Season
- Season 0 2003-01-15
- Season 1 1988-10-04
- Season 2 1989-10-03
- Season 3 1990-08-27
- Season 4 1991-09-30
- Season 5 1992-09-20
- Season 6 1993-10-27
- Season 7 1994-10-12
- Season 8 1995-10-16
- Season 9 1996-10-06
- Season 10 1997-10-05
- Season 11 1998-11-18
- Season 12 1999-11-14
- Season 13 2000-10-17
- Season 14 2001-09-10
- Season 15 2002-11-11
- Season 16 2003-09-08
- Season 17 2004-10-04
- Season 18 2005-10-17
- Season 19 2006-10-02
- Season 20 2008-01-14
- Season 21 2009-01-26
- Season 22 2009-11-02
- Season 23 2010-10-11
- Season 24 2012-01-10
- Season 25 2013-01-08
- Season 26 2014-01-07
- Season 27 2015-01-06
- Season 28 2016-01-19
- Season 29 2017-01-10
- Season 30 2018-01-09
- Season 31 2019-01-15
- Season 32 2020-01-06
- Season 33 2021-01-11
- Season 34 2022-02-07
- Season 35 2023-01-03
- Season 36 2024-01-23
- Season 37 1970-01-01
Season 37 Episode
- Season 14 New York (6): The City of Tomorrow
- Season 14 New York (7): The City and the World
- Season 14 War Letters
- Season 14 Woodrow Wilson (1): A Passionate Man
- Season 14 Woodrow Wilson (2): The Redemption of the World
- Season 14 Mount Rushmore
- Season 14 Miss America
- Season 14 Zoot Suit Riots
- Season 14 Monkey Trial
- Season 14 Public Enemy #1
- Season 14 Ansel Adams
- Season 14 A Brilliant Madness
- Season 14 Ulysses S. Grant (1): The Warrior
- Season 14 Ulysses S. Grant (2): The President
American Experience - Season 14 Episode 8 Zoot Suit Riots
7.50 55 minutes "Zoot Suit Riots" recalls a week of violence that rocked Los Angeles in June 1943, pitting Mexican-Americans against Anglos, many of them servicemen. Hector Elizondo narrates the hour, which uses atmospheric re-creations and interviews with historians and people who lived through it to chart a year of steadily rising tension leading up to the riots. One key event: an August 1942 altercation in which a young Mexican-American man died. The defendants were also Mexican-American, but the circus trial at which they were convicted inflamed prejudices and on June 3, 1943, says Elizondo, "the city exploded."
