E1 - Hell's Angels

Aired: February 15, 1999

Behind the scenes interviews with Hell's Angels leaders and members reveal the fascinating life and danger of the Hell's Angels. Hunter S. Thompson shares his notorious experiences and ultimate betrayal by the Angels, and law enforcement gang specialists provide perspective on the gang's violence and criminal activities.The story of how the Angels got their start in the 1940s how the 1954 film The Wild One made them famous. See the Angel's explain their point of view about many of most controversial incidents, including the infamous Rolling Stones concert at Altamont where the club was hired to provide security, with explosive results.

E2 - The Night Tulsa Burned

Aired: February 19, 1999

Long-buried tale of the tragic hours that brought Greenwood to a fiery end, and the misunderstanding that started when a white elevator operator accused 19-year-old Greenwood resident Dick Rowland of assault prompted the violent race riot. Eyewitness accounts, archival film, and dramatizations recount the 1921 race riots in Tulsa.

E3 - Hitler and the Occult

Aired: February 25, 1999

E4 - The Art of Tattooing

Aired: March 04, 1999

E5 - Curse on the Gypsies

Aired: March 11, 1999

E6 - The Loch Ness Monster

Aired: March 18, 1999

E7 - Lincoln: The Untold Stories

Aired: March 25, 1999

E8 - Ancient Drugs

Aired: April 01, 1999

E9 - The Enduring Mystery of Stonehenge

Aired: April 08, 1999

E10 - The End of the World

Aired: April 15, 1999

E11 - Fountain of Youth

Aired: April 22, 1999

E12 - Pueblo Cliffdwellers

Aired: April 29, 1999

E13 - World Series Fix! The Black Sox Scandal

Aired: May 06, 1999

E14 - Athens Triumph and Tragedy

Aired: May 13, 1999

E15 - Secrets of the Aztec Empire

Aired: May 20, 1999

E16 - Spies Among Us

Aired: May 27, 1999

The hunt for Communists in the United States clearly reached the point of hysteria by the early 1950s, but what is often overlooked is that it had its origins in a very real phenomenon. The opening of the Soviet archives in the 1990s, and the declassification of certain intercepted Soviet messages from the late 1940s, indicates that Soviet agents had penetrated the U.S. government before and during World War II, in some cases at very high levels, including the Office of Secret Services, the Los Alamos nuclear lab, the State Department and the U.S. Congress. Now evidence gleaned from declassified secret Russian cables and newly opened KGB files shows that Soviet penetration indeed ran deep; even the Congressman who set up House Un-American Activities Committee was on the KGB payroll!

E17 - Legends of the Werewolves

Aired: June 03, 1999

E18 - The Celts

Aired: June 10, 1999

E19 - Beyond the Grave: The Afterlife

Aired: June 17, 1999

E20 - The Sphinx of Egypt

Aired: June 24, 1999