Let's credit Andrew Davies for consummate patience. He's the master adapter, an expert on turning British classics – especially ones by Jane Austen – into TV scripts...

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THE STORY OF THE RISE AND FALL OF A SENATOR – 'AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: MCCARTHY' By Mike Hughes

It was six decades ago, but in some ways, it seems like now. There was name-calling, finger-pointing, fact-checking, a televised congressional hearing. There was talk of State Department evil. This was the Sen. Joseph McCarthy era...

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