ABC News Nightline

TV Series
1979–
30m

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A nightly discussion of one important news event from earlier that day.A nightly discussion of one important news event from earlier that day.A nightly discussion of one important news event from earlier that day.

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- 44 wins & 88 nominations

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JuJu Chang

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Bill Weir

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Byron Pitts

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Terry Moran

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Cynthia McFadden

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Howard Bragman

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Ted Koppel

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Dan Harris

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Dan Abrams

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Brian Ross

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Janai Norman

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Chris Bury

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David Wright

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Vicki Mabrey

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Martha Raddatz

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Martin Bashir

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Gina Smith

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Matt Gutman

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In the episode commemorating the 40th anniversary of Jackie Robinson entering the major leagues, L.A. Dodger executive Al Campanis ended his own career by stating that African-Americans lacked "some of the necessities" to be major league managers.

Connections
Featured in Koyaanisqatsi (1982)

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4/10

"News Magazine"

News Magazine is how they used to marketing this show...I started watching when the host was Cynthia McFadden and then Bill Weir and I used to learn something from every episode...something interesting, curious, heck even useful sometime...but nowadays those episodes are so few and far between! Hate that they don't think people are smart and know exactly when they are trying to sell you a specific point of view...when they manipulate the information to their interest. It's a sad thing, really...