Overview
"Seabiscuit" recalls the squat and ugly racehorse that riveted the nation in the late 1930s. Interviewees include author Laura Hillenbrand ("Seabiscuit: An American Legend"), who charts the Cinderella story of this "equine catastrophe," as narrator Scott Glenn calls him, and his hard-luck jockey, Red Pollard, who kept getting hurt. But Seabiscuit won, often inspiringly and most notably in the 1940 Santa Anita Derby, in which both the horse and jockey were coming off injuries.
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15 - 1Jimmy Carter (1): Jimmy Who? November 11, 2002 -
15 - 2Jimmy Carter (2): Hostage November 12, 2002 -
15 - 3Chicago: City of the Century (1): Mudhole to Metropolis January 13, 2003 -
15 - 4Chicago: City of the Century (2): The Revolution Has Begun January 14, 2003 -
15 - 5Chicago: City of the Century (3): Battle for Chicago January 15, 2003 -
15 - 6The Murder of Emmett Till January 20, 2003 -
15 - 7Transcontinental Railroad January 27, 2003 -
15 - 8Partners of the Heart February 10, 2003 -
15 - 9The Pill February 24, 2003 -
15 - 10Daughter from Danang April 07, 2003 -
15 - 11Seabiscuit April 21, 2003 -
15 - 12Bataan Rescue July 07, 2003 -
15 - 13Murder at Harvard July 14, 2003