Season
- Season 0 1991-08-17
- Season 1 1982-09-29
- Season 2 1983-01-26
- Season 3 1984-01-03
- Season 4 1985-01-09
- Season 5 1986-01-01
- Season 6 1987-01-15
- Season 7 1988-01-06
- Season 8 1989-01-11
- Season 9 1990-01-17
- Season 10 1991-01-23
- Season 11 1992-01-15
- Season 12 1993-01-13
- Season 13 1994-01-12
- Season 14 1995-01-11
- Season 15 1996-01-14
- Season 16 1997-02-25
- Season 17 1998-04-07
- Season 18 1999-04-17
- Season 19 2000-01-08
- Season 20 2001-01-12
- Season 21 2002-01-04
- Season 22 2003-01-10
- Season 23 2004-01-09
- Season 24 2005-01-29
- Season 25 2006-01-20
- Season 26 2007-01-05
- Season 27 2008-01-05
- Season 28 2009-02-21
- Season 29 2010-06-02
- Season 30 2011-10-25
Season 30 Episode
- Season 13 Forgotten Heroes
- Season 13 The Real Rasputin
- Season 13 Spies in the Sky
- Season 13 Presumed Guilty - A Women's History of Divorce 1945-1969
- Season 13 Racism or Realism? - A History of Immigration
- Season 13 Seeds of War
- Season 13 The Myth of the Spanish Inquisition
- Season 13 Hitler's Secret Weapons
- Season 13 Flames of War
- Season 13 Age of the Sphinx
- Season 13 Khrushchev - The Peasant Premier
- Season 13 Memo from Machiavelli: How to Succeed in British Politics
- Season 13 Typhoid Mary
- Season 13 Episode 96
- Season 13 Episode 98
- Season 13 Episode 99
Timewatch - Season 13 Episode 13 Typhoid Mary
6.90 60 minutes Story of the woman judged to be such a danger to public health that she was incarcerated by the city of New York for 23 years. In the winter of 1906, Dr George Soper was summoned to Oyster Bay, Long Island, to investigate a mystery. Why had typhoid fever broken out in the house of a rich New York banker? He uncovered an extraordinary trail of sickness and death left by roving Irish cook Mary Mallon. Two of the people who met Typhoid Mary in her isolation hospital speak for the first time about their mysterious friend. Her story quickly became a medical legend which still has resonance today. Faced with an AIDS epidemic, does the state have a right to lock up people for the good of society? SERIES END.
