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Primetime on MSNBC: Friday, November 19, 2004
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THE ABRAMS REPORT (6PM ET/3PM PT) <http://www.abramsreport.msnbc.com>
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Vioxx Scandal:
When did the FDA know the arthritis painkiller had potential to be a killer
drug?
Don't miss Dan's Special Report.
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HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS (7PM ET/4PM PT) <http://www.hardball.msnbc.com>
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"The Passion of The Right"-Hardball/Newsweek Special Report:
Chris Matthews takes the social pulse of America, showing you how cultural
conservatives
are making their voice heard-loud and clear.
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COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN (8PM ET/5PM PT) <http://countdown.msnbc.com>
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Commercial Break:
Do you like skipping through commercials with your TIVO? There's a bill on
Capitol Hill
that could make it illegal! The story, tonight on Countdown.
You're Fired:
Former "Apprentice" cast members, Nick Warnock and Amy Henry on the latest
firings from
last night's episode.
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SCARBOROUGH COUNTRY (10PM ET/7PM PT) <http://joe.msnbc.com>
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Get The Real Deal:
The ACLU threatens to take an abstinence program to court for quoting "The
Bible". So why
do the "PC Police" have such a big problem with what Joe calls "solid American
values"?
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Weekend Premieres on MSNBC
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Sunday, November 21
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6p-7p MSNBC Adventurer: Sea Bears/Night of the Jackal(P)
Sea Bears: Adventurer chronicles an incredible year in the life of two true
survivors, a
mother fur seal and her pup. Night of the Jackal: Adventurer journeys to the
center of a controversy that pits rural farmers against the cunning predatory
abilities of the jackal. Following the wily jackal, Adventurer examines a
complicated dispute between human interests
and the wild inhabitants of our natural world.
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7p-8p MSNBC Adventurer: Survive the Sahara(P)
By way of a powered paraglider, photographer George Steinmetz soars over the
magical, yet forbidding, land of the Sahara. Though many dangers are
anticipated - harsh desert winds,
faulty machinery, and mine fields - the expedition is a success, and captured
are
photographic delights that reward courage and perseverance
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8p-9p MSNBC Adventurer: Painted Dogs of the Okavango (P)
Of the large predators of Africa, few have been as maligned or misunderstood as
the wild
dog. The wolf and dingo may have earned their reputations as wanton, vicious
killers, but
the Painted Dogs of the Okavango may be the least understood animal on the
continent. State
-of-the-art 35mm filmmaking celebrates what could well be the last haven for
the African
wild dog. Join Adventurer for a closer look at these extraordinary creatures
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9p-10p MSNBC Reports: Dartmouth Murders(P)
Half and Suzanne Zantop didn't have an enemy in the world. They were two
professors who
loved their work, their students, and each other. Then, two years ago, they
were killed in
a crime so vicious, police thought it must be personal. But this
headline-making case
uncovered something very different and unexpected. Tonight, with new details
and exclusive
tapes, we learn much more about the minds and motives of the killers.
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