Detective Drama Returns—page 6 Meet Russia`s New Writers

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Detective Drama Returns—page 6
Meet Russia’s New Writers—page 7
WYCC’s Walk for Health—page 8
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Sit and Be Fit
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Wild Kratts
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Sesame Street
9:30
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Curious George
Curious George
The Cat in the Hat
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Signing Time!
The Cat in the Hat
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Mister Rogers’
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Angelina Ballerina:
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Bob the Builder
Anne of Green Gables
Sid the Science Kid
WordGirl
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Sesame Street
Sesame Street
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Dinosaur Train
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Biz Kid$
10:30
Curious George
Mid-American
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Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
Garden Smart
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Peg + Cat
Victory Garden’s
EdibleFEAST
Super Why!
P. Allen Smith’s
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Maria Hinojosa:
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Thomas & Friends
This Old House
Justice and Law
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The Beauty of
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The American
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Love of Quilting
Beads, Baubles,
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Closer to Truth
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Fit 2 Stitch
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Second Opinion
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Consuelo Mack
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Out of Ireland
Fly Tying: The
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This Is America &
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Age of Champions
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On Harbour Street
Sunday, July 5 at 8 p.m.
When pensioner Margaret Kraszewski is
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Joe struggles to keep a professional distance,
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The Deer Hunters
Is the death of Shane Thurgood, a suspected
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Shane’s tragic life and his new inheritance of
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his sudden departure 15 years earlier and
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Protected
David Kenworthy has an argument with a local
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business is not as respectable as it appears.
When a second death occurs, Vera is faced with
pressure to solve the case quickly; she must use
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the fractured family.
Death of a Family Man
Businessman John Shearwood is found floating
under the Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Chief
Investigator Owen Preece discovers that John’s
business manager has been running a booze
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family home. Vera unearths all of the secrets
hidden behind John’s veneer of respectability
and finds that his downfall goes back to a tragic
incident years before.
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7:00 pmWild!
Return of the Buffalo Scientists
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Three-Part Travel Skills
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8:30 pm Travelscope
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2:30 pm Woodsmith Shop
Patio Cart
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The Goldsmith
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4:00 pm Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art
Royal Coyote, Damsel Fly Nymph,
Bunny Spey
8:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe
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4:30 pm Washington Week
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Charleston, WV—Hour Three
6:00 pm The Best of the Boston Pops
Switzerland: Scaling the
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9:00 pm Globe Trekker
Hosted by conductor Keith
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the orchestra’s story—from its
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Bostonians to its current role
as a national icon.
Tough Trains: Siberia
2 Thursday
7:00 pm In the Loop
7:30 pm British Antiques Roadshow
7:00 pm Anthem
Discover the story behind Francis
Scott Key’s “The Star-Spangled
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Wimbledon 2
8:00 pm Masterpiece Classic:
Mr. Selfridge
Season 3, Part 8
3 Friday
7:00 pm The Red Green Show
The Not-Chicken Franchise
7:30 pm The Café
A Note to Follow
8:00 pm Austin City Limits
Tweedy
9:00 pm Front and Center
Zakk Wylde
4 Saturday
10:30 amMid-American Gardener
11:00 am Garden Smart
11:30 am Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST
12:00 pmP. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
Garden & Home Alternatives
12:30 pmThis Old House
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Kitchen Turned Bowls &
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Creekside Home Granite
In the midst of the Great
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and dangerous conditions to build
what was the largest dam in the
world, which helped to tame the
mighty Missouri River.
5:00 pm Growing Up Gambling
Get inside the brain of an
online gamer and online
gambler to understand a
student’s downward spiral into
addictive online sports betting.
5:30 pm Shiloh: The Devil’s Own Day
The Civil War’s Battle of Shiloh,
one of the bloodiest conflicts
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Nearly 24,000 soldiers were
killed, missing, or wounded.
6:00 pm Scully / The World Show
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4:00 pm Fort Peck Dam
Aftermath of War Series:
Military Contractors—Mercenaries
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On Harbour Street Vera
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seaside town, she discovers a
tight-knit community with an
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8:00 pm Father Brown
The Judgment of Man
9:00 pm New Tricks
Deep Swimming
5 Sunday
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Reshaping the Arctic
11:00 am Pritzker Military Presents
12:00 pmMaria Hinojosa: One-on-One
Sheena Iyengar
12:30 pmJustice and Law Weekly
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1:30 pm Closer to Truth
Toward a Science of
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2:00 pm Second Opinion
The Aging Face
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Understanding the Mysteries of
GIST: A Rare Cancer
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Environmental Body Makeover
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11 Saturday
DCI
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Celebrating Summer
Tiled, Marble-Top Washstand
1:30 pm Hometime
Creekside Home Connections
Tapered Tail Tripod Table 2
Detective Alan Banks faces issues he
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Thursdays, July 9, 16, and 23 8PM
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6 Monday
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7:30 pm Autoline This Week
8:00 pmNOVA
First Man on the Moon
9:00 pm History Detectives
Cromwell Dixon; Bartlett
Sketchbook; Duke
Ellington Plates
The Hide—Part 2
8 Wednesday
7:00 pm Wild!
Washington, DC—Hour Three
6:00 pm Age of Champions
Follow five competitors who
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Olympics. Meet a 100-year-old
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grandmothers.
The Netherlands
9 Thursday
During the great wave of
immigration, the 22 medical
buildings sprawled across two
islands adjacent to Ellis Island
were America’s first line of
defense against contagious,
virulent disease.
7:00 pm In the Loop
Manchester 2
8:00 pm DCI Banks
Bad Boy When Banks’ old
neighbor tells him that she
discovered a gun in her
daughter’s bedroom, neither
foresee that the incident will
lead to an innocent man being
critically injured.
8:00 pm Foyle’s War
7:00 pm Forgotten Ellis Island
Washington, DC—Hour Three
The Hide—Part 1
Yellow Simulator, J.H. Nymph,
Tunkwanamid
The Potter
Guatemala’s Semana Santa:
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8:30 pmTravelscope
7 Tuesday
Special—Part 2
Roll-Top Desk
9:30 pm Theater Talk
10 Friday
The Compost Heap
7:30 pm The Café
The Time Machine
9:00 pm New Tricks
Ghosts
12 Sunday
Patrick McMillan
The Rice Kingdom
Francisco Goldman
Big Questions in Free Will—Part 1
The Secret Routes of Migratory
Birds One man leads a group
of young geese on their firstever migration in an attempt to
discover why fewer birds are
making the pilgrimage.
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Fragile: Handle with Care
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Eric Church
Train
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Neutropenia: The Importance of
Healthy White Blood Cells
Environmental Home Makeover
Veterans Farmers
(Jacksonville, FL)
4:00 pm Return of the Wolves:
The Next Chapter
Almost two decades after the
reintroduction of wolves into
Yellowstone National Park and
parts of Idaho, deliberations have
begun to remove wolves from the
endangered species list.
5:00 pm Smokin’ Fish
Cory Mann is a quirky Tlingit
businessman in Juneau, Alaska,
who decides to spend a summer
smoking fish at his family’s
traditional fish camp.
6:30 pm In the Loop
American Forum
What Now? America Is Becoming
a Brown Country
8:00 pm Vera
Protected Vera and Joe
investigate the murder of a man
found dead on the beach. Vera
digs into the past, uncovering
that his family and their
business are not as respectable
as they appear.
Building England 1
16 Thursday
7:00 pm In the Loop
Birmingham 2
13 Monday
7:00 pm MotorWeek
8:00 pmNOVA
D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
14 Tuesday
Morris Chair
The Saddle Maker
Bill’s Halloween, Blue Pan Fish
Nymph, Love Bug
Vintage Los Angeles
6:00 pm Last Will. & Testament
17 Friday
It’s the greatest literary mystery
of all time: who wrote the works
of William Shakespeare? A cast
of literary experts and actors
uncover the truth behind the
world’s most elusive author.
Homemade Cheese
7:30 pm The Café
Deal or No Deal
Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell
The Rides
Protecting Bristol Bay; A Billion
Oysters; Dryden, NY; Just the
Facts on Fracking
8:00 pm DCI Banks What Will Survive DCI Banks
struggles to cope with the
sudden death of his mother as
he investigates the murder of a
young Estonian woman and the
disappearance of her sister.
Viceless Devices
7:00 pm Russia’s Open Book:
Writing in the Age of Putin
Learn the story behind America
and Europe’s love of Russian
literature.
18 Saturday
Autumn’s Allure
Scroll Saw Puzzles &
Home Models
1:30 pmHometime
Creekside Home Copper Hood
The Standing Stones
9:00 pm New Tricks
London Underground
19 Sunday
Patrick McMillan
Arizona’s Sky Islands
Vintage Los Angeles
High Castle
9:30 pm Legends of the Lake
Set in scenic Lake Tahoe, this
documentary addresses the
passion wooden boat owners
feel for their craft, familial
connections, and the
legendary speed kings
and hydroplane racers.
Host Stephen Fry
introduces viewers to
a new generation of
Russian writers.
15 Wednesday
Saturday, July 18
7PM
7:00 pm Wild!
Vanishing World of Sea Gypsies
The Moken people of Thailand
possess the remarkable ability to
hold their breath for five minutes
underwater and can free-dive to
a depth of 30 meters.
Special—Part 3
8:30 pmTravelscope
Ireland: The West Is Best
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6:30 pm In the Loop
American Forum
Sugar
The Deer Hunters When
Vera and Joe find a suspected
poacher dead from a gunshot
wound, Vera digs deeper to
understand what brought him
to his ultimate end.
The Science of Inflammatory
Bowel Disease
Take Back the Farm
Hyper Local: Heirloom Apples &
Craft Beers (New Hampshire)
Hogs on the Buffalo; Farming the
Upstream; Reborn to Be Rewild
4:00 pm Wilderness: The Great Debate
Robert Redford joins a cast of
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management in American West
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5:00 pm Not Yet Begun to Fight
When a marine colonel returned
home to Montana in 1969 after
serving in Vietnam, the river
healed him. Now, he shares his
recovery with a new generation
of veterans returning from war.
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Walrus: Beach Masters
The Antarctic whaling fleet
stopped killing seals and whales
in the 1960s and animals have
now returned.
8:00 pm Vera
7:00 pm Wild!
Doris Kearns Goodwin on
Barack Obama and Presidential
Leadership
Big Questions in Free Will—Part 2
22 Wednesday
20 Monday
7:00 pm MotorWeek
8:00 pmNOVA
7:00 pm In the Loop
Vintage St. Louis
Trespass
9:30 pm Death of the Old West
As the sun began to set on
frontier life, a vigilante act
ripped apart a young Oklahoma
community and brought shame
to citizens struggling to distance
themselves from violence.
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8:00 pm DCI Banks
Buried Banks must navigate
difficult emotional territory when
the body of a lawyer is washed
up in an underground river and
he suspects a member of her
grieving family is responsible.
Korean War Letter; Diana;
Lookout Mt. Painting
Building England 2
23 Thursday
Escape from Nazi Alcatraz
Taiwan: The Culture of Tea
21 Tuesday
The Majesty of Madrid
8:30 pmTravelscope
24 Friday
The Science Fair
7:30 pm The Café
Diminishing Returns
Queens of the Stone Age
Trey Anastasio Band
25 Saturday
Getting Ready for Christmas
Philadelphia Ball and
Claw Armchair
1:30 pmHometime
Creekside Home Master Bath
Can Free Will Survive God’s
Fore-Knowledge?
Winter Greenhouse School
(Manhattan, NY)
4:00 pm Royal Nova Scotia
International Tattoo 2014
This fast-paced, family-friendly
production features bagpipes,
highland dancers, acrobats,
contemporary dance, and
cutting-edge video.
Top Shop Tips
The Gun Maker
Silver Hilton, Doc Spratley,
Baetis Krystal Flash Nymph,
P.T.O. Nymph
5:30 pm Oak Openings Region:
Discovering Our
Natural Heritage
6:30 pm In the Loop
American Forum
Aftermath of War Series:
ISIS—Muslim Jihadists or
Just Terrorists?
Vintage St. Louis
6:00 pm In the Footsteps of
Marco Polo
Food Fight
8:00 pm Vera
Death of a Family Man Vera
investigates the death of a
businessman and unpeels all the
secrets hidden behind his veneer
of respectability to discover a
tragic incident years before.
Highlights of Castile: Toledo
and Salamanca
8:30 pmTravelscope
Taiwan: Forgotten People
Central Japan
30 Thursday
7:00 pm In the Loop
Weald & Downland 2
8:00 pm Masterpiece Mystery!
Grantchester
Part 1 It looks like suicide, but
Reverend Sidney Chambers
suspects murder. His biggest
challenge is to enlist police in the
hunt for the killer.
9:00 pm Masterpiece Mystery!
Grantchester
Capture the remarkable, two-year,
25,000-mile attempt to retrace
Marco Polo’s legendary trek
from Italy to China. Two friends
complete this feat in which all
others have fallen short.
7:30 pm Oak Openings Region:
Discovering Our
Natural Heritage
In an effort to save a stretch of oak
savannas and wet prairies in Ohio,
environmentalists and developers
have partnered to create ways to
use the land while still protecting
the region.
Return of the Unicorn The
Arabian Oryx is a beautiful desert
antelope, whose impressive
horns gave rise to the myth of
the unicorn and almost brought
about its annihilation.
Pituitary Gland Tumor
Surviving Cancer and
Cancer Toxicity
7:00 pm Wild!
Daring Diagonal Dovetails
29 Wednesday
The Paradise of Thieves
Unity for the Whitefish Range;
Boosting Organics; Pesticide Lake
27 Monday
Inside Animal Minds: Bird Genius
St. Valentine’s Day Massacre;
George Washington Miniature;
Stalag 17 Portrait
28 Tuesday
Patrick McMillan
31 Friday
Sedgwick the Tenant
7:30 pm The Café
26 Sunday
Part 2 Sidney’s former flame
throws an engagement party that
leads to murder. To crack the
case, Sidney and Geordie must
break a code of silence.
7:00 pm MotorWeek
8:00 pmNOVA
9:00 pm New Tricks
Romans Ruined
Vintage Sacramento
Elise
Connection Failure
Sarah Jarosz / The Milk Carton
Kids
For King & Country
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THURSDAY
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SATURDAY
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FNX Documentary
Fish Out of Water
Fish Out of Water
Vitality Health
Vitality Health
Wakanheja
Wakanheja
FNX Documentary
7:00
7:30
8:00
Fish Out of Water
8:30
Vitality Health
9:00
Wakanheja
9:30
Bizou
10:00
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