Michelle Rhee may have left D.C. over two years ago, but her legacy is still being felt here.

Must-See-TV tonight, readers, so set your Tivo’s for “A Company of Soldiers,” a “Frontline” documentary which premieres on WETA and MPT at 10 p.m. The documentary offers an intimate and often moving look into the lives of the U.S. Army’s 8th Cavalry Regiment stationed in Baghdad, during the month of November 2004. According to the NY Times’ Alessandra Stanley tonight’s documentary does not presage peace or quagmire in Iraq…Instead, a complicated war is broken down…

It seems that with the runup to the elections, there has been so much focus on how the Bush administration has handled the past four years. Adding to the intense focus is PBS’s highly acclaimed documentary series Frontline, which presents an in-depth look at the state of the American military establishment tonight at 9 p.m. on WETA. In collaboration with The Washington Post, the documentary, titled “Rumsfeld’s War,” promises to showcase a battle for control…

Two noteworthy specials will air on WETA PBS-23 tonight related to the 9/11 attack on New York City. First will be what DCist has heard is a very good NOVA documentary about the World Trade Center attack titled “Why the Towers Fell” at 8 p.m. Second, at 9 p.m., is the premier of a new Frontline documentary titled “Sacred Ground” about the planning surrounding the site’s reconstruction. Featured in the Frontline documentary is wrangling surrounding…