“Riveting…resonating with haunting parallels for today’s America and today’s world.”
-Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Murder of a President, a particularly engrossing installment of the American Experience series, portrays Garfield as the John F. Kennedy of his century - a president who embodied a lot of hopes and potential that were never realized…The re-enactments used to help tell the tale are particularly evocative.”
-The New York Times
"A remarkable tour of a terrible part of our history that makes the case - a compelling one - that this history isn’t entirely in the past at all."
​-Newsday
"A fascinating look back at the beginnings of forensic science. These stories make up a grim episode in American history that should never be forgotten."
-Miami Herald
"So rich in well-staged reenactments that it is more docudrama than documentary...The Abolitionists is a reminder for our noisy, instant-news present that the great movements of history take decades to mature, and that presidents and other politicians are often among the last to board the bandwagon."
-New York Times
"Features a brilliant tycoon with a double life, a secret laboratory, ​and a quest for invention that helped turn the tide of war."
​-Historynet.com
"Rapley approaches a difficult subject with a subtle finesse. It is virtually impossible not to get choked up over the tragedy and sadness that befell these Arctic pioneers."
-Historynet.com
"Fascinating - lays out in detail how, more than any other American of his time, Cody is the one most responsible for crafting the enduring narrative of the American West."
-New York Post
"A really interesting biography [of Wyatt Earp]...goes far beyond the usual portrayal of the Western lawman in popular movies."
-NPR
"An interesting and thought-provoking series that all Americans should see."
-South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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