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First Person (2000 TV series)

First Person is an American TV series produced and directed by Errol Morris. The show engaged a varied group of individuals from civil advocates to criminals, and ran for two seasons, in 2000–2001.

Episodes
Season 1 • "Stairway to Heaven" — Temple Grandin, autistic college professor and expert on humane cattle slaughter techniques • "The Killer Inside Me" — Sondra London, American true crime author. • "I Dismember Mama" — Saul Kent, promoter of cryogenic immortality • "The Stalker" — Bill Kinsley, employer and victim of the disgruntled postal worker Thomas McIlvane • "The Parrot" — Jane Gill, victim of a murder with a possible avian eyewitness • "Eyeball to Eyeball" — Clyde Roper, authority on the giant squid • "Smiling in a Jar" — Gretchen Worden, director of the Mütter Museum of medical oddities in Philadelphia • "In the Kingdom of the Unabomber" — Gary Greenberg, Unabomber pen pal and would-be biographer • "Mr. Debt" — Andrew Capoccia, lawyer for credit-card debtors • "You're Soaking In It" — Joan Dougherty, crime scene cleaner • "The Little Gray Man" — Antonio Mendez, retired CIA operative and master of disguise Season 2 • "Harvesting Me" — Josh Harris, internet entrepreneur and television addict also featured in the documentary We Live in Public • "The Smartest Man in the World" — Chris Langan, bar bouncer with the alleged world's highest IQ • "The Only Truth" — Murray Richman, lawyer to New York mobsters • "One in a Million Trillion" — Rick Rosner, professional high school student and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? contestant • "Mr. Personality" — Dr. Michael Stone, forensic psychologist and homicide aficionado, host of Most Evil • "Leaving the Earth" — Denny Fitch, DC-10 pilot and one of the heroes onboard United Airlines Flight 232 ==References==
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