Season 2 Episode
- Season 2 The Korean War 029 - The Third Battle of Seoul - January 7, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 030 - Revived North Korean Army Strikes Wonju - January 14, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 031 - Operation Wolfhound - January 21, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 032 - Thunderbolt! US Troops Go On the Offensive - January 28, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 033 - A Deadly Game: China & US Both Attack! - February 4, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 034 - Four Chinese Armies Target Wonju - February 11, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 035 - The Battle of Chipyong-ni - February 18, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 036 - MacArthur Gets Dumber Every Week - February 25, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 037 - Matt the Ripper! - March 4, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 038 - The US President is Angry! - March 11, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 039 - Kim Gets ROKrolled - March 18, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 040 - MacArthur Sandbags Truman - March 25, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 041 - One Order Away from WWIII - April 1, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 042 - Seize Hwacheon Reservoir? A Dam Good idea - April 8, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 043 - Truman Dismisses MacArthur! - April 15, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 044 - Mac's Lies Boil Truman's Blood - April 22, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 045 - The Chinese Spring Offensive Begins! - April 29, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 046 - The MacArthur Senate Hearings Begin - May 6, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 047 - MacArthur's Big Lie Exposed - May 13, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 048 - Cut Off. Outnumbered. Doomed - May 20, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 049 - Race to Trap 70,000 Soldiers - May 27, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 050 - Trapped in the Triangle: Korea's Killing Zone - June 3, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 051 - China: Acheson's Cold Calculus - June 10, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 052 - MacArthur Fades, Ceasefire Hopes Rise - June 17, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 053 - Moscow Says 'End the War!' - June 24, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 054 - The War is One Year Old - July 1, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 055 - Ceasefire Talks Planned – But the War Isn’t Paused - July 8, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 056 - Ceasefire Talks Start – With Threats, Tricks, and Delays - July 15, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 057 - Behind the Talks - A New Battle Is Brewing - July 22, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 058 - The Empire Strikes Back - July 29, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 059 - Who’s Really Running the Korean War? - August 5, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 060 - Neutral Zone Violations and the 38th Parallel Standoff - August 12, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 061 - The South Koreans Strike as Ceasefire Talks Stall - August 19, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 062 - Chinese Break Off Peace Talks! But Whose Fault Is It? - August 26, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 063 - The Battle of Bloody Ridge - September 2, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 064 - Inexperienced UN Recruits Face Disaster - September 9, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 065 - Another Bloody Ridge Begins? - September 16, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 066 - The Hell of Heartbreak Ridge - September 23, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 067 - Ridgway Defies Truman? - September 30, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 068 - - October 7, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 069 - - October 14, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 070 - - October 21, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 071 - - October 28, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 072 - - November 4, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 073 - - November 11, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 074 - - November 18, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 075 - - November 25, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 076- - December 2, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 077 - - December 9, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 078 - - December 16, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 079 - - December 23, 1951
- Season 2 The Korean War 080 - - December 30, 1951
The Korean War by Indy Neidell - Season 2 Episode 26 The Korean War 054 - The War is One Year Old - July 1, 1951
0.00 48 minutes Over a year has passed since North Korean forces crossed the 38th Parallel and invaded South Korea, and while the war has seen the advantage switch hands time and again, one thing it has not seen is any sort of cease fire or peace negotiations. However, that might change soon, as this week both the Chinese and the Americans indicate their willingness to sit down and talk. South Korean President Syngman Rhee, however, is against any cease fire talks that do not set out to meet a big variety of his demands, demands which which the other warring parties do not see as being in their own best interests.
