Rob Klug
as Director
The TV series 48 Hours S19-S38, created by Judy Tygard and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on January 19, 1988 in the United States. The series spans 16 seasons with 463 episodes, featuring the voices of Erin Moriarty, Dan Rather, Tracy Smith, and Troy Roberts. It follows the story of One of television's most popular true-crime series, investigating shocking cases and compelling real-life dramas with journalistic integrity and cutting-edge style. This is a Documentary, Crime series and has received a rating of 7.5/10 from 2,210 viewers.
Rob Klug
as Director
Matthew DeVoe
as Director
Eric Shapiro
as Director
William M. Brady
as Director
James McGrath
as Director
T.J. Asprea
as Director
Jack Kelly
as Director
Nora Gerard
as Director
Amanda Pike
as Director
Steve Besner
as Director
Peter Doyle
as Director
Susan Spencer
as Director
Star Telegram
as Director
Gabriel Knight
as Director
Chip Colley
as Director
Bill Brady
as Director
Erin Moriarty
as Self - Correspondent
Erin Moriarty
as Correspondent
Erin Moriarty
as Self - CBS 48 Hours Correspondent
Dan Rather
as Self - Host
Dan Rather
as Self
Dan Rather
as Host
Tracy Smith
as Correspondent
Tracy Smith
as Self - CBS News Correspondent
Tracy Smith
as Self - Correspondent
Troy Roberts
as Self - Correspondent
Troy Roberts
as Correspondent
Troy Roberts
as Self
Susan Spencer
as Self - CBS News Correspondent
Susan Spencer
as Self - Correspondent (1993-present)
Susan Spencer
as Correspondent
Bernard Goldberg
as Self - Correspondent
Bernard Goldberg
as Self
Lesley Stahl
as Self
Lesley Stahl
as Self - Correspondent
Lesley Stahl
as Self - Host
Kelly Siegler
as Self
Kelly Siegler
as Self - Former Prosecutor
Kelly Siegler
as Self - Prosecutor
Peter Van Sant
as Self - Correspondent
Peter Van Sant
as Self - 48 Hours Correspondent
Maureen Maher
as Self - Host
Richard Schlesinger
as Self - Correspondent
Bill Lagattuta
as Self - Correspondent
Jim Axelrod
as Correspondent
Peter Van Zant
as Correspondent
David Dow
as Self - Correspondent
Peter Van Sant
as Correspondent
Maureen Maher
as Self - Correspondent
Maureen Maher
as Correspondent
Richard Schlesinger
as Correspondent
Richard Schlesinger
as Self
Harold Dow
as Self - Correspondent
Harold Dow
as Self - Correspondant
Harold Dow
as Self - Correspondent (segment "Changing Tempo")
Bill Lagattuta
as Self
Bill Lagattuta
as Correspondent
Jim Axelrod
as Self - Correspondent
Jim Axelrod
as Self - CBS News Chief Investigative Correspondent
Peter Van Zant
as Self - Host
Peter Van Zant
as Self - Correspondent
Victoria Corderi
as Self - Correspondent
Victoria Corderi
as Self - Correspondent (segment "Psychic Detective")
CeCe Moore
as Self - Investigative Genetic Genealogist
CeCe Moore
as Self - Genetic Genealogy Expert
David Dow
as Self - Lottery Lesson, When You Wish Segments
Judy Tygard
as Writer
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