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Airs Saturday, June 6, 2009 at 9:30 p.m. on KPBS TV

Not long ago, figure skating was beset by spats among skaters and alleged corruption among judges. A new scoring system was meant to solve those problems. But instead, the complex ratings bewilder fans — and may be taking the soul out of the sport.

Airs Saturday, May 15, 2010 at 3 p.m. on KPBS TV

Former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra was in exile, mostly in Britain, for the past 17 months after being deposed by the Thai military. He received two very different welcomes upon his return — one from adoring supporters, the other from Thai officials who have charged him with corruption and conflict-of-interest.

This week, Comic-Con International, the largest comics and pop culture convention in the world, begins at the San Diego Convention Center. Back in the early 70s, Comic-Con was a much more focused and intimate affair, started by San Diegans who love comic books and science fiction. We'll talk with three of the original founders of Comic-Con.

Directorial Debut of Writer From The Wrestler

Another Teen Critic Disappointed by Movie of Sendak's Book

The GOP has long said that many of the ills of the nation's health care system can be remedied with a cap on medical malpractice suits. Democrats say limits on pain and suffering awards are not the answer. Could a compromise save the president's health care initiative?

The face of homelessness has changed over the past decades. A population that was once mainly single adult males started to include more women, and now includes many families with children.