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The original version, the short version, was broadcast on PBS in 2008, and ran ninety minutes in one episode. The later version, the long version, was broadcast on PBS in 2012, and ran two hundred twenty-eight minutes in (four) fifty-seven minute episodes.
The four parts of the longer version were: "You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet (1923-1935)"; "Good War, Uneasy Peace (1935-1950)"; "Age of Anxiety: 1950-1969"; and "Starting Over: 1970-1990."
There is now a fifth part, "A Living Tradition: 1988-2008"
"Self - Author of 'Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend': Jack Warner wrote that Rin Tin Tin was the best leading man that Warner Bros. ever had. He never had a bad day, He never made a bad movie. He never made unreasonable demands. His family life was above reproach. Remember, these were silent films. Dogs were on the same level as human actors, all of them were mute. So you could have a story in which the dog was as capable of communicating as the people were."
"Terry Semel: We had the freedom to trust our instincts."
