41.   The documentary is a reminder that the one exception was Giuliani.

42.   The documentary is accessible enough for anyone, and detailed enough to satisfy the most rabid fan.

43.   The documentary is particularly sharp at catching the perilous times, the high emotions, the craziness in the air.

44.   The documentary is the work of Stacy Abramson and Dave Isay of Sound Portraits, a nonprofit, independent radio production outfit in New York.

45.   The documentaries are rough-hewn but include telling details.

46.   The documentary is best at capturing their heartfelt confusion, sometimes addressed to the camera, sometimes caught in conversations with their friends.

47.   The documentary is set to the evocative music of jazz musician Keith Jarrett, who was also sidelined by the illness for four years.

48.   The documentary was for a Japanese television network.

49.   The impression you get is that the documentary was more important than the movie that might get made.

50.   The Ken Burns documentary is rich enough in history to include a footnote on baseball and lust.