60 Minutes
Hitler's Secret Archive | The Lonliest People | The King Of Comedy
TV Flash files “Hitler's Secret Archive | The Lonliest People | The King Of Comedy” as hour 150 of 767 in the TV Flash guide — 60 Minutes (1968–present) on CBS, season 39, episode 15, aired 2006-12-17, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S39E15: listed hour 150 of 767 in the 60 Minutes guide, hour 15 of 19 in season 39. It aired 2006-12-17 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Exposing The Truth | The Phantom of Corleone | A New Kind of Fight” (S39E14). Next is “Revisited: Swimming to Antartica | Rex | The Orphanage” (S39E16). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
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Where does Hitler's Secret Archive | The Lonliest People | The King Of Comedy sit in the 60 Minutes guide?
S39E15 is listed hour 150 of 767 — hour 15 of 19 in season 39, season 39 episode 15.
When did 60 Minutes S39E15 air?
Hitler's Secret Archive | The Lonliest People | The King Of Comedy aired 2006-12-17 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Is 1980s 60 Minutes different from today's?
The grammar is the same: multi-segment hour, stopwatch motif, investigations plus profiles. In the 1980s it frequently outrated sitcoms — proof news could dominate prime time.
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