The Lost Tapes (TV series)

The Lost Tapes was an American documentary series that aired on the Smithsonian Channel.

The series aired ten episodes over two seasons, intermittently from 2016 to 2018. The first season featured four episodes; the second season featured six episodes.

The documentary featured archival footages from various sources (local and national news media, home movies and recordings) which were used to offer new perspectives on important events of the 20th and 21st centuries.[1] Only the voices of those from the archives were heard; there was no commentary outside of an occasional graphic.

Episodes

Season 1

Season 2

See also

References

  1. ^ Realscreen » Archive » 1895 Films, Smithsonian find success with "The Lost Tapes"
  2. ^ 'The Lost Tapes': My Father's Top Secret Pearl Harbor Mission - The Daily Beast
  3. ^ The Smithsonian Channel Presents All New Episodes of THE LOST TAPES - broadwayworld.com
  4. ^ Review: 'Lost Tapes' Depicts Pearl Harbor as People Saw It Then - The New York Times
  5. ^ TV review: 'Pearl Harbor's context for troubled times - The Detroit News
  6. ^ The Lost Tapes: L.A. Riots|NewsOne
  7. ^ Smithsonian Channel's New Documentary Raises the Question: What Can We Learn from Patty Hearst? - Paste
  8. ^ THE LOST TAPES: PATTY HEARST Airs on Smithsonian Channel11/26 - broadwayworld.com
  9. ^ 'Lost Tapes: Son of Sam' explores grim time in N.Y. - SFGATE
  10. ^ 'Son of Sam' Murders Explored in Smithson Channel's 'The Lost Tapes' (Exclusive Video)|The Wrap
  11. ^ 'The Lost Tapes: Malcolm X': His 1965 assassination in Harlem's Audubon Ballroom - The Washington Post
  12. ^ 'The Lost Tapes: Malcolm X' Debuts Tonight on The Smithsonian Channel - Hour Detroit Magazine
  13. ^ How America Failed to Learn Its Lesson From the Clinton-Lewinsky Scandal - The Daily Beast
  14. ^ "THE LOST TAPES: CLINTON IMPEACHMENT" - MetroFocus
  15. ^ Revisiting the Vietnam War's Tet Offensive on 'The Lost Tapes'|Military.com
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