BROADCAST DATE: January 1993, ABC.
DESCRIPTION: "PRIMETIME LIVE" a live weekly news-magazine coanchored by ABC's former White House reporter Sam Donaldson and Diane Sawyer. Broadcasted live from New York, most of the reports and interviews were done live. Since September 21, 1989, Donaldson relocated in Washington. The series featured short documentaries and investigations on current political and social issues. Lynda Carter is featured on a report about the BBCI scandal titled "Process Is The Punishment".

	Series Run: August 3, 1989-Present. Broadcast Network: ABC. Anchors: Sam Donaldson, Diane Sawyer. Correspondents: Chris Wallace, Judd Rose, Jay Chandler, Sylvia Chase, John Quinones, Nancy Collins, Renée Poussaint. Director: Roger Goodman. Executive Producer: Shelley Ross. Producers: Jennifer McGuire, Steve Brand. Editors: Bob David, Jim Sabat, Ray Lambiase. Associate Producer: Marc Prager. Fiel Producer: Mark Stanoch. Sound Mixer: David D'Ardenne, Daniel E. Hagan, Michael Keenan. Lightning Director: Greg Patterson.
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Report and interview both with Lynda Carter and Robert Altman talking about the BCCI scandal, Clark Clifford and the First American Bank and the whole process of the prosecution and how he got indulged, how hard it was and how it affected him financially, the media campaign, the rumors, the plea he made to protect her wife and children, Lynda’s strength and courage through the process and how they supported each other, how he was accused without any evidence, 400 hours of testimony, all the suffering, and when the jury said “not guilty”, his name was cleared and his reputation restored.

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			RUNNING TIME:	00:50:00 [60 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	This is LYNDA CARTER's first and only appearance on "PRIMETIME LIVE".
			VIDEO:	[1]  "PRIMETIME LIVE". Video clip.
			TRIVIA:	[•] The show which was originally called "PRIMETIME LIVE", was alter re-named as "PRIMETIME THURSDAY", then again in 2004 was known again as "PRIMETIME LIVE" but only for a year. Since July, 2005 it is known simply as "PRIMETIME".
				[•] Between 1994 and 1998 the show won 4 ASCAP Awards, One Peabody Award and two nominations for the Writers Guild of America.

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