Firing Line
Season 29
3 listed hours · 1966–1999 · Syndicated/PBS
From the desk
How this season is filed
Firing Line is William F. Buckley Jr. turning argument into spectator sport: clipboard, drawl, and guests from across the aisle in conversations that refused the sound bite. Syndicated, then PBS, it ran for decades on polysyllables. Political talk before the countdown clock — intellectual blood sport with manners, and sentences allowed to finish on national television.
TV Flash files Season 29 of Firing Line (1966–1999) on Syndicated/PBS as a mid listed season (29; 29 of 33) — 3 listed hours, 1994-01-26–1994-10-04 from “Are Medical Costs Controllable?” (S29E02) to “Mini-Series on Crime, Part IV: Realistic Insights into Crime and Punishment” (S29E30). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.
- S29E02
Are Medical Costs Controllable?
Are Medical Costs Controllable? — Season 29, Episode 2 of Firing Line. Aired 1994-01-26. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.
- S29E29
Mini-Series on Crime, Part III: Do We Need Prisons at All
Mini-Series on Crime, Part III: Do We Need Prisons at All — Season 29, Episode 29 of Firing Line. Aired 1994-10-04. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.
- S29E30
Mini-Series on Crime, Part IV: Realistic Insights into Crime and Punishment
Mini-Series on Crime, Part IV: Realistic Insights into Crime and Punishment — Season 29, Episode 30 of Firing Line. Aired 1994-10-04. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.
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