america`s ballroom challenge

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AMERICA’S
BALLROOM
CHALLENGE
New Season Premieres
Wednesday, February 25
at 8 p.m.
Viewer Supported,
PBS for the Gulf Coast
2 preview guide| february 09
A simulcast of WSRE HD
can be found on the
following cable channels
in the following
communities:
city
channel
Beulah
8
Cantonment
8
Century
8
Crestview
9
Destin
9
Eglin
9
Elberta
4
Flomaton
8
Foley
4
Fort Walton Beach
9
Gulf Breeze
8
Gulf Shores
4
Hurlburt
9
Jay
8
Lillian
6
Milton
8
Molino
8
NAS
8
Navarre
8
Niceville
9
Orange Beach
4
Pace
8
Pensacola
8
Pensacola Beach
8
Shalimar
9
Robertsdale
4
Valparaiso
11
or over the air on analog
channel 23 (until 2/17/09)
and on DirecTV and
Dish Network.
on the cover:
America’s Ballroom
Challenge
New Season Premieres
Wednesday, February 25
at 8 p.m.
NOTE: Due to early printing
deadlines, PREVIEW may not reflect
some schedule changes. For the
most up-to-the-minute TV schedule,
please check our Web site
at wsre.org or call (850) 484-1200
or 1-800-239-9773.
contents
WSRE | viewer supported, pbs for the gulf coast 3
contents
educational services & outreach 4–5
events calendar 6
membercard updates 7
highlights 9–11
evening | at a glance 13–16
weekday | daytime 17
evening & weekend listings 18–30
Be more
Nearing the
End for Analog TV
WSRE foundation, inc.
officers
Randy Oxenham| chair
Michael Johnson| vice-chair
Brian Spencer| secretary
Karen Pope| treasurer, director, admin. operations
Sandy Cesaretti Ray| executive director, general mngr.
Ava Abney
Gwen Appelquist
Shawn Brantley
Claudia Brown-Curry
Harry Miller
Caldwell III
Oliver Darden
Cherry Fitch
Sally Bussell Fox
Juergen Ihns
Michael Johnson
Chris Wm. Kelly
Ed Lemox
Teri Levin
Bill Linne
Joe Lovoy
Dr. Ed Meadows*
Alan McMillan
board of directors
Susan O’Connor
Randy Oxenham
Megan Pratt
Andy Remke
Elba Robertson
Brian Spencer
Gordon Sprague
Dona W. Usry*
Patricia Windham
* ex-officio
friend to the board
Ron Miller
Curtis Flower
prepared
emeritus members
Gary Leuchtman
PJC district board of trustees
Vincent R. Andry| chair
Marjorie T. Moore
Paul Snider
John L. O’Connor| vice-chair
Carol H. Carlan
Deidre L. Young
Monsignor Luke Hunt
Dona W. Usry
Edward H. Moore, Jr.
preview staff
Robin McArthur| editor
Jill Hubbs| contributing writers
Tracey Martin| art director
Danny Lombardozzi, Deanna Moretz| listings
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. PREVIEW is published monthly by WSRE,
1000 College Blvd., Pensacola, FL 32504. The WSRE TV Foundation promotes
and manages the membership and other giving programs of the station.
The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible, non-profit corporation and
is organized as a direct support organization of Pensacola Junior College
under Florida statutes. WSRE is an affiliate of the Florida Public Broadcasting
Network (FPBN), the National Education Television Association (NETA),
and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS).
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At the time of printing this guide, the digital transition was still
scheduled for February 17, 2009. However, there has been
much talk and speculation that it will be delayed until sometime
in the spring. Regardless of when the actual date is, the fact
remains that eventually analog TV will cease to exist and you
will need to switch to digital. If time is extended, you should
use that time wisely to buy whatever equipment you need, test it,
and begin watching and enjoying the benefits that new digital
technology offers.
There is a simple fix to make sure you are digital ready. If you
have an older TV that receives signals by using an outdoor or
rabbit ear antenna you have three options:
1. Buy a digital converter box. These boxes are readily available
at many large retail stores and cost between $40–$80. The
box connects to your older TV and converts the digital signal
back to an analog signal so that it can be viewed on your
older TV.
By Robin McArthur,
WSRE Manager of
Marketing & Promotions
[email protected]
(850) 484-1211
Applicants for the
government converter
box coupon program
2. Buy a new TV with a built-in digital tuner. It doesn’t have
to be an HDTV, but those are the most readily available —
plus you’ll be able to watch the highest quality digital TV.
are now being put
3. Subscribe to a pay service, such as cable or satellite. If your
TV is already hooked up to one of these services, you have
already made the switch for that TV. But if you have any other
TVs that are not hooked up to the pay service, you will either
need to have it connected or choose option 1 or 2 above.
funding limits.
For options 1 or 2, you will also need a good quality antenna.
If you currently have an antenna, try it first to see what kind
of reception you get with it. If it doesn’t seem to be working,
you may need to get a new or amplified antenna. But make
sure you get an antenna that picks up both UHF and VHF
frequencies because both types of stations exist in our market
in the digital world.
on a waiting list due
to reaching program
However, you can still
apply by visiting
DTV2009.gov or calling
1-888-DTV-2009.
Coupons will be issued
as funding from
expired coupons
becomes available.
The important thing is
to be ready so you are
not caught off-guard
whenever TV permanently
switches to digital. So just
do it, and GO DIGITAL.
WSRE news
WSRE & PBS Offer Resources
for Educators
By Jill Hubbs, Director, Educational Services & Community Outreach
WSRE’s mission of providing educational services to the citizens of the communities we serve
is strengthened through a partnership with PBS to offer valuable classroom resources for educators.
With the creative use of technology, educators can access a wealth of valuable tools to enhance
their teaching skills through professional development and offer their students an engaged
multimedia learning experience. WSRE is proud to be a partner in helping to improve student
learning and achievement by providing innovative, educational resources and tools, including:
PBS Teacher Activity Packs
PBS Teachers has launched Activity Packs for educators, featuring a growing library of themebased widgets, each containing links to high-quality PBS resources and activities for multiple
grade levels. These innovative PBS Teachers Activity Packs contain more than 30 widgets that
allow educators to incorporate them into their social media or personal class pages. Each activity
pack offers a set of educational resources focused on a theme, including links to PBS resources
and Websites, as well as a set of supplemental activities by grade level. Categories include the
arts, health and fitness, reading and language arts, science, and technology. These activity packs
will help students learn and explore a variety of topics from Shakespeare to forensic science to
democracy around the world. Visit wsre.org, click on the link for PBS Teachers and start browsing!
PBS Teachers LIVE!
Teachers, are you looking for ways to incorporate digital media into your teaching? Free
monthly media and technology Webinars, presented by PBS Teachers and Classroom 2.0, feature
leading education technology experts, authors, or producers of PBS programs who will share ideas
on using digital media to engage students in rich learning experiences. Sign up to be a PBS
Teacher by visiting the link found at wsre.org and you’ll receive an email invitation to participate.
PBS Teachers Connect
Why Join PBS Teachers Connect? Thousands of teachers who use digital media to engage
students have joined PBS Teachers Connect to share ideas, experiences and innovations on using
digital resources, including content from PBS. Membership in PBS Teachers Connect includes
exclusive content from PBS. Teachers who join are the first to see previews of new PBS programs
and access resources exclusive to PBS Teachers Connect members. With PBS Teachers Connect,
teachers can save and tag classroom resources available on PBS
Teachers, as well as connect with educators across the nation in online
discussions to share ideas and innovations. Visit the link to PBS
Teachers Connect at wsre.org.
PBS Teacherline
PBS Teacherline’s high quality, standards-based graduate-level
courses offer teachers the professional development opportunities
they need in an accessible online format that makes learning fun,
flexible and collaborative. Educators can enhance their teaching
skills and their careers by earning graduate credit, PDPs, or CEUs
while gaining strategies and resources to bring directly to the
classroom. Visit wsre.org and click on the Teacherline link.
educational services & outreach
wsre.org
wsre.org
wsre
Be more informed! Find out what’s coming up. To find
out more about these events visit wsre.org or call
(850) 484-1200 or 1-800-239-WSRE (9773).
Feb 17
midnight
Analog Shut-off
visit wsre.org/GoDigital for info
on how to be prepared or call
850.484.1200
Feb 27
7 p.m.
Destin Wine & Food Classic
Taste, Toast & Tour the World
Seagar’s Restaurant
Hilton Sandestin Beach
Golf Resort & Spa
more info: 850.484.1221
or 800.239.9773
Apr 25 & 26
Goombay Festival
Sponsored by WSRE
Downtown Pensacola
Jacque LaVista
grew up on a ranch.
“I remember what it felt like to nurture
something and see it grow. It’s a very
interesting symbolism to me because I
think public television is very nourishing
to the viewer. And if you give something
you’ll get something in return.”
Jacque included her public television
station in her will. Consider joining the
community of people who want public
television to span generations.
Plan A Gift To WSRE Through Your Will
February
MemberCard Updates
Nonna Maria Cucina Italiana — NEW!
6140 Mobile Hwy.
Pensacola, FL
(850) 941-1111
Membercard #: 630
Offer: Anytime
Pensacola Symphony —
LISTING UPDATED
205 E Zaragoza St.
Pensacola, FL
(850) 435-2533
Membercard #: 785
Offer: Valid for a 2-for-1 admission to the
Masterworks Series; redeemable through
the symphony office at 850-435-2533, subject
to availability.
Cherrymoonfarms.com —
LISTING UPDATED
Offer: Unlimited 20% discount on all purchases;
available online at membercard.com; simply
click the link to cherrymoonfarms.com to view
the products and place an order — enter ID
mcard09 in the Corporate Program box when
placing your order
Proflowers.com — LISTING UPDATED
click the link to proflowers.com to view the
products and place an order — enter ID
mcard09 in the VIP/Corporate Code box when
you first visit the site; only one promotional
offer per order; this discount does not apply
to international delivery, co-branded
assortments, or special event planning
(wedding) items, discount does not apply
to shipping, handling, or taxes; to receive
a 20% discount for same day delivery orders,
please click on the Save 20% at FloristExpress
box after you’ve entered the code.
Secretspoonsweets.com —
LISTING UPDATED
click the link to secretspoonsweets.com to view
the products and place an order — enter ID
mcard09 in the Corporate Program box when
placing your order
Sharisberries.com — LISTING UPDATED
click the link to sharisberries.com (link will access
the Proflowers VIP site where you must enter
code to redeem discount) — enter ID mcard09
in the VIP/Corporate Code box when you first
visit the site and click “go”; once your code
has been entered, scroll down to the bottom
of the page and click on the Shari’s Berries
logo; discount will appear once you choose
your product and delivery date.
Kids Club Birthdays
Happy Birthday to these WSRE Kids!
February
Jane Burton
Joselyn Blackburn
We have lots of fun activities and special events planned throughout
the year just for our Kids Club members. And each child’s name is
featured on-air and on WSRE’s Web site during the month of their birthday!
Know someone who wants to be a WSRE Kid? Call (850) 484-1253,
1-800-239-WSRE or visit wsre.org for more information.
For information about how to include WSRE
in your will or trust and guarantee public
television for future generations, call
Bill Harrell, (850) 484-1246 or visit wsre.org.
events calendar
The WSRE MemberCard is a benefit of your membership
with WSRE ($65+ level). Questions? Call (850) 484-1240.
wsre.org
membercard update
Wants to
Hear from You
WSRE
This program will re-air on Thursday,
February 5 at 10 p.m. and Sunday, February
8 at 11 p.m.
Is WSRE your source for outstanding programming,
online resources, community outreach and educational services?
Or does WSRE provide another service that you find valuable?
Through a national public broadcasting initiative called My Source,
PBS viewers are able to share their passion for WSRE with the
broader community. Tell us what you value about WSRE and why
we are your source for information, entertainment and education.
WSRE invites you to share your story online at wsre.org/MySource.
The stories gathered from our community will be posted on our
Web site, sharing how WSRE and PBS contribute to an educated,
civil, diverse and participatory society. It’s your chance to tell your
story of how WSRE
impacts and makes a
difference in your life.
It’s your chance to
tell your story of how
WSRE impacts and
makes a difference
in your life.
February 28–March 22
Make sure to watch
for some great
new specials!
Viewer Supported,
membership festival
highlights
on the threat to privacy and the effectiveness
of high-tech surveillance in the age of terrorism.
wsre.org
wsre.org
tue, february 3 | 7 p.m.
NOVA
Inside the Spy Factory
For the first time on television, NOVA
exposes the hidden world of high-tech,
21st-century eavesdropping carried out by
the National Security Agency (NSA). Today,
the NSA is the world’s largest intelligence
agency, three times the size of the CIA and
far more secret. Its mission is to eavesdrop
on the world — from cell phones in Europe
to pay phones in Afghanistan to email
messages from Pakistan to Baghdad. But
since 9/11, it has also turned its giant ear
inward, listening in without warrant on
thousands of American citizens, many
of whom are on the government’s secret
watch list, now more than half-a-million
names long. Based on the latest best-seller
by journalist James Bamford, Inside the Spy
Factory is a gripping investigation of the NSA,
from its tragic failures leading up to the 9/11
attacks to its secret listening rooms currently
installed in the nation’s telecom networks.
The program presents groundbreaking new
evidence about how the agency listened in
to the phone calls of key 9/11 plotters, yet
failed to realize they were located in the U.S.
To show how current eavesdropping technology
works, NOVA traces the path of an email sent
from Asia to the U.S. via fiber optic cables
on the Pacific sea floor. From a beach in
California, the email then travels to a telecom
switching facility in San Francisco, where the
cables are covertly duplicated, with one copy
of everything — including the original email
— going to the NSA’s secret room and the
other transmitted to its proper destination.
This is a suspenseful and eye-opening report
wed, february 4 | 8 p.m.
George Carlin: The Mark Twain Prize
Entertainers Jon Stewart, Bill Maher,
Garry Shandling, Lily Tomlin, Denis Leary,
Joan Rivers, Lewis Black, Richard Belzer and
Margaret Cho honor the late George Carlin,
recipient of the Eleventh Mark Twain Prize
for American Humor. The program, taped
at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall on
November 10, 2008 recognizes the life
and achievements of the beloved comedian.
The Mark Twain Prize announcement was
made a week before the comedian’s death.
The award was presented posthumously for
the first time in its 11-year history.
sun, february 8
part 1 — 1 p.m.
part 2 — 3 p.m.
Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and
Fall of Jack Johnson
This program follows Jack Johnson’s
remarkable journey from his humble
beginnings in Galveston, Texas, as the son
of former slaves, to his entry into the brutal
world of professional boxing, where, in
highlights
turn-of-the-century Jim Crow America, the
heavyweight champion was an exclusively
“white” title. Johnson lived his life out loud,
wearing fancy clothes, driving fast cars and
openly flaunting the conventions of the time
by dating and then marrying white women.
Despite the odds, Johnson was able to batter
his way up through the professional ranks,
and in 1908 he became the first African
American to earn the title Heavyweight
Champion of the World.
Looking For Lincoln
The two-hour program dissects the myths
that have grown up around Abraham Lincoln.
The film addresses many outstanding
questions that surround him — questions
about race, equality, religion, depression
and sexuality — by carefully interpreting
the evidence provided by people who actually
knew him. Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. leads
the investigation, with help from Lincoln
scholar Doris Kearns Goodwin.
What is this all about? Follow an in-depth
investigation into the great divide between
dogs and cats and just what draws us to these
two polarizing pets. Animal behaviorists,
psychologists, trainers and devoted owners all
weigh in. Dogs, we discover, are geniuses at
reading what we want and the complex cathuman bond can be as fickle or as deep as
a marriage. Funny, touching and provocative,
we ask how well we really know our best
friends and why we love them so much.
sun, february 15 & 22 | 8 p.m.
Masterpiece Classic
Oliver Twist
This bold and gripping adaptation breathes
new life into this much-loved Dickens story
about the young orphan Oliver who is sent
to the workhouse, where children are raised
on a diet of hard work and thin gruel. But
everyone knows the story doesn’t end there.
Timothy Spall (Masterpiece A Room with a
View), Tom Hardy (The Virgin Queen) and
Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda) star in this
three-hour miniseries.
This program re-airs on Sunday,
February 15, 5 p.m.
sun, february 15 | 7 p.m.
Nature
Why We Love Cats and Dogs
Ask anyone and they immediately know —
they’re either a dog person or a cat person.
highlights
American Masters
Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About
He was a master of the Broadway musical,
transforming its possibilities with such works
as West Side Story, Gypsy and Peter Pan, and
wsre.org
was one of the greatest ballet choreographers
this country has ever produced. Directed and
produced by six-time Emmy Award-winning
filmmaker Judy Kinberg and written by
best-selling Robbins biographer Amanda Vaill,
this first and only documentary on Robbins
features excerpts from his personal journals,
archival performance footage and neverbefore-seen rehearsal recordings, as well
as interviews with Robbins himself and over
40 friends and associates.
sun, february 22
part 1 — 1 p.m.
part 2 — 3 p.m.
part 3 — 5 p.m.
American Experience
Eyes On the Prize
The groundbreaking documentary series
examining America’s civil rights years returns
to public television as part of AMERICAN
EXPERIENCE. Covering the period from the
murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till in Money,
Mississippi, and the Montgomery, Alabama,
bus boycott through school desegregation,
the march from Selma to Montgomery and
the Voting Rights Act, Eyes on the Prize
is considered the definitive history of this
formative time in the nation’s life. Narrated
by Julian Bond, the acclaimed six-hour
production includes interviews with key figures
of the movement, stirring music from
Bernice Johnson Reagon (founder of Sweet
Honey in the Rock) and rare archival footage
of the struggle to make America be America
for all her people.
tue, february 24 | 7 p.m.
Legislative Review:
Dialogue with the Delegation
Make your voice heard! Join WSRE for an
hour with your elected officials, the Northwest
Florida Legislative Delegation. The delegation
will be speaking about issues in the upcoming
legislative session in Tallahassee. If you have
a question you would like the delegation
to address, you may call or email WSRE
during the program (email questions to:
[email protected]; telephone number
to be provided during the broadcast). This
is your opportunity to communicate with your
state legislators and make your voice heard.
WSRE is proud to offer you this local
program that makes a difference in our
community — helping you “Be more engaged.
America’s Ballroom Challenge
This exciting special captures the sizzling
action at the world’s largest ballroom dancing
competition. Every year thousands of dancers
come to Columbus, Ohio, to compete in the
world’s biggest ballroom dancing competition.
They represent many age groups and dance
styles. They come for only one reason — to
see if they have what it takes to be the very
best. For those who win their divisions, the
grand finale will be their last test —when they
face off against the other division champions
in a winner-take-all battle for the ultimate
title of “America’s Best Ballroom Couple.”
Jean Louisa Kelly and Ron Montez co-host.
highlights
Vision
WSRE will positively influence the daily lives of all on the Gulf Coast through broadcast
programming and educational outreach services that encourage us to engage more deeply
in the world around us.
Mission
The mission of WSRE is to open doors to a larger world with quality programming and
educational outreach services for every person on the Gulf Coast who desires to be more
educated, informed and entertained. WSRE helps people make informed decisions with
a better understanding of the community and world in which they live. WSRE brings forth culture
and ideas that enhance the quality of life and promote the joy of discovery and learning.
digital tv
this month on
where to watch
High Defintion and digital
programming featuring
PBS programs.
23.2
Your favorite PBS news,
science, public affairs
and nature programs.
23.3
Programming from the
FL Knowledge Network
5 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday,
the FL Channel 5 a.m.–5 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, and
all of your favorite how-to
programs from CREATE
5 p.m.–5 a.m. every day.
23.4
7:30
Nature
Prince of the Alps
23.1
201
707
707
823
701
on these channels:
over the air
Brighthouse
Cox (Escambia)
Cox (Okaloosa)
Riviera Utility
23.2
202
708
708
824
on these channels:
over the air
Brighthouse
Cox (Escambia)
Cox (Okaloosa)
Riviera Utility
23.3
203
709
709
825
on these channels:
over the air
Cox (Escambia)
Cox (Okaloosa)
(other cable companies
be added soon)
23.4
706
706
will
A new spanish-language
service with an exclusive mix
of original and PBS programs
covering all genres.
For complete, up-to-date digital TV schedules,
visit WSRE’s Web site at wsre.org.
digital tv| where to watch
8:30
Look for this symbol
in the evening at a glance schedule
on page 13 to indicate HD programs.
wsre.org
9:30
PBS Previews
We Shall Remain:
American Exp.
The Polio Crusade:
American Experience
Forgotten Ellis Island
3 tue
Supernatural Science
Electric Hands and Mind Detectors
Frontline My Father,
My Brother and Me
NOVA
4 wed The Windsors: A Royal Dynasty
(pt. 1/4)
George Carlin:
The Mark Twain Prize
5 thu
Connecting
Food for Thought
the Community
6 fri
Washington
NOW on PBS
Week
The Lawrence Welk Show
Tribute to Irving Berlin
Nature Drakensberg:
Barrier of Spears
7 sat
8 sun
NOVA
Judgement Day: Intelligent Design on
11 wed The Windsors: A Royal Dynasty
(pt. 2/4)
12 thu Connecting the Community:
DTV Answers
13 fri
Washington
NOW on PBS
Week
14 sat The Lawrence Welk Show
Songs of the South
15 sun Nature
Global Voices is an original series
that showcases internationally themed
documentaries made by independent
filmmakers from around the globe. From
a T-shirt peddler in Zambia to kungfu
monks in Brooklyn, farmers along the
Yangtze to Cubans on the baseball field,
Global Voices offers an international
perspective through intimate and
uncommon stories by and about
everyday people.
9:00
Masterpiece Classic
Sense and Sensibility
PBS Previews
We Shall Remain:
American Exp.
Wild Florida
MI 5
Open Forum
Bill Moyers Journal
Jobs
Keeping Up
As Time Goes By Are You
Vicar of Dibley
Appearances
Being Served?
Masterpiece Classic
Get Ready for
Sense and Sensibility
Digital TV
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln:
American Experience
10 tue
Global Voices
Sundays at 9 p.m.
on these channels:
over the air
Brighthouse
Cox (Escambia)
Cox (Okaloosa)
Riviera Utility
Mediacom (Santa Rosa)
8:00
2 mon Antiques Roadshow
Dallas, TX (pt. 2/3)
Dallas, TX (pt. 3/3)
24 hour Digital
WSRE TV Channels
23.1
7:00
1 sun
evening
Vision & Mission
Statement
Trial
Looking for Lincoln
PBS Previews
We Shall Remain:
American Exp.
Faubourg Tremé: The Untold
Story of Black New Orleans
Food for Thought
MI 5
Garden Magic
Bill Moyers Journal
Keeping Up
Vicar of Dibley
Appearances
Being Served?
Masterpiece Classic
American
Oliver Twist
Stamps
The Lobotomist:
Simon Schama’s
Wichita, KS (pt. 1/3)
American Experience
Rough Crossing
17 tue NOVA The Four-Winged
Frontline
Dinosaur
Monsters from the Lake
Inside the Meltdown
18 wed The Windsors: A Royal Dynasty American Masters
(pt. 3/4)
Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About
19 thu Connecting
Food for Thought
Wild Florida
MI 5
the Community
20 fri
Washington
NOW on PBS
PJC Today
American
Bill Moyers Journal
Week
Stamps
21 sat The Lawrence Welk Show
Keeping Up
Vicar of Dibley
Academy Awards
Appearances
Being Served?
22 sun Nature In the Valley
Masterpiece Classic
Signpost to
of theWolves
Oliver Twist
Freedom:…
A Class Apart:
History Detectives
Wichita, KS (pt. 2/3)
American Experience
24 tue Legislative Review:
NOVA
Frontline
Dialogue With the Delegation
Rat Attack
Ten Trillion and Counting
25 wed The Windsors: A Royal Dynasty America’s Ballroom Challenge
(pt. 4/4)
26 thu Connecting
Food for Thought
Wild Florida
MI 5
the Community
27 fri
Washington
NOW on PBS
AWARE
Bill Moyers Journal
Week
Scholarships
28 sat The Welk Stars — Through
As Time Goes By Reunion Special
the Years (6 p.m.)
at a glance | evening
7:30
8:00
McLaughlin
Group
Bill Moyers Journal
Global Voices
1 sun
Ride of
our Lives
Nature
Prince of the Alps
NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
Polio Crusade:
American Experience
4 wed Independent Lens
Helvetica
5 thu
6 fri
7 sat
8 sun
9 mon
10 tue
11 wed
12 thu
13 fri
14 sat
15 sun
16 mon
17 tue
18 wed
19 thu
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22 sun
23 mon
24 tue
25 wed
26 thu
27 fri
28 sat
9:00
9:30
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
Rick Steves’
Europe
Equitrekking
P. Allen Smith’s Ask This Old
Garden Home House
2 mon Spain On the Road Again
Rick Steves’
Europe
Equitrekking
Garden Smart
3 tue
Rick Steves’
Europe
Burt Wolf:Travels The Victory
& Traditions
Garden
New Yankee
Workshop
Frontline
My Father, My Brother and Me
4 wed Healthy Flavors Perfect Day
Rick Steves’
Europe
Equitrekking
Ask This Old
House
NOVA
Scientific American Frontiers
You Can Make it on Your Own
5 thu
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