Air Date
July 16, 1989
Episodes
41 episodes
The 2nd Republic
Season 1
Episodes
1. May 16th, 1961
July 16, 1989
2. The Peacekeeping Act Crisis and the Liberal Party
July 23, 1989
3. Birth of Power
July 30, 1989
4. Election Headquarters
August 6, 1989
5. Whistle-Blowing
August 13, 1989
6. Military Directive No. 217
August 20, 1989
7. The 1st Masan Incident
August 27, 1989
8. Kim Ju Yeol and His Mother
September 3, 1989
9. 4.18 University Student Uprising
September 10, 1989
10. That Day, 4.19
September 17, 1989
11. Military Rule and the US State Department Memorandum
September 24, 1989
12. Resign, Resign Now!
October 1, 1989
13. Lee Seung Man Resigns
October 8, 1989
14. Heo Jeong's Interim Government
October 15, 1989
15. Military Strife
October 22, 1989
16. Parliamentary Cabinet Crisis
October 29, 1989
17. Exclusive: Lee Seung Man in Exile
November 5, 1989
18. Birth of the Parliamentary Cabinet System
November 12, 1989
19. Reinvestigation of the Geochang Massacre
November 19, 1989
20. Operation Orders
November 26, 1989
21. Meeting of Military Commanding Officers
December 10, 1989
22. 7.29 General Election
December 17, 1989
23. Prime Minister Jang, Prime Minister Kim
December 24, 1989
24. Ratification of the Prime Minister
January 7, 1990
25. Meeting of 4 Police Commissioners on the Eve of the Commemoration
January 14, 1990
26. Establishment of the Jang Myeon Administration
January 21, 1990
27. Park Jeong Hee Enters Military Headquarters
January 28, 1990
28. 16-Man Mutiny
February 4, 1990
29. Trial for the April Revolution
February 11, 1990
30. Division and Cooperation
February 18, 1990
31. Park Jeong Hee's Dark Past
February 25, 1990
32. National Construction Plan
March 4, 1990
33. After April's Writings
March 11, 1990
34. January of That Year
March 18, 1990
35. Army Staff Chief Jang Do Young
March 25, 1990
36. Korea-America Economic Agreement
April 1, 1990
37. The Tungsten Export Incident
April 8, 1990
38. Crisis in April
April 15, 1990
39. May 16th
April 22, 1990
40. Was it Revolution, or a Coup D'Etat? (1)
April 29, 1990
41. Was it Revolution, or a Coup D'Etat? (2)
April 29, 1990
