2. Home in Pasadena

This episode examines the economic relations between England and the United States during the 1920s and discusses how free trade and mass production techniques after World War I changed British and U.S. manufacturing and created economic rivalry between the two countries.

3. Here Come the British, Bang! Bang!

This episode about the 1930s discusses how America is reluctant to enter World War II on Britain's side. Charles Lindbergh encourages U.S. neutrality in the war but Roosevelt decides to aid Britain.

4. Trust Me to the Bitter End

America and Britain ally in World War II to defeat Nazi Germany. Clear U.S. dominance develops with the creation of the atom bomb.

5. If You Don't Like Our Peaches, Quit Shaking Our Tree

In a reversal of roles, Britain becomes isolationist and the United States a superpower. Britain's dependence on the US becomes clear after the Suez crisis.

6. Under the Eagle's Wing

Britain cooperates with the United States during the Cuban Missile Crisis but avoids involvement in Vietnam.

7. Turning Up the Volume

During the 1980s, the United States and Britain form an alliance against the Soviet Union.