Insight - Season 11
Season 11
Episodes
The Whole Damn Human Race and One More
A dedicated humanitarian loves the whole world but neglects his own daughter.
Chipper
A man drops by to visit his old buddy who owns a restaurant but is met by a stranger who leads him into another life.
Three Cornered Flag
The family of a soldier killed in Vietnam reviews their impact on the boy's decision to go to war.
Look Back to the Garden
A young couple having an affair are confronted with the effects of sexual license and the significance of the sexual commitment.
Prince of Apple Towns
A pair of thespians recall the good ole days.
A Small Statistic
The complacent happiness of a young couple is shattered when their first child dies at birth.
Trial by Fire
The conscience of an American combat pilot will not allow him to obey the commands of his superior officers.
The Bird on the Mast
A young executive who has tried unsuccessfully to escape his trapped and unhappy life through hallucinatory drugs and suicide finally finds the inner freedom he was seeking in meditation.
A Man Called Don
TBA
The Wrinkle Squad
Three old men run afoul of state bureaucracy when they open a child-care center as a way of halting the feeling of uselessness that accompanies old age.
The Late Great God
A teenage girl looking for meaning in life is drawn into a wild beach party where God is impeached.
Friends
For twenty years Betty Hertzig has lovingly cared for mentally retarded Mr. Eddy. Stricken with a heart attack, she must now find someone else to care for him.
And Who Has Ever Seen Xanadu?
A millionaire prevents his children from going out to know the world.
Mr. Johnson's Had the Course
Love and hate collide when a failing college student seeks a passing grade at gunpoint.
Why Sparrows Fall
A dying actress comes to terms with this fact.
A Thousand Red Flowers
A failing college sophomore kills himself. Afterwards, there is an imaginary trial to ask "Why?" A surrealistic drama.
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way
A couple miss connections at an airport because she is going in the wrong direction and he is going in no direction at all.
Dry Commitment
An American journalist in India learns that relief supplies are being kept from the starving masses by corrupt politicians. A contemporary version of the parable of the good samaritan.
The Death of Simon Jackson
A militant black poet finds himself caught between the proponents of violence and the Uncle Toms.
All the Little Plumes in Pain
A young lawyer enters a hippie shop in search of a client's runaway teenage daughter.
The King of The Penny
A ghetto priest and nun spur the founding of a black cultural center.
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