Backroads of Montana: Paintings, Partials and Pies - Montana PBS

May 2013 

Backroads of Montana: 

Paintings, Partials and Pies 

Airs 8pm Thursday, May 20 

See story, p. 14

The Guide 

May 2013 

Vol. 26 

No. 11 

Images: Top: Doris Stewart Powell Middle: John Twiggs/MontanaPBS 

Bottom: Gus Chambers 

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Airs 8pm Monday, May 20 

Also airs 5/22 1am; 5/25 5:30pm 

backroads of Montana 


This new episode of Backroads of Montana 

introduces viewers to Polson, Hobson, 

the Sweet Grass Hills and Forsyth. 

See story, p. 14 

May 2013 

Backroads of Montana: 




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Director of Educational Services Chris Seifert 

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MISSOULA STAFF 

General Manager William Marcus 

Operations Director Daniel Dauterive 

Production Gus Chambers, Ray Ekness, 

Anna Rau, John Twiggs, Kagan Yochim 

Program Assistant Sue Ginn 

Friends of MontanaPBS Board 

officers 

Chair Yvonne Gritzner, Florence; Co-vice chair Bart 

Freese, Miles City; Co-vice chair Richard Young, 

Bozeman; Operations Treasurer Nancy Morrison, 

Billings; Campaign Treasurer Patricia Larsen, 

Missoula; Secretary Germaine Conrad, Missoula 

members 

Billings Norma Buchanan, Danell Jones, Jay 

Montague, Lynda Moss; Bozeman Walter Fleming, 

Eric Hyyppa; Butte Michele Robinson; Clancy 

Charles Lester; Galata Cathy Ratzburg; Great 

Falls Sarah Bower, Kerry Bronson, Elaine Schoyen; 

Helena Susan Butler, John Cech, Maryann Costello; 

Miles City Larry Grant; Missoula Kate Jackson, 

David Nelson, William Marcus; Whitefish Betsy 

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Doggett; UM Missoula; MSU Bozeman Jim Rimpau 

Channels 

Additional 

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Over-the-air TV channels 

Kalispell 

for MontanaPBS 

Great Falls 

17 Paradise & Shields River Valleys 

Billings 

20 Belgrade & Springhill Community 

20 Billings 

Missoula 

27 Emigrant & Chico Hot Springs Butte/Bozeman 

40 Sweet Grass Hills; Liberty, MontanaPBS HD 9.1 11.1 16.1 21.1 46.1 49.1 

Toole & Hill Counties 

MontanaPBS Kids 9.2 11.2 16.2 21.2 46.2 49.2 

63 Bridger, Fromberg 

PBS Create 9.3 11.3 16.3 21.3 46.3 49.3 

and Belfry 

MontanaPBS World 9.4 11.4 16.4 21.4 46.4 49.4 

Mont. Capitol Coverage 9.5 11.5 16.5 21.5 46.5 49.5 

www.montanapbs.org 

A service of 

Contents 

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3 Editor’s Choice 

4 Made in Montana 

6 Evening and Overnight 

(MontanaPBS & World Channels) 

22 MontanaPBS Weekend Programming 

23 MontanaPBS Weekday Programming 

24 MontanaPBS Children’s Programming 

25 A-Z Program Listing 

(MontanaPBS & World Channels) 

28 MontanaPBS Create Channel 

29 MontanaPBS Kids Channel 

30 Business Partners

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Editor’s Choice 

University of Montana Radio-TV Dept 

guns in the Big Sky 

This Montana Public Media collaborative project includes a documentary about the 

culture of guns in the state and a Town Hall Meeting dicussing how to keep Montana’s 

school’s safe. 



Top: Class training in Montana’s Gun Culture. 

Middle: Tristan Smith 14 of Kalispell 

Bottom: John Schoffstall and Brittany 

Montana’s Gun Culture 

Airs 7pm Tuesday, May 21 Also airs 5/22 noon, 5/23 3am, 5/25 4:30pm 

Entering the world of a gun show may seem like making a trip to a foreign land. But for 

many Montanans, guns are a way of life, a tool necessary for the rural lifestyle. “Montana’s 

Gun Culture” explores the many ways Montanans use guns and their relationships 

with firearms. 

From ranchers who use guns to manage their livestock to survivors of a 1986 

Montana school shooting, this program explores the role of guns in Montana’s culture. 

In Montana, women in isolated, rural areas carry weapons to protect their families 

and 12-year-olds learn gun safety and hunt for food. But there’s also a dark side to the 

gun culture. Crimes, violence and even school shootings in our state are also examined. 

This documentary is the most recent edition of a 26-year long tradition of films 

produced by the students of The University of Montana School of Journalism. 

MONTANA PUBLIC 

RADIO ONLY 

Gun Control: Knee Jerk or Necessary? 

Airs ONLY on Montana Public Radio 7pm Wednesday, May 22 

Montana Public Radio will present a one-hour, live discussion of gun control 

on MTPR stations in western and central Montana. MTPR News Director Sally 

Mauk will host the program with four guests: Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman, 

Nancy DePastino of “Moms Demand Action”, retired physician Dr. Doug 

Webber, and former U.S. Forest Service supervisor Ed Monnig. Both Webber 

and Monnig are hunters. Listeners will take part in the discussion by submitting 

questions and comments online. Tune in to the radio program or 

Keeping Our Schools Safe, A Town Hall Meeting 

Airs 7pm Thursday, May 23 Will be rebroadcast 5/29 noon 

MontanaPBS concludes its special series Guns in the Big Sky with a live forum on 

school safety. This program brings the conversation of gun regulation, sparked by the 

recent tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut, to Montana schools. Can gun regulation play a 

role in school safety? What options might make our schools safer?

4 MontanaPBS May 2013 

Made in Montana indicates Montana Made programs throughout this guide 

Aaron Pruitt/Scott Sterling 

4-H: Six Montana Stories Follow six 

young Montanans as they learn what 4-H 

is all about. It’s about refusing to give up 

on the runt of the litter, staying up all night 

to bottle feed a sick calf while knowing 

someday you’ll have to say goodbye. It’s 

about knowing where you’re headed but 

never forgetting where you’ve been. And 

it’s about pledging your head, your heart, 

your hands, and your health to help others. 

Airs Thursday 5/9 at 7pm, repeats Monday 

5/13 at 3am 

Walter “Blackie” Nelson, Wilbur Rehmann, Ken Nelson 

11th & Grant w/Eric Funk 

· The Dirty Shame In the tradition of 

outlaw country music, The Dirty Shame 

takes listeners on a journey into the Wild 

West. Airs Thursday 5/2 at 7pm, repeats 

Saturday 5/4 at 10:07pm, Monday 5/6 at 

3:30am 

· NEW! Wilbur Rehmann Quintet 

Helena performers Wilbur Rehmann, saxophone, 

and Blackie Nelson, guitar, shine 

a light on jazz standards as this quintet 

heats up the studio of 11th & Grant. In 

his 80s, legendary Montana jazz guitarist 

Blackie Nelson demonstrates clearly how 

musicians seem to become younger even 

as they age. Airs Thursday 5/16 at 7pm, 

repeats Saturday 5/18 at 10:39pm, Monday 

5/20 at 3am 

Fort Peck Dam The Dam was an 

engineering feat in a place as harsh and 

desolate as any on earth. It provided hope 

and a regular paycheck during the Great 

Depression. Thousands faced unforgiving 

conditions to build the Fort Peck Dam, a 

project bold in design, daring in execution, 

and far reaching in its effects. 

Airs Wednesday 5/1 at 12pm 

Virginia City: Where History Lives 

This program takes viewers down the 

boardwalks of Virginia City, Mont. Regional 

characters share the history of the area 

while incorporating personal experiences 

that detail how Virginia City shaped our 

state’s early days. Airs Saturday 5/4 at 

5pm, repeats Sunday 5/19 at 10:30am 

Business: Made In Montana: Outdoor 

Edition This episode features the following 

businesses: Mystery Ranch, Bozeman; 

LB Snow, Missoula; North Star West Inc., 

Antique Powder Rifles, Superior; Schnee’s 

Boots, Bozeman; Hart’s Motorsports & 

Dyno, Lolo; and 5 Cord Manufacturing, Missoula. 

Airs Sunday 5/5 at 10:30am 

Maps: Finding Our Voice Join alumni 

and current students on an intimate tour 

of who MAPS really is—the students and 

their creative forces. Get an insider’s look 

at the people of MAPS and the creative 

work they produce in the Bitterroot Valley. 

MAPS is an after school media arts 

program that provides free media arts 

education to Bitterroot Valley high school 

students. Airs Saturday 5/18 at 5pm 

Montana Ag Live 

· Women Take Over Ag Live! Montana 

agriculture just wouldn’t be the same 

without the women. Join Jacy Rothschiller 

of Montana Botanicals and our first ever 

all-female panel. Airs Sunday 5/5 at 11am 

• Montana Treasures: Can Fish & Ag 

Coexist? Bruce Rich from Montana Fish, 

Wildlife & Parks, Bureau Chief for Fisheries 

will answer questions concerning the 

interaction of agriculture and maintaining 

healthy fish populations. Airs Sunday 5/5 

at 6pm, repeats Sunday 5/12 at 11am 

· Grain Markets In Montana Today 

MSU agricultural economist Anton Bekkerman 

looks at the changing landscape 

of Montana’s grain markets. Airs Sunday 

5/12 at 6pm, repeats Sunday 5/19 at 11am 

· 2013 Legislative Impact On MSU 

MSU President Waded Cruzado will visit 

Montana Ag Live and bring viewers up to 

date on the 2013 legislative session and 

her vision for the College of Agriculture. 

Airs Sunday 5/19 at 6pm, repeats Sunday 

5/26 at 11am

5 

Charles M. Russell NWR: Nature’s 

Timeless Landscape The Charles 

M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge is 

a sprawling slice of the American West. 

Located in the heart of Montana’s breaks 

country, the refuge has abundant wildlife 

species including sharp-tailed grouse, sage 

grouse, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, 

elk and over 236 kinds of migratory birds. 

Stretching more than 125 miles from east 

to west along the Missouri River, the refuge 

is not one destination, but many. Airs 

Saturday 5/11 at 5pm, repeats Wednesday 

5/15 at 1am 

Global Positioning 

· Tseji Llamo Tseji Llamo tells her story 

about growing up in a poor rural village in 

Tibet and finding her way to educational 

opportunities, including a sponsored year 

at Carroll College, where she’s studying 

business. Airs Sunday 5/26 at 10:30am 

· Myles and Terry Grotbo Myles and 

Terry Grotbo grew up in Phillipsburg and 

are longtime residents of Helena. Both 

are experienced geologists with extensive 

backgrounds as mining and environmental 

engineering consultants, working on projects 

in West Africa and Latin America. Airs 

Sunday 5/12 at 10:30am 

Guns in the Big Sky: 

· Montana’s Gun Culture From ranchers 

who use guns to manage their livestock to 

survivors of a 1986 Montana school shooting, 

this program explores the role of guns 

in Montana’s culture. Crimes, violence 

and even school shootings in our state 

are also examined. Airs Tuesday 5/21 at 

7pm, repeats Wednesday 5/22 at 12pm, 

Thursday 5/23 at 5am, Thursday 5/23 at 

3am, Saturday 5/25 at 4:30pm 

5/4 5:30pm, 5/13 4:30 · Pancakes and 

Polo Get ready for wild rides, wild flowers, 

and wild stories in this episode. We gape at 

cowboy polo east of Missoula; walk through 

a field of wildflowers on Big Hole Pass west of 

Dillon, listen in at the annual storytellers’ conference 

in Cut Bank, and stop along the way 

for a bite to eat at Yesterday’s Calf-A in Dell. And 

host William Marcus gives us a tour of the original 

Governor’s Mansion in Helena, built by a businessman 

in 1888 and residence of governors from 1931 to 1959. 

5/11 5:30pm · Music and Memories The Backroads crew takes us along on visits to 

the Accordion Festival in Philipsburg, the Ross Cedars in Northwest Montana, a bucking 

bronco school in Arlee and historic Mann Gulch near Helena. And we get to know a grain 

elevator photographer in Bozeman. 

5/11 5:30pm · Flathead Lake to the Crazy Mountains William Marcus introduces us to 

a Big Timber man who works on a minute level; follow a group of seniors as they beautify 

a stretch of highway in northwest Montana; hitch a ride on the Orphan Girl Express at the 

World Museum of Mining in Butte; unwind in Helena with a man who restores wind-up 

phonographs and storm the castle in White Sulphur Springs. 

NEW! 5/20 8pm, 5/22 1am, 5/25 5:30pm · Paintings, Partials and Pies Follow competitors 

in the cherry pit spitting and cherry pie eating contests at the Flathead Cherry 

Festival in Polson. Learn the story of Hobson dentist Virgil Stewart who began his practice 

in 1912 during an era when most rural Montanans could not afford such care. Hike into 

the Sweet Grass Hills where natural wonder rises out of the prairie. And meet an eastern 

Montana man whose passion for art has literally spread all over the town of Forsyth. William 

Marcus hosts the program from historical landmarks near Havre and Chinook. 

Clearing The Smoke: The Science of Cannabis This MontanaPBS documentary reveals 

how cannabis acts on the brain and in the body to treat nausea, pain, epilepsy and potentially 

even cancer. Extensive interviews with patients, doctors, researchers and skeptics 

detail the promises and the limitations of medicinal cannabis. Airs Thursday 5/30 at 7pm 

Provided by Anna Rau 

· Keeping Schools Safe, A Town Hall 

Meeting MontanaPBS hosts a live forum 

on school safety. This program brings the 

conversation of gun regulation, sparked by 

the recent tragedy in Newtown, Conn., to 

Montana schools. Airs Thursday 5/23 at 

7pm, repeats Wednesday 5/29 at 12pm 

Dr. Eric Voth, Chairman of the Institute on Global Drug Policy, discusses medicinal 

cannabis in Clearing the Smoke

Courtesy of ©Herbert Graf 

Courbette Spanish Riding School, Vienna, 

Austria. 

nature 

Legendary White Stallions 

Airs 7pm Tuesday, May 1 

Also airs 5/3 3am; 5/5 1:01am; 5/6 noon 

Hear the story of the world-famous Lipizzaner 

stallions, from their origins in ancient 

times to the almost unknown drama of 

their rescue in 1945. The film, which focuses 

on the bond that develops between 

horse and rider, begins at the Spanish 

Riding School in Vienna. Here the perfect 

harmony between horse and rider, as well 

as the beauty and power of the magnificent 

white stallions, is celebrated in their 

impressive performance. Their carefully 

choreographed movements were originally 

intended for war. Then, only the strongest 

and most athletic of the horses were 

chosen. The Lipizzaner stallion was bred 

for its courage, strength and character, 

but the horse is also gentle, sensitive 

and exceptionally responsive to praise. 


Evening and Overnight 

Wednesday May 1 

AM EARLY MORNING 

mdnt world Nature: Jungle Eagle 

12:00 Tavis Smiley 

12:30 Newsline 

1:00 Safeguarding Memory: Commemorating 

Jewish Mass Graves in Poland 

1:00 world PBS NewsHour 

1:30 Independent Lens: The Undocumented 

2:00 world Nightly Business Report 

2:30 world Tavis Smiley 

3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Rapid City, hr 2 

3:00 world POV: Presumed Guilty 

4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Phoenix 

4:00 world Newsline 


5:00 Teaching Channel Presents: 

Math & English Essentials 

5:00 world John McLaughlin’s One on One 

5:30 world Asia Insight 

6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, p. 23 

PM EVENING 

5:30 Nightly Business Report 

5:30 world Independent Lens: 

The Undocumented Tv-m 

6:00 PBS NewsHour 

7:00 Nature “Legendary White Stallions” 

This story of the famous Lipizzaner 

stallions focuses on the bond 

between the horses and caregivers. 

Tv-pg See story, left 

7:00 world Frontline 

8:00 NOVA “Australia’s First 4 Billion 

Years: Strange Creature” The story 

of Australia’s origins features deadly 

asteroids, titanic dinosaurs and giant 

kangaroos is explored. Tv-pg 


9:00 Secrets of the Dead “Bugging 

Hitler’s Soldiers” The bugging operation 

by MI19 that recorded confessions 

by 4,000 German POW’s is 

highlighted. Tv-pg 


9:30 world Journal Tv-g 

10:00 BBC World News 

10:00 world Brooks: City of 100 Hellos Tv-g 

10:30 Charlie Rose 


The Undocumented Tv-m 

11:30 MotorWeek “Jaguar F-Type” The 

2014 Jaguar F-Type and the 2013 

Ford Taurus are road tested. Tv-g 

Thursday May 2 


mdnt world Frontline 



1:00 Dust Bowl: Reaping the Whirlwind 




3:00 Frontline: Never Forget to Lie 

3:00 world Niagara Falls 

4:00 Dust Bowl: Reaping the Whirlwind 



5:00 world Scully/The World Show 

5:30 world Second Opinion: 

Breast Cancer In Young Women 


PM EVENING 



6:00 world Secrets of the Dead: 

Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers Tv-pg 

7:00 11th & Grant with Eric 

Funk “The Dirty Shame” In the 

tradition of outlaw country music, 

The Dirty Shame takes listeners on 

a journey into the Wild West. Tv-g 

See p. 4-5 

7:00 world NOVA scienceNOW: 

Where Did We Come from? Tv-pg 

8:00 Lark Rise to Candleford Dorcas 

and James Dowland clash when an 

accident happens on the path from 

Lark Rise to Candleford. 


9:00 Inspector Morse “Absolute 

Conviction, pt 1” Morse investigates 

the affairs of three people in prison 

for fraud, when one of them is murdered. 

Tv-g 




10:00 world NOVA: Australia’s First 4 Billion 

Years: Strange Creature Tv-pg 


11:00 world Secrets of the Dead: Bugging 

Hitler’s Soldiers Tv-pg 

11:30 The Mind of a Chef “Japan” David 

Chang explores a street market 

in Tokyo and visits the three-star 

restaurant Kikuno in Kyoto. Tv-pg 

Friday May 3 


mdnt world NOVA scienceNOW: 

Where Did We Come from? 



1:00 NOVA: Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: 

Strange Creature 


2:00 Secrets of the Dead: 

Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers

MontanaPBS and MontanaPBS World channels are available with an antenna in these communities: 

MontanaPBS HD · Bozeman/Butte 9.1, Missoula 11.1, Billings 16.1, Great Falls 21.1, Helena 49.1, Kalispell 46.1 

MontanaPBS World · Bozeman/Butte 9.4, Missoula 11.4, Billings 16.4, Great Falls 21.4, Helena 49.4, Kalispell 46.4 

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3:00 Nature: Legendary White Stallions 

3:00 world Pacific Heartbeat 






Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers 

5:00 world Well Read: Tim Egan, 

“Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher” 

5:30 world Great Decisions In Foreign Policy: 

The Intervention Calculation 


PM EVENING 



6:00 world West Encounters East Tv-g 

7:00 Washington Week 

with Gwen Ifill 

7:00 world Every Day Is a Holiday Tv-g 

7:30 Need to Know 

8:00 Chris Mann In Concert: 

A Mann for All Seasons “The 

Voice” contestant performs classical-crossover 

favorites with Martina 

McBride and Mindi Abair. Tv-g 


9:00 Great Performances “Paul Taylor 

Dance Company In Paris” Tv-pg 





A Village Called Versailles Tv-pg 



11:30 Everyday Edisons “A Hot and 

Steamy Clean” Prolific inventor Eric 

Huber has created a device that can 

clean a kitchen in a very hygienic 

way. Tv-g 

3:30 world Saving the Ocean: 

Swordfish!, pt 1 

4:00 The This Old House Hour 

4:00 world Inside Washington 

4:30 world Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 

5:00 The Woodwright’s Shop 

5:00 world To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 

5:30 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 

5:30 world Asian Voices: Scheduling Slug 

6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, p. 22 

PM EVENING 

6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 

“Great Entertainers” This 1981 

program features “Yankee Doodle 

Dandy,” “You’re a Grand Old Flag” 

and “Glow Worm.” 


6:30 world McLaughlin Group 

7:00 Keeping Up Appearances “A 

Strange Man” Hyacinth is appalled 

when she sees a man next door at 

Liz’s who has spent the night there. 

7:00 world Need to Know 

7:30 world Inside Washington Tv-g 

7:31 As Time Goes By “Showered 

with Gifts” When Lionel and Jean 

made a stand against the ghastly 

country set several weeks earlier, 

they became very popular with the 

villagers. (40/66) 

8:00 world Dust Bowl: 

Reaping the Whirlwind Tv-pg 

8:02 Doc Martin “The Admirer” Louisa 

discovers she has a rival for Doc 

Martin’s affections, a glamorous 

divorcee and hotel owner. Tv-pg 

8:50 Allo Allo Gruber informs von 

Klinkerhoffen that it was the collaborating 

French General who blew up 

Flick and is suspected of trying to 

poison the other Generals. (39/54) 

9:16 Mr. Bean “Hair By Mr. Bean of 

London” When Mr. Bean has to wait 

a few minutes for the hairdresser, 

he starts playing barber. Tv-pg 

9:44 The Red Green Show “Masquerade 

Marathon” Mike uses the 

Masquerade Picnic to hide from a 

bad guy. Red puts hot peppers in 

the bird feeder. Tv-g 

10:00 world Moyers & Company 

Courtesy of Randee St. Nicholas 

Saturday May 4 


mdnt world Every Day Is a Holiday 


12:30 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 



1:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 

2:00 Inside Washington 


2:30 This Is America & The World 


3:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 


Destination Baja 

3:30 Market to Market 

Chris Mann in Concert: A Mann for All Seasons 

Airs 8pm Friday, May 3 With his stunning classical voice, Chris Mann was a breakout star on 

“The Voice.” In this concert special, recorded live, Mann performs a collection of classical-crossover 

favorites with special guests Martina McBride and jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair.

Courtesy of Tile Films 

Burial ceremony at Duffy’s Cut with 

Watson brothers. 

secrets of the dead 

Death on the Railroad 

Airs 9pm Wednesday, May 8 

Also airs 5/10 2am, 5am 

A classic story involving foul play, coverups, 

a murder mystery and a voyage of discovery 

explains what happened to a group 

of Irish men who immigrated to America. In 

1832, railroad contractor Philip Duffy hired 

57 Irish immigrants to lay railroad tracks 

in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Less than 

two months after their arrival, all 57 were 

dead. Did they all die — as was widely 

believed — from cholera? Or were some 

murdered? In 2003, twin brothers who 

discovered a secret file among their grandfather’s 

papers investigated the deaths of 

these men and found the location of their 

final resting place. Using the latest forensic 

and scientific investigative techniques, 

DNA, forensic analysis, facial reconstruction 

and historical detective work in Ireland 

and the U.S., modern detectives and 

experts unravel this extraordinary story. 


Evening and Overnight continued 


Funk “The Dirty Shame” In the 

tradition of outlaw country music, 

The Dirty Shame takes listeners on 

a journey into the Wild West. Tv-g 

See p. 4-5 

11:00 world Linkasia 

11:05 Austin City Limits “Norah Jones/ 

Kat Edmonson” Jones sings songs 

from her album “Little Broken Heart” 

and Edmonson showcases her LP 

“Way Down Low.” Tv-pg 


Sunday May 5 


mdnt world McLaughlin Group 




1:00 world Dust Bowl: Reaping the Whirlwind 

1:01 Nature: Legendary White Stallions 

2:00 Shakespeare Uncovered: 

Richard II with Derek Jacobi 

3:00 Equitrekking Adventures: Arizona 

3:00 world Teaching Channel Presents: 

Inquiry Based Teaching 

3:30 13 Wonders of Spain: Cordoba 

4:00 Scully/The World Show 

4:00 world America Reframed: 

51 Birch Street 

4:30 New York Originals 

5:00 Theater Talk: A New Take On Cinderella 

5:30 Wild Animal Baby Explorers 


PM AFTERNOON/EVENING 

3:00 Masterpiece Classic “Downton 

Abbey, Series II, pt 3” Isobel and 

Cora lock horns over control of 

Downton’s medical role. Mrs. Bird 

starts a soup kitchen. Tv-pg 

3:00 world Pacific Heartbeat: 

Let’s Play Music! Tv-g 

4:00 Globe Trekker “Around the World: 

Panamericana” A silver mine in 

Zacatecas, Chihuahua and Mexico 

City where the Aztecs once ruled are 

explored. 


5:00 Moyers & Company 

5:00 world Every Day Is a Holiday Tv-g 

6:00 Montana AG Live “Montana 

Treasures: Can Fish & Ag Coexist?” 

Bruce Rich, Montana Fish, Wildlife 

& Parks, Bureau Chief for Fisheries 

will answer questions concerning 

the interaction of agriculture and 

maintaining healthy fish populations. 

Tv-g See p. 4-5 



7:00 Call the Midwife Jenny’s nursing 

rounds lead her to a family that has 

suffered misfortune from tuberculosis. 

Tv-14 

8:00 Masterpiece Classic “Mr. 

Selfridge, pt 6” The story of 

Harry Gordon Selfridge, the visionary 

American founder of the London 

department store continues. Tv-pg 

8:00 world Global Voices: 

Education Education 

9:00 The Bletchley Circle Susan tells 

the other women that she came 

face to face with the killer—and he 

let her go. Tv-14 


Let’s Play Music! Tv-g 

10:00 Anna May Wong: In Her Own 

Words The life and career of Anna 

May Wong, the first Chinese-American 

movie star, is highlighted. Tv-pg 



11:00 Great Performances at the 

Met “Un Ballo In Maschera” Marcelo 

Allvarez and Sondra Radvanovsky 

star in David Alden’s production of 

Verdi’s opera. Tv-pg 

Monday May 6 


mdnt world Global Voices: 



Let’s Play Music! 

1:30 Doc Martin: The Admirer 

2:00 world West Encounters East 

2:30 11th & Grant with Eric Funk: 

The Dirty Shame 

3:00 world Every Day Is a Holiday 


The Dirty Shame 


4:30 Rembrandt In America 


5:00 Song of the Mountains 


5:30 world Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 


PM EVENING 


5:30 world American Masters: 

Hollywood Chinese Tv-pg 

6:00 PBS NewsHour




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7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Rapid City, 

hr 3” Two sets of Frank Lloyd Wright 

blueprints and a Favrile Fabrique Tiffany 

desk lamp are discovered. Tv-g 

7:00 world Anna May Wong: 

In Her Own Words Tv-pg 

8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage 

Secaucus” A 1900 folk art ship 

model bought at a yard sale and a 

gaming table bought for $25 are 

showcased. Tv-g 


9:00 Independent Lens “Seeking 

Asian Female” An elderly American 

man and a young Chinese woman 

pursue a marriage brokered by the 

internet. Tv-pg 




10:00 world Little Manila: 

Filipinos In California’s Heartland Tv-g 


10:30 world American Masters: 

Hollywood Chinese Tv-pg 

11:30 New Scandinavian Cooking 

“Packed to Go” Andreas shares his 

favorite bread recipe and creates 

a healthy liver pate and a honey 

crusted ham. Tv-g 

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge Airs 8pm Sundays 

Jeremy Piven (pictured) stars as a wheeling-dealing American who shows early 1900s Londoners 

how to shop. Based on the life of colorful retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge, the new series 

is created by Emmy Award-winning writer Andrew Davies. Who knew shopping could be like this? 

Courtesy of ITV for MASTERPIECE 

Tuesday May 7 


mdnt world Anna May Wong: 

In Her Own Words 



1:00 Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge, pt 6 


2:00 The Bletchley Circle 



3:00 Call the Midwife 






5:00 The Bletchley Circle 

5:00 world Asia This Week 

5:30 world European Journal 


PM EVENING 




Swordfish!, pt 2 Tv-g 


River of Kings, pt 1 Tv-g 

7:00 Jesse James: American 

Experience Less heroic than 

brutal, James was a product of 

the Civil War. Tv-pg 

7:00 world Nature: White Stallions Tv-pg 

8:00 Constitution USA with Peter 

Sagal “A More Perfect Union” The 

Constitution’s most innovative feature, 

its resilient brand of federalism, 

is explored. Tv-pg See story, p. 18 


9:00 Ted Talks Education Inspirational 

speakers curated by TED share 

fresh ideas to address the high 

school drop-out crisis. Tv-pg 




10:00 world Pacific Heartbeat: Hula Tv-g 



Swordfish!, pt 2 Tv-g 

11:30 Between the Lines with Barry 

Kibrick “Patti Davis: The Lives” 

The daughter of Ronald and Nancy 

Reagan discusses her book The 

Lives Our Mothers Leave Us. Tv-g 





mdnt world Nature: Legendary White Stallions 



1:00 Lidia Celebrates America: Weddings 


2:00 Independent Lens: Seeking Asian Female 



3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Rapid City, hr 3 


A Village Called Versailles 

4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Secaucus 



5:00 Teaching Channel Presents: Science 

Technology Engineering & Math 


5:30 world Asia Biz Forecast 


PM EVENING 


6:00 PBS NewsHour

Courtesy of John Howe 

Sister Wendy Beckett 

Sister Wendy and the Art 

of the Gospel 

Airs 9pm Sunday, May 12 

The arresting sight of Sister Wendy Beckett, 

all teeth and glasses, burst on to 

our screens in the 1990s. An instant 

star, she travelled the world in her habit 

telling us the story of Christian art and 

painting but revealing little of her own extraordinary 

story. Arena goes in search 

of the ‘real’ Wendy, who, at 82, talks 

frankly, humorously, and profoundly about 

her life and spirituality for the first time. 

Wendy’s story, inseparable from that of 

the Gospel, is told alongside her selection 

of paintings by the greatest old masters, 

revealing the emotional insights 

they have given her. In this film, we hear 

for the first time of Wendy’s personal 

journey to God, her insights on prayer 

and suffering, and her reflections on 

the contemporary world. Above all, she 

connects us to the art that has helped 

her to know herself and her faith. 

Provided by the Jolma Family 




Seeking Asian Female Tv-pg 

7:00 Nature “The Private Life of Deer” 

Scientists, deer experts and special 

cameras shed light on the hidden 

world of white-tailed deer. Tv-g 

7:00 world POV: In the Matter of Cha Jung 

Hee Tv-pg 

8:00 NOVA “Venom: Nature’s Killer” 

Scientists track down and capture 

the planet’s most deadly creatures 

to study their toxic venom. Tv-pg 


9:00 Secrets of the Dead “Death 

on the Railroad” The deaths of 57 

Irish immigrants hired to lay railroad 

tracks in Pennsylvania in 1832 are 

examined. Tv-pg See story, p. 8 




10:00 world Ted Talks Education Tv-pg 



Seeking Asian Female Tv-pg 

11:30 MotorWeek Tv-g 



mdnt world POV: In the Matter of 

Cha Jung Hee 



1:00 Constitution USA with Peter Sagal: 

A More Perfect Union 


2:00 Ted Talks Education 



3:00 Jesse James: American Experience 

3:00 world Anna May Wong: 

In Her Own Words 





5:00 Ted Talks Education 


5:30 world Second Opinion: 

Conversion Disorder 


PM EVENING 




Death on the Railroad Tv-pg 

your business or organization 

could be recognized here 

Contact Drew Jenkins, (406)994-6606 

drew_jenkings@montanapbs.org 

4-H: Six Montana Stories Airs 7pm Thursday, May 9 Also airs 

5/13 3am • Follow six young Montanans as they learn what 4-H is all about. It’s about refusing 

to give up on the runt of the litter, staying up all night to bottle feed a sick calf while knowing 

someday you’ll have to say goodbye. It’s about knowing where you’re headed but never forgetting 

where you’ve been. And it’s about pledging your head, your heart, your hands, and 

your health to help others. Pictured: Garret Jolma checks his gardening project at the fair




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7:00 4-H: Six Montana Stories 

Follow six young Montanans as 

they learn what 4-H is all about. It’s 

about pledging your head, your heart, 

your hands, and your health—not for 

yourself, but to help others. 

See p. 4-5 


What’s the Next Big Thing? Tv-pg 


8:30 Lark Rise to Candleford Baby 

Annie stirs up emotions of days 

gone by and loves yet to be found. 


9:30 Inspector Morse “Absolute 

Conviction, pt 2” Morse investigates 

the affairs of three people in prison 

for fraud, when one of them is murdered. 

Tv-g 


10:00 world NOVA: Meteor Strike Tv-pg 




Death on the Railroad Tv-pg 

Friday May 10 



What’s The Next Big Thing? 



1:00 NOVA: Venom: Nature’s Killer 






3:00 Nature: The Private Life of Deer 

3:00 world Pacific Heartbeat: Hula 






5:00 world Well Read 

5:30 world Great Decisions in Foreign Policy: 

The Generals and the Democrat 


PM EVENING 



6:00 world Constitution USA with Peter 

Sagal: A More Perfect Union Tv-pg 



7:00 world Passing Poston: 

An American Story Tv-g 


8:00 Carole King: James Taylor 

Live at the Troubadour Taylor 

and King celebrate the 50th anniversary 

of the Los Angeles club with a 

great set of songs. Tv-g 


9:00 Jake Shimabukuro: Life On 

Four Strings A portrait of an 

inspiring and inventive musician 

known for his virtuoso skills on the 

ukulele. Tv-g 




10:00 world Jesse James: 

American Experience Tv-pg 



Sagal: A More Perfect Union Tv-pg 

11:30 Everyday Edisons “I Can Finally 

Grasp It!” Mark Stark’s invention 

may be the most economical 

prosthesis to hit the marketplace in 

decades. Tv-g 



mdnt world Passing Poston: 

An American Story 












Swordfish!, pt 2 



River of Kings, pt 1 









PM EVENING 


“Mother’s Day Show” Buddy Merrill 

plays “Blue Suede Shoes” in this 

show from 1956. “Birds and the 

Bees” is performed. 



7:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Driving 

Mrs. Fortescue” Hyacinth is 

very thrilled when the wealthy Mrs. 

Fortescue asks them to give her a 

lift into town. 



7:31 As Time Goes By “The Stalker” 

Lionel is feeling brave and protective, 

giving his wife, Jean, cause for 

concern. Lionel’s pride is severelydented, 

not only because of Jean’s 

reaction, but also because he has 

tried—and failed—to open a jar of 

pickled onions. (41/66) 

8:00 world Eisenhower’s Secret War Tv-g 

8:02 Doc Martin “The Holly Bears A 

Prickle” On their first date, Doc Martin 

makes an inappropriate remark 

and Louisa ends their affair. Tv-pg 

8:50 Allo Allo Fearing being blamed for 

the ten Genarals who were sent to 

the coast, Rene sets out to brick 

himself into his cellar. Michelle 

arrives with a medal for his bravery 

but also with a suicide pill since he 

knows too much. (40/54) 

9:00 world Eisenhower’s Secret War: 

Building Weapons, Talking Peace Tv-g 

9:16 Dirk Gently The search for an 

elderly woman’s missing cat leads 

Dirk and sidekick MacDuff to bigger 

mysteries. Tv-pg 


10:16 The Red Green Show “Harold’s 

Dilemma” Harold decides to do a 

massive renovation to make the 

Lodge appealing to tourists. Tv-g 

10:39 Austin City Limits “The Shins/ 

Dr. Dog” The Shins play songs from 

their latest record “Port of Morrow” 

and Dr. Dog highlights “Be the Void.” 

Tv-pg 



11:36 Sun Studio Sessions “Nicole 

Atkins” “Cry, Cry, Cry” and “Vultures” 

showcase Nicole’s unique blend of 

rootsy-folk and indie rock. Tv-pg 

Sunday May 12 





1:00 Nature: The Private Life of Deer

Courtesy of James Helmer 

Courtesy of US Air Force 

Lieutenant Elle Helmer at the Vietnam War 

Memorial, US Marine Corps. 

Independent Lens 

The Invisible War 


Also airs 5/15 1:30am 

The most shameful and best-kept secret 

in the U.S. military is the epidemic 

of rape and sexual assault within 

the ranks. An American female soldier 

in a combat zone is more likely to be 

raped by a fellow soldier than killed by 

enemy fire. A culture of privilege and 

impunity has resulted in few prosecutions 

and the systematic isolation of 

women who dare to report the crimes. 

Airman 1st Class Jessica Hinves, US Air 

Force, kneels under an aircraft. 




The Lure of the Presidency 

2:00 Shakespeare Uncovered: Henry IV & 

Henry V with Jeremy Irons 


Building Weapons, Talking Peace 

3:00 Equitrekking Adventures: 

Equitrekking Belize 


Connecting The Arts to Academics 

3:30 13 Wonders of Spain: Toledo 


4:00 world America Reframed: Postville Raid 


5:00 Theater Talk 





Abbey, Series II, pt 4” In the 

climactic battle of the war, Matthew 

and William go over the top to an 

uncertain fate. Tv-pg 



Panamericana: Incas & Inquisiti” 

Well-preserved ice mummies and 

a gold mine are explored in Peru, 

home of the legendary Incas. 

4:00 world Passing Poston Tv-g 


5:00 world POV: Cha Jung Hee Tv-pg 

6:00 Montana AG Live “Grain 

Markets in Montana Today” Anton 

Bekkerman, MSU agricultural 

economist, looks at the changing 

landscape of Montana’s grain markets. 

Tv-g See p. 4-5 


7:00 Call the Midwife On Cynthia’s 

district rounds, she administers 

daily insulin to a man who belittles 

his wife. Tv-14 

8:00 Masterpiece Classic “Mr. Selfridge, 

pt 7” This mini-series is a 

dramatization of the real-life story of 

Harry Gordon Selfridge, the flamboyant 

and visionary American founder 

of the famous London department 

store that revolutionized the modern 

shopping experience. Tv-pg 


Great Wall Across the Yangtze Tv-g 

8:59 Sister Wendy and the Art of 

the Gospel Sister Wendy looks 

back at her life and uses great 

old master paintings to tell gospel 

stories. See story, p. 10 



10:02 10 Buildings That Changed 

America Geoffrey Baer journeys 

across America to explore ten 

groundbreaking works of art and 

engineering. Tv-pg 

11:00 Eisenhower’s Secret War “The 

Lure of the Presidency, pt 1 of 2” A 

look at the movement to draft Dwight 

Eisenhower as the Republican candidate 

for president in 1952. Tv-g 

Monday May 13 


mdnt world Global Voices: 

Great Wall Across The Yangtze 

12:00 Doc Martin: The Holly Bears a Prickle 

1:00 Lark Rise to Candleford 

1:00 world Pacific Heartbeat: Hula 

2:00 Austin City Limits: The Shins/Dr. Dog 

2:00 world Passing Poston 

3:00 4-H: Six Montana Stories 

3:00 world POV: Cha Jung Hee 


4:30 Backroads of Montana: 

Pancakes and Polo 


5:00 Song of the Mountains 




PM EVENING 


5:30 world Among B-Boys Tv-pg 


6:30 world Inedible Latina 

7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Seattle, hr 

1” A Vladimir Kagan desk used by 

Kagan himself and an 1874 Francis 

A. Silva oil painting. Tv-g 


Houston” Pulse-quickening discoveries 

include a 19th-century Chinese 

jade scepter and a 1912 Titanic 

menu. Tv-g 


9:00 Independent Lens “The Invisible 

War” One of America’s most shameful 

secrets, the epidemic of rape 

within the US military, is examined. 

Tv-14 See story, p. 12 



10:00 world Among B-Boys Tv-pg 



11:00 world Inedible Latina




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Tuesday May 14 




12:30 world Little Manila: 

Filipinos In California’s Heartland 



2:00 10 Buildings That Changed America 




3:00 world Global Voices: Great Wall 




5:00 10 Buildings That Changed America 




PM EVENING 






Trinidad’s Turtle Giants Tv-g 

7:00 Annie Oakley: American 

Experience The story of a fivefoot-tall 

sharpshooter who became a 

world renowned symbol of the Wild 

West. Tv-pg 

7:00 world Nature: Private Life of Deer Tv-g 


Sagal “It’s A Free Country” The history 

of the Bill of Rights and stories 

of freedom of speech and religion are 

explored. Tv-pg See story, p. 18 


9:00 Frontline “Cliffhanger” This program 

investigates the inside history 

of Washington’s gridlock on debt 

and deficit. 





Waimea ‘ukulele & Slack Key Guitar Tv-g 





Kibrick “Larry Dean: West Coast 

Honky Tonk” The country music 

singer-songwriter is on a mission 

to spread the soulful poetic Honky 

Tonk sound. Tv-g 

11:30 world Saving the Ocean: Trinidad’s 

Turtle Giants Tv-g 



mdnt world Nature: The Private Life of Deer 



1:00 Charles M. Russell NWR: 

Nature’s Timeless Landscape 


1:30 Independent Lens: The Invisible War 



3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Seattle, hr 1 

3:00 world Passing Poston 

4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Houston 




Teaching English to the Core 




PM EVENING 



The Invisible War Tv-14 


7:00 Nature “Great Zebra Exodus” More 

than 20,000 zebras migrate across 

the Kalahari’s Makgadikgadi Pans in 

Africa. Tv-pg 


8:00 NOVA “Decoding Neanderthals” 

Geneticists explore what happened 

when the humans encountered Neanderthals 

60,000 years ago. Tv-pg 


9:00 Secrets of the Dead “Cavemen 

Cold Case” A tomb of 49,000 yearold 

Neanderthal bones are discovered 

in a remote region of northern 

Spain. Tv-pg 




10:00 world Key Ingredients Tv-g 



The Invisible War Tv-14 


Carole King & James Taylor: Live at the Troubadour 

Airs 8pm Friday, May 10 Concert special starring Carole King and James Taylor filmed at 

their 2007 performances celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Los Angeles’ famed Troubadour 

nightclub. King and Taylor stunning performances of the pair’s most beloved hits such 

as King’s “So Far Away,” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?” as well as Taylor’s “Carolina in 

My Mind,” and “Fire and Rain,” to name just a few.

MontanaPBS 



Prairie dentist in Montana. Many dentists made 

their living traveling to communities, schools 

and cow camps, charging what they could or 

offering their services in trade. 

Paintings, Partials 

and Pies 


Also airs 5/22 1am, 5/25 5:30pm 

An all-new edition of Backroads 

travels to Polson for the Flathead Cherry 

Festival to follow competitors in the 

cherry pit spitting and cherry pie eating 

contests. Viewers will hear the story 

of Hobson dentist Virgil Stewart who 

began his practice in 1912 during an 

era when most rural Montanans could 

not afford such care. But ‘Doc’ Stewart 

couldn’t turn anyone away. For 50 years, 

he filled and straightened teeth—often 

receiving nothing more than a chicken, 

some flour or an appreciative handshake. 

The next stop is the Sweet Grass Hills 

where local residents take us to an 

unexpected natural wonder rising out 

of the prairie. It is a tight squeeze to 

get into this limestone cave, but you’ll 

see why it is worth the effort. Finally, 

meet an eastern Montana man whose 

passion for art has literally spread all 

over the town of Forsyth. However Bob 

Watts has become better known for 

a different set of paintings—and it is 

not what he paints, but how he paints 

that gives him the notoriety. William 

Marcus hosts the program from historic 

locations around Havre and Chinook. 







It’s a Free Country 


2:00 Frontline: Cliffhanger 



3:00 Annie Oakley: American Experience 

3:00 world Among B-Boys 


It’s a Free Country 



5:00 Frontline: Cliffhanger 


5:30 world Second Opinion: Lyme Disease 


PM EVENING 




Cavemen Cold Case Tv-pg 


Funk “Wilbur Rehmann Quintet” 

Helena musicians Wilbur Rehmann 

on saxophone, and legendary guitarist 

Blackie Nelson shine their light 

on classic jazz standards. Tv-g 

See story, back cover 


What Makes Us Human? Tv-pg 

8:00 Lark Rise to Candleford When 

Dorcas is suddenly taken ill, Laura 

finds herself with more than one 

problem to solve. 


9:00 Inspector Morse “Cherubim and 

Seraphim, pt 1” When Morse’s stepniece 

commits suicide, he researches 

her past to find a reason. Tv-g 




10:00 world NOVA: Decoding 

Neanderthals Tv-pg 



Cavemen Cold Case Tv-pg 

11:30 The Mind of A Chef “New York” 

The Torrisi boys, Ivan Orkin’s ramen, 

oysters, carrot dashi and farming in 

New York are showcased. Tv-pg 

Friday May 17 



What Makes Us Human? 



1:00 NOVA: Decoding Neanderthals 


2:00 Secrets of the Dead: Cavemen Cold Case 



3:00 Nature: Great Zebra Exodus 


Waimea ‘ukulele & Slack Key Guitar 




5:00 Secrets of the Dead: Cavemen Cold Case 

5:00 world Well Read: Louise Erdrich, 

The Round House 


NATO and the US in the 21st Century 


PM EVENING 




Sagal: It’s a Free Country Tv-pg 



7:00 world Assassination: 

Idaho’s Trial of the Century Tv-g 


8:00 Great Performances at the 

Met “Rigoletto” Director Michael 

Mayer places his new production 

of Verdi’s towering tragedy in Las 

Vegas in 1960. Tv-pg 




10:00 world Annie Oakley: 

American Experience Tv-pg 




Sagal: It’s a Free Country Tv-pg 



mdnt world Assassination: 

Idaho’s Trial of the Century 







2:00 world Nightly Business Report




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River of Kings, pt 2 



Trinidad’s Turtle Giants 









PM EVENING 

6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Salute 

to Cole Porter” “Wunderbar” 

opens this sparkling tribute to the 

music of Cole Porter. 



7:00 Keeping Up Appearances “The 

Candlelight Supper” Hyacinth plans 

to impress Emmet, head of the local 

amateur operatic society, with her 

vocal talents. 



7:31 As Time Goes By “The Psychotherapist” 

While Lionel is “quite 

content with doing very little slowly,” 

Jean is bringing work home with her. 

(42/66) 

8:00 world 10 Buildings That Changed 

America Tv-pg 

8:02 Doc Martin “Nowt So Queer” 

Portwenn is buzzing with the news 

of the engagement of Dr. Martin and 

Headmistress Louisa Glasson. Tv-pg 

8:50 Allo Allo The Colonel, Gruber, Bertorelli 

and Leclerc are held ransom by 

Denise and the Communists. Michelle 

learns of the situation and decides to 

do away with both. (41/54) 

9:00 world 1962 World’s Fair: 

When Seattle Invented The Future Tv-g 

9:16 Dirk Gently Dirk and MacDuff’s 

client Mr. Edwards believes his life 

is in danger and the Pentagon is to 

blame. Tv-pg 


10:16 The Red Green Show “New Job 

In Town” Everyone is shocked when 

Harold is the successful candidate 

for the Public Relations position. Tv-g 

APT Online 


Funk “Wilbur Rehmann Quintet” 

Helena musicians Wilbur Rehmann 

on saxophone, and legendary guitarist 

Blackie Nelson shine their light 

on classic jazz standards. Tv-g 

See story, back cover 



11:36 Sun Studio Sessions “Homemade 

Jamz Blues Band” Teenage siblings 

from Tupelo, Mississippi sing and 

play delta blues. Tv-pg 

Sunday May 19 





1:00 Nature: Great Zebra Exodus 

1:00 world 10 Buildings That Changed 

America 


Hamlet with David Tennant 

2:00 world 1962 World’s Fair: Seattle 


Equitrekking Texas 

3:00 world Teaching Channel Presents 

Dirk Gently 

Airs 9:15pm Saturdays 

beginning May 11 

This series is based on the cult 

novel Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective 

Agency by Douglas Adams. It stars 

Stephen Mangan as an eccentric 

private detective with a completely 

unique take on the world. Gently believes 

in the fundamental interconnectedness 

of all things and applies 

this philosophy to his investigations 

into everyday mysteries. Perpetually 

broke, hopelessly impulsive, socially 

inept and utterly infuriating, most 

people suspect Dirk is nothing more 

than a cheap con-man. Nevertheless, 

his methods, though unusual, 

do often produce surprising results. 

3:30 13 Wonders of Spain: Alcala De Henares 



West 47th Street 







Abbey, Series II, pt 5” As the war 

nears its end, Downton’s aristocrats 

and servants put their lives back 

together. Tv-pg 

3:30 world Little Manila Tv-g 


Pacific Journeys” Journey to Santiago 

de Chile, the gateway to the 

Easter Island, and Tahiti. 

4:00 world Key Ingredients Tv-g 



6:00 Montana AG Live “2013 

Legislative Impact on MSU” MSU 

President Waded Cruzado will bring 

viewers up to date on the legislative 

session and her vision for the College 

of Agriculture. Tv-g See p. 4-5

Courtesy of Rahoul Ghose/PBS 

Courtesy of Michael Grecco 

American masters 

Mel Brooks: Make a Noise 

Airs 8:30pm Monday, May 20 

Also airs 5/22 1:30am 

This program profiles the larger-thanlife, 

yet very private comedy giant. He 

has never authorized a biography and 

has requested that his friends not talk 

about him, making his participation in 

this American Masters film a genuine 

first. Features new interviews with Brooks, 

Matthew Broderick, Nathan Lane, Cloris 

Leachman, Carl Reiner and Joan Rivers. 

Mel Brooks 





7:00 Call the Midwife Chummy and PC 

Noakes meet with new challenges 

as they settle back into life in Poplar. 

Tv-14 

8:00 Masterpiece Classic “Mr. 

Selfridge, pt 8” Tragedy strikes on 

the day polar explorer Sir Ernest 

Shackleton comes to the store. Tv-pg 


Daughter from Danang/Balikbayan Tv-pg 

10:00 Secrets of the Manor House 

Look at the British titled class in 

Edwardian times and the servants 

working in their estates. Tv-pg 

9:30 world Little Manila: Filipinos 

In California’s Heartland Tv-g 



11:00 Eisenhower’s Secret War “Building 

Weapons, Talking Peace, pt 2 of 

2” President Eisenhower’s battles 

against the Soviet Union in the escalating 

arms race are detailed. Tv-g 

Monday May 20 


mdnt world Global Voices: Daughter from 

Danang/Balikbayan 

12:00 Doc Martin: Nowt So Queer 


1:30 world Little Manila: Filipinos In 

California’s Heartland 

2:00 Austin City Limits: Arcade Fire 

2:00 world Key Ingredients 



Wilbur Rehmann Quintet 

4:00 Heart Mountain: An All American Town 



5:00 Get Real! Wise Women Speak 




PM EVENING 



6:00 world Appalachians Tv-g 

7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Seattle, 

hr 2” Seattle’s discoveries include 

a 1964 “Star Trek” script and pitch 

letter and a Civil War dog collar. Tv-g 


8:00 Backroads of Montana 

“Paintings, Partials and Pies” Follow 

competitors in the cherry pit spitting 

and cherry pie eating contests in 

Polson. Learn the story of Hobson 

dentist Virgil Stewart who began 

his practice in 1912. Hike into the 

Sweet Grass Hills. And meet an 

eastern Montana man whose passion 

for art has literally spread all 

over Forsyth. Tv-g See story, p. 14 


8:30 Mel Brooks: American Masters 

A profile of the comedy giant 

behind such classics as “Blazing 

Saddles” and “Young Frankenstein.” 

Tv-pg See story, p. 16 







11:30 New Scandinavian Cooking “The 

Sweetest Cheese” Andreas visits 

the valley of Gudbrandsdalen, home 

to the Norwegian delicacy known as 

brown cheese. Tv-g 



mdnt world Appalachians 






2:30 Secrets of the Manor House 


3:00 world Global Voices: Poor Us: 

The Animated History of Poverty 








PM EVENING 




Cod Comeback? Tv-g 


Scourge of the Lionfish Tv-g 

7:00 Guns in the Big Sky “Montana’s 

Gun Culture” This program 

aims to raise awareness of guns




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and gun culture with viewers in 

Montana and across the nation by 

examining Montanans’ relationships 

and experiences with firearms. 


7:00 world Nature: Great Zebra Exodus Tv-pg 


Sagal “Created Equal” The Fourteenth 

Amendment, which made 

equality a constitutional right, is 

examined. Tv-pg See story, p. 18 


9:00 After Newtown: Guns in America 

In the wake of the Newtown 

tragedy, PBS continues its ongoing 

conversation about gun laws, mental 

illness and community recovery. 





Under A Jarvis Moon Tv-g 



Cod Comeback? Tv-g 


Kibrick “Maynard Webb: Rebooting 

Work” The former COO of eBay 

shares his knowledge on how to 

transform how you work. Tv-g 


Scourge of the Lionfish Tv-g 



mdnt world Nature: Great Zebra Exodus 



1:00 Backroads of Montana: Paintings, 

Partials and Pies 


1:30 Mel Brooks: American Masters 




3:00 world Assassination: 

Idaho’s Trial of the Century 

4:00 Independent Lens: Soul Food Junkies 




Teaching Math to the Core 




PM EVENING 




Soul Food Junkies Tv-pg 

Antiques Roadshow 

Seattle 

Hour 1 airs 7pm Monday, May 13 

Also airs 5/15 3am, 5/19 1pm 


Also airs 5/22 3am, 5/26 1pm 


Also airs 5/29 3am 

Mark Walberg (pictured) hosts Antiques 

Roadshow from Seattle this month. 

Great finds include a Vladimir Kagan 

desk used by Kagan himself and an 

impressive 1874 Francis A. Silva oil 

painting valued at $250,000 (Hour 1); 

a circa 1964 “Star Trek” script and 

pitch letter, a Civil War dog collar and 

Harriet Frishmuth bookends (Hour 

2); a late-16th-century diamond and 

enamel jewel, a moose, elk and buffalo 

hide chair, an 1880s Crazy Quilt, 

and a white Steiff clown bear (Hour 3). 

7:00 Nature “White Lions” Two extremely 

rare white lion cubs grow up 

on the savanna in South Africa. Tv-pg 


8:00 NOVA “Secrets of the Sun” Explore 

the world of weird, extreme chemistry 

on a quest to unlock the secrets 

of the elements. Tv-g 


9:00 Secrets of the Dead “Airmen 

and the Headhunters” The story of 

airmen shot down over the jungles 

of Japanese occupied Borneo during 

Word War II. Tv-pg 




10:00 world Papers: Undocumented Youth Tv-g 



Soul Food Junkies Tv-pg 








Created Equal 





3:00 Guns in the Big Sky: 


3:00 world Papers: Stories of 

Undocumented Youth 


Created Equal 





5:30 world Second Opinion: Shingles 


PM EVENING 




Airmen and the Headhunters Tv-pg 

7:00 Guns in the Big Sky “Keeping 

Schools Safe, A Town Hall 

Meeting” MontanaPBS concludes its 

special series with a live forum on 

school safety. This program brings 

the conversation of gun control to 

Montana schools. See story, p. 3 

Courtesy of Jeff Dunn for WGBH

Courtesy of Peter Krogh 

Peter Sagal, host of NPR’s “Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell 

Me,” in Washington, D.C. 

Constitution USA 

with Peter Sagal 

Airs 8pm Tuesdays 


5/7 8pm; Also 5/9 1am, 4am 

It’s A Free Country 

5/14 8pm; Also 5/16 1am, 4am 

Created Equal 

5/21 8pm; Also 5/23 1am, 4am 

Built to Last? 

5/28 8pm; Also 5/30 1am, 4am 

Breathing new life into the traditional civics 

lesson, Peter Sagal, host of NPR’s “Wait, 

Wait … Don’t Tell Me”, travels across the 

country on a Harley Davidson to find out 

where the U.S. Constitution lives, how it 

works and how it doesn’t, how it unites us 

as a nation and how it has nearly torn us 

apart. Sagal introduces some major constitutional 

debates today and talks with 

ordinary Americans and leading constitutional 

experts about what the Constitution 

actually says and what it means, the 

dramatic historical events and crises that 

have defined it, and why all this matters. 




Can Science Stop Crime? Tv-pg 

8:00 Lark Rise to Candleford Robert 

completes his work on the stone 

panels for the town clock, but loses 

his precious tools. 


9:00 Inspector Morse “Cherubim 

and Seraphim, pt 2” When Morse’s 

step-niece commits suicide, he 

researches her past to find a reason. 

Tv-g 




10:00 world NOVA: Secrets of the Sun Tv-g 



Airmen and the Headhunters Tv-pg 

11:30 The Mind of a Chef “Fresh” Instant 

broth, pea agnollini, fresh and aged 

steak and “ike jime” in Kyoto are 

highlighted. Tv-pg 

Friday May 24 



Can Science Stop Crime? 



1:00 NOVA: Secrets of the Sun 



Airmen and the Headhunters 



3:00 Nature: The White Lions 


Under A Jarvis Moon 





Airmen and the Headhunters 

5:00 world Well Read: Paul De Barros, 

Shall We Play That One Together? 


Defense Spending 


PM EVENING 




Sagal: Created Equal Tv-pg 



7:00 world The Flintlock Disaster Tv-g 


8:00 Live from Lincoln Center “Audra 

McDonald: Go Back Home” Host 

Audra McDonald sings personal 

favorites and selections from her 

new album, “Go Back Home.” Tv-g 


9:00 Paul Anka Live In Switzerland: 

The Avo Session The 

crooner performs swing-style 

renditions of “You Are My Destiny,” 

“Diana,” “My Way” and more. Tv-g 




10:00 world Ghost Army Tv-pg 



Sagal: Created Equal Tv-pg 

11:30 Everyday Edisons “Happy Trails 

(And Trials) to You” A year after the 

casting calls, the inventors are eager 

to know what’s become of their 

inventions. Tv-g 



mdnt world The Flintlock Disaster 












Cod Comeback? 



Scourge of the Lionfish 









PM EVENING 


“Something About A Hometown Band” 

This show boasts a mix of styles 

including the polka, waltz, country, 

Broadway and patriotic songs. 


6:30 world McLaughlin Group




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7:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Problems 

with Relatives” Hyacinth is 

fearful that the tumultuous lives of 

her family members will cast a pall 

on the carefully polished image she 

tries so hard to maintain. (10/40) 



7:31 As Time Goes By “The Dinner 

Party” Jean and Lionel manage 

to survive an evening with Jean’s 

intimidating sister-in-law. (43/66) 

8:00 world Into Harm’s Way Tv-pg 

8:02 Doc Martin “Happily Ever After” 

Martin has the dilemma of finding 

a replacement vicar three hours 

before his wedding to Louisa. Tv-pg 

8:50 Allo Allo The stolen money from 

the bank robbery is hidden in the 

cuckoo clock. Concerned because 

her singing is driving away the 

paying customers, Rene tries to 

convince Edith to mime. (42/54) 

9:16 Dirk Gently Dirk’s former professor 

hire Dirk and MacDuff as security 

consultants to guard a valuable 

robot. Tv-pg 

9:30 world T. Moffatt Burris and the 

Crossing Tv-g 


10:16 The Red Green Show “Gladiator” 

The town is staging a live version 

of the movie Gladiator with Dalton 

Humphrey in the lead role. Tv-g 

10:39 Austin City Limits “Radiohead” 

The alternative rock band performs 

songs from its Grammy-nominated 

LP “The King of Limbs.” Tv-pg 



11:36 Sun Studio Sessions “Ha Ha 

Tonka” Ha Ha Tonka blend indie rock 

with traditional Americana in a lively 

stage show. Tv-pg 

Sunday May 26 





1:00 world Into Harm’s Way 

1:01 Nature: The White Lions 


The Tempest with Trevor Nunn 

2:30 world T. Moffatt Burris and the Crossing 


Equitrekking Southern Quebec 


Kindergarten Common Core 

3:30 13 Wonders of Spain: Salamanca 


4:00 world America Reframed: Men of Hula 




5:30 world Calling My Children 




Abbey, Series II, pt 6” The Spanish 

flu strikes Downton. Mary, Sybil and 

Robert each confront a moment of 

truth. Tv-pg 


4:00 world The Flintlock Disaster Tv-g 


5:00 world Papers: Stories of 

Undocumented Youth Tv-g 

6:00 National Memorial Day Concert 

The service and sacrifice of 

American soldiers and their families 

are honored at the US Capitol. Tv-g 



7:30 Into Harm’s Way See how the 

shadow the Vietnam War continues 

to cast on the West Point Class of 

1967. Tv-pg 

7:30 world Calling My Children Tv-g 

8:00 world Global Voices: Mai’s America/ 

Someday Flowers Bloom Tv-pg 


The service and sacrifice of 

American soldiers and their families 

are honored at the US Capitol. Tv-g 




10:30 Hold at All Costs Examines the 

events and aftermath of one desperate 

battle waged during the Korean 

War in 1953. Tv-pg 


Monday May 27 


mdnt world Global Voices: Mai’s America/ 

Someday Flowers Bloom 

12:00 Doc Martin: Happily Ever After 


1:30 world Brooks: The City of 100 Hellos 

2:00 Austin City Limits: Radiohead 

2:00 world The Flintlock Disaster 

3:00 Into Harm’s Way 

3:00 world Papers: Undocumented Youth 



Live From 

Lincoln Center 

Audra McDonald: 

Go Back Home 

Airs 8pm Friday, May 24 

Join five-time Tony Awardwinner 

and series host Audra 

McDonald as she takes a turn 

as the featured performer, 

singing songs from her new 

album and other favorites in a 

special spring concert at Lincoln 

Center’s Avery Fisher Hall. 

Courtesy of Chase Newhart

Courtesy of Capital Concerts 







PM EVENING 



6:00 world Voces On PBS: Rebel Tv-pg 

7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Seattle, hr 

3” Notable finds include a late-16thcentury 

diamond and enamel jewel 

and an 1880s Crazy Quilt. Tv-g 

7:00 world War Zone/Comfort Zone Tv-pg 


Atlanta” Documents related to golf 

legend Bobby Jones and an 1841 

letter by Abraham Lincoln are appraised. 

Tv-g 


9:00 Independent Lens “Detropia” A 

dynamic cluster of innovators and 

creative entrepreneurs in Detroit, 

Michigan are profiled. Tv-pg 



Sagal “Built to Last?” Peter Sagal 

visits Iceland and explores why the 

US Constitution has lasted more 

than 225 years. Tv-pg 



9:00 Frontline “Outlawed in Pakistan” 

When Pakistani teenager Kainat 

Soomro accused four men of gang 

rape, the courageous young woman 

did not put her suffering behind her. 




10:00 world Pacific Heartbeat: Papa Mau: 

The Wayfinder Tv-g 


11:00 world Nuclear Savage 


Kibrick “Gary Grossman: Executive 

Command” The political fiction writer 

once again creates a fictional situation 

that is very close to reality. Tv-g 

The National Memorial Day Concert, the nation’s 

premier memorial event, will be broadcast live 

from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol before an 

on-site audience of hundreds of thousands, as 

well as millions more watching at home. 

National Memorial Day 

Concert 

Airs 6pm & 9pm Sunday, May 26 

Also airs 5/27 4:30am; 5/28 3am 

On the eve of Memorial Day, join co-hosts 

Joe Mantegna (“Criminal Minds”) and Gary 

Sinise (“CSI: New York”) for a night of 

remembrance featuring an all-star line-up 

performing with the National Symphony 

Orchestra. The 24th annual broadcast of the 

NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT airs 

live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol 

before a concert audience of hundreds of 

thousands, millions more at home, and to 

our troops around the world on the American 

Forces Network. 


10:00 world Service: When Women Come 

Marching Home Tv-pg 



11:00 world Voces On PBS: Rebel Tv-pg 



mdnt world War Zone/Comfort Zone 



1:00 Every War Has Two Losers: 

A Poet’s Meditation on Peace 


1:30 Into Harm’s Way 




3:00 world The Flintlock Disaster 


4:30 Hold at All Costs 





PM EVENING 



6:00 world Nuclear Savage 

7:00 Ghost Army Learn how US troops 

tricked the enemy with sound effects 

and visual illusions in World War II. 

Tv-pg 

7:00 world Nature: The White Lions Tv-pg 



mdnt world Nature: The White Lions 



1:00 Serving America: Peace Corps 


1:30 Independent Lens: Detropia 




3:00 world Service: When Women Come 

Marching Home 

4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Atlanta 




Reading Like A Historian 




PM EVENING 


5:30 world Independent Lens: Detropia Tv-pg 


7:00 Nature “The Himalayas” Explore 

the diversity of wildlife and habitats 

of this mountain chain. Tv-g 


8:00 NOVA “Deadliest Tornadoes” 

Explore the science behind the April 

2011 tornadoes that left a trail of 

destruction across the US. Tv-pg 

8:00 world PBS NewsHour




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9:00 NOVA “Deadliest Earthquakes” Follow 

a team of US geologists as they 

first enter Haiti in the immediate 

aftermath of the tragedy. Tv-pg 






10:30 world Independent Lens: Detropia Tv-pg 


Courtesy of John Jarvie 









2:00 Frontline: Outlawed in Pakistan 



3:00 Ghost Army 

3:00 world War Zone/Comfort Zone 





5:00 Frontline: Outlawed in Pakistan 


5:30 world Second Opinion: ALS 


The Ghost Army Airs 7pm Tuesday, May 28 Also airs 5/30 3am War, deception 

and art come together in this astonishing true story of American G.I.s who tricked the enemy with 

rubber tanks, sound effects and carefully crafted illusions during WWII. This top-secret mission 

is told through the stories of the veterans, many of whom would go on to have illustrious careers 

in art, design and fashion. Pictured: A painting by John Jarvie captures the exhaustion of his comrades. 

Many of the Ghost Army soldiers were artists. 

PM EVENING 



6:00 world NOVA: Deadliest Earthquakes Tv-pg 

7:00 Clearing the Smoke “The 

Science of Cannabis” This MontanaPBS 

documentary reveals how 

cannabis acts on the brain and 

in the body to treat nausea, pain, 

epilepsy and potentially even cancer. 

See p. 4-5 


How Smart Can We Get? Tv-pg 

8:00 Lark Rise to Candleford Relationships 

are tested when relatives 

and friends arrive and all are not 

what they appear to be. 


9:00 Inspector Morse “Deadly Slumber, 

pt 1” Morse investigates the 

death of a doctor. Tv-g 




10:00 world NOVA: Deadliest Tornadoes Tv-pg 


11:00 world NOVA: Earthquakes Tv-pg 

11:30 The Mind of A Chef “Soy” David 

Chang visits tofu and miso factories 

in Japan and Christina Tosi makes 

burnt miso apple pie. Tv-pg 

Friday May 31 


mdnt world NOVA scienceNOW: How Smart 

Can We Get? 



1:00 NOVA: Deadliest Tornadoes 


2:00 NOVA: Deadliest Earthquakes 



3:00 Nature: The Himalayas 

3:00 world Pacific Heartbeat: Papa Mau 

4:00 NOVA: Deadliest Tornadoes 



5:00 NOVA: Deadliest Earthquakes 

5:00 world Well Read: Mark Bowden 


Power to the People: The New Egypt 


PM EVENING 




Sagal: Built to Last? Tv-pg 

7:00 Washington Week with 

Gwen Ifill 

7:00 world Intelligence Squared U.S. 


8:00 In Performance at the White 

House 


9:00 Ellen DeGeneres: The Mark 

Twain Prize The work of Ellen 

DeGeneres is celebrated as she 

receives the Mark Twain Prize for 

American Humor. Tv-14 



10:00 world Intelligence Squared U.S.: Should 

College Football Be Banned? Tv-g 




Sagal: Built to Last? Tv-pg


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available on your television. This new and 

improved schedule tool provides four 

weeks of schedule information that is 

updated daily. 

Weekend Programs 

Saturday 

AM 


6:00 Bob the Builder 

6:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

7:00 Curious George 

7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows 

A Lot About That 

8:00 Super Why! 

8:30 Dinosaur Train 

9:00 Thomas and Friends 

9:30 Fetch! w/Ruff Ruffman 

10:00 Garden Smart 

10:30 The Victory Garden 

11:00 Cook’s Country from 

America’s Test Kitchen 

11:30 This Old House 

PM 

noon 

Ask This Old House 

12:30 Rough Cut with Tommy Mac 

1:00 Woodsmith Shop 

1:30 Sewing with Nancy 

2:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels 

2:30 b Organic with Michele Beshcen 

3:00 New Fly Fisher 

3:30 Rick Steve’s Europe 

4:00 In the Americas with David Yetman 

4:30 5/25 Guns in the Big Sky: 


5:00 5/4 Virginia City: 

Where the History Lives 

5/11 Charles M. Russell NWR 

5/18 MAPS: Finding Our Voice 

5:30 Backroads of Montana* 

5/4 Pancakes & Polo 

5/11 Music & Memories 

5/18 Flathead Lake to the 

Crazy Mountains 

5/25 Paintings, Partials 

and Pies 

* See box on p. 5 

Sunday 

AM 



6:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot 

About That 

7:00 Super Why! 



8:30 America’s Heartland 

9:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 

9:30 McLaughlin Group 

10:00 John McLaughlin’s One on One 

10:30 5/5 Business: Made in 

Montana: Outoor Edition 

5/12 Global Positioning 

5/19 Virginia City: Where the 

History Lives 

5/26 Global Positioning 

11:00 Montana Ag Live 

PM 

noon 

Lawrence Welk Show 

1:00 Antiques Roadshow 

2:00 5/5 Lidia Celebrates America, 

Weddings: Something Borrowed, 

Something New 

5/12 Get Real! Wise Women Speak 

5/19 Heart Mountiain: 

An All American Town 

5/26 Model T’s to War: American 

Ambulances on the Western Front: 

1914–1918 

3:00 Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey 

4:00 Check daily listings, pp. 6–19




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Weekday Programs 

TIME Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 

Morning 

6:00 am Pricilla’s Yoga Stretches 

6:30 am Ready to Learn Children’s Programs: See page 24 

10:30 am Sit and Be Fit Classical Stretch Sit and Be Fit Classical Stretch Sit and Be Fit 

11:00 am America’s Test Kitchen 

from Cook’s Illustrated 

Patti’s Mexican Table Christina Joanne Weir’s Cooking 

with Confidence 

Lidia’s Italy in America 

11:30 am Jonathan Bird’s 

Blue World 

Healthy Body, 

Healthy Mind v 

Curiousity Quest 

Goes Green 

Between the Lines w/ 

Barry Kibric 

Great Decisions in 

Foreign Policy 

5/17 Music Voyager 

begins 

Noon and Afternoon 

NOON Nature Second Opinion 5/1 Fort Peck Dam 

5/8 Eisenhower’s 

Secret War begins 

5/15 Eisenhower’s 

Secret War begins 

5/22 Guns in the 

Big Sky: Montana’s Gun 

Culture 

5/29 Guns in the Big 

Sky: Town Hall Meeting 

12:30 pm Healthy Minds 

5/23 After Newtown: 

Guns in America 

5/30 National Geographic 

Spelling Bee 2013 

NOVA 

1:00 pm Painting and Travel with 

Roger & Sarah Bansemer 

The Best of Joy 

of Painting 

Paint This with 

Jerry Yarnell 

Painting with Paulson 

Gary Spetz’s Paiting Wild 

Places w/Watercolors 

1:30 pm Quilt in a Day Sew It All Fons & Porters Love 

of Quilting 

Knitting Daily 

Quilting Arts 

2:00 pm Ready to Learn Children’s Programs: See page 24 

MontanaPBS Capitol Coverage is available over-the-air in these communities: 

Bozeman/Butte 9.5, Missoula 11.5, Billings 16.5, Great Falls 21.5, Helena 49.5, Kalispell 46.5 

MontanaPBS Capitol Coverage 

Television Montana (TVMT) is a state government broadcasting service that provides gavel-to-gavel, unedited coverage of legislative proceedings, both during 

and between sessions of the Legislature. Viewers are invited to watch floor sessions and committee meetings live and on delayed telecasts.

24 MontanaPBS May 2013 MontanaPBS and MontanaPBS World channels are available with an antenna in these communities: 


MontanaPBS Kids programming 

Children’s 

Programming 

AM Weekdays 

6:30 Martha Speaks 


7:30 The Cat in the Hat 

8:00 SuperWhy! 


9:00 Sesame Street 

10:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

Courtesy of ® & © 2013 Universal Studios and/or HMH. ALL RIGHTS 

RESERVED. PBS KIDS ® Public Broadcasting Service. 

PM Weekdays 

2:00 Clifford the Big Red Dog 

2:30 Word World 

3:00 Sid the Science Kid 

3:30 WordGirl 

4:00 Arthur 

4:30 Wild Kratts 

5:00 Electric Company 

Weekend children’s programs are rated 

tv–y unless otherwise indicated, and air 

Saturdays from 5:30 to 10am and Sun 

from 5:30 to 8:00am 

Airs noon Thursday, May 30 

one-hour special 

National Geographic Bee 

Each year thousands of schools in the US participate 

in the National Geographic Bee. This exciting 

and highly competitive contest encourages teachers 

to include geography in their classrooms, sparks students’ 

curiosity about our world and increases public interest in geography. The Bee culminates 

in an entertaining, dramatic, and extremely challenging test of knowledge between stellar 

students who have made it over the hurdles to appear at the national level. This year— 

marked by the Bee’s 25th anniversary and Alex Trebek’s last year as host—the event will 

take place at historic National Theater in downtown Washington, DC. 

Also in april 

The week of May 6–10, Arthur rolls out a week of five new episodes, beginning with a 

bullying theme. 

Parental 

Guidelines 

tv–y All children 

tv–y7 Children age 7 and over 

tv–g General audience 

tv–pg Parental guidance suggested: 

–v violence 

–s some sexual situations 

–l infrequent coarse language 

–d suggestive sexual dialogue 

tv–14 Parents strongly cautioned 

tv-ma Mature audience only 

The week of May 20–24, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood features a “Playdate Week” with 

five episodes including playdates with O the Owl, Prince Wednesday, Miss Elaina, and 

Katerina Kittycat, with premieres of three episodes May 20, 21 and 22. 

Finally, several PBS KIDS series have episodes themed to Mother’s Day on Friday, May 10 

and Sunday, May 12, including Curious George, Dinosaur Train, Daniel Tiber’s Neighborhood, 

Sid the Science Kid and Wordgirl. 

Find more children’s programming on the PBSKids Channel. 

Check listings on page 29.




A-Z 

MontanaPBS & MontanaPBS 

10 Buildings That Changed 

America 5/12 10:02pm; 5/14 2am, 

5am world 5/18 7am, 1pm, 8pm; 

5/19 1am 

11th & Grant with Eric 

Funk The Dirty Shame 5/2 7pm; 

5/4 10:07pm; 5/6 2:30am, 3:30am 

Wilbur Rehmann Quintet 5/16 

7pm; 5/18 10:39pm; 5/20 3am 

13 Wonders of Spain Sun 3:30am 

1962 World’s Fair: When Seattle 

Invented The Future world 

5/18 8am, 2pm, 9pm; 5/19 2am; 

5/20 9am, 4pm 

4-H: Six Montana Stories 

5/9 7pm; 5/13 3am 

A 

After Newtown: Guns In 

America 5/23 noon 

Allo Allo Sat 8:50pm 

America Reframed world Abused: 

The Postville Raid 5/12 4am, noon, 

6pm, 10pm 51 Birch Street 5/5 

4am, noon, 6pm, 10pm Men of 

Hula 5/26 4am, noon, 6pm, 10pm 

West 47th Street 5/19 4am, noon, 

6pm, 10pm 

America’s Heartland Sun 8:30am 

America’s Test Kitchen from 

Cook’s Illustrated Mon, Sat 11am 

American Masters world Hollywood 

Chinese 5/6 6:30am, 12:30pm, 

5:30pm, 10:30pm 

American Woodshop Sat 12:30pm 

Among B-Boys world 5/13 6am, 

noon, 5:30pm, 10pm; 5/16 3am, 

9am; 5/19 8am 

Anna May Wong: In Her Own 

Words 5/5 10pm world 5/6 8am, 

2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/7 mdnt; 5/9 3am, 

9am; 5/12 8am 

Annie Oakley: American Experience 

5/14 7pm; 5/16 3am world 

5/17 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm 

Antiques Roadshow Vintage Secaucus 

5/6 8pm; 5/8 4am Vintage 

Houston 5/13 8pm; 5/15 4am 

Vintage Atlanta 5/27 8pm; 5/29 

4am Rapid City, hr 2 5/5 1pm 

Rapid City, hr 3 5/6 7pm; 5/8 3am; 

5/12 1pm Seattle, hr 1 5/13 7pm; 

5/15 3am; 5/19 1pm Seattle, hr 2 

5/20 7pm; 5/22 3am; 5/26 1pm 

Seattle, hr 3 5/27 7pm; 5/29 3am 

Appalachians world 5/20 6am, 

noon, 5pm, 10pm 5/20 7am, 1pm, 

6pm, 11pm 5/20 8am, 2pm, 7pm; 

5/21 mdnt 

Arthur Mon-Fri 4pm 

As Time Goes By Sat 7:31pm 

Asia Biz Forecast world Wed 

5:30am, 11:30am 

Asia Insight 5/1 11:30am 

Asia This Week Tue 5am, 11am 

Asian Voices Sat 5:30am, 3:30pm 

Ask This Old House Sat noon 

Assassination: Idaho’s Trial of 

the Century world 5/17 8am, 

2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/18 mdnt; 5/22 

3am, 9am 

Austin City Limits Arcade Fire 5/20 

2am Radiohead 5/25 10:39pm; 

5/27 2am The Shins/Dr. Dog 5/11 

10:39pm; 5/13 2am Norah Jones/ 

Kat Edmonson 5/4 11:05pm 

Aviators Sat 4:30pm 

B 

Backroads of Montana Pancakes 

& Polo 5/4 5:30pm; 5/13 

4:30am Music & Memories 5/11 

5:30pm Flathead Lake to the Crazy 

Mountains 5/18 5:30pm Paintings, 

Partials & Pies 5/20 8pm; 5/22 

1am; 5/25 5:30pm 

BBC World News Mon-Wed,Fri 

10pm; Thu 10:30pm 

Best of the Joy of Painting 

Tue 1pm 

Between The Lines with Barry 

Kibrick Thu 11:30am; Tue 11:30pm 

The Bletchley Circle 5/5 9pm; 5/7 

2am, 5am 

Bob the Builder Sat 6am 

Brooks:The City of 100 Hellos 

world 5/1 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm; 

5/4 11:30am; 5/26 7:30am, 

3:30pm, 9:30pm; 5/27 1:30am 

Business: Made in Montana 

Outdoor Edition 5/5 10:30am 

C 

Call The Midwife 5/5 7pm; 5/7 

3am 5/12 7pm; 5/14 3am 

5/19 7pm; 5/21 3:30am 

Calling My Children world 5/26 

5:30am, 1:30pm, 7:30pm, 11:30pm; 

5/29 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm 

Carole King: James Taylor Live 

at the Troubadour 5/10 8pm 

Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot 

About That! Sun 6:30am; Mon-Sat 

7:30am 

Charles M. Russell NWR Nature’s 

Timeless Landscape 5/11 5pm; 

5/15 1am 


Charlie Rose Mon-Wed,Fri 10:30pm; 

Thu 11pm 

Chris Mann In Concert: A Mann 

for All Seasons 5/3 8pm 

Christina Wed 11am 

Classical Stretch: The Esmonde 

Technique Tue, Thu 10:30am 

Clearing The Smoke The Science 

of Cannabis 5/30 7pm 

Clifford the Big Red Dog 

Mon-Fri 2pm 

Constitution USA with Peter 

Sagal A More Perfect Union 5/7 

8pm; 5/9 1am, 4am It’s A Free 

Country 5/14 8pm; 5/16 1am, 4am 

Created Equal 5/21 8pm; 5/23 

1am, 4am Built to Last? 5/28 

8pm; 5/30 1am, 4am world A More 

Perfect Union 5/10 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 

11pm It’s A Free Country 5/17 7am, 

1pm, 6pm, 11pm Created Equal 

5/24 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm Built 

to Last? 5/31 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm 

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 

Sat 3am world Sat 9am 

Crafting at the Spotted Canary 

Sat 2:30pm 

Curiosity Quest Goes Green 

Wed 11:30am 

Curious George 

Sun 6am; Mon-Sat 7am 

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

Sat 6:30am; Mon-Fri 10am 

Dinosaur Train Sun 7:30am; 

Mon-Sat 8:30am 

Dirk Gently Sat 9:16pm 

Doc Martin Mon 1:30am; Sat 8:02pm 

Dust Bowl Reaping the Whirlwind 

5/2 1am, 4am world Reaping the 

Whirlwind 5/4 7am, 1pm, 8pm; 5/5 

1am 

E 

Eisenhower’s Secret War The Lure 

of the Presidency 5/8 noon; 5/12 

11pm Building Weapons, Talking 

Peace 5/15 noon; 5/19 11pm world 

The Lure of the Presidency 5/11 7am, 

1pm, 8pm; 5/12 1am Building 

Weapons, Talking Peace 5/11 8am, 

2pm, 9pm; 5/12 2am 

The Electric Company Mon-Fri 5pm 

Ellen DeGeneres: The Mark 

Twain Prize 5/31 9pm 

Equitrekking Adventures Sun 3am 

European Journal world Tue 

5:30am, 11:30am; Sat 4pm 


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Every Day Is A Holiday 5/3 8am, 

2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/4 mdnt; 5/5 

11am, 5pm; 5/6 3am, 9am 

Every War Has Two Losers: A 

Poet’s Meditation on Peace 

5/19 10:30pm; 5/28 1am 

Everyday Edisons A Hot and 

Steamy Clean 5/3 11:30pm I Can 

Finally Grasp It! 5/10 11:30pm 

Happy Trails (And Trials) to You 5/24 

11:30pm 

F 

Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman 

Sat 9:30am 

The Flintlock Disaster world 

5/24 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/25 

mdnt; 5/26 10am, 4pm; 5/27 2am; 

5/28 3am, 9am 

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting 

Wed 1:30pm 

Fort Peck Dam 5/1 noon 

Frontline 5/14 9pm; 5/16 2am, 

5am; 5/21 9pm; 5/23 2am, 5am; 

5/28 9pm; 5/30 2am, 5am Never 

Forget to Lie 5/2 3am world 5/1 

8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/2 mdnt; 

5/15 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/16 

mdnt; 5/22 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 

5/23 mdnt; 5/29 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 

7pm; 5/30 mdnt 

G 

Gary Spetz’s Painting Wild 

Places! w/Watercolors Fri 1pm 

Get Real! Wise Women 

Speak 5/12 2pm; 5/20 5am 

Ghost Army 5/28 7pm; 5/30 3am 

world 5/24 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm 

Global Positioning Myles and Terry 

Grotbo 5/12 10:30am Tseji Llamo 

5/26 10:30am 

Global Voices world Great Wall 

Across The Yangtze 5/12 6am, 2pm, 

8pm; 5/13 mdnt; 5/14 3am, 9am 

Daughter from Danang/Balikbayan 

5/19 6am, 2pm, 8pm; 5/20 mdnt 

Mai’s America/Someday Flowers 

Bloom 5/26 6am, 2pm, 8pm; 5/27 

mdnt Poor Us: The Animated History 

of Poverty 5/21 3am, 9am Education 

Education 5/5 6am, 2pm, 8pm; 

5/6 mdnt; 5/7 3am, 9am 

Globe Trekker Sun 4pm


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MontanaPBS HD & MontanaPBS 

Great Decisions in Foreign 

Policy Myanmar In Transition 

5/3 11:30am NATO and the 

US in the 21st Century 5/10 

11:30am world Defense Spending 

In An Era Of Economic Restraint 

5/24 5:30am, 11:30am 

The New Egypt 5/31 5:30am, 

11:30am The Intervention Calculation 

5/3 5:30am, 11:30am 

Myanmar In Transition 5/10 

5:30am, 11:30am NATO and 

the US in the 21st Century 5/17 

5:30am, 11:30am 

Great Performances Paul 

Taylor Dance Company In Paris 

5/3 9pm 

Great Performances at the 

Met Un Ballo In Maschera 5/5 

11pm Rigoletto 5/17 8pm 

Growing A Greener World Sat 

10am 

Guns in the Big Sky Montana’s 

Gun Culture 5/21 7pm; 

5/22 noon; 5/23 3am; 5/25 

4:30pm Keeping Schools Safe, 

A Town Hall Meeting 5/23 7pm; 

5/29 noon 

H 

Healthy Body Healthy Mind 

Tue 11:30am 

Healthy Minds Tue 12:30pm 

Heart Mountain: An All 

American Town 5/19 2pm; 

5/20 4am 

Hold at All Costs 5/26 

10:30pm; 5/28 4:30am 

I 

In Performance at the White 

House 5/31 8pm 

In The Americas with David 

Yetman Sat 4pm 

Independent Lens Soul Food 

Junkies 5/22 4am Seeking 

Asian Female 5/6 9pm; 5/8 

2am Detropia 5/27 9pm; 5/29 

1:30am The Invisible War 5/13 

9pm; 5/15 1:30am world A 

Village Called Versailles 5/3 6am, 

noon, 5pm, 10pm; 5/5 8am; 5/8 

3am, 9am Soul Food Junkies 

5/22 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm; 

5/25 10am The Undocumented 

5/1 6:30am, 12:30pm, 5:30pm, 

10:30pm; 5/4 10am Seeking 

Asian Female 5/8 7am, 1pm, 

6pm, 11pm; 5/11 10am Detropia 

5/18 10am; 5/29 6:30am, 

12:30pm, 5:30pm, 10:30pm 

The Invisible War 5/15 6:30am, 

12:30pm, 5:30pm, 10:30pm 

Inedible Latina 5/13 7am, 

1pm, 4pm, 6:30pm, 11pm; 5/19 

10:30am, 4:30pm; 5/20 2:30am 

Inside Washington Sat 2am 

world Sat 4am, 12:30pm, 

7:30pm 

Inspector Morse Thu 9:30pm 

Intelligence Squared U.S. 

world Should College Football 

Be Banned? 5/2 1pm; 5/31 6am, 

noon, 5pm, 10pm 5/31 8am, 

2pm, 4pm, 7pm 

Into Harm’s Way 5/26 7:30pm; 

5/27 3am; 5/28 1:30am world 

5/25 7am, 1pm, 8pm; 5/26 1am 

J 

Jake Shimabukuro: Life On 

Four Strings 5/10 9pm 

Jesse James: American 

Experience 5/7 7pm; 5/9 

3am world 5/10 6am, noon, 

5pm, 10pm 

Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

Thu 11am 

John McLaughlin’s One on 

One Sun 10am world Wed 5am, 

11am 

Jonathan Bird’s Blue 

World Mon 11:30am 

Journal world Mon-Fri 3:30pm, 

9:30pm 

K 

Keeping Up Appearances 

Sat 7pm 

Key Ingredients world 5/15 

6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm; 5/18 

11:30am; 5/19 10am, 4pm; 

5/20 2am 

Knit & Crochet Now! Sat 2pm 

Knitting Daily Thu 1:30pm 

L 

Lark Rise to Candleford 

Thu 8:30pm 

The Lawrence Welk Show 

Sun noon; Sat 6pm 

Lidia Celebrates America 

Weddings: Something Borrowed, 

Something New 5/5 2pm; 5/8 

1am 

Lidia’s Italy In America 

Fri 11am 

Linkasia world Mon 5am, 11am; 

Sat 4:30pm, 11pm 

Little Manila: Filipinos In 

California’s Heartland 

Mon 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm 

Live from Lincoln Center 

Audra McDonald 5/24 8pm 

M 

MAPS: Finding Our Voice 

5/18 5pm 

Market to Market Sat 3:30am; 

Sun 8am 

Martha Speaks Mon-Fri 6:30am 

Masterpiece Classic: Downton 

Abbey, Series II Part 3 3 

5/5 3pm Part 4 5/12 3pm 

Part 5 5/19 3pm Part 6 5/26 

3pm 

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. 

Selfridge Part 6 5/5 8pm; 5/7 

1am, 4am Part 7 5/12 8pm; 

5/14 1am, 4am Part 8 5/19 

8pm; 5/21 1am, 4:30am 

McLaughlin Group Sun 

9:30am world Sun mdnt; Sat 

6:30am, 6:30pm 

Mel Brooks: American 

Masters 5/20 8:30pm; 5/22 

1:30am 

The Mind of A Chef Japan 

5/2 11:30pm New York 5/16 

11:30pm Fresh 5/23 11:30pm 

Soy 5/30 11:30pm 

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 

Sat 5:30am 

Model T’s to War: American 

Ambulances on the 

Western Front, 1914-1918 

5/26 2pm 

Montana AG Live Women 

Take Over AG Live! 5/5 11am 

Montana Treasures: Can Fish & Ag 

Coexist? 5/5 6pm; 5/12 11am 

Grain Markets in Montana Today 

5/12 6pm; 5/19 11am 2013 

Legislative Impact on MSU 5/19 

6pm; 5/26 11am 

MotorWeek Wed 11:30pm 

Moyers & Company Sun 5pm 

world Sat 5pm, 10pm 

Mr. Bean Hair By Mr. Bean of 

London 5/4 9:16pm 

Music Voyager Mumbai 5/17 

11:30am Rajasthan 5/24 

11:30am Delhi 5/31 11:30am 

N 

National Geographic Bee 

5/30 noon 

National Memorial Day 

Concert 5/26 6pm, 9pm; 5/27 

4:30am; 5/28 3am




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Nature Himalayas 5/29 7pm; 5/31 

3am White Lions 5/22 7pm; 5/24 

3am; 5/26 1:01am; 5/27 noon 

White Stallions 5/1 7pm; 5/3 3am; 

5/5 1:01am; 5/6 noon Deer 5/8 

7pm; 5/10 3am; 5/12 1am; 5/13 

noon Zebra 5/15 7pm; 5/17 3am; 

5/19 1am; 5/20 noon world White 

Lions 5/28 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 

5/29 mdnt What Plants Talk About 

5/7 8am, 2pm White Stallions 5/7 

4pm, 7pm; 5/8 mdnt Deer 5/14 

8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/15 mdnt 

Zebra 5/21 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 

5/22 mdnt 

Need to Know Sat 1am; Fri 

7:30pm world Sun 12:30am; Sat 

6am, noon, 7pm 

New Fly Fisher Sat 3pm 

New Scandinavian Cooking 5/6 

11:30pm 5/20 11:30pm 

New York Originals Sun 4:30am 

Newsline Tue-Fri 12:30am 

world Mon-Fri 4am, 3pm 

Niagara Falls 5/2 3am, 9am 

Nightly Business Report 

Mon-Fri 5:30pm world Tue-Sat 2am; 

Mon-Fri 9pm 

NOVA Deadliest Earthquakes 5/29 

9pm; 5/31 2am, 5am Venom 

5/8 8pm; 5/10 1am, 4am, noon; 

5/12 12:03am Secrets of the 

Sun 5/22 8pm; 5/24 1am, 4am, 

noon; 5/26 12:04am Deadliest 

Tornadoes 5/29 8pm; 5/31 1am, 

4am, noon Decoding Neanderthals 

5/15 8pm; 5/17 1am, 4am, noon; 

5/19 12:03am Australia’s First 4 

Billion Years: Strange Creatures 5/1 

8pm; 5/3 1am, 4am, noon; 5/5 

12:03am world Deadliest Earthquakes 

5/30 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm 

Secrets of the Sun 5/23 6am, noon, 

5pm, 10pm Deadliest Tornadoes 

5/30 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm 

Decoding Neanderthals 5/16 6am, 

noon, 5pm, 10pm Australia’s First 4 

Billion Years: Strange Creatures 5/2 

6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm Meteor 

Strike 5/9 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm 

NOVA scienceNOW Can I Eat 

That? 5/2 noon What Are Animals 

Thinking? 5/9 noon What Will The 

Future Be Like? 5/16 noon world 

Where Did We Come from? 5/2 8am, 

2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/3 mdnt; 5/5 9am 

What’s The Next Big Thing? 5/9 

8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/10 mdnt; 

5/12 9am What Makes Us Human? 

5/16 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/17 

mdnt; 5/19 9am Can Science Stop 

Crime? 5/23 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 

5/24 mdnt; 5/26 9am How Smart 

Can We Get? 5/30 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 

7pm; 5/31 mdnt 

Nuclear Savage 5/28 7am, 1pm, 

6pm, 11pm 

P 

Pacific Heartbeat Waimea ‘ukulele 

& Slack Key Guitar 5/14 6am, noon, 

5pm, 10pm; 5/17 3am, 9am 

Under A Jarvis Moon 5/21 6am, noon, 

5pm, 10pm; 5/24 3am, 9am; 5/26 

8am Papa Mau: The Wayfinder 

5/28 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm; 5/31 

3am, 9am Let’s Play Music! Slack 

Key With Cyril Pahinui & Friends 5/3 

3am, 9am; 5/5 7am, 3pm, 9pm; 5/6 

1am Hula: Language of the Heart 

5/7 6am, noon, 5pm, 10pm; 5/10 

3am, 9am; 5/12 7am, 3pm, 9pm; 

5/13 1am 

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell 

Wed 1pm 

Painting and Travel with Roger 

& Sarah Bansemer Mon 1pm 

Painting with Paulson Thu 1pm 

Papers: Stories of Undocumented 

Youth world 5/22 6am, 

noon, 5pm, 10pm; 5/23 3am, 9am; 

5/25 11am; 5/26 11am, 5pm; 5/27 

3am, 9am 

Passing Poston: An American 

Story 5/10 8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 

5/11 mdnt; 5/12 10am, 4pm; 5/13 

2am; 5/15 3am, 9am 

Pati’s Mexican Table Tue 11am 

Paul Anka Live In Switzerland: 

The Avo Session 5/24 9pm 

PBS NewsHour Mon-Fri 6pm 

world Tue-Sat 1am; Mon-Fri 8pm 

P.O.V. Presumed Guilty 5/1 9am In 

The Matter of Cha Jung Hee 5/8 8am, 

2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/9 mdnt; 5/12 

11am, 5pm; 5/13 3am, 9am 

Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches 

Mon-Fri 6am, 6:15am 

Q 

Quilt in a Day Mon 1:30pm 

Quilting Arts Fri 1:30pm 

R 

The Red Green Show Sat 10:16pm 

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 

Sun 9am world Mon 5:30am, 

11:30am; Sat 9:30am 

Rembrandt In America 

5/6 4:30am 

Rick Steves’ Europe Sat 3:30pm 

S 

Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

5/30 11am 

Saving The Ocean world Destination 

Baja 5/4 3am Swordfish!, Part 

1 5/4 3:30am Swordfish!, Part 2 

5/7 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm; 5/11 

3am River of Kings, Part 1 5/7 

7:30am, 1:30pm, 6:30pm, 11:30pm; 

5/11 3:30am River of Kings, Part 2 

5/14 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm; 5/18 

3am Trinidad’s Turtle Giants 5/14 

7:30am, 1:30pm, 6:30pm, 11:30pm; 

5/18 3:30am Cod Comeback? 

5/21 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm; 5/25 

3am Scourge of the Lionfish 5/21 

7:30am, 1:30pm, 6:30pm, 11:30pm; 

5/25 3:30am 

Scully/The World Show Sun 4am 

world Thu 5am, 11am 

Second Opinion Tue noon 

world Thu 5:30am, 11:30am 

Secrets of the Dead Airmen and 

the Headhunters 5/22 9pm; 5/24 

2am, 5am Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers 

5/1 9pm; 5/3 2am, 5am Death 

on the Railroad 5/8 9pm; 5/10 2am, 

5am Cavemen Cold Case 5/15 

9pm; 5/17 2am, 5am world Airmen 

and the Headhunters 5/23 7am, 

1pm, 6pm, 11pm Bugging Hitler’s 

Soldiers 5/2 7am, 6pm, 11pm 

Death on the Railroad 5/9 7am, 1pm, 

6pm, 11pm Cavemen Cold Case 

5/16 7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm 

Secrets of the Manor House 

5/19 9:30pm; 5/21 2:30am 

Service: When Women Come 

Marching Home world 5/27 6am, 

noon, 5pm, 10pm; 5/29 3am, 9am 

Serving America: Memories of 

Peace Corps 5/29 1am 

Sesame Street Mon-Fri 9am 

Sew It All Tue 1:30pm 

Sewing with Nancy Sat 1:30pm 

Shakespeare Uncovered Richard II 

with Derek Jacobi 5/5 2am Henry 

IV & Henry V with Jeremy Irons 5/12 

2am Hamlet with David Tennant 

5/19 2am The Tempest with Trevor 

Nunn 5/26 2am 

Sid The Science Kid Mon-Fri 3pm 

Sister Wendy and the Art of the 

Gospel 5/12 8:59pm 

Sit and Be Fit 

Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30am 

Song of the Mountains 

5/6 5am 5/13 5am 

Sun Studio Sessions Sat 11:36pm 

Super Why! Sun 7am; Mon-Sat 8am 

T 

T. Moffatt Burris and the 

Crossing world 5/25 8:30am, 

2:30pm, 9:30pm; 5/26 2:30am 

Tavis Smiley Tue-Sat mdnt world 

Tue-Sat 2:30am; Mon-Fri 4:30am, 

10am, 10:30am 

Teaching Channel Presents Wed 

5am world Sun 3am 

Ted Talks Education 5/7 9pm; 

5/9 2am, 5am world 5/8 6am, noon, 

5pm, 10pm; 5/11 11am 

Theater Talk Sun 5am 

This Is America & The World 

Sat 2:30am 

This Old House Sat 11:30am 

The This Old House Hour Sat 4am 

Thomas & Friends Sat 9am 

To the Contrary w/Bonnie Erbe 

Sat 1:30am world Sat 5am, 3pm 

V 

The Victory Garden Sat 10:30am 

Virginia City Where History Lives 5/4 

5pm; 5/19 10:30am 

Voces On PBS world Rebel 5/27 

7am, 1pm, 6pm, 11pm 

W 

War Zone/Comfort Zone 5/27 

8am, 2pm, 4pm, 7pm; 5/28 mdnt; 

5/30 3am, 9am 

Washington Week with Gwen 

Ifill Sat 12:30am; Fri 7pm 

world Sat 4:30am, 6pm, 11:30pm 

Well Read Fri 5am, 11am 

West Encounters East 

Mon 2am; Sun 10am, 4pm 

Wild Animal Baby Explorers 

Sun 5:30am 

Wild Kratts Mon-Fri 4:30pm 

The Woodwright’s Shop 

Sat 5am, 1pm 

WordGirl Mon-Fri 3:30pm 

WordWorld Mon-Fri 2:30pm



MontanaPBS Create channel is available with an antenna iin these communities: 

Bozeman/Butte 9.3, Missoula 11.3, Billings 16.3, 

Great Falls 21.3, Helena 49.3, Kalispell 46.3 

A 

America’s Test Kitchen from 

Cook’s Illustrated Sun, Mon, Wed, 

Fri 12:30am; Sat 7:30am, 7:30pm; 

Sun, Tue, Thu 6:30pm; Sun, Tue, Thu, 

Sat 10pm 

American Woodshop Mon & Fri 

8:30am, 2:30pm 

Around The House with Matt 

and Shari Mon & Fri 9:30am, 

3:30pm 

Art of Food with Wendy Brodie 

Sat 5:30am 

Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 

Sun & Wed 7am; Wed 1pm 

Ask This Old House Mon & Thu 

2am; Sun & Wed 8am, 4pm, 8pm 

B 

Baking with Julia 

Sun & Wed 5:30pm 

Barbecue University with 

Steven Raichlen Chicago and the 

Midwest 5/31 5:30am, 11:30am 

Best of the Joy of Painting Tue & 

Thu 4:30am, 10:30am 

Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 

Wed & Fri 3am; Tue & Thu 9pm 

C 

Caprial and John’s Kitchen: 

Cooking for Family and Friends 

Tue & Thu 5pm, 10:30pm 

Chef John Besh’s New Orleans 

Mon, Wed, Fri 1am; Sun, Tue, Thu 7pm 

Chefs A’Field: Culinary Adventures 

That Begin On The Farm 

New York, NY: GreenMarket 5/18 

5am, 5pm; 5/19 11am Madison, 

WS 5/18 8:30am, 8:30pm; 5/19 

2:30pm New York: Wild Striped 

Bass 5/18 7am, 7pm; 5/19 1pm 

Christina Cooks Sat 5am, 7am, 

8:30am, 5pm, 7pm, 8:30pm; 

Tue & Thu 6:30am, 12:30pm 

Ciao Italia Mon & Fri 6am, noon 

Clodagh’s Irish Food Trails 

County Waterford 5/18 4:30am, 

4:30pm; 5/19 10:30am 

Color World with Gary Spetz 

Sun & Wed 4:30am; Wed 10:30am 

Cook’s Country from America’s 

Test Kitchen Tue, Thu, Sat 12:30am; 

Sat 4:30am, noon, 3:30pm, 4:30pm; 

Mon, Wed, Fri 6:30pm, 10pm 

Cooking Odyssey Sun & Wed 

5:30am; Wed 11:30am 

D E F 

Delicious Tv’s Vegan Mashup 

Sun & Wed 6:30am; Wed 12:30pm 

Essential Pepin Mon, Wed, Fri mdnt, 

3:30am; Sun, Tue, Thu 6pm, 9:30pm 

For Your Home Tue & Thu 9:30am, 

3:30pm 

French Chef Classics Thu 5:30pm 

GHI 

Garden Smart Wed 9am, 3pm 

Great American Seafood 

Cook-Off V 5/2 5pm, 10:30pm 

Growing A Greener World 

Mon & Fri 9am, 3pm 

Hometime Wed & Fri 2am; Tue & Thu 

8am, 4pm, 8pm 

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef 

Sat 6:30am, 11am, 6:30pm; 

Mon & Fri 5:30pm 

It’s Sew Easy Sun & Wed 4am; 

Wed 10am 

J 

The Jazzy Vegetarian Sat 6am, 

9am, 6pm, 9pm; Mon & Fri 6:30am, 

12:30pm 

Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class 

Sun & Wed 5pm, 10:30pm 

Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

Daily 1:30am; Sat 10am, 

1pm; Sun-Fri 4:30pm, 7:30pm 

Julia and Jacques Cooking at 

Home Potatoes 5/2 5:30pm Duck 

5/7 5:30pm 

K 

Katie Brown Workshop Sun & Wed 

9:30am; Wed 3:30pm 

Kimchi Chronicles Tue & Thu 5am, 

11am; Tue, Thu, Sat 11pm 

Knit and Crochet Now! Wall Art 

5/13 4am, 10am It’s A Wrap 5/17 

4am, 10am Baby Sleeping Sack 

5/20 4am, 10am Afghans 5/24 

4am, 10am Sweaters 5/27 4am, 

10am Light Up The Room 5/31 

4am, 10am 

L 

Lap Quilting with Georgia 

Bonesteel Mon & Fri 4am, 10am 

Lidia’s Italy In America Sun, Tue, 

Thu, Sat mdnt, 3:30am; Sat 9:30am, 

11:30am, 3pm; Mon, Wed, Fri 6pm; 

Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat 9:30pm 

M 

Mexico: One Plate at a Time 

with Rick Bayless Sun, Tue, Thu, 

Sat 1am; Mon & Fri 5am, 11pm; Sundays 

10am, noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm; 

Sun, Mon, Fri 11am; Sat 12:30pm 

Music Voyager Tue & Thu 7:30am, 

1:30pm 

N 

New Fly Fisher 

Sun & Wed 7:30am; Wed 1:30pm 

New Scandinavian Cooking 

Tue & Thu 6am, noon 

Nick Stellino Cooking with 

Friends Michael Cimarusti, Day Boat 

Halibut 5/31 6:30am, 12:30pm 

P 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 

Sundays 9am 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table 

Tue & Thu 5:30am, 11:30am 

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell 

Mon & Fri 4:30am, 10:30am 

Pati’s Mexican Table Sat 4am, 

8am, 4pm, 8pm; Mon & Fri 5:30am; 

Sundays 10:30am, 12:30pm, 

1:30pm, 2:30pm, 3:30pm; Sun, Mon, 

Fri 11:30am 

Perfect Day Fire and Ice: Lofoten, 

Norway 5/28 6am, noon Among 

Lakes and Berries: Karelia, Finland 

5/30 6am, noon 

Primal Grill with Steven 

Raichlen Mon & Fri, 5/17 5am, 

11am, 11pm; Sat, Sun, 5/25 4am, 

4pm; 5/26 10am 

Q 

Quilting Arts Tue & Thu 4am, 10am 

R 

Rachel’s Favorite Food for Living 

Bistro Food 5/12 6:30am 

Romance 5/15 6:30am, 12:30pm 

Soul Food 5/19 6:30am Sunday 

Lunch 5/22 6:30am, 12:30pm 

Fish 5/26 6:30am Childhood 

Memories 5/29 6:30am, 12:30pm 

Richard Bangs’ Adventures with 

Purpose Egypt 5/20 7am, 1pm 

India, 5/24 7am, 1pm Basel and 

Lucerne, 5/27 7am, 1pm Costa 

Rica, 5/31 7am, 1pm New Zealand, 

5/3 7am, 1pm Norway, Mon 7am, 

1pm - 5/6 7am, 1pm Hong Kong, 

Macau and Guangdong, Fri 7am, 

1pm - 5/10 7am, 1pm Switzerland, 

5/13 7am, 1pm 

Richard Bangs’ South America: 

Quest for Wonder 5/17 7am, 1pm 

Rick Steves’ Europe 

Daily 2:30am, 11:30pm; 

Mon-Sat 2pm; Sun-Fri 8:30pm 

Rough Cut: Woodworking with 

Tommy Mac Sun & Wed 8:30am; 

Wed 2:30pm 

Rudy Maxa’s World Mon & Thu 

3am; Sun & Wed 9pm 

S 

Sara’s Weeknight Meals Sun & 

Wed 6am; Wed noon 

Simply Ming Sat 10:30am; Mon & 

Fri 5pm; Mon, Fri, Sat 10:30pm 

Smart Travels: Europe with 

Rudy Maxa Tue & Thu 7am, 1pm 

T 

Taste This! Sun & Wed 5am, 11pm; 

Wed 11am 

This Old House Sun, Tue, Sat 2am; 

Mon & Fri 8am, 4pm, 8pm; Sat 

1:30pm 

Travelscope Sun, Tue, Sat 3am; 

Sat 2:30pm; Mon & Fri 9pm 

VW 

The Victory Garden 

Tue & Thu 9am, 3pm 

Woodsmith Shop 

Tue & Thu 8:30am, 2:30pm 

The MontanaPBS 

Create Channel 

schedule is online 

Find your favorite MontanaPBS 

programs using the online TV 

Schedule at: 

montanapbs.org/Schedule/ 

or click on the TV Schedule link at 

the top/center of our homepage.

MontanaPBS Kids channel is available with an antenna in these communities: 

Bozeman/Butte 9.2, Missoula 11.2, Billings 16.2, Great Falls 21.2, Helena 49.2, Kalispell 46.2 

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Saturday Sunday Monday–WEDNESDAY THURSDAY–Friday 

6:00 am Super Why Super Why! Curious George 

6:30 am Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That 

7:00 am Thomas & Friends Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Super Why! 

7:30 am Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps Sid the Science Kid Dinosaur Train 

8:00 am Wild Animal Baby Explorers Martha Speaks Sesame Street 

8:30 am Curious George Arthur 

9:00 am Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That Wild Kratts Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

9:30 am Super Why! WordGirl Sid the Science Kid 

10:00 am Dinosaur Train Cyberchase WordWorld 

10:30 am Wunderkind Little Amadeus Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures Barney & Friends 

11:00 am Sesame Street Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Caillou 

11:30 pm Miffy & Friends Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

Noon Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps Super Why! 

12:30 pm Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Anne of Green Gables Dinosaur Train 

1:00 pm Miffy & Friends Maya & Miguel Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot about That 

1:30 pm Thomas & Friends Wild Animal Baby Explorers Curious George 

2:00 pm Bob the Builder · Thomas & 

Friends, 5/18, 5/25 

2:30 pm Betsy’s Kindergarten 

Adventures 

Curious George 

Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That 

Arthur 

Wordgirl 

3:00 pm Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps Super Why! Wild Kratts 

3:30 pm Anne of Green Gables Dinosaur Train Electric Company 

4:00 pm Maya & Miguel Wunderkind Little Amadeus Martha Speaks 

4:30 pm Biz Kid$ Zula Patrol Curious George 

5:00 pm Curiosity Quest Nanalan’ Cyberchase 

5:30 pm Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Raggs Signing Time! 

6:00 pm Electric Company Berenstain Bears Hey Kids, Let’s Cook 

6:30 pm DragonflyTV Zoboomafoo Place of Our Own 

7:00 pm Hands on Crafts for Kids Hands on Crafts for Kids Hands On Crafts for Kids 

7:30 pm Zula Patrol Biz Kid$ Zula Patrol Biz Kid$ 

8:00 pm Nanalan’ Curiousity Quest Nanalan’ Curiousity Quest 

8:30 pm Raggs Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Raggs Fetch! w/Ruff Ruffman 

9:00 pm Berenstain Bears Electric Company Berenstain Bears Electric Company 

9:30 pm Zoboomafoo DragonflyTV Zoboomafoo DragonflyTV 

10:00 pm Hands on Crafts for Kids Hands on Crafts for Kids Hands On Crafts for Kids 

10:30 pm Zula Patrol Biz Kid$ Zula Patrol Biz Kid$ 

11:00 pm Nanalan’ Curiousity Quest Nanalan’ Curiousity Quest 

11:30 pm Raggs Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Raggs Fetch! w/Ruff Ruffman 

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1844 Broadwater · Billings 59102 

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Wilbur Rehmann Quintet 

Helena performers Wilbur Rehmann on saxophone and Blackie 

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Jazz as it ought to be: The Wilbur Rehmann Jazz Quintet. 

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