Frontline (Season 9)

Since it began in 1983, Frontline has been airing public-affairs documentaries that explore a wide scope of the complex human experience. Frontline's goal is to extend the impact of the documentary beyond its initial broadcast by serving as a catalyst for change.

The Arming of Iraq: Frontline Special 0.0
Air date: 1990-09-11
When Cops Go Bad 0.0
Air date: 1990-10-16
The Hunt for Howard Marks 0.0
Air date: 1990-10-23
Broken Minds 0.0
Air date: 1990-10-30
Overview: Three million Americans are thought to be schizophrenic. As medical science searches to find its cause, society struggles to understand a crippling disease that has shattered families and left tens of thousands on the nation’s streets.
Decade of Destruction (1): Ashes of Forest 0.0
Air date: 1990-09-18
Decade of Destruction (2): Killing for Land 0.0
Air date: 1990-09-19
Decade of Destruction (3): Mountains of Gold 0.0
Air date: 1990-09-20
Decade of Destruction (4): Chico Mende 0.0
Air date: 1990-09-21
Global Dumping Ground 0.0
Air date: 1990-10-02
The Spirit of Crazy Horse 0.0
Air date: 1990-12-18
Springfield Goes to War 0.0
Air date: 1990-11-20
High Crimes and Misdemeanors 0.0
Air date: 1990-11-27
The Struggle for South Africa 0.0
Air date: 1990-12-11
To the Brink of War 0.0
Air date: 1991-01-15
Cuba and Cocaine 0.0
Air date: 1991-02-05
The Man Who Made the Supergun 0.0
Air date: 1991-02-12
Guns, Tanks, and Gorbachev 0.0
Air date: 1991-02-19
The Mind of Hussein 0.0
Air date: 1991-02-26
Black America's War 0.0
Air date: 1991-04-02
War and Peace in Panama 0.0
Air date: 1991-04-09
The Election Held Hostage 0.0
Air date: 1991-04-16
Who Pays for Mom and Dad? 0.0
Air date: 1991-04-30
Innocence Lost 0.0
Air date: 1991-05-07
The Spy Hunter 0.0
Air date: 1991-05-14
To the Last Fish 0.0
Air date: 1991-05-21
The Color of Your Skin 0.0
Air date: 1991-06-11
The Gates Nomination 0.0
Air date: 1991-07-15
Betting on the Lottery 0.0
Air date: 1990-11-06
Overview: Lottery fever is spreading. Twenty-nine states now raise $20 billion a year in revenues. Frontline correspondent James Reston, Jr., goes behind the scenes of state lotteries to look at the promoters selling them, the people buying the tickets, and to ask the question, ‘Who really wins and who loses?’