind-the-scenes look at life in some of Americaâ��s most notorious prison systems. The show aims to delve inside the minds of both hardened criminals and the guards that try to keep them in line. Every day is tough for both groups, as conditions inside these prisons are despicable and almost as dangerous as the criminals the asylums hold. Even behind bars, these felons are still a threat to the guards and to each other; prisoner-on-prisoner violence and beatings are a very common occurrence. Unlike other prison shows which focus on prisoners of all types, Lockup focuses on only the most threatening criminals in America. Some famous prisons profiled by the show include San Quentin State Prison, Folsom Prison, Rikers Island Prison, and Riverbend Maximum Security Prison. The Lockup franchise also features Lockup: Raw and Lockup: Extended Stay.moreless
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    Lockup Extended Stay: Boston

    Lockup Extended Stay: Boston

    MSNBC
    Inmates housed in segregation are often some of the most violent individuals in the prison system, requiring full shackles when outside their cells. Despite these restrictions, some inmates still manage to get in fights. See what it's really like to be in Lockup in Boston.moreless
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    Morning Joe

    Morning Joe

    MSNBC
    This MSNBC program airs live weekday mornings from 6 to 9 am. Host Joe Scarborough creates a casual atmosphere full of lively political discussions, informative news stories, and thoughtful guest commentators.moreless
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    Imus In The Morning

    Imus In The Morning

    MSNBC
    Imus In The Morning has aired in one form or another on radio since the 1970's. In September 1996, Imus debuted on MSNBC. It's one of the network's highest-rated shows.

    In 2005, MSNBC enabled Imus to leave the confines of the WFAN studio and built a set for his show at their Secaucus, New Jersey headquarters. Charles McCord joins him in this studio, as well as many of the guests. The remainder of the staff (Bernard McGuirk, Chris Carlin et al) join the show from the WFAN studios.

    Every year from the last week in May until the first week of September, Imus broadcasts from a studio at his ranch in New Mexico. The remainder of the cast continues to broadcast from New York and New Jersey. The show was canceled by MSNBC and WFAN in April of 2007, following Imus' remarks about the Rutgers woman's basketball team. December 3, 2007, Imus and the crew returned to radio and television, on WABC and RFD TV.moreless
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    Caught On Tape

    Caught On Tape

    MSNBC
    Caught On Tape is news program based on real life criminal encounters that are recorded and rebroadcast on video. With video cameras in most convenience stores and gas stations, mounted to most police cars and news helicopters, and sitting in the pocket of most ordinary civilians, when a crime happens these days, it's increasingly likely that it will end up recorded somehow. John Seigenthaler hosts this outrageous news program, featuring real clips of crimes from robberies to personal assaults and more. See the high speed chase after a botched bank robbery, witness the disturbing assault on a woman at a concert, watch hidden video capture of people trying to hire a professional hit-man. With every segment, the victims, pursuing officers, and various experts and witnesses sound off on the melee that ensues when things get out of hand. And of course, the the best part is everything is real. Tense, fast paced, and dangerous, Caught On Tape offers a front row seat to criminal activity like most people never see.moreless
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    Crime and Punishment Dateline

    Crime and Punishment Dateline

    MSNBC
    Crime and Punishment Dateline follows the Dateline team as they join homicide detectives to track down serial killers, psychopaths, con men and kidnappers.
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    Lockup: Raw

    Lockup: Raw

    MSNBC
    Lockup: Raw shares, for the first time, what it was like for the producers of MSNBC's Lockup to work behind bars: jeopardizing their own personal safety, working amid the deafening clamor of prison, and sitting face to face with unpredictable, violent felons. Each producer has a unique story to tell, and viewers will feel they are right beside them, risking their lives to get the story.moreless
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    Lockup Extended Stay

    Lockup Extended Stay

    MSNBC
    Lockup Extended Stay is an NBC documentary series produced by 44 Productions that leads viewers into the fascinating and occasionally frightening world of high-security American prisons, revealing the gangs, guards, and unique social customs that make up the world of long-term prisoners. Each episode of this series examines a different aspect of prison life at one of America's over-populated prisons that primarily house convicts sentenced to multiple decades behind bars. Many episodes deal with the prevalence of gang violence and the very specific rules an inmate must follow if he or she wishes to stay out of trouble with the more powerful prisoners. Other episodes deal with other aspects of prison life, including the development of romantic relationships and the psychological and emotional effects that long-term isolation has on the prisoners. Some episodes document the special events put on by the prison to improve the quality of life inside, such as San Quentin's poetry slam. Lockup Extended Stay is an interesting series and a must-see for fans of Lockup and Lockup Raw.moreless
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    The ED Show

    The ED Show

    MSNBC
    This hour-long weeknight news and commentary program is hosted by Ed Schultz.
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    Lockup Extended Stay: WABASH

    Lockup Extended Stay: WABASH

    MSNBC
    Lockup Extended Stay: WABASH is the MSNBC spinoff of their series Lockup, which shows the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility in Indiana. Lockup is a prison documentary series which explores facilities while showing notable inmates and incidents. In Extended Stay: WABASH, viewers spend six episodes inside of the Indiana prison which is surrounded by crime, much of it methamphetamine related.moreless
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    1600 Penn Avenue

    1600 Penn Avenue

    MSNBC
    1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is an MSNBC news talk show hosted by David Shuster that features relevant discussion of current topics in American politics by a rotating panel of informed experts that includes Pat Buchanan, Harold Ford Jr., Rachel Maddow, Eugene Robinson, Joe Scarborough, Michael Smerconish, and Chuck Todd. In March of 2008, MSNBC launched a news series called Race for the White House, a show hosted by David Gregory who chronicled the events leading up to the 2008 Presidential Election. Following the election, Gregory moved on to become the new host of NBC's Meet the Press, and Shuster took over this series which became a more traditional news talk show. This show is perfect for avid followers of politics, as each episode deals with current issues and shares the many different viewpoints of the panelists. 1600 Penn Avenue is an informative news series that aired between November of 2008 and April of 2009.moreless
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    NBC News Specials

    NBC News Specials

    MSNBC
    NBC News Specials is an introspective news program that delves into pertinent topics in the current social landscape. Looking to uncover even more than they do nightly, hosts such as Stone Phillips and Brian Williams are on location to interview people and tell a new story in this touching, enlightening program. From sitting down with the gallant firemen that survived the brutal attacks of September 11th, to taking a look at the legendary tradition of High School football in a small Texas town, Phillips and Williams ask all the right questions and offer gripping commentary with each story. By no means an exclusive look at crisis or despair, NBC News Specials will get up close and personal with author J.K. Rowling as well as notable figures such as Tony Blair or George Bush, but will also take a touching trip to Africa with singer Bono to see the tragic way of life all too common in much of the world. All that matters is the story, and these relentless hosts will travel far and wide, from Darfur to Haiti, Texas to Iraq; if there is a tale left untold, it will come out on NBC News Specials.moreless
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    Runaways

    Runaways

    MSNBC
    duplicate of the same show - http://www.tv.com/shows/operation-runaway/
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    Your Business

    Your Business

    MSNBC
    Your Business is a weekend business program dedicated to covering issues affecting the small business owner. Your Business has offered up thousands of tips on running a small business from experts, covering topics ranging from how to prevent employee theft, to negotiating a business lease in the current economy. Host JJ Ramberg is a frequent contributor to the TODAY Show about current economic and financial issues. Hundreds of small business owners have also shared their personal stories about managing a modern, small business. Airing each weekend on MSNBC, Your Business profiles owners of larger businesses which started from meagre beginnings, owners like Paul Orfalea, founder of Kinko's. These owners offer viewers tips on how they grew their own small business of the past into the current, large business of today. Viewers interested in having their questions answered can submit them through the Your Business website. Their question could be answered by one of the show's experts during the next week's show.moreless
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    Tom Brokaw Reports

    Tom Brokaw Reports

    MSNBC
    Tom Brokaw Reports is an NBC News series hosted by legendary field reporter and news anchor Tom Brokaw, who presents a series of revealing documentaries that explore social and political issues the United States has faced throughout the years, including examinations of the effects of war, the development of race relations, terrorist attacks, and the feasts and famines the economy has experienced. Brokaw has personally witnessed many important eras in United States history, having begun his career during the tumultuous years of the mid-1960s. He was NBC's White House correspondent during the Watergate scandal before becoming co-anchor of NBC's Today and eventually becoming the anchor for NBC Nightly News, a position he held from 1982 to 2004. Brokaw has earned widespread acclaim for his faithful reporting and dedication to journalistic integrity, and in Tom Brokaw Reports he upholds his reputation for excellence with a series of illuminating stories of American life.moreless
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    MSNBC Debates

    MSNBC Debates

    MSNBC
    MSNBC has in-depth coverage of the 2008 Presidential Election and Debates. Their archive includes crucial events such as the Cleveland, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Dartmouth College Democratic Debates, as well as the Dearborn, Boca Raton, and other Republican Debates.moreless
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    Dead Men Talking

    Dead Men Talking

    MSNBC
    Take a closer look at forensic science in this unusual investigative series. Autopsies performed on this series answer questions about criminal cases in a unique way.
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    The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell

    The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell

    MSNBC
    Lawrence O'Donnell hosts this news and political commentary program. O'Donnell is described by MSNBC as "providing the last word on the biggest issues and most compelling stories of the day."
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    Meet the Presidents

    Meet the Presidents

    MSNBC
    Meet the Presidents is a revealing history series from NBC's long-running news and interview series Meet the Press that takes viewers on a comprehensive tour through time that introduces the former Presidents of the United States of America, revealing both the personal lives of these powerful men as well as the issues they faced while in office. While the country's myriad dilemmas change year-by-year, no President has ever had an easy job as leader of the free world. Each episode of this series focuses on a different era in United States history, beginning with George Washington and the early development of the country and taking viewers through every President that ever tackled the demanding position. While the title and job responsibilities are always the same, no two Presidents have ever faced the same obstacles. Developments in technology, foreign affairs, social movements, and countless other issues have confronted each of these men with an entirely unique set of problems. Meet the Presidents is an illuminating series, perfect for history buffs everywhere.moreless
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