True West

By Sam Shepard.

Screenwriter Austin's work on a film script is disrupted by the arrival of his elder brother Lee.

The differences between successful, creative professional Austin and brutish, desert-living Lee could not be more marked.

Or could they?

Lee....David SoulAustin....Richard Laing

Saul....Kenneth Jay

Mom....Liza Ross

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Repeated	Description
199B	01	Return Of The Native	19990508		Two talks by Timothy Egan, Seattle correspondent of the New York Times. 1: `Return of the Native'. Why so many Americans, as white as apple cores, want to call themselves American Indians. And why the real native Americans are unimpressed.
199B	02	Cars On Steroids	19990515		Two talks by Timothy Egan, Seattle correspondent of the New York Times. 2: `Cars on Steroids'.
200B	01	Return Of The Native	20000521	20000603	Two talks by Timothy Egan, Seattle correspondent of the New York Times. 1: `Return of the Native'. Why so many white Americans want to call themselves American Indians. And why the real Native Americans are unimpressed.
200B	02	Cars On Steroids	20000528	20000610	Two talks by Timothy Egan, Seattle correspondent of the New York Times. 2: `Cars on Steroids'. Egan wonders why so many Americans need a car which is bigger than an Amsterdam hotel room.
DO3			20061119	20080608
X	01	Return Of The Native		20000528	Two talks by Timothy Egan, Seattle correspondent of the New York Times. 1: `Return of the Native'. Why so many Americans, as white as apple cores, want to call themselves American Indians. And why the real native Americans are unimpressed.
X	02	Cars On Steroids		20000604	Two talks by Timothy Egan, Seattle correspondent of the New York Times. 2: `Cars on Steroids'. Egan wonders why so many Americans need a car which is bigger than an Amsterdam hotel room.