In the early 1970s, London's National Theatre, led by Sir Laurence Olivier, launched an infamous avant garde production of The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria. Concerned that his classical approach would clash with the ""enfant terrible"" director, Victor Garcia, Olivier enlisted stage manager Jackie Harvey to keep a diary of the often ludicrous, occasionally creative, always challenging rehearsals. Anthony Hopkins and Jim Dale costarred in the surreal two-man piece. Led by the eccentric Garcia, the play quickly descended into a chaotic farce. Missed deadlines, technical hitches, unauthorized nudity and backstage feuds culminated in an unforgettable production, leaving the company debating whether he was a misunderstood genius or a brilliant con-artist.The production was part of an upheaval in British theater, as old traditions gave way to new trends. Accompanied by recollections from Hopkins, Dale and others, along with photographs and documents that bring the key players to life, the diary provides a snapshot of a crucial period in the history of the National Theatre.

Every episode of the 1990s alien conspiracy series starring Eric Close and Megan Ward. Episodes are: 'The Awakening', 'Moving Targets', 'Mercury Rising', 'Dark Days Night', 'Dreamland', 'Inhuman Nature', 'Ancient Future', 'Hostile Convergence', 'We Shall Overcome', 'The Last Wave', 'The Enemy Within', 'The Warren Omission', 'White Rabbit', 'Shades of Gray', 'Burn, Baby, Burn', 'Both Sides Now', 'To Prey in Darkness', 'Strangers in the Night' and 'Bloodlines'.