Crossroads Guitar Festival 3

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JUNE 2011
Membership Magazine for the Friends of IdahoPTV
Volume 17, Issue 06
Great Performances
Crossroads
Guitar
Festival 3
See pages 3 & 6
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IdahoPTV’s Primetime
All-Channel Schedule
See pages 6-15
Weekends: Overnight
and Daytime Schedule
MASTERPIECE MYSTERY!
details page 4
gREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET
nIXON IN cHINA
details page 5
sPECIALS EXAMINE mAJOR HEALTH ISSUES
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See page 16
Idaho Channel
Primetime Listings
See page 17
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HISTORY dETECTIVES
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dIALOguE sUMMER READING
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Nixon in China
Airs Wednesday, June 1, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT; see it in HD at 7:00/6:00 p.m. and 11:00/10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Celebrated director Peter Sellars makes his
Metropolitan Opera debut with this production
of what the Associated Press calls “perhaps the
greatest American opera of the last quarter-century.”
This adaptation of John Adams’ opus stars
James Maddalena as President Richard Nixon,
a role he created at the opera’s world premiere
in 1987. With a libretto by American poet Alice
Goodman, the opera is based on significant
moments during Nixon’s visit to China in February
1972, with the key political figures as the lead
characters: Nixon, first lady Pat Nixon (Janis
Kelly) and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger
(Richard Paul Fink) for the Americans;
Chairman Mao Tse-tung (Robert Brubaker), his
wife Chiang Ch’ing (Kathleen Kim), and Premier
Chou En-lai (Russell Braun) for the Chinese.
Maddalena has played the lead character on
many of the world’s leading stages, including
the English National Opera, Netherlands Opera,
the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Washington
Opera, and the Théâtre du Châtelet. Kelly, who
also starred with Maddalena in the recent English
National Opera revival of the opera, makes her
Met debut.
Sponsors: Bistline Family Foundation, The Flicks, Pioneer Federal Credit Union
Overnight Educational
Enrichment Schedule
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Nature
6/1, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29
6/2
American Experience
6/9
6/16
6/8 Good News: How Hospitals Heal 6/23
Themselves
6/30
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The Lord Is Not on Trial Here Today
Placing Out: The Orphan Trains
Life in Print
6/3 Critical Issues in School Reform
Values Go to School (1:30/12:30)
6/10, 6/17, 6/24
Assessment in Math and Science: What’s the Point
Maria Tallchief
TBA
Last Child: The Global Race to End Polio
N Is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdos
Ultimate Resource
6/3
6/10
6/17
6/24
2:00/1:00
6/6 Writers
6/13 Roots of Health
6/20 Alzheimer’s Disease: Facing the Facts
6/27 More Than Skin Deep: Skin Cancer in America
6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28
Scientific American Frontiers
6/1
6/8
6/15 6/22
6/29
3:00/2:00
6/6 Naturally Obsessed: The Making of a Scientist
6/13 Bear Island
6/20, 6/27
Secrets of the Dead
6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27
Place of Our Own
6/7, 6/14, 6/21
In Search of Shakespeare
6/28 Laughing Matters With Brett Leake
6/1 The People of the Seven Council Fire
6/8 Ethanol Maze
6/22, 6/29
Naturalist
6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23
Art in the 21st Century
6/30 Sister Wendy at the Norton Simon Museum
6/3, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24
Engaging With Literature: A Workshop for Teachers, Grades 3-5
6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28
Place of Our Own
6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29
Place of Our Own
6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30
Place of Our Own
6/3, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24
Place of Our Own
4:30/3:30
6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27
Los Niños En Su Casa
6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28
6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29
6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30
6/3, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24
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6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27
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BBC World News
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BBC World News
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BBC World News
6/3, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24
BBC World News
5:30/4:30
6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27
Destinos
6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28
Connect with English
6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29
French in Action
6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30
Destinos
6/3, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24
Connect with English
6:00/5:00
6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27
Classical Stretch
6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28
Power Yoga: Mind & Body
6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29
Classical Stretch
6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30
Power Yoga: Mind & Body
6/3, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24
Functional Fitness
4:00/3:00
Chasing China’s Chariots of Steam
Moving Earth
The Story of the TVA (2:30/1:30)
Riverwebs
Engineering the Golden Age of Green
6/2
6/9
6/16
6/23
6/30
Crank: Darkness on the Edge of Town
Science Mission 101 (2:30/1:30)
Dissed-Respect: The Impact of Bullying (2:30/1:30)
3, 2, 1 Fireworks (2:30/1:30)
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4:00/3:00
8:00/7:00
Curious George
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8:30/7:30
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1:00/12:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows
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5:00/4:00
9:00/8:00
Super Why!
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9:30/8:30
Dinosaur Train
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Between the Lions
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JuneFest Brings OPRY MEMORIES
To HD Channel
Airs Monday, June 6, at 7:00/6:00 p.m. MT/PT
on the HD Channel
Host John Schneider introduces archival
performances by country stars performing their biggest
hits in the prime of their careers as part of IdahoPTV’s
JuneFest.
Captured in the historic Ryman Auditorium,
the original home of the Grand Ole Opry, these
performances have been preserved and restored to
pristine condition with top quality sound and video in
full color. OPRY MEMORIES features such stars as
Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, George Jones and Loretta
Lynn.
Highlights include “Folsom Prison Blues” by Cash,
“I Will Always Love You” by Parton, “The Grand Tour”
by Jones, “Stand By Your Man” by Tammy Wynette,
“Coal Miner’s Daughter” by Lynn and “For the Good
Times” by Ray Price.
JUNE 2011 PRIMETIME ALL-CHANNEL SCHEDULE
5:00p
Rick Steves’ Europe
Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
“Belgium: Bruges and Brussels” “West Africa: Togo and Benin”
World-4
Independent Lens
“Garbage Dreams”
5:00p
6:00p
Idaho-1
MT — Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report
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5:30/4:30p
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6:00/5:00p
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Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C.-Hour Two”
7:30p
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Bad Blood: A Cautionary Tale
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Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
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Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“A Palouse Paradise”
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NASA Sci Files
Ciao Italia
“Dinner Is Ready”
Caprial and John’s Kitchen
“Water of Life: Pear Brandy”
Music Voyager
“Provence: Light, Wind & Wine” “Beyond Bob Marley”
World-4
Black in Latin America
“Haiti & the Dominican Republic: An Island Divided”
“Cuba: The Next Revolution”
5:00p
6:00p
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Washington, D.C.-Hour Two”
PT— Priceless Antiques RS
PT —Rick Steves’ Europe
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Andrew Jackson’s Mouth/Barton Letter/Spybook”
Learn/Create-3 The Case of the Disappearing Dirt”
High-Def-2
Learn/Create-3 Economics U$A
“Federal Reserve”
World-4
Global Voices (90 minutes)
“Black Gold/Calicot”
5:30p
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“Stagflation”
Friday, 3
6:30p
High-Def-2
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
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PBS NewsHour
7:00p
MT — Priceless Antiques RS
MT — Rick Steves’ Europe
PT — Outdoor Idaho “Palouse” PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Gathering of Mustangs and Legends
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Rick Steves’ Iran
“Mustard Madness”
Under Our Skin: A Health Care
Nightmare (90 minutes)
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PBS NewsHour
Idaho-1
Friday, 3
Alzheimer’s: The Cost of
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Cooking Odyssey
“Lefkada”
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Faces of America
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PT — European Journal
PT — BBC Newsnight
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
American Masters
“Maestro James Levine: 40 Years at the Met”
The Lawrence Welk Show
“Occupations”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Austin City Limits
“Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux”
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
“Craving Color”
For Your Home
“Decorated Garden”
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
“Whimsy”
For Your Home
“Outdoor Living”
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Wild Caught: Life & Struggles
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Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class
“Ricotta Mint Ravioli & Salad”
5:30p
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7:00p
NASA Sci Files
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Galactic Vacation”
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Saturday, 4
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
American Masters
“James Levine: America’s Maestro”
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PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
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PBS NewsHour
6:00p
American Masters
“James Levine: America’s Maestro”
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Great Performances at the Met (3 hours)
“Nixon in China”
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Wednesday, 1
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Week of June 1-4, 2011
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Three series begin the afternoon of
Sunday, June 5, that feature painting,
quilting and gardening.
TERRY MADDEN’S
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP at 1:00
p.m./12:00 noon MT/PT comes from the
veteran instructor who believes anyone with
the right coaching can produce beautiful
watercolor paintings.
QUILTING ARTS at 2:00/1:00 p.m.
MT/PT returns to the schedule with Pokey
Bolton and her guest designers, who
expand the world of quilting with new
skills and materials like paint, metal and
unusual fabrics.
GROWING A GREENER WORLD,
Wednesday, 1
the Edge
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Sunday Afternoons See Changes; National
Geographic Bee, June 25
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8:00/7:00p MT/PT — 12:00 midnight/11:00p MT/PT
8:00p
8:30p
Great Performances at the Met (3 hours)
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Great Performances at the Met
(continued)
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Lark Rise to Candleford
10:30/9:30p
Garden Smart
For Your Home
“Building, Part Two”
Katie Brown Workshop
“A Spring Celebration”
Outnumbered
Landscapes Through Time America’s Test Kitchen
“Kensett: Darien, Conn.“ “Two Ways With Pork”
Ask This Old House
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Thursday, 2
rope
8:30p
The Victory Garden
“Sky”
8:00p
Need to Know
Friday, 3
Nightly Business Report Journal
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
MT — Outdoor Idaho
MT — Dialogue
Midsomer Murders
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “Judgment Day, Part Two”
8:00/7:00p
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9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
This Old House Hour
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
The Woodwright’s Shop
“Classical Carving”
PBS NewsHour
American Woodshop
“Work Table”
Moment of Luxury
“Living With History”
8:30p
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Great Performances at the Met
Lidia’s Italy
“Hearty but Good”
Independent Lens
“Garbage Dreams”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
MI-5
Charlie Rose
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
American Road to Victory
“The Americans on D-Day”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Live From the Artists Den
“Robert Plant and the Band of Joy”
The Red Green Show
“Harold’s Job”
Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time Julia & Jacques Cooking
“Tacos Hola!”
at Home “Desserts”
Best of Joy of Painting
“Deep Woods”
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
“World War II in Europe”
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
9:30p
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“The Americans on D-Day”
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
“Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
P. Allen Smith’s Garden
Home “Shape and Form”
Hometime
“Stone Cottage: Tile”
Around the House
“It’s a Wrap”
The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming
Lidia’s Italy “Apples:
“Patio Rug”
“Lime Leaves & Shallots” Salad, Soup, Dessert”
This Old House
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Are You Being Served?
“Is It Catching?”
Saturday, 4
at 4:30/3:30 p.m. MT/PT, blends the
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traditional gardening know-how. Hosts Joe
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include a feature story, a how-to segment
on food gardening, and a cooking segment
with chef Nathan Lyon using garden fresh
ingredients.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BEE
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p.m. MT/PT features the national finalists
competing for the National Bee title and a
$25,000 scholarship. Alex Trebek returns as
moderator for the event.
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered
“Intro to Cooper’s Rules”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“The Fishing Derby”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C.-Hour Two”
“Cuba: The Next Revolution”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
The Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who
“Vincent and the Doctor”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Live from the Artists Den
“Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Judgment Day, Part Two
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home For Your Home
“Outdoor Spaces”
“Subtle Screens”
Garden Smart
P.A. Smith’s Garden Home For Your Home
P.A. Smith’s Garden Home For Your Home
“Outdoor Spaces”
“Don’t Forget the Yard” “Structure in the Garden” “Backyard Makeover”
Wild Caught
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Bonecrusher
Garden Smart
Alzheimer’s: The Cost of Dabbawallas
Growing Old
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
“Ocean Animal Emergency”
Global Voices
“Black Gold/Calicot”
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5:00p
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Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
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PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
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PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
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Celtic Thunder Heritage (90 minutes)
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Antiques Roadshow
“Dallas, Texas-Hour Three”
6:30/5:30p
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Opry Memories (90 minutes)
7:30/6:30p
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Ciao Italia
“Cooking w/Sal Scognamillo”
“Chinese Favorites”
“Poland Rediscovered”
Music Voyager
“Roots, Rock, Reggae”
World-4
Last Ridge
D-Day: The Price of Freedom
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PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
5:30p
NASA Sci Files
6:00p
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POV (2 hours)
“The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg”
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5:00/4:00p
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PBS NewsHour
6:00p
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Globe Trekker
“Spotlight on Crusts”
“Antarctica”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
Apache 8
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NOVA
“Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives”
Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class New Scandinavian Cooking
“Grilled Sea Bass and Veggies” “Milk Seeking Eternity”
“Budapest: Best of Hungary”
World-4
Snap Judgment
Anyone and Everyone
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“Ask Not”
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PBS NewsHour
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American Masters
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Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Great Space Exploration”
Monday, 6
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Cooking Odyssey
“Santorini, Part One”
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Radical Ride”
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Tuesday, 7
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Prize-winning Plants”
“Wild Asia: Nepal and India”
Wednesday, 8
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Sunday, 5
“French Riveria: Uniquely Chic”
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Color of Conscience
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“The Case of the Ocean Odyssey”
Cooking Odyssey
“Santorini, Part Two”
“Mayonnaise Heaven”
“Barcelona City Guide”
NOVA scienceNOW
“Series Four, Episode Two”
NOVA
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5:30p
PT — WordWorld
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PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
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Washington Week
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6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
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Hold at All Costs (90 minutes)
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Ciao Italia
“Healthy Salads”
“Chocolate Alchemy”
“Lisbon and the Algarve“
Music Voyager
“Dancehall Marathon”
World-4
“Brazil: A Racial Paradise?”
“Mexico & Peru: The Black Grandma in the Closet”
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Dallas, Texas-Hour Three”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Cromwell Dixon/Bartlett Sketchbook/Duke Ellington Plates”
World-4
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Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Zany Animal Antics”
5:00p
High-Def-2
“Productivity”
World-4
Vintage: The Winemaker’s Year
5:30p
Economics U$A
“Federal Deficits”
6:00p
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Apache 8
6:30/5:30p
“Carnival”
7:00/6:00p
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Austin City Limits
“Lyle Lovett & Friends: A Songwriters Special”
7:30p
Smart Travels w/ Rudy Maxa
“Mexico City and Ixtapa”
Outdoor Idaho
“Borderlands”
Independent Lens
“Whatever It Takes”
Dialogue
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Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Smart Travels w/ Rudy Maxa
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“The Pearl of Fjords”
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“Tomato & Mozzarella Farfalle”
Learn/Create-3 Seasons of Life
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Friday, 10
6:30p
“Infancy and Early Childhood”
High-Def-2
Idaho-1
Saturday, 11
6:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Andrew Jackson’s Mouth/Barton Letter/Spybook”
World-4
8
5:30p
We
MT —Doc Martin “In Loco”
PT — NOVA “Ocean Animal Emergency”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
“Underdogs”
Idaho-1
MT—P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT—Doc Martin “In Loco”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
“Ocean Animal Emergency”
8:
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Monday, 6
Sunday, 5
8:00p
8:30/7:30p
Dialogue
Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes)
“Poirot: Appointment With Death”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
New Tricks
“The Fourth Man”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
“Poirot: Appointment With Death”
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Ask This Old House
Home “Framing the View”
For Your Home
“Trim & Surfaces, Part 3” “Keep ‘Em Busy”
“Is It Catching?”
“Hudson River Painters” “The Cookie Jar”
Chasing China’s Chariots of Steam
Outdoor Idaho
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
10:30p
11:00/10:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“In Loco”
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Whiz Kids (90 minutes)
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
Around the House
“Stone Cottage: Driveway” “Function First”
Keeping Up Appearances Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming
“Watering Can”
“Star Anise & Oranges”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Ebert Presents at
the Movies
Lidia’s Italy
“The Rock of Assisi”
Need to Know
8:00/7:00p
Opry Memories
(continued)
10:30/9:30p
11:30p
Ladies of Letters
10:00p
8:30p
10:30p
11:00p
9:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
Lidia’s Italy
“Deliciously Vegeterian”
D-Day: The Price of Freedom
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
8:00/7:00p
POV
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
POV (2 hours)
Charlie Rose
“The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
POV
American Masters
“The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers”
The Victory Garden
“Old”
“File Philosophy”
American Woodshop
Moment of Luxury
“Picture Frames & Mirrors” “America’s Castles”
Last of the Summer Wine Best of Joy of Painting
“Intro to Cooper’s Rules” “Grandpa’s Barn”
Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time Julia & Jacques Cooking
”A Whole New Enchilada” at Home ”Shellfish”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
“Sri Lanka & Maldives”
8:00p
8:30p
NOVA
9:00p
Roots of Health
8:00/7:00p
Niagara Falls
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
“Decorative Accents, Pt. 4” “Lady Luncheon”
Outnumbered
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
8:00p
Thursday, 9
Dialogue
10:00p
8:30p
9:00p
Great Performances (2.5 hours)
“Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival 3”
PBS NewsHour
8:30p
9:30p
9:30p
MT — Dialogue
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
This Old House Hour
Midsomer Murders
“Written in Blood, Part One”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Borderlands”
The Victory Garden
“Old”
American Woodshop
“Spice Cabinets”
“A Very Boring Project”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 10
9:30p
8:00p
Celtic Thunder Heritage
(continued)
Last Rights: Facing End-of-Life Choices
Moment of Luxury
“Northwest Style”
10:00p
Hustle
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
Niagara Falls
11:30/10:30p
“American Impressionism“ “Saucy Italian Favorites”
10:30p
MI-5
11:00p
10:00/9:00p
Out in the Silence
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Squeeze”
The Red Green Show
“The Fishing Derby”
“Old Country Mill”
Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time Julie & Jacques Cooking
“Chorizo Made Easy”
at Home “Roast Chickens”
Charlie Rose
NOVA
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
9:30p
8:00/7:00p
Hold at All Costs
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
Home “Entry“
This Old House
Hometime
“Stone Cottage: Doors”
Around the House
“Bright Ideas”
“Painting on Paper”
“Sake & Black Pepper”
8:00p
“Personal Problem”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“Is Jeremy Quite Safe?”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Grace Potter and the Nocturnals”
Equitrekking
“Georgia”
POV
“The Principal Story”
idahoptv.org
Passport to Adventure
“Canary Islands, Spain”
11:30p
Charlie Rose
8:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“The Delights of Braising”
Anyone and Everyone
8:00p
Need to Know
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 11
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9:00p
8:00p
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8:30p
Nature
“Underdogs”
8:00/7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 7
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Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Lady in Red”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
Lidia’s Italy
“Everyday Roasted Duck”
“Mexico & Peru: The Black Grandma in the Closet”
10:30p
Worst Week of My Life
11:00p
Doctor Who
“The Lodger”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Great African Balloon Adventure
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa Equitrekking
“Oahu and Kauai”
“Uruguay”
B. Wolf: Travels & Traditions Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa Travelscope
“Cayman Islands”
“Sydney”
“Mozambique, Africa”
Killer Stress: A National Geographic Special
Farming the Future: Farm Life on Long Island
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives”
Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa
“Maui & Hawaii’s Big Isle”
Vintage: The Winemaker’s Year
9
5:00p
“The Cognac of the North”
“Sevilla”
Secrets of the Divine: The Altarpiece of Ciudad Rodrigo
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
G
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5:00p
5:30p
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
8:0
Gl
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6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Wichita, Kan.-Hour One”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Stonewall Uprising: American Experience (90 minutes)
Ciao Italia
“Fresh Puddings”
“Decadent Organic Dairy”
“England’s Bath & York”
NASA Sci Files
World-4
Earthshaker
Sleeping Monsters, Sacred Fires: Hawaii: Roots of Fire
Volcanos of New Mexico
Predator Legends
Nature
“Wild Balkans”
5:00p
5:30p
6:30p
7:00p
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
NASA Sci Files
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Fitness Challenge”
7:00/6:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
Cooking Odyssey
“Mykonos, Part One ”
“Outside the Meat Box”
“Nigeria”
Ga
8:0
Th
7:30/6:30p
8:
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6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
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6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Michelangelo Revealed”
6:30/5:30p
Secrets of the Dead
“Michelangelo Revealed”
7:00/6:00p
NOVA
“Musical Minds”
7:30/6:30p
8:
H
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NASA Sci Files
“Salmon With Herb Sauce”
“Salmon River”
“North Wales: Feisty & Poetic”
“The Kingdom of Bhutan”
World-4
The Doha Debates
Independent Lens
“Two Spirits”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
5:30p
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Mysterious Material”
High-Def-2
5:30p
High-Def-2
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PB
Frontline
“TBA”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
7:00p
7:30p
MT —Rick Steves’ Europe
PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
M
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8:
Th
“The Case of the Energy Crunch”
Cooking Odyssey
“Mykonos, Part Two”
“Beer: Not Just for Drinking” “Pirates, Galleons & Treasure”
NOVA scienceNOW
“Series Four, Episode One”
NOVA
“Musical Minds”
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
8:0
Ne
6:00/5:00p
Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Chasing the Light”
8:
Am
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Music Voyager
“From D.C. to Cajun Country”
Ciao Italia
“Linguine w/Clams, Two Ways” “Ales and Lagers”
“Edinburgh”
World-4
America Beyond the Color Line With Harry Louis Gates Jr.
“South: The Black Belt”
America Beyond the Color Line With Harry Louis Gates Jr.
“Chicago: Streets of Heaven”
Faces of America
“Making America”
5:00p
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Wichita, Kans.-Hour One”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Korean War Letter/Diana/Lookout Mountain Painting”
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Doping for Gold”
6:30/5:30p
“Famous Resorts”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Austin City Limits
“Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland”
Coastal Cooking w/J. Shields
“Clambake”
“Beach Dreams”
Rachel’s Favorite Food at Home P.A. Smith’s Garden to Table
“Dining Al Fresco”
“Crazy for Berries”
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
Global Voices
“Maquilapolis”
“Monetary Policy”
Global Voices
“China Blue”
5:30p
Economics U$A
“Stabilization Policy”
Th
“N
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Beyond the Light Switch
NASA Sci Files
World-4
8:
6:30/5:30p
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Deafening Sound”
High-Def-2
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6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
Idaho-1
6:00p
Wednesday, 15
PB
Thursday, 16
Wednesday, 15
Thursday, 16
7:30p
6:30/5:30p
8:
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6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
P.
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Dialogue
POV (90 minutes)
“Beyond Hatred”
World-4
Friday, 17
PBS NewsHour
Music Voyager
“Rocky Mountain Adventures”
N
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Sleeping Monsters, Sacred
Outdoor Idaho
Fires: Volcanos of New Mexico “Borderlands”
World-4
5:00p
Saturday, 18
6:00p
“Mexico: Baja”
Sunday, 12
“Zucchini Blossom Risotto”
Learn/Create-3 “The Case of the Technical Knockout”
High-Def-2
8:0
“Childhood and Adolescence (Ages 6-20)”
5:00p
10
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Borderlands”
“The Urban-Rural Divide”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Cromwell Dixon/Bartlett Sketchbook/Duke Ellington Plates”
Monday, 13
High-Def-2
7:00p
Friday,17
Tuesday, 14
Monday, 13
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT —Doc Martin “Blood Is Thicker”
PT — NOVA “Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
“Wild Balkans”
World-4
6:00p
Wee
Tuesday, 14
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT—Doc Martin “Blood Is Thicker”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
P.
Ho
PB
7:30p
8:0
Ar
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Saturday, 18
Sunday. 12
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
8:
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8:30/7:30p
Dialogue
“Poirot: The Third Girl”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
New Tricks
“Dead Man Talking”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
“Poirot: The Third Girl”
For Your Home
“Two Acres, Part Five”
“Green Celebration”
Are You Being Served?”
“Personal Problem”
“Hudson River Painters” “Meat and Potatoes”
Global Voices
“Iranian Kidney Bargain Sale”
Outdoor Idaho
“Borderlands”
Dialogue
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Best American Hikes”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Stonewall Uprising: American Experience
(90 minutes)
10:00p
8:00/7:00p
American Experience
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Borderlands”
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Blood Is Thicker”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Stonewall Uprising: American Experience (90 minutes)
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
Around the World
“Cottage: Laundry Room” “All About Accessories”
“Glass Painted Jars”
“Cilantro & Bacon”
Lidia’s Italy “You Say
Tomato, I Say Apple”
Charlie Rose
Predator Legends
Home “Focal Point”
8:00p
Ask This Old House
8:30p
The Victory Garden
“New”
The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop
“Lumberjack Fan Carving” “Queen Anne Lowboy”
Thursday, 16
9:30/8:30p
8:30p
10:00p
10:30p
11:00p
Ladies of Letters
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Ebert Presents at
the Movies
Lidia’s Italy
“Notto Risotto”
Need to Know
10:30p
11:00p
Heartbeat to Heartbeat: Charlie Rose
Women & Heart Disease
Hawaii: Roots of Fire
10:00p
9:30/8:30p
Independent Lens
“Two Spirits”
10:00/9:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
Moment of Luxury
“Palm Beach Classic”
“Is Jeremy Quite Safe?” “Snowy Mom”
Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time Julia & Jacquest Cooking
”Liquid Gold”
at Home ”Souffles”
Charlie Rose
Dialogue
10:00p
Hustle
11:00p
11:30p
9:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Alzheimer’s Disease: Facing the Facts
10:30p
11:30p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
10:30/9:30p
10:30p
11:00/10:00p
Independent Lens
“Two Spirits”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30/10:30p
Stonewall Uprising:
American Experience
11:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
History Detectives
“Cromwell Dixon/Bartlett Sketchbook/Ellington Plates”
10:00/9:00p
NOVA
“Musical Minds”
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
History Detectives
“Cromwell Dixon/Sketchbook/Ellington Plates”
Garden Smart
Outnumbered
Painting w/Watercolors
“Lake McDonald, Part 1“
America’s Test Kitchen
“Rolls and Loaves”
8:00p
Ask This Old House
8:30p
For Your Home
“Holy Faux, Part Six”
“A Weekend Agenda”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
Lidia’s Italy “Sunday
Dinner in Emilia Romagna”
Independent Lens
“Two Spirits”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
MT —Dialogue
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — R. Steves’ Europe
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
This Old House Hour
Midsomer Murders
“Written in Blood, Part Two”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
MI-5
Charlie Rose
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
“The Americans on Hell’s Highway
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Daniel Merriweather, A Fine Frenzy & Lisa Hannigan”
The Victory Garden
“New”
American Woodshop
Moment of Luxury
“Tennessee Cedar Chest” “Modern Meets Incan”
The Red Green Show
“Lady in Red”
Pati’s Mexican Table
“Quesadillas”
Charlie Rose
“Animated Wood Toys”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Need to Know
Friday,17
9:30p
PBS NewsHour
8:30p
“After the Rain”
9:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“The Americans on Hell’s Highway”
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
Home “Structure“
Hometime
“Stone Cottage: Office”
Around the House
“A Colorful Exterior”
“Roses of All Kinds”
“Ginger & Cream”
This Old House
8:00p
“Front Page Story”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“All That Glitters”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Robert Plant and the Band of Joy”
“Early Earners”
Ciao Italia
“Succulent Strawberries” “Southern BBQ”
“Made in L.A./First Kid to Learn English from Mexico”
idahoptv.org
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Julia & Jacques Cooking
at Home “Winter Veggies”
NOVA
“Musical Minds”
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 18
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
Secrets of the Dead
8:30/7:30p
8:00p
NOVA
“Musical Minds”
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9:00p
8:00/7:00p
Independent Lens
“Two Spirits”
PBS NewsHour
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9:00p
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 14
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Wednesday, 15
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Sunday, 12
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8:30p
Nature
“Wild Balkans”
8:00/7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Borderlands”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Antiques Roadshow
Lidia’s Italy
“Umbria Family Jewels”
Charlie Rose
America Beyond the Color Line w/H.L. Gates Jr.
“Chicago: Streets of Heaven”
10:00p
10:30p
The Red Green Show
Worst Week of My Life
“The Bachelor Auction”
11:00p
Doctor Who
“Pandorica”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Austin City Limits
NOVA
“Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland” “Musical Minds”
Caprial and John’s Kitchen Daisy Cooks!
“U-pick Tomatoes”
“Barbecued Chicken”
Sleeping Monsters, Sacred Global Voices
“China Blue”
Fires: Volcanos of N.M.
“Texas Beef Barbecue”
Avec Eric
“Catch and Cook”
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
“Beach”
Global Voices
“Maid in America”
11
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
5:00p
“Naples and Pompeii”
The Doha Debates
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
5:00p
5:30p
PT— WordWorld
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Wichita, Kan.-Hour Two”
7:30p
8:0
Gl
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5:00/4:00p
PBS NewsHour
5:30/4:30p
6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Wichita, Kan.-Hour Three”
7:30/6:30p
8:
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NASA Connect
NASA Connect
“Measurement of All Things”
Ciao Italia
“Antipasti Party ”
Primal Grill With Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe
“Primal Grill”
“Italy’s Amalfi Coast”
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 23
Wednesday, 22
Tuesday, 21
5:00p
Friday, 24
6:00p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
Cooking Odyssey
“Paros”
“Curry Favorites”
“Tunisia & Libya”
Young Lincoln
Lincoln: Prelude to the Presidency
Young Lincoln
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
NASA Connect
NASA Connect
World-4
Snap Judgment
POV (90 minutes)
“Kings of Pastry”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
Learn/Create-3 NASA Connect
“Algebra: Mirror on Universe”
High-Def-2
7:00p
6:30/5:30p
World-4
Learn/Create-3 “Proportionality: X-Plane Gen.” “Proportionality: The Future”
7:00/6:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
PB
7:30p
8:0
7:30/6:30p
Hi
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8:
PO
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6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
NO
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6:30/5:30p
Secrets of the Dead
“Blackbeard’s Lost Ship”
7:00/6:00p
NOVA
“Space Shuttle Disaster”
7:30/6:30p
8:
Hi
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“Milan and Lake Como”
“Mongolia: Mtn. to Steppe”
Ga
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6:30p
7:00p
6:30/5:30p
PT — Outdoor Idaho “Fiddlers” PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Keeping Score
“Mahler: Origins”
PBS NewsHour
NASA Connect
Cooking Odyssey
“Measurement: Ratios & Graphs” “Naxos”
Th
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Frontline
“TBA”
6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
Ga
Dialogue
“Gaspacho & Chicken Breasts” “Buffet”
6:00p
P.
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Outdoor Idaho
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Blackbeard’s Lost Ship”
Monday, 20
Nature
“Victoria Falls”
6:00/5:00p
History Detectives
“TBA”
6:00p
Music Voyager
“Los Angeles, City of Stars”
NASA Connect
“Geometry: Eyes Over Mars”
Idaho-1
Saturday, 25
5:30p
NASA Connect
Learn/Create-3 “Geometry: Water on Mars”
World-4
7:30p
“Charcuterie 101”
“Central China”
8:
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8:
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Barbara Morgan: No Limits
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
8:0
Ne
6:00/5:00p
Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
“The Americans in the Bulge”
8:
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NASA Connect
Learn/Create-3 “Geometry & Algebra”
NASA Connect
Ciao Italia
“Patterns, Functions & Algebra” “Quick Tarts”
400 Years of the Telescope
“Barbecue’s Birthplace”
“Tuscany’s Dolce Vita”
Music Voyager
“Sounds from the Bayou”
P.
Ho
PB
World-4
America Beyond the Color Line With Henry Louis Gates Jr.
“East Coast: Ebony Towers”
America Beyond the Color Line With Henry Louis Gates Jr.
“Los Angeles: Black Hollywood”
5:00p
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Idaho-1
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Wichita, Kan.-Hour Two”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“TBA”
6:00/5:00p
NOVA
6:30/5:30p
“Strike Up the Band”
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“Manu Chao”
8:0
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8:
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“Firm”
World-4
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Tuesday, 21
Boxing Gym (90 minutes)
“Making of Travels to the Edge”
Sunday, 19
“Veal Chops w/Salad & Sorbet” “The River Is My God”
World-4
High-Def-2
8:0
“Early Adulthood (Ages 20-40)”
Learn/Create-3 “Tools of Aeronautics Trade”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Bluebird Lady/Bull Run”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Korean War Letter/Diana/Lookout Mountain Painting”
Wednesday, 22
High-Def-2
7:00p
Thursday, 23
Monday, 20
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “Aromatherapy”
PT — NOVA “Musical Minds”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
World-4
6:00p
Friday, 24
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT— Doc Martin “Aromatherapy”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
“Musical Minds”
Wee
5:30p
Economics U$A
“Supply and Demand”
Shipping Out: The Story of America’s Seafaring Women
Faces of America
“Know Thyself”
P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table
“Harvest Festival”
“Egg ‘Cellent”
“Salad Greens”
“Backyard Farming”
Outdoor Idaho
“Oldtime Fiddlers”
Dialogue
“Working Mom”
Saturday, 25
Sunday, 19
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Sunday, 19
8:30p
9:00p
8:30/7:30p
Dialogue
“Poirot: Three Act Tragedy”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
New Tricks
“It Smells of Books”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
“Poirot: Three Act Tragedy”
For Your Home
“Dream Spaces, Part 7”
“Kids in the Garden”
“Front Page Story”
Painting w/ Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen
Lidia’s Italy
“Lake McDonald, Part 2” “Egg Dishes w/an Accent” “Stuff It Your Way”
Dialogue
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Ask This Old House
8:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Ladies of Letters
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Ebert Presents at
the Movies
Need to Know
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Aromatherapy”
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Wichita, Kan.-Hour Three”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience
“Ambition”
Garden Smart
Hometime
“Cottage: Countertops”
Around the House
“Reuse, Restore, Recycle”
“Landscape Techniques” “Wasabi & Avocado”
Lidia’s Italy
“Milano Classico”
Charlie Rose
Ribbon of Sand
This Old House
8:30p
9:00p
8:30/7:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
The Victory Garden
“Light”
“Hammer Veneer”
Moment of Luxury
American Woodshop
“Classic Fluted Bookcase” “Western Life”
Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table
“All That Glitters”
“Stormy Seas”
“Foods of Mex. Revolution” at Home “Charcuterie”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
8:00p
8:30p
NOVA
9:00p
9:30p
More Than Skin Deep: Skin Cancer in America
10:00p
Hustle
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
History Detectives
“Korean War Letter/Diana/Lookout Mtn. Painting”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
NOVA
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
History Detectives
“Korean War Letter/Diana/Lookout Mtn. Painting”
Garden Smart
For Your Home
“Gentlemen’s Quarters”
Outnumbered
“Bali Hai, Part One“
“Skillet Recipes”
Ask This Old House
8:30p
9:30p
9:30/8:30p
Ribbon of Sand
“Love Always”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
American Woodshop
“Holly Wood Spectacular” “Sectional Table”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Need to Know
9:30p
Growing Bolder
“Discover Your Future”
8:30p
POV (90 minutes)
10:00/9:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
MT — Dialogue
Midsomer Murders
PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “Death of a Hollow Man, Part One”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
This Old House Hour
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
The Victory Garden
“Light”
10:00p
Outdoor Idaho
10:30p
10:30/9:30p
11:00p
11:30p
History Detectives
“TBA”
8:00/7:00p
POV (90 minutes)
8:00p
Thursday, 23
10:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Abraham and Mary Lincon: American Experience
“Ambition”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 24
10:00p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
8:00p
11:00/10:00p
POV
Dialogue
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
10:30p
11:00p
The Red Green Show
“The Bachelor Auction”
“Avocado”
Julie & Jacques Cooking
at Home “Comfort Food”
“Cabin at Trail’s End”
Charlie Rose
NOVA
The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/ D. Dewberry Simply Ming
Hometime
Around the House
“Stone Cottage: Fixtures” “Great Weekend Projects”
“One-stroke Favorites” “Sambal & Dijon”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Home “Texture”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Squeeze”
Lidia’s Italy “Weeknight
Stovetop Chicken”
11:00/10:00p
9:30/8:30p
BBC Newsnight
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“Eva’s Back in Town”
11:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
American Road to Victory (90 minutes)
“The Americans in the Bulge”
9:00/8:00p
Washington Week
8:00p
“Sit Out”
Young Lincoln
Charlie Rose
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
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MT —Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
11:30/10:30p
MI-5
9:30p
This Old House
11:30p
Globe Trekker
“Venice City Guide”
9:00p
Garrow’s Law
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 25
9:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience Survival: Lives in the Balance
“Ambition”
“The Struggle to Breathe (Philippines)”
PBS NewsHour
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Home “Color”
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Venice City Guide”
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Nature
8:00/7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
8:00/7:00p MT/PT — 12:00 midnight/11:00p MT/PT
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Monday, 20
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Tuesday, 21
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10:00p
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Austin City Limits
Charlie Rose
“Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
MI-5
Antiques Roadshow
Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Angel”
10:00/9:00p
Austin City Limits
“Manu Chao”
Lidia’s Italy
“Braising Beef With Beer”
America Beyond the Color Line w/H.L. Gates Jr.
“Los Angeles: Black Hollywood”
10:30p
11:00p
The Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who
“The Big Bang”
10:30/9:30p
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table
“The Joy of Canning”
“Old-fashioned Flavor” “Amber Waves of Grain” “Pizza Party”
“Bunches of Blueberries” “Tomato Festival”
“Orchard Fruit”
“Emergence of Spring”
Global Voices
(continued)
idahoptv.org
Global Voices
“Pickles”
Bold Visions: Women in
Science and Technology
Shipping Out: The Story of America’s
Seafaring Women
Who Does She Think She Is?
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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
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C.-Hour Three”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Politically Correct”
8:
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Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 28
5:00p
Wednesday, 29
NASA Connect
World-4
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C.-Hour Three”
Ciao Italia
“Trendy Tiramisu”
“Gaucho Grill”
“Vienna”
Yellowstone: Land to Life
5:30p
6:00p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
History Detectives
“TBA”
6:30/5:30p
World-4
PBS Previews: Prohibition
Assassination of Abraham Lincoln: American Experience (90 mins)
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
NASA Connect
NASA Connect
“Centennial of Flight”
World-4
Dreamers Theater
POV (90 mins)
“My Perestroika”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “Functions and Statistics”
Learn/Create-3 NASA Connect
“The New Face of Space”
World-4
NOVA scienceNOW
“How Does the Brain Work?”
7:30p
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7:00p
7:30p
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Secrets of the Dead
“Executed in Error”
7:00/6:00p
NOVA
“What Are Dreams?”
7:30/6:30p
8
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“Japan: Hokkaido and Honshu”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Washington, D.C., Hour Three”
7:00p
7:30p
8
7:00/6:00p
Keeping Score
“Mahler: Legacy”
PT — Dialogue
7:30/6:30p
M
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“Home Smoking Made Easy” “Sri Lanka & Maldives”
NOVA
Among honors garnered by Idaho Public
Television for its productions and other
work are six nominations for Northwest
Regional Emmy Awards. The awards
will be announced June 11 in Snoqualmie,
Washington.
The nominations are:
• WOODEN BOATS, WONDROUS
LAKES: AN OUTDOOR IDAHO SPECIAL
in the Documentary/Historical category; John
Crancer producer.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Wilderness in the
21st Century” in the Public Affairs category;
G
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Jewels of the Jungle
SPRING BRINGS REGIONAL EMMY
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Frontline
“TBA”
Cooking Odyssey
“Athens”
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Dialogue
P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/ Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe
“Bunches of Blueberries”
“The New Face of Beef”
“Salzburg and Surroundings”
6:00p
NASA Connect
7:00/6:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
8
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Nature
“The Beauty of Ugly”
7:00p
P.
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Outdoor Idaho
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Executed in Error”
Music Voyager
“Shreveport: Rd. Through N. La.”
“Simply Shrimp”
“Micronesia”
NASA Connect
Cooking Odyssey
“Data Analysis & Measurement” “Tzia”
6:00p
“Iceland: Earth, Air, Fire, Water”
NASA Connect
Learn/Create-3 “Geometry and Algebra”
High-Def-2
N
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Barbara Morgan: No Limits
NASA Connect
High-Def-2
8:
Oregon Field Guide
“Boat Building/Tsunamis”
7:30/6:30p
P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe
“Pizza Party”
“Fire and Water”
“Italy’s Great Hill Towns”
Learn/Create-3 “Data Analysis & Measurement” “Measurements: Safety First”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
7:00/6:00p
History Detectives
“TBA”
Monday, 27
High-Def-2
7:00p
Tuesday, 28
Monday, 27
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “Always on My Mind”
PT — NOVA “Space Shuttle Disaster”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
“Middle Adulthood (Ages 40-60)”
World-4
Thursday, 30
6:00p
We
Wednesday, 29
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT—P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table MT — Dialogue
PT—Doc Martin “Always on My Mind”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
Bruce Reichert executive producer.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Eating Local”
in the Health/Science category; Thanh Tan
producer.
• CAPITOL OF LIGHT in the Historical/
Cultural category; Bruce Reichert executive
producer.
• Joan Cartan-Hansen in the Writer/
Program category.
• Idaho Public Television, Station
Excellence category.
A Region 1 Edward R. Murrow Award
went to OUTDOOR IDAHO “Wilderness
Thursday, 30
Sunday. 26
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Sunday, 26
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8:00p
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Honshu”
Monday, 27
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“South Atlantic”
9:00p
8:30/7:30p
Dialogue
“Poirot: The Clocks”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garrow’s Law
New Tricks
“Left Field”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
“Poirot: The Clocks”
For Your Home
“Welcome to the Big Top” “Backyard Style”
Are You Being Served”
“Sit Out”
Outdoor Idaho
“Old Time Fiddlers”
Washington Week
Ask This Old House
8:30p
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Ladies of Letters
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Ebert Presents at
the Movies
“Bali Hai, Part Two”
“An Austrian Supper”
Lidia’s Italy
“Flora and Fauna”
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“We Are Elected”
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Always on My Mind”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Garden Smart
Around the House
Hometime
“Stone Cottage: Screens” “Adding Embellishments”
“Fountains & Birdbaths” “Fish Sauce & Lemons”
Lidia’s Italy
“Amber Waves of Pasta”
Yellowstone:
Land to Life
This Old House
8:30p
9:00p
History Detectives
“TBA”
8:00/7:00p
POV (90 mins)
8:30/7:30p
Frontline
“TBA”
9:00/8:00p
The Victory Garden
“Dark”
“A Viking Tool Chest”
American Woodshop
“Moldings and Trim”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
NOVA
9:30/8:30p
8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Politically Correct”
10:30/9:30p
Charlie Rose
Outdoor Idaho
9:30p
10:00p
9:30/8:30p
PBS Previews:
Prohibition
POV (90 mins)
10:00/9:00p
Frontline
“TBA”
Growing Bolder
“Famous Footsteps”
“Eva’s Back in Town”
“Mighty Mountain Lake” ”Tomatillos”
10:30p
11:00p
10:30/9:30p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
POV
MT— Charlie Rose
PT— Newsline
11:30/10:30p
at Home ”Salmon”
Ultimate Resource
9:00p
9:30p
NOVA scienceNOW
10:00p
Hustle
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
NOVA scienceNOW
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
NOVA
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA scienceNOW
Garden Smart
For Your Home
“Revision House”
Outnumbered
“Trail Ridge Overlook“
“Who Wants Pasta?”
Ask This Old House
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Thursday, 30
Dialogue
10:00p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
8:00p
ope
9:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience Survival: Lives in the Balance
“Distant Places, Forgotten Lives (Niger)”
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 28
gh N. La.”
Home “Abundance”
8:30p
Global Voices
“Belaarusian Waltz”
Wednesday, 29
the Edge
e, Water”
Sunday, 26
mis”
Nature
8:00/7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
8:30p
MT —Dialogue
PT—Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
This Old House Hour
The Victory Garden
“Dark”
PBS NewsHour
“Flowers Everywhere”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Death of a Hollow Man, Part Two”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“A Middle Fork Journey”
Growing Bolder
American Woodshop
“Woodworking in Berea” “Built-in Painted Cabinets” “Living in Harmony”
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Fontina Hot and Cold”
Globe Trekker
“South Atlantic”
10:30p
11:00p
MI-5
11:30p
Charlie Rose
10:00/9:00p
Keeping Score
“Mahler: Legacy”
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Keeping Score: A Mahler Journey
The Red Green Show
“Angel”
“Splendor of Winter”
“Convent Food”
Charlie Rose
Julie & Jacques Cooking
at Home “Veal and Lamb”
NOVA
NOMINATIONS, OTHER AWARDS TO IDAHOPTV
in the 21st Century” in the Video News
Documentary category. The awards honor
outstanding achievements in electronic
journalism.
At WorldFest-Houston, an international
film festival that attracts more than 4,200
entries, Idaho Public Television earned three
Special Jury Awards. This year 108 entries
received Special Jury Awards, which are
automatically entered in the Grand Remi
Award competitions in each of the 10 major
categories. (The Platinum, Gold, Silver and
Bronze awards are the top four awards in
idahoptv.org
subcategories.)
Grand Jury Awards:
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Eating Local,”
Agriculture subcategory.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Home on the
Range,” Culture subcategory.
• D4K, Educational/Children subcategory.
Platinum Awards:
• IDAHO REPORTS, Political/
Commentary subcategory.
• DIALOGUE 15TH ANNIVERSARY,
Interview Program subcategory.
LAKES: AN OUTDOOR IDAHO
SPECIAL, Sailing/Watersports subcategory.
Gold Award:
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Adventure
Racing,” Sports subcategory.
Silver Award:
• CAPITOL OF LIGHT KIDS,
Educational-Children subcategory.
Bronze Award:
• CAPITOL OF LIGHT, History/
Archaeology subcategory.
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Weekends: Overnight and Daytime — Idaho Channel
Saturdays
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)
6/4 “Great Nature (1933-1945)”; 6/11 “Morning of Creation
(1946-1980)
The Civil War
6/18 “The Cause-1861” (2 hrs); 6/25 “A Very Bloody
Affair-1862/Forever Free-1862” (2.5 hours)
3:00/2:00 Great Lodges of the National Parks
6/4 “Roughing It in Style in Alaska and the Rockies”
History of Idaho’s Red Fish Lodge 6/11
Hallowed Grounds 6/18
3:30/2:30 Young Lincoln 6/25
4:00/3:00 Rebels and Redcoats: How Britain Lost
America (2 hrs)
6/4 “New Orleans, La.”; 6/11 “Brooklyn, N.Y.”; 6/18 “Faber,
Va.”; 6/25 “Boxford, Mass.”
10:30/9:30 New Scandinavian Cooking
6/4 “Western Norway: A World of Apples”; 6/11 “Northern
Norway: Ice-cold Bounty”; 6/18 “Southern Norway: Smoke
and Water”; 6/25 “The South of Norway: Shellfish for
Summer”
11:00/10:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s
Illustrated
6/4 “Deep-dish Pizza”; 6/11 “All-American Fruit Desserts”;
6/18 “Grilled Pork Chops and Ribs”; 6/25 “Simply Italian”
11:30/10:30 Scrapbook Memories
6/4 “Mix It Up”; 6/11 “Vacation”; 6/18 “Books and Albums”;
6/25 “Flowers”
PM
12:00/11:00 Paint This With Jerry Yarnell
6/4 “Ruby, Part 2”; 6/11 “Ruby, Part 3”; 6/18 “Ruby, Part 4”;
6/25 “Stormy Skies, Part 1”
2:00/1:00 Frontline
3:00/2:00 MI5
4:00/3:00 Life on Mars
5:00/4:00 Winslow Homer: Society and Solitude 6/5
Keeping Score
6/12 “Berlioz: Symphonie Fanastique”; 6/19 “Ives: Holiday
Symphony”; 6/26 Mahler: Origins”
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 Super Why!
11:00/10:00 Ebert Presents at the Movies
11:30/10:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
6/4 “The Shot Heard Around the World/American Crisis”;
6/11 “The War Moves South/The World Turned Upside
Down”
12:30/11:30 Wonders of the West
Art in the 21st Century
1:00/12:00 This Old House (Rpt. 6/5, 6/12, 6/19 &
6/26)
1:30/12:30 Ask This Old House (Rpt. 6/5, 6/12, 6/19 & 6/26)
2:00/1:00 The New Yankee Workshop
PM
6/4 “Nantucket Settle”; 6/11 “Tiger Maple Washstand”;
6/18 “Dough Box”; 6/25 “Garden Gate”
6/5 “Owl’s Head Lighthouse”; 6/12 “Roses”; 6/19 “Pueblos”;
6/26 “Sur De Mer”
2:30/1:30 American Woodshop
1:30/12:30 Sewing With Nancy
6/4 “Adirondack Chair”; 6/11 “Fancy Window Treatments”;
6/18 “Window Bench”; 6/25 “Turning Heirloom Gifts”
6/5 “Column Quilts, Part 1”; 6/12 “Column Quilts, Part
2”; 6/19 “Landscape Quilting Workshop, Part 1”; 6/26
“Landscape Quilting Workshop, Part 2”
6/18 “Romance”; 6/25 “Protest”
5:00/4:00 Craft in America
6/18 “Memory”; 6/25 “Landscape”
6:00/5:00 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30/5:30 Market to Market
7:00/6:00 Signing Time!
6/4 “Who Has the Frog?”; 6/11 “My Favorite Sport”; 6/18
“Helping Out Around the House”; 6/25 “Days of the Week”
7:30/6:30 In Julia’s Kitchen With Master Chefs
6/4 “Madhur Jaffrey and Reed Hearon”; 6/11 “Dean
Fearing”; 6/18 “Jim Dodge”; 6/25 “Jody Adams and Joachim
Splichal”
8:00/7:00 Lidia’s Italy
6/4 “Sardinian Lobster Salad”; 6/11 “Intoxicating
Antioxidant” 6/18 “The Catanzaro in the Chicken”; 6/25
“Casseroling in Sardegna”
6/4 “Central New Mexico”; 6/11 “Pony Express Territory”;
6/18 “Cowboy Territory”; 6/25 “Silver Trails Territory”
3:00/2:00 MotorWeek
3:30/2:30 America’s Heartland
4:00/3:00 NOVA (R) (1 hr)
6/4 “Ocean Animal Emergency”; 6/11 “Parallel Worlds,
Parallel Lives”; 6/18 “Musical Minds”
2011 National Geographic Bee 6/25
8:30/7:30 Everyday Food
Sundays
6/4 “Cheap Cuts”; 6/11 “Grocery Bag”; 6/18 “Hand Held”;
6/25 “New Ground”
12:00/— Austin City Limits (1 hr)
9:00/8:00 Pati’s Mexican Table
6/4 “Cinnamon”; 6/11 “Middle Eastern Influences”; 6/18
“Vanilla”; 6/25 “Wrapped Treats”
9:30/8:30 Rachel’s Favorite Food for Living
6/4 “Sunday Lunch”; 6/11 “Fish”; 6/18 “Childhood
Memories”; 6/25 “Holiday Memories”
10:00/9:00 Endless Feast
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6/5 “Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux”; 6/12 “Lyle
Lovett & Friends: A Songwriters Special”; 6/19 “Sharon
Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland”; 6/26 “Manu
Chao”
1:00/12:00 Nature (1 hr)
6/5 “Rhinoceros”; 6/12 “Underdogs”; 6/19 “Wild Balkans”;
6/26 “Victoria Falls”
12:00/11:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
12:30/11:30 The McLaughlin Group
1:00/12:00 Terry Madden’s Watercolor Workshop
2:00/1:00 Quilting Arts
2:30/1:30 Hometime
6/5 “Stone Cottage: Concrete Floors” 6/12 “Stone Cottage:
Inner Workings”; 6/19 “Stone Cottage: Insulation”; 6/26
“Stone Cottage: Geothermal”
3:00/2:00 Woodsmith Shop
6/5 “Easy-to-build Weekend Workbench”; 6/12 “Router
Table Techniques”; 6/19 “Seven Master Techniques”; 6/26
“Table Saw Secrets: Rip It Right”
3:30/2:30 This Old House (R)
4:00/3:00 Ask This Old House (R)
4:30/3:30 Growing a Greener World
6/5 “Helping Underdeveloped Countries Grow Their Own Food”; 6/12 “Creating an Eco-friendly Landscape From the Ground Up”; 6/19 “More Ways to Create an Eco-friendly Landscape at Home”; 6/26 “Phipps Conservatory: The Greenest Conservatory in the World”
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n Sunday, July 17, we debut
a new detective as part of
It is the suave Italian detective Aurelio
Zen. Outwitting prosecutors, politicians,
mobsters, and run-of-the-mill kidnappers
and killers, Zen brings justice to modernday Italy, whether the authorities want it
or not. Zen features a trio of spellbinding
cases based on the bestselling novels by
Michael Dibdin.
Called “as bracing as grappa” by USA
Today and “superb at evoking…Italian
turmoil and uncertainty” by The Times
(London), Dibdin’s Zen thrillers are like
an Italian vacation gone horribly, crazily
wrong. Now they are brought to television
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1 Wednesday
5:30 Nightly Business Report
6:00 PBS NewsHour (HD)
7:00 American Masters
(HD) “James Levine: America’s Maestro” Looking back at creative milestones since his 1971
Met debut at age 28 with Tosca, the film reveals
how Levine’s musicianship, and singular teaching
and performance styles make his relationship
with the company unique in today’s music world.
The film also provides an insider’s view into how
Levine transformed The Metropolitan Opera’s
Orchestra into one of the world’s great ensembles
as he is shown working with musicians and
singers.
8:00 Great Performances at the Met
(HD) “Nixon in China” The opera’s composer, John
Adams, conducts the Met Orchestra as the story
of this epic moment in world history unfolds with
baritone James Maddalena as Richard Nixon, a role
he created for the opera’s 1987 world premiere in
Britain. The libretto is by American poet Alice
Goodman. The key political figures of the 1972
event are the lead characters. Peter Sellars, who
directed the opera’s world premiere, makes his
Met debut as director for this exploration of the
human truths beyond the headlines surrounding
the encounter. (The opera was first broadcast on
AMERICAN MASTERS
James Levine: America’s Maestro
Airs Wednesday, June 1, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 6:00/5:00 p.m. MT/PT
Maestro James Levine celebrates 40 years with
the Metropolitan Opera, where he debuted in 1971
conducting Tosca at age 28, becoming music director
in 1976. Filmmaker Susan Froemke follows Levine
in coaching sessions, rehearsals and performances
during the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 seasons.
Levine’s musicianship and his performance style
make his relationship with the company unique in
today’s music world. He has debuted several new
operas and new productions of older ones; conducted
first appearances and farewell performances; and
elevated the quality of the orchestra, chorus and
ensemble to the highest level in history.
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GREAT PERFORMANCES in 1988 from the Houston
Grand Opera.)
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule See Page 5
2 Thursday
7:00/8:00 Priceless Antiques Roadshow
(R from 5/28)
7:30/8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe
“Athens and Side Trips” Rick tours the must-sees
of ancient Athens: the Parthenon, Agora and
National Archaeological Museum. He takes a fastpaced pulse of the modern city before taking a
side trip to the ruins at Delphi and to the trafficfree Isle of Hydra. (Rpt 6/4)
8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “A Palouse Paradise” The Idaho Panhandle
area called the Palouse is known for undulating
hills with volcanic soils that grow abundant crops
of wheat, peas and beans. But it is also a place
of vanguard organic farming, rare earthworms,
patches of native prairie, unusual cedar groves
and patient landscape photographers. (Rpt. 6/5)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Preparing for College” (Rpt. 6/5)
9:00 Midsommer Murders
“Judgment Days” In a town still hoping to win the
Perfect Village competition, DCI Barnaby finds
there is no shortage of suspects for the pitchfork
murder of a local thief and womanizer. Then too,
there are the murders of two of the competition
judges to solve. Part 2 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) Lucas plunges further into the depths of
his past as Vaughn takes his manipulations to a
new level. Ruth is approached and followed by
an imbalanced council snooper. She keeps her
distance but when her curiosity gets the better
of her, she ends up trapped in a situation neither
could have predicted. Lucas and Harry come face
to face in pursuit of the truth.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
3 Friday
7:00 Washington Week
7:30 BBC Newsnight (HD)
8:00 Need To Know (HD)
9:00 Garrow’s Law
Now a celebrated Old Bailey barrister, Garrow is
encouraged by John Southouse to defend the case
of the infamous Monster, a man who carries out a
series of stabbings on young ladies across London.
Garrow’s popularity plummets. Meanwhile,
Garrow’s friendship with Lady Sarah grows.
10:00 Austin City Limits
“Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz” Austin’s own Jarosz,
age 19, opens with her original bluegrass songs,
backed up by two equally-talented teenage
musicians. Comedian Steve Martin, who is
bringing his banjo to Idaho’s Treasure Valley this
summer, shows off his musicianship. He appears
with North Carolina’s Steep Canyon Rangers.
Together they feature music and jokes from the
live show they presented on tour in the spring of
2010.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
4 Saturday
5:00/4:00 Antiques Roadshow
(HD) “Washington, D.C.” Part 2 of 3 (R from 5/30)
Fiona Bruce and the team examine hidden
meanings behind some of the stunning jewelry
that has appeared on the show. Henry Sandon
recalls some crimes against ceramics, usually
committed by the owner. (Rpt. 6/9)
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“Athens and Side Trips” (R from 6/2)
—/6:00 European Journal
KUID/KCDT only
—/6:30 BBC Newsnight
KUID/KCDT only
7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show
“Occupations” Sandi and Salli fly high as
astronauts for “We’ll Make It to the Moon.” Larry
Hooper digs in a coal mine for “Sixteen Tons.”
Myron Floren is ringmaster for “Circus Polka.” The
entire cast agrees “There’s No Business Like Show
Business.”
8:00 Are You Being Served?
“Is It Catching?” Mr. Humphries falls victim to an
obscure tropical disease, leading to the enforced
isolation of the entire department.
8:30 Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth is appalled and worries about property
values when she sees a strange man next door at
Liz’s who appears to have spent the night there.
9:00 Last of the Summer Wine
“A Short Introduction to Cooper’s Rules” Just when
PCs Cooper and Walsh have mastered the art of
fighting crime from the rear, Barry spoils it all by
taking a retired vicar out for the day.
9:30 Outnumbered
Karen, 6, is preoccupied with the exact location of
Satan. Ben falls foul of a hardline soccer referee.
Dad is asked to write some propaganda. Mum
competes with the supermum next door.
10:00 The Red Green Show
“The Fishing Derby” When nobody catches any
fish during the contest, the men have Possum
Lake tested for contaminants with a surprising
result. Red visits Harold at his new job in the city.
10:30 The Worst Week of My Life
With confetti in their hair, Howard and Mel head
off for the perfect honeymoon, expecting to leave
all their troubles behind.
11:00 Doctor Who
“Vincent and the Doctor” The TARDIS heads back
through time where terror lurks in the cornfields
of Provence and only a sad and lonely painter can
see it. The Doctor and Amy join forces with Van
Gogh to try to defeat a powerful and deadly alien.
12:00/— Austin City Limits
(HD) “Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux”
for promotion to head teacher of Portwenn
Primary School and is anxious to make a good
impression. Bert Large tests out his culinary skills
on the villagers when he runs the fish and chip
shop while the owner is in the hospital. Martin
discovers the skin infection affecting some of the
local children is a rare condition.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Ocean Animal Emergency” KUID/KCDT
only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “A Palouse Paradise” (R from 6/2)
7:30 Oregon Field Guide
This show heads to the Oregon Dunes to explore
the rich history, complex management issues and
new recreational adventures that are shaping this
beautiful and unique landscape.
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Underdogs” A bearded collie, a
Newfoundland and a bloodhound are selected
from animal shelters and adoption centers in
the United States and England. With the help of
trainers, they go from problem canines to working
dogs with new homes in this extreme doggy
makeover show.
9:00 Masterpiece Classic
(HD) “Poirot X: Appointment with Death” Tim
Curry (Rocky Horror Picture Show) guest stars as an
obsessed archaeologist who is searching in Syria
for the head of John the Baptist. When a member
of his entourage dies, the vacationing Poirot digs
into the mystery, finds an abundance of suspects
and excavates a family’s dark past.
10:30 New Tricks
“The 4th Man” A retired police detective cannot let
go of an unsolved 30-year-old bank job and the
possibility a policeman, who is now in a high-level
position, was a behind-the-scenes participant in
the crime. He involves the UCOS team members,
who take up the challenge.
11:30 Ladies of Letters
Vera’s house is on the verge of demolition. Due
to the credit crunch, she’ll be left with hardly
anything from the compensation. Irene reveals
that she has won a camper van in a raffle, and a
travel adventure could be in their future.
12:00/— Globe Trekker
“Sri Lanka & Maldives” Megan samples exotic
cuisine in Colombo, capital of Sri Lanka.
5 Sunday
6 Monday
5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table
“The Joy of Canning” P. Allen Smith’s Aunt Genny
shares her secrets of canning. Allen uses mandarin
oranges to make one of his favorite marmalades
that he then puts to use making a cake. Finally, he
tours an old-fashioned canning company.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Preparing for College” (R from 6/2)
6:00/5:00 Doc Martin
“In Loco” Louisa nervously awaits an interview
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7:00 Celtic Thunder Heritage
From their Celtic and Irish roots, Celtic Thunder’s
singers bring their musical talent and passion
to this performance that features solo numbers,
duets and ensembles. Several standards are on
the program such as, “Whiskey in the Jar,” “Black
Is the Color,” and “Red, Red Rose” as well as love
songs, including “The Dutchman,” “Noreen” and
“Just a Song at Twilight.” The show is captured on
film during a live performance in Poughkeepsie,
New York, in September 2010. The six vocalists,
backup singers and musicians will perform in
Boise in November; viewers have an opportunity
to pledge for pre-sale exclusive tickets to see the
performance.
8:30 Great Performances
“Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival 3” Guitar
superstar Clapton and fellow “guitar gods” burst
the confines of the stage for this third Crossroads
Guitar Festival in Chicago’s Toyota Park in summer
2010. Highlights from the 11-hour celebration of
the six-string before a sold-out crowd with host
actor-comedian Bill Murray, features a heavy dose
of blues, rock and a variety of other styles. Watch
for Keb’ Mo’ and Buddy Guy, ZZ Top, Jeff Beck and
John Mayer Trio, as well as Sheryl Crow, Jonny
Lang and David Hildago. Steve Winwood teams
with Clapton for several songs, and Vince Gill does
a take on Clapton’s “Lay Down Sally.”
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
7 Tuesday
7:00 Lark Rise to Candleford
(HD) Ruby and Pearl Pratt face scandal when their
estranged father returns to town. It is bad news
for other Candleford residents too as the wily
rascal continues to work his scams — aided by
Caroline, who is pursued by a bailiff. Meanwhile,
Laura ignores her father while out with Philip.
8:00 Last Rights: Facing End-of-Life Choices
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of accessible, appropriate and compassionate
medical care, as well as the rare call for hastened
death or assisted suicide. Filmmaker Karen Cantor
seeks to raise awareness of the complexity of
end-of-life care and respect for individual choices.
The production features family members of
individuals who sought a variety of approaches
during their final days, and is narrated by family
practice physician Dr. Scott Nelson.
9:00 POV
(HD) “The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel
Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers” This Academy
award-nominated documentary profiles Daniel
Ellsberg, a former U.S. Marine and military
analyst, and examines his 1971 unauthorized
release of the Pentagon Papers to the media.
Filmmakers Rick Goldsmith and Judith Ehrlich
gather former Pentagon and Rand Corporation
analysts, White House advisers and elected
officials, as well as lawyers and reporters to tell
the story, illuminated by archival video and audio
pieces. Ellsberg himself and his family relate their
parts in archival and contemporary interviews.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
8 Wednesday
7:00 Bear Island
National Geographic Television’s Crittercam lets
biologists take a virtual walk with grizzlies of
Chichagof Island in southeast Alaska, where the
giant bears are usually hidden from view within
the rainforest. It has long been difficult to observe
them on their turf without risking life and limb.
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives” Mark
Oliver Everett, known as E, the lead singer of
U.S. cult band the EELS, is the son of quantum
physicist Hugh Everett III. In 1957 the elder
Everett came up with the revolutionary theory
that predicts parallel universes, which only now is
being accepted by mainstream physicists. The wry
and charismatic Mark travels across America to
learn about the father he never knew by entering
the world of quantum mechanics. (Rpt. 6/11)
9:00 Roots of Health
Three stories filmed in London, England; Oakland,
California; and Ahmedabad, India, examine the
socio-economic and environmental conditions
that play a strong role in why people stay healthy
or fall ill. The segments look at how a feeling of a
lack of power over one’s life is often reflected in
stress-related illnesses; how work and health are
linked; and how empowering individuals to work
together can improve the health of a community.
10:00 Hustle
Stacie sees her husband, who left five years before
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professional poker circuit. The gang vows revenge
for Stacie in a high-stakes game.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
9 Thursday
(R from 6/4)
“Greece’s Peloponnese” Rick explores the
Peloponnese Peninsula where he enjoys the old
port town of Nafolio, time-trips through the ruins
of Olympia, takes center stage at the theater at
Epidauros, and explores the ancient capital of
Mycenae. (Rpt. 6/11)
*(HD) “Borderlands” In the little-traveled area
along the Idaho-Nevada border west of U.S.
93, there are spectacular canyons, a fish-filled
reservoir, cattle drives, forested mountains, a
historic hot springs and the site of the nation’s last
gold rush. (Rpt. 6/12)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (Rpt. 6/12)
9:00 Midsomer Murders
“Written in Blood” A best-selling novelist Max
Jennings comes to the village Midsomer Worthy
to attend a meeting over the protests of Gerald
Hadleigh, the group’s secretary. When Hadleigh
is found battered to death, members of the
writers’ circle wish they had heeded his reluctance
concerning the author’s visit. Part 1 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) The team faces the challenge of tracking
down Lucas North, their section chief, friend
and one of MI5’s best agents. Harry brings in a
specialist to help with the hunt. As the search
becomes increasingly desperate, Harry and Lucas
become embroiled in a deadly game of cat and
mouse.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
10 Friday
9:00 Garrow’s Law
Garrow is spurred by Silvester’s derision to defend
Edgar Cole, a man accused of raping a servant
girl. Garrow controversially wins and Edgar Cole
is acquitted, much to the disappointment of Lady
Sarah. When Silvester makes insinuations after
finding Garrow and Lady Sarah in discussion,
Garrow challenges his tormentor to a duel.
“Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux” Singer,
composer and base prodigy Esperanza Spalding
comes to the AUSTIN CITY LIMITS stage for the first
time with her mix of jazz, soul and Brazilian pop.
Contemporary torch singer Madeleine Peyrous
follows in support of her album Bare Bones.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
11 Saturday
(HD) “Dallas, Texas” Host Mark L. Walberg and
appraiser Stuart Whitehurst mine a rich vein
of silver objects at the Dallas Museum of Art.
At the convention center, highlights include
an early 17th-century Brussels tapestry, and a
Western-themed painting by Saturday Evening
Post illustrator William H.D. Koerner, valued at
$105,000. Part 3 of 3
Host Fiona Bruce and the team are reunited with
some of the most memorable characters who
appeared on the show. Hugh Scully, the longest
serving host, recalls his favorite finds. (Rpt. 6/16)
“Greece’s Peloponnese” (R from 6/9)
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“Carnival”The band celebrates “When the Carnival
Comes to Town.” Jack Imel does the “Baby
Elephant Walk.” Myron Floren and Joey Schmidt
do the “Tiger Rag.” Anacani sings “Les Bicyclettes
De Belize.” Everyone is invited to “Come Follow the
Band.”
“Personal Problem” Captain Peacock is convinced
that his wife is having an affair with Mr. Rumbold.
Hyacinth is thrilled when the wealthy Mrs.
Fortescue — practically an aristocrat — asks for
a lift into town.
“Is Jeremy Quite Safe?” Jeremy, a retired jewel
thief, has been regaling Marina and Davenport
with fanciful stories of his past exploits. When
Aunty Wainwrite finds an old safe without a key,
she immediate seeks out Jeremy to open it for her.
9:30 Outnumbered
Ben’s frequent visits to the emergency room are
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beginning to arouse suspicions. Karen is writing
an angry letter to the prime minister asking him
to fire her teacher. Jake is providing alibis for his
girlfriend. A thunderstorm, distressing news and
dreadful noises coming from next door keep the
family up late.
“Lady in Red” A beautiful chiropractor goes into
business in Possum Lake and creates more kinks
than she removes. Red builds a forklift using a pair
of skis and an extension ladder. Red visits Harold
at work and crashes Harold’s computer.
10:30 Worst Week of My Life
Now expecting a child, Howard and Mel attempt
to complete their move to a new cottage and
attend Granny’s funeral without mishap, in one
day.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Lodger” In a house on Aickman, there is a
staircase that people go up, but never down. To
solve the mystery of the man upstairs, the Doctor
must pass himself off as a normal human being,
and share a flat with Craig Owens.
(HD) “Lyle Lovett & Friends: A Songwriters Special”
12 Sunday
“Cooking for Old-Fashioned Flavor” Allen visits
an 18th-century cooking expert and learns how
to use the tools of the trade. Allen also cooks up
his great-grandmother’s blackberry jam cake and
an amazing buttermilk pie recipe from a 1923
handwritten note.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (R from 6/9)
“Blood Is Thicker” Bert Large has been hiding
a heartbreaking secret from his son Al, but the
father’s reluctance to produce his son’s birth
certificate is arousing Al’s suspicions.
—/6:00 NOVA
“Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives” (R from 6/8) KUID/
KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Borderlands” (R from 6/9)
Ranchers from a rural county begin a program in
2005 to bridge the urban-rural divide. They now
annually invite students from Portland to live and
work along side of them to experience life on a
ranch. Cameras follow a group of students as they
share in the joys and miseries that come with rural
life.
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Wild Balkans” The jagged contours of
middle Europe with its thick forests, vast wetlands
and deep chasms have thrown long, dark
shadows over the history of the peninsula. It is
as if the bloody history of the Balkans themselves
conspired to conceal its natural wonders. The
landscape is still untouched, and in it are wild
animals that have all but vanished from the rest
of Europe.
9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Poirot X: The Third Girl” Crime novelist Ariadne
Oliver (Zoe Wanamaker) refers troubled heiress
Norma Restarick to Poirot. Restarick tells him she
might have committed a murder. Poirot believes
in the young woman’s innocence even when the
body of her nanny is found in the building where
Restarick lives. Oliver, said to be modeled after
Christie herself, helps Poirot with the investigation
and puts her own life in danger.
10:30 New Tricks
“Dead Man Talking” A dead man’s daughter comes
to the UCOS team with new evidence involving
her father’s death — evidence she got from a
psychic. The team moves into action, intending to
prove the psychic is not what he seems, and finds
a chain of people, events and deeds leading back
to fraud and theft in Hong Kong.
After a long breakdown in their friendship, Irene
and Vera have a disastrous reunion at the funeral
of a gentleman friend. Vera takes a nasty tumble
INDEPENDENT LENS
Two Spirits
Airs Tuesday, June 14, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
This film explores the life and death of Fred
Martinez, a Native American of “integrated genders”
who becomes one of the youngest hate-crime victims
in modern history when he is brutally murdered at 16.
Two Spirits examines issues of national concern
including the bullying and violence commonly faced
by gay people, and the epidemic of gay teen suicide.
The film also reveals the range of gender expression
that has long been seen as a healthy part of many of
the indigenous cultures of North America.
The film traces the ramifications of Martinez’s
murder and the transformation being undertaken by
Native American activists who are working to restore
the heritage of two-spirit people.
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dancing inappropriately at the wake and Irene
ends up as the reluctant nurse.
“Globe Trekker Special: Best American Hikes”
Trekkers hike on Mt. Rainier and in the Grand
Tetons.
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7:00 Antiques Roadshow
(HD) “Wichita, Kansas” Appraisers discover a 1953
Gibson guitar, and a circa 1750 German walnut
desk and bookcase. A 1949 payroll check made
out to profressional baseball rookie Mickey Mantle
is valued up to $50,000. Part 1 of 3 (Rpt. 6/18)
8:00 Globe Trekker
“Globe Trekker Special: Best American Hikes”
Trekkers set out to climb mountains, taking some
of North America’s best hiking routes. Challenges
await them in the Grand Tetons of Wyoming, on
Mount Rainier in Washington and in the Sangre
de Cristo mountains in Colorado.
9:00 American Experience
(D)(HD) “Stonewall Uprising” In 1969, homosexual
acts are held to be illegal in every state but Illinois.
But on June 28, 1969, something changes in the
gay community. When the New York City police
raid a mafia-run gay bar, the Stonewall Inn in
Greenwich Village, patrons refuse to be led into
paddy wagons, setting off a violent three-day
uprising that launches the gay-rights movement.
Filmmakers talk with people who were there
and feature archival footage in this chronicle of
change.
10:30 Heartbeat to Heartbeat: Women and
Heart Disease
Emmy Award-winning executive producer Helene
Lerner hosts this wake-up call for women to
improve their cardiovascular health. The film
reveals information on risk factors, symptoms and
prevention of heart disease, while exploring the
emotional impact of the No.1 killer of women in
the United States.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(HD) The arrival of a new Post Office inspector
causes problems for Dorcas. Robert has been
carving a decorative angel on the schoolhouse
for which he is not getting paid. Laura loses an
important parcel.
8:00 The Lord Is Not on Trial Here Today
(HD) This Peabody Award-winning documentary
tells the personal story behind the landmark First
Amendment case in the U.S. Supreme Court that
set the foundation for the separation of church and
state in public schools. In 1945, Jim McCollum, a
fifth-grader in a southern Illinois university town,
was forced to sit in the hallway alone when he did
not agree to participate in a voluntary Protestant
religion class. His mother, Vashti McCollum, sued
the school board beginning what she would later
describe as “three years of headlines, headaches
and hatred.”
9:00 Frontline
(HD) “TBA”
10:00 Independent Lens
(HD) “Two Spirits” This story of Fred Martinez, a
Navajo boy, who in another era would have been
honored but instead becomes one of the youngest
hate-crime victims in modern history when he is
brutally murdered at 16. When he tells his mother
that he feels as if he is both a boy and a girl,
she explains that this is a special gift, according
to traditional Navajo culture — the two-spirit
tradition. The film examines the ancient tradition
as well as issues of bullying and violence.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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7:00 Secrets of the Dead
(HD) “Michelangelo Revealed” Art historian
Antonio Forcellino offers evidence of the artist’s
involvement with a clandestine fellowship trying
to reform the Catholic Church from within. This
film reveals brave religious expression, personal
vendettas, cover-ups and an artist trying to
reconcile loyalty to the church and his personal
beliefs.
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Musical Minds” Through the case studies
from neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks’ latest book,
Musicophilia, NOVA investigates the extraordinary
impact music can have on the human brain.
Featured are a man struck by lightning who is
then inspired to become a pianist, and a man
who uses drumming to alleviate severe Tourette
syndrome. The show even peers deep into the
brain of Dr. Sacks himself. (Rpt. 6/18)
9:00 Alzheimer’s Disease: Facing the Facts
A progressive and fatal brain disease that
destroys memory and identity, Alzheimer’s can
easily deplete a lifetime of savings in long-term
health care costs, and leave caregiving families
emotionally, physically and often, financially
exhausted. This documentary examines the
personal and societal implications of the illness,
and reviews the latest research. Producers profile
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families living with Alzeimer’s and interview
doctors and researchers.
10:00 Hustle
Mickey’s idea is to steal the Crown Jewels; the
others say they are not thieves. Mickey asks for
trust and outlines an elaborate con with Ash
posing as a cleaning person inside the gallery
where a diamond is to be exhibited.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
The Lord is not on
Trial Here
Airs Tuesday, June 14, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT
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(R from 6/11)
“Copenhagen” Rick discovers reminders of the
city’s Viking history and reflections of today.
He strolls down Europe’s first great pedestrian
boulevard, ogles crown jewels in the palace
treasury and takes a bike ride through an
inspirational hippie squatter community. He
finishes his visit at Copenhagen’s full-time
carnival, Tivoli Gardens. (Rpt. 6/18)
*(HD) “Chasing the Light” Landscape
photographers often wait hours, even days, to
capture a scene with the natural lighting they seek
to preserve. Some of Idaho’s professionals share
their secrets for positioning themselves to put
that moment into a photograph. OUTDOOR IDAHO
travels with them to locations that encapsulate
Idaho’s treasured scenery. (Rpt. 6/19)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (Rpt. 6/19)
“Written in Blood” Barnaby and Troy are finding
that the writers’ circle secretary is a man of
mystery with no national insurance number, no
relatives, and no marriage certificate to match the
wedding photo in his house. And with another
body found, they have a double murder to solve.
Part 2 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) Reprising the final episode of season four,
Ruth is visited by Angela, an ex-MI5 officer and
the partner of Ruth’s deceased stepbrother.
Angela asks for help in procuring evidence that
MI5, specifically Harry, assassinated Lady Diana.
The following day, Angela walks into the Grid
carrying a bomb to force the team to search for
the evidence.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
This documentary tells the
compelling personal story behind
McCollum vs. Board of Education —
one of the most important and landmark
First Amendment cases in U.S. Supreme
Court history.
The film recounts what Vashti
McCollum, a young mother of three
from a small central Illinois town
who in 1945 filed the historic lawsuit,
would later described as “three years
of headlines, headaches and hatred.”
But her court case eventually led to the
decision that set the foundation for the
separation of church and state in public
schools — a ruling that still resonates in
the church-state conflicts of today.
McCollum is called “that awful
woman” by her neighbors and “that
atheist mother” by virtually every
newspaper in the country. Her friends
stop returning phone calls rather than
risk speaking with her. She is branded a
communist, and the Illinois Legislature
nearly outlaws her and her husband
from ever teaching at the state university
again.
She receives up to 200 letters a
day, some of the writers claiming they
would pray for her; many wishing for
much worse. All because she files a
historic lawsuit that would change the
relationship between religion and public
schools in America.
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9:00 Garrow’s Law
A desperate Mary Hamer arrives in Southouse’s
office, begging for Garrow to defend her husband,
who has been languishing in Newgate Prison
without being charged for many months after
being arrested on suspicion of sedition.
(HD) “Lyle Lovett & Friends: A Songwriters Special”
Tunesmiths all, Lyle Lovett and his friends Guy
Clark, John Hiatt and Joe Ely pool their talents for
this special episode.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
18 Saturday
(HD) “Wichita, Kansas” Part 1 of 3 (R from 6/13)
Team members remember some amazing stories
brought to the show by the children of prisoners
of war. Henry Sandon relives the day a prized find
was snatched from his grasp. (Rpt. 6/23)
“Copenhagen” (R from 6/16)
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KUID/KCDT only
“Famous Resorts” The show opens with “Let’s Get
Away From It All.” Anacani is “In Acapulco.” Gail and
Mary Lou are “On the Boardwalk in Atlantic City.”
Tanya sings of “Old Cape Cod.” Norma Zimmer and
Jim Roberts love “Springtime in the Rockies.”
“Front Page Story” Old Mr. Grace has an idea:
The store should have an in-house magazine. He
appoints Mr. Humphries to be editor.
Hyacinth plans one of her candlelight suppers
in order to impress Emmet, head of the local
amateur operatic society, with her vocal talents.
Airs Tuesdays beginning June 21 at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 6:00/5:00 p.m. MT/PT
Detectives Wes Cowan, Elyse Luray, Gwen Wright,
Tukufu Zuberi and Eduardo Pagán return as the
educational series begins its ninth summer
season and moves from Mondays to Tuesdays.
The show is devoted to exploring the
complexities of historical mysteries,
searching out the facts, myths and
conundrums that connect local folklore,
family legends and interesting objects.
Traditional investigative techniques,
modern technologies and plenty of
legwork are the tools the show’s
team of experts use to give
new insights into our national
history.
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“All that Glitters Is Not Elvis” When Alvin and
Entwistle see Lance trying to convince his wife
that Elvis Presley is still alive, they feel a duty to
help the King make an appearance.
9:30 Outnumbered
Gran takes the family out for a day of sightseeing
in London. At Trafalgar Square, Ben has his own
vision of what happened during the famous
battle. Karen is unimpressed by modern art. Jake
panics when he is unable to text.
“The Bachelor Auction” The men decide to have a
bachelor auction as a way to raise money and get
dates. Red builds a dragster out of junk he finds in
the shed. Dale comes to Possum Lake to pump gas
for the summer.
Howard and Mel are staying with Mel’s parents
until the cottage is ready. Howard is having a few
problems at work and after giving Eve a lift home,
events spiral leaving Howard soon feeling the
long arm of the law.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Pandorica Opens” The Doctor’s friends unite
to send him a warning: The Pandorica, which
is said to contain the most feared being in the
The hosts of the program are a high-energy group of
experts in the world of historical investigations. Their
expertise ranges from architecture, popular culture and
sociology to archaeology, collectibles and genealogy.
Parts of this season’s shows commemorate the 150th
anniversary of the start of the Civil War and the 70th
anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and America’s
entry into World War II.
The season opens June 21 with Pagán following
mysterious airplane engine parts to a private Hawaiian
island where few people have access. There, he finds a
heroic story often overshadowed by the raid on Pearl
Harbor. Then Luray tries to match metal shavings to the
right cannon as she tries to determine what role these
shavings played in the early hours of the Civil War. An
early 20th century saddle puts Cowan on the trail of
rodeo cowboy and Hollywood actor and stuntman
Yakima Cunutt.
cosmos, is opening. But no one seems to know
what is really inside, and there is some question
about whether the Doctor would be able to stop
whatever it is.
(HD) “Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn
Wonderland”
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“Amber Waves of Grain” Allen talks with a
neighboring wheat farmer about what it takes
to grow hundreds of acres of grain. He also visits
the rice capital of the world in Stuttgart, Arkansas
during one of its busiest times of the year. He also
shows how to put grains to use in the kitchen with
a couple of his favorite recipes.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (R from 6/16)
“Aromatherapy” A local radio presenter has been
heard slurring words and seen driving erratically.
Villagers speculate about a possible drinking
problem. Meanwhile Martin is called on to determine why one of his patients stinks so much
no one can bear to be in the same room.
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—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Musical Minds” (R from 6/15) KUID/KCDT
only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Chasing the Light” (R from 6/16)
This episode visits a Corvallis woman who has
spent most of her life helping restore Western
bluebird populations. The ancient forest
surrounding Portland’s Bull Run water supply is
off limits to logging after decades of controversy.
But questions loom about fire, climate change,
and the risk of leaving a water supply untreated
in one of the nation’s most pristine watersheds.
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Victoria Falls” The largest waterfall in
the world bridges the countries of Zambia and
Zimbabwe, dividing two natural worlds —
the meandering river above the cascade and
the gorge below. Large animals thrive around
the shallow upper river. The gorge attracts 35
different raptor species that raise their young on
a glut of fish.
“Poirot XI: Three Act Tragedy” This Christie tale
was named for the three separate locations
dialogue
Idaho authors Alan Heathcock and Carter
Niemeyer and independent bookstore owner
Laura Delaney join host Marcia Franklin on
DIALOGUE for her annual Good Summer
Reading show.
Heathcock’s fiction has been published
in many of America’s top magazines and
journals. His stories have won the National
Magazine Award in fiction, and his recent
book of short stories, VOLT, has received
numerous favorable reviews. Heathcock,
who teaches writing at Boise State
University, is currently a Literature Fellow
for the state of Idaho.
Boise resident Niemeyer is the author of
Wolfer, the memoir of his career working
with predators. He retired in 2006 as U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service wolf recovery
coordinator for Idaho and was a key
member of the federal wolf reintroduction
team in the mid-1990s.
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where the story is set. Poirot is attending a party
at the home of Sir Charles Cartwright, a famous
actor, when a local vicar dies, apparently without
foul play involved. Cartwright (played by Martin
Shaw) is not convinced the death was natural. A
month later, in Monte Carlo, Cartwright shows a
news report from Yorkshire of another man dying
in the middle of a party with a similar guest list.
The pair hotfoots it to Yorkshire.
10:30 New Tricks
“It Smells of Books” When the team reinvestigates
the death of a university professor, Lane goes
undercover at his spiritual home, the London
Library. The trail leads to questions of murder, the
theft of rare books and how to hide them in plain
sight.
Vera moves to a trailer park on a cliff top, and falls
in with suspicious company, one of whom visits
Irene to sort her out because Vera hears Irene has
been gossiping. Irene takes flight to Australia to
visit her daughter.
“Venice City Guide” Justine Shapiro visits key sites
along the Grand Canal.
Good Summer Reading
Airs Thursday, June 23, at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PT;
repeats Sunday, June 26, at 5:30/4:30 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD June 23 at 9:30/8:30 p.m. MT/PT and
June 26 at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PT
Delaney, co-owner of Rediscovered
Books in Boise, has recently expanded her
store and will talk about the challenges and
joys of operating an independent bookstore.
The two writers will talk about their
books and, along with
Delaney, will recommend
good summer reading.
Viewers can also call in
with their good reading
picks.
Also on the June
30 DIALOGUE, host
Joan Cartan-Hansen will
discuss the challenges of
teaching science, technology,
engineering and mathematics
during STEM Education in
Idaho.
Sponsors: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Idaho
Forest Products Commission
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(HD) “Wichita, Kansas” Highlights include a circa
1875 Italian micromosaic pendant, a circa 1955
miniature Smith-Miller-Coca-Cola truck, and a
set of 1914 and 1915 Cracker Jack baseball cards,
valued up to $40,000. Part 2 of 3 (Rpt. 6/25)
8:00 Globe Trekker
“Venice City Guide” Justine Shapiro takes in the
city’s landmarks nestled along the Grand Canal
— the Doge’s Palace, the Bridge of Sighs and
St. Mark’s Square and Basilica. She cheers on the
racers at a historic gondola competition, walks
the red carpet at Venice’s Film Festival, and takes
in medieval festivals on the mainland.
Six-part Miniseries Tells
Story of Lincolns
(D)(HD) “Abraham and Mary Lincoln, A House
Divided: Ambition” The Lincolns’ Kentucky
childhood homes are worlds apart: his a
backwoods cabin, hers a wealthy slave-owning
establishment. This story of their courtship
sees Mary setting her heart on the raw, socially
awkward Lincoln, saying later: “He’ll be president
of the United States one day. If I had not thought
so I never would have married him.” David Norse
is the voice of Abraham Lincoln, and Holly Hunter
the voice of Mary Todd Lincoln. Part 1 of 6
10:00 Survival: Lives in the Balance
“The Struggle to Breathe (Philippines)” This group
of shows tell of health issues in different parts
of the world. In the Philippines, 19-month-old
Nazario can barely breathe. He has pneumonia,
the world’s No.1 child killer. Nazario has been
coughing for weeks. Part 1 of 4
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
21 Tuesday
(HD) A homeless family takes advantage of
Robert’s charity, leaving their little daughter
behind. Sir Timothy is uneasy when Lady Adelaide
wants to adopt her. Dorcas regrets playing Cupid
between Thomas and Miss Ellison.
8:00 History Detectives
(HD) Mysterious airplane engine parts lead
Eduardo Pagán to a seldom-visited private
Hawaiian island where he finds a heroic story
often overshadowed by the raid on Pearl Harbor.
Elyse Luray sets out to try to match metal shavings
to the right historic cannon to learn what role the
shavings may have played in the early hours of the
Civil War. Meanwhile an early 20th century saddle
puts Wes Cowan on the trail of Yakima Cunutt,
to learn how the rodeo champion could have
changed Hollywood movie-making.
9:00 Frontline
(HD) “TBA”
10:00 POV
(HD) “Kings of Pastry” Cameras capture the drama
of the greatest pastry competition in the world
— the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France awards,
the country’s Nobel Prize for pastry. Sixteen
chefs, including Jacquy Pfeiffer, co-founder of
Chicago’s French Pastry School, whip up gorgeous,
delectable, gravity-defying concoctions. Disasters
and successes keep the tension high as they
deliver their spun-sugar desserts to the display
table.
11:30/— Charlie Rose
12:30/11:30 Newsline
HUSTLE
Airs Wednesdays at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Season 3 begins June 22
This fast-paced series that fizzes with fun and
ingenuity moves into its third season as the team
seeks to only con those who deserve it.
Just returned to London from an expensive time
in Las Vegas, the team seeks a source of new funds.
They find an obnoxious pub owner with one weak
spot — his no-talent son who wants to be a rap
star. Danny poses as a hip-hop record producer but
makes too many promises to the gullible young man,
complicating the con and endangering its outcome.
All the favorite characters, including Albert, played
by American actor Robert Vaughn (“The Man From
U.N.C.L.E”) return for the new season. Another
American joins the cast briefly, Richard Chamberlain,
playing the grandson of a famous grifter.
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*(HD) “Blackbeard’s Lost Ship” Edward Teach,
alias Blackbeard, was the most notorious pirate
of his day, commanding up to four ships and a
crew of 400 men — all ruthless seafaring raiders,
terrorizing vessels in American waters, once even
blockading Charleston, South Carolina before
being captured and executed. With the remains of
a ship that may be Blackbeard’s sunken flagship
now found, an archaeology team seeks to answer
whether the ship was accidently or purposely run
aground.
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Space Shuttle Disaster” NOVA examines
the disintegration of the space shuttle Columbia,
which disintegrated over Texas just 16 minutes
before it was due to land. Through interviews
with astronauts and their families, as well as with
members of the Columbia Accident Investigation
Board, this program provides a new look at the
tragedy — and at NASA itself.
9:00 More Than Skin Deep : Skin Cancer in
America
This examination of skin cancer draws on
nationally known experts in their fields, personal
testimony and re-enactments to discuss the
disease in the United States. The documentary
reveals how the tanning craze was accidently
popularized, how pioneering medical trials for
melanoma may revolutionize cancer treatments,
and how human skin color evolves as a survival
response.
10:00 Hustle
Fresh from an expensive spell in Las Vegas, the
team is strapped for cash. Their first mark is Benny
Frazier, an obnoxious pub owner who smuggles in
illegal immigrants to work for him. Benny’s son
Joey, is the pub owner’s only weak spot. With Joey
keen to hit the big time as a British Eminem, team
members scramble to make it seem like Joey’s
recording dreams might come true.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(R from 6/18)
“Denmark: Beyond Copenhagen” Rick finds a
welcome in Aarhus with its ruddy affluence,
open-air museum and well-preserved, ancient
bog man. In Roskilde Rick finds a royal burial
church and the best Viking ship museum of
his travels. On the quaint Isle of Aerø, the halftimbered cottages, ships in bottles and cobbled
alleyways are reminiscent of the world of Hans
Christian Andersen. (Rpt. 6/25)
*(HD) “Old Time Fiddlers” Idaho’s Danita Hartz
prepares to defend her National Grand Champion
title at the 2001 National Old Time Fiddlers
Contest in Weiser. Meanwhile she helps two
students, ages 5 and 8, fiddle their way into the
top ranks. (Rpt. 6/26)
8:00/7:00 Dialogue
*(HD) “Good Summer Reading” Host Marcia
Franklin talks with Idaho authors Alan Heathcock
and Carter Niemeyer, and independent bookstore
co-owner Laura Delaney. (Rpt. 6/26)
“Death of a Hollow Man” In the village of Ferne
Basset, an elderly resident is found drowned after
a violent attack. Meanwhile, at the Corn Exchange
in Causton, a local amateur dramatic production
of Amadeus includes a complex backstage world.
Part 1 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) As Adam recovers from a gunshot wound
in the hospital, he hears things are falling apart
following a terror attack on a gas and oil depot
and heads back to work. With rumors of biological
warfare spread by a media tycoon, MI6 ignoring
intelligence information, and suspicions leading
back to influential British citizens, Adam is caught
up in a cat-and-mouse game with time running
out. Part 1 of 2
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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9:00 Garrow’s Law
With the passage of a year, Garrow’s friend and
mentor John Southouse is grappling with inner
demons and Lady Sarah returns to London with
her infant son, Samuel. An assurance company
wants the owners of a slave ship prosecuted for
fraud after claiming for the value of 133 slaves,
who were thrown overboard to save scarce water
supplies. Sir Arthur Hill vows to destroy Sarah
financially and socially.
(HD) “Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn
Wonderland” The opening act burns up the stage
with its modern take on classic soul and funk. The
Texas treasure Carolyn Wonderland follows with
an incendiary blend of rock, blues and soul.
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11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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(HD) “Wichita, Kansas” Part 2 of 3 (R from 6/20)
Michael Aspel joins Fiona Bruce to share his most
memorable moments from eight years with
the program. Then the team relives some of the
bizarre style statements witnessed on the show.
(Rpt. 6/30)
“Denmark, Beyond Copenhagen” (R from 6/23)
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“Strike Up the Band” This classic black and white
program from 1964, features Barbara Boylan and
Bobby Burgess dancing to a medley that includes
both the “Bunny Hug” and the “Twist.” Myron
Floren kicks off a Norwegian segment with the
“Happy Norwegian Polka.” The Lennon Sisters go
to “Mockingbird Hill.”
“Sit Out” With sales slow, staff members are asked
to take a 10 percent salary cut. This leads to a
rooftop protest.
Hyacinth decides that she and Richard should
have a weekend at a golfing hotel in order to keep
up with the Major and his wife.
“Eva’s Back in Town” When a worldly wise old
acquaintance of Alvin’s makes an appearance, she
proves to be just the woman to make Howard’s life
more complicated.
9:30 Outnumbered
Mum finds an inappropriate image on the family
computer. Karen, convinced she has won a large
amount of money, starts to spend it. Ben brings
his special talents to the ancient game of chess.
“Angel” Red and the boys argue about the
existence of angels. Mike volunteers to produce
one. Red makes a bread maker out of an automatic
washing machine.
Howard is excused from the day’s special occasion
— instead opting to prepare a celebratory meal.
11:00 Doctor Who Series
“The Big Bang” The Doctor is gone, the TARDIS
destroyed, and the universe is collapsing. The
only hope for all of reality is a little girl who still
believes in stars.
(HD) “Manu Chao”
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26 Sunday
5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table.
“Crazy for Berries” Allen visits a you-pick-em
strawberry operation and then demonstrates
how to put the bounty to use in the kitchen in
strawberry lemonade. He provides a short history
of the “Indian Series” of blackberries and how
they were developed and offers ideas for using
blueberries in landscaping.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Good Summer Reading” (R from 6/23)
“Always on My Mind”
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Space Shuttle Disaster” (R from 6/22)
KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Old Time Fiddlers” (R from 6/23)
A group of amateurs come together to hand-build
a traditional 12-person skin-on-frame “umiak”
boat in just one week. Researchers lure sixgill
sharks into a close encounter in Puget Sound,
which the sharks apparently have chosen as a
nursery.
8:00 Nature
(HD) “The Beauty of Ugly” Taking their turn in front
of the camera are frog, fish, hagfish, naked mole
rats, elephant seals, vultures, warthogs, proboscis
monkeys and the ugliest bug in Oklahoma. They
all help demonstrate how and why ugly can be
beautiful.
*(HD) “Poirot XI: The Clocks” Poirot travels to Dover
to help Lieutenant Colin Race of the Royal Navy
investigate a murder to determine if a young woman
is responsible for the crime. Mounting complications
in the case, including four clocks all stopped at
4:15 in the murder room, lead Poirot to suspect an
international political cover-up.
10:30 New Tricks
“Left Field” The UCOS team reinvestigates the
25-year-old disappearance of a 5-year-old boy.
Although a recently released prisoner confesses
to abducting and murdering the child, team
members are suspicious of the parolee’s motives.
Irene boasts of life in Australia, including a
handsome suitor. Vera suspects Irene may be
drinking too much. Then, Vera’s life is disturbed by
the arrival of daugher Karen and granddaughter
Sabrina.
“South Atlantic” Zay follows in the footsteps of
explorers, adventurers and naturalists from the
Falkland Islands to the Antarctic Peninsula.
False Statements
about Wills:
• IneedaWillbutmyspousedoesnot
• Oncewritten,youcan’t
changeaWill
• ItcostsalottohaveaWilldrawnup
• Iownsolittle,Idon’tneedaWill
True Statements
about Wills
• BothspousesneedaWill
• Willscanbechangedatanytime
• Giventhebenefits,Willsareinexpensive
• Asarule,people’sassetsexceedwhattheythink
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27 Monday
(HD) “Washington, D.C.” At the Smithsonian Art
Museum’s Lunder Conservation Lab host Mark L.
Walberg and appraiser Nancy Druckman examine
fragile miniature portraits from the 18th and 19th
centuries normally kept in climate-controlled
storage at the neighboring Luce Foundation
Center. Highlights include a 1964 Chrysler Turbine
model and manual; a circa 1840 temperance
banner; and a circa 1925 oil painting by Jessie
Willcox Smith, the Philadelphia artist famous for
her depictions of children, valued at $75,000. Part
3 of 3
8:00 Globe Trekker
“South Atlantic” Trekker Zay Harding takes an
adventure to the ends of the Earth, voyaging to the
Falkland Islands, South Georgia, South Orkneys,
South Shetland Islands, Elephant Island and the
Antarctic Peninsula. Following in the footsteps of
countless explorers, adventurers, naturalists and
conservationists, he explores the South Atlantic’s
frozen, wind-swept, white wilderness.
(D)(HD) “Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House
Divided: We are Elected” The Lincoln marriage
is both tempestuous and passionate: she has a
temper; he suffers bouts of depression. But they
share a powerful political ambition that sends
Abraham to the House of Representatives and
later, with the country splitting apart over slavery,
sees him run for president. Part 2 of 6
10:00 Survival: Lives in the Balance
(HD) “Distant Places, Forgotten Lives (Niger)”
Tropical diseases threaten a billion people in
the world today. Most of those people live in
countries that do not have the resources to
combat these diseases. In a striking move, a group
of pharmaceutical companies pledge to donate
enough drugs to target five tropical diseases that
affect tens of millions of people in sub-Saharan
Africa. Part 2 of 4
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
28 Tuesday
(HD) Residents rally around Susan Braby when
they realize her husband Sam has hit her — until
she has him arrested. Matthew is commissioned
to make new gates for the manor. Adelaide is
concerned that Sir Timothy is spending too much
time with Dorcus. Laura brings Phillip home for tea.
8:00 History Detectives
(HD) Detective Wes Cowan decodes the message
and the strategy behind a U.S. World War II
propaganda leaflet that contains violent images.
Then, detective Gwen Wright traces a cherished
family heirloom, a watercolor, to the world of
Tiffany stained glass.
9:00 Frontline
(HD) TBA
10:00 POV
(HD) “My Perestroika” This film is an intimate look
at the last generation of Soviet children. Five
classmates go from living sheltered childhoods
to experiencing the hopes of Gorbachev’s reforms
and the confusion of the USSR’s dissolution to
searching for their places in today’s Moscow. With
candor and humor, the punk rocker, single mother,
entrepreneur and married teachers paint a picture
of the challenges, dreams and disappointments of
those raised behind the Iron Curtain.
11:30/— Charlie Rose
12:30/11:30 Newsline
29 Wednesday
(D) (HD) “Executed in Error” This episode tells
the story of Hawley Crippen, who in 1910 was
convicted of poisoning and brutally dismembering
his wife. However, analysis of the remains done
this year proves that not only was the body not
his wife, it wasn’t even a woman, and it may have
been put there by the police.
8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “What Are Dreams?” Leading dream
researchers conduct extraordinary experiments
to investigate the world of sleep. From human
narcoleptics to sleepwalking cats, from recurrent
nightmares to those who can’t dream, each
sequence contains a vital clue to the question
these scientists are pursuing: Why do we dream?
(Rpt. 7/2)
9:00 NOVA scienceNOW
(D) (HD) “How Does the Brain Work?” Host Neil
deGrasse Tyson meets neuroscientists who team
with magicians to understand how the human
brain processes information. Then, mimicking
human thought processes with software is
providing new insights into the brain itself. Other
scientists “hack” human decision-making using
electricity and chemistry.
10:00 Hustle
Mickey and Danny continue to struggle for power
to lead the team. They agree to a challenge that
Albert says comes from America. Totally naked,
Mickey and Danny are dropped in the middle of
London and given six hours to collect as many
valuables as they can before returning to their
meeting point.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
30 Thursday
(R from 6/25)
“Istanbul” Rick loses his way in the Grand Bazaar,
munches through the famously fragrant Spice
Market and follows the fall of the ancient capital
of Byzantium and the rise of Islam at the city’s
wall. (Rpt. 7/2)
*(HD) “A Middle Fork Journey” OUTDOOR IDAHO
explores 100 miles of the free-flowing Middle
Fork of the Salmon. Cameras follow rafters, on
both guided and independent trips, who meet the
challenges of the river, experience the changing
scenery, and encounter wildlife. The show also
explores the surrounding countryside, considers
the effects of fire and reports on a dramatic
logjam. (Rpt. 7/3)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “STEM Education in Idaho” Host Joan CartanHansen and her guests discuss the challenges of
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teaching science, technology, engineering and
mathematics. (Rpt. 7/3)
“Death of a Hollow Man” In Causton, a local
amateur dramatic production of Amadeus has
revealed a backstage world of intrigue, passion
and gossip. A second murder intensifies the
investigation. Part 2 of 2
10:00 MI5
(HD) With seconds to spare, the team warns the
home secretary about a car bomb intended for
him. But the conspirators who would turn Britain
into a dictatorship still have the upper hand and
are controlling a terrified and weakened prime
minister. Harry is arrested and faces execution in
a detention center overseen by the boss of MI6.
Protesters march against the first new executive
order. Joe persuades Rowan to make a plea to his
father. Part 2 of 2.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
MAIN
CHANNEL
GOES
HIGH DEF
IN AUGUST
30
SPRING BRINGS REGIONAL
EMMY NOMINATIONS, OTHER
AWARDS TO IDAHOPTV
IdahoPTV collected 12 awards from
the Idaho Press Club competition.
Three first-place awards went to:
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Flying
Idaho” in Outdoor/Environment ReportTV category.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Home on the
Range” in Documentary-TV category.
• D4K Web Only: “Exoplanets” in
Web Site-Special Purpose-TV category.
Five second-place awards went to:
• D4K: Joan’s Science Blog in Best
Use of Social Media category.
• DIALOGUE “Wilderness in
the 21st Century” in Public Affairs
Program-TV-Studio category.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Wilderness in
the 21st Century” in the Public Affairs
Program-TV-Field category.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Flying
Idaho” in the Outdoor/Environment-TV
category.
• DIALOGUE “School Budget
Cuts” in the Government/Political-TV
category.
Four third-place awards went to:
• DIALOGUE Facebook in the Best
Use of Social Media category.
• D4K in the Public Affairs ProgramTV-Studio category.
SPECIAL in the Documentary-TV
category.
• Joan Cartan-Hansen for D4K in the
Television Writing-TV category.
A first-place award from
NETA (National Education
Telecommunications Association) went
to “My Source” spot in the Promotion/
Institutional category.
Five bronze Telly Awards went to:
• PATHWAYS OF PIONEERS:
IDAHO’S OREGON TRAIL LEGACY:
AN OUTDOOR IDAHO SPECIAL in
the Education category.
SPECIAL in the Travel/Tourism
category.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Hometown
Ski Hills” in the Information category.
• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Chasing the
Light” in the Miscellaneous category.
• CAPITOL OF LIGHT in the
Education category.
Also getting notice was D4K “Food
Web,” an Honorable Mention from the
International Wildlife Film Festival.
Ron’s Picks
continued from page 17
in productions that were shot on location
around Rome, giving vivid life to the
colorful settings, gorgeous women, twisted
criminals and a brooding, brilliant hero.
Rufus Sewell (MASTERPIECE
CLASSIC Middlemarch, “The Pillars of
the Earth”) stars as Zen, a Roman police
detective hailing from Venice, where
his moniker is a local shortening of the
name Zeno. Separated from his wife and
living with his mother (Catherine Spaak),
he is too frazzled by his job to think
about romance. That is, until he meets
Tania Moretti, his chief ’s new secretary
played by Italian actress Caterina Murino
(Casino Royale). Tania herself has been
having spouse trouble and sees Zen as
a remarkable exception to the predatory
Romeos around the police station. Indeed,
Zen has more than a bit of Bond about
him, being both a gentleman and an
exceptional lover.
They are joined by an international cast
including Ed Stoppard (MASTERPIECE
CLASSIC Upstairs Downstairs),
Ben Miles (The Forsyte Saga),
Stanley Townsend (MASTERPIECE
MYSTERY! Sherlock), and Francesco
Quinn (Platoon), with guest stars Greg
Wise (MASTERPIECE CLASSIC
Return to Cranford) and Allan Corduner
(MASTERPIECE CONTEMPORARY
Lennon Naked).
We will present three stories in the first
series of Zen, Vendetta on July 17, Cabal
on July 24, and Ratking on July 31.

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