The BEST episodes directed by Martin Smith
#1 - Genocide (1941–1945)
The World at War - Season 1 - Episode 20
The Nazis are racist; the Aryans are a master race and others, particularly the Jews, are sub-human. Himmler's SS sets about ridding Europe of millions of Jews.
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#2 - Nemesis: Germany (February–May 1945)
The World at War - Season 1 - Episode 21
Hitler retreats to his bunker in Berlin as Germany crumbles around him, and his lieutenants abandon him to a fate of suicide. Meanwhile, the Russians raise the red flag in Berlin.
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#3 - Episode 1
Granite Harbour - Season 2 - Episode 1
After two fatal cases are reported, Lindo, Bart and the team investigate and soon find themselves immersed in Aberdeen’s shipping industry and drug underworld.
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#4 - Episode 2
Granite Harbour - Season 2 - Episode 2
When breakthroughs are made in both cases, the stakes are raised further and loyalties are put to the test, with brutal consequences for both police and criminals alike.
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#5 - Episode 3
Granite Harbour - Season 2 - Episode 3
As both cases reach a stunning conclusion, Lindo and Bart face a race against time to save innocent lives, whilst the depth of various betrayals are finally revealed.
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#6 - Vietnam: A Television History (5): America's Enemy
American Experience - Season 9 - Episode 17
The war Americans seldom saw: the view from North Vietnam, featuring the perspectives of communist leaders, Vietcong guerrillas and American prisoners of war. An edited re-broadcast of the 1983 series Vietnam: A Television History.
#7 - Vietnam: A Television History (7): Vietnamizing the War
American Experience - Season 9 - Episode 19
As the U.S. turns over the war to the South Vietnamese army, American soldiers and Vietnamese citizens feel the dimming prospects for victory. An edited re-broadcast of the 1983 series Vietnam: A Television History.
#8 - Vietnam: A Television History (9): Peace Is at Hand
American Experience - Season 9 - Episode 21
As President Nixon escalates the bombing of Hanoi and North Vietnamese troops advance, negotiators struggle for four years to sign a peace treaty that will be broken quickly. An edited re-broadcast of the 1983 series Vietnam: A Television History.
#9 - Hunting Bin Laden
Frontline - Season 2001 - Episode 11
The United States has determined that Osama bin Laden is the orchestrator of the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in East Africa, the October 2000 attack on the USS Cole in the Yemeni port of Aden, and finally, the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center which killed over 3000 people. In FRONTLINE's "Hunting bin Laden," a Pulitzer Prize-nominated team of New York Times reporters and FRONTLINE correspondent Lowell Bergman investigates the man who has declared holy war on the U.S. -- a wealthy Saudi Arabian exile believed to be hiding in the mountains of Afghanistan with a $5 million bounty on his head.