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Cable programmer A&E Networks on Tuesday unveiled slates of documentary specials and non-fiction series for it?s A&E Network and The History Channel. Their upfront celebration was booked for later in the day in New York.
As part of a programming deal with Cosmos Studios?producer of the late Carl Sagan?s Cosmos series? A&E, the arts and leisure network, will co-produce four documentary specials, including The Lost Dinosaurs of Egypt, scheduled for the fourth quarter.
Other documentary specials, with undetermined time slots in the 2001-02 season, include Heroes of Iwo Jima, The Dark Side of Boxing, Under The Big Top, Gorillas, Married in America, and Barrymore on the Barrymores, hosted by Drew Barrymore.
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