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This series on the MSNBC cable network presents cases of people who vanished without a trace. Two or three cases are usually covered in each episode. Interviews with family members, friends, business associates, and police investigators are presented, as well as coverage from local news media at the time of disappearance.

A televised simulcast of Imus in the Morning on the cable network MSNBC.

MSNBC news and talk show.

A variety of hosts discuss mostly political current events, in hourly increments. While most of the pundits and commentators provide liberal-leaning context, also represented are Independent, Republican and Libertarian hosts, commentators and guests who interpret events through a conservative lens, which makes for lively discussion.

A political television program hosted by Alan Keyes and features in-depth political commentary from prominent politicians, journalists and political strategists. The series airs on the cable news channel MSNBC.

Phil Donahue, the preeminent master of talk shows, returns to daily evening broadcasting on MSNBC on a show featuring newsmakers who are interviewed and who discuss social, political, governmental, and foreign policy issues.

News show hosted by conservative radio talk show host Michael Savage.

Former Congressman Joe Scarborogh offers his opinion on today's key issues, whether it's the war on terror, politics, critics of the government, or social issues.

National Geographic did a mini news-journal series of 8 shows. The shows, commissioned by MSNBC, were 3 segment shows. One segment was original, the other two were re-edits of Ultimate Explorer segments.

Keith Olbermann and guests discuss news events.

An insight, to the many lives of the women and men that enter jail.

MSNBC announce that it has tapped "KTLA Morning News: Early Edition" anchor Sharon Tay to host two new entertainment shows: "MSNBC at the Movies" and "MSNBC Entertainment Hot List." Tay host both shows from MSNBC Studios in Secaucus, N.J., with entertainment reporter Claudia DiFolco serving as Los Angeles-based reporter. "MSNBC at the Movies," which will cover the movie industry and provide interviews with stars and directors of the weekend's big openings, will air Saturdays from 12-1 p.m., and repeat at 5 p.m. "MSNBC Entertainment Hot List," which will look broadly at entertainment and celebrity, will telecast on Sundays, 12-1 p.m., also repeating at 5 p.m.

A four part documentary series by MSNBC that provides an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at a select group of Mixed Martial Artists as they prepare and train for upcoming bouts.