Sara Sidner  The fall of dictatorships in Egypt and Libya, an
uprising in Syria, and a devastating earthquake and tsunami in
Japan meant plenty of airtime for CNN's international
correspondents, such as Nic Robertson, Arwa Damon, Sara Sidner
and Ben Wedeman. You can see them and others in a rare
appearance without their helmets and flak jackets when CNN on
the Frontlines premieres December 23 at 8/7c on CNN and CNN
International. They reflect with Anderson Cooper about the
harrowing year they've spent in the world's hotspots. The Biz
caught up with Sidner, who became a breakout star for the
network as the world watched her dodge bullets — not always
successfully — while covering the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in
Libya.  TV Guide Magazine: The memorable quote in your coverage
from Tripoli was "Please sir don't shoot..." Sara Sidner: When a
guy has a huge gun I'm going to be polite.  TV Guide Magazine:
We see these celebrations all the time. But it's really
harrowing when people are shooting into the air.   Sidner