America in Primetime

In 1950's television, the man of the house was king of his castle, but then he began losing control. Was it all an illusion to begin with? Man of the House showcases the evolution of men from the kings of their castles in classic family sitcoms to more intricate, conflicted figures in modern shows. It features - Father Knows Best; All in the Family; and The Cosby Show.

Far removed from the model housewife of yesterday, women today on TV care less about pleasing others, and more about being true to themselves. Independent Woman reveals how women have transformed from model housewives to complex, and sometimes controversial, characters. It features - I Love Lucy; Murphy Brown; and Sex in the City.

The Misfit celebrates the unique characters who defied comic stereotypes and societal expectations to reflect America's diverse personalities. Whether they are oddballs, losers, or just plain weird, misfit characters have grown beyond comic stereotypes and are taking center stage with a vengeance, refusing to apologize for who they are.

The Crusader delves into the increasingly grey area between right and wrong as television heroes confront internal demons while seeking their own forms of justice. Heroes today are complex. Their stories are told with increasing humanity, depicting characters who confront almost impossible choices as they fight evil in a world where the line between right and wrong is often blurred.