- On Cukor, a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and Turner Entertainment Co. ; Educational Broadcasting Corporation ; directed, produced and written by Robert Trachtenberg
- The artists, / Thirteen/WNET, Disc 6
- The American Dance Festival's dancing in the light, six dances by African-American choreographers, Executive producer, Charles L. Reinhart ; producer, Jodee Nimerichter ; director and writer, Madison Davis Lacy ; a production of the American Dance Festival in association with Thirteen/WNET New York
- Wolves, a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and National Geographic Television
- On the road to reform, school change that works, produced by Mary Drayne, Sandra Sheppard ; directed by Bob Morris ; a production of Thirteen/WNET in association with New York State Education Dept
- New York, a documentary film, a Steeplechase Films production in association with WGBH Boston, Thirteen/WNET New York, New York Historical Society ; producers, Lisa Ades, Ric Burns ; director, Ric Burns, Episode 4
- Bill Moyers on the Hudson, America's first river, producers/directors, Monica Lange, Tom Spain (pt. 1), Tom Casciato, Kathleen Hughes (pt. 2) ; written by Tom Spain (pt. 1), Tom Casciato, Kathleen Hughes, Bill Moyers (pt. 2)
- Paul Robeson, here I stand, a co-production of Thirteen/WNET and Menair Media International ; directed by St. Clair Bourne ; produced by Chiz Schultz
- Nature, produced for PBS by Thirteen/WNET New York
- The secret life of the brain, a co-production of David Grubin Productions, Inc. and Thirteen/WNET New York ; written, produced & directed by David Grubin
- Simon Schama's, Power of art, a BBC/Thirteen WNET New York co-production ; directors, Clare Beavan [and others] ; written and presented by Simon Schama ; series producer, Clare Beavan
- Christmas in Yellowstone, winter in America's National Park, a production of Thirteen/WNET New York ; produced by Janet Hess and Shane Moore ; written by Janet Hess
- Stephen Hawking's universe, black holes and beyond: an answer to everything, Thirteen WNET, Uden Associates, David Filkin Enterprises co-production in association with BBC-TV ; series producer, David Filkin ; series director, Philip Martin, 3
- School to work, getting down to business, produced by Bob Morris ; a production of Thirteen/WNET in association with New York State Education Dept
- African American lives 2, a film by Kunhardt Productions, Inkwell Films and Thirteen/WNET New York ; senior producer, Graham Judd ; writer, Henry Louis Gates, Jr
- Braving Iraq, a production of Aqua Vita Films, Thirteen and the BBC in association with WNET.org ; produced and directed by David Johnson
- Clash, encounters of bears and wolves, a production of Thirteen/WNET New York
- Nutcracker, [composer], Tchaikovsky ; choreographer, Helgi Tomasson ; a co-production of San Francisco Ballet and KQED Public Television in association with Thirteen/WNET New York ; film director, Matthew Diamond ; producer, Judy Flannery
- Mozart, BBC/NVC ARTS/Thirteen WNET Co-productions ; James Runcie, producer and director
- Deep jungle, a co-production of Granada Wild and Thirteen/WNET New York in association with National Geographic Channel International and France 5 ; written and produced by Rupert Barrington
- New York, a documentary film, a Steeplechase Films production in association with WGBH Boston, Thirteen/WNET New York, New York Historical Society ; producers, Lisa Ades, Ric Burns ; director, Ric Burns, Episode six
- Nature, an unnatural history, produced by Argo Films and Thirteen/WNET New York
- A walk up Broadway with David Hartman and historian Brian Lewis, Thirteen/WNET
- The hollow crown, a Neal Street co-production with NBC Universal and WNET Thirteen for BBC ; directed by Rupert Goold ; produced by Rupert Ryle-Hodges ; adapted by Rupert Goold and Ben Power
- Mozart's The magic flute, a Metropolitan Opera production in association with PBS/Thirteen WNET New York ; directed by Gary Halvorson ; producers, Louisa Briccetti, Victoria Warivonchik ; production directed by Julie Taymor
- Tall blondes, a production of Pangolin Worldwide, Inc. and Thirteen/WNET New York
- Legends of Broadway, portraits of creativity, WNET Thirteen ; PBS; Leonard Bernstein: reaching for the note, written, directed by Susan Lacy, produced by Susan Lacy, Margaret Smilow; Richard Rodgers: the sweetest sounds, produced and directed by Roger Sherman, written by Laurence Maslon; Yours for a song: the women of Tin Pan Alley, produced and directed by Terry Benes
- The Rimers of Eldritch, a production of WNET/13 New York ; produced by Matthew N. Herman ; directed by Davey Marlin-Jones
- Franny's feet, Allumination FilmWork, LLC. ; a Decode Production in association with Thirteen and WNET.org
- The war of the world, a new history of the 20th century, a production of Blakeway Productions, a Ten Alps Company, for Channel 4 and PBS in association with Thirteen/WNET New York ; written by Niall Ferguson ; directed by Adrian Pennink and Simon Chu
- Fosse, a production of Thirteen/WNET New York in association with Warner Vision International, Trio Network, Image Entertainment, Inc. ; produced by Judy Kinberg ; directed by Mathew Diamond
- New York, a Steeplechase Films production in association with WGBH Boston, Thirteen/WNET New York, and the New-York Historical Society ; produced by Steve Rivo and Ric Burns ; written by Ric Burns and James Sanders ; directed by Ric Burns, Episode seven
- New York, a documentary film, a Steeplechase Films production for American Experience in association with WGBH Boston, Thirteen/WNET and the New-York Historical Society ; directed by Ric Burns ; produced by Marilyn Ness and Ric Burns ; written by Ric Burns & James Sanders, Episode 8
- Escape from Auschwitz, secrets of the dead
- Regency house party, Wall to Wall Television Ltd. in association with Thirteen/WNET New York
- A life apart, Hasidism in America, produced and directed by Menachem Daum and Oren Rudavsky ; written by Menachem Daum, Robert Seidman ; WNET
- The ceremony of innocence, a production of National Educational Television ; WNET ; produced by Bob Markell ; directed by Arthur A. Seidelman and Ken Rockefeller
- The wisdom of faith, with Huston Smith, a production of Public Affairs Television, Inc. ; a presentation of WNET New York ; produced and directed by Pamela Mason Wagner ; executive producers, Judith Davidson Moyers, Judy Doctoroff O'Neill
- Jungle eagle, a production of THIRTEEN and Abu Dhabi Wildlife Films in association with BBC and WNET New York Public Media ; produced by Fergus Beeley and Adrian Seymour
- Chimpanzees, produced for PBS by Thirteen/WNET New York ; executive producer, Fred Kaufman, Program 1, Program 2
- Nature, a co-production of Thirteen/WNET New York for PBS
- Secrets of the dead, a Quickfire Media production for Thirteen in association with Five, Channel 4 International, and WNET.org ; producer/director, David Johnson
- Lou Reed, a production of Thirteen/WNET ; produced and directed by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders. Editor, Jed Parker ; director of photography, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
- Alice in Wonderland, written by Lewis Carroll ; directed by Kirk Browning ; produced by Ann Blumenthal ; based on the production by Eva Le Gallienne
- Louder than words, directed, produced & written by Geoff Haines-Stiles. Love's labors / directed, produced & written by Eugene Marner ; [both] a co-production of Thirteen/WNET & The Childhood Project, Inc., in association with Channel 4 Television/London & Antelope Films, Ltd
- Antarctica, produced for PBS by Thirteen/WNET New York
- In fashion, Actors Theatre of Louisville ; a production of WNET/13 ; produced by Matthew N. Herman ; directed by Jon Jory and Bob Schwarz
- Do you speak American?, producer & director, William Cran ; writers, William Cran & Robert MacNeil ; producer, Christopher Buchanan ; a MacNeil/Lehrer & Paladin InVision Production with Thirteen/WNET New York in association with KLRU Austin, Texas
- Michelangelo revealed, a DocLab and Compagnie des Taxi Borusse [sic] production for Thirteen in association with WNET.org ; directed by Fabrizio Ruggirello ; written by Vania Del Borgo ; produced by Marco Visalberghi and Maurice Ribière
- The Supreme Court, a HiddenHill production for Thirteen/WNET New York ; producer, Julia Elliott ; writer, Mark Zwonitzer ; director, Thomas Lennon, Vol. 2