IdahoPTV`s Primetime All-Channel Schedule Weekends: Overnight

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SEPTEMBER 2010
Membership Magazine for the Friends of IdahoPTV
Se e
IdahoPTV’s Primetime
All-Channel Schedule
See pages 6-15
Weekends: Overnight
and Daytime Schedule
See page 16
Idaho Channel
Primetime Listings
See page 17
OUTDOOR IDAHO
“Idaho Fairways”
details page 3
DIALOGUE Survey
details page 3
D4K New Season Begins
details page 5
Hispanic Culture
details pages 6-7
THE TENTH INNING
details page 27
page 4 for
details.
Volume 16, Issue 09
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idahoptv channels september 2010
Airs Thursday, September 9, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PT
Repeats Sunday, September 12, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD Thursday, September 9, at 9:00/8:00 p.m. MT/PT and
Sunday, September 12, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PT
Idaho is home to about 120 golf
courses — many of them unique,
challenging and charming. Some Gem
State links are nationally acclaimed while
others are off the beaten path and cater
more to local enthusiasts than out-oftown visitors.
This new episode of OUTDOOR
IDAHO takes a closer look at Idaho
Fairways as the show’s producers drive,
pitch, and putt their way across the Gem
State and visit some of its not-so-famous
golf courses.
“Some say golf is like life. Others
say, no, it’s more complicated than that,”
jokes host Bruce Reichert. “Whatever
your take on the game, somewhere in
Idaho there’s a golf course just for you.”
The show takes viewers to several
Idaho links, including Plantation in
D
dialogue
As DIALOGUE gears up for a new
season, the show’s producers are asking
viewers for their input in an online survey.
The survey is designed to help Idaho Public
Television determine viewer preferences in
the show’s content and format as well as its
various broadcast/delivery services.
“Since 1994 DIALOGUE has offered
viewers the opportunity to call in to our
show with their opinions on various topics,”
says associate producer Melanie Corry. “As
we enter our 17th season, we’re turning the
tables a bit and asking them to give us their
opinion, not on the news of the day, but on
DIALOGUE itself. Should the show keep
its call-in feature? What topics are important
to them?”
According to Corry, the survey results
will help her and hosts Joan Cartan-Hansen
idahoptv.org
Boise, which dates back to 1916 and by
most accounts is the first golf course in
the state. Other courses featured include
Twin Falls’ Canyon Springs, Ashton’s
Aspen Acres, Wilder’s River Bend,
the Orofino Golf & Country Club, and
Bonners Ferry’s Mirror Lake.
“It was hard to pick which courses to
include in the show; there are so many
gorgeous ones in Idaho,” says producer
Sauni Symonds. “We decided to focus
on the unique and/or scenic hometown
courses in different parts of the state. It
was a lot of fun meeting the locals, and
of course, we had to play the courses.”
Sponsors: Connections Academy, Farm Bureau Insurance, Greyhouse Inn
Bed & Breakfast, The Idaho Statesman, Idaho Department of Health &
Welfare, Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, OfficeMax, Parkwood
Business Properties, Sara Ifft, Taco Bell Arena, US Bancorp Foundation
Airs Thursdays beginning September 2 at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PT
Repeats Sundays beginning September 5 at 5:30/4:30 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD Thursdays at 9:30/8:30 p.m. MT/PT and
Sundays at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PT
and Marcia Franklin identify the most
popular topics discussed on DIALOGUE
and consider what additional issues the
public affairs show should address during
the upcoming season.
The survey can be accessed at http://
idahoptv.org/dialogue.
This season’s premiere on September 2
discusses the Idaho Republican Party’s vote
during its 2010 state convention to repeal the
17th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution,
which gives voters the right to elect their
own U.S. senators.
Supporters and opponents of the Idaho
GOP’s recent vote discuss the issue with
Cartan-Hansen. She is joined by state
Representative Pete Nielsen, R-Mountain
Home; state Senator Elliot Werk, D-Boise;
and David Adler, director of the University
of Idaho’s James A. and Louise McClure
Center for Public Policy Research.
In 1787, George Mason called on his
fellow delegates at the Constitutional
Convention to let state legislators elect
U.S. senators as a check on the new federal
government. Mason’s idea prevailed and for
more than 100 years as voters elected their
U.S. representatives and state legislators
elected U.S. senators.
But in the early 1900s, U.S. Senator
William Borah of Idaho sponsored efforts
to reform the Constitution and called for the
direct election of U.S. senators. In 1913 the
United States adopted the 17th Amendment,
which called for senators to be elected by
popular vote.
Sponsors: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
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Cat in the Hat Joins Kids’Line-Up;
Other Changes Begin in September
A children’s favorite for more than 50 years,
The Cat in the Hat, created by Dr. Seuss in 1957,
comes to television in an animated series for the first
time this month.
THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT
ABOUT THAT! premieres with two 30-minute
episodes Monday, September 6, at 8:30/7:30
a.m. MT/PT to celebrate Labor Day. The series,
regularly scheduled weekdays at 8:30/7:30
a.m. MT/PT and 1:00 p.m./12:00 noon MT/PT,
whisks young viewers off on a voyage of scientific
discovery and is based on The Cat in the Hat’s
Learning Library book series.
The show features 6-year-olds Sally and Nick,
best friends and next-door neighbors, who are
transported on magical journeys to all corners of
the globe where the natural world becomes their
playground. Their guide is the mischievous Cat in
the tall, red and white-striped hat and red bowtie.
He is accompanied by the zany duo of Thing One
and Thing Two, and their enigmatic Fish. Actor/
comedian Martin Short is the voice of The Cat.
To make room for The Cat in the Hat and
his cartoon sidekicks, SID THE SCIENCE KID
moves to 11:00/10:00 a.m. MT/PT, beginning
September 6, with CLIFFORD THE BIG RED
DOG airing once daily at 6:30/5:30 a.m. MT/PT. THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT
ABOUT THAT! also airs Sundays, beginning
September 12, at 8:00/7:00 a.m. MT/PT, replacing
DINOSAUR TRAIN, which continues to
air weekdays at 9:30/8:30 a.m. MT/PT.
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(DRAGON TALES leaves the schedule, beginning
Wednesday, September 1.)
In other news for children’s programming,
CURIOUS GEORGE — weekdays at 8:00/7:00
a.m. MT/PT — premieres three new shows this
month on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 6, 7 and 8. In the opening episode,
George and his musical friend Marco look for a new
home for a Latin band in the first segment while
George becomes surrogate mother to a duckling in
the second segment. Additional new episodes air in
February, April and May.
SUPER WHY! presents a new episode Monday,
September 13, with others to follow in October and
November.
SESAME STREET begins its 41st season
Monday, September 27, at 10:00/9:00 a.m. MT/
PT. The new episodes emphasize everyday science
investigation in street stories, animations and new
live action films, such as Elmo and his friends
learning about camouflage by finding six things that
blend with the scenery. A new segment in six shows,
features Super Grover 2.0 as he stumbles across
scientific solutions to problems across the planet.
Celebreties to watch for include Kyra Sedgwick,
Jude Law, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Garner and Jason
Bateman; also NFL superstars Reggie Bush and
LaDainian Tomlinson. And there are new
parodies and new original animations.
Weighs In on New Season with ‘Gravity’
Airs Tuesday, September 21, at 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT
With several major awards to its credit
for its 2009 programming, D4K embarks
on its 12th season this month. Beginning
September 21 with its show on Gravity, the
Idaho Public Television-produced science
show for grade-school students airs the
third Tuesday of each month at 2:00/1:00
p.m. MT/PT during the academic year. (The
December show will air the second Tuesday
of that month so it can be viewed before
students begin holiday vacations.)
As always, leading scientists from various
fields join host Joan Cartan-Hansen as they
share their expertise. Gravity, the topic of
the first show, is a fundamental force of
nature. All objects with mass have gravity,
but what is gravity exactly? Boise State
engineering students who are conducting
microgravity experiments in cooperation
with NASA will join Cartan-Hansen to
answer questions emailed or called in by
young viewers.
The D4K Web site (idahoptv.org/D4K)
provides educational materials throughout
Overnight Educational
Enrichment Schedule
MONDAY A.M.
TUESDAY A.M.
D4K continued
on page 31
Beginning at 1:00 a.m./12:00 midnight MT/PT, Mondays through
Fridays, IdahoPTV airs educational programs for K-12 and adult
learning. Check idahoptv.org/learn for extended copyright and
program descriptions. Set your video recorder the night before.
WEDNESDAY A.M.
THURSDAY A.M.
Bombies
Hidden Turkey
Living with Chernobyl
F.D.
Call of Story: An American Renaissance
FRIDAY A.M.
1:00/12:00
9/6 I’m An Artist
9/13 Through A Dog’s Eyes
9/20, 9/27
Secrets of the Dead
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
Nature
9/1
9/8
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
Assassin.: Idaho’s Trial of the Century
First Year Teachers
High School Dropouts (1:30/12:30)
Lafayette: The Lost Hero
Naturally Obsessed
When Worlds Collide
9/2
9/9
9/16
9/23
9/30
2:00/1:00
9/6 Mystery of Chaco Canyon
9/13 American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?
9/20, 9/27
Great Museums Specials
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
Scientific American Frontiers
9/1
9/1
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
Masters of Technology
Peanuts Gallery (2:30/1:30)
Make No Little Plans
A Tribute to Teachers
49th Star: Creating Alaska
Water Haulers (2:30/1:30)
9/2 In Search of Shakespeare
9/9 Seeing in the Dark
9/16 9 to 5 No Longer
9/23, 9/30
Edens Lost and Found
9/3 From Pictures to Words (2:30/1:30)
9/10 Justice for My People (2:30/1:30)
9/17, 9/24
Teaching Reading K-2 (2:30/1:30)
3:00/2:00
9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27
Roadtrip Nation
9/7 Appalachians
9/14, 9/21, 9/28
Proceeding On…Visions of Idaho
9/1 Isabella D’este
9/8, 9/15, 9/22
Presidential Conservations on the Constitution
9/29 California Schools
9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30
NOVA
9/3 Arts in Every Classroom
9/17, 9/24
Teaching Reading K-2
4:00/3:00
9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27
Place of Our Own
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
Place of Our Own
9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29
Place of Our Own
9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/30
Place of Our Own
9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24
Place of Our Own
4:30/3:30
9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27
Los Niños En Su Casa
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29
9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/30
9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24
5:00/4:00
9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27
BBC World News
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
BBC World News
9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29
BBC World News
9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30
BBC World News
9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24
BBC World News
5:30/4:30
9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27
Destinos
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
Connect with English
9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29
French in Action
9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30
Destinos
9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24
Connect with English
6:00/5:00
9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27
Classical Stretch
9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28
Power Yoga: Mind & Body
9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29
Classical Stretch
9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30
Power Yoga: Mind & Body
9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24
Body Electric
9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24
Assessment in Math
Daytime and Children’s Ready to Learn Programs
Times are Mountain Time/Pacific Time. Children’s shows are closed captioned for the hearing impaired and as a tool to build reading skills.
6:30/5:30
Clifford the Big Red Dog
7:00/6:00
Arthur
7:30/6:30
Martha Speaks
8:00/7:00
8:30/7:30
Curious George
Sid The Science Kid (9/1-9/3)
THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS
ABOUT THAT! (9/6-9/31)
9:00/8:00
Super Why! (9/7-9/31)
9:30/8:30Dinosaur Train
10:00/9:00 Sesame Street
idahoptv.org
11:00/10:00 Clifford the Big Red Dog
(9/1-9/3)
9/21D4K Gravity
2:30/1:30
Martha Speaks
3:00/2:00
The Electric Company
3:30/2:30
WordGirl
4:00/3:00
Maya & Miguel
12:30/11:30 Barney & Friends
4:30/3:30
Cyberchase
1:00/12:00 Sid The Science Kid (9/1-9/3)
5:00/4:00
Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
Sid The Science Kid (9/6-9/31)
11:30/10:30 WordWorld
12:00/11:00 Caillou
THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS
ABOUT THAT! (9/6-9/31)
1:30/12:30 Zoboomafoo
2:00/1:00
Between the Lions
—/4:30
Arthur
—/5:00
WordWorld
i d a h o p t v. o r g / k i d s
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Hispanic Artists Take
Highlighted by a rebroadcast of the fourhour documentary celebrating Latin rhythms
that have greatly influenced American
music, Idaho Public Television airs several
shows this month that shine the spotlight on
Hispanic artists and Latino culture. (Latino
culture is also featured in the documentary
WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE on page
27.)
The four-part LATIN MUSIC USA,
which celebrates the Latin sounds at the
heart of jazz, rock, country and rhythm
and blues and explores great American
music created by Latinos, airs Wednesdays
September 8 and 15 at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT.
They are broadcast in HD at 7:00/6:00 and
l0:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT. Actor Jimmy Smits
narrates.
Bridges/The Salsa Revolution
(September 8) traces the rise of Latin jazz
and the explosion of the mambo and the
5:00p
Animalia
Growing a Greener World
“Organic Gardening”
World-4
Washing Away:
After the Storms
POV (90 minutes)
“Wo Ai Ni (I Love You) Mommy”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
MT — Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “What’s the Good Word?”
High-Def-2
Learn/Create-3 Animalia
World-4
Saturday, 4
Friday, 3
Idaho-1
6
High-Def-2
6:00p
6:30p
7:30p
8:0
Gr
“Re
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
Great Performances (90 minutes)
“Renée Fleming & Dmitri Hvorostovsky: A Musical Odyssey in St. Petersburg”
7:30/6:30p
13th Van Cliburn Int’l Piano
Competition: Surprise in Texas
8:0
13
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Everyday Food
“Pasta Primer”
Travelscope
“Taiwan — The Natural Side”
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
7:00p
Lark Rise to Candleford
New Scandinavian Cooking
“Slow River Dining”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
Rick Steves’ Europe Classics
“West Turkey”
Ga
New Orleans: Getting Back to Normal
PB
7:00p
8:0
7:30p
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
The This Old House Hour
“Roxbury Project, Part 6/Damaged Lawn/Kitchen Drains”
MT — Antiques Roadshow UK MT — Travels to the Edge
PT— Outdoor Idaho “Wild Fire” PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Milwaukee, WI - Part 3”
Th
“D
“Natural Pest Control”
Sara’s Weeknight Meals
“Pasta for Supper
Primal Grill with S. Raichlen
“Make No Mis-Steak”
“Central Turkey”
Everyday Edisons
“I’m an Everyday Edison”
Everyday Edisons
“The Dream Team”
Everyday Edisons
“Designing Dreams”
Everyday Edisons
“Cat Scratch Fever”
NOVA
“Becoming Human: First Steps”
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
8:0
Ne
6:00/5:00p
Dialogue
“17th Amendment”
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
e2
“Affordable Green Housing”
8:0
Ass
Daisy Cooks!
“Spanish Classics”
Tom Tang’s Easy Thai Cooking Rick Steves’ Europe Classics
“The Art of Celadon Pottery” “Egypt”
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Animalia
“Victory Gardens”
PB
Smart Travels — Europe
“A Music Lover’s Europe”
P. A
Ho
Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders
PB
7:00p
The Lawrence Welk Show
“Salute to the U.S.A.”
7:30p
8:0
Are
“Co
7:30/6:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Wild Fire”
8:0
Liv
“Ri
World-4
American Masters (2 hours)
“Atlantic Records: The House That Ahmet Built”
Idaho-1
5:00p
5:30p
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Milwaukee, WI - Part 3”
PT— Antiques Roadshow UK PT —Rick Steves’ Europe
6:00p
6:30p
MT — Antiques Roadshow UK MT — Rick Steves’ Europe
PT — European Journal
PT — BBC Newsnight
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“WB Cartoons, Galvez Papers, Mussolini Dagger”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
Learn/Create-3
Isabella D’este: First Lady of the Renaissance
Coastal Cooking
“Cowgirl Coastal”
World-4
NOVA
American Masters (90 minutes)
“Joan Baez: How Sweet the Sound”
Barbecue America
Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
“Kenya: Masai Mara & El Karama”
MT
PT
8:0
So
“Alex’s Secret Code”
Learn/Create-3 “Whistling in the Dark”
High-Def-2
Wee
Friday, 3
High-Def-2
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
All Times are MT (Mountain Time)/PT (Pacific Time)
Mexico —1 Plate at a Time
“Tacos On Fire!”
Cook’s Country
“Chili and Cornbread”
American Masters (90 min.)
“Garrison Keillor“
Saturday, 4
Thursday, 2
Wednesday, 1
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Wednesday, 1
Week of September 1-4, 2010
Thursday, 2
AMERICAN MASTERS Cachao: Uno Mas
cha-cha as they swept through the United
States and infiltrated rhythm and blues and
rock and roll through the 1960s.
The Chicano Wave/Divas and Superstars
(September 15) shows how Mexican
Americans in California, Texas and
throughout the Southwest create their own
distinct musical voices during the second
half of the 20th century.
IdahoPTV’s look at Hispanic artists
continues on Monday, September 20, as
AMERICAN MASTERS presents backto-back specials on two legendary Latino
artists.
First, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT (see it in
HD at 7:00/6:00 and 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/
PT) Cachao: Uno Mas premieres with an
in-depth celebration of the Father of the
Mambo, Israel “Cachao” Lopez, who died
March 2008. Narrated and produced by
actor Andy Garcia, this film examines the
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Center Stage in September
remarkable life from Lopez’s childhood in
Cuba, to his early career in America, to his
resurgence in the 1990s. The documentary
is told through performances and interviews
with the Grammy-winning bassist himself,
Gloria and Emilio Estefan, Arturo Sandoval
and many others who shed light on Cachao’s
near nine-decade contribution to world
music.
The show is followed at 10:30 p.m. MT/
PT by Orozco: Man of Fire, a look at the
late José Clemente Orozco, the Mexican
social realist painter, who specialized in bold
murals that helped established the Mexican
Mural Renaissance. His bold, dynamic
frescoes had a profound impact on American
painters and inspired President Franklin
Roosevelt to put artists to work during the
Great Depression.
IdahoPTV’s September specials on
Hispanic artists includes AS LONG
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AS I REMEMBER: AMERICAN
VETERANOS on Tuesday, September 28,
at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT.
This new documentary examines the
steep personal toll and enduring legacy
of the Vietnam War on three artists from
south Texas: visual artist Juan Farias, author
Michael Rodriguez and actor/poet Eduardo
Garza.
Through the personal histories and
experiences of these Chicano veterans,
the film examines the role art plays in the
sorting of memories, post-traumatic stress
disorder, activism and the current conflict
in Iraq. AS LONG AS I REMEMBER
chronicles their upbringing in the MexicanAmerican community, their military service
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Thursday, 2
Knit and Crochet Today!
“Projects for Guys”
Nightly Business Report Journal
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
Murdoch Mysteries
“Bad Medicine”
9:00/8:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Wild Fire”
The Victory Garden
“Dry”
Uncorked: Wine Made Simple Scheewe Art Workshop
Woodsmith Shop
“Bowls with Your Router” “Uncorked: Sonoma”
“Morning Glow”
New Yankee Workshop
“Seven Drawer Chest”
8:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Assassination: Idaho’s Trial of the Century
9:00p
9:30p
Sherlock Holmes
“The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Washington Week
BBC Newsnight
P. Allen Smith’s Garden This Old House
Hometime
Home “Vertical Garden” “Roxbury Project, Part 5” “Attic Trusses”
8:00p
Are You Being Served?
“Cold Store”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine After You’ve Gone
“Get Out of That Then” “Too Cool for School”
ChefClass
“Pan-Frying”
American Masters: Garrison Keillor
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Paint, Paper and Crafts
“Holy Beads!”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Live from the Artists Den
“Ringo Starr with Ben Harper and Relentless 7”
Barbecue America
9:30/8:30p
Dialogue
9:00/8:00p
Life on Mars
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Spetz’s Watercolor Quest America’s Test Kitchen
“Eastern Caribbean”
“Thanksgiving”
10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“A Genovese Buffet”
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Best of the Joy of Painting Nick Stellino’s
“A Spectacular View”
Family Kitchen
Everyday Edisons
“Designing Dreams”
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
“Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
11:00p
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Baking with Julia
Everyday Edisons
“Cat Scratch Fever”
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
History Detectives
“WB Cartoons, Galvez Papers, Mussolini Dagger”
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Simply Ming
“Reversible Jackets, Part 1” “Chic Antique Painting” “Shiitakes/Truffle Oil”
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Stupid Cupid”
11:30p
Globe Trekker
“Senegal & Cape Verde”
Charlie Rose
Lidia’s Italy
“Gnocchi Sardinian Style”
Globe Trekker
“Senegal & Cape Verde”
10:30p
May to December
“No Other Love”
11:00p
11:30p
Doctor Who Special
“End of Time — Part 1”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Austin City Limits
NOVA
“Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland” “Becoming Human: First Steps”
BBQ Univ. with S. Raichlen Primal Grill with S. Raichlen Katie Brown Workshop
“Texas and Oklahoma” “On the Range”
“Comfort”
At Close Range with National Geographic
11:00p
Charlie Rose
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
13th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition:
A Surprise in Texas (90 minutes)
MI-5
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 4
Katie Brown Workshop
“Family Favorites”
MT— Outdoor Id. “Wild Fire” MT — Dialogue
PT — Ant. Roadshow UK PT — Travels to the Edge
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
8:00p
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8:30p
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
13th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition:
A Surprise in Texas (90 minutes)
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Water Heaters/Mosq. Traps” “Media Chic”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 3
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Garden Smart
PBS NewsHour
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Edge
Karama”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
13th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
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Primal Grill with S. Raichlen Cook’s Country
“Really Big Beef”
“Texas Beef Barbecue”
“Joan Baez: How Sweet the Sound”
“Southwest Revisited”
Amer. Masters (90 min.)
Garrison Keillor
7
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“Israel”
Documenting the Face of America
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
Gl
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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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Antiques Roadshow
“Jackpot!”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Jackpot!”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Chicago Clock/Universal Friends/War Dog Letter”
Daisy Cooks!
“Sweet Endings”
Tom Tang’s Easy Thai Cooking Rick Steves’ Europe
“Legendary Khan Toke Dinner” “Portugal’s Heartland”
Tuesday, 7
Wednesday, 8
Thursday, 9
6:00p
World-4
Voces
“Bracero Stories”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
NOVA
“Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity”
5:30p
“Eco-Friendly Landscape”
World-4
Losing Lambert: A Journey
Through Survival & Hope
POV (90 minutes)
“Off and Running”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Idaho-1
High-Def-2
“Bird Meets Grill”
Bloody Thursday
“Nothing but the Truth”
High-Def-2
6:30p
6:00p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
7:00p
Monday, 6
7:30p
MT — NOVA “Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity”
PT — Wild! “Rhinos Charging Back”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Carrier
“Full Circle”
8:
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8:0
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8:
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Travels to the Edge
“Patagonia: Mt. Fitz Roy”
Outdoor Idaho
“Wild Fire”
Dialogue
PB
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
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7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Latin Music USA
“Bridges/The Salsa Revolution”
Everyday Food
“The Basics”
“Rye Bread for a Queen”
Rick Steves’ Europe
“South England”
Travelscope
“Valencia, Spain”
7:00p
Ga
PB
Speaking in Tongues
6:30p
P.
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“Paris: Grand & Intimate”
6:00/5:00p
Through a Dog’s Eyes
6:00p
Na
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Nature
“Drakensberg: Barrier of Spears”
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “The World According to Iggy” “Educ. Concerns for Hunger Org.” “The Substantial Sandwich”
World-4
Friday, 10
5:30p
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Delhi & Agra, India”
Tuesday, 7
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Animalia
Japanland
“Spiritland”
Travelscope
“Ottawa, Canada”
Wednesday, 8
Japanland
“Suburban Samurai”
5:00p
Saturday, 11
“Greensgrow Farm”
World-4
5:00p
8
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“Santa Fe, NM to Austin, TX”
Sunday, 5
“The Mother of Invention”
Animalia
High-Def-2
8:0
Everyday Food
“One-Pot Wonders”
Learn/Create-3 “The Call to Action”
High-Def-2
7:30p
8:
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PBS NewsHour
PT— Outdoor Idaho
PT — Dialogue
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Roxbury Project, Part 7/String Trimmers/Stripping Lead Paint” “Jackpot!”
Thursday, 9
Monday, 6
High-Def-2
7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Wild Fire”
“The Urban-Rural Divide”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“WB Cartoons/Galvez Papers/Mussolini Dagger”
“Los Angeles, California”
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “Old Dogs”
PT — NOVA “Becoming Human: First Steps”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
Learn/Create-3 Roadtrip Nation
World-4
6:00p
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8:
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“Eco-Friendly Landscape at Home” “Soup for Supper”
“Fish Without Fear”
“Heart of England and S. Wales” “The Southwest”
Everyday Edisons
“The Name Game”
Everyday Edisons
“Drawing and Bread Boards”
Everyday Edisons
“Squeeze Me”
Everyday Edisons
“Tiny Bubbles”
NOVA
PB
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
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8:
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Daisy Cooks!
“Fast & Fresh 2 — Swordfish”
“Samui Island”
“Caesar’s Rome”
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Animalia
Learn/Create-3 “Getting Over the Glums”
“Phipps Conservatory”
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Rajasthan”
Friday, 10
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT — P. A. Smith’s Garden Home Dialogue “17th Amendment”
PT — Doc Martin “Old Dogs”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
P.
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World-4
Latin Music USA (2hours)
5:00p
5:30p
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Jackpot!”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
“Salute to the Swing Bands”
7:30p
Idaho-1
8:0
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5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
“Chicago Clock, Universal Friends, War Dog Letter”
6:00/5:00p
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“My Morning Jacket”
7:30/6:30p
8:
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Learn/Create-3
Seeing in the Dark
Hometime
Ask This Old House
“Stone Cottage — Geothermal” “Home Intercom/Fireplace”
The New Yankee Workshop
“Greenhouse, Part 1”
The New Yankee Workshop
World-4
NOVA
Outdoor Idaho
Everyday Edisons
“The Name Game”
POV (90 minutes)
“Chances of World Changing”
High-Def-2
Voces
“Celia the Queen”
6:30/5:30p
Dialogue
Saturday, 11
Sunday, 5
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Tuesday, 7
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New Tricks
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes)
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “The Dead of Winter”
11:30p
Ribbon of Sand
11:00/10:00p
“Sweet”
“Cold Store”
“Vancouver to Ketchikan” “Coconut Layer Cake”
Dialogue
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
11:30/10:30p
Ribbon of Sand
Lidia’s Italy
“Three Pastas in a Flash”
8:00p
8:30p
Globe Trekker
“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia”
9:00p
9:30p
History Detectives
10:00p
10:30p
Make No Little Plans:
Daniel Burnham and the American City
11:00p
Charlie Rose
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Old Dogs”
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
History Detectives
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Berlin Art Lift”
Keeping Up
Appearances
Simply Ming
“Sambal/Dijon”
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
“Roxbury Project, Part 6” “Standalone Garage”
8:30p
9:00p
MT— Wild! “Rhinos Charging Back”
Paris
PT — NOVA “Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity” “City of Dreams”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
POV (90 minutes)
The Victory Garden
“Cool: Create a Garden”
New Yankee Workshop
“Hat Rack”
9:30p
9:30/8:30p
Ribbon of Sand
One Stroke Painting
“All Seasons Yard”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
POV (90 minutes)
10:00/9:00p
Carrier
“Full Circle”
10:30p
10:30/9:30p
Charlie Rose
9:00p
9:30p
Latin Music USA (2 hours)
10:00p
8:00/7:00p
Latin Music USA
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9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
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Garden Smart
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Damaged Lawn/Drains” “Owner’s Retreat”
“Easy Entertaining”
After You’ve Gone
“Too Cool for School”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
MT— Outdoor Idaho
MT — Dialogue
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
In Search of Myths and Heroes
“The Queen of Sheba”
Murdoch Mysteries
“The Rebel and the Prince”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
The Victory Garden
“Cool: Create a Garden”
Woodsmith Shop
“Build Timeless Tables”
PBS NewsHour
Uncorked: Wine Made Simple The Red Green Show
“France, Part One”
“Stupid Cupid”
8:00p
Need to Know
8:30p
8:00/7:00p
Rock Prophecies
8:30/7:30p
10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Sweet and Spicy”
11:30p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
11:30/10:30p
11:00/10:00p
NOVA
Baking with Julia
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Spetz’s Watercolor Quest America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy
“Misty Fjords to Sitka” “Salmon-Indoors & Out” “Conquering Cauliflower”
Globe Trekker
10:30p
MI-5
10:00/9:00p
11:30p
Bloody Thursday
8:30p
New Yankee Workshop
11:00p
Woodsmith Shop
Uncorked: Wine Made
Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Nick Stellino’s
“Router Table Upgrades” Simple “Central Coast” “Get Out of That Then”
“Island Paradise”
Family Kitchen
8:30p
Need to Know
Japanland
“Spiritland”
8:00p
8:00p
Thursday, 9
10:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Wild Fire”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 10
9:30p
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “The Dead of Winter”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
MI-5
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Damaged Lawn/Sink Drains” “Outdoor Living”
PBS NewsHour
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“The Queen of Sheba”
“Mountain Exhibition” Family Kitchen
Charlie Rose
Everyday Edisons
“Squeeze Me”
Baking with Julia
Everyday Edisons
“Tiny Bubbles”
9:00p
9:30p
Sherlock Holmes
“The Problem of Thor Bridge”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Washington Week
BBC Newsnight
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
History Detectives
P. Allen Smith’s Garden This Old House
Home “Color Inside & Out” “Roxbury Project, Part 6”
Hometime
“Yoga Studio”
May to December
“No Other Love”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
“Wedding Bells”
Saturday, 11
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9:00p
Global Voices
“Carmen Meets Borat”
8:00p
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Home “Perennials”
PBS NewsHour
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Nature
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Wild Fire”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“The Swan Man of Ilkey” “Stuck in the Middle”
8:00/7:00p
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For Your Home
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9:00/8:00p
Life on Mars
9:30/8:30p
One Stroke Painting
“Furniture Painting”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Harold’s Leaving”
10:00/9:00p
Austin City Limits
Simply Ming
“Fish Sauce/Lemons”
Lidia’s Italy
“Everyday Roasted Duck”
Globe Trekker
10:30p
May to December
“My Funny Valentine”
10:30/9:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Doctor Who Special (75 minutes)
“End of Time — Part 2”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Woodturning Workshop Ask This Old House
P. Allen Smith’s Garden For Your Home
Hometime
Ask This Old House
“Snowwoman”
“Weather Strip/Energy Tips” Home “Winter Gardens” “Gardening in the Winter” “Stone Cottage/Insulation” “Furniture Finish/Garden” “A Cabin Feel”
Speaking in Tongues
Independent Lens (90 minutes)
“Deep Water”
P.O.V. (90 min.) “Chances
of the World Changing”
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“Germany’s Black Forest”
Speaking in Tongues
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
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Antiques Roadshow
“Honolulu, HI — Hour 2”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Lauste Film Clip/Baker’s Gold/Transatlantic Cable”
5:00p
6:00p
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Animalia
Learn/Create-3 “The Day Zoe Listened”
Wednesday, 15
Thursday, 16
“Composting 101 and Beyond”
World-4
Battle of Hood and Bismarck
“The Mighty Hood”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
“Alex’s Treasure Island”
5:30p
“Urban Beekeeping”
Voces
“Special Circumstances”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
Idaho-1
High-Def-2
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
NOVA
“Becoming Human: Last Human Standing”
“Breakfast for Dinner”
“Vegetarians at the Grill”
“Sink the Bismarck”
World-4
World-4
Friday, 17
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6:00p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
5:30p
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Travels to the Edge
“India”
Outdoor Idaho
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7:00p
7:30p
8:0
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“New Spin on Pizza”
“Many Flavors of Lamb”
“Rome: Baroque, After Dark”
Travelscope
“New Brunswick”
7:00p
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“Antonia Pantoja: Presente”
6:30p
8:
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MT — NOVA “Becoming Human: Last Human Standing”
PT — Wild! “Spinner Dolphins”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Secrets of Shangri-La
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
“The Chicano Wave/Divas and Superstars”
PBS NewsHour
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6:30/5:30p
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Pt. 1 — The Rise of the Dog”
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Aztec Massacre”
POV
“In the Matter of Cha Jung Hee”
Monday, 13
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Full Moon Party/Samui Island” “Scotland’s Islands & Highlands” “Istanbul, Turkey”
Tuesday, 14
Japanland
“The Final Test”
Travelscope
“South Africa”
Wednesday, 15
Japanland
“Mountain Gods and Businessmen”
5:00p
Saturday, 18
Daisy Cooks!
“Growing Power - Will Allen Story” “Paella”
World-4
5:00p
10
Roadtrip Nation
“Chicago, Illinois”
Sunday, 12
“Mackerel — Shiny Bounty”
Animalia
High-Def-2
8:0
Everyday Food
“Comfort Food”
Learn/Create-3 “Tunnel King”
High-Def-2
7:30p
8:
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
“Roxbury Project, Part 8/Attracting Birds/Toilet Valves”
PT— Outdoor Idaho
PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Antiques Roadshow
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“The Edible Schoolyard”
“Indian Style”
“Shoulders and Butts”
“Eastern Turkey”
Everyday Edisons
“Ideation Creation”
Everyday Edisons
“Engineers Gone Wild”
Everyday Edisons
“Prototypes & Websites”
Everyday Edisons
“Take My Breath Away”
NOVA
PB
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
7:00p
Washington Week
7:30p
BBC Newsnight
8:0
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6:00/5:00p
Dialogue
6:30/5:30p
Need to Know
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
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“Architecture 2030”
8:
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5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Animalia
Learn/Create-3 “The Animal Within”
Daisy Cooks!
“Fetzer, Earth-Friendly Winery” “In Praise of Beans”
“Seafood Extravaganza”
“London”
“South Georgia Island”
Thursday, 16
Monday, 13
Tuesday, 14
High-Def-2
7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Bluebird Lady, Bull Run, Lark”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Austin, Texas”
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “In Loco”
PT — NOVA “Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
World-4
6:00p
Wee
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Turkey’s Turquoise Coast”
Friday, 17
High-Def-2
5:30p
MT — P. A. Smith’s Garden Home Dialogue
PT — Doc Martin “In Loco”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
P.
Ho
Voces
“Tito Puente: The King of Latin Music”
PB
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
“Do You Remember?”
8:0
Ar
“G
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
History Detectives
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Austin City Limits
“Avett Brothers/Heartless Bastards”
Learn/Create-3
Wild and Free Horses, One Man’s Vision
The Seasoned Traveler
“German Gems”
Smart Travels — Europe
“Germany’s Romantic Road”
Taste of Louisiana: Food Heritage Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
“The German Coast”
“Cologne, Germany”
World-4
NOVA
Outdoor Idaho
“Outdoor Volunteers”
Dialogue
Craft in America
“Process”
World-4
Latin Music USA (2hours)
Idaho-1
5:00p
5:30p
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Honolulu, HI — Hour 2”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Saturday, 18
Sunday, 12
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
8:
Li
“D
Ri
“G
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8:00p
Sunday, 12
n, Lark”
Monday, 13
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“El Salvador & Honduras”
Wednesday, 15
Tuesday, 14
8:00p
8:30p
Thursday, 16
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “Dark Matter”
9:00p
9:30p
“Tracy Arm to Juneau”
“Italian Bread and Sauce” “Notto Risotto”
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
One Stroke Painting
“Armoire Dress Up”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
10:30p
POV
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Secrets of Shangri-La
Charlie Rose
10:00p
8:00/7:00p
Latin Music USA
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Secrets of the Dead
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Garden Smart
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Trimmers/Stripping Paint” “Music & Little Black Dress” “South of the Border”
9:30/8:30p
After You’ve Gone
“Stuck in the Middle”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
MT— Outdoor Idaho
MT — Dialogue
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Arthur: The Once & Future King”
Murdoch Mysteries
“The Annoying Red Planet”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Silver Valley Rising”
The Victory Garden
New Yankee Workshop
“Eclectic Gardening Tips” “Fireplace Mantle”
Woodsmith Shop
“Ordinary to Extraordinary” “First Taste”
“Harold’s Leaving”
PBS NewsHour
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
“German Week”
11:00p
10:00p
Austin City Limits
10:00/9:00p
MI-5
Hometime
“Urban Terraces”
May to December
“My Funny Valentine”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“Watching the Clock”
“Silence of the Clams”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
POV
Baking with Julia
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Sunday Dinner”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Arthur: The Once & Future King”
“Sunset Aglow”
Family Kitchen
Baking with Julia
Everyday Edisons
Everyday Edisons
“Prototypes & Websites” “Take My Breath Away”
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Summer of Birds
11:30/10:30p
One Stroke Painting
“Family Rug”
Simply Ming
“Star Anise/Oranges”
Lidia’s Italy
“Umbria Family Jewels”
Globe Trekker
“El Salvador & Honduras”
10:30p
May to December
“That’ll Be the Day”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
11:00p
11:30p
Doctor Who Special (75 minutes)
“The Runaway Bride”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“David Gray”
9:00/8:00p
Life on Mars
Taste of Louisiana
“Germany’s Romantic Rhine” “German Immigration”
Smart Travels — Europe Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Smart Travels — Europe Taste of Louisiana
“Munich and Bavaria”
“Aachen, Germany”
“Munich, Germany”
“Germany’s Rhine & Mosel” “Germans of New Orleans” “Germany’s Black Forest ”
Last One
Voces
“Special Circumstances”
idahoptv.org
9:30/8:30p
11:30p
POV
Charlie Rose
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“House Moving”
Lidia’s Italy “You Say
Tomato, I Say Apple”
Charlie Rose
“Haines to Skagway”
“Great Glazed Chicken”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
9:30p
Sherlock Holmes
“The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Washington Week
BBC Newsnight
“Paint Like a Pro”
10:30p
MI-5
10:00/9:00p
11:30p
“Sink the Bismarck”
9:00p
9:30p
This Old House
“Roxbury Project, Part 7”
Simply Ming
“Lemongrass/Olive Oil”
Uncorked: Wine Made
Simple “France, Part Two” “The Swan Man of Ilkey” “Little House by the Road” Family Kitchen
8:30p
Home “Cottage Living”
Need to Know
Japanland
“The Final Test”
8:00p
Secrets of the Dead
8:30/7:30p
11:30/10:30p
PBS Previews: Circus
“Wedding Bells”
Paint, Paper and Crafts Keeping Up
“Faux Pumpkin from Foam” Appearances
PBS NewsHour
8:00/7:00p
Summer of Birds
11:00/10:00p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Woodsmith Shop
“Table Saw Secrets”
8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
History Detectives
9:30/8:30p
The Victory Garden
New Yankee Workshop
“Eclectic Gardening Tips” “Greenhouse, Part 2”
8:00p
Need to Know
11:30p
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“In Loco”
Paris
“Blood & Chocolate”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
NOVA
8:30p
11:00p
New Tricks
11:00p
Charlie Rose
8:30p
10:30p
10:00p
10:30p
MT— Wild! “Spinner Dolphins”
PT — NOVA “Becoming Human: Last Human Standing”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
POV
8:00p
Friday, 17
Dialogue
10:00p
9:00p
9:30p
History Detectives
This Old House
Hometime
“Roxbury Project, Part 7” “Digging Out the Yard”
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 18
9:30p
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “Dark Matter”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
MI-5
Outdoor Idaho
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Garden Smart
9:00p
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Trimmers/Stripping Paint” “Keeping the Family Close” “Vegetable Medley”
PBS NewsHour
ast”
ditions
Home “On the Border”
Global Voices
“Maid in America”
ge
Edge
8:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
Craft in America
“Origins”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
Craft in America
“Process”
11
5:00p
“The Best of Sicily”
Miller Center of Public Affairs National Debate Series
“Are Colleges Worth the Cost?”
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
Glo
“M
5:00p
5:30p
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
8:0
Glo
“Ce
6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
“Cachao: Uno Mas”
Daisy Cooks!
Rachel’s Favorite Food
“Easy Family Meals”
Summer of Birds
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
World-4
Los Lonely Boys (90 minutes)
Cottonfields and Crossroads
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 23
Wednesday, 22
5:00p
“The Ballad of the Creeper”
“The Power of Worms”
All The Way Home
POV (90 minutes)
“The Oath”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
High-Def-2
Idaho-1
Friday, 24
5:30p
High-Def-2
7:30p
8:0
6:00/5:00p
NOVA (2 hours)
“What Darwin Never Knew”
6:30/5:30p
7:30/6:30p
NO
(co
8:0
PO
“Th
“Shop and Serve”
“Raichlen on Ribs”
Travels to the Edge
“Three-Part Travel Skills Special” “Ethiopia: The Omo Valley”
6:00p
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
Se
“Ir
8:0
Liv
(co
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Live from Lincoln Center (2 hours)
“New York Philharmonic: Opening Night Concert 2010”
Everyday Food
“Soups and Salads”
“Yesterday’s Food for Future”
Travelscope
“Three-Part Travel Skills Special” “Thailand - Islands & Festivals”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
“Roxbury Project, Part 9/Newel Posts/Cutting Rigid Pipes”
“Shell Games”
7:00p
8:0
7:30p
PT— Outdoor Idaho
PT — Dialogue
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Venice: Serene, Decadent”
Ga
PB
Camp Victory, Afghanistan
6:00p
Th
“H
PB
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Irish Escape”
Everyday Edisons
“I’m an Everyday Edison!”
“All About Pruning”
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
Everyday Edisons
“The Happy Beginning”
Animalia
Monday, 20
7:00p
“Recycling Horticulture Waste” “Vegetable Plates”
Learn/Create-3 “The Dragon and the Night”
Ga
NOVA (2 hours)
7:00/6:00p
PBS NewsHour
“From A to Z”
5:00p
5:30p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
8:0
Am
(co
6:30p
6:00p
World-4
World-4
Saturday, 25
“Farmer D”
P. A
Ho
PB
Wednesday, 22
Tuesday, 21
Animalia
Learn/Create-3 “Scary Story-Go-Round”
Na
Pt.
8:0
Ou
“Si
Pt. 2 — Dogs by Design”
American Masters
“John James Audubon: Drawn from Nature”
5:30p
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Three-Part Travel Skills Special” “Bangkok, Thailand”
Tuesday, 21
World-4
5:00p
12
Travelscope
“Thailand - Bangkok”
Sunday, 19
“Food for a Viking”
Animalia
High-Def-2
8:0
Everyday Food
“Cooking with Fruit”
Roadtrip Nation
“New York”
Learn/Create-3 “Mystery of the Missing Melba” “Annie’s Annuals — Heirlooms” “Praise of El Pollo”
High-Def-2
7:30p
Art Wolfe’s Travels & Traditions
“Cruising the Danube”
Thursday, 23
Monday, 20
High-Def-2
7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Boats, Sharks, Tsunamis”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
History Detectives
“Wash., D.C. to New York, NY”
Idaho-1
6:30p
MT — Doc Martin “Blood Is Thicker”
PT — NOVA “Becoming Human: Last Human Standing”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Pt. 2 — Dogs by Design”
World-4
6:00p
Wee
MT
PT
8:0
In
“Sh
Th
“H
PB
NOVA (2 hours)
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
e2
“A Garden in Cairo”
8:0
Am
“Or
Daisy Cooks!
“Christmas Eve at Daisy’s”
“Food for a Crowd”
“Venice Sidetrips”
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Thailand, Golden Triangle”
P. A
Ho
PB
World-4
Voces
“Soy Andina”
5:00p
5:30p
6:00p
6:30p
MT — NOVA “What Darwin Never Knew” (Begins at 4:00 p.m.) MT — Antiques Roadshow UK MT — Rick Steves’ Europe
7:00p
“Big City, USA”
7:30p
Idaho-1
8:0
Are
“Sh
5:00/4:00p
History Detectives
“Space Exploration”
8:0
Liv
“Co
High-Def-2
Global Voices
“Archaeology of Memory”
Friday, 24
High-Def-2
5:30p
PT — Doc Martin “Blood Is Thicker”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
5:30/4:30p
2501 Migrants: A Journey
6:00/5:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Irish Escape”
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“Them Crooked Vultures”
7:30/6:30p
Travelscope
“Guatemala — The Maya ”
Learn/Create-3
49th Star: Creating Alaska
America’s Test Kitchen
“Cookie Jar Favorites”
Burt Wolf: What We Eat
“The Story of Coffee”
Smart Travels — Pacific Rim
“Seattle”
World-4
Last One
Outdoor Idaho
“Vintage Idaho”
Dialogue
Neighborhood at the Crossroads
Saturday, 25
Sunday, 19
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Am
“Br
PO
“Sa
ime)
8:00p
stivals”
Monday, 20
Outdoor Idaho
Tuesday, 21
Dialogue
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Blood Is Thicker”
9:30/8:30p
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
“Roxbury Project, Part 8” “Caretaker’s Home”
“Trick the Eye”
8:30/7:30p
The Victory Garden
“Horizontal”
New Yankee Workshop
“Irish Table”
8:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Live from Lincoln Center
(continued)
Garden Smart
8:00p
9:00p
9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
Keeping Up
Appearances
Simply Ming
Lidia’s Italy
“Fermented Beans/Butter” “Milano Classico ”
10:00p
8:30/7:30p
Home “Houseplants”
This Old House
“Roxbury Project, Part 8”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
“Shoulder to Shoulder”
“Breakfast Cakes”
POV
“Salt”
idahoptv.org
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
11:30/10:30p
“Watching the Clock”
“Crimson Tide”
Family Kitchen
Baking with Julia
Charlie Rose
American Masters (90 min.)
Uncorked: Wine Made
Simple “Napa Valley”
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
9:00/8:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Irish Escape”
Outdoor Idaho
10:30p
11:00p
Charlie Rose
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
“Kids Day”
After You’ve Gone
“Silence of the Clams”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
9:30/8:30p
Dialogue
10:00/9:00p
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
“Kenai Fjords to Denali” “All-Time Cookie Favorites” “Stovetop Chicken”
Globe Trekker
“Central America”
10:30p
MI-5
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Shangri-La”
“Triple View”
Family Kitchen
Charlie Rose
Mexico - 1 Plate at a Time
“Tacos on Fire!”
NOVA (2 hours)
9:00p
9:30p
Sherlock Holmes
“The Boscombe Valley Mystery”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Washington Week
BBC Newsnight
10:00p
10:30p
Austin City Limits
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
MI-5
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
American Masters
“Orozco: Man of Fire”
11:30/10:30p
Hometime
“Entrance Plaza”
May to December
“That’ll Be the Day”
Simply Ming
“Tofu/Parsley”
Lidia’s Italy
“Braising Beef with Beer”
“Reflections of You”
9:00/8:00p
Life on Mars
Woodturning Workshop Rachel’s Favorite Food
“Pepper Mill & Mug Kits” “Hearty Breakfast”
One Stroke Painting
“Wall Mural”
Charlie Rose
Global Voices
“Archaeology of Memory”
10:00p
10:30p
The Red Green Show
May to December
“Neither Rain nor Sleet” “The Look of Love”
11:00p
Doctor Who
“Smith and Jones”
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Austin City Limits
“Them Crooked Vultures”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA (2 hours)
Baking with Julia
Baking with Julia
“Sweet Celebrations”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
“Seen a Peruvian Wart?” “Lock Back in Anger”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Corinne Bailey Rae”
American Masters
Woodsmith Shop
“Dead-On Dovetails”
8:00/7:00p
American Masters
One Stroke Painting
“Cigar Box Purses”
Charlie Rose
Woodsmith Shop
“Perfect Plywood Projects” “Sonoma”
“House Moving”
8:30p
Need to Know
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
The Victory Garden
“Horizontal”
8:00p
Need to Know
Lidia’s Italy
“Stuff It Your Way”
11:30p
MT —Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
Rosemary & Thyme
“And No Birds Sing”
9:00/8:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Vintage Idaho”
PBS NewsHour
11:30/10:30p
Atchafalaya Houseboat
11:00p
MT— Outdoor Idaho
MT — Dialogue
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Shangri-La”
New Yankee Workshop
“Linen Press”
POV (90 minutes)
“The Oath”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA (2 hours)
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Attracting Birds/Toilet Valves” “Don’t Forget the Yard”
8:30p
10:30p
American Masters
11:30p
Paris
“Bohemian Rhapsody”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 23
“Glacier Bay to Seward” “Indian Chicken & Rice”
8:00/7:00p
American Masters
(continued)
8:30p
11:00p
“German Week”
10:00p
NOVA
(continued)
8:00/7:00p
POV (90 minutes)
“The Oath”
10:30p
“Under the Tuscan Sun”
9:00p
9:30p
8:00p
Secrets of the Dead
“Irish Escape”
Friday, 24
10:00p
8:30p
PBS NewsHour
Saturday, 25
a”
9:30p
New Tricks
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “Your Sudden Death Question”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
MI-5
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “Your Sudden Death Question”
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Central America”
8:00p
gle”
9:00p
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Attracting Birds/Toilet Valves” “Grand Entrances”
PBS NewsHour
ge
itions
Home “Picture Making”
Global Voices
“Maquilapolis”
Wednesday, 22
ey”
Sunday, 19
s”
8:30p
Pt. 2 - Dogs by Design”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
American Masters
“Coffeehouse Treats”
Independent Lens
“Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai”
11:30p
Caprial & John’s Kitchen
“Blueberry Harvest”
Neighborhood at the Crossroads
13
8:0
Oregon Field Guide
“Knowles Creek Update”
7:30/6:30p
Na
“Cu
8:0
Ou
“Vi
Everyday Food
“Beyond Lasagna”
“The Holy Fish”
“Florence: City of Art”
Miller Center of Public Affairs National Debate Series
“The Internet & Democracy”
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
Glo
Th
5:00p
5:30p
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
8:0
Glo
“M
6:00/5:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Unique Antiques”
6:30/5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Unique Antiques”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
When Worlds Collide (90 minutes)
Daisy Cooks!
“Partytime”
“Food for Children”
High-Def-2
Animalia
“Living Homegrown Fresh”
Learn/Create-3 “Tomorrow”
World-4
Global Voices
“Mirror Dance”
Voces
“Dream Havana”
Idaho-1
PT— WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 28
5:00p
High-Def-2
5:30p
Animalia
Learn/Create-3 “Guardians of the Core”
World-4
Independent Lens (90 minutes)
“Our Disappeared/Nuestros Desaparecidos”
Idaho-1
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Wednesday, 29
5:00p
Thursday, 30
“Community Gardens”
High-Def-2
5:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
6:00/5:00p
The Tenth Inning (2 hours)
“Top of the Tenth”
6:30/5:30p
7:30/6:30p
Th
“To
8:0
Se
“Iri
“Burgers”
“One Good Turn”
“Cinque Terre: Italy’s Riviera”
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
“Milan, Italy”
6:00p
Tuesdays, LAST OF
THE SUMMER WINE;
Wednesdays, AFTER
YOU’VE GONE;
Thursdays, THE RED
GREEN SHOW;
and Fridays, MAY to
DECEMBER.
All six shows feature
episodes that air first on
Saturday nights on the
Idaho Channel (Subchannel 1).
8:0
Th
“Bo
Travelscope
“Amsterdam & Dutch Sidetrips” “Zambia River Adventure”
5:30p
Get ready for late-night
laughter Sundays through
Fridays beginning this
month on the Learn/Create
Channel (Sub-channel 3)
at 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT.
Beginning Sunday,
September 5, six comedies
air one each night:
Sundays, ARE YOU
BEING SERVED?;
Mondays, KEEPING
UP APPEARANCES;
7:30p
7:00p
Everyday Food
“One Pot, Zero Fuss”
5:00p
Laughter Spreads
to Weeknights
6:30p
7:00/6:00p
PT — WordWorld
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Everyday Edisons
Everyday Edisons
“How Do I Get to Be Chosen?” “Wrinkle, Wrinkle, Little Star”
PB
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
The Tenth Inning (2 1/2 hours)
“Bottom of the Tenth”
Idaho-1
“Waterwise Gardening”
Dialogue
Roberto Clemente: American Experience
POV (90 minutes)
“The Ballad of Esequiel Hernandez”
6:00p
Th
“Ea
Every War Has Two Losers:
Outdoor Idaho
A Poet’s Meditation on Peace “Vintage Idaho”
PBS NewsHour
Every War Has Two Losers:
A Poet’s Meditation on Peace
“Back to the Present”
Ga
NOVA
“The Ghost in Your Genes”
7:00/6:00p
World-4
8:0
Wh
(co
6:30p
“No to Exotic Invasive Plants”
High-Def-2
P. A
Ho
PB
Nature
“Cuba: The Accidental Eden”
PBS NewsHour
“Paradise Found”
World-4
14
6:00p
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Siena and Assisi: Italy’s Hill Towns” “Thailand, Andaman Islands”
Monday, 27
Idaho-1
Travelscope
“Zambia Bush Adventure”
Tuesday, 28
Roadtrip Nation
“Bolinas, CA to Seattle, WA”
“San Francisco, CA”
6:30p
Sunday, 26
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Vintage Idaho”
7:00/6:00p
History Detectives
“Space Exploration”
World-4
Monday, 27
7:00p
MT — Doc Martin “Aromatherapy”
PT — Secrets of the Dead “Irish Escape”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
PT — Doc Martin “Aromatherapy”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA (2 hours; begins at 4:00/3:00 p.m. MT/PT)
6:00p
Wee
“Winning Game”
6:30p
7:30/6:30p
Wednesday, 29
Sunday, 26
High-Def-2
5:30p
8:0
Th
(co
Ga
As Long As I Remember: American Veteranos
PB
7:00p
8:0
7:30p
PBS NewsHour
PT— Outdoor Idaho
PT — Dialogue
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Antiques Roadshow
“Roxbury Project, Pt. 10/Outdoor Faucets/Lawn Mower Blades” “Unique Antiques”
“Just Open the Pantry””
“Learning to Love Lamb”
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
“Prague & the Czech Republic” “Going Platinum”
Everyday Edisons
“So Many Shoes”
Everyday Edisons
400 Years of the Telescope
“I’ve Got Friends in Tight Places”
Telecourses Begin Early AM;
A new semester of Telecourses,
which are offered each semester for
credit by Boise State University,
begin Saturday, September 4, at 1:00
a.m./12:00 midnight MT/PT. Students
and other viewers can record the early
morning classes for viewing at a more
convenient time. Saturday courses
air weekly until 6:00/5:00 a.m.
MT/PT and include: WESTERN
TRADITION (western civilization),
UNFINISHED NATION (U.S.
history, semester 1 and 2),
THE HUMAN CONDITION
(health), and EXAMINED LIFE:
AN INTRODUCTION TO
PHILOSOPHY.
Two telecourses air early Sundays,
beginning September 5, at 4:00/3:00
a.m. and 5:00/4:00 a.m. MT/PT;
they are EARTH REVEALED:
INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY
and INSIDE OUT (psychology),
respectively.
Also on Saturday, September 4,
MARKET TO MARKET moves
into the 6:30/5:30 a.m. MT/PT
timeslot; THE MCLAUGHLIN
GROUP airs Sundays only at 12:30
p.m./11:30 a.m. MT/PT. JACQUES
Thursday, 30
5:00p
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
MT
PT
8:0
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Th
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ime)
8:00p
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Monday, 27
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “Falling Darkness”
11:00/10:00p
Yellowstone:
Land to Life
11:30/10:30p
Yellowstone:
Land to Life
“Kauai”
“South-of-the-Border”
Dialogue
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group
8:00/7:00p
When Worlds Collide
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Doc Martin
“Aromatherapy”
9:30/8:30p
Garden Smart
This Old House
Hometime
“Roxbury Project, Part 9” “Eat-in Kitchen”
“The Altered Art Zone”
9:00p
11:30p
“Shoulder to Shoulder”
10:00p
8:30p
11:00p
“Seaside”
9:00p
9:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Secrets of the Dead
“Irish Escape”
10:30p
New Tricks
8:30p
9:30p
10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Flora and Fauna”
Need to Know
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Losing Lambert: A Journey
Through Survival & Hope
Keeping Up
Appearances
Simply Ming
“Hoisin/Cranberries”
Lidia’s Italy
“Amber Waves of Pasta”
One Stroke Painting
“Painted Frame”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
Voces
“Dream Havana”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
As Long As I Remember: American Veteranos
Charlie Rose
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
NOVA
The Victory Garden
New Yankee Workshop
“Easy: Simplify Your Garden” “Walnut Table”
Woodsmith Shop
“Easy Cabinets”
“Seen a Peruvian Wart?” “Evening Seascape”
Family Kitchen
Mexico -1 Plate at a Time
“Chiles Rellenos”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
When Worlds Collide
(90 minutes)
8:00p
8:30p
9:00p
8:00/7:00p
The Tenth Inning
(continued)
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Vintage Idaho”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Garden Smart
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Newel Posts/Cutting Pipes” “Take the Tour”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
Thursday, 30
10:00p
8:00p
Globe Trekker
“Madrid City Guide”
8:00p
ge
tions
9:30p
Inspector Lewis, Series III: “Falling Darkness”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
MI-5
Ask This Old House
For Your Home
“Newel Posts/Cutting Pipes” “Working in Style”
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 28
ands”
Home “Rosie Gardens”
9:00p
Global Voices “Made in L.A./
The First Kid to Learn English from Mexico”
Wednesday, 29
re”
Sunday, 26
”
8:30p
Nature
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Vintage Idaho”
8:30p
Uncorked: Wine Made
Simple “Central Coast”
9:30p
10:00p
10:00/9:00p
Katie Brown Workshop After You’ve Gone
“Store-Bought Surprise” “Lock Back in Anger”
Charlie Rose
9:00p
10:00p
9:30p
MT— Outdoor Idaho
MT — Dialogue
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Jason & the Golden Fleece”
Rosemary & Thyme
“Arabica and Early Spider”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Mining Idaho”
The Victory Garden
New Yankee Workshop
“Easy: Simplify Your Garden” “Library Ladder”
Woodsmith Shop
“Tips for Perfect Layouts”
PBS NewsHour
10:30/9:30p
Outdoor Idaho
“Vintage Idaho”
10:30p
11:00p
Edge of the Everglades: Charlie Rose
Big Cypress Natl. Preserve
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
“Mexican Riviera”
“Best Burgers and Fries”
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Lidia’s Italy
“Fontina Hot & Cold ”
Globe Trekker
“Madrid City Guide”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
MI-5
Charlie Rose
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Jason & the Golden Fleece”
“France, Part One”
“Neither Rain nor Sleet”
“Toward Day’s End”
Family Kitchen
Charlie Rose
Everyday Edisons
“So Many Shoes”
Mexico - 1 Plate at a Time
“Guac on the Wild Side”
Everyday Edisons
“Friends in Tight Places”
Other Changes Include New Seasons, New Series
PEPIN: MORE FAST FOOD MY WAY
enters the Sunday schedule at 9:00/8:00
a.m. MT/PT in place of PRIMAL GRILL
WITH STEVEN RAICHLEN, which has
completed its season.
On Sunday, September 5, AMERICA
SEWS WITH SUE HAUSMANN enters
the schedule with a new season; SEWING
WITH NANCY returns in a few months. A new quilting show, which began in
August, — QUILTING ARTS — continues
Sundays at 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT. Host
Pokey Bolton and her guests demonstrate
innovative techniques, designs, and how
to make household and novelty items. A
idahoptv.org
special segment helps viewers finish UFOs
(UnFinished Object). OREGON FIELD
GUIDE returns at 7:30 p.m. MT/PT,
following OUTDOOR IDAHO.
Saturday, September 11, sees the start
of new seasons for: LIDIA’S ITALY
(8:00/7:00 a.m. MT/PT), COOK’S
COUNTRY FROM AMERICA’S
TEST KITCHEN (10:30/9:30 a.m.
MT/PT), AMERICAN WOODSHOP
(2:30/1:30 p.m. MT/PT), MOTORWEEK
(3:00/2:00 p.m. MT/PT) and AMERICA’S
HEARTLAND (3:30/2:30 p.m. MT/PT).
Returning to the schedule is GOURMET’S
DIARY OF A FOODIE at 10:00/9:00 a.m.
MT/PT, replacing RACHEL’S FAVORITE
FOOD AT HOME, which has completed its
season.
A new series for airplane enthusiasts
begins Saturday, September 18, at 12:30
p.m./11:30 a.m. MT/PT. THE AVIATORS
is a magazine-style series featuring
interesting people, latest aircraft, coolest
technology and best fly-in destinations of
North American aviation. The show visits
with national heroes, goes behind the scenes
to show how air traffic control works, and
sits in the cockpit of everything from a
Cessna to a fighter jet.
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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 Western Tradition (1 hr) Parts 1-8
9/4 “The Dawn of History/The Ancient Egyptians”; 9/11
“Mesopotamia/From Bronze to Iron”; 9/18 “The Rise of
Greek Civilization/Greek Thought”; 9/25 “Alexander the
Great/The Hellenistic Age”
2:00/1:00 Unfinished Nation (1 hr) Parts 1-8
9/4 “From Days Before/Turbulent Virginia”; 9/11 “Saints
and Strangers/Lure of Land”; 9/18 “Coming to America/
Divergent Paths”; 9/25 “Strained Relations/Not Much of a
War”
3:00/2:00 Unfinished Nation (1 hr) Parts 27-34
9/4 “The Meeting Ground/The Legendary Frontier”;
9/11 “A New Corporate Order/The Age of the City”; 9/18
“Political Stalemate/Imperial Ambition”; 9/25 “The
Progressive Era/Warrior to Priest”
4:00/3:00 The Human Condition (1 hr) Parts 1-8
9/4 “The Fabric of Health/In Human Terms”; 9/11 “State
of Mind/Lives in Balance”; 9/18 “Behind Closed Doors/It’s
Personal”; 9/25 “Risky Business/The Code”
5:00/4:00 Examined Life: An Introduction to
Philosophy (1 hr) Parts 1-8
9/4 “What Is Philosophy?/What Is Human Nature?”; 9/11
“Is Mind Distinct From Body?/Is There an Enduring Self?”;
9/18 “What Forms Our Identity?/What is Real?”; 9/25
“How Do We Encounter the World?/Do We Have Free Will?”
6:00/5:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
6:30/5:30 Market to Market
7:00/6:00 Second Opinion
9/4 “Fibromyalgia”; 9/11 “Long QT Syndrome”; 9/18 “HIV
in Middle Age”; 9/25 “Diabetes Prevention”
Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen 9/11,
18 & 25
11:00/10:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s
Illustrated
9/4 “Bringing Home Italian Favorites”; 9/11 “Everyone’s
Favorite Cake”; 9/18 “Resurrecting the Roast Beef Dinner”;
9/25 “South of the Border Supper”
11:30/10:30 Scrapbook Memories
9/4 “Celebrations”; 9/11 “Specialty”; 9/18 “Mix It Up
Again”; 9/25 “All Occasions”
PM
12:00/11:00 Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art
9/4 “Study Painting, Part 1”; 9/11 “Study Painting, Part 2”;
9/18 “Study Painting, Part 3”; 9/25 “Study Painting, Part 4”
12:30/11:30 Everyday Edisons
9/4 “Over the Cliff(Hanger), Part 1”; 9/11 “Over the
Cliff(Hanger), Part 2”
The Aviators 9/18 & 25
1:00/12:00 This Old House (Rpt. 9/5, 12, 19 & 26)
9/4 “Roxbury Project, Part 6”; 9/11 “Roxbury Project, Part
7”; 9/18 “Roxbury Project, Part 8”; 9/25 “Roxbury Project,
Part 9”
1:30/12:30 Ask This Old House (Rpt. 9/5, 12, 19 & 26)
9/4 “Reviving a Damaged Lawn/Unclogging Kitchen Sink
Drains”; 9/11 “Using String Trimmers/Stripping Dangerous
Lead Paint”; 9/18 “Attracting Different Bird Species/DualFlush Toilet Valves”; 9/25 “Repairing Newel Posts/Cutting
Rigid Pipes”
2:00/1:00 The New Yankee Workshop
9/4 “Workshop Cupola”; 9/11 “Mesquite Bookcase”; 9/18
“Chop Saw Station”; 9/25 “Workshop Whirligig”
2:30/1:30 American Woodshop
7:30/6:30 Julia Child-Cooking with Master Chefs
9/4 “Classic Fluted Bookcase”; 9/11 “Jewelry Boxes”; 9/18
“Shaker Inspired Dovetailed Hope Chest”; 9/25 “Picture
Frames and Wall Display Cabinets”
9/4 “Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken”; 9/11 “Jacques
Pepin and Julia Child”; 9/18 “Jeremiah Tower”; 9/25 “Jan
Birnbaum and Lidia Bastianich”
3:00/2:00 MotorWeek
8:00/7:00 Lidia’s Italy
9/4 “Pratt & Miller Corvette”; 9/11 “Alfa Romeo 8c Spyder”;
9/18 “Volkswagen Jetta”; 9/25 “Ghost & Flying Spur”
3:30/2:30 America’s Heartland
4:00/3:00 NOVA (R) (1 hr)
9/4 “Sweet and Spicy Calabria (Calabria)”; 9/11, 18 & 25
TBA
8:30/7:30 Everyday Food
9/4 “New Ground”; 9/11 “Chicken Four Ways”; 9/18 “Casual
Dinner Party”; 9/25 “Flavor Packed”
9:00/8:00 Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way
9/4 “Viva Espana”; 9/11 “Citrus Thrill”; 9/18 “Perfect
Presentations”; 9/25 “Simple Sweet Notes”
9:30/8:30 Mexico-One Plate at a Time with Rick
Bayless
9/4 “A Whole New Enchilada”; 9/11 “Chorizo Made Easy”;
9/18 “Liquid Gold”; 9/25 “Tacos On Fire!”
10:00/9:00 Rachel’s Favorite Food at Home
9/4 “Picnic Foods”
Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
9/11 “Southern India: The Spice of Life”; 9/18 “New
Zealand: The Rugged Land”; 9/25 “Bread: The Foundation
of a Meal”
10:30/9:30 Perfect Day
9/4 “Strait Across-Sweden and Denmark”
9/4 “Becoming Human: First Steps”; 9/11 “Becoming
Human: Birth of Humanity”; 9/18 “Becoming Human: Last
Human Standing”; 9/25 “What Darwin Never Knew”
9/5 “Down to Earth/The Restless Planet” (Parts 1-2); 9/12
“Earth’s Interior/Minerals: The Materials of Earth” (Parts
3 & 12); 9/19 “Volcanism/Intrusive Igneous Rocks” (Parts
13-14); 9/26 “Weathering and Soils/Sedimentary Rocks:
The Key to Past Environments” (Parts 15 & 17)
5:00/4:00 Inside Out (1 hr) (Parts 1-8)
9/5 “The Magic of the Mind/Endless Questions”; 9/12 “The
Most Amazing Machines/Codes of Life”; 9/19 “Different
Strokes/The Growing Years”; 9/26 “The Becoming Years/
Connections”
6:00/5:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
6:30/5:30 Curious George
7:00/6:00 Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
7:30/6:30 Peep and the Big Wide World/Pocoyo
8:00/7:00 Dinosaur Train 9/5
The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 9/12,
19 &26
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 Animalia
11:00/10:00 Eyes of Nye
9/5 “Population”; 9/12 “Race”; 9/19 “Antibiotics”; 9/26
“Genetically Modified Foods”
11:30/10:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
PM
12:00/11:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
12:30/11:30 The McLaughlin Group
1:00/12:00 One-stroke Painting with Donna
Dewberry
9/5 “Tip Top Topiaries”; 9/12 “Viewers’ Choice”; 9/19 “Local
Accents”; 9/26 “Pond Fun”
1:30/12:30 America Sews with Sue Hausmann
9/5 “Embellishing Your Corded Bowls”; 9/12 “Elegant
Quilting”; 9/19 “Fabulous Dimensional Stitching”; 9/26
“Clever Corded Bowls and Baskets”
Sundays
2:00/1:00 Quilting Arts
2:30/1:30 Hometime
12:00/— Austin City Limits (1 hr)
9/5 “Yoga Studio”; 9/12 “His and Her Garage”; 9/19 “Stone
Cottage-Interior Walls”; 9/26 “Stone Cottage-Vaulted
Ceiling”
AM (Times are MT/PT)
9/5 “Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland”;
9/12 “My Morning Jacket” (12:13/–); 9/19 “Avett
Brothers/Heartless Bastards”; 9/26 “Them Crooked
Vultures”
1:00/12:00 Nature (1 hr)
9/5 “Superfish”; 9/12 “Drakensberg: Barrier of Spears”;
9/19 “Dogs That Changed the World, Part 1-The Rise of the
Dog”; 9/26 “Dogs That Changed the World, Part 2-Dogs by
Design”
2:00/1:00 Human Spark
9/5 “Brain Matters”
Paris
9/12 “City of Dreams”; 9/19 “Blood & Chocolate”; 9/26
16
“Bohemian Rhapsody”
3:00/2:00 MI5
4:00/3:00 Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology
(1 hr)
3:00/2:00 Woodsmith Shop
9/5 “Router Table Techniques”; 9/12 “Seven Master
Techniques”; 9/19 “Table Saw Secrets: Rip It Right”; 9/26
“Making Great Table Legs”
3:30/2:30 This Old House (R)
4:00/3:00 Ask This Old House (R)
4:30/3:30 The Victory Garden
9/5 “Cool: Create a Garden That’s Cool”; 9/12 “Hybrid
1: Discover an Eclectic Mix of Gardening Tips”; 9/19
“Horizontal: Look Across Your Garden and Discover the
Possibilities”; 9/26 “Easy: Simplify Your Garden with Tricks
and Tips”
Ron
Pisaneschi
Director of
Content
R
on’s
PiCKS
Six-Hour Special
Explores Role of
‘God in America’
H
ow has religious belief shaped
American history? What role
have religious ideas and spiritual
experience played in shaping the social,
political and cultural life of what has
become the world’s most religiously
diverse nation?
For the first time on television, God
in America will explore the historical
role of religion in the public life of
the United States. The six-hour series,
which interweaves documentary footage,
historical dramatization, and interviews
with religious historians, will air on
three consecutive nights on Idaho Public
Television beginning October 11.
Presented by FRONTLINE and
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, God
in America examines the potent and
complex interaction between religion
september
Check out our Web site!
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children’s Ready to Learn and other daytime programs and educational overnight programming on Idaho SubChannel 1. See page 16 for weekend overnight and daytime programming. All listings are based on the most
complete and accurate information obtainable at press time. New, exciting and timely programs often become
available to Idaho Public Television after press deadline. We regret not being able to include those changes, but
please consult our Web site (idahoptv.org), and daily newspaper listings or call your station for the most up-todate information: KAID-TV 4/KIPT-TV 13, 373-7220; KISU-TV 10, 282-2857; KUID-TV 12/KCDT-TV 26, 885-1226.
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Mountain Time
PT
Pacific Time
(D)Described Video
All Times Listed are
Mountain Time/Pacific Time
1 Wednesday
5:30 Nightly Business Report
6:00 PBS NewsHour (HD)
7:00 Lark Rise to Candleford
Emma steps into the classroom when the Lark
Rise school loses its teacher, a job that Margaret
also wants. In Candleford, Dorcas and Thomas
are at odds over working conditions. Minnie is
on a mission to make herself beautiful so Alf will
notice her.
8:00 Great Performances
(HD) “Renée Fleming & Dmitri Hvorostovsky: A
Musical Odyssey in St. Petersburg” The American
soprano visits the Russian city, with her friend
and frequent baritone co-star, who is a native of
Siberia. They explore and perform in three palaces
of the Czars in the former Imperial capital — the
Winter Palace (the Hermitage), Yusupov Palace
and the Peterhof. They sing arias and duets, plus
Russian songs.
9:30 A Surprise in Texas: The Thirteenth Van
Cliburn International Piano Competition
(HD) This documentary goes behind the scenes
of the three-week piano contest where 29 young
pianists, representing 14 countries, converge on
Fort Worth seeking a chance at a gold medal and
opportunity to perform throughout the United
GREAT PERFORMANCES
Renée Fleming & Dmitri
Hvorostovsky: A Musical
Odyssey in St. Petersburg
Ron’s Picks continued on page 29
Airs Wednesday, September 1, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 6:00/5:00 and 9:00/8:00 p.m. MT/PT
IdahoPTV’s 24-hour Over-the-Air
Multi-cast Digital Channel Lineup
American soprano Renée Fleming travels to
Russia for a special visit to St. Petersburg with her
friend and frequent co-star, Russian baritone Dmitri
Hvorostovsky. There they explore and perform in
three of the city’s most famous venues.
First is the Winter Palace, also known as the
Hermitage. Next on the tour is the Yusupov Palace.
Last is the Peterhof with its fantastic fountains on the
Gulf of Finland.
In each location, they sing arias and duets by
Verdi,Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff.
See Schedule beginning on Pages 6-7
• IDAhO (Standard Definition) — Sub-Channel 1
Standard definition broadcast of the main
IdahoPTV channel.
• hIgh-DefInITIOn (hD) — Sub-Channel 2
Local and national programs in HD and
wide screen.
• LeArn/CreATe (Standard Def.) — Sub-Channel 3
Enrichment programs for educators and
life-long learners as well as live coverage of
the Idaho House of Representatives when
in session.
• wOrLD (Standard Def.) — Sub-Channel 4
Public affairs and life & culture programming
also includes live coverage of the Idaho Senate
when in session.
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States. Director Peter Rosen follows contestants
through intense rehearsals, introspective
moments, preconcert rituals and celebrations.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule See Page 5.
2 Thursday
7:00/— Antiques Roadshow UK
“Montacute 2” In the second visit to Somerset,
Michael Aspel and the team discover one of the
rarest pieces of silver found yet by the ROADSHOW
— after being dug up in a garden. A set of original
illustrations for Winnie the Pooh is valued at more
than $50,000. (Rpt. 9/4)
7:30/— Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
“The Kingdom of Bhutan” Art finds a
photographer’s nirvana of mountainside
monasteries, sacred festivals and chanting monks
in an environmentally and spiritually progressive
nation.
8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Wild Fire” Idaho’s wildland fires have
become increasingly large, violent and intense
during a 10-year period, demonstrated by the
summer of 2007. Outdoor Idaho follows the
flames to Yellow Pine, Ketchum and the Salmon
River to capture the competition between fire and
firefighter and talks with homeowners, business
people and fire-fighting commanders. (Rpt. 9/5)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Repeal the 17th Amendment?” Host Joan
Cartan-Hansen and her guests discuss the Idaho
Republican Party support for repeal of the Federal
Constitutional Amendment that calls for senators
to be elected on a public ballot. (Live Call-in) (Rpt.
9/5)
—/8:00 Antiques Roadshow UK
“Montacute 2” KUID/KCDT only
—/8:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
“The Kingdom of Bhutan” KUID/KCDT only
9:00 Murdoch Mysteries
“Bad Medicine” A co-founder of a medical research
institute is found dead with arrows jutting from
his back, and the letters “Wy” written in blood on
a nearby rock. A medium says the killer is a grim
reaper with a crossbow, accompanied by the spirit
of a woman. As others are systematically killed,
Murdoch works with the medium as he follows
clues to the killer’s identity.
10:00 MI5
(HD) Ex-MP Hampton Wilder is released from
prison after serving a sentence for embezzlement
and requests a meeting with MI5. He tells Harry
he has written memoirs, naming names, but
decided to destroy them, only to find the explosive
document has disappeared.
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 Sherlock Holmes
“The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax”
Holmes senses danger surrounding the woman
who is caught between an old family quarrel and
a sinister horseman who seems to haunt her life.
10:00 Austin City Limits
(HD) “Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux”
The singer, composer and bass prodigy debuts on
the Austin City Limits stage with a mix of jazz, soul
and Brazillian pop. Torch singer Peyroux presents
songs from her album, Bare Bones.
11:00 Charlie Rose
MASTERPIECE MYSTERY!
Inspector Lewis, Series III
Airs Sundays at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT
The third season of the Inspector Lewis mysteries
continues through September, beginning with The
Dead of Winter (Sunday, September 5). When Robert
“Robbie” Lewis and his partner, Detective Sergeant
James Hathaway, investigate the discovery of a body
on an Oxford bus, it leads them to an estate where
Hathaway spent much of his childhood. Nathanial
Parker, who played Thomas Lynley in “The Inspector
Lynley Mysteries,” is a houseguest at the estate. Other stories in September include Dark Matter
(September 12), Your Sudden Death Question
(September 19) and Falling Darkness (September 26).
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12:30/— Newsline
4 Saturday
5:00/4:00 Antiques Roadshow
(HD) “Milwaukee, Wisconsin” Part 3 of 3 (R from
8/30)
6:00/5:00 Antiques Roadshow UK
“Montacute 2” (R from 9/2)
6:30/5:30 Rick Steves’ Europe
“The Best of Sicily” Rick fishes for anchovies off
Cefalu, lands in rough-and-tumble Palermo,
marvels at eerie skeletons in a Cappuccin crypt
and mosaics of Monreale.
—/6:00 European Journal
KUID/KCDT only
—/6:30 BBC Newsnight
KUID/KCDT only
7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show
“Salute to the U.S.A.” This 1971 show is the first
syndicated show distributed on the Lawrence
Welk Network and opens with a rousing “Thank
You Very Much.” Ralna sings “Tennessee Waltz.”
Norma and Jimmy are in “Beautiful Ohio.”
8:00 Are You Being Served?
“Cold Store” Mr. Lucas needs a day off to meet a
girlfriend.
8:30 Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth decides she and her husband, Richard,
should spend a weekend at a golfing hotel to keep
up with the major and his wife.
9:00 Last of the Summer Wine
“Get Out of That, Then” A heavily chained Lenny
is convinced he has a future in show business
as an escapologist, but his sidekick Cliff isn’t so
enthusiastic.
9:30 After You’ve Gone
“Too Cool for School” Jimmy’s increased domestic
responsibilities turn him into a nagging
housewife. Diana wonders if he can still be a male
role-model as she teaches Molly self-defense.
Jimmy tries to better his masculinity points with
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a motorcycle while Alex is just looking for fatherly
help in applying to a private school.
10:00 The Red Green Show
“Stupid Cupid” In an effort to meet women, Harold
makes a tape for a video dating service. Red builds
a simple water purification system with a tennis
racquet, pantyhose and a barbecue.
10:30 May to December
“No Other Love” Alec and his framed photograph
of his idol, Perry Mason, have moved into Zoe’s
little flat. He can’t help but feel territorial when
Zoe returns home with a young male staff
member in tow.
11:00 Doctor Who
“End of Time” In the last story for David Tennant
as the 10th Doctor, it is Christmas Eve and the
Doctor is reunited with Wilf to face the return
of an old enemy, the Master. The battle ranges
from the wastelands of London to the mysterious
Immortality Gate, while the Alien Ood warn of an
even greater danger approaching. Part 1 of 2
12:00/— Austin City Limits
(HD) “Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn
Wonderland”
5 Sunday
5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
“Time” Smith explains the design principle of Time
and the way the element is expressed in various
garden styles through the ages. He also shares
tips for growing asparagus, container gardening
and how chickens can help children learn.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “Repeal the 17th Amendment?” (No Call-in)
(R from 9/2)
6:00/5:00 Doc Martin
“Old Dogs” Things are looking up for a relationship
between pretty school teacher Louisa Glasson
and Martin, when he makes a terrible faux pas.
Meanwhile, Martin realizes why Muriel’s condition
is deteriorating.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Becoming Human ‘First Steps’” (R from
8/31) KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Wild Fire” (R from 8/2)
7:30 Oregon Field Guide
“Crossing the Urban-Rural Divide” Cameras follow
a group of students from the city as they share
in the joys and miseries that are part of farm
and ranch life. Grant County ranchers began the
Urban-Rural exchange in 2005.
8:00 Nature
(HD) “Drakensberg: Barrier of Spears” Africa’s Alps
rise more than 11,000 feet where a surprising
number of creatures live in a hostile environment.
Torrential spring rains destroy the grasslands at
the base of the mountains, forcing animals to
climb straight up sheer cliffs of volcanic rock to a
grassy plateau.
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9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
(D)(HD) “Inspector Lewis, Series III: The Dead
of Winter” The discovery of a body on an Oxford
bus leads Lewis and Hathaway to a sprawling
Oxford estate where Hathaway spent much
of his childhood. Guest star Nathaniel Parker
(“The Inspector Lynley Mysteries”) portrays a
houseguest with suspiciously close ties to the
estate owner’s wife.
10:30 New Tricks
Brian Lane was on the 1971 case of a missing
mother and baby that still haunts him. UCOS
discovers two other girls went missing at the
same time and team members fear they have
stumbled across a possible serial killer.
11:30 Ribbon of Sand
(HD) This film from John Grabowska looks at one
of the world’s last natural barrier island systems
among the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
Although the area is protected from commercial
development, it is also doomed to change, perhaps
disappear. Meryl Streep reads the words of Rachel
Carson about that area of the East Coast.
12:00/— Globe Trekker
“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia” Merrilees’
culinary tour begins at a Viking festival.
6 Monday
The Seventh Annual Northern
Idaho Distinguished
Humanities Lecture and
Dinner
with Bestselling Author
Sara
Paretsky
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
(HD) “Jackpot” Spectacular windfalls for collectors
bring happy smiles in this retrospective of
successful attic or flea market finds uncovered by
ROADSHOW appraisers. (Rpt. 9/11)
8:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia”
Merrilees tours a region infused with Viking
history and heritage. She begins at a Viking
festival, learns how to smoke herring in a Swedish
village and assists with the smorgasbord at the
Midsummer Festival. She prepares moose with
Lars Backman, the inspiration for the Swedish
Chef on The Muppet Show, and cooks with the
Sami people at the Arctic Circle.
9:00 History Detectives
(HD) “Chicago Clock/Universal Friends/War Dog
Letter” Elyse Luray investigates the industrial
age to learn if a Michigan woman owns a family
clock that once kept time for the entire Midwest
during the 19th century. Then, a document seems
to connect to the first religion founded by an
American-born woman but whose name seems
to be missing from the document.
10:00 Make No Little Plans: Daniel Burnham
and the American City
(HD) Daniel Burnham was responsible for some
of the world’s first skyscrapers and directed
construction of the World’s Columbian Exposition
that inspired the City Beautiful Movement. A
man who sought to turn dreaming into reality,
The 14th Annual
Distinguished Humanities
Lecture and Dinner
with
Historian
Douglas
Brinkley
Friday, October 29, 2010 at
the Boise Centre on the Grove
Friday, October 15, 2010
Coeur d’Alene Resort
Sara Paretsky explores the theme “Truth, Lies, and
Duct Tape: Writing in an Age of Silence,” based on
the title essay of her 2007 best-selling collection of
essays. Author and editor of more than 20 books,
Paretsky is perhaps best known for her series of
novels featuring private detective V.I. Warshawski.
Paretsky revolutionized the mystery world in 1982
when she introduced a female investigator who
uses her wits as well
as her fists.
Douglas Brinkley, distinguished professor of
history at Rice University, has published more
than two dozen books exploring American
history and literature, the American presidency,
and contemporary culture and events. His books
range from biographies of Presidents Gerald Ford
and Jimmy Carter and histories of World War
II, to the compilation of letters and unpublished
manuscripts of contemporary literary icons Jack
Kerouac and Hunter S. Thompson.
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POV
Airs Tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Burnham created urban plans for San Francisco,
Washington, D.C., Chicago and Cleveland, all
before the modern profession of urban planning
existed.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
7 Tuesday
Off and Running
September’s offerings from the
independent film series with a “point
of view” chronicle the complexities of
interracial and international adoption.
Off and Running (September 7) is
about Brooklyn teenager Avery, a track
star with a bright future. She is the
adopted African-American child of white
Jewish lesbians. Her older brother is
black and Puerto Rican and her younger
brother is Korean. Though it may not look
typical, Avery’s household is like most
American homes — until Avery writes to
her birth mother. The response throws her
into crisis. She struggles over her “true”
identity, the circumstances of her adoption
and her estrangement from black culture.
In The Matter of Cha Jung Hee
(September 14) tells the story of a Korean
adoptee who came to the United States
in 1966. Her passport said she was Cha
Jung Hee, but she knew she was not that
person. So began a 40-year deception.
Told to keep her true identity secret from
her new American family, the 8-year-old
girl quickly forgot she had ever been
anyone else. But why had her identity
been switched? This film by director
Deann Borshay Liem is the search to find
the answers as the main character returns
to her native Korea to find her “double,”
the mysterious girl whose place she took
in America.
The Oath (September 21) interweaves
the stories of Abu Jandal, Osama bin
Laden’s former bodyguard, and Salim
Hamdan, a prisoner at Guantánamo facing
war crimes charges. The show is filmed in
Yemen and Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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7:00/— NOVA
(D)(HD) “Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity”
The “Turkana Boy,” found in Kenya, is an
astonishingly complete specimen of Homo
erectus and represents a people thought to have
developed hunting, the use of fire and extended
social bonds. The episode explores the importance
of distance running and extended childhoods to
the development of modern mankind. Part 2 of 3
(Rpt. 9/11)
8:00/7:00 Wild!
“Rhinos Charging Back” As the African rhino
returns to its territory as part of a conservation
success story, filmmakers capture clashes between
elephant and rhino and the first scenes of a rhino
birth in the wild.
—/8:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity”
KUID/KCDT only
9:00 Paris
“City of Dreams” Parisian Sandrine Voillet leads
the way into the city she adores to share her
experiences in the romance capital of the world.
The art historian, her friends and other locals she
encounters reveal the city’s history and rarely
explored highlights. The opening episode includes
a fairy tale park, the history of the subterranean
labyrinth of sewers, a restaurant famed for
discreet boudoir lounges and an introduction to a
famous photographer. Part 1 of 3
10:00 POV
(HD) “Off and Running” Black teenage high school
track star Avery Klein-Cloud is part of a multiracial and ethnic Jewish household headed by
two lesbians. In her junior year of high school
Avery embarks on a personal journey to learn
about her African-American roots. The experience
rocks her life and the household in this comingof-age adoption story.
11:30/— Charlie Rose
12:30/11:30 Newsline
8 Wednesday
(HD) Mrs. Mullins accuses Daniel of fathering her
daughter Emily’s unborn child; Emily will not talk.
Laura begins acting pre-occupied and distant and
causing Daniel to wonder if she is beginning to
doubt him.
8:00 Through a Dog’s Eyes
(HD) Jennifer Arnold, founder of one of the
nation’s largest service dog organizations details
her teaching methods, providing an intimate look
at the canine-recipient matching process. The
film follows the journey of recipients as they go
through the process of receiving and becoming
acclimated to a dog.
9:00 Latin Music USA
(HD) “Bridges/The Salsa Revolution” The first hour
traces the rise of Latin jazz and the explosion of
the mambo and the cha-cha as they sweep the
U.S. from east to west, and infiltrate rhythm and
blues and rock ’n’ roll through the 1960s. Then the
Puerto Ricans and other Latinos in New York add
elements from soul and jazz to son cubano and
the plena from Puerto Rico to create salsa, which
becomes the defining rhythm for Latinos the
world over. Parts 1 and 2 of 4
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
9 Thursday
“Melbourne” On the ROADSHOW’s first visit to
Australia, 20,000 fans apply for tickets. Those
receiving a coveted ticket bring items from the
days of the gold strikes, a flag flown at the battle
of Trafalgar and a sad-looking bear with a jawdropping value. (Rpt. 9/11)
“The Making of Travels to the Edge” The small
but intrepid crew ventures with Art through
the kingdom of Bhutan and Nepal’s lowland
wilderness over high mountain passes, on the
tracks of unpredictable sloth bears and in step
with Art at a frenetic Buddhist festival.
*(HD) “Idaho Fairways” OUTDOOR IDAHO cameras
visit some of the state’s golf courses that cater
primarily to locals and are a gathering place
for the community. Some are on naturally
challenging terrains, others are designed and
created; some are built by farmers, others by a
more formal process. From hillsides to canyons,
from sharing space with an airport to links behind
protective woods, Idaho’s small courses offer
unique experiences. (Rpt. 9/12)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (Live Call-in) (Rpt. 9/12)
“Melbourne” KUID/KCDT only
“The Making of Travels to the Edge” KUID/KCDT
only
“The Rebel and the Prince” Murdoch and Crabtree
are assigned to protect Prince Alfred during a visit
to Toronto. A British aide warns of a possible Irish
threat against the prince on the same night that
an Irish girl wearing a Brotherhood ring turns up
dead. In a race against the clock and with little
assistance, Murdoch must track down the girl’s
killer, decipher the secret message and thwart
the plan.
10:00 MI5
(HD) An offer of information becomes complicated
when a known Irish splinter group leader wants
to talk to a high-ranking MI5 representative and
requests 30 hours of not being watched. Danny,
Zoe and Tom seek to stage an emergency to keep a
bomb explosion from killing anyone and still stop
an attack on a nuclear power station.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
10 Friday
“The Problem of Thor Bridge” Maria Gibson, a
dejected wife, arranges to meet her children’s
governess, Grace Dunbar, at Thor Bridge but is
gunned down in cold blood.
(HD) “Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn
Wonderland” The opening act burns up the stage
with its modern take on classic soul and funk.
Then Texas treasure Carolyn Wonderland follows
with an incendiary blend of rock, blues and soul.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
11 Saturday
(HD) “Jackpot” (Rpt. from 9/6)
“Melbourne” (R from 9/9)
(HD) “Travel Skills Special” Rick presents a
three-part look at how to travel smoothly and
affordably. He begins with practical tips on how
to plan a trip, overcome a language barrier and
find accommodations. Part 1 of 3
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“Salute to the Swing Bands” Ken Delo sings Jimmy
Dorsey’s “So Rare” and Anacani sings “Amapola” in
this 1979 show. From “Sophisticated Lady” to the
“Original Boogie Woogie” the show is filled with
swing music from the Big Band Era.
“Wedding Bells” Young Mr. Grace says he is going
to marry one of the staff members. There are
speculations that it might be Mrs. Slocombe.
Hyacinth fears that the tumultuous lives of her
family members will cast a pall on the carefully
polished image she tries so hard to maintain.
“The Swan Man of Ilkley” Lennie from the pickle
factory wants to be taken seriously and has
decided that sailing a swan boat might improve
his image. The lads come across him, up to his
neck in the canal, the boat having deflated.
“Stuck in the Middle with You” Nurse Ann Venables
goes to Africa to help out with a disaster relief
effort and leaves her teenage children in the care
of her ex-husband, Jimmy, and her mother, Diana.
The kids try to exploit the fact that the easy-going
handyman and his posh ex-mother-in-law cross
swords at every turn.
“Harold’s Leaving” Harold ruins everything by
going off to college. Red builds a fishing boat out
of furnace ducts.
“My Funny Valentine” Three weeks after moving
out of Zoe’s flat, Alec still looks morose. To cheer
him up, his secretary, Hillary, tries to arrange a
surprise Valentine date between Alec and Zoe.
11:00 Doctor Who
“End of Time” In David Tennant’s final performance
as the Doctor, he stands defeated in the face of
the Master’s victory, which unleashes the greatest
terror of all. With the ancient plan closing around
the Earth, only the Doctor can stop the cataclysm
— but is the price too great to pay? Part 2 of 2
(HD) “My Morning Jacket” The program is joined
in progress.
12 Sunday
5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith Garden Home
“Dazzling Daffodils” Smith showcases his new
“Daffodil Hill” where each spring, thousands of
new bulbs emerge in a show of cheery blooms.
He shares how to plant daffodil displays in other
gardens.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
*(HD) “TBA” (No Call-in) (R from 9/9)
Louisa is nervously awaiting an interview for
promotion to head teacher of Portwenn Primary
School, but the odds may be stacked against her.
Bert Large tests his cooking skills on the villagers
when he operates the fish and chip shop. Martin
discovers the skin infection among the children is
not a simple diagnosis.
—/6:00 NOVA
(D)(HD) “Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity” (R
from 9/7) KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Idaho Fairways” (R from 9/9)
“Bluebird Lady, Bull Run, Streaked Horn Lark” The
ancient forest surrounding Portland’s Bull Run
water supply is off limits to logging but questions
loom about fire, climate change and other risks.
8:00 Nature
(HD) “Dogs That Changed the World: The Rise
of the Dog” From the tiniest chihauhua to the
largest St. Bernard, all dogs claim the wolf as
their ancestor. NATURE tells the story of canine
evolution as revealed by scientists who used DNA
analysis and other research to trace the clues. Part
1 of 2
(D)(HD) “Inspector Lewis: Series III: Dark Matter”
The Master of Gresham College, an amateur
astronomer, is found dead at the foot of the
university observatory stairs. As they investigate
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LAFAYETTE:
THE LOST HERO
Airs Monday, September 13 at
10:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 8:00/7:00 and
11:00/10:00 p.m. MT/PT
the death, Lewis and Hathaway find that the
finger of suspicion points at staff members.
10:30 New Tricks
Halford visits a clairvoyant to try to contact his
dead wife but instead receives a message from a
1982 murder victim. Renewed efforts to solve the
old case leads UCOS to pursue another psychic,
which puts the future of the unit in jeopardy.
11:30 PBS Previews: Circus
Catch a glimpse of life under the big tent in this
preview of the November six-part miniseries,
CIRCUS. Cameras follow the Big Apple Circus, a
distinctive world of its own rules, lingo and no
fixed address. (Rpt. 9/27)
“El Salvador & Honduras” Brianna Barnes
explores two of Central America’s most rewarding
destinations.
13 Monday
This PBS documentary chronicles
the life and legend of Marie-Joseph Paul
Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, the Marquis
de Lafayette. An intriguing, neglected,
and controversial figure from both the
American and French revolutions, he was
at one time the most famous man in the
world.
The film examines why a wealthy
young French aristocrat would leave the
comforts of the court to help a fledgling
nation on another continent fight for
independence. It also examines the nature
of the daring path he then set upon, and
how the concept of liberty steered so many
choices in his life.
Lafayette’s life and quest to bring
democracy to America and France
is shared, in part, as recorded in the
extensive letters and memoirs of Lafayette;
his wife, Adrienne de Noailles; and his
close friend, George Washington.
The documentary’s narrative is
also driven by a present-day search by
Lafayette’s descendant, Sabine RenaultSabloniere, to find out more about her
ancestor. She uncovers the largely untold
story of Lafayette’s wife, second daughter
of the Duke de Noailles, and the arranged
marriage that turned into a great romance
and a partnership in revolution.
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(HD) “Honolulu, Hawaii” Host Mark L. Walberg and
appraiser David Bonsey explore one of Hawaii’s
most enduring legacies — its music. They visit
Kamaka ukulele factory where handcrafted
instruments have been made since 1916. At the
Hawaii Convention Center, appraisers examine
objects that include an archive of correspondence
signed by Queen Victoria, her son Albert, King
Kamehameha and Princess Kailani Part 2 of 3
(Rpt. 9/18)
8:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “El Salvador & Honduras” In Honduras host
Brianna Barnes swims with dolphins, spends
the day at a banana plantation, visits the Mayan
ruins of Copan, and learns how to roll cigars.
Next she heads to El Salvador, where she treks
through waterfalls in El Imposible National Park,
visits with a former guerrilla commander at the
Guazapa volcano, enjoys a rodeo fiesta in San Luis
del Carmen, and ascends the still-active Santa
Ana volcano.
9:00 History Detectives
(HD) “Lauste Film Clip/Baker’s Gold/Transatlantic
Cable” Detective Gwen Wright tracks down the
origin of a film clip that might be from the first
talking picture. Wes Cowan explores Gold Rush
territory to find facts behind sketches of five- and
eight-pound gold nuggets. Tukufu Zuberi is on the
case of a rope of twisted cable.
10:00 Lafayette: The Lost Hero
(HD) The story of the Marquis de Lafayette and
his quest to bring democracy to America and
France is told through the eyes of Sabine Renault
Sabloniere, a 21st century descendant. The film
traces the life and legend of this intriguing,
neglected and controversial figure, who left
France at the age of 19 and fought courageously
for the independence of the United States.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
14 Tuesday
7:00/— NOVA
(D)(HD) “Becoming Human: Last Human Standing”
This episode examines the roots of Homo sapiens,
now thought to be in southern Africa some
200,000 years ago, spreading throughout the
world after a severe period of cold drastically
reduced the human population. This episode also
looks at new evidence about the Neanderthals,
Homo sapiens’ European cousins, and their fate.
Part 3 of 3 (Rpt. 9/18)
8:00/7:00 Wild!
“Spinner Dolphins” The secrets of the amazing
aquatic and aerial exploits of the spinner dolphin
are revealed for the first time through the use
of cutting-edge computer graphics, aiding in
the understanding of the dolphin culture and
communication.
—/8:00 NOVA
KUID/KCDT only
9:00 Paris
“Blood & Chocolate” This episode traces the
growth of Paris from its origins on the River Seine
to a world capital of revolution, revealing a city
of haves and have-nots, theater and chocolate,
which famously and bloodily divided a nation.
Host Sandrine Viollet also visits the city’s eerie
catacombs. Part 2 of 3
10:00 POV
(HD) “In The Matter of Cha Jung Hee” An eightyear-old Korean adoptee comes to the United
States in 1966 with a passport for Cha Jung Hee.
She knows she is someone else but told to keep
her identity a secret, soon forgets her past. This
film follows the woman to her native Korea to
search for answers to her original identity, why it
is switched and who the real Cha Jung Hee is.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
15 Wednesday
(HD) Mischief Night is approaching and the folks
of Lark Rise and Candleford are excitedly planning
tricks to play on their neighbors. But Laura is in
no mood for silly pranks because Fisher Bloom has
returned, intent on winning her back.
8:00 Secrets of the Dead
(HD) “Aztec Massacre” Throughout recent times,
historians have believed that when the Spanish
Conquistadors arrived in Aztec territory in the
15th century, they were welcomed as returning
light-skinned gods by the Aztecs, who put up
little resistance to their conquest. But now, a new
find outside of Mexico City is turning history on its
head. The discovery: more than 400 bodies, many
of which show signs of having been mutilated and
even eaten.
9:00 Latin Music USA
(HD) “The Chicano Wave/Divas and Superstars”
The distinct musical voices of Mexican Americans
in the second half of the 20th century play an
important role in the struggle for Chicano civil
rights and propel them to the national stage.
Also, the Latin pop explosion at the turn of the
21st century ushers in the success of artists such
as Ricky Martin, Gloria Estefan and Shakira into
the English-language market. Parts 3 and 4 of 4
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
16 Thursday
“Season Retrospective” After traveling around the
world, meeting 30,000 visitors and evaluating an
estimated 250,000 objects, host Michael Aspel
brings the current series to a close with a look at
some of the greatest finds, including follow-up
stories on some of the objects brought under the
experts’ scrutiny.
“Mongolia: Mountain to Steppe” Art pursues
prehistoric wild horses as they roam the steppe,
rides the mountains with a Kazakh tribesman,
and catches up with nomadic reindeer herders.
*(HD) “Outdoor Volunteers” Outdoor enthusiasts
volunteer their services to work as river rangers,
go on archaeological digs, conduct scientific
research, and teach young people hunter safety.
This episode looks at the different ways these
people volunteer throughout Idaho and why they
do it. (Rpt. 9/19)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
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“The Annoying Red Planet” By all appearances
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Martians are responsible for the hanging death
of Henri Gaston, a Martian-obsessed loner with
a shop full of telescopes, charts and journals.
Murdoch believes Gaston’s observations could
have had something to do with his demise, but a
letter on his desk suggests that the reason for his
death is decidedly more terrestrial.
10:00 MI5
(HD) What initially looks like Irish terrorism reveals
itself as something bigger when three attacks hit
military targets. As the search for the perpetrator
narrows to Eastern Europe, the realization dawns
that their efforts to protect the government under
attack may be the ultimate target.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:00/— Newsline
17 Friday
“The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place” Sir
Robert Norebertson has gambled all on the
success of a horse in the Champion Stakes, and if
it loses, he is ruined. The episode features a young
Jude Law in a supporting role.
(HD) “My Morning Jacket” The Kentucky’s indie
rock band returns to the ACL stage to showcase
its most recent album Evil Urges. Frontman Jim
James and the band perform songs such as “Evil
Urges,” “Touch Me I’m Going to Scream, Pt. ,” and
“Highly Suspicious.”
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
“Do You Remember” Norma Zimmer sings “My
Favorite Things.” Larry Hooper and Buddy Merrill
cut up during “Sleepin’ at the Foot of the Bed.”
The Lawrence Welk Orchestra presents a medley
of songs from the Rodgers and Hammerstein
musical Carousel.
“German Week” Customers at Grace Brothers seem
to all be Germans looking for British goods.
Onslow’s birthday celebrations may only come
around once a year, but that is far too often for
Hyacinth.
“Watching the Clock” Clegg has bet Old McDermot
that the Tollgate clock can be seen over the hills
from the top of a certain tree, which unfortunately
proves to be easier to get up into than to get
down.
“Silence of the Clams” Jimmy lets his kids throw
a party and agrees to keep Diana away from the
house that night by inviting her to dinner to talk
about things that can’t be said in front of the kids.
The outing reveals a secret side of Diana.
“House Moving” Red and the guys try to move an
old building by balancing it on pick-up trucks; Bill
finds out about ladders and gravity. Red turns a
Cadillac into a backhoe.
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(HD) “Honolulu, Hawaii” Part 2 of 3 (Rpt. from
9/13)
“Season Retrospective” (R from 9/16)
(HD) “Travel Skills Special” Rick shoots his travel
tips on location in London, Paris, Amsterdam,
Venice, the Rhine and Swiss Alps. He demonstrates
how to stay safe in unfamiliar locations and shows
how to get around in a variety of environments.
Part 2 of 3
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“That’ll Be the Day” Alec is again living with Zoe.
He proposes to her on their first anniversary
sending her into a panic.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Runaway Bride” No sooner has the Doctor
said a tear-stained farewell to Rose Tyler than he
finds himself face-to-face with Donna, dressed
in a fluffy white wedding frock. When he tries to
return Donna to her wedding, they discover Donna
is caught in the web of an attempt to ensnare the
Earth.
(HD) “Avett Brothers/Heartless Bastards”
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“Vegetable Delight” Allen reveals that his organic
vegetable garden includes his traditional favorite
vegetable varieties. He then visits the historic
property of Strawberry Banke in Portsmouth,
New Hampshire.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
“Blood Is Thicker” Bert Large is hiding a secret
from his son Al, which threatens to jeopardize
their relationship. Martin visits the Flint brothers
at the country home they share with their parents.
Meanwhile, PC Mark Mylow is dealing with the
arrival of his domineering sister.
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7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Outdoor Volunteers” (R from 8/16)
*(HD) “Boat Building/Sixgill Sharks/Tsunami
Update” (R from 8/16)
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Dogs That Changed the World: Dogs
by Design” Some working dogs are able to use
their skills to perform tasks they were bred for
— herding, guarding. But as humans multiply
and transform the many breeds of dogs, the
relationship with them changes too. Part 2 of 2
“Inspector Lewis, Series III: Your Sudden Death
Question” Lewis and Hathaway investigate the
murder of a quiz competition contestant during
a quiet summer holiday at an empty Oxford
campus.
10:30 New Tricks
A 20-year-old case resurfaces involving a
successful barrister found bound up and dead in
his car. UCOS knows the victim had many enemies
but he also led a double life.
11:30 Atchafalaya Houseboat
This journey follows writer Gwen Roland, who
30 years ago, built a houseboat by hand and
lived as her forebears had generations earlier
in Louisiana’s million-acre Atchafalaya Swamp.
Roland’s heritage provides an unusual backdrop
for a story of self-discovery.
“Central America” Neil Gibson visits Costa Rica and
Nicaragua.
20 Monday
(HD) “Honolulu, Hawaii” Appraisers examine a
1915 Hawaiian flag quilt and a pair of violins
purchased in 1921, which are worth up to $15,000
despite being determined to be fakes. Part 3 of 3
(Rpt. 9/25)
8:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Central America” Host Neil Gibson visits the
Costa Rican capital of San Jose, where he gets
caught up in election fever, samples traditional
cuisine, and visits volunteers trying to combat
poverty in the city. He cruises to Monteverde Cloud
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER
New York Philharmonic:
Opening Night Concert 2010
See it in HD at 7:00/6:00 and 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT
This PBS special joins maestro Alan Gilbert for the
opening night concert of his second season. Gilbert
conducts the U.S. premiere of “Jazz Symphony,”
Wynton Marsalis’ new work for the Jazz at Lincoln
Center Orchestra and the Philharmonic.
Other arrangements include Richard Strauss’ “Don
Juan” and Hindemith’s “Symphonic Metamorphoses
on Themes” by Carl Maria von Weber.
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER remains
the only series of regularly scheduled live broadcast
performances on American television today. Fred
Child, host of NPR’s Performance Today, introduces
the concert.
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Forest Reserve and encounters tarantulas, deadly
snakes and rare birds. In Liberia, he attends a bull
fiesta where tries his hand at being a cowboy.
9:00 American Masters
(HD) “Cachao: Uno Mas” A maestro of legendary
status on the world stage and ultimately
considered one of the greatest Afro-Cuban
musicians of all time, Grammy-winning bassist
Israel “Cachao” Lopez dies in Coral Gables, Florida,
in March 2008 at almost 90 years of age. This
documentary looks at his life and music.
10:30 American Masters
(HD) “Orozco: Man of Fire” Sometimes considered
the other Mexican muralist beside his more
flamboyant compatriot Diego Rivera, the late
José Clemente Orozco specializes in bold, dynamic
murals that help establish the Mexican Mural
Renaissance.
21 Tuesday
7:00 NOVA
(D) (HD) “What Darwin Never Knew” NOVA reveals
scientific breakthroughs that help solve riddles
Darwin could not explain. The film travels from
the Galapagos Islands to the Arctic, and from
the time of the Cambrian explosion of animal
forms to today’s research labs where scientists are
beginning to crack nature’s secrets at the genetic
level. (Rpt. 9/25)
9:00 Paris
“Bohemian Rhapsody” This final installment
looks beyond the glittering surface of Paris at the
underground worlds and movements that define
the city in the 20th century. Host Sandrine Viollet
meets the can-can girls at the Moulin Rouge and
drinks absinthe at Pablo Picasso’s favorite haunt.
She also discusses Existentialism with students,
makes a nouvelle vague film, and talks pop music.
Part 3 of 3.
10:00 POV
(HD) “The Oath” Filmed in Yemen and Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, this episode interweaves the stories of
Abu Jandal, Osama bin Laden’s former bodyguard,
and Salim Hamdan, a prisoner at Guantanamo
facing war crimes charges. The film unfolds in a
narrative structure filled with plot reversals and
betrayals, leading ultimately to Osama bin Laden,
9/11, Guantánamo and the U.S. Supreme Court.
22 Wednesday
(HD) When the postmaster at Inglestone, with an
old score to settle, tries to force Dorcas into selling
up, she is faced with the heartbreaking prospect
of losing her home and denying Sydney his dream
of running the post office one day.
8:00 Secrets of the Dead
(HD) “Irish Escape” This episode documents an
1876 covert rescue mission hatched in New
Bedford, Massachusetts, to facilitate the escape
of six Irish political prisoners from a notorious
penal colony in Fremantle, Western Australia. At
the center of this daring rescue is an unlikely hero
— a non-partisan Quaker who risks his life and
liberty to bring these Irish rebels to the United
States on board the American whaler Catalpa.
9:00 Live from Lincoln Center
(HD) “New York Philharmonic: Opening Night
Concert 2010” Maestro Alan Gilbert conducts
the U.S. premiere of Wynton Marsalis’ new work,
“Swing Symphony” for the Jazz at Lincoln Center
Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic, as
well as work from Richard Strauss’ “Don Juan”
and Hindemith’s “Symphonic Metamorphoses on
Themes” by Carl Maria von Weber.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
23 Thursday
7:00/— Antiques Road Show UK
“Gloucester” Host Michael Aspel and the team
begin a new series in Gloucester, visiting
Gloucester Cathedral with 1,500 to 2,000 visitors
expected.
“Iceland: Earth, Air, Fire and Water” A land of
geysers, glaciers, volcanoes and rough-hewn
coastlines, nowhere else on Earth do the four
elements collide in such dramatic fashion as in
Iceland. Art captures dramatic expressions of
the planet’s geomorphology using composition,
pattern and light to create a striking portrait.
*(HD)“Vintage Idaho”Once crushed by Prohibition,
Idaho’s wine culture has been reborn. This show
chronicles a year in the vineyards, visiting wineries
from Sandpoint to Glenns Ferry and meeting the
people who are putting the “Potato State” on the
wine map. (Rpt. 9/26)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
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“Iceland: Earth, Air, Fire and Water” KUID/KCDT
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9:00 Rosemary & Thyme
“And No Birds Sing” Horticultural lecturer
Rosemary Boxer and newly divorced former
policewoman Laura Thyme discover they share
more than a love of gardening when a suspicious
fatal car accident brings them together at the
house of a wealthy businessman. They tend to a
cluster of mysteriously infected trees and spot a
poisonous plant in his garden.
10:00 MI5
(HD) An MI5 agent is identified and tortured inside
a Birmingham mosque, where the leadership is
suspected of extremist activities. While still able to
speak, the agent reveals boys are being trained as
suicide bombers. MI5 needs someone else inside
the mosque and an untested Algerian spy seeking
a British passport is eager for the assignment.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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“The Boscombe Valley Mystery” A man is found
dying beside a lake by his son. The trail leads to
blackmail and Australian gold mines, and then
Holmes makes a breakthrough.
(HD) “Avett Brothers/Heartless Bastards”The Avett
Brothers, rising roots rock kings, perform songs
from their latest album I and Love and You. Ohioto-Austin transplants Heartless Bastards follow
with their classic rock ‘n’ roll.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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5:00/4:00 NOVA
(HD) “What Darwin Never Knew” (Hour 2) Begins
at 4:00/3:00 p.m. MT/PT. (Rpt. from 9/21)
“Glouchester” (R from 9/23)
(HD) “Travel Skills Special” Rick completes his
favorite 3,000-mile European loop that winds
through Europe from London, while providing tips
on essential travels skills that can be used by all
travelers. Part 3 of 3
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“Big City, USA” Lawrence and the band swing out
to “Manhattan,” to open this show of songs that
represent cities, states and other geographical
sites. Bobby and Elaine keep “City Lights” aglow
while Jimmy Roberts sings “I Left My Heart in
San Francisco.” Kathie Sullivan takes everyone to
“Kansas City.”
“Shoulder to Shoulder”The two departments have
to share counters when new decorations arrive.
Hyacinth is still eager to impress Emmett with
her prowess as a singer, especially now that he
is divorced and has moved in next door with his
sister Liz.
“Has Anyone Seen a Peruvian Wart” Crowcroft
(Roy Barraclough), known as a ladies’ man, is in
the area to speak on flower arranging. Billy is keen
to foist his sister-in-law on him, but the rest of the
lads think he should first practice on Norah Batty.
“Lock Back in Anger” Jimmy’s van and its contents,
including tools and house keys, are stolen. Diana
insists on direct actions and sets about to change
the locks on the house, coming into conflict
with Jimmy’s laissez faire attitude. Meanwhile,
Siobhan gets Jimmy to agree to introduce her to
Dianna and the kids.
“Neither Rain nor Sleet” Red starts his own postal
system. Bill demos the rifle range. Red makes a
heart pacemaker out of a digital clock.
“The Look of Love “ Alec and Zoe start househunting. Thanks to Zoe’s giving Alec “the look,”
as advised by Jamie, they buy the house of her
dreams.
11:00 Doctor Who
“Smith and Jones” Medical student Martha
Jones finds her entire hospital is transported
to the moon. There she battles the Judoon,
outwits a blood-sucking Plasmavore and meets a
mysterious stranger called the Doctor, played by
David Tenant.
(HD) “Them Crooked Vultures”
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“Really Great Roses” Smith reveals how roses play
several important roles in different areas of the
Garden Home Retreat. He provides information on
different varieties and how to complement other
plants in the area.
5:30/4:30 Dialogue
“Aromatherapy” Martin has an odorous problem
with one of his patients, who stinks so much
people cannot bear to be in the same room
with him. Now Martin must get close enough to
discover the cause.
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(D)(HD) “Irish Escape” (R from 9/22) KUID/KCDT
only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
*(HD) “Vintage Idaho” (R from 9/23)
“Knowles Creek Update/Vultures/Wave Power”
Scientists update the results of Knowles Creek
restoration where the number of juvenile coho
have tripled since the project began in 1992.
Raptor expert Jim Anderson journeys from caves
to canyons to a roadkill graveyard in search of
turkey vultures.
8:00 Nature
(D)(HD) “Cuba: The Accidental Eden” In 2008,
NATURE produced “Cuba: Wild Island of the
Caribbean” revealing how the isolation of Cold
War politics accidently protected the island’s
ecosystems and wildlife. Now NATURE returns
NATURE
Cuba: The Accidental Eden
Airs Sunday, September 26, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT
The island’s landscape, its Caribbean location, and
its place at the center of Cold War politics combine to
preserve its natural environment.
For decades, Cuba’s wild landscapes lie untouched
while its Caribbean neighbors poison or pave over
their ecological riches. Now, Cuba’s priceless
treasures — amphibians, reptiles and the most
biologically diverse freshwater fish in the region —
are about to face an onslaught. Tourism is already on
the rise and most experts predict tourism it double
once the U.S. trade embargo ends.
Sponsors: Adam & Sean Solomon, Connections Academy, Idaho Conservation League, Idaho
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to compare contemporary Cuba with Caribbean
neighbors, who have poisoned or paved over their
ecological riches, and to speculate how Cuba’s
natural treasures are now facing an onslaught by
the 21st century.
“Inspector Lewis, Series III: Falling Darkness” Two
murders share a link with Doctor Hobson. Lewis
and Hathaway jump into action to try to unravel
the truth from a tangle of complicated events
to clear her name. Rupert Graves (“The Forsyte
Saga”) guest stars.
10:30 New Tricks
In 1997, Shivani Das, a beautiful, lively newlywed,
is attacked on a canal towpath and left for dead.
She still lies in a coma, brought on by the attack.
With the help of an Asian community liaison
officer, the team discovers Shivani believed she
was being followed and that a private investigator
has been missing since the assault.
11:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life
Filmmaker John Grabowska presents a lyrical
interpretation of the geologic story of Yellowstone.
Formation of glaciers, mountain ranges and the
gigantic caldera of a supervolcano provide a
sweeping saga. A short concluding film features
the portion of the national park that lies in Idaho
and immediately adjacent to it.
“Madrid City Guide” Adela Ucar Innerarity explores
the Spanish city.
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(HD) “Unique Antiques” This episode showcases
some outlandish, kitschy and downright
fascinating antiques and collectibles of the
series’ last decade. Highlights include a Weller
pottery humidor in the shape of a skull; a chair
once belonging to Chang Boker, the owner’s
great-grandfather and half of the 19th-century’s
world famous conjoined twins, Chang and Eng;
and a collection of tin cans salvaged from a 19thcentury dump, valued up to $14,000. (Rpt. 10/2)
8:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Madrid City Guide” Host Adela Ucar Innerarity
takes in the art at the Prado, browses “El Rastro”
(flea market), visits Spanish Civil War landmarks,
and samples the cuisine. She makes excursions
to El Escorial, Segovia’s Roman aqueducts and
Toledo.
9:00 When Worlds Collide
(HD) This 90-minute documentary explores
Hispanic history and heritage in America and how
the collision of the Old World and the New World
completely transformed the nature of ethnicity
and identity in the Americas. Hosted by Ruben
WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
Airs Monday, September 27, at
9:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 7:00/6:00 and
10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT
This PBS special chronicles the rise and
fall of Spain’s global empire from the reign
of Isabel and Ferdinand through the reign of
Philip II.
Hosted by journalist Ruben Martinez,
this 90-minute documentary explores how
the collision of the Old World and the New
World completely transformed the nature of
ethnicity and identity in the Americas.
Directed and produced by Carl Byker,
this documentary analyzes the origins of
today’s Latino culture through the largely
untold story of the Americas after Columbus.
The journey begins on the streets of Los
Angeles in 2010 and travels to Spain and
Latin America, where contact first occurred
between Spanish conquistadors and native
peoples.
The era created radical change in
both worlds, resulting in an entirely new
“mestizo” or mixed culture — an important
part of the heritage of more than 30 million
Latinos in the United States today.
Airs Tuesday, September 28, and Wednesday, September 29, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT
See it in HD at 6:00/5:00 p.m. and 9:00/8:00 p.m. MT/PT
Filmmaker Ken Burns picks up where his landmark 1994
series BASEBALL left off with this two-part, four-hour
documentary. The film explores the rise of Latino and Asian
players, the impact of performance-enhancing drugs, the new
chapter of the Yankee dynasty, and the historic World Series
victories of the Boston Red Sox.
THE TENTH INNING tells the story of America’s national
pastime from the early 1990s to the present day, introducing
an unforgettable array of players, teams and fans. It celebrates
the game’s resilience and enduring appeal, and showcases
extraordinary accomplishments — and devastating losses and
disappointments.
The film highlights dramatic developments that transform
the game: the 1994 strike that leaves many fans disillusioned
with their heroes; baseball’s skyrocketing profits thanks to new
stadiums; the introduction of interleague play and the wild card
playoff berth; the astonishing feats of Mark McGwire, Sammy
Sosa and Barry Bonds; and the revelations about performanceenhancing drugs that cast a shadow on many of the era’s greatest
stars and their accomplishments.
Combining filmed highlights, still photographs, music of the
period, and commentary by players, managers, experts and fans,
THE TENTH INNING interweaves the story of the national
pastime with the story of America.
In an age of globalization, deregulation and speculation, the
film demonstrates that baseball continues to mirror the country
— at its best and at its worst. The film also shows that when
America is feeling threatened, following the terrorist attacks of
September 11, 2001, baseball offers common ground. It provides
Americans with solace, distraction and hope for a return to
normality.
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“Baseball has changed so much in the last 15 years, but at
the same time, the reason that the game is so enduring is that it
is timeless,” says Burns. “Like the original series, this film pays
tribute to one of our nation’s greatest institutions. We celebrate
tremendous athletic achievements and examine the humanity and
diversity of the players, the dynamic relationship with the fans,
and all the layers and nuances that make a seemingly simple
exercise of hitting a ball with a stick infinitely fascinating.”
The finale is preceded
Wednesday, September
29, at 7:00 p.m.
MT/PT by
AMERICAN
EXPERIENCE
Roberto
Clemente, a
documentary on
the life of Puerto
Rican baseball
Hall of Famer and
humanitarian.
Sponsor: Idaho
Humanities Council
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Martinez, the film chronicles the rise and fall of
Spain’s global empire from the reign of Isabel and
Ferdinand through the reign of Philip II.
10:30 PBS Previews: Circus
(HD) Catch a glimpse of life under the big tent in
this preview of the November six-part miniseries.
This special follows the Big Apple Circus, a
distinctive world of its own rules, lingo and no
fixed address. (R from 9/27)
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
28 Tuesday
7:00 NOVA
(HD) “The Ghost in Your Genes” Scientists examine
how environmental influences can make small
chemical changes to human DNA without affecting
a gene’s overall makeup. This growing field of
epigenetics investigates hidden influences, such
as nutrition or stress, that may trigger switches,
which turn genes on or off and can be passed to
future generations. (Rpt. 10/2)
8:00 The Tenth Inning
(HD) “Top of the Tenth” In 1994 the national
pastime faces its worst crisis in 70 years when a
bitter and prolonged strike forces the cancellation
of the World Series, infuriating fans dismayed by
the athletes and teams they once worshipped.
Baseball has to rebuild. And rebuild it does,
with new stadiums, an infusion of new players
from Latin America and the shattering of historic
records previously considered unbreakable. Part 1
of 2
10:00 As Long As I Remember: American
Veteranos
Through the personal histories and experiences of
three Chicano veterans who are also artists from
south Texas, the film examines the role art plays
in the sorting of memories, post-traumatic stress
disorder, activism and the conflict in Iraq. The
film chronicles their upbringing in the MexicanAmerican community, their military service in
Vietnam, and their lives after the war.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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7:00 American Experience
“Roberto Clemente” In 1972 the award-winning
baseball star and committed humanitarian loses
his life in a plane crash while attempting to deliver
relief supplies to earthquake victims. Relatives,
childhood friends, former teammates and
journalists help tell the story of the Puerto Rican
native who plays 18 seasons with the Pittsburgh
Pirates while challenging racial discrimination
and working for social justice.
8:00 The Tenth Inning
(HD) “Bottom of the Tenth” In the first decade of
the 21st century, baseball is booming. In an age
of home runs and power, Pedro Martinez and a
handful of other superb pitchers still manage to
dominate. The talented right fielder Ichiro Suzuki
becomes MLB’s first Japanese position player and
a hero back home. Part 2 of 2
10:30 Edge of the Everglades: Big Cypress
National Preserve
On the western edge of the Everglades, beyond
the saw grass prairies of the famed River of Grass,
lies the cypress-studded marshland known as the
Big Cypress Swamp. The vast wet wilderness —
once slated to house the world’s largest jetport
— now stands as a testament to compromise.
This film tells the story of the massive, mysterious
EDGE OF THE EVERGLADES:
BIG CYPRESS NATIONAL
PRESERVE
This documentary tells the story of the massive,
mysterious marshland that inspires deep passions for
— and bitter debate about — one of the world’s last
great wild places.
On the western edge of the Florida Everglades,
beyond the saw grass prairies of the famed River of
Grass, lies the cypress-studded marshland known as
the Big Cypress Swamp. The vast wet wilderness
— a mosaic of marshes, cypress trees, pinelands and
prairies once slated to house the world’s largest jetport
— now stands as a testament to compromise.
In 1974, unlikely allies — conservationists and
hunters — broker a controversial deal that attempts to
satisfy both environmental and recreational interests.
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marshland that inspires deep passions for — and
bitter debate about — one of the world’s last
great wild places.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
30 Thursday
7:00/— Antiques Road Show UK
“Carter’s Steam Fair” Michael Aspel and the team
visit Carter’s Royal Berkshire Steam Fair, a traveling
fair based in southeast England that is known for
restoring old amusement rides and trucks.
“Ethiopia: The Omo Valley” Art ventures into
the Omo Valley, Ethiopia’s nearly inaccessible
and richest tribal zone. After enduring muddy,
impassable roads and swollen rivers, he makes his
way to the Hamer, Karo and remote Surma tribes.
He documents the tribes’ unique body painting,
elaborate adornments and timeless ceremonies.
*(HD) “Mining Idaho” From the individual
prospector to giant corporate operations,
OUTDOOR IDAHO looks at mining in Idaho as it
is today. With prices high, miners are heading to
work above and below the ground; sometimes
with the help of high-tech equipment. Plans
for new mines have downstream cities asking
questions about future water quality. (Rpt. 10/3)
8:30/7:30 Dialogue
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9:00 Rosemary & Thyme
“Arabica and Early Spider” While creating a wild
garden at pop star Nev Connolly’s Gothic mansion,
Rosemary and Laura discover two sets of bones
— one belonging to a racehorse and one a young
woman. As the friends unearth a mystery from
years ago, another murder occurs and they come
under fire.
10:00 MI5
(HD) Someone is hacking into MI5’s central
computer. Files are disappearing and agents are
lost in the field. A schoolteacher, who is linked
to a violent socialist group, is face-matched
where there is access to the computer. Zoe goes
underground in the school to investigate.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
Community Cinema
Kicks Off Seventh
Season in Idaho
A new season of the Community Cinema
outreach film series kicks off in Boise,
Pocatello and Caldwell in September.
Films are selected from the
INDEPENDENT LENS television series
for the monthly sneak previews, which
are followed by speakers and audience
discussion. The series is made possible
through a partnership of Idaho Public
Television, the Independent Television
Service, Boise State University, Idaho State
University and the College of Idaho. All
screening events are free and open to the
public.
The season’s first film, Me Facing
Life: Cyntoia’s Story, follows the sad and
startling story on Cyntoia Brown, 16, who
is serving a life sentence for murder. The
larger theme of the film is about putting a
teen with mental challenges on trial as an
adult and sentencing a young person to life
in prison. One journalist calls youngsters in
this situation “throw-away children.”
The hour-long film and 30-minute
discussion are scheduled September 21 at
5:30 p.m. in Boise State University Student
Union’s Barnwell Room and in Idaho State
University Pond Student Union Theater.
On September 22, the event is scheduled
in the College of Idaho Kathryn Albertson
International Center, Room 106, at 7:00 p.m. In Boise, defense attorney Tom McCabe,
will comment on local decisions to try
juveniles as adults and lead the discussion
that follows. McCabe is founding president
of the Idaho Association of Criminal
Defense Lawyers, and a past member of the
board of directors of the ACLU of Idaho.
Speakers in Pocatello and Caldwell are
pending.
Other films of the 2010-2011 season
are Reel Injun, Deep Down, The Calling,
For Once in My Life, Bhutto, Pushing the
Elephant and Welcome to Shelbyville.
Coming In OCTOBER 2010!
GoD IN AMERICA
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GREAT PERFORMANCES
Macbeth
Ron’s Picks
continued from page 17
and democracy. It looks at the origins
of the American concept of religious
liberty, and the controversial evolution
of that ideal in the nation’s courts and
political arena. The series considers the
role religious ideas and institutions have
played in social reform movements from
abolition to civil rights. It examines the
impact of religious faith on conflicts
from the American Revolution to the
Cold War, and how guarantees of
religious freedom created a competitive
religious marketplace in our nation.
The miniseries also explores the
intersection of political struggle and
spiritual experience in the lives of
some key American historical figures.
These include Franciscan Friars and the
Pueblo leader Po’pay, Puritan leader
John Winthrop and dissident Anne
Hutchinson, Catholic Bishop John
Hughes, abolitionist Frederick Douglass,
presidents Thomas Jefferson and
Abraham Lincoln, reform Rabbi Isaac
Meyer Wise, Scopes trial combatants
William Jennings Bryan and Clarence
Darrow, evangelist Billy Graham, civil
rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., and
the Moral Majority’s Jerry Falwell.
The series executive producer Michael
Sullivan notes, “The American story
cannot be fully understood without
understanding the country’s religious
history. By examining that history, God
in America will offer viewers a fresh,
revealing and challenging portrait of the
country.”
It is a fascinating examination of the
role of religion in our nation’s history
that you won’t want to miss.
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Weighs In on New
Season with ‘Gravity’
continued from page 5
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the season. Students can access more
information and facts about each topic,
links, reading lists, a glossary, podcasts
of programs, video shorts, full episodes
and special D4K Web-exclusive
programming. In addition to the season
opener on Gravity, this year’s lineup
features the following:
October 19 —The Planets
November 16 — Crime Scene Investigation
December 14 — Owls
January 18 — The Brain
February 15 — Force and Motion
March 15 — Urban Wildlife
April 19 — Earthquakes
May 17 — Snakes
Fun and in-depth explorations of ageappropriate science subjects have made
D4K a popular resource for educators
and have drawn accolades from national,
regional and state media organizations.
D4K’s awards earlier this year
included four top national or regional
honors for its 10th Anniversary Special:
a Northwest Regional Emmy in the
Children/Youth (12 and under) category,
a first-place Worldfest award in the
Education category, a Golden Eagle
award from the Council on International
Nontheatrical Events (CINE) in the
Children’s Programming category, and
a first-place award from the National
Educational Telecommunications
Association (NETA) in the Instructional/
Media Content category. The 10th
Anniversary Special also received a
second-place award from the Idaho
Press Club in the Public Affairs/TV
Studio category.
D4K also received five honors for its
Web-based programming: a third-place
award from the Society of Professional
Journalists of the Pacific Northwest in
the Best Website-Specialized Subject
category, a bronze Telly Award in the
Online Education category, and two
second-place awards and one third
from the Idaho Press Club for its online
programming.
Sponsor: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
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