The “Portrait of a Presidency” series is returning to The CW 8 on WISH-TV with a new installment focusing on Bill Clinton’s presidency. Following the success of the initial series on Ronald Reagan, this latest documentary, narrated by Emmy and Grammy-winning actor Blair Underwood, delves into Clinton’s years in the White House. Underwood explained that the documentary emphasizes the accomplishments and challenges of Clinton’s time in office, with a focus on domestic policies and significant international efforts, such as the Middle East peace initiatives and the Northern Ireland peace process.

Unlike a full biography, the series zeroes in on Clinton’s eight years as president, providing a glimpse into his work in Washington, D.C., and his influence abroad. Underwood emphasized that the documentary aims for a balanced and objective portrayal of the Clinton presidency. “There’s an effort to at least show balance in the stories we tell and how we tell the stories,” he shared. The film explores both Clinton’s achievements and his human vulnerabilities, presenting a nuanced view of his time in office.

Underwood highlighted that audiences would get to see Clinton in action, capturing moments from weekly radio addresses to his daily responsibilities. These glimpses offer an inside look at the work behind his administration. The documentary aims to present Clinton’s presidency as it unfolded, allowing viewers to see beyond the familiar soundbites.

“The Portrait of a Presidency: Bill Clinton” will air Sunday at 8 p.m. on The CW 8, with additional details available on LifestyleLive.tv.