Cold War - S01E08: Sputnik (1949–1961)
The Soviet Union launches its first satellite into orbit while the United States' own space program lags behind.
Cast: Kenneth Branagh
All Episodes - Season 1
01Comrades (1917-1945)Sep 19, 199802Iron Curtain (1945–1947)Sep 26, 199803Marshall Plan (1947–1952)Oct 03, 199804Berlin (1948–1949)Oct 10, 199805Korea (1949–1953)Oct 17, 199806Reds (1948–1953)Oct 31, 199807After Stalin (1953–1956)Nov 07, 199808Sputnik (1949–1961)Nov 14, 199809The Wall (1958–1963)Nov 21, 199810Cuba (1959–1962)Nov 28, 199811Vietnam (1954–1968)Dec 12, 199812MAD (1960–1972)Dec 12, 199813Make Love Not War (The 60s)Feb 13, 199914Red Spring (The 60s)Feb 20, 199915China (1949–1972)Feb 27, 199916Detente (1969–1975)Mar 06, 199917Good Guys, Bad Guys (1967–1978)Mar 13, 199918Backyard (1954–1990)Mar 20, 199919Freeze (1977–1981)Mar 27, 199920Soldiers of God (1975–1988)Apr 11, 199921Spies (1944–1994)Apr 18, 199922Star Wars (1981–1988)Apr 25, 199923The Wall Comes Down (1989)May 02, 199924Conclusions (1989–1991)May 09, 1999
Cold War S01E08 Synopsis
Cold War "Sputnik (1949–1961)" is part of the 1337x catalog. Rated 3.5/10, this episode delivers quality storytelling. Originally aired on 1998-11-14, this episode is part of Season 1 of Cold War. Featuring performances from Kenneth Branagh among the cast. With a runtime of 46m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this War & Politics and Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. The Soviet Union launches its first satellite into orbit while the United States' own space program lags behind.
