Human Rights in Idaho - Idaho Public Television

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MAy 2011
Membership Magazine for the Friends of IdahoPTV
Volume 17, Issue 05
Human Rights in Idaho
See page 3 for details
NATURE: SALMON & BEARS
details page 4
IdahoPTV’s Primetime
All-Channel Schedule
See pages 6-15
Weekends: Overnight
and Daytime Schedule
See page 16
Idaho Channel
Primetime Listings
See page 17
D4K SNAKES ON DISPLAY
details page 5
Masterpiece Classic
details page 15
INDEPENDENT LENS
& DIALOGUE
details page 18 & 19
Memorial Day/Summer
kick-off Music Specials
details page 28
Snakes on Display in May
Airs Tuesday, May 17, at 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT
They are among the most feared and
misunderstood creatures on Earth. They live
all over the globe, but very few are poisonous.
Snakes play an important role in the
ecosystem, yet many people fear them. Learn
about Snakes: which ones are safe; which ones
are dangerous; and what makes them unique.
D4K host Joan Cartan-Hansen and her
guest scientists Frank Lundburg, president
of Reptile Conservation Resources Inc., and
reptile expert Scott Smith answer questions.
Live snakes will be part of the program.
Students can watch the show over the air or
on the D4K Web site. They can send questions
through email to [email protected], fax them
in before the show to (208) 373-7245, or call
in live during the program to (800) 973-9800.
Shortly after the show, students can view a
Web-only video with Lundburg, an adjunct
instructor in the Boise State University biology
department, and Smith answering questions
that were not part of the on-air broadcast.
The D4K Web site (idahoptv.org/D4K)
provides educational materials throughout the
Overnight Educational
Enrichment Schedule
IDAHO SUB-CHANNEL 1
MONDAY A.M.
TUESDAY A.M.
season. Students can access more information
and facts about each topic, links, reading lists,
a glossary, podcasts of programs, video shorts,
full episodes and special D4K Web-exclusive
programming.
Sponsor: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
Beginning at 1:00 a.m./12:00 midnight MT/PT, Mondays through Fridays,
IdahoPTV airs educational programs for K-12 and adult learning on
IDAHO Sub-Channel 1. Check idahoptv.org/learn for extended copyright
and program descriptions. Set your video recorder the night before.
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THURSDAY A.M.
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24
Nature
5/31 TBA
5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25
5/5, 5/12, 5/19
American Experience
NOVA scienceNOW
5/26 Your Kids Are Drinking
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31
Scientific American Frontiers
5/4 EcoSense for Living: Children and Nature (2:30/1:30)
5/11 Fathers and Daughters: Journeys of the Heart (2:30/1:30)
FRIDAY A.M.
1:00/12:00
5/2, 5/9, 5/16
Saving the Bay
5/23 Secrets of the Dead
5/30 Color of Conscience
2:00/1:00
5/2
5/9
5/16
5/23
5/30
3:00/2:00
5/2 D-Day: The Price of Freedom
5/9, 5/16, 5/23
College Track
5/30 Autism: We Thought You’d Never Ask (3:30/2:20)
5/3, 5/10, 5/17
Greenworks
5/24 10-J: The History of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
5/31 In Search of Shakespeare
5/4
5/11
5/18
5/25
4:00/3:00
5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30
Place of Our Own
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31
Place of Our Own
5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25
Place of Our Own
5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26
Place of Our Own
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27
Place of Our Own
4:30/3:30
5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30
Los Niños En Su Casa
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31
5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25
5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27
5:00/4:00
5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30
BBC World News
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31
BBC World News
5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25
BBC World News
5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26
BBC World News
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27
BBC World News
5:30/4:30
5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30
Destinos
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31
Connect with English
5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25
French in Action
5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26
Destinos
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27
Connect with English
6:00/5:00
5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30
Classical Stretch
5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31
Power Yoga: Mind & Body
5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25
Classical Stretch
5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26
Power Yoga: Mind & Body
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27
Functional Fitness
Last Ridge
Hidden Fire: The Great Butte Explosion
Louis Brandeis: The People’s Attorney
Secrets of the Dead
Whiz Kids
Most Honorable Son
Lessons From the Real World
Children of the Amazon
Beautiful Son
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27
Critical Issues in School Reform
5/6, 5/13, 5/20
Social Studies in Action: A
Methodology Workshop, K-5
5/27 Including Samuel
5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26
NOVA
5/5
5/12
5/19
5/26
Men Who Sailed the Liberty Ships
Out of the Shadow
In Our Own Voice
Teens and Mental Illness
Life in the Fast Lane (3:30/2:30)
5/6 The Economics Classroom: A Workshop for Grade 9-12 Teachers
5/13, 5/20, 5/27
Engaging With Literature: A Workshop for Teachers, Grades 3-5
Daytime and Children’s Ready to Learn Programs
Weekday times are Mountain Time/Pacific Time. Children’s shows are closed captioned for the hearing impaired and as a tool to build reading skills.
11:00/10:00 Sid the Science Kid
2:30/1:30
Martha Speaks
7:00/6:00Arthur
11:30/10:30WordWorld
3:00/2:00
The Electric Company
7:30/6:30
Martha Speaks
12:00/11:00Caillou
3:30/2:30WordGirl
8:00/7:00
Curious George
12:30/11:30 Barney & Friends
4:00/3:00
8:30/7:30
The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot
About That!
1:00/12:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That!
4:30/3:30Cyberchase
9:00/8:00
Super Why!
1:30/12:30Zoboomafoo
—/4:30
Arthur
9:30/8:30
Dinosaur Train
2:00/1:00
—/5:00
WordWorld
6:30/5:30
Clifford the Big Red Dog
10:00/9:00 Sesame Street
idahoptv.org
5/17
Between the Lions
D4K Snakes
5:00/4:00
Wild Kratts
Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
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5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
5:00p
Rick Steves’ Europe
“Florence: City of Art”
Prisoner of Her Past
Idaho Reports 2011
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
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5:00p
5:30p
MT — Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
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Antiques Roadshow
“Biloxi, Miss.-Hour One”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Roads to Memphis: American Experience (90 mins)
Ciao Italia
“Glorious Shrimp”
Caprial and John’s Kitchen
“Rediscovering Green Beans”
Changing Seas
“Super Grouper/Mission to Inner Space”
Changing Seas
“Corals of the Deep/Farming the Sea”
5:00p
6:00p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 6
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
World-4
Lest We Forget:
A Survivor’s Story
Independent Lens (90 mins)
“A Film Unfinished”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
Learn/Create-3 Growing a Greener World
“Seed Savers Exchange”
High-Def-2
Unseen Life on Earth
“Microbial Diversity”
Story of India
“The Meeting of Two Oceans”
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Biloxi, Miss.-Hour One”
PT— Priceless Antiques RS
PT —Rick Steves’ Europe
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Duke Ellington Plates/Scottsboro Boys Stamp/Civil War Bridge”
5:00p
7:30p
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Secrets of the Dead
“China’s Terracotta Warriors”
6:30/5:30p
7:30/6:30p
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Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class
“Chicken Ragout”
New Scandinavian Cooking
“Learning to Smoke”
“Italy’s Hidden Riviera”
Equitrekking
“Colorado”
6:00p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
7:00p
7:30p
8
MT — Priceless Antiques RS
PT — Outdoor Idaho “Flying”
7:00/6:00p
Thoroughbred (90 mins)
MT — Rick Steves’ Europe
PT — Dialogue “Women”
7:30/6:30p
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Antiques Roadshow
6:30/5:30p
Cooking Odyssey
“Paros”
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Richard Bangs’ Adventures With Purpose Assam,
“Chicken ‘Round the World” India: Quest for the One-Horned Rhinoceros
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Secrets of the Dead
“Escape From Auschwitz”
6:30p
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Frontline
“TBA”
7:00p
Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
8:
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Dialogue
Need to Know
“Women Who Light the Dark”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Flying Idaho”
8
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Ciao Italia
“Happy Birthday”
Travelscope
“Amsterdam & Dutch Sidetrips“ “Fredericksburg, Texas”
“Hand-picked Sweet Corn”
Story of India
“Freedom”
5:30p
Monday, 2
7:00p
Museum of Life
“The Power of Insects”
7:00/6:00p
NOVA
“Ghosts of Machu Picchu”
PBS NewsHour
P.
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Dabbawallas
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
PT — European Journal
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
PT — BBC Newsnight
6:30/5:30p
The Lawrence Welk Show
“California Show”
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“K’naan/Mos Def”
8:
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7:30/6:30p
8
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“Resources and Scarcity”
Economics U$A
“Markets and Prices”
Daisy Cooks! w/Daisy Martinez Lidia’s Italy
“Grandma’s Pork Chops”
“You Say Tomato, I Say Apple”
Knit & Crochet Today
“Stitching With Kids”
Simply Ming
“Wonton Wrapper/Parsley”
Roadtrip Nation
Roadtrip Nation
Outdoor Idaho
“Flying Idaho”
Roadtrip Nation
In the Footsteps of Marco Polo
(90 mins)
Learn/Create-3 Economics U$A
World-4
6:30p
6:00p
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
World-4
High-Def-2
P
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
“Microbial Ecosystems”
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Dialogue
NOVA
Growing a Greener World
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
Secrets of the Dead
“Lost in the Amazon”
Learn/Create-3 “T. Jefferson: True Gardener”
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Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Richard Bangs’ Adventures With Purpose Egypt:
“Mad About Apples
Quest for the Lord of the Nile
Stokes: An American Dream
7:00/6:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
P.
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7:30p
Lark Rise to Candleford
Cooking Odyssey
“Mykonos, Part Two”
World-4
“The Tree of Life”
7:00p
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Nature
“Salmon: Running the Gauntlet”
6:30/5:30p
Travelscope
“Thailand”
6:00/5:00p
Black in Latin America
“Brazil: A Racial Paradise?”
Learn/Create-3 “Waterwise Gardening”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
“Italy’s Siena and Assisi”
Equitrekking
“Georgia”
Wednesday, 4
5:30p
Learn/Create-3 “Say No to Exotic Invasive Plants” “Microbial Genetics”
Idaho-1
Saturday, 7
“Life’s Databases”
World-4
World-4
6
Greenworks
“Solar Decathlon”
Sunday, 1
“Polar Berries”
High-Def-2
8:
“Asparagus Soup & Lamb Leg”
Learn/Create-3 “Community Gardens”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Thursday, 5
Monday, 2
Tuesday, 3
Wednesday, 4
Thursday, 5
High-Def-2
7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Cycling Idaho”
“Living With Wolves”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Stalag 17 Portrait/Seadrome/Black Tom Shell”
“Trash is a Failure”
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin
PT — NOVA “Mt. St. Helens Back From the Dead”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
Learn/Create-3 Greenworks
World-4
6:00p
Friday, 6
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT—P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue “Taliban”
PT—Doc Martin
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
“Mt. St. Helens Back From the Dead”
We
Dialogue
“Women Who Light the Dark”
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Saturday, 7
Sunday. 1
Idaho-1
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Monday, 2
Sunday, 1
8:00p
arco Polo
Tuesday, 3
Thursday, 5
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
For Your Home
“Grand Entrances”
Katie Brown Workshop
“South of the Border”
Are You Being Served”
“Apartment”
Last Ridge
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
Dialogue
Washington Week
“Captured by the Taliban”
8:00p
8:30p
Globe Trekker
“Pirates, Galleons & Treasure”
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
8:00/7:00p
Roads to Memphis
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
Visa Dream
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Sh*t Happens”
Garden Smart
Around the World
This Old House
Hometime
“Auburndale Project, Pt. 4” “Cottage: Countertops” “A Colorful Exterior”
Ask This Old House
9:30/8:30p
Nightly Business Report Journal
8:30p
9:00p
Visa Dream
Landscapes Through Time Cook’s Country
Lidia’s Italy
“The Chemistry of Cakes” “Pasta by Any Name”
“St. Remy Province”
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
10:30p
11:00p
Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30p
MT—Charlie Rose
PT—Newsline
11:30/10:30p
Visa Dream
Keeping Up Appearances Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming
“Family Rug”
“Chinese Mustard”
Charlie Rose
Lidia’s Italy
“Sardinian Turnovers”
Changing Seas
“Corals of the Deep/Farming the Sea”
9:30p
10:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
11:00/10:00p
Independent Lens
Woodsmith Shop
Uncorked: Wine Made
“Weekend Workbench” Simple ”Central Coast”
Last of the Summer Wine Best of Joy of Painting
“Howard’s Bicycle Pump” “Seascape Fantasy”
Food Trip w/Todd English Julia & Jacques Cooking
”Old and New Delhi”
at Home ”Salad Days”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
Last Ridge
8:00p
8:30p
NOVA
9:00p
9:30p
Saving the Bay
“Miracle Workers (1906-1959)”
10:00p
Hustle
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Saving the Bay
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA
Garden Smart
For Your Home
“Don’t Forget the Yard”
Outnumbered
“Brazil: A Racial Paradise?”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
The Victory Garden
“Cool”
The Woodwright’s Shop
“A Crutch in Time”
Ask This Old House
“Under Tuscan Sun”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
10:30p
9:00p
MT —Dialogue
PT — Rick Steves” Europe
8:30/7:30p
Heart Strings: The Story
of the Kamaka Ukulele
Midsomer Murders
MI-5
“Death of a Stranger, Part 2”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
Thoroughbred (90 mins)
”Women Who Light Dark”
“Flying Idaho”
The Victory Garden
“Cool”
Uncorked: Wine Made
Woodsmith Shop
“Hancock Pedestal Table” “Router Table Techniques” Simple “France, Part 1”
8:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Olmsted and America’s Urban Parks
9:30p
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
This Old House
Hometime
“Auburndale Project, Pt. 4” “Cottage: Appliances”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Are You Being Served?
“Mrs. Slocombe”
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
11:00p
Charlie Rose
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered
“Howard’s Bicycle Pump”
10:30p
Best of Joy of Painting
“Autumn Fantasy”
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Heart Strings: The Story
of the Kamaka Ukulele
Food Trip w/Todd English Julie & Jacques Cooking
“Three Nights in Bangkok” at Home “Sandwiches”
NOVA
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
“Alejandro Escovedo/Trombone Shorty”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Ranger Harold”
MT— Charlie Rose
PT— Newsline
11:30/10:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Saving the Bay
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
Around the House
The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming
“Reuse, Restore, Recycle”
“Cigar Box Purses”
“Organic Ponzu”
11:30p
Globe Trekker
“Pirates, Galleons & Treasure”
8:30p
The Red Green Show
“The Women’s Circle”
11:00p
Lidia’s Italy
“Monet: Water Lily Garden“ “Southwestern Suppers” “Liguria Harvest Classics”
MT — Outdoor Idaho
PT—Priceless Antiques RS
8:00/7:00p
Thoroughbred
(continued)
P. Allen Smith’s Garden
Home “Craving Color“
9:30p
10:30p
8:00p
8:00p
Need to Know
Friday, 6
10:00p
Home “Kindred Spirits”
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 7
9:30p
New Tricks
Ladies of Letters
“Good Morning Lemmings”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Masterpiece Classic
Wild Photo Adventures Ebert Presents at
“South Riding, Part One”
“Spring Wildflowers”
the Movies
PBS NewsHour
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9:00p
Masterpiece Classic
“South Riding, Part One”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
8:00p
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8:30p
Nature
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Cycling Idaho”
“Captured by the Taliban”
PBS NewsHour
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Lidia’s Italy
“Potatoes With a Twist”
Story of India
“Freedom”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
The Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who
“The Vampires of Venice”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Live from the Artists Den
“Robert Plant and the Band of Joy”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Death of a Stranger, Part Two”
10:00/9:00p
Austin City Limits
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Daisy Cooks! w/D. Martinez Katie Brown Workshop
“Latin Seafood”
“Mother’s Day”
Simply Ming
Daisy Cooks!
“Hot Water Dough/Shallots” “Pasteless”
Ciao Italia
“Thanks Mom”
For Your Home
“Baby on the Way”
“Mom”
Avec Eric
“Traditions”
In the Footsteps of Marco Polo
(continued)
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“Prague & the Czech Republic”
Two Films by Tadashi Nakamura
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
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5:30p
PT— WordWorld
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5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
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PBS NewsHour
6:30p
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Antiques Roadshow
“Biloxi, Miss.-Hour Two”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Soundtrack for a Revolution: American Experience
(90 mins)
Ciao Italia
“Almond Cookies”
“Pumpkin Patch Dinner”
Glacier Park’s Night of the Grizzlies (90 mins)
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
World-4
POV (90 mins)
“Revolution ‘67”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Wednesday, 11
5:00p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 12
Learn/Create-3 Growing a Greener World
“Natural Pest Control”
Idaho-1
Friday, 13
Independent Lens (2 hours)
“Bhutto”
World-4
Saturday, 14
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World-4
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Museum of Life
“A Collection for the Future”
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NOVA
“Secrets of Stonehenge”
7:30/6:30p
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“South Ireland”
Equitrekking
“Spain”
PBS NewsHour
Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class New Scandinavian Cooking
“Spicy Crab Linguine & Salad” “To the Lighthouse”
“Microbes in Human Disease”
6:00p
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“Flying Idaho”
G
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“TBA”
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8
6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
6:30/5:30p
PT — Outdoor Idaho
7:00/6:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Sinking Atlantis”
MT —Rick Steves’ Europe
PT — Dialogue
7:30/6:30p
M
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“Tzia”
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Richard Bangs’ Adventures With Purpose
“Souffle Secrets”
Hong Kong: Quest for the Dragon
PBS NewsHour
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NOVA
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
8
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6:00/5:00p
Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Wilderness in 21st Century”
8
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Ciao Italia
“Escarole Rules!”
“Organic Root Vegetables”
“The Best of West Ireland“
Travelscope
“Cappadocia, Turkey”
Ecosense for Living
World-4
Dialogue
Moment in Time
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Biloxi, Miss.-Hour Two”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Space Exploration”
“U.S. Economic Growth”
World-4
7:30p
7:00/6:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
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7:00p
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
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6:00p
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Secrets of the Dead
“Deadliest Battle”
Learn/Create-3 “Victory Gardens”
High-Def-2
6:30p
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Nature
“Bears of the Last Frontier, City of Bears”
PBS NewsHour
McLaughlin Group
Learn/Create-3 “Creating a Garden Ecosystem” “Human Defenses”
5:00p
8
Learn/Create-3 “Green Roofs & Rooftop Gardens” “Microbial Interactions”
6:00p
Monday, 9
Fiji Firewalkers
Travelscope
“Gathering in Scotland”
Tuesday, 10
World-4
“Dublin and Mystical Sidetrips”
Wednesday, 11
“Microbial Control”
Equitrekking
“Wyoming”
Sunday, 8
“Highlights”
Greenworks
“Erie and Its Environment”
High-Def-2
8
“Roast Lamb & Bean Salad”
Learn/Create-3 “Organic Farm at Work”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Thursday, 12
Monday, 9
Tuesday, 10
High-Def-2
7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Flying Idaho”
“Diving Crater Lake”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Duke Ellington Plates/Scottsboro Boys Stamp/Civil War Bridge”
“Farming on the Edge”
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “The Portwenn Effect”
PT — NOVA “Ghosts of Machu Picchu”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
World-4
6:00p
Economics U$A
“Booms and Busts”
Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to Hollywood
(begins at 4:00/3:00p)
Secrets of the Dead
“Churchill’s Deadly Decision”
Friday, 13
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT—Doc Martin “The Portwenn Effect”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
We
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
6:30/5:30p
“Great Entertainers”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Austin City Limits
“John Legend and the Roots”
7:30p
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Endless Feast
“Vegetable Delight”
“Brooklyn, N.Y.”
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
“Boston, Mass.”
Outdoor Idaho
“Wilderness in the 21st Cent.”
Oh, Saigon
Dialogue
P.
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American Masters (90 mins)
“Hollywood Chinese”
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
“Longhouse”
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Sunday, 8
8:00p
8:30p
Monday, 9
Tuesday, 10
Wednesday, 11
Thursday, 12
11:30p
“Kids Day”
“Mrs. Slocombe”
Lidia’s Italy
“Origins of Modernism” “Breakfast Show Stoppers” “Praise the Shepherd”
Outdoor Idaho
“Flying Idaho”
Dialogue
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Ladies of Letters
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Wild Horses”
the Movies
Need to Know
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Tunisa & Libya”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
(90 mins)
8:00/7:00p
American Experience
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Flying Idaho”
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“The Portwenn Effect”
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
Around the House
“Stone Cottage: Screens” “Great Weekend Projects”
“Wall Mural”
“Spring Roll Wrappers”
9:30/8:30p
8:30p
“Mexico & Peru: The Black Grandma in the Closet”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Bhutto”
9:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
10:30p
11:00p
Playing for Change: Peace Through Music
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
American Masters
“Marvin Gaye: What’s Going On”
Charlie Rose
11:30p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“The Shores of Molise”
Globe Trekker
9:30p
10:00p
9:30/8:30p
“Bhutto”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
Independent Lens
“Bhutto”
11:30/10:30p
The Victory Garden
The Woodwright’s Shop Woodsmith Shop
Uncorked: Wine Made
“Hybrid 1: Gardening Tips” “Brian Boggs: Chairmaker” “Seven Master Techniques” Simple “France, Part 2”
Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Food Trip w/Todd English Julia & Jacques Cooking
“The Wormley Witches” “Winter Bliss”
”So. Africa: Cape Cuisine” at Home ”Vegetables”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
8:00p
8:30p
NOVA
9:00p
9:30p
Saving the Bay
“Bay in the Balance (1960-Present)”
10:00p
Hustle
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Saving the Bay
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA
Garden Smart
For Your Home
“Take a Tour”
Outnumbered
8:00p
Ask This Old House
8:30p
MT —Dialogue
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — R. Steves’ Europe
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
The This Old House Hour
8:00p
Need to Know
“Seaside”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Blue Herrings, Part One”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Wilderness in 21st Cent.”
The Victory Garden
Woodsmith Shop
“Hybrid 1: Gardening Tips” “Corner Cupboard, Pt. 1” “Table Saw Secrets”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 13
11:00p
For Your Home
“Working in Style”
Ask This Old House
PBS NewsHour
8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Flying Idaho”
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
Home “Conservation“
Hometime
“Cottage: Sod & Stone”
The Worse Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming
Around the House
“Adding Embellishments”
“Painted Frame”
“Hoisin Sauce & Dough”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“The Wormley Witches”
10:30p
10:30/9:30p
Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“The Sinkhole”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
Fiji Firewakers
10:30p
11:00p
“Amy’s Choice”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
“John Legend and the Roots”
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Squeeze”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Blue Herring, Part One”
Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Moment of Luxury
“American Classic”
“Atlantic City, N.J.”
Cooking With John Shields Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Passport to Adventure
Equitrekking
“Old Cape Cod”
“New York City”
“Philadelphia, Pa.”
“History in Connecticut” “Vermont”
Children of the Amazon
Forgotten Ellis Island
idahoptv.org
11:30/10:30p
EcoSense for Living:
Children and Nature
NOVA
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
American Masters
“Marvin Gaye: What’s Going On”
8:00p
“Hero”
11:30p
Best of the Joy of Painting Food Trip w/Todd English Julia & Jacques Cooking
“Mountain Rhapsody” “Southern Thailand”
at Home “Beef Stews”
9:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Sardinian Lobster Salad”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
This Old House
11:30p
Globe Trekker
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Under Our Skin: A Health Care Nightmare (90 mins)
10:00p
Austin City Limits
10:00/9:00p
MI-5
Soundtrack for a
Revolution: Am Exp.
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Saving the Bay
“Landscapes, France“
“Chicken Two Ways”
MI-5
Moment of Luxury
The Red Green Show
“Parisian Luxury at Home” “Ranger Harold”
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 14
10:30p
Home “Inspired Green”
8:00p
Home
10:00p
Reverence: Life in
New Tricks
the Ballet
“Fashion Victim”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“South Riding, Part Two”
PBS NewsHour
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9:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“South Riding, Part Two”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
Global Voices
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9:00p
Nature
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Flying Idaho”
Lidia’s Italy
“Intoxicating Antioxidant”
Moment in Time
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Cooking With John Shields
“Clambake”
Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to Hollywood
9
Week of May 15-21, 2011
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
5:00p
“Berlin: Resilient, Reunited”
Secrets of the Dead
“Deadliest Battle”
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
G
5:00p
5:30p
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
8:
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6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Biloxi, Miss.-Hour Three”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Freedom Riders: American Experience (2 hours)
“Fruit Harvest Dinner”
“Helping Other Countries”
Ciao Italia
“Polenta Party ”
World-4
Saving the Ocean
“Shark Reef”
Saving the Ocean
“The Sacred Island”
Bear Island
5:00p
5:30p
6:00p
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
NASA “Why” Files
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the Unknown Stink”
World-4
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
PB
7:00p
7:30p
8:
7:30/6:30p
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6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
Cooking Odyssey
“Athens”
“Puff Pastry”
Morocco: Quest for the Kasbah
Outdoor Idaho
“Wilderness in the 21st Century”
Th
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8:
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6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
6:30/5:30p
7:30/6:30p
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“Back in Paradise”
Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
“Munich & Foothills of the Alps” “Australia: Arnhemland”
World-4
The Doha Debates
Independent Lens
“Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the Barking Dogs”
High-Def-2
5:30p
Idaho-1
High-Def-2
7:00p
7:30p
8
6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Bioxi, Miss.-Hour Three”
6:30/5:30p
PT — Dialogue
7:30/6:30p
M
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8:
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“Case of the Electrical Mystery”
Cooking Odyssey
“Skiathos”
“Phyllo Fun”
New Zealand: Quest for Kaitiakitanga
Secrets of the Dead
NOVA
“Riddles of the Sphinx”
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
8:
N
6:00/5:00p
Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Boat Builders”
8:
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“Sicilian Meatballs”
“Goat Cheese Tasting”
Travelscope
“Switzerland’s Jungfrau Region” “Mozambique, Africa”
World-4
Storm That Swept Mexico (2 hours)
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Biloxi, Miss.-Hour Three”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Iowa Jima Map/Copperhead Cane/Theremin”
5:00p
“John Maynard Keynes
World-4
P
Frontline
“TBA”
PT — Outdoor Idaho
7:00/6:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“The Silver Pharaoh”
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the Challenging Flight”
High-Def-2
G
6:30p
Learn/Create-3 NASA “Why” Files
Call of the Wild
(begins at 4:00/3:00p)
5:30p
6:00p
Wednesday, 18
7:30p
PBS NewsHour
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 19
Wednesday, 18
Thursday, 19
G
Nature
“Bears of the Last Frontier, The Road North”
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“The World’s Biggest Bomb”
6:00p
8:
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World-4
Friday, 20
Travelscope
“South Africa: On Safari”
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7:00/6:00p
NOVA
5:00p
Saturday, 21
“Germany’s Romantic Rhine”
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High-Def-2
5:30p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
“Japan: Hokkaido & Honshu”
Sunday, 15
“Penne & Fried Oyster Caesar” “The World’s Best Sausages”
5:00p
10
8:
Greenworks
“The Environmental Classroom” “Enviro-pioneers”
Learn/Create-3 “Urban Farming”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Wilderness in the 21st Century”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Space Exploration”
Monday, 16
High-Def-2
7:00p
Th
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Secrets of the Dead
“The Silver Pharaoh”
Friday, 20
Tuesday, 17
Monday, 16
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “Of All the Harbors in All the Towns”
PT — NOVA “Secrets of Stonehenge”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
World-4
6:00p
Tuesday, 17
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT— Doc Martin “Of All the Harbors in All the Towns”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
We
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Global Voices
“Revolution”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
6:30/5:30p
“Childhood Memories”
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“Sarah McLachlan/Duffy”
8:
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7:30/6:30p
8:
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“Fiscal Policy”
Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions Chefs A’Field
“Choosing the Right Seafood” “Taipei”
“Madison, Wisc.”
McLaughlin Group
Outdoor Idaho
“Boat Builders”
Dialogue
The Victory Garden
“Urban Oasis”
Saturday, 21
Sunday, 15
Idaho-1
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Monday, 16
Sunday, 15
8:00p
8:00/7:00p MT/PT — 12:00 midnight/11:00p MT/PT
8:30p
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Ask This Old House
Home “Wisdom & Beauty”
For Your Home
“Backyard Makeover”
Global Voices
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Wilderness in 21st Cent.”
10:00/9:00p
Masterpiece Classic
“South Riding, Part Three”
Katie Brown Workshop Are You Being Served?
“Store-bought Surprise” “Hero”
Washington Week
New Tricks
“Where There’s Smoke”
10:30/9:30p
11:00p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Storm Chasing”
the Movies
“Americans in Giverny” “Ultimate Ham Dinner”
McLaughlin Group
8:00/7:00p
American Experience
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Doc Martin
“Of All the Harbors in All the Towns”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Freedom Riders: American Experience
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
“His and Her Garage”
“Thai Basil & Reggiano”
“Painted Tiles”
8:30p
Secrets of the Dead
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Independent Lens
The Victory Garden
“Horizontal”
9:00p
9:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Secrets of the Dead
“World’s Biggest Bomb”
Moment of Luxury
“Corner Cupboard, Pt. 2” “Making Great Table Legs” “Old Eng. to New Eng.”
8:30p
Charlie Rose
10:00p
Lidia’s Italy
“Catanzaro in Chicken”
Need to Know
10:00p
Around the House
“Exterior Details”
10:30p
11:30p
Ladies of Letters
9:00p
9:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Casseroling in Sardegna”
Bear Island
10:30p
Independent Lens
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Independent Lens
Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Mexico: One Plate at a Time Julia & Jacques Cooking
“Enter the Finger”
“Wintertime Discovery” “Tacos on Fire!”
at Home “Fish”
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
“Central China”
9:00p
9:30p
NOVA
“Building Pharaoh’s Ship”
10:00p
Hustle
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
NOVA
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
NOVA
10:30/9:30p
Garden Smart
For Your Home
“Finding Your Style”
Outnumbered
Landscapes Through Time America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy
“The Harbor of Dieppe“ “Chocolate Mousse Cake” “The Liquid Marriage”
Ask This Old House
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Thursday, 19
10:30p
Bonaparte’s Retreat
8:30p
8:00p
NOVA
8:30p
“Worldly”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
MT — Dialogue
Midsomer Murders
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “Blue Herrings, Part Two”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Boat Builders”
The Victory Garden
“Horizontal”
Woodsmith Shop
“The Governor’s PoBoy” “Shop Storage Solutions”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Need to Know
Friday, 20
10:00p
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Central China”
PBS NewsHour
Moment of Luxury
“Texas-style Luxuries”
8:30p
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Independent Lens
10:30p
11:00p
MI-5
Charlie Rose
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Proclamation of Hope (90 mins)
11:00/10:00p
The Red Green Show
“The Sinkhole”
11:30p
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Boat Builders”
Best of the Joy of Painting Mexico: One Plate At a Time Julie & Jacques Cooking
“Haven in the Valley”
“Chiles Rellenos”
at Home “Turkey Dinner”
Charlie Rose
NOVA
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
9:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
Home “From the Past”
Hometime
Around the House
“Cottage: Interior Walls” “Wonderful Walls”
The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/ D. Dewberry Simply Ming
Lidia’s Italy
“Floral Bouquet”
“Thai Chiles & Maple Syrup” “Fishing Tuna in Genova”
Charlie Rose
This Old House
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
“Anything You Can Do”
Saturday, 21
9:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“South Riding, Part Three”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
8:00p
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9:00p
Nature
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Wilderness of 21st Cent.”
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 17
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Wednesday, 18
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8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“Enter the Finger”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Daniel Merriweather, Fine Frenzy & Lisa Hannigan” “Blue Herrings, Part Two”
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Bangkok, Thailand”
American Experience
(continued)
idahoptv.org
Chefs A’Field
“N.Y.: Wild Striped Bass”
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
“John Legend & the Roots”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Cyber Girl”
Right to Risk: A 15-day Journey Through
Arizona’s Grand Canyon
Call of the Wild (90 mins)
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
Globe Trekker
“Central China”
10:30p
11:00p
“The Hungry Earth”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
Tommy’s Easy Thai Cooking Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Chefs A’Field
“Meeting the Monks”
“The New Hong Kong” New York: GreenMarket”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
Daisy Cooks!
“One Pot Meal”
11:00/10:00p
NOVA
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Tommy’s Easy Thai Cooking Moment of Luxury
“Floating Markets”
“Northwest Style”
POV
“Traces of the Trade”
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5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
5:00p
8:
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
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5:30p
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
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PBS NewsHour
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“Washington, D.C.-Hour One”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer: American Experience
(2 hours)
Ciao Italia
“A Gift of Risotto”
“Wine Pairing Dinner”
World-4
Saving the Bay
“Marvel of Nature (Prehistory-1848)”
Saving the Bay
“Harbor of Harbors (1849-1906)”
5:00p
6:00p
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the ‘Wright’ Invention”
World-4
Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer: American Experience (2 hours)
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
5:30p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
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Frontline
“TBA”
Cooking Odyssey
“Volo/Pylio”
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Richard Bangs’ Adventures With Purpose Norway:
“The Secret of Stock”
Quest for the Viking Spirit
Dialogue
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7:30p
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7:00/6:00p
NOVA
“Secrets of the Parthenon”
7:30/6:30p
“Asparagus Puffs & Lamb”
“Nuclear Family Food”
“Normandy: Full of Life”
“Antarctica & Falkland Islands”
World-4
Global Voices
“Vietnam: The Next Generation”
Independent Lens
“Welcome to Shelbyville”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
5:30p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Antiques Roadshow
G
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Frontline
“TBA”
7:00p
7:30p
PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
David Suchet on the Orient Express: A Masterpiece Special
“Brunch Picks”
Switzerland: Quest for the Sublime
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“Case of the Phenomenal Weather”
Cooking Odyssey
“Trikala”
Secrets of the Dead
“Michelangelo Revealed”
NOVA
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
8:
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Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
Need to Know
7:30/6:30p
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Ciao Italia
“Gourmet Meat Dishes”
“Clams”
Music Voyager
“Belfast and Best of N. Ireland” “Rajasthan”
World-4
Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaii
Patsy Mink: Ahead of the Majority
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Washington, D.C.,-Hour One”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Lauste Film Clip/Baker’s Gold/Transatlantic Cable”
World-4
Idaho-1
High-Def-2
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Powerful Pulleys”
5:00p
High-Def-2
“Inflation”
World-4
5:30p
Economics U$A
“Banking System”
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange Program
“Ten Days in Africa”
PB
Secrets of the Dead
“Lost Ships of Rome”
Friday, 27
Learn/Create-3 NASA “Why” Files
6:00p
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“Boat Builders”
6:30/5:30p
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the Inhabitable Habitat”
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Secrets of the Dead
High-Def-2
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“Bears of the Last Frontier, Arctic Wanderers”
6:00/5:00p
Craft in America
“Messages”
6:00p
Monday, 23
Music Voyager
“Mumbai”
Tuesday, 24
High-Def-2
5:30p
“Highlights of Castile”
Wednesday, 25
Learn/Create-3 “Case of Mysterious Red Light”
Thursday, 26
High-Def-2
Sunday, 22
Washington Week
“Mali: Sahel to the Sahara”
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Most Honorable Son
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
6:30/5:30p
“Music of Irving Berlin”
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz”
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“Raichlen on Ribs”
Barbecue University w/Raichlen Primal Grill With Steve Raichlen
“America’s Crossroads”
“Make No Mis-steak”
Dialogue
Barbecue University w/Raichlen
“The Best of the Breast”
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange
“Moving to the Beat”
Saturday, 28
Sunday, 22
Monday, 23
Tuesday, 24
Wednesday, 25
7:30p
The Doha Debates
5:00p
Thursday, 26
7:00p
“The Majesty of Madrid”
Learn/Create-3 Children of the Amazon
5:00p
Friday, 27
6:30p
“Gorgonzola Salad & Veal Chops” “The Flatlands”
High-Def-2
Idaho-1
Saturday, 28
6:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Boat Builders”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Iwo Jima Map/Copperhead Cane/Theremin”
World-4
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Wee
MT — Doc Martin “Haemophobia”
PT — Riddles of the Sphinx”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
Idaho-1
MT—P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT— Doc Martin “Haemophobia”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
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Sunday, 22
8:00p
9:00p
Monday, 23
Tuesday, 24
10:30p
11:00p
Home “Small Spaces”
For Your Home
“Vicki’s Kitchen Makeover” “Gift Giving”
Are You Being Served?”
“Anything You Can Do”
Landscapes Through Time America’s Test Kitchen
“Normandy Coast, France” “Chicken Classics”
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Ask This Old House
Dialogue
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Micronesia”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer: American Experience (2 hours)
8:00/7:00p
American Experience
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Haemophobia”
Garden Smart
This Old House
8:30p
Craft in America
“Messages”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Independent Lens
The Victory Garden
“Easy: Trick and Tips”
Need to Know
11:00p
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
Craft in America
“Messages”
Saving the Bay
“Harbor of Harbors (1849-1906)”
9:30p
10:00p
9:30/8:30p
Independent Lens
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
10:30p
Moment of Luxury
“The Latin Tradition”
Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Mexico: One Plate at a Time Julia & Jacques Cooking
“Genuine Racer”
“Days Gone By”
“Guac on the Wild Side” at Home ‘Soup”
8:00/7:00p
Color of Conscience
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA
Garden Smart
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Victory Junction”
Charlie Rose
Katie Brown Workshop Outnumbered
“Home for the Holidays”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
MT — Dialogue
Midsomer Murders
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “Judgement Day, Part One”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Dialogue
Woodsmith Shop
“Joiner’s Tool Chest, Pt. 2” “Top Shop Tips”
11:00p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Independent Lens
Globe Trekker
“Micronesia”
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
Color of Conscience
11:30/10:30p
Landscapes Through Time America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy
“American Impressionism“ “Best Weekend Breakfast” “Hot Stuff from Basilicata”
Independent Lens
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Storms That Swept Mexico
11:00/10:00p
Charlie Rose
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
“The 12 Principles”
Hometime
Around the House
“Stone Cottage: Millwork” “Color Our World”
The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming
“Tuscan Wall Border”
“Coriander & Fennel”
Charlie Rose
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“Genuine Racer”
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Harold’s Job”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
10:30p
11:00p
“Cold Blood”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
“Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz”
Primal Grill w/S. Raichlen
“Barbecue’s Birthplace”
“On the Range”
Primal Grill w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Primal Grill w/S. Raichlen
“Primal Grills for a Crowd” “The Pacific Rim”
“By the Sea”
Voces
“Soy Andina”
idahoptv.org
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange
“Desert Bayou”
Voces
“Dream Havana”
Lidia’s Italy “Strumming
the Pasta”
Patsy Mink: Ahead of the Majority
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Judgement Day, Part One”
“Burn in the USA”
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Elvis Costello and the Sugarcanes”
Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen
“The Mid-Atlantic”
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
9:30p
8:00p
“Agent”
11:30p
Best of the Joy of Painting Mexico: One Plate at a Time Julia & Jacques Cooking
“Winter Paradise”
“Salsas That Cook”
at Home “Eggs”
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
PBS NewsHour
11:30p
Charlie Rose
MI-5
Moment of Luxury
The Red Green Show
“Interior Design Secrets” “Cyber Girl”
This Old House
11:30p
10:00p
Hustle
8:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Huggable Ligurian Food”
Lidia’s Italy
“Lamb & Chestnut Story”
9:00p
9:30p
Irene Sendler: In the Name of Their Mothers
8:00p
Need to Know
11:30/10:30p
Ebert Presents at
the Movies
“Painted T-shirts”
“Tofu & Parsley”
8:00p
8:30p
NOVA
PBS NewsHour
11:00/10:00p
Hometime
Around the House
“Cottage: Vaulted Ceiling” “What’s My Style?”
The Victory Garden
“Easy: Tricks and Tips”
Ladies of Letters
11:30/10:30p
“Joiner’s Tool Chest, Part 1” “Sanding Secrets”
8:30p
11:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer: American Experience
9:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:30p
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Thursday, 26
10:00p
New Tricks
“Coming Out Ball”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Masterpiece Mystery! (90 mins)
“Poirot: Murder on the Orient Expesss”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 27
9:30p
Masterpiece Mystery! (90 mins)
“Poirot: Murder on the Orient Express”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
8:00p
Saturday, 28
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8:30p
Nature
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Boat Builders”
PBS NewsHour
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Global Voices (90 mins)
Wednesday, 25
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Week of May 22-28, 2011
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen
“Extreme Grilling”
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange Program
“Ten Days in Africa”
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5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
7:30p
8:
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“Eating Local”
7:00/6:00p
Oregon Field Guide
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“Cherry Tomato Pizza & Salad” “The World Is My Scallop”
“London: Mod and Trad”
My Vietnam, Your Iraq
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
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5:30p
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
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PBS NewsHour
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Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C.,-Hour Two”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C.-Hour Two”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
War Letters: American Experience
NASA Sci Files
Ciao Italia
“Delicious Kiwi”
“Brussels Sprouts”
World-4
Saving the Bay
Saving the Bay
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Idaho-1
Monday, 30
5:30/4:30p
Learn/Create-3 Beautiful Son
World-4
High-Def-2
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the Shaky Quake”
5:00p
Tuesday, 31
6:00p
High-Def-2
5:30p
6:00p
NASA Sci Files
World-4
Gathering of Heroes
“Highlights of Paris”
7:30/6:30p
The Idaho Homefront: Of
Camps and Combat
“Brazil: The Pantanal”
Music Voyager
“Delhi”
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Great Performances (90 mins)
“Carnegie Hall @ 120: An Anniversary Celebration”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Ribbon of Sand
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Rick Steves’ Iran
“Hats Off to Hollandaise”
Hold at All Costs (90 mins)
Two new cooking shows with a
world flavor enter the schedule in May.
Ebeth Johnson, a food education
company owner and imaginative cook,
leads a tour of the United States and
into Canada to explore the connection
between the land and the food on
mealtime plates. THE ENDLESS
FEAST begins Saturday, May 7, at
10:00/9:00 a.m. MT/PT. The show
brings together local farmers, food
artisans, food lovers and star chefs. A
celebratory meal is served to culminate
each visit in outdoor settings from
farms to vineyards to urban community
gardens.
On May 14 the show visits
Whitefish, Montana, where the feast
includes buffalo and huckleberries,
prepared by chef Andy Blanton. The
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executive chef of Big Mountain,
Montana’s Cafe Kandahar lives for
food, snow and fly-fishing.
Rachel Allen is known as the “Irish
cooking queen” on the BBC and is seen
walking through the Irish countryside
in her new show on public television.
RACHEL’S FAVORITE FOOD FOR
LIVING begins Saturday, May 14,
at 9:30/8:30 a.m. MT/PT. In addition
to stints as a TV chef for Britain and
the U.S., she also writes cookbooks
and newspaper columns, and teaches at
Ballymaloe Cookery School in Ireland.
Allen specializes in easy-to-make
recipes and helpful tips for timestrapped home cooks. She provides her
own take on international recipes and
offers easy dishes for world delicacies,
such as chickpea and chorizo soup.
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“Fellowship of the Whales”
PBS NewsHour
Cooking Odyssey
“Metsovo”
Learn/Create-3 “Case of the Biological Biosphere”
6:30p
Monday, 30
Sunday, 29
High-Def-2
MT— Dialogue
PT— Doc Martin “Old Dogs”
5:00/4:00p
NOVA
Sunday, 29
7:00p
MT — Doc Martin “Old Dogs”
PT — NOVA “Secrets of the Parthenon
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
National Memorial Day Concert (90 mins)
Idaho-1
5:30p
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5:00p
Selected British shows that air on Idaho
Public Television are becoming available on
the IdahoPTV online video player. HUSTLE,
which airs Wednesdays at 10:00 p.m. MT/
PT, became the first series available in early
April. The six-part MUSEUM OF LIFE is the
second.
Director of Content Ron Pisaneschi says new
shows will continue to roll out throughout the
spring as they become available for the online
player and will include comedies, dramas and
documentaries.
HUSTLE, which joined the schedule in late
March, features a lively group of con artists
who are trying to use their skills for good.
They are likable, lovable rogues brought to life
by the makers of MI5. American actor Robert
Vaughn (“The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” and films
The Magnificent Seven and Bullitt) plays elderstatesman con artist Albert Stroller, a father
figure to the group of younger grifters. The
episodes become available on the video player
after they air and begin with the first episode.
IdahoPTV’s own productions, as well
as several from PBS, are also available for
viewing online at video.idahoptv.org.
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Sunday, 29
10:00p
10:30p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Garrow’s Law
9:30/8:30p
Home “Enclosure”
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Intro to Komen House”
“A Sparkling Holiday”
Dialogue
New Tricks
“Gloves Off”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00p
The Idaho Homefront: World War II
8:00/7:00p
Dialogue
Global Voices
Monday, 30
the Edge
8:00p
Ladies of Letters
11:00/10:00p
“Agent”
Landscapes Through Time Cook’s Illustrated
“Hudson River Painter”
“Classic Beef Braises”
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
11:30/10:30p
Ebert Presents at
the Movies
Lidia’s Italy
“For Whom the Bell Tolls”
Need to Know
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
Hallowed Grounds
8:00/7:00p
Hallowed Grounds
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Old Dogs”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
Around the House
“Cottage: Exterior Doors” “Bedroom Inspirations”
Lidia’s Italy
“Painting on Glass”
“Lemongrass & Olive Oil” “Meatloaf Like No Other”
Charlie Rose
8:00p
8:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Independent Lens
“Garbage Dreams”
The Victory Garden
“Sky”
PBS NewsHour
9:00p
9:30/8:30p
9:30p
10:00p
Journey of the Bonesetter’s Daughter
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop
Moment of Luxury
“T. Jefferson’s Bookstand” “Colonial Door Casings” “Designer Showroom”
10:30p
11:30p
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“World War II in Europe”
PBS NewsHour
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11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
Hallowed Grounds
11:30/10:30p
Saving the Bay
10:30p
Independent Lens
10:30/9:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Eating Local”
11:00p
11:00/10:00p
Independent Lens
11:30p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT— Newsline
11:30/10:30p
Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Mexico: One Plate At a Time Julia & Jacques Cooking
“Intro to Cooper’s Rules” “Mountain Seclusion”
“Triple Torta-thon”
at Home “Pork”
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
“World War II in Europe”
South Riding
Airs Sundays, May 1-15, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT
The forces of progress, embodied
by feisty headmistress Sara Burton
(Anna Maxwell Martin) face the wall of
tradition, personified by squire Robert
Carne (David Morrissey) in this threepart television adaptation of a 1936
novel.
Burton returns to her north England
home to interview for the job at a girls’
high school in the fictional town of
South Riding in Yorkshire. She brings
new energy, new ideas, and a new
outlook to the institution where students
face a bleak future in the hard economic
times. Local landowner Carne, who
is on the board, opposes Burton’s
candidacy but is attracted to her even as
he is suspicious of her social agenda.
Winifred Holtby’s novel is still
much-read and much-loved in Britain,
idahoptv.org
and in her words, the story is about “the
drama of English local government.”
But it is also about feminism, the battle
between progress and tradition, the
transforming power of education and a
doomed romance. Political action takes
a backseat to interpersonal relationships
in this script by Andrew Davies (Little
Dorrit). Yet the production still draws
on local council drama where change
is afoot under the leadership of Mrs.
Beddows (Penelope Wilton), a forwardthinking municipal councilor.
Other characters include: a
left-leaning councilor, a councilor
seeking to feather his nest, a lustful
lay preacher, a brilliant but povertystricken student, and Carne’s daughter,
who is protective of her father due to
a mysterious calamity that befell her
mother.
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AM (Times are MT/PT)
12:00/— BBC World News
12:30/— Newsline
1:00/12:00 National Parks: America’s Best Idea (2 hrs)
5/7 “The Scripture of Nature (1851-1890)”; 5/14 “The Last
Refuge (1890-1915)”; 5/21 “The Empire of Grandeur (19151919)”; 5/28 “Going Home (1920-1933)”
3:00/2:00 Botany of Desire 5/7
Southwestern Gems: Our Desert National Parks
5/21
Great Lodges of the National Parks 5/28
3:30/2:30 Edge of the Everglades: Big Cypress
National Preserve 5/14
4:00/3:00 This Emotional Life (2 hrs)
5/14 “Family, Friends & Lovers”; 5/21 “Facing Our Fears”;
5/28 “Rethinking Happiness”
5:00/4:00 Wildflowers: Seeds of History 5/7
6:00/5:00 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30/5:30 Market to Market
7:00/6:00 Signing Time!
11:00/10:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s
Illustrated
5/7 “Thanksgiving Turkey”; 5/14 “Easier Italian Favorites”;
5/21 “Steak Frites”; 5/28 “Shrimp in a Skillet”
11:30/10:30 Scrapbook Memories
5/7 “Cutouts and Die Cuts”; 5/14 “Home Dec Accents”; 5/21
“Cards”; 5/28 “Alphabets and Letters”
PM
12:00/11:00 Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art
5/7 “English Countryside, Part 4”; 5/14 “English Countryside,
Part 5”; 5/21 “English Countryside, Part 6”
Paint This With Jerry Yarnell
5/28 “Ruby, Part 1”
12:30/11:30 Wonders of the West
5/7 “Channel Islands”; 5/14 “Autumn in Southwestern Utah”;
5/21 “Great Basin”; 5/28 “California Migration”
1:00/12:00 This Old House (Rpt. 5/8, 5/15, 5/22 &
5/29)
1:30/12:30 Ask This Old House (Rpt. 5/8, 5/15, 5/22
& 5/29)
2:00/1:00 Rough Cut Wood-working With Tommy Mac
Life on Mars 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29
5:00/4:00 Faces of America
5/1 “Our American Stories”; 5/8 “Becoming American”; 5/15
“Making America”; 5/22 “Know Thyself”
Winslow Homer: Society and Solitude 5/29
6:00/5:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
6:30/5:30 Curious George
7:00/6:00 Wild Kratts
7:30/6:30 Peep and the Big Wide World/Pocoyo
8:00/7:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!
8:30/7:30 Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps
9:00/8:00 Bob the Builder
9:30/8:30 Franny’s Feet
10:00/9:00 Thomas & Friends
10:30/9:30 Idaho Reports 2011 5/1
Super Why! 5/8, 5/15, 5/22 & 5/29
11:00/10:00 Ebert Presents at the Movies
11:30/10:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
PM
5/7 “Once Upon a Time”; 5/14 “Going Outside”; 5/21 “My
Favorite Season”; 5/28 “My Things”
The New Yankee Workshop
7:30/6:30 In Julia’s Kitchen With Master Chefs
2:30/1:30 American Woodshop
12:00/11:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
12:30/11:30 The McLaughlin Group
1:00/12:00 Painting and Travel With Roger & Sarah
Bansemer
5/7 “Native American Longbow, Arrows and Tools”; 5/14
“Three-column Round Table”; 5/21 “Hall Bookcase”; 5/28
“Walnut Bathroom Cabinet and Accents”
5/1 “Alligator Creek”; 5/8 “Lake Michigan”; 5/15 “Amish
Farm”; 5/22 “Wupatki Pueblo”; 5/29 “Lanier Mansion”
1:30/12:30 Sewing With Nancy
3:00/2:00 MotorWeek
3:30/2:30 America’s Heartland
4:00/3:00 NOVA (R) (1 hr)
5/1 “Machine Needle Felting, Part 2”; 5/8 “Expressive
Sweatshirts, Part 1”; 5/15 “Expressive Sweatshirts, Part 2”;
5/22 “Bargello Quilts With a Twist, Part 1”; 5/29 “Bargello
Quilts With a Twist, Part 2”
5/7 “Ghosts of Machu Picchu”; 5/14 “Secrets of Stonehenge”;
5/21 “Riddles of the Sphinx”; 5/28 “Secrets of the Parthenon”
2:00/1:00 Quilting Arts
5/7 “Jimmy Sneed”; 5/14 “Rick Bayless”; 5/21 “Johanne
Killeen, George Germon and Christopher Gross”; 5/28 “Daniel
Boulud and Gordon Hamersley”
8:00/7:00 Lidia’s Italy
5/7 “Harvest Classics From Liguria”; 5/14 “Potatoes With a
Twist”; 5/21 “Praise the Shepherd”; 5/28 “From the Shores of
Molise”
8:30/7:30 Everyday Food
5/7 “One Pot, Zero Fuss”; 5/14 “Home Run Recipes”; 5/21 “Eat
Out In”; 5/28 “Great Dishes Under $10”
9:00/8:00 Pati’s Mexican Table
5/7 “Hibiscus Flower”; 5/14 “Mexican Picnic”; 5/21 “Mexican
Brunch”; 5/28 “Chorizo”
9:30/8:30 Simply Ming
5/7 “Chinese Tea & Mint”
Rachel’s Favorite Food for Living
5/14 “Bistro Food”; 5/21 “Romance”; 5/28 “Soul Food”
10:00/9:00 The Endless Feast
5/7 “Edmonton, Alberta, Canada”; 5/14 “Whitefish,
Montana”; 5/21 “The Arkansas Delta”; 5/28 “Greenwood,
Mississippi”
10:30/9:30 New Scandinavian Cooking
5/7 “The Coast of Mid-Norway: Shellfish Eldorado”; 5/14
“Southwest of Norway/Fat Ducks and Sweet Apples”; 5/21
“The Mountain Regions of Southern Norway: On Top of
Norway”; 5/28 “Southern Norway: A Modest but Generous
Spud”
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5/7 “Bread Box”; 5/14 “Trellis”
5/21 “Planter’s Desk”; 5/28 “Turkey Table”
Sundays
AM (Times are MT/PT)
12:00/— Austin City Limits (1 hr)
5/1 “Alejandro Escovedo/Trombone Shorty”; 5/8 “K’naan/
Mos Def”; 5/15 “John Legend & the Roots”; 5/22 “Sarah
McLachlan/Duffy”; 5/29 “Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz”
1:00/12:00 Nature (1 hr)
5/1 “Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions”; 5/8 “Salmon:
Running the Gauntlet”; 5/15 “Bears of the Last Frontier: City
of Bears”; 5/22 “Bears of the Last Frontier: The Road North”;
5/29 “Bears of the Last Frontier: Arctic Wanderers”
2:00/1:00 Frontline
5/1 “Post Mortem”; 5/8, 5/15, 5/22 & 5/29 “TBA”
3:00/2:00 MI5
4:00/3:00 Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology (1hr)
Parts 25-26
5/1 “Living With Earth, Part 1/Living With Earth, Part 2”
5/1 “Quilts Gone 3D”; 5/8 “Colorful Mixed-media Quilting”;
5/15 “Quick Quilt Gifts and Decor”; 5/22 “Gone to the Dogs”;
5/29 “Unique Quilt Embellishments”
2:30/1:30 Hometime
5/1 “Stone Cottage-Cul De Sac Prep”; 5/8 “Stone CottageConcrete & Foam”; 5/15 “Stone Cottage-Instant House”; 5/22
“Stone Cottage-Roofscape”; 5/29 “Stone Cottage-Windows”
3:00/2:00 Woodsmith Shop
5/1 “Setting Up a Shop: Then and Now”; 5/8 “Making
Shelves: Super Strong, Super Fast”; 5/15 “Details That Make
a Difference”; 5/22 “Never-fail Joinery Techniques”; 5/29
“Perfect Case Assembly”
3:30/2:30 This Old House (R)
4:00/3:00 Ask This Old House (R)
4:30/3:30 The Victory Garden
5/1 “Cool: Create a Garden That’s Cool”; 5/8 “Hybrid 1:
Discover an Eclectic Mix of Garden Tips”; 5/15 “Horizontal:
Look Across Your Garden and Discover the Possibilities”; 5/22
“Easy: Simplify Your Garden With Tricks and Tips”; 5/29 “Sky:
Enjoy a Variety of Garden Views”
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Features Eric Clapton,
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n Monday, June 6, we present
a one-evening fund-drive during
which viewers will have the chance
to pledge their support for the station
before the fiscal year ends June 30.
The event kicks off at 7:00 p.m.
MT/PT with CELTIC THUNDER
HERITAGE, during which viewers will
have another opportunity to pledge for
pre-sale exclusive tickets to see the group
perform live at the Morrison Center in
November. The program features the
talented performers focusing entirely on
their Celtic and Irish roots. They present
traditional standards such as “Whiskey in
the Jar,” “Black is the Color,” “Skye Boat
Song” and “Red, Red Rose” as well as a
few additional love songs such as, “The
Dutchman,” “Noreen” and “Just a Song
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Local and national programs in HD and wide
screen.
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Enrichment programs for educators and
life-long learners as well as live coverage of
the Idaho House of Representatives when in
session.
• WORLD (Standard Def.) — Sub-Channel 4
Public affairs and life & culture programming also
includes live coverage of the Idaho Senate when
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1 Sunday
5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table
“Harvest Festival” P. Allen Smith celebrates fall with
friends at the farm. He shares recipes like pumpkin
crème brulée and roasted chicken and pumpkin
stew. Chef Ashley Christenson makes a sweet
potato dish.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Captured by the Taliban” (R from 4/28)
6:00/5:00 Doc Martin
“Sh*t Happens” Martin’s radio debut is less than
a success. Then he creates panic at the swimming
pool when he tries to track down the source of
the nasty stomach bug that is sweeping through
Portwenn.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Mt. St. Helens Back From the Dead” (R
from 4/27) KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Cycling Idaho” (R from 4/28)
7:30 Oregon Field Guide
”Living with Wolves” Field Guide crew members
spend a year roaming woods, ranches and
mountains to examine wolves in the wild and what
it means to live with them. The animals’ increasing
numbers are forcing the hands of conservationists,
ranchers and wildlife managers to make decisions.
VISA DREAM
Airs Sunday, May 1, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
This documentary tells the story of one family’s
experience gaining entry into the U.S., shedding light
on the hardships many immigrant families endure.
Ramon and Aurora Chavez, an elderly couple
living in Mexico, long to reunite with their children
who live 2,500 miles away in Los Angeles. In order
to visit, they must secure a tourist visa, an expensive
and difficult proposition. A camera crew follows them
through the application process, which begins at the
U.S. Consulate.
There, U.S. representatives show the reasons why
they approve some visas — and deny others. VISA
DREAM’s closing moments capture the tension —
and eventual jubilation — as the family gets results of
the interview.
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8:00 Nature
“Salmon: Running the Gauntlet” Idaho filmmaker
Jim Norton follows the Pacific Northwest salmon
run from the Columbia River Basin into the heart
of Idaho to examine the difficulties the fish faces
as it tries to establish the next generation. The film
examines expensive projects that seek to preserve
the species and where they are failing. Two
Idahoans are featured in the film: Greg Servvheen,
Idaho Fish and Game biologist, and Jerry Myers,
Upper Salmon project manager for Trout Unlimited.
9:00 Masterpiece Classic
(HD) “South Riding” Ambitious teacher Sarah
Burton (Anna Maxwell Martin) returns to her
Yorkshire origins to apply for the job of headmistress
at the local girls’ school in the fictional town of
South Riding. Landowner Robert Carne (David
Morrissey) mistrusts all she stands for. Part 1 of 3
10:00 Visa Dream
A camera crew follows Ramon and Aurora Chavez
of Jalisco, Mexico, who seek a tourist visa to reunite
with their children who live in Los Angeles, 2,500
miles away. To begin this expensive and difficult
proposition, they first go to the U.S. Consulate,
two hours away in Guadalajara where officials
demystify the process and explain why some
applications are approved while others are denied.
10:30 New Tricks
“Good Morning Lemmings” The team reopens the
investigation into the unsolved murder of 25-yearold graffiti artist, known as Flak. Now new graffiti is
appearing declaring “I Killed Flak.” The trail leads to
art dealing and collecting, theft and young taggers.
11:30 Ladies of Letters
Irene is injured and arrested at a demonstration
against a nuclear fuel dump.
12:00/— Globe Trekker
(HD) “Globe Trekker Special: Pirates, Galleons &
Treasure” Megan sets out in the footsteps of famous
mariners and renegades of the Caribbean.
1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule See Page 5
2 Monday
5:30 Nightly Business Report
6:00 PBS NewsHour (HD)
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
(HD) “Biloxi, Mississippi” Host Mark Walberg
reviews the eccentric pottery of George Ohr at the
city’s Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art. Appraisers find
an 1899 “Buffalo Bill” poster, and a 1928 Art Deco
bronze sculpture of dancers from the Russian Ballet,
valued up to $150,000. Part 1 of 3 (Rpt. 5/7)
8:00 Globe Trekker
(HD) “Globe Trekker Special: Pirates, Galleons &
Treasure” Megan travels the Caribbean to learn
about 250 years of treasure hunting and brutal
competition among the Spanish, English, Dutch,
French and Portuguese. Vying for gold, silver and
Airs Tuesdays May 3-24 at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
From a Nazi propaganda film, to a
martyred Middle East leader, to insects
in Japan, to the ongoing struggle of
integration in America, this documentary
series trains the spotlight on fascinating
subjects during four new episodes in
May. Here is the lineup:
A Film Unfinished (May 3) In 1954,
60 minutes of raw footage belonging to
the Third Reich is discovered inside a
concrete vault in East Germany. Shot in
1942 in the urban concentration camp
known as the Warsaw Ghetto, the film
juxtaposes shocking images of starvation
and despair against scenes of wealthy
Jewish residents enjoying fine dinners,
dancing in nightclubs, and attending the theater.
In 1998 — 44 years later — two
additional film cans are found, revealing
that the vignettes of the “good life”
had been staged by the Nazis to create
a hideously false impression. The
documentary probes deeply into the
making of this now-infamous Nazi
propaganda film. Presenting the raw
footage, the documentary contains court
transcripts featuring testimony from a
cameraman who shot the movie and
scenes of ghetto survivors reacting as
they watch the film.
Bhutto (May 10) This film tells the
epic tale of the life and tragic death of
Benazir Bhutto, who breaks the Islamic
glass ceiling as the first woman leader of
a Muslim country. Beloved by the people
of her native Pakistan, she is reviled by the nation’s military
establishment and
male-dominated ruling class. In December
2007 she is killed by a suicide bomber.
She remains a divisive figure, a symbolic
metaphor for the fight between terrorism
and moderation.
Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo (May
17) This film begins in modern-day Japan
and works backward to explore the history
of that nation’s love affair with bugs.
Using insects like an anthropologist’s
toolkit, the film uncovers Japanese
philosophies that will shift viewers’
perspectives on nature, beauty and life,
and counter the exigencies of day-to-day
life.
Welcome to Shelbyville (May 24) In
this small town in the heart of America’s
Bible Belt, a community grapples with
rapidly changing demographics. Just
a stone’s throw away from Pulaski,
Tennessee (the birthplace of the Ku Klux
Klan), longtime African-American and
white residents are challenged with how
best to integrate with a growing Latino
population and the more recent arrival of
hundreds of Muslim Somali refugees.
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other riches, galleons are sunk, thousands are
killed, and the pirates rule the waves.
9:00 American Experience
(D)(HD) “Roads to Memphis” Eyewitness testimony
from Martin Luther King’s inner circle and officials
involved in assassin James Earl Ray’s capture and
prosecution form the base of this intertwined story
of the two men — one who died, the other who
killed.
10:30 Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami
In 1960, Cassius Clay arrives home in Miami with a
gold medal from the Olympics. Over the course of
the next few years, he evolves professionally and
politically, heavily influenced by the vibrant life
around him as he becomes Muhammad Ali.
11:30 Charlie Rose
12:30/11:30 Newsline
3 Tuesday
7:00 Lark Rise to Candleford
(HD) Mischief Night is approaching when residents
of the towns play tricks on neighbors under cover
of darkness. Meanwhile Fisher Bloom has returned,
throwing Laura’s feelings for Daniel into confusion.
Bloom meanwhile is working on Daniel’s printing
press and the new station clock at Inglestone where
he hears of a threat to the Candleford post office.
8:00 Black in Latin America
(HD) “Brazil: A Racial Paradise?” Professor Gates
delves behind the facade of Carnival to discover
how this rainbow nation is waking up to its legacy
as the world’s largest slave economy. Part 3 of 4
9:00 Frontline
(HD) “Frontline Magazine”
10:00 Independent Lens
(HD) “A Film Unfinished” Director Yael Hersonski
probes deeply into a Nazi propaganda film
discovered as raw footage in 1954 in East Germany.
Shot in 1942 in the Warsaw Ghetto, the footage
juxtaposes images of starvation and despair
with wealthy Jewish residents living a good life.
Additional footage discovered in 1998 reveal how
the film was made and how scenes were staged.
Narration includes diary entries by the Jewish
Council leader in Warsaw, court transcripts of a
cameraman’s testimony, and ghetto survivors.
11:30/— Charlie Rose
4 Wednesday
7:00 Museum of Life
“The Power of Insects” Host Jimmy Doherty and
the team explore the butterfly collection, meet
the most stung man in the museum, and discover
how the museum is using insects to help at murder
scenes. Part 5 of 6
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Ghosts of Machu Picchu” NOVA joins a new
generation of archaeologists as they probe areas
of Peru’s Machu Picchu that haven’t been touched
since the time of Incas. They unearth burials of
the people who built the site, and seek answers to
origins of the city, high in the Andes and deserted
by the time of the Spanish Conquistadors.
9:00 Saving the Bay
(HD) Miracle Workers (1906-1959) The 1906
earthquake accelerates the dispersion of people and
Dialogue: Women Who Light the Dark
Airs Thursday, May 5, at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PT; repeats Sunday, May 8, at 5:30/4:30 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD Thursday, May 5, at 9:30/8:30 p.m. MT/PT and Sunday, May 8, at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PT
Women worldwide face violence,
inequality and poverty. But some women
have found creative ways to overcome
these social injustices, and one woman
has documented their stories.
On the May 5 DIALOGUE,
host Joan Cartan-Hansen talks with
photojournalist Paola Gianturco about
her book Women Who Light the Dark.
Gianturco has chronicled women’s
lives in 55 countries and has created
four books as philanthropic projects. Her
images have been exhibited at the United
Nations, the U.S. Senate, numerous
museums, and the Smithsonian Folklife
Festival in Washington D.C. She has
appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show,
CNN and NPR. Her pictures have been
published in Harpers Bazaar, the New
York Times and the Washington Post.
For her most recent project Gianturco
spent months documenting the lives of
women in 15 countries on five continents. Their stories and her stunning
photographs are showcased
in her latest book.
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industry to the East Bay region. Other major changes
for the Bay include: the first of California’s massive
water re-distribution projects, the great bridge
building era, and the world’s greatest shipbuilding
center during World War II.
10:30 Hustle
The con team of Mickey, Danny, Ash, Stacie and
Albert scheme to outsmart a ruthless property
developer with a proposition of Bronze Age gold
artifacts said to be from a hidden mine beneath
London.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
5 Thursday
7:00/8:00 Priceless Antiques Roadshow
(R from 4/30)
7:30/8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe
“Little Europe: Five Micro-Countries” Rick visits
Vatican City, the world’s smallest country and
headquarters for the planet’s biggest church. He
tours Monaco, which lures visitors with a fancy
casino and glamorous views. He finds Italy’s last
independent hill town of San Marino still looks
formidable as does the castle-guarded principality
of Liechtenstein, while Andorra entertains shoppers
and hikers in the Pyrenees.
8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Flying Idaho” The show visits with
wilderness flying veterans, a wilderness flying
school operator, and individuals who build their
own planes, including a replica of the first plane to
fly into Idaho. Cameras capture the action at an air
show, visit an upscale boutique aircraft business,
and reveal the constantly changing scene that is
the Idaho landscape from the air.
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Women Who Light the Dark” Host Joan
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Cartan-Hansen talks with Paola Gianturco, an
international photojournalist who has documented
the lives of women in 15 countries for her latest
book. She shares how these women draw on
creativity and imagination to tackle the problems
in their lives — domestic violence, sex trafficking,
poverty, illiteracy, discrimination. (Rpt. 5/8)
9:00 Midsommer Murders
“Death of a Stranger” DCI Barnaby tries to uncover
the connection between the initial death and the
later apparent suicide at the same spot, before
there can be another murder. Part 2 of 2
10:30 MI5
(HD) Section D must welcome a Russian Federal
Security Service officer into the Grid to help track
down Aibek, a rogue nationalist from an ex-Soviet
state. Aibek wants the last known sample of a
nerve agent and team members want to keep the
nerve agent from falling into the wrong hands
without ruining Anglo-Russian relations.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
6 Friday
7:00 Washington Week
7:30 BBC Newsnight (HD)
NEED TO KNOW Returns
8:00 Need To Know
(HD) This cross-media news and public affairs
magazine returns to the schedule. The program
features documentary-style reports, short features,
studio-based interviews and more.
9:00 Garrow’s Law
Garrow takes on a case that both fascinates and
repels the people of London. Meanwhile Sir Arthur
Hill employs James Farmer, a cynical, clever and
calculating attorney, to proceed in his vendetta
against Garrow and Sarah.
10:00 Austin City Limits
“Alejandro Escovedo/Trombone Shorty” Escovedo
blasts out cuts from his album Street Songs of Love.
Trombone Shorty follows with a heavy dose of New
Orleans funk ’n’ roll.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
7 Saturday
5:00/4:00 Antiques Roadshow
(HD) “Biloxi, Mississippi” Part 1 of 3 (R from 5/2)
Former host of the British show Hugh Scully helps
tell the tales behind some of the most valuable finds
the show has seen, from rediscovered masterpieces
to the first million-pound object. (Rpt. 5/12)
“Little Europe: Five Micro Countries” (R from 5/5)
—/6:00 European Journal
KUID/KCDT only
—/6:30 BBC Newsnight
KUID/KCDT only
7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show
“California Show” JoAnn Castle and Bob Lido head
for “San Francisco.” Dick Dale sings of the “San
Fernando Valley.” Bobby and Cissy are at the beach
with “Music To Watch Girls Go By.” Arthur Duncan
dances to “Hooray for Hollywood.”
8:00 Are You Being Served?
“Mrs. Slocombe, Senior Person” When Mr.
Rumbold is taken ill, Mrs. Slocombe fills in. Despite
strong moral support from Mr. Humphries, she
finds the new post is not to her liking.
8:30 Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth looks forward to soaking up a little culture
at her favorite stately home.
9:00 Last of the Summer Wine
“In Which Howard Remembers Where He Left His
Bicycle Pump” When Howard is in town with Truly,
he is noticeably embarrassed to be greeted by a
mysterious woman, Wanda. Meanwhile the ladies
are going to the baking competition at the Stockley
Fair; Howard heads for a meeting with Marina —
and a surprise.
9:30 Outnumbered
Karen, 6, mourns the death of a mouse killed
in a trap. Ben, 8, stands for election as class
representative using questionable tactics. Older
brother Jake brings a girl home for tea.
10:00 The Red Green Show
“Ranger Harold” Harold fills in for a sick Ranger
Gord, leaving Red alone at the Lodge.
10:30 The Worst Week of My Life
Mid-week and Howard meets up with an old flame,
attends a funeral, and sorts out his future sister-inlaw’s love life.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Vampires of Venice” The Doctor takes Amy
and Rory away for a romantic break but terror
awaits in 16th-century Venice where something
sinister lurks within the House of Calvierri.
12:00/— Austin City Limits
(HD) “K’naan/Mos Def”
8 Sunday
“‘Egg’cellent!” P. Allen Smith visits chef Patrick
Herron to learn about duck eggs and make desserts.
He learns about a rare breed of heritage duck and
explores the chemistry involved in cooking with
eggs.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Women Who Light the Dark” (R from 5/5)
“The Portwenn Effect” Louisa invites Martin to
the Portwenn Players Dance, a major event in the
village. Martin tackles patients’ problems, including
one whose “friend” is a six-foot-squirrel.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Ghosts of Machu Picchu” KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Flying Idaho” (R from 5/5)
Recreational divers hike in for a rare scuba trip into
Crater Lake in breathtakingly clear water to see
mystery moss around Wizard Island. Then, a former
amusement park site is restored as a natural tidal
wetland.
8:00 Nature
(HD) “Bears of the Last Frontier: City of Bears”
Washington ecologist Chris Morgan spends a year
with Alaskan bears and a camera crew, traveling
3,000 miles on his specially-equipped motorcycle,
beginning near Anchorage in June. Morgan,
originally from England, sets up a wilderness camp
with a cinematographer, alongside the world’s
largest concentration of grizzlies. He tracks the
bears’ progress as they feast and re-establish social
dynamics, and observes battles among males and
tender moments between moms and cubs. Part 1
of 3
(HD) “South Riding” At risk of losing his estate to pay
family medical bills, Robert travels to Manchester
seeking work. There, he chances to meet Sarah and
they have a drink together. Part 2 of 3
10:00 Reverence: Life in the Ballet
Filmmakers go inside the world of the Toledo
Ballet to showcase the company’s young dancers
as they strive to reach high standards of artistic
accomplishment. Hours of rehearsal pushes
these performers to their perceived limits —
and beyond. Dancers, instructors and the ballet
company founder share their creative passions and
express commitment to bringing the joy of dance to
patrons and students.
10:30 New Tricks
“Fashion Victim” When a retrospective exhibit of a
slain fashion designer’s designs is scheduled by his
brother, who now runs the company, the designer’s
ex-wife demands the unsolved murder be reinvestigated. UCOS team members find multiple
suspects, tangled relationships and an intriguing
money-trail.
LADIES OF LETTERS Airs Sundays Only
Irene is in prison. When police raid Vera’s house, she
too ends up heading to jail — the same prison ship
where Irene is. They are soon the life and soul of the
community.
(HD) “Tunisia & Libya” Ian Wright begins his trek in
Tunis where he explores the lively markets.
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(HD) “Biloxi, Mississippi” Host Mark L. Walberg and
appraiser Noel Barrett explore the world of vintage
space toys. Key finds at the convention center
include a 1943 National League signed baseball
and a circa 1770 sword used in the Revolutionary
War. A beautifully preserved 1811 Philadelphiamade silk-on-silk embroidery, with a design taken
from an English print, is valued up to $50,000. Part
2 of 3 (Rpt. 5/14)
8:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Tunisia & Libya” From Tunis, Ian Wright heads
to El Djem, an enormous coliseum; goes to an
oasis in Tamerza; tours Nefta, the center of Sufi
mysticism; and searches for the Star Wars set in
Tozeur. In Libya, he travels to the souks of Tripoli,
tours the Roman ruins at Leptis Magna, and heads
south through the desert to Sabha before heading
to the Akakus Mountains.
(D)(HD) “Soundtrack for a Revolution” This
film tells the story of the American civil rights
movement through its powerful music — the
freedom songs protesters sang. New performances
by top artists and archival footage illustrate how
this music that evolved from slave chants, the
labor movement and black churches sustained the
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movement. Interviews with civil rights foot soldiers
and leaders celebrate the vitality of the songs.
10:30 Playing for Change: Peace Through Music
Mark Johnson and his team travel the world to
record little-known musicians and vocalists to
produce this film of a multimedia movement
to inspire, connect and ring peace to the world
through music. The title evokes the coins thrown to
street musicians as well as the transformation their
music inspires.
10 Tuesday
This final episode of the series, finds Caroline Arless
(Dawn French) out of debtor’s prison and returning
to Lark Rise, to the consternation of her family; Alf
especially feels he must continue to put his life on
hold to protect his younger siblings. Gabriel finishes
work on his steam-powered seed planter, and
farmers are soon clamoring to buy his invention.
Dorcas fears the machine’s success might take
Gabriel away from Candleford.
8:00 Black in Latin America
(D)(H) “Mexico & Peru: The Black Grandma in the
Closet” Professor Gates explores the little-known
history of the significant numbers of black people
brought to these countries as early as the 16th
century. In total, more slaves came to the two
countries combined than to the United States. He
looks at the worlds of culture that their descendants
have created. Part 4 of 4
9:00 Frontline
(HD) “The Meth Epidemic”
(HD) “Bhutto” This film captures the life and death
of Benazir Bhutto, who broke the Islamic glass
ceiling as the first woman leader of a Muslim
country. Beloved by Pakistan’s people, she was
reviled by the nation’s military establishment and
male-dominated ruling class. More than two years
after her death from a suicide bomber, Bhutto
remains a divisive figure, a symbolic metaphor for
the fight between terrorism and moderation.
12:30/— Newsline
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7:00 The Museum of Life
“A Collection for the Future” Jimmy Doherty and
the team culminate the miniseries by learning
how science taking place today is expected to
impact humans in the future. Beetles inspire new
technologies; the latest scanner allows scientists
to take a trip inside a shark; and ancient specimens
are called into the battle to help prevent extinction.
Part 6 of 6
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Secrets of Stonehenge” Investigations
at and near Stonehenge are kicking off a new
era of discovery and debate about one of
England’s best known relics of pre-history. New
archaeological finds reveal possible answers as
well as more questions. New sites include nearby
cremations, remains of a 4,500-year-old village and
Bluestonehenge about two miles away along an
ancient “boulevard.” (Rpt. 5/14)
9:00 Saving the Bay
(HD) “Bay in the Balance (1960-Present)” In the
final episode, the survival of the Bay is threatened
by the postwar boom. Leaders of the Save The Bay
campaign of the 1960s are introduced and the birth
of the national mass environmental movement. For
the future, the issue becomes how best to balance
competing demands of a major urban center set
amidst an environmentally significant landscape.
Part 4 of 4
10:00 Hustle
Albert cooks up a plan to convince a prominent
restaurateur with a notorious gangland background
that Danny is their mark’s son, lost to a gangland
kidnapping years before. However, the gang didn’t
count on Danny being asked to prove himself in the
kitchen.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(R from 5/7)
“Great Swiss Cities” Rick enjoys Switzerland’s urban
charms in Luzern, Bern, Zurich and Lausanne. He
rings a big bell, does a little river rafting without the
raft and enjoys eye-opening art. He ponders a few
Swiss innovations and appreciates the backdrop of
stunning natural beauty. (Rpt. 5/14)
*(HD) “Wilderness in the 21st Century” This
exploration of wilderness issues captures scenic
vistas of Idaho from north to south. The show
examines what wilderness means to Idahoans,
pressures from wheeled vehicle advocates,
collaborative efforts that include multiple sides,
and how work is accomplished inside a wilderness.
(Rpt. 5/15)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (Rpt. 5/15)
9:00 Midsomer Murders
“Blue Herrings” DCI Barnaby has a week off and
takes the time to visit his elderly aunt, who is
convalescing in a residential nursing home for the
elderly. She prompts him to investigate a series of
suspicious deaths after people have changed their
wills. Part 1 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) A highly skilled trio of Chinese agents arrive
in London for a 48-hour stay. The team is tasked
with finding out why they are in town. Ruth
goes undercover in a major scientific research
corporation where a Chinese scientist may be the
ultimate prize. Beth activates an asset from the
Chinese Security Services.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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8:00 Need To Know (HD)
9:00 Garrow’s Law
Thomas Baillie, lieutenant governor of the Royal
Hospital at Greenwich, has been charged with
criminal libel for a letter that exposed corrupt
practices at the hospital that appear to involve
Lord Sandwich. In court, Garrow exposes a series
of abuses perpetuated by the lord. Sarah worries
how news of this case will affect her increasingly
deranged husband.
“K’naan/Mos Def” Hip hop conquers the stage
with sets from alternative rapper/actor Mos
Def, supporting his recording, The Ecstatic, and
Somalian native K’naan, performing songs from his
album, Troubadour.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(HD) “Biloxi, Mississippi” (R from 5/9)
Michael Aspel joins host Fiona Bruce and the
team to examine some of the techniques used
by the show’s specialists, in their quest for great
reactions. Specialists advise about recession-proof
collectables. (Rpt. 5/19)
“Great Swiss Cities” (R from 5/12)
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“Great Entertainers” This 1981 show salutes show
business greats like George M. Cohan with a medley
featuring “Yankee Doodle Dandy” and “You’re a
Grand Old Flag.” Gail, Ron and Michael sing the Mills
Brothers’ hit “Glow Worm.” The saxaphone section
recalls Duke Ellington’s “Sophisticated Lady.”
“The Hero” When another department worker
spreads the news about Capt. Peacock’s
unfortunate boil, an enraged Peacock proposes a
bout of fisticuffs. Mr. Humphries finally intercedes
for the Captain.
Hyacinth is at her wit’s end, what with the charity
shop, Councilor Nugent, Rose’s love life and Daddy.
“Sinclair and the Wormley Witches” A man appears
suddenly while Clegg, Truly, Alvin and Entwistle are
on a hillside. They give chase when the strange man
throws rocks at them.
9:30 Outnumbered
Pete and Sue attempt to ban television and have
an old-fashioned Sunday, with traditional parlor
games. Grandad has come to stay while recovering
from an accident, and Pete grapples with sex
education.
“The Sinkhole” The lodge leans over as it sinks into
the ground.
10:30 Worst Week of My Life
Two days before the wedding and there is a problem
with some printing. Then, the unknown awaits
when Howard and Mel arrive at the respective hen
and stag parties.
11:00 Doctor Who
“Amy’s Choice” It has been five years since Amy Pond
last traveled with the Doctor and when he lands in
her garden again, on the eve of the birth of her
first child, she finds herself facing a heartbreaking
choice.
(HD) “John Legend & The Roots”
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“Salad Greens” Smith demonstrates how easy it is
to grow salad greens, explores the vocabulary and
range of leafy greens, and shows off his favorites.
The kitchen demonstration is a Nicoise salad.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (R from 5/12)
“Of All the Harbors in All the Towns” An old flame
of Martin’s Aunt Joan is back in town but now is
seriously ill with a heart condition; Martin insists on
running tests on him.
—/6:00 NOVA
“Secrets of Stonehenge” (R from 5/11) KUID/KCDT
only
SECRETS OF THE DEAD
Two new episodes air on consecutive
nights this month.
The World’s Biggest Bomb (Tuesday,
May 17, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT; see it in
HD at 6:00/5:00 p.m. and 9:00/8:00 p.m.
MT/PT) tells the story of the dangerous
race in the late 1950s and early ’60s
between American and Soviet scientists
to build and detonate the world’s largest
bomb.
The results exceed all expectations
about how big a bomb could be built.
Terrifyingly, the bomb-makers on both
sides are flying blind as they push the
technology far into unknown territory. China’s Terracotta Warriors
(Wednesday, May 18, at 7:00 p.m. MT/
PT; see it in HD at 6:00/5:00 p.m. MT/
PT) reveals that the Chinese may have
had Henry Ford beat by more than 2,000
years. They may have established their
own assembly line used to produce 8,000
lavishly painted terracotta warriors.
The story begins two centuries before
the birth of Christ. The first emperor of
China orders an extravagant tomb for his
journey into the afterlife — and decrees
that a monumental army protect him
forever.
For centuries these ancient warriors
were hidden in the emperor’s tomb,
brightly painted, fully armed, and ready to
protect their emperor for all eternity. Now
a group of scientists, led by archaeologist
Agnes Hsu, returns this army to its former
glory. Row upon row of life-size, lavishly
painted warriors rise from the dust of two
millennia. The researchers explain how a
terracotta army was created in less than
two years using the technology of 2,200
years ago.
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Airs Thursday, May 19, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PT; repeats Sunday, May 22, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD, Thursday, May 19, at 9:00/8:00 p.m. MT/PT; repeats Sunday,
May 22, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PT
Idaho’s boat builders apply new
technology to an old craft to restore
or produce wooden boats. They use
modern sealants, paints and other
materials to make old boats new again
and to create new ones.
“The restoration process is a long
process. It is labor intensive,” says
McCall’s Don Hardy, who is working
on a 1939 Chris Craft Barrel-back.
Sometimes, he says, it is a matter of
replacing much of the wood, motor,
interior and even fittings.
The Yandt Boat Works once occupied
the lakeshore where Coeur d’Alene
Resort is now. Ron Yandt and his son
Wes are working on a boat originally
built in the family shop. What they
expected to do quickly, Wes says, turned
into “learning how to go about building
the boat.”
Duane Hagadone of Coeur d’Alene
sails on a completely new wooden
boat built on the lake’s edge. “We
have adapted and melded together the
old technology of wood (but) we’re
using modern processes to put it all
together,” says Jim Brown, project
manager. “We’re marrying that to …
high technology — this boat is literally
a push button sailing craft.”
Curt Moten, a retired civil engineer
of Idaho Falls has taken up the
challenge of building new wooden
drift boats, kayaks and canoes. “The
attributes or design features you use
are similar to what you use to design a
ship,” Moten says. “It’s just a difference
of scales. The things you have to worry
about are the same. It’s just that this is
smaller.”
Kenly Bitton, east of Idaho Falls, has
been building new wooden drift boats
since the early 1980s. “They’re just the
greatest boat in the world to oar,” he
says.
Sponsors: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Boise Co-op,
Farm Bureau Insurance, Idaho Fish & Wildlife Foundation, The Idaho
Statesman, OfficeMax, Parkwood Business Properties, Sara Ifft,
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Wilderness in the 21st Century” (R from
5/12)
Revolutionary mapping technology reveals dozens
of “pits of mystery” in the Willamette Valley, and
uncovers hidden landslides, hazard zones and an
undiscovered volcano. The episode also looks at
what may be the last urban population of native
Western painted turtles, and the fungus causing
massive bat deaths.
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Bears of the Last Frontier: The Road North”
Chris Morgan explores the world of black bears
caught in the crossroads of urban development
in Anchorage and the wilderness. Then he heads
north to Denali National Park where grizzlies share
the enormous park with foxes, wolves and moose.
He continues north on a bone-shaking 610-mile
motorcycle journey to Prudhoe Bay. Part 2 of 3
“South Riding” As social improvements move
forward in South Riding, Robert faces ruin after a
principled stand against political corruption, and
Sarah confronts a crisis — both personal and
professional. Part 3 of 3
Napoleon’s Older Brother Escapes
to United States
10:00 Bonaparte’s Retreat
Not as well-known as his younger brother, Joseph
Bonaparte escapes to the United States after his
brother’s downfall at Waterloo. The story unfolds
through interviews with scholars and historians.
They relate how the Frenchman settles in New
Jersey, lives on a lavish estate, designs elaborate
gardens, entertains leading figures of the day,
and gathers an important collection of fine and
decorative art.
10:30 New Tricks
“Where There’s Smoke” The team reinvestigates a
devastating fire that swept through a late night
drinking club in 1995, killing four and seriously
injuring others. Team members turn up drug
dealing, rivalries and a range of motives, while
learning about the world of fire investigation.
Vera and Irene make an impact on board the prison
ship. The court finds Irene completely mad and
releases her. She immediately begins raising funds
for her still imprisoned friend.
(HD) “Central China” Megan begins her trip by
exploring Shanghai.
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(HD) “Biloxi, Mississippi” Host Mark L. Walberg
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discusses art inspired by the area landscape and
its creatures while at the Walter Anderson Museum
of Art. At the convention center, appraisers inspect
a suit worn by Olivia de Haviland in a 1943 film,
and four 1827 watercolor portraits attributed to a
mysterious North Carolina-based artist, valued up
to $60,000. Part 3 of 3 (Rpt. 5/21)
8:00 Globe Trekker
“Central China” In Shanghai Megan McCormick
tries her hand at contortionism with the famous
acrobats. She learns about the silk trade in Suzhou,
travels by train through the Yellow Mountains,
fishes the Yangtze River, visits the caves at Dazu and
marvels at the Terracotta Army in X’ian.
9:00 Freedom Riders: An American Experience
Special
(D)(HD) An integrated band of college students
in 1961 risk everything and buy a ticket on a
Greyhound bus bound for the Deep South to
break the grip of segregation. Filmmaker Stanley
Nelson presents the first feature-length film about
this band of civil-rights activists. He chronicles a
chapter in American history that is a testament to
the accomplishment of youth that can result from
a combination of personal conviction and courage.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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LARK RISE TO CANDLEFORD
Drama Is Reprised
(HD) Laura Timmins leaves the rural hamlet of Lark
Rise to begin her first job at the post office in nearby
Candleford where change is coming to the larger
community in the form of a railroad. Postmistress
Dorcas Lane welcomes Laura, whose loyalties are
soon divided during a dispute at Lark Rise over
payment for telegrams.
8:00 Secrets of the Dead
(HD) “The World’s Biggest Bomb” Beginning in the
1950s, American and Soviet scientists engage in a
dangerous race to see who can build and detonate
the world’s largest bomb. Bomb-makers on both
sides are flying blind as they push technology into
unknown territory.
9:00 Frontline
(HD) “Kill/Captore”
(HD) “Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo” Exploring
the history of Japan’s love affair with bugs, this
film uses insects like an anthropologist’s toolkit,
and uncovers Japanese philosophies that shift
perspectives on nature, beauty and life.
11:00 Charlie Rose
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7:00 Secrets of the Dead
(HD) “China’s Terracotta Warriors” When the first
emperor of China wanted an extravagant tomb for
his journey into the afterlife, he decreed he would
be protected by an army. Artisans have less than
two years to complete the massive project using
the technology of 2,200 years ago to construct
8,000 life-sized, painted figures. Archaeologist
Agnes Hsu shows how it might have been done.
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Riddles of the Sphinx” An international
team of archaeologists, architects and engineers
races against time to save the nearly 5,000-yearold Great Sphinx from modern erosion caused
by sandblasting winds and rising saltwater and
sewage, and vibrations from planes, cars and
construction. Along the way, experts also solve
riddles that have eluded the rescue missions of
pharaohs, Caesars and emperors for more than
3,000 years. (Rpt. 5/21)
9:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Building Pharaoh’s Ship” NOVA follows a
team of archaeologists and boat builders as they
reconstruct the vessel shown on a mysterious
carving on the wall of a 3,500-year-old temple
built for the female pharaoh Hatshepsut. According
to the wall carving, the vessel embarks on a royal
expedition to a mysterious land called Punt. Today’s
adventurers launch their boat into the Red Sea on a
modern voyage of discovery.
10:00 Hustle
Danny wants Trevor to become part of the gang. His
teammates are not so sure about the newcomer,
who sometimes targets the elderly or the poor.
However, Danny insists and the two of them
target a ruthless, corrupt billionaire, who is an avid
collector of antique banknotes.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(R from 5/14)
“Vienna and the Danube” Rick takes in the city’s
elegant gardens, great art and fine music. He
explores the surrounding area with a trip along the
Danube River and a hike to Baroque Melk Abbey.
(Rpt. 5/21)
*(HD) “Boat Builders” Idaho’s boat builders draw
on old craft techniques as well as new technology
to rebuild wooden boats or design new ones.
Whether working on a 1939 speedster or creating
new drift boats, they turn out stylish products for
Idaho’s waters. (Rpt. 5/22)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (Rpt. 5/22)
“Blue Herrings” DCI Barnaby pursues the
suspicious deaths of people who have changed
their wills and closes in on answers to the
mystery. Part 2 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) Beth and Dimitri are undercover Home Office
representatives tasked with keeping delegates
apart who are arriving for top secret talks between
Israel and Palestine. The American president,
under the guise of his first state visit to England, is
chairing the talks. When a plot to kill the president is
uncovered, they must also track down the assailant.
11:00 Charlie Rose
MASTERPIECE MYSTERY!
Murder on the Orient Express
Airs Sunday, May 22, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
David Suchet stars as suave Belgian super-sleuth
Hercule Poirot and leads an all-star international cast
in this adaptation of Agatha Christie’s most popular
novel.
Securing a last-minute ticket on the Orient Express
from Istanbul to London, Poirot finds himself among
a host of eclectic fellow passengers. When the train
becomes caught in a snowdrift and a passenger is
found brutally murdered mid-voyage, the famous
Belgian detective is called upon to investigate.
This encore presentation leads into three new
Poirot adventures in June.
Sponsors: Boise Co-op, The Flicks
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12:30/— Newsline
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9:00 Garrow’s Law
Garrow is in the dock defending his honor and
future. Silvester suspends the old animosities to
defend Garrow in court knowing the high-profile
case brings him into the spotlight.
(HD) “John Legend & the Roots” The innovative
hip-hop collective backs the Grammy-winning soul
singer on a set of soul covers and originals.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(HD) “Biloxi, Mississippi” Part 3 of 3 (R from 5/16)
Fiona Bruce introduces finds that stood out in
terms of pure quality from 31 years of ROADSHOW
valuations, and the mystery owner of a $15,000
piece of furniture steps forward. (Rpt. 5/26)
“Vienna and the Danube” (R from 5/19)
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“Childhood Memories” The song “Those Were the
Days” sets the theme of this show. Arthur Duncan
brings his “Little Red Wagon.” Guy and Ralna recall
“Little Toy Trains.” Bob Small shines on “Chopsticks.”
“Anything You Can Do” The canteen fare slumps
from bad to uneatable. Upset by the complaints,
the canteen staff goes on strike and challenges the
Ladies and Gents staff members to do better.
Hyacinth’s social standing at a church function is
jeopardized when Daisy tries to encourage Onslow
to become more ardent.
“Enter the Finger” Barry’s fitness-mad neighbor,
Boothroyd (Brian Conley), annoyingly outshines
him in all things physical. When it comes to karate,
however, Barry has friends who can help him even
the balance.
9:30 Outnumbered
Pete and Sue are trapped in a foreign airport
with three bored children and an increasingly
bewildered granddad. Karen grills her dad about
al-Qaeda, and security staff grill Ben about the
worrying objects in his bag. Ben seeks the Spanish
words to ask, “Can I play with your machine gun?”
and others wonder about someone letting the kids
drink double espressos.
“Cyber Girl” Harold meets a girl, Bonnie, through
the Internet.
It’s the eve of the big day. Howard and Mel have
their wedding rehearsal and must survive the big
family dinner that follows.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Hungry Earth” A deep drilling project in 2015
reaches deeper beneath the Earth’s crust than ever
before. When the Doctor, Amy and Rory arrive in a
tiny mining village, they find themselves plunged
into a battle against a deadly danger from a bygone
age.
(HD) “Sarah McLachlan/Duffy”
Craft in America - Messages
Airs Tuesday, May 24, at 8 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 6:00/5:00 p.m. and 9:00/8:00 p.m. MT/PT
This new episode of the intermittent series looks
at the ways many artists go beyond skill to personal
and political expression. They use craft to tell a story,
prove a point, or bring attention to contemporary
issues. Often their work is passionate and
provocative. The artists selected for Messages, such
as Beth Lipman, express many different interests and
points of view, but they have one thing in common:
their skill and creativity are of the highest level.
CRAFT IN AMERICA promotes and advances
original handcrafted work and inspires people of
all ages to pursue their own creativity. Audiences
explore issues of identity, history, philosophy,
ancestry, cultural exchange, repression and freedom.
Through these explorations, viewers gain a greater
understanding of our nation’s complex heritage.
Sponsors: Blaisdell Family Dentistry, Boise Co-op, Boise Weekly
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“Backyard Farming” Allen shows how to take even
the smallest outdoor spaces and turn them into
a personal mini-farm. He demonstrates how to
use straw bales to create raised beds, and how to
maintain a beehive in a backyard.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (R from 5/19)
“Haemophobia” The tourist season has arrived and
Martin is making his way through the crowds when
he stops to examine a woman’s chest — to warn
about the dangers of exposure to skin cancer. The
villagers test Martin’s aversion to blood.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Riddles of the Sphinx” (R from 5/18) KUID/
KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Boat Builders” (R from 5/19)
Cameras follow the selection committee for
Portland’s Heritage Tree program as members
assess nominations for the program. The study of
lichen is a wonderland of mystery that can teach
volumes about air quality. A trained conservation
dog helps researchers find a single endangered
plant in a field.
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Bears of the Last Frontier: Arctic
Wanderers” In early November, Chris Morgan
travels to the North Slope town of Kaktovik where
each year polar bears struggle for extended
periods on dwindling fat reserves, waiting for the
opportunity to hunt on sea ice. In late spring, he
is on the north slope of the Brooks Range, where
grizzlies wait for the thousands of caribou that
migrate through. Part 3 of 3
9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Poirot: Murder on the Orient Express” The
MYSTERY! season opens with an encore of the
Agatha Christie novel that drew from a real
incident. Poirot (David Suchet) and a galaxy of
guest stars step aboard the luxury Calais-bound
train in Istanbul. While the train is stuck in deep
snow, a wealthy passenger is murdered and Poirot’s
services requested. He finds the suspects are
numerous and colorful.
10:30 New Tricks
“Coming Out Ball” A former Irish dissident who has
now sworn off violence in favor of the democratic
process also disavows any part in the kidnapping
of an arms manufacturer’s daughter, which his
group claimed responsibility for at the time. The
UCOS team sets out to learn what really happened
and works through several layers of conflicting
information to a startling conclusion.
Despite Irene’s fundraiser for Vera’s release, Vera
insists that she would rather stay in prison. She has
started a literacy program and organized a prison
theatrical production.
(HD) “Micronesia” Megan’s first stop on the chain of
more than 2,000 islands is on Guam, site of a U.S.
military base.
23 Monday
(HD) “Washington, D.C.” Host Mark L. Walberg
with an appraiser visits the State Department’s
reception rooms decorated with American
antiques. Highlights include a 1958 signed letter
by Martin Luther King Jr., a circa 1965 Andy Warhol
lithograph, and a turn-of-the-20th-century
hand-wrought Gorham silver tea set valued up to
$90,000. Part 1 of 3
8:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Micronesia” On this chain of more than 2,000
islands, Megan begins on Guam, then heads for
Pohnpei, the capital island. She hikes through lush
vegetation to the Kepirohi waterfall, explores the
archaeological ruins of Nan Madol, dives among
sunken Japanese warships at Chuuk, and kayaks on
Jellyfish Lake on Palau.
(D)(HD) “The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer”
This biography interviews family members,
scholars and colleagues. Dramatic re-creations
feature Academy Award-nominated actor David
Strathairn. The film follows the scientists who led
the Manhattan Project’s New Mexico laboratory,
from his childhood, through the development of
the atomic bomb and his becoming ensnared in the
“Red Scare.”
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
24 Tuesday
(HD) When her husband escapes from prison,
postmistress Mrs. Macey fears her reputation
will be so damaged she could be forced to leave
Candleford. Caroline is summoned to court for
failing to pay her debts to the brewery. Laura strikes
up a friendship with Philip, a gamekeeper from the
manor.
8:00 Craft in America
(HD) “Messages” This new episode for the
Intermittent series explores the ways many craft
artists go beyond skill to personal and political
expression. The artists featured include Wisconsin
glass artist Beth Lipman, New Mexico santero
Charles Carrillo, Baltimore bead artist Joyce J. Scott,
and New Orleans metal artist Thomas Mann.
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9:00 Frontline
(HD) “Wikisecrets”
(HD) “Welcome to Shelbyville” In the heart of
America’s Bible Belt, a small Southern town
grapples with rapid demographic change and issues
of immigrant integration. The film documents how
people of the town, whether African American or
white, deal with Latino and Somali newcomers
as their lives intertwine against the backdrop of a
crumbling economy and the national election of a
new president.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
IRENA SENDLER:
IN THE NAME OF
THEIR MOTHERS
Airs Wednesday, May 25, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
25 Wednesday
7:00 The Color of Conscience
*(HD) Idaho Public Television producer Marcia
Franklin looks at the 25-year history of Idaho’s
modern human rights movement. She documents
the 1981 creation of the Kootenai County Task
Force on Human Relations and the group’s efforts
to confront the messages and activities of the
Aryan Nations near Hayden. The film uses archival
footage, as well as interviews with human rights
leaders, victims of prejudice and hate crimes, and
a former neo-Nazi skinhead.
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Secrets of the Parthenon” Modern science
is learning new things about the structure built
by ancient Greeks as a temple to Athena. The
Greek government has invested $10 billion into a
restoration program. The project allows scholars
to probe enigmas of the structure’s planning and
construction. NOVA joins the researchers as they
confront riddles of antiquity. (Rpt. 5/28)
9:00 Irena Sendler: In the Name of Their
Mothers
In her 90s, Sendler tells her story of the daring
rescue of thousands of Jewish children from the
Warsaw ghetto by her and a group of young
women, who hid the children throughout Poland
until the end of World War II. Many were reunited
with family members after the war. Archival
photographs and recreations bring the story to life.
10:00 Hustle
The gang is having some original artwork forged
and plans to switch the original for the forgery just
before the sale. Dodgy police detective Sam wants
in on the scam or she will arrest the schemers.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
26 Thursday
For decades, Irena Sendler keeps
silent about her wartime heroics in Nazioccupied Poland during World War II.
Now, in interviews she gives before she
dies at the age of 98, she reveals the truth
about a daring conspiracy of women who
saved thousands of Jewish children from
internment and death.
Sendler is a 29-year-old social worker
when the Nazis invade her native Poland.
When Warsaw’s Jews are imprisoned
inside a ghetto without food and medicine,
she and her friends smuggle in aid and
begin smuggling orphaned children out —
hiding them in convents, orphanages and
private homes. Soon they are appealing
to Jewish mothers also to part with their
children in order to save them.
Before the Nazis burn the entire
district to the ground, Sendler and the
other women manage to smuggle more
than 2,500 children from the hands of the
Nazis. Over the next two years, they care
for the children, disguise their identities
and move them constantly to keep them
from being discovered and killed.
In October 1943, Sendler is captured
by the Gestapo, imprisoned and tortured.
Refusing to divulge anything about her
organization, she is sentenced to death.
She escapes on the day she is to be
executed, thanks to her friends in the
Resistance. With a new identity, she
continues with her work until the end of
the war.
This one-hour special features Sendler,
her liaisons and several of the children
(now senior citizens) they rescued.
Archival footage, family photographs and
poetic re-creations shot in Warsaw help
tell their stories.
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(R from 5/21)
“The Czech Republic Beyond Prague” Rick sets out
for a whirlwind of Art Nouveau, local pub music,
stinky cheese-tasting, river-rafting, and peatbathing in places like Olomouc, Moravsky Krumlov,
Trebon and Konopiste. (Rpt. 5/28)
8:00/7:00 Dialogue
*(HD) “Human Rights in Idaho” Host Marcia
Franklin and her guests continue the discussion
begun in the Idaho Public Television documentary
THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE. (Rpt. 5/29)
“Judgment Day” The residents of the village of
Midsomer Mallow fear for their chances of winning
the Perfect Village competition when a local thief
and womanizer is brutally killed with a pitchfork.
Part 1 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) An American drone is hacked in Afghanistan
while in British care and London’s top CIA person
arrives on the Grid to oversee installation of the U.S.
advanced cyber-security system to prevent further
such disasters. Meanwhile Lucas is attempting
to protect and deliver ex-hacker turned White
House cryptographer Daniella Ortiz, who holds the
installation codes.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
27 Friday
9:00 Garrow’s Law
Reprising the series, young idealistic barrister
William Garrow is given his first criminal defense
case at the Old Bailey by attorney and mentor John
Southouse. He defends a man accused of robbery
at gunpoint. Garrow’s impressive performance in
court catches the eye of Lady Sarah Hill, who asks
him to defend a serving girl, accused of murdering
her newborn baby.
(HD) “Sarah McClachlan/Duffy” McLachlan
performs songs from her greatest hits set. British
rising star Duffy follows with grooving pop soul.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
28 Saturday
(HD) “Washington, D.C.” Part 1 of 3 (R from 5/23)
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Fiona Bruce and the team reveal some of the most
valuable bootsale buys in the history of the series,
and Hilary Kay recalls some saucy objects that
made her blush. (Rpt. 6/2)
“The Czech Republic Beyond Prague” (R from 5/26)
KUID/KCDT only
KUID/KCDT only
“Music of Irving Berlin” This 1978 show kicks off
with “Alexander’s Ragtime Band.” Kathie Sullivan
is “Doin’ What Comes Naturally.” Sandi, Gail and
Mary Lou team up for “I Love a Piano,” and the band
performs a rousing medley from Annie Get Your
Gun.
“The Agent” To supplement his salary, Mr. Goldberg
runs an agency to fix suitable positions for talented
sales staff.
Hyacinth has asked the new vicar to tea and has
organized the event down to the last lump of sugar.
But events conspire against her.
“Will the Genuine Racer Please Stand Up?” To ease
his lot, Howard devises a simple scheme to change
his appearance enough to fool even Pearl.
9:30 Outnumbered
Mum and Dad want a quiet meal for two, but first
they have to escape the house.
“Harold’s Job” Harold leaves the Lodge and moves
to the city to take a job as as assistant account
executive for an international corporation.
Ranger Gordon’s animated educational films are
introduced. Red demonstrates how to clean out
your car with a garbage truck.
The big day dawns. The weather is perfect. Guests
are arriving. Howard and Mel appear to be on track
for a day they will never forget.
11:00 Doctor Who Series
“Cold Blood” The Doctor faces his most difficult
challenge yet and he tries desperately to ensure
Alaya’s prediction of a massacre does not come
true. Meanwhile, the fate of the captured Amy is
uncertain.
(HD) “Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz”
29 Sunday
5:00/4:00 Dialogue
*(HD) “Human Rights in Idaho” (R from 5/26)
“Old Dogs” Just as things begin to look rosily
romantic between Martin and school teacher
Louisa, he makes a terrible faux pas. Muriel’s
condition deteriorates in the home and Martin
realizes that her problems are caused by
dehydration. At the surgery, he finds a strange girl
working in reception.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Secrets of the Parthenon” (R from 5/25)
KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Eating Local” Idahoans turn out for more
than 50 farmers markets around the state, taking
part in an increasing national trend of eating
food grown close to home. OUTDOOR IDAHO
visits farmers markets, farmers, a creamery, a
cheese producer, a small distribution system, a
CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and a
restaurant end-user. Cameras also visit an Idaho
garden run by refugees.
The show visits the Oregon Star Party in the central
part of the state where amateur photographers
document the night sky. When fish were being born
three months too soon for their survival because
of dams, an expensive fix produced dramatic
improvements on the McKenzie River.
8:00 National Memorial Day Concert
(HD) From the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol,
conductor Jack Everly and the National Symphony
Orchestra present the annual salute to veteran and
active military personnel and remembrance of the
nation’s military actions. Co-hosts Joe Mantegna
and Gary Sinise introduce dignitaries, actors and
musical artists.
Idahoans Relate WWII Experiences
9:30 The Idaho Homefront: World War II
*(HD) Idahoans and the nation go to war in 1941.
A generation raised during the Great Depression
comes of age under the gun. This Idaho Public
Television production meets men and women who
experienced World War II on the battlefield and at
home. They share their memories, their emotions
and their knowledge of the era.
10:30 New Tricks
“Gloves Off” Halford is sent information on a gun
used in an armed robbery but also used in the
unsolved murder of an up-and-coming boxer in
1999. This sends the UCOS team into the world of
boxing, gangs, love, deception and cheating.
Vera is released from prison and moves in with
her children where she struggles to cope with a
mountain of dirty diapers, Bohemian house guests
and a flock of sheep. Meanwhile, Irene has been
living in Vera’s old house, which she discovers may
get bulldozed for a new bypass.
(HD) “A Globe Trekker Special: World War II in
Europe” Trekkers visit sites that played major roles
in WWII.
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30 Monday
(HD) “Washington, D.C.” At the U.S. General Services
Administration, host Mark L. Walberg learns about
the New Deal’s WPA program and the thousands
of artworks produced under its auspices. Appraisal
highlights include an 1813 Congressional sword,
an early 20th-century Tiffany & Co. Sinclair
mantel clock, and an early 20th-century Charles
Schreyvogel sculpture valued up to $90,000. Part
2 of 3
8:00 Globe Trekker
(HD) “A Globe Trekker Special: World War II in Europe”
Trekkers visit sites that played major roles in World
War II. From France’s Forest of Compiegne to the
Island of Crete, where veterans and locals recount
the first major airborne invasion by the Germans,
this episode is a haunting journey of discovery.
Other locations include Nuremberg, Vienna, Dunkirk,
Italy’s Anzio, Normandy beaches, Dresden, Berlin
and Auschwitz.
‘War Letters’ Spans Three Centuries
(D)(HD) “War Letters” With no narrator and a time
line that spans three centuries, this tone poem
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presents the collective voice of those who fought
and those who waited in America’s wartimes. Kevin
Spacey, Esai Morales, Joan Allen, David Hyde Pierce
and others read the letters, illustrated by archival
footage, photographs, recreations and images of
writers and recipients.
10:00 Hallowed Grounds
(HD) This special visits 22 of America’s overseas
military cemeteries from both World War I and II
in England, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg,
Belgium, Italy, Tunisia and the Philippines.
The program weaves historical elements with
contemporary scenes and powerful stories about
the men and women buried in these cemeteries.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
31 Tuesday
(HD) Dorcas intercedes when a new maid drives
a wedge bigger than her irresistible sponge cake
between Old Amos and his son. Robert refuses to
let his children sing a song in praise of the Tories at
the local Church concert.
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at Twilight.” Celtic Thunder fan favorites
“Ireland’s Call” and the new “A Voice in
the Choir” are also part of the concert.
It is followed at 8:30 p.m. MT/PT by a
brand-new GREAT PERFORMANCES
special featuring Eric Clapton’s
Crossroads Guitar Festival 3. In June
2010, Clapton gathered a veritable
Who’s Who of the world’s most talented
guitar players at the third Crossroads
Guitar Festival, an 11-hour celebration
of the six-string that attracted a soldout crowd of more than 27,000 music
fans to Chicago’s Toyota Park. GREAT
PERFORMANCES presents two hours of
highlights from this star-studded concert.
Clapton says, “The Crossroads Festival
is the realization of a dream for me, to
gather a group of amazingly talented
musicians to perform on one stage.”
Actor-comedian and 2007 host Bill
Murray returns to introduce the performers
and supply nonmusical highlights. See
bluesmen Robert Cray, Hubert Sumlin
(Howlin’ Wolf’s guitarist), Jimmie
Vaughan, Sonny Landreth, Gary Clark,
Jr., Keb’ Mo’ and Buddy Guy, as well as
B.B. King, who leads an all-star jam of
his classic “The Thrill Is Gone.” The rock
contingent includes ZZ Top, Jeff Beck,
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8:00 Great Performances
(HD) “Carnegie Hall @ 120: An Anniversary
Celebration” The all-star gala birthday concert
features conductor Alan Gilbert and the New York
Philharmonic. Guest artists include pianist Emanuel
Ax, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, violinist Gil Shaham, and
singer-actress Audra McDonald.
9:30 Journey of the Bonesetter’s Daughter
(HD) This film documents the creation of the San
Francisco Opera’s production of The Bonesetter’s
Daughter composed by Stewart Wallace with
libretto by novelist Amy Tan. Based on Tan’s book of
the same name, the opera brings together artists
from China and the U.S. to tell the story inspired by
Tan’s family history. Through intimate footage of
the creative process, the film shows the power of
art to engage, inspire and transform.
(HD) “Garbage Dreams” Three teenage boys,
born into the trash trade, grow up in the world’s
largest garbage village on the outskirts of Cairo.
When their community is suddenly faced with the
globalization of its trade, each boy is forced to make
choices that will impact his future and the survival
of his community.
the John Mayer Trio, Doyle Bramhall II,
and the Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi
Band. Vince Gill supplies an amazing take
on Clapton’s “Lay Down Sally.” Beck
transforms Puccini’s aria “Nessun Dorma”
into a soaring piece for electric guitar.
The evening concludes with
YOUNGER NEXT YEAR: THE NEW
SCIENCE OF AGING at 10:30 p.m.
MT/PT. Dr. Henry Lodge is known
for the Younger Next Year book series
with co-author Chris Crowley. Lodge
illuminates the new science of aging that
helps people remain vital to live better,
longer.
In this program the internist explains
why everyone, at any age, needs to
exercise regularly and adopt other
constructive behaviors. He explains the
biological impact of exercise on the body
and the brain — how it forces cell decay
and cell renewal in both. Dr. Lodge, who
is on the faculty of Columbia Medical
School in New York City, also explains
why establishing caring relationships and
committing and connecting to meaningful
issues or projects are critical to healthy
longevity. In addition, he highlights other
areas such as eating properly, reducing
stress and living within your means.

Human Rights in Idaho - Idaho Public Television

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