July 2011 - Idaho Public Television

JULY 2011 Membership Magazine for the Friends of IdahoPTV Volume 17, Issue 07 

See page 3 

IdahoPTV’s Primetime 

All-Channel Schedule 

See pages 6-17 

Weekends: Overnight 

and Daytime Schedule 

See page 18 

Idaho Channel 

Primetime Listings 

See page 19 

Spend the summer with POV 

details page 4 

PBS Partners on Summer 

Reading CHallenge 


Sky island A New Film by 

John Grabowska 


OUTDOOR IDAHO “Working for Wildlife” 


IdahoPTV Flips Channels in august 


History Detectives SaddlEs Up in Idaho 


WIll Rogers and American Politics 

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Editors 

Anne Peterson 

Bob Evancho 

Kelly Roberts 

Sponsorship 

Penny Traylor 

Design, Layout 

Lisa Sommer 

Jim Hadley 

IDAHO PUBLIC TELEVISION maintains five stations: KAID-DT, 

Boise; KIPT-DT, Twin Falls; KISU-DT, Pocatello; KUID-DT, Moscow; 

and KCDT-DT, Coeur d’Alene. Each station is licensed to the 

Idaho State Board of Education and is served by state personnel 

services under the direction of the general manager. 

General Manager 

Peter W. Morrill 

Director of Content 

Ron Pisaneschi 

Director of Finance 

Tim Tower 

Director of Development 

Megan Griffin 

Director of Technology 

Rich Van Genderen 

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Poirot, Miss Marple, Zen 

Share the Spotlight in July 

Airs Sundays at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT 

See it in HD at 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT 

Three fictional detectives — Agatha Christie 

characters Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple and 

brooding Italian newcomer Aurelio Zen — are the 

central figures during five Sunday-evening episodes 

this month. 

The mysteries unfold beginning with Hallowe’en 

Party (July 3), the third and final episode of the 

most recent whodunit series starring 

David Suchet as suave Belgian 

super sleuth Poirot. During a 

village’s Hallowe’en party, a 

young girl boasts of having 

witnessed a murder from 

years before. No one 

believes her tale until 

her body is found later in the 

evening, drowned in the applebobbing 

bucket. 

Poirot joins forces 

with his old crony, 

mystery novelist 

Ariadne 

Oliver (Zoë 

Wanamaker), 

in an attempt 

to solve the 

apparent murder. 

Oliver often 

assists Poirot in 

his cases through 

her knowledge 

of the criminal 

mind. She often 

claims to be 

endowed with 

particular 

“feminine 

intuition,” 

but it 

usually leads her astray. She is particularly fond of 

apples, which becomes part of the plot. 

In The Pale Horse (July 10), Julia McKenzie 

is back as Jane Marple, the detective with a gentle 

smile and probing mind. Following in the footsteps 

of Gracie Fields, Margaret Rutherford, Angela 

Lansbury, Helen Hayes and Joan Hickson, McEwan 

plays the part of the elderly amateur sleuth with the 

extraordinary knack of solving crimes. 

In this episode Miss Marple’s old friend is found 

murdered, and when she receives a list of names 

sent by the victim before his death, she sets out to 

find the killer and seek justice. 

In the final three Sundays of July, Idaho Public 

Television debuts the suave Zen beginning with 

Vendetta (July 17). Rufus Sewell stars as Zen, a 

Roman police detective hailing from Venice, where 

his moniker is a local shortening of the name Zeno. 

Outwitting prosecutors, politicians, mobsters, 

kidnappers and killers, Zen brings justice to 

modern-day Italy, whether the authorities want it or 

not. This Zen series features a trio of cases based on 

the bestselling novels by Michael Dibdin, a British 

crime novelist who lived in Seattle for several years 

until his death in 2007. 

Separated from his wife and living with his 

mother (Catherine Spaak), Zen is too frazzled by his 

job to think about romance. That is, until he meets 

Tania Moretti, his chief’s new secretary played 

by Italian actress Caterina Murino. Tania herself 

has been having spouse trouble and sees Zen as 

a remarkable exception to the predatory Romeos 

around the police station. Indeed, Zen has more than 

a bit of Bond about him, being both a gentleman 

and an exceptional lover. 

Beginning with Vendetta on July 22, 

MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! will repeat the 

previous Sunday’s episode Fridays at 9:00 p.m. 

MT/PT. Cabal (July 24, repeats July 29) and 

Ratking (July 31, repeats August 5) are the 

other two Zen episodes. 

Sponsors: Boise Co-op, The Flicks 

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This film offers a record 

of Western ranch life 

on July 5. It is a 

filmed portrait of 

a world in which 

nature and culture, 

animals and humans 

are on intimate terms 

— and sometimes 

violently at odds. The 

film follows some of 

the West’s last modernday 

horsemen, who lead 

flocks of sheep into the 

scenic and often dangerous 

mountains of Montana’s 

rugged Absaroka-Beartooth 

range north of Yellowstone 

National Park to fatten them 

on sweet summer grass. 

The film presents a portrait 

of the American West 

where traditional ways are 

threatened in a world of 

harsh beauty and arduous 

labor, and humans still 

work in rugged intimacy 

with nature. 

Airs Tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT 

See it in HD at 8:00/7:00 p.m. and 11:00/10:00 p.m. MT/PT 

The documentary series with a “point of view” continues its 24th season this month with four new shows 

as filmmakers travel to Montana, Southeast Asia, South America and Africa to tell their stories. 

Sweetgrass 

Enemies of 

the People 

Airing on July 12, this film follows Thet Sambath, an investigative 

journalist who lost his family during the slaughter of nearly 2 

million people at the hands of the Khmer Rouge in the late 1970s. 

He spends a decade gaining the trust of men and women who 

perpetrated the massacres of the “killing fields” of Cambodia, 

which have remained largely unexplained — until now. Sambath 

and co-director Rob Lemkin record shocking testimony from 

the common foot soldiers who slit throats, and from Communist 

leader Pol Pot’s notorious right-hand man. The result is a riveting 

account of modern horror wrapped in the beautiful imagery of 

rural Cambodia. Enemies of the People has won more than 20 

awards, including a special Sundance Jury Prize. 

Biblioburro: 

The Donkey Library (July 19) follows 

39-year-old Luis Soriano and his traveling library. Soriano is 

surely the most famous resident of La Gloria, a small 

town in a rural area of northern 

Colombia plagued 

by poverty, crime and 

armed insurrection. But 

his fame has little to 

do with guns, drugs or 

politics. His reputation 

rests on two sturdy 

donkeys named Alfa and 

Beto, his own two feet, 

and his willingness to 

spend weekends tramping 

through rugged and 

dangerous backcountry 

to bring a circulating 

library of donated books 

to the children in some of 

Colombia’s poorest and most 

remote towns and villages. 

Mugabe 

and the 

White 

African 

This documentary, which airs July 26, 

is the chilling account of one white African 

family’s efforts to fight its government. The Campbell family of 

Zimbabwe may have been white people determined to hold on to 

their farm, but they are not in the mold of colonialists hanging on 

to land extorted from blacks. They were among the native-born 

whites who did not flee in 1980 when Zimbabwe achieved full 

independence and black majority rule under independence fighter 

Robert Mugabe. Embracing the new country, the Campbells 

expand their small farm that same year, buying additional land 

to create a game preserve, with the full approval of Mugabe. 

Twenty years later, however, the Campbells find themselves in 

the crosshairs of a brutal land redistribution program enacted by 

the same Robert Mugabe. 

Sponsors: Boise Weekly, Hotel 43 

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PBS Partners 

on Summer 

Reading 

Challenge 

Parents still can sign up for the 

iVillage PBS Kids Summer Reading 

Community Challenge. The daily emails 

with reading assignments, tips and ideas 

end July 15 but the website for the 

collaborative project (http://challenges. 

ivillage.com/kids-summer-reading) will 

be there all summer. The site includes 

access to the full six weeks of daily 

assignments as well as other materials. 

People who sign up now will also get 

the weekly emails with reading tips that 

continue through the end of August. 

This is the second summer that PBS 

has partnered with iVillage, a division 

of NBCUniversal, which maintains an 

online site targeted to women. 

At pbsparents.org/read, PBS also will 

be posting activities that relate to the 

weekly series’ focus and have tips and 

ideas for parents as well as links to library 

finders and all the partner sites online. 

The kids can be turned loose at 

pbskids.org/read where they can 

find reading games, summer reading 

adventures and challenges just for them. 

The top five tips from PBS to help 

prevent a summer learning slump include: 

take learning tools along on trips; 

integrate literacy-building adventures 

into daily routines; find educational 

activities to do together; look for books 

and programs featuring a child’s favorite 

characters; and explore the local library. 

Overnight Educational 

Enrichment Schedule 

IDAHO SUB-CHANNEL 1 

Beginning at 1:00 a.m./12:00 midnight MT/PT, Mondays through Fridays, 

IdahoPTV airs educational programs for K-12 and adult learning on 

IDAHO Sub-Channel 1. Check idahoptv.org/learn for extended copyright 

and program descriptions. Set your video recorder the night before. 

MONDAY A.M. TUESDAY A.M. WEDNESDAY A.M. THURSDAY A.M. FRIDAY A.M. 

1:00/12:00 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 

7/6 Winged Migration 

7/7 Echoes of a Bitter Crossing: Lewis & 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 

NOVA 

Nature 

7/13, 7/20, 7/27 

American Experience 

Clark in Idaho 

7/14, 7/21, 7/28 

College Track 

Assessment in Math and Science: 

What’s the Point 

2:00/1:00 7/4 NOVA scienceNOW 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 

7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

Scientific American Frontiers 

Secrets of the Dead 

3:00/2:00 

7/4, 7/25 

Secrets of the Dead 

7/11 Chasing China’s Chariots of Steam 

7/18 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean 

Adventures 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 

Unseen Life on Earth: An Introduction 

to Microbiology 

7/6 Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of 

the Pharaohs (2:30/1:30) 

7/13 Child Safety: It’s No Accident 

7/20 Will Rogers and American Politics 

7/27 Singing Revolution 

7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 

Conquistadors With Michael Wood 

7/7 Liquid Assets: The Story of Our Water 

Infrastructure 

7/14, 7/21 

Three Faiths, One God: Judaism, 

Christianity, Islam 

7/28 My Brother, Madness & Survival 

7/7 Sleeping Monsters, Sacred Fires: 

Volcanos of New Mexico (3:30/2:30) 

7/14 Alone in the Wilderness 

7/21 Alaska: Silence & Solitude 

7/28 Sacred Earth 

7/1 Forsaken Fields (2:30/1:30) 

7/8 Crossing Lines (2:30/1:30) 

7/15 Values Go to School (2:30/1:30) 

7/22 From Pictures to Words (2:30/1:30) 

7/29 Forever Friends (2:30/1:30) 

7/1, 7/8 

Engaging With Literature: A Workshop 

for Teachers, Grades 3-5 

7/15, 7/22, 7/29 

Learning Science Through Inquiry 

4:00/3:00 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

Place of Our Own 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 


7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 


7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28 


7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 


4:30/3:30 

7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

Los Niños En Su Casa 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 


7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 


7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28 


7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 


5:00/4:00 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

BBC World News 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 


7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 


7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28 


7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 


5:30/4:30 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

Destinos 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 

Connect With English 

7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 

French in Action 

7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28 

Destinos 

7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 

Connect with English 

6:00/5:00 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, 7/25 

Classical Stretch 

7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 

Power Yoga: Mind & Body 

7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 

Classical Stretch 

7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28 

Power Yoga: Mind & Body 

7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 

Functional Fitness 

Daytime and Children’s Ready to Learn Programs 

Weekday times are Mountain Time/Pacific Time. Children’s shows are closed captioned for the hearing impaired and as a tool to build reading skills. 

6:30/5:30 Clifford the Big Red Dog 

11:00/10:00 Sid the Science Kid 

3:00/2:00 The Electric Company 

7:00/6:00 Arthur 

11:30/10:30 WordWorld 

3:30/2:30 WordGirl 

7:30/6:30 Martha Speaks 

12:00/11:00 Caillou 

4:00/3:00 Wild Kratts 

8:00/7:00 Curious George 

12:30/11:30 Barney & Friends 

4:30/3:30 Cyberchase 

8:30/7:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot 1:00/12:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows 

5:00/4:00 Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 

About That! 

a Lot About That! 

—/4:30 Arthur 

9:00/8:00 Super Why! 

1:30/12:30 Zoboomafoo 

—/5:00 WordWorld 

9:30/8:30 Dinosaur Train 

2:00/1:00 Between the Lions 

10:00/9:00 Sesame Street 

2:30/1:30 Martha Speaks 

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SKY ISLAND 

Airs Sunday, July 10, at 7:30 p.m. MT/PT 

In northern New Mexico, the volcanic 

Jemez Mountains rise more than a mile 

above the high desert — a SKY ISLAND 

surrounded by a desert sea. 

Environmental filmmaker John 

Grabowska (CROWN OF THE 

CONTINENT, RIBBON OF SAND) 

tells the story of these mountains with 

few words but many images of the 

varied ecosystems. From the bottom of 

White Rock Canyon to the heights of the 

Jemez, the land rises more than a mile in 

elevation, creating different zones of life 

as temperature drops and moisture climbs. 

This unique formation encompasses the 

canyons and plateaus of Bandelier National 

Monument. The lush high mountain valley 

is an ancient caldera. Signs of human 

habitation are visible on Pajarito Plateau 

and the Jemez Range — the ancestral home 

sacred to Pueblo people for more than a 

millennium. 

Grabowska has said he makes films that 

interpret natural landscapes and humans’ 

places within them. In the mountains’ 

isolated climate zones, the Earth’s warming 

temperatures and a reduced snowpack 

have an immediate effect on vegetation 

and wildlife; pinyons and junipers are 

disappearing to be replaced by grasslands 

and unique animal life, which is threatened 

in these isolated mountains. 

This exploration of identity, place and 

perception features narration by Academy 

Award-winning actress Meryl Streep and 

readings by Pulitzer Prize-winning Native 

American author N. Scott Momaday. 

Momaday spent his boyhood living in 

Jemez Pueblo and for many years had a 

home up in the Jemez. 

Long-time collaborator and 

cinematographer Steve Ruth captures 

dramatic images of the mountains and 

their wild inhabitants. Composer Todd 

Boekelheide, who has scored other 

Grabowska films, provides the original 

orchestral music. 

The Jemez Mountains are considered the 

epicenter of climate change effects in New 

Mexico. The film’s narration concludes: 

“Parks and protected areas can be living 

laboratories for studying long-term changes 

in the landscape. Abundant and extensive 

wildlands can help alleviate the effects 

of a warming planet by absorbing carbon 

dioxide. And they serve as an angle of 

repose. Places for the pursuit of happiness.” 

Idaho Public Television is the presenting 

station of SKY ISLAND and other 

Grabowska films to PBS. 

JULY 2011 PRIMETIME ALL-CHANNEL SCHEDULE 

Week of July 1-2, 2011 5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT 

Friday, 1 

All Times are MT (Mountain Time)/PT (Pacific Time) 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

Idaho-1 MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report 

PT — WordWorld 

PBS NewsHour Washington Week BBC Newsnight 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

High-Def-2 

PBS NewsHour Washington Week Need to Know Outdoor Idaho 

“A Middle Fork Journey” 

NASA Connect NASA Connect Ciao Italia Primal Grill w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Music Voyager 

Learn/Create-3 

“Better Health-Space to Earth” “PSA-The Astronaut’s Helper” “Bread and Cheese Casseroles” “Italian Fire” “The Making Of” “New Orleans: Perfect Storm” 

World-4 

Sgt. Fitch: The Legacy of Sarg Records Fats Domino: Walkin’ Back to New Orleans Rock Prophecies 

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World-4 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 8: 

MT — Antiques Roadshow, Washington, D.C.-Hour Three MT — Priceless Antiques RS MT —Rick Steves’ Europe The Lawrence Welk Show 

Ar 

PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “Hawaii” 

“H 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

History Detectives NOVA Austin City Limits 

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“What Are Dreams?” 

“Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll” 

“D 

Economics U$A Economics U$A Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen 

“Perfect Competition” “Economic Efficiency” “The Pacific Rim” “America’s Crossroads” “Northern California” “The Mid-Atlantic” 

Rock Prophecies Dialogue Need to Know 

“STEM Education in Idaho” 

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Airs Thursday, July 14, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PT 

Repeats Sunday, July 17, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT 

See it in HD Thursday, July 14, at 9:00/8:00 p.m. MT/PT 

and Sunday, July 17, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PT 

In Idaho’s forests, mountains and lakes 

— even cities — Idahoans are turning their 

energies to Working for Wildlife. 

“Let’s face it. We humans are not easy on 

wild animals. So it’s nice to know there are 

folks out there who go out of their way to 

assist wildlife, in interesting and challenging 

ways,” says Bruce Reichert, executive 

producer for this new show. “I was particularly 

impressed with the role of volunteers in all 

this, from giving a hand up to orphaned black 

bear cubs to helping track the interaction 

between wolverines and snowmobilers in 

central Idaho.” 

Biologists and volunteers load up sleds 

and equipment in Island Park for a chance 

to capture deer on the run. They call it “deer 

tackling.” Helicopters help gather deer. Nets 

are strung in a funnel pattern and held by 

slender sticks that collapse easily. When a 

fawn connects with the net, a waiting volunteer 

tackles the animal by hand (arm and body) so 

it can be weighed, checked and fitted with a 

radio collar. 

Wolverines, elusive 30-pound creatures with 

an attitude, are not captured by hand. In the 

Payette National Forest, tiny log cabins with 

bait, a satellite message system, GPS units and 

dozens of snowmobilers are all part of a multiyear 

study under way to determine the animal’s 

tolerance for winter recreationists. Volunteer 

Ben Rooney describes his first encounter with 

a wolverine: “You can hear this growling; it’s 

super deep, doesn’t sound like an animal.” 

Kim Heinemeyer, lead scientist for the 

Central Idaho Wolverine Project, checks the 

traps by computer every morning. Satellite 

band boxes sit on the traps and notify her by 

email if the lid has closed. She and others 

then travel to the site to find out if they have 

a wolverine or some other creature in the trap. 

If the prize is a wolverine, they anesthetize 

it and fit it with a radio collar. Meanwhile, 

snowmobilers, who accept a GPS unit to carry 

on their machines, are helping to build a winter 

recreation map to juxtapose with the travels of 

wolverines. 

“Do we have wolverines overlapping where 

there’s recreation? We’re starting to get those 

answers — yes, we do,” Heinemeyer says. 

At a home in Garden City, adjacent to 

Boise, Sally Maughan of Idaho Black Bear 

Rehab cares for orphaned baby bears. Because 

the bears go back to the forest, there is no 

socialization with humans after they are 

weaned. “We go in, we feed, we clean, we get 

out,” says Maughan. “They don’t see me as 

mom but they accept me as kind of a funny 

looking bear.” 

Sponsors: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Boise Co-op, Farm Bureau 

Insurance, Idaho Fish & Wildlife Foundation, The Idaho Statesman, OfficeMax, 

Parkwood Business Properties, Sara Ifft, U.S. Bancorp Foundation 

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Week of July 1-2, 2011 8:00/7:00p MT/PT — 12:00 midnight/11:00p MT/PT 

Friday, 1 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Need to Know Garrow’s Law Austin City Limits Charlie Rose 

“Manu Chao” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Antiques Roadshow Washington Week BBC Newsnight MI-5 Antiques Roadshow 

“Washington, D.C.-Hour Three” 

“Washington, D.C.-Hour Three” 

P. A. Smith’s Garden Home This Old House Hometime Around the House Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy 

“Whimsy” “Cottage: Sod & Stone” “Exterior Details” “Paper Crafting“ “Thai Basil/Butter” “From Wine to Chocolate” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Fats Domino: Walkin’ Back to New Orleans 

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8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered The Red Green Show Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who 

“Heir Apparent” “Romance Isn’t Dead” “School Bus Blimp” “The Eleventh Hour” 

Live From the Artists Den Hoot in the Hole: The Story of Austin City Limits NOVA 

“D. Merriweather, A Fine Frenzy and Lisa Hannigan” the Jackson Hole Hootenanny “Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll” “What Are Dream?” 

Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen 

“The Southwest” “The South” “Florida” “Southern California” “Chicago and Midwest” “U.S. Tropics: Hawaii” “La. and the Gulf Coast” “Texas and Oklahoma” 

God in America (2 hours) Rock Prophecies Washington Week McLaughlin Group 

“A New Adam/A New Eden” 

Saturday, 2 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

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MT—Dialogue MT —Doc Martin “The Family Way” Outdoor Idaho Oregon Field Guide 

PT—Doc Martin “The Family Way” PT — NOVA “What Are Dreams?” “A Middle Fork Journey” “Knowles Creek Update” 

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NOVA Nature History Detectives 

“What Are Dreams?” 

“The Gorilla King” 

Seasons of Life P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 

“Late Adulthood” “Tomato Festival” “Meatless Grilling” “Burgundy: Profound France” “Australia: Arnhemland” 

Class C: The Only Game POV (90 minutes) Global Voices 

in Town (begins at 4/3) “My Perestroika” “For God, Tsar and Fatherland” 

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MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour A Capitol Fourth (90 minutes) 

PT— WordWorld 

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PBS NewsHour A Capitol Fourth (90 minutes) 3, 2, 1 Fireworks 

NASA Connect NASA Connect Barbecue U. With Steven Raichlen Barbecue U. With Steven Raichlen Barbecue U. With Steven Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen 

“The Venus Transit” “The ‘A’ Train Express” “The Pacific Rim” “America’s Crossroads” “Northern California” “The Mid-Atlantic” 

Forgotten War: The Struggle for North America Liberty or Death Nature 


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PBS NewsHour Lark Rise to Candleford 

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PBS NewsHour History Detectives Frontline 

“TBA” 

NASA Connect NASA Connect Cooking Odyssey Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Globe Trekker 


“Building Muscles and Bones” “Rocket to the Stars” “Skiathos” “Pepper It Up” “World War II in Europe” 

World-4 

For Love of Liberty: The Story of America’s Black Patriots (2 hours) 

Dialogue 

“STEM Education in Idaho” 

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PBS NewsHour Secrets of the Dead 

“The World’s Biggest Bomb” 

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PBS NewsHour Nature NOVA 


“Ape Genius” 

NASA Connect NASA Connect P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 


“Ancient Observatories” “Hidden Treasures” “Orchard Fruit” “High on the Hog” “Barcelona and Catalunya” “Mali: Sahel to the Sahara” 

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Death of the Old West POV (90 minutes) Frontline 

“Sweetgrass” 

“TBA” 

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PBS NewsHour MT — Priceless Antiques RS 

PT — Outdoor Idaho 

MT — Rick Steves’ Europe 

PT — Dialogue 

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PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Will Rogers and American Politics 

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“Trash to Treasure” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids Cooking Odyssey Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Globe Trekker 


“Underdeveloped Countries” “Animals, Vertebrates, Birds” “Volo/Pylio” “Verrine” “Best American Hikes” 

World-4 NOVA scienceNOW NOVA Ferrets: The Pursuit of Excellence 

“How Smart Are Animals?” 


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PBS NewsHour Washington Week BBC Newsnight 

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PBS NewsHour Dialogue Need to Know Outdoor Idaho 

“Role of the Humanities” 

“Ystones’ Cascade Corner” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids Ciao Italia Primal Grill w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Music Voyager 


“Eco-friendly Landscape” “Vertebrates, Amphibians” “Cooking Live w/B. Boudet” “Bombay Blast” “Little Europe“ “The Capital of Salsa” 

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The Buddha (2 hours) 

Dhamma Brothers 

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Idaho-1 MT — Antiques Roadshow “Trash to Treasure” MT — Priceless Antiques RS MT — Rick Steves’ Europe The Lawrence Welk Show 

PT— Priceless Antiques RS PT —Rick Steves’ Europe PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “From Polkas to Classics” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

History Detectives The This Old House Hour Austin City Limits 

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“Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile” 


Economics U$A Economics U$A Smart Travels w/ Rudy Maxa Rick Steves’ Europe Smart Travels w/Rudy Maxa Rick Steves’ Europe 

“Monopoly” “Oligopolies” “Switzerland and the Alps” “Helsinki and Tallinn” “Seattle” “Oslo” 

World-4 Dhamma Brothers Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Need to Know 

“Idaho: The Whitewater State” “Role of the Humanities” 

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Nature Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) New Tricks Ladies of Letters 

“The Gorilla King” “Poirot: Hallowe’en Party” “Dark Chocolate” 

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Dialogue Garrow’s Law Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) Ebert Presents at 

“STEM Education in Idaho” “Poirot: Hallowe’en Party” the Movies 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Are You Being Served? Painting w/Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy 

Home “Mystery” “Outdoor Spaces” “Beach Dreams” “Heir Apparent” “Trail Ridge Overlook” “Thanksgiving” “The Umbrian Twist” 

Global Voices (90 minutes) POV (90 minutes) Global Voices 

“Storm of Emotions” “My Perestroika” “For God, Tsar and Fatherland” 

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A Capitol Fourth 3, 2, 1 Fireworks Globe Trekker Survival Lives in the Balance Charlie Rose 

(continued) “The Netherlands” “The Plant That Cures Malaria (Uganda)” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

PBS Previews: Prohibition Outdoor Idaho Doc Martin A Capitol Fourth (90 minutes) 3, 2, 1 Fireworks 

“A Middle Fork Journey” “The Family Way” 

Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Keeping Up Appearances Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen Barbecue U. w/S. Raichlen 

“The Southwest” “The South” “Florida” “Southern California” “U.S. Tropics: Hawaii” “La. and the Gulf Coast” “Texas and Oklahoma” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Liberty or Death 

Tuesday,5 

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History Detectives Frontline POV (90 minutes) MT — Charlie Rose 

“TBA” “Sweetgrass” PT — Newsline 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

POV (90 minutes) Ribbon of Sand Frontline POV 

“Sweetgrass” “TBA” “Sweetgrass” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder Last of the Summer Wine Best of Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Julia & Jacques Cooking 

“Soft” “The Governor’s Poboy” “Turning Hall Trees” “Unforgettable” “Romance Isn’t Dead” “Cliffside” ”Hibiscus Flower” at Home ”Potatoes” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Echoes of a Bitter Crossing: Lewis & Clark in Idaho 

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NOVA NOVA scienceNOW Hustle Charlie Rose 


“How Smart Are Animals?” 

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NOVA scienceNOW Lark Rise to Candleford NOVA NOVA scienceNOW 

“How Smart Are Animals?” “Ape Genius” “How Smart Are Animals?” 

Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Outnumbered Painting With Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy 

“Decorated Garden” “Wedding Planner” “Winter’s Light, Part One“ “Coconut Layer Cake” “Yodeling in Alto Piano” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Globe Trekker 

“The Netherlands” 

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MT — Outdoor Idaho MT — Dialogue Midsomer Murders MI-5 Charlie Rose 

PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “Blood Will Out, Part One” 

This Old House Hour Outdoor Idaho Dialogue American Family: Annivers ary Edition 

“Ystones’ Cascade Corner” “Role of the Humanities” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder The Red Green Show Best of Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Julie & Jacques Cooking 

“Soft” “Joiner’s Tool Chest, Pt. 1” “Ionic Column Table” “Mind Over Matter” “School Bus Blimp” “Dimensions” “Mexican Picnic” at Home “Duck” 

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PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose NOVA 


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“Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll” 

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P. Allen Smith’s Garden This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy 

Home “Time“ “Cottage: Finish the Trim” “Stick and Stones” “Glass and Ceramics” “Ponzu/Cranberries” “Airy Pasta Pillows” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Tutankhamun and the Sleeping Monsters, 

Golden Age of Pharaohs Sacred Fires 

Saturday, 9 

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Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered The Red Green Show The Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who 

“Closed Circuit” “Howard’s Eye” “Coup de Grass” “The Beast Below” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Live from the Artists Den Antiques Roadshow Austin City Limits NOVA 

“Ringo Starr With Ben Harper and the Relentless 7” “Trash to Treasure” “Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile” “Ape Genius” 

Smart Travels w/R. Maxa The Seasoned Traveler Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa Passport to Adventure Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa Smart Travels w/ R. Maxa Chefs A’ Field 

“Edinburgh and Scotland” “Cruising Europe” “Ireland’s West Coast” “Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast” “Sailing Grenadine Isles” “Oahu and Kauai” “Milan and Lake Como” “Equinox, Wash., D.C.” 

God in America (2 hours) Dhamma Brothers Washington Week McLaughlin Group 

“A Nation Reborn/A New Light” 

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MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden Home MT — Dialogue “Humanities” MT —Doc Martin “Out of the Woods” Outdoor Idaho Sky Island 

PT—Doc Martin “Out of the Woods” PT — NOVA “Ape Genius” “Idaho: The Whitewater State” 

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“Oceans in Glass: Behind Scenes of Monterey Bay Aquarium” 

Teaching Reading K-2 Teaching Reading K-2 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 

“Becoming Readers & Writers” “Writer’s Journal” “Harvest Festival” “Louisiana Tribute” “Great Swiss Cities” “Antarctica & the Falklands” 

POV (90 minutes) 

“El General” 


“The Judge and the General” 

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MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow 


“Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour One” 

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PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow 


“San Antonio, Texas, Hour Two” 


“Eco-friendly Landscape” “Animals, Vertebrates, Fish” “Homemade Wine” “Asia’s Crossroads” “Vienna and the Danube” “The New Medellin” 

Circus (2 hours) 

“First of May/One Ring Family” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour Lark Rise to Candleford 


5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 


“TBA” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids Cooking Odyssey Made in Spain Globe Trekker 

“Greenest Conservatory” “Animals, Vertebrates, Mammals” “Trikala” “Liquid Gold” “Arab Gulf States” 

For Love of Liberty: The Story of America’s Black Patriots (2 hours) Outdoor Idaho Dialogue 

“Beyond Hatred” “Idaho: The Whitewater State” “Role of the Humanities” 

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MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour Secrets of the Dead 


“China’s Terracotta Warriors” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

PBS NewsHour Nature NOVA 

“Oceans in Glass: Behind Scenes of the Monterey Bay Aquarium” “Kings of Camouflage” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 

“Growing Power” “Animals, Vertebrates, Herbivores” “Egg ‘cellent” “Rib Master” “The Czech Republic” “Brazil: The Pantanal” 

Snap Judgment POV (90 minutes) Frontline 

“Enemies of the People” 

“TBA” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour MT — Priceless Antiques RS MT —Rick Steves’ Europe 

PT — WordWorld PT — Outdoor Idaho PT — Dialogue 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures 


“Sea Ghosts” 


“Composting 101 & Beyond” “Animals, Vertebrates, Carnivores” “Metsovo” “Onion That Would Be King” “Venice City Guide” 

Botany of Desire (2 hours) 

NOVA 

“Kings of Camouflage” 

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MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour Washington Week BBC Newsnight 


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“Women Who Light the Dark” 

“Working for Wildlife” 


“Urban Beekeeping” “Animals, Vertebrates, Reptiles” “Fantastic Pasta Casseroles” “Heat Without Meat” “Athens and Side Trips” “Colombia’s Tropical Beats” 

Survival: Lives in the Balance Survival: Lives in the Balance New Recruits 

“The Struggle to Breathe (Philippines)” 

“Distant Places, Forgotten Lives (Niger)” 

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MT — Antiques Roadshow “Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour One” MT — Priceless Antiques RS MT — Rick Steves’ Europe The Lawrence Welk Show 

PT— Priceless Antiques RS PT —Rick Steves’ Europe PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “Big Band Sounds” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

History Detectives 

Great Performances (2.5 hours) 

“Rigoletto from Mantua” 

Economics U$A Economics U$A Lap Quilting with G. Bonesteel Knit and Crochet Now! Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Martha’s Sewing Room 

“Pollution” “Labor and Management” “New Mexico Quilt News” “Be Jewelled” “Memories” “Princess Pettiskirts” 

New Recruits Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Need to Know 



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“Oceans in Glass: Behind Scenes of the Monterey Bay Aquarium” 

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“Oceans in Glass: The Monterey Bay Aquarium” “Miss Marple: The Pale Horse” “Good Morning Lemmings” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Garrow’s Law Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) Ebert Presents at 

“Ystones’ Cascade Corner” “Role of the Humanities” “Miss Marple: The Pale Horse” the Movies 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Are You Being Served?” Painting With Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy 

Home “Sacred Places” “Farm to Table” “A Perfect Shower” “Closed Circuit” “Winter’s Light, Part 2” “Salmon Indoors & Out” “Valle D’aosta Oven” 

Global Voices Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Sky Island POV 

“Cuba: An African Odyssey, Part One” “Idaho: Whitewater State” “Role of the Humanities” “The Judge and the General” 

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Globe Trekker Abraham and Mary Lincon: American Experience Survival: Lives in the Balance Charlie Rose 

“Food Hour: Morocco” “Shattered” “Fit for Life (Bangladesh)” 

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Abraham and Mary Lincon: American Experience Doc Martin Antiques Roadshow Abraham and Mary Lincon: American Experience 

“Shattered” “Out of the Woods” “San Antonio, Texas, Hour Two “Shattered” 

Garden Smart This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen Keeping Up Appearances Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy “Simmering 

“Cottage: Porch Railing” “Recycling Refreshed” “Outdoors” “Ginger/Lemons” Chicken in Beer” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Alone in the Wilderness 

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History Detectives Frontline POV (90 minutes) MT — Charlie Rose 

“TBA” “Enemies of the People” PT — Newsline 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

POV (90 minutes) Sky Island Frontline POV 

“Enemies of the People” “TBA” “Enemies of the People” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Vine Talk 

“Hybrid 2” “Joiner’s Tool Chest, Part 2” “Country Corner Shelf” “Quiet Confidence” “Howard’s Eye” “Forest Edge” ”Mexican Brunch” “Napa Valley Cabernets” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Sky Island Ribbon of Sand 

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NOVA Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures Hustle Charlie Rose 


“Sea Ghosts” 

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Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures Lark Rise to Candleford NOVA Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures 

“Sea Ghosts” “Kings of Camouflage” “Sea Ghosts” 

Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Outnumbered Painting w/Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy 

“Rest and Renew” “Farm Stand” “Winter’s Light, Part 3“ “Italian Bread and Sauce” “Terre E Mare” 


“Food Hour: Morocco” 

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MT — Outdoor Idaho MT —Dialogue Midsomer Murders MI-5 Charlie Rose 

PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — R. Steves’ Europe “Blood Will Out, Part Two” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

The This Old House Hour Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures Giant Screen Films 

“Working for Wildlife” “Women Who Light Dark” “Sea Ghosts” “Bears” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder The Red Green Show Best of Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Vine Talk “Rieslings 

“Hybrid 2” “Jefferson’s Bookstand” “Jewelry Boxes” “No Limits” “Coup de Grass” “Deep Wilderness Home” “Chorizo” from the Finger Lakes” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Chasing China’s Chariots of Steam 

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“Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 




P. Allen Smith’s Garden This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy 

Home “The Rose Show“ “Stone Cottage: Lighting” “Creative Conservation” “Primitive Painting” “Hot Water Dough/Shallots” “Grazing in Abruzzo” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Survival: Lives in the Balance 

“Distant Places, Forgotten Lives (Niger)” 

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8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered The Red Green Show Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who 

“Erotic Dreams” “Of Passion and Pizza” “Rent a Wreck” “Victory of the Daleks” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Great Performances Sky Island Antiques Roadshow Austin City Limits NOVA 

(continued) “Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour One” “Drive-by Truckers/Ryan Bingham” “Kings of Camouflage” 

Lap Quilting w/G. Bonesteel Love of Quilting Knit and Crochet Now! Martha’s Sewing Room Sewing With Nancy Sewing With Nancy Love of Quilting Martha’s Sewing Room 

“Girl Scout Quilt Alert” “Quilt It and Paint It” “One-day Projects” “Texturing Fabric” “Copy Cat Patterns, Part 1” “Copy Cat Patterns, Part 2” “Friendship Quilts” “Border Embroidery” 

God in America (2 hours) New Recruits Washington Week McLaughlin Group 

“Soul of a Nation/Of God and Caesar” 

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MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden Home MT — Dialogue MT — Doc Martin “Erotomania” Outdoor Idaho Oregon Field Guide 

PT— Doc Martin “Erotomania” PT — NOVA “Kings of Camouflage” “Working for Wildlife” “Wallowa R./Steep Hill Ridge” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 



“In the Valley of the Wolves” 


“Building Oral Language” “Thalia Learns the Details” “Salad Greens” “Grilling With Wood” “Greece’s Peloponnese” “West Africa: Togo and Benin” 

Global Voices (90 minutes) 

“Imelda” 


“Enemies of the People” 

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“Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour Two” 

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“San Antonio, Texas-Hour Three” 


“The Edible Schoolyard” “Arthropods and Insects” “Eggplants and Tomatoes” “Spanish Smoke” “Copenhagen” “Heartbeat of Vallenato” 


“Change On/Survival of the Fittest” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 



5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 


“TBA” 


“The Earth-friendly Winery” “Arthropods, Arachnids” “Paros” “The Land of Fire” “South Atlantic” 

American Family: Anniversary Edition (2 hours) Outdoor Idaho Dialogue 



5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 



“Lost in the Amazon” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

PBS NewsHour Secrets of the Dead NOVA 


“The Great Inca Rebellion” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 

“Preserving Heirlooms” “Crustaceans and Mollusks” “Backyard Farming” “Extreme Grilling” “Denmark: Beyond Copenhagen” “New Zealand” 

The Doha Debates POV Frontline 

“Biblioburro, The Donkey Library” 

“TBA” 

Nature 

““In the Valley of the Wolves” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour MT —Rick Steves’ Europe “The Best of Southern Spain” 


5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Secrets of the Dead 



Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids Great American Seafood Made in Spain Globe Trekker 

“Leading by Example” “True Plants, Flowers” Cook-off “The Tale of the Drunken Goat” “The Netherlands” 

Lost Cave Temples NOVA Secrets of Shangri-La 


5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 



5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 


“Pico Iyer” 

“Idaho Fairways” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids Ciao Italia Primal Grill With Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Music Voyager 

“The Power of Worms” “Fruits and Vegetables” “Fish in Salt” “Out of Africa” “Istanbul” “Afro-Colombian Grooves” 

Survival: Lives in the Balance Survival: Lives in the Balance Ultimate Resource 

“The Plant That Cures Malaria (Uganda)” “Fit for Life (Bangladesh)” “Know Thyself” 

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MT — Antiques Roadshow “Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour Two” MT —Rick Steves’ Europe “Andalucia: The Best of Southern Spain” The Lawrence Welk Show 

PT— Rick Steves’ Europe “Andalucia: The Best of Southern Spain” PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “Something About a Home Town Band” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

History Detectives The This Old House Hour Austin City Limits 

“Steve Earle/Kris Kristofferson” 

Economics U$A Economics U$A Vine Talk “Mulling Vine Talk “Zeroing in on Vine Talk “Sipping Sancerres Vine Talk “Polishing Off 

“Profits and Interest” “Reducing Poverty” Malbecs from Argentina” Zinfandels from California” from the Loire Valley” Pinots from Oregon” 

The Doha Debates Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Need to Know 

“Idaho Fairways” 

“Pico Iyer” 

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Wednesday, 20 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 


“In the Valley of the Wolves” “Zen: Vendetta” “Fashion Victim” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Garrow’s Law Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) Ebert Presents at 

“Working for Wildlife” “Women Who Light Dark” “Zen: Vendetta” the Movies 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Are You Being Served? Painting w/ Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy 

Home “The Food Show” “What’s Cooking?” “Kids’ Party” “Erotic Dreams” “Cabbage Key, Part One” “Great Glazed Chicken” “A Genovese Buffet” 

Global Voices Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Washington Week POV 

“Cuba: An African Odyssey, Part Two” “Working for Wildlife” “Women Who Light Dark” “Enemies of the People” 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Globe Trekker Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience Will Rogers and American Politics Charlie Rose 

“Turkey 2” 

“The Dearest of All Things” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience Doc Martin Antiques Roadshow Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience 

“The Dearest of All Things” “Erotomania” “San Antonio, Texas-Hour Three” “The Dearest of All Things” 

Garden Smart This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen Keeping Up Appearances Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy “Gnocchi 

“Cottage: Kitchen & Baths” “Natural Art” “Chic Antique Painting” “Lychees/Champagne” Sardinian Style” 


“Turkey 2” 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

History Detectives Frontline POV Charlie Rose 

“TBA” 


8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

POV History Detectives Frontline POV 

“Biblioburro, The Donkey Library” “TBA” “Biblioburro, The Donkey Library” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Vine Talk “Picking Pinot 

“Trends” “Classical Carving” “Dovetailed Hope Chest” “Small Action, Big Impact” “Of Passion and Pizza” “New Day’s Dawn” “Cinnamon” Noirs from Burgundy” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Hemingway in Cuba 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

NOVA Secrets of the Dead Hustle Charlie Rose 


“Aztec Massacre” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Secrets of the Dead Lark Rise to Candleford NOVA Secrets of the Dead 

“Aztec Massacre” “The Great Inca Rebellion” “Aztec Massacre” 

Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Outnumbered Painting w/Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy “Three 

“Family Room Redo” “Pay It Forward” “Cabbage Key, Part Two“ “Chicken Indian Style” Pastas in a Flash” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose POV 


Thursday, 21 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 


PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “The Best of Southern Spain” “Beyond the Grave, Part One” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

The This Old House Hour Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Secrets of the Dead Giant Screen Films 

“Idaho Fairways” “Pico Iyer” “Lost in the Amazon” “Majestic White Horses” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder The Red Green Show Best of Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Vine Talk “Weighing 

“Trends” “File Philosophy” “Picture Frames” “Dreams Never Die” “Rent a Wreck” “Waterfall Wonder” “Middle East Influences” Wash. Chardonnays” 



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Friday, 22 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Need to Know Masterpice Mystery! (90 minutes) Austin City Limits MT — Charlie Rose 

“Zen: Vendetta” “Drive-by Truckers/Ryan Bingham” PT — Newsline 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 




P. Allen Smith’s Garden This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy “Sweet 

Home “Entry w/ Impact“ “Recycled Fence” “Old-school Ideas for Today” “All-seasons Yard” “Tamari/Hot Pepper Sauce” and Spicy Calabria” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Survival: Lives in the Balance 

“Fit for Life (Bangladesh)” 

Saturday, 23 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered The Red Green Show The Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who 

“Sweet Smell of Success” “It’s Never 10 Years” “Curse of the Mummy” “The Time of the Angels” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 


“Tori Amos” “Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour Two” “Steve Earle/Kris Kristofferson” “The Great Inca Rebellion” 

Vine Talk “Relishing Vine Talk “Basking in Vine Talk “Scrutinizing Vine Talk “Savoring Vine Talk “Navigating Vine Talk “Ranking Vine Talk “Picking Pinot Vine Talk “Weighing 

Riojas from Spain” Bordeaux” Shiraz from Australia” Sonoma Coast Chards” “Napa Valley Cabernets” Finger Lakes Rieslings” Noirs from Burgundy” Washington Chardonnays” 

Ground War Ground War The Doha Debates Washington Week McLaughlin Group 

“Warrior Weapons” 

“Battlefield Mobility” 

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Sunday, 24 


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World-4 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden Home MT — Dialogue “Pico Iyer” MT — Doc Martin “On the Edge, Part One” Outdoor Idaho Oregon Field Guide 

PT— Doc Martin “On the Edge, Part One” PT — NOVA “The Great Inca Rebellion” “Idaho Fairways” “Devil’s Staircase/Hagg Lake” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 


“The Great Inca Rebillion” 

“The Cheetah Orphans” 


“Assessment Instruction” “Becoming a Fluent Reader” “The Emergence of Spring” “Southwest Revisited” “Iran: Tehran and Side Trips” “Wild Asia: Nepal and India” 

Ocularist/Are You Getting Global Voices (90 minutes) Independent Lens 

Sleepy?/The Poodle Trainer “Power Trip” “Power Paths” 

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“Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour Three” 

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“Spokane, Wash.,-Hour Two” 


“Recycling Horticulture Waste” “Trees and Bushes” “Piedmont Cooking” “Secrets of Euorpean Grilling” “Iran’s Historic Capitals” “Mumbai” 


“Born to Be Circus/Down the Road” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 



5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 


“TBA” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids Great American Seafood Made in Italy Globe Trekker 

“All About Pruning” “Peru” Cook-off II “Paella Day” “Food Hour: Morocco” 

Young Lincoln Long Shadows: The Legacy of the American Civil War Outdoor Idaho Dialogue 

(90 minutes) “Idaho Fairways” “Pico Iyer” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 



“Lost Ships of Rome” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

PBS NewsHour NOVA NOVA 

“Lizard Kings” 

“Arctic Dinosaurs” 

Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Rick Steves’ Europe 

“Living Homegrown Fresh” “Italy” “The Joy of Canning” “Tailgate Warriors” “Andalucia: The Best of Southern Spain” 

Ocularist/Are You Getting POV (90 minutes) Frontline 

Sleepy?/The Poodle Trainer “Mugabe and the White African” “TBA” 

Nature 

“The Cheetah Orphans” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour MT — Priceless Antiques RS MT — Rick Steves’ Europe 


5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow PBS Previews: Prohibition Sky Island 


Growing a Greener World Hands-on Crafts for Kids The Great American Seafood Made in Spain Globe Trekker 

“Native Plants and Invasives” “Canada” Cook-off III “Seas of Delicacies” “Turkey 2” 

Dinosaur Wars: American Experience NOVA NOVA 


“Lizard Kings” 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 



5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 


“Robert Oxnam” 

“Extremely Idaho” 


“Seed Savers Exchange” “USA” “The Devil” “Fired Up, Down Under” “Croatia: Adriatic Delights” “Rajasthan” 

Linguists Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaii Speaking in Tongues 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT — Antiques Roadshow “Chattanooga, Tenn.-Hour Three” MT — Priceless Antiques RS MT — Rick Steves’ Europe The Lawrence Welk Show 

PT— Priceless Antiques RS PT —Rick Steves’ Europe PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “Songs by Johnny Mercer” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 

History Detectives PBS Previews: Prohibition Great Performances (90 minutes) 

“Harry Connick Jr. in Concert on Broadway” 

Economics U$A Economics U$A Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions B. Wolf: Travels and Traditions 

“Economic Growth” “Public Goods, Responsibilities” “The American Tropics: Hawaii” “Carnival” “Taipei” “Las Vegas” 

Speaking in Tongues Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Need to Know 

“Yellowpine Country” 

“Robert Oxnam” 

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“The Cheetah Orphans” “Zen: Cabal” “Where There’s Smoke” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Outdoor Idaho Dialogue POV Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) Ebert Presents at 

“Idaho Fairways” “Pico Iyer” “Biblioburro, The Donkey Library” “Zen: Cabal” the Movies 


Home “Exhibit the Season” “Healthy Home” “Early Earners” “Sweet Smell of Success” “Lighthouse, Part One” “All-time Cookie Favorites” “Conquering Cauliflower” 

Global Voices Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Sacred Earth Independent Lens 

“The Mosquito Problem and Other Stories” “Idaho Fairways” “Pico Iyer” “Power Paths” 

Monday, 25 

Tuesday, 26 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Globe Trekker Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience Singing Revolution Charlie Rose 

“Ukraine” 

“The Frightful War” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Abraham and Mary Lincon: American Experience Doc Martin Antiques Roadshow Abraham and Mary Lincoln: American Experience 

“The Frightful War” “On the Edge, Part One” “Spokane, Wash.-Hour Two” “The Frightful War” 

Garden Smart This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen Keeping Up Appearances Painting w/D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy 

“Granite Bar Top” “Outdoor Enhancements” “Furniture Painting” “Star Anise/Cranberries” “Light but Lucious” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Imagining Robert: My Brother, 

Madness and Survival 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

History Detectives Frontline POV (90 minutes) MT —Charlie Rose 

“TBA” “Mugabe and the White African” PT — Newsline 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

POV (90 minutes) PBS Previews: Prohibition Frontline POV 

Mugabe and the White African” “TBA” “Mugabe and the White African” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder Last of the Summer Wine Best of the Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Vine Talk “Mulling Malbecs 

“Perennial Favorites” “A Very Boring Program” “Turned Post Coffeetable” “No Strings Attached” “It’s Never 10 Years” “Hidden Winter Moon” “Vanilla” From Argentina” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Tim Janis: Coastal America 

Wednesday, 27 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

NOVA Dinosaur Wars: American Experience Hustle Charlie Rose 


8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Dinosaur Wars: American Experience Lark Rise to Candleford NOVA Dinosaur Wars: American Experience 


Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop Outnumbered Painting w/Watercolors America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy 

“Invest in Your Home” “Down-home Dining” “Lighthouse, Part Two“ “S. of the Border Supper” “Delicious Crumbs” 


“Ukraine” 

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Thursday, 28 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 


PT — Priceless Antiques RS PT — Rick Steves’ Europe “Beyond the Grave, Part Two” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

The This Old House Hour Outdoor Idaho Dialogue PBS Previews: Prohibition Sky Island Giant Screen Films 

“Extremely Idaho” “Robert Oxnam” “Ocean Oasis” 

The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop American Woodshop Growing Bolder The Red Green Show Best of Joy of Painting Pati’s Mexican Table Vine Talk “Zeroing in on 

“Perennial Favorites” “Lumberjack Fan Carving” “Bows, Arrows and Tools” “Don’t Stop Believing” “Curse of the Mummy” “Valley of Tranquility” “Wrapped Treats” Zinfandels from Calif.” 



Friday, 29 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Need to Know Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) Austin City Limits MT — Charlie Rose 

“Zen: Cabal” “Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux” PT — Newsline 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 


“Chattanooga,Tenn.-Hour Three” 


P. Allen Smith’s Garden This Old House Hometime b. organic w/M. Beschen The Worst Week of My Life Painting w/ D. Dewberry Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy “To Cozze 

Home “Entertaining” “Porch and Rail” “Sensible Shopping” “Cheap Chic” “Madras Curry/Olives” or Not to Cozze” 

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaii 

itions 

Saturday, 30 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 

Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances Last of the Summer Wine Outnumbered The Worst Week of My Life Doctor Who 

“Conduct Unbecoming” “Get Out of That Then” “Christmas Special 2009” “Christmas 2006, Part 1” “Flesh and Stone” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 


“David Gray” “Chattanooga,Tenn.-Hour Three” “Elvis Costello/The Band of Heathens” “Lizard King” 

Passport to Adventure Burt Wolf: Travels & Trads. Globe Trekker Rick Steves’ Europe Passport to Adventure Smart Travels w/Rudy Maxa Food Trip w/Todd English 

“Canary Islands, Spain” “Atlantic City, N.J.” “Nigeria” “Rome: Baroque After Dark” “Rajasthan Palaces” “Madrid” “Israel: Return to Tel Aviv” 

Ground War Ground War Speaking in Tongues Washington Week McLaughlin Group 

“Firepower” 

“Command and Control” 

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Sunday, 31 


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World-4 

5:00p 5:30p 6:00p 6:30p 7:00p 7:30p 

MT—P.A. Smith’s Garden Home MT — Dialogue “Oxnam” MT — Doc Martin “On the Edge, Part Two” Outdoor Idaho Oregon Field Guide 

PT— Doc Martin “On the Edge, Part Two” PT — NOVA “Arctic Dinosaurs” “Yellowpine Country” “Murres & Eagles/Wind & Bats” 

5:00/4:00p 5:30/4:30p 6:00/5:00p 6:30/5:30p 7:00/6:00p 7:30/6:30p 



“Black Mamba” 

Teaching Reading K-2 Teaching Reading K-2 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Barbecue U. w/StevenRaichlen Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 

“Connecting Skills to Text” “Promoting Readers as Leaders” “Old-fashioned Flavor” “On the Lamb” “Dubrovnik & Balkan Side Trips” “Mexico: Baja” 

Global Voices (90 minutes) 


“My Country, My Country” 

“Mugabe and the White African” 

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IdahoPTV Flips Channels in August 

Idaho Public Television’s Main Channel (subchannel 1) 

steps up to broadcasting in high definition late Monday, August 

8, at approximately 11:55 p.m. MT/PT. At the same time, 

the former over-the-air HD Channel (subchannel 2) begins 

broadcasting in standard definition widescreen. 

The Main Channel will continue to carry the familiar mix of 

PBS prime time and children’s programming, plus IdahoPTV 

productions, specials and favorite series, such as the British 

comedies on Saturday nights. 

“We are committed to continually improve the quality of 

our Idaho Public Television service,” General Manager Peter 

W. Morrill says. “Our long-term digital plan always envisioned 

that our primary channel would broadcast over-the-air in high 

definition. Improved technology, new equipment and a wider 

selection of HD programming has allowed us to make the 

change now, as we approach our 10-year anniversary of digital 

broadcasting.” 

Over-the-air viewers will see the greatest change. Subscribers 

to cable and satellite basic services will see little change. (The 

Main Channel may also be offered in high definition on cable or 

satellite as an added service.) 

The over-the-air subchannel 2 will be renamed IdahoPTV 

Plus Channel and will feature a mix of programming that 

surrounds a different theme each night during prime time hours. 

Look for: 

• History and biography on Sunday. 

• Idaho/Northwest and exploration on Monday. 

• Science on Tuesday. 

• Drama and mystery on Wednesday. 

• British comedy on Thursday. 

• Nature on Friday. 

• Music and performance on Saturday. 

The two additional over-the-air channels — Learn/Create and 

World — will see no change. Learn/Create (subchannel 3) offers 

a combination of formal educational programming and lifelong 

learning shows, which includes how-to series about cooking and 

crafting. World (subchannel 4) features news, public affairs and 

documentary programs. Learn/Create and World also broadcast 

floor action from the Idaho House of Representatives and Senate 

when the Legislature is in session, as well as some legislative 

hearings. 

The opportunity to upgrade our statewide broadcast 

service is the result of a generous grant from the M.J. Murdoch 

Charitable Trust grant and the now defunded U.S. Department 

of Commerce Public Telecommunications Facilities Program 

(PTFP). 

Variety Happens 

After Midnight 

With telecourses on summer 

vacation, weekend overnights show more 

variety and offer an opportunity to record 

encores of shows you might have missed. 

THE CIVIL WAR completes its 

overnight run on Saturdays — 1:00 a.m. 

/12:00 midnight MT/PT — concluding 

July 16. Beginning July 23, another 

Ken Burns epic, THE WAR, tells the 

story of World War II from the point 

of view of U.S. participants from 

different geographical and economic 

backgrounds. The hometowns 

themselves are part of the story as the 

war transforms parts of the country 

in different ways. 

Other specials coming to the 

early Saturday hours in July include 

GIANT SCREEN FILMS, beginning 

July 9 with Bears and 

continuing with Majestic White Horses, 

Ocean Oasis, Wolves and Mystic India. 

On July 16, the six-part miniseries, THE 

STORY OF INDIA begins and continues 

into August. 

The early hours of Sundays continue 

to feature LIFE ON MARS at 4:00/3:00 

a.m. MT/PT, the adventures of a modern 

police detective, who suddenly finds 

himself at work in 1973 without many of 

the technological tools he is used to relying 

on. The series continues into August. At 

5:00/4:00 a.m. MT/PT, the hour features 

music throughout July. The San Francisco 

Symphony’s KEEPING SCORE examines 

Mahler and Shostakovich, July 3 and 10. 

DISCOVER BEETHOVEN’S 5TH 

airs July 17; TIM JANIS: COASTAL 

AMERICA airs on July 24; and BRULE, 

LIVE AT MT. RUSHMORE: A 

CONCERT FOR RECONCILIATION 

OF THE CULTURES is featured July 31. 

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& Bats” 

he Edge 

Sunday, 31 

8:00p 8:30p 9:00p 9:30p 10:00p 10:30p 11:00p 11:30p 


“Black Mamba” “Zen: Ratking” “Coming Out Ball” 

8:00/7:00p 8:30/7:30p 9:00/8:00p 9:30/8:30p 10:00/9:00p 10:30/9:30p 11:00/10:00p 11:30/10:30p 

Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Singing Revolution Masterpiece Mystery! (90 minutes) Ebert Presents at 

“Extremely Idaho” “Robert Oxnam” “Zen: Ratking” the Movies 


Home “Art and the Garden” “Energy Savers” “Come Home With Katie” “Conduct Unbecoming” “Ruby Beach, Part One” “Best Burgers and Fries” “Pasta by Any Name” 

Global Voices Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Washington Week POV 

“The Siege” “Yellowpine Country” “Robert Oxnam” “Mugabe and the White African” 

Online Schedules Page 

Is More Than Grids 

Find a wealth of program information through the Schedules 

page of the IdahoPTV website (idahoptv.org). 

Click on “Schedules” in the menu bar above the Home Page 

banner to get to the four-channel grid for Idaho, HD, Learn/Create 

and World channels. (Also get there by clicking on the crosshatch 

icon beside any channel under “Now on IdahoPTV.”) 

The four-channel grid can 

display 

Mountain 

Time or 

Pacific 

Time, Prime 

Time-only, 

Full Day 

or shows 

currently 

idahoptv.org 

airing 

(View 

Current). 

Click on 

the title 

of an 

individual 

show in the grid to see a program description, times, dates and 

channels the episode airs throughout the month. Just below the title, 

in the rose-colored square is a link to the program’s website. 

But there is more 

On a menu bar above the grid (below the banner) are several 

more options. Click on “Idaho,” “HD,” “Learn/Create” or 

“World” to bring up a page with time, title and description for 

shows on that channel. This too can be manipulated for Mountain 

or Pacific time, and Prime Time, Full Day or Current. 

Keep exploring 

Also on the Schedule menu bar is “Alpha.” This is a master 

alphabetical list of programs within the dates listed at the top 

of the page. Choose a series or individual show of interest and 

click to learn when and on which channels it airs within the listed 

timeframe. 

Back to the menu bar, “DVS” is a list of all shows within 

a month that provide descriptive video service for the visually 

impaired. “Overnight” is a list of shows that air in the Overnight 

Learning Block, 1:00 a.m./12:00 midnight MT/PT to 6:00/5:00 

a.m. MT/PT. “Learn Cable” is a link to programming for cable 

education channels in Moscow, Lewiston and Boise. “Report 

CC Issue” is an online form to report any problems with Closed 

Captioning for the hearing-impaired. 

SURVIVAL: 

Airs Mondays, July 4 and 11, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT 

The final two episodes of this four-part 

series look at some of the continuing inequities 

in the worldwide efforts to save lives that are 

unnecessarily being lost. While new vaccines 

are being rolled out and access to health care 

is becoming a political priority across the 

developing world, there are still stories like the 

two this month. 

The Plant That Cures Malaria (Uganda) 

(July 4) Malaria kills Ugandan farmer Clovis’ 

young daughter. He learns too late that, if 

caught early, a three-day course of drugs can 

cure the disease. The drug’s main ingredient 

is an expensive chemical extracted from the 

Artemisia plant. Clovis discovers he can easily 

grow Artemisia on his land and invests much 

of his family’s resources into farming the plant. 

He establishes a community of small 

farmers who can produce enough Artemisia to 

sell it in bulk to a processing company. A new 

LIVES IN 

THE BALANCE 

company policy, however, may stand in the 

way of income for this cooperative of farmers. 

Fit for Life (Bangladesh) (July 11) A 

young girl in rural Bangladesh goes into labor 

in her family’s house. But she isn’t being 

whisked away to a hospital to give birth. She’s 

going to have her baby at home. A woman 

known as a “dhai” is at the girl’s side. The dhai 

has no medical training, yet she has delivered 

most of the children in this village. Her tools 

are a razor blade and a string to tie off the 

umbilical cord. 

In a different Bangladesh village, another 

young woman gives birth in a clinic with 

the aid of trained medical professionals. A 

health specialist has coached her through her 

pregnancy and will visit the family during the 

first weeks of the baby’s infancy. This child 

and her mother stand a much better chance of 

surviving birth and the first year of life. This 

film examines the whys and wherefores behind 

these two situations. 

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Weekends: Overnight and Daytime — Idaho Channel 

Saturdays 

AM (Times are MT/PT) 

12:00/— BBC World News 7/2, 7/9 & 7/16 

12:30/— Newsline 

1:00/12:00 The Civil War (2.5 hrs) 

7/2 “Simply Murder-1863/The Universe of Battle-1863”; 

7/9 “Valley of the Shadow of Death-1864/Most Hallowed 

Ground-1864”; 7/16 “War Is All Hell-1865/The Better Angels of 

Our Nation-1865” 

The War 

7/23 “A Necessary War” (2.5 hrs)”; 7/30 “When Things Get 

Tough (2 hrs)” 

3:00/2:00 Will Rogers and American Politics 7/30 

3:30/2:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 7/2 

Ribbon of Sand 7/9 

Sky Island 7/16 

Yellowstone: Land to Life 7/23 

4:00/3:00 Art in the 21st Century 

7/2 “Ecology”; 7/9 “Paradox” 

The Story of India 

7/16 “Beginnings”; 7/23 “The Power of Ideas”; 7/30 “Spice 

Routes & Silk Roads/The Growth of Civilization” 

5:00/4:00 Craft in America 

7/2 “Community” 

Giant Screen Films 

7/9 “Bears”; 7/16 “Majestic White Horses”; 7/23 “Ocean Oasis”; 

7/30 “Wolves” 

6:00/5:00 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 

6:30/5:30 Market to Market 

7:00/6:00 Hands-on Crafts for Kids 

7/2 “Peru”; 7/9 “Italy”; 7/16 “Canada”; 7/23 “USA”; 7/30 

“Australia” 

7:30/6:30 In Julia’s Kitchen With Master Chefs 

7/2 “Mark Militello”; 7/9 “Zarela Martinez and Jasper White”; 

7/16 “Alfred Portale”; 7/23 “Monique Barbeau and Jacques 

Torres” 

Baking With Julia 

7/30 “Craig Kominiak” 

8:00/7:00 Lidia’s Italy 

7/2 “The Liquid Marriage”; 7/9 “Fishing for Tuna in Genova”; 

7/16 “Huggable Ligurian Food”; 7/23 “The Lamb and the 

Chestnut Story”; 7/30 “Hot Stuff From Basilicata” 

8:30/7:30 Everyday Food 

7/2 “Chicken Four Ways”; 7/9 “Casual Dinner Party”; 7/16 

“Flavor Packed”; 7/23 “Spring Menu”; 7/30 “Beyond Lasagna” 

9:00/8:00 Mexico-One Plate at a Time With Rick Bayless 

7/2 “Tacos on Fire!”; 7/9 “Chiles Rellenos: The Stuff of Passion”; 

7/16 “Guac on the Wild Side”; 7/23 “Salsas That Cook”; 7/30 

“Triple Torta-thon” 

9:30/8:30 Rachel’s Favorite Food for Living 

7/2 “Chocolate”; 7/9 “Afternoon Tea”; 7/16 “Pub Food”; 7/23 

“Good Fast Food”; 7/30 “Pleasure Without the Guilt” 

10:00/9:00 Endless Feast 

7/2 “Edmonton”; 7/9 “Whitefish Mont.”; 7/16 “The Arkansa 

Delta”; 7/23 “Greenwood Miss.”; 7/30 “” 

10:30/9:30 New Scandinavian Cooking 

7/2 “The South of Norway: Shellfish for Summer”; 7/9 “Mid- 

Norway: Old-fashioned Sweet Tooth”; 7/16 “Northern Norway/ 

Italy: Dry but Tasty”; 7/23 “West Coast of Norway: All Is Well-If 

There Is Herring”; 7/30 “The Coast of Mid-Norway: Shellfish 

Eldorado” 

11:00/10:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s 

Illustrated 

7/2 “Great Grilled Roast Beef”; 7/9 “Summertime Supper Fare”; 

7/16 “Grilled Steak and Gazpacho”; 7/23 “Lazy Day Breakfast”; 

7/30 “Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake” 

11:30/10:30 Scrapbook Memories 

7/2 “Celebrations”; 7/9 “Specialty”; 7/16 “Mix It Up Again”; 

7/23 “Playful Projects”; 7/30 “Digital” 

PM 

12:00/11:00 Paint This With Jerry Yarnell 

7/2 “Stormy Skies, Part 2”; 7/9 “Sunset”; 7/16 “Waterfall”; 7/23 

“Osage Prairie Summer, Part 1”; 7/30 “Osage Prairie Summer, 

Part 2” 

12:30/11:30 Wonders of the West 

7/2 “Yosemite, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park”; 7/9 

“Sonoran Desert” 7/16 “Channel Islands”; 7/23 “Autumn in 

Southwestern Utah”; 7/30 “Great Basin” 

1:00/12:00 This Old House (Rpt. 7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24 

& 7/31) 

1:30/12:30 Ask This Old House (Rpt. 7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 

7/24 & 7/31) 

2:00/1:00 The New Yankee Workshop 

7/2 “Serving Trays”; 7/9 “Carousel Table”; 7/16 “Seven-drawer 

Chest”; 7/23 “Hat Rack”; 7/30 “Greenhouse, Part 1” 

2:30/1:30 American Woodshop 

7/2 “Two-drawer Utility Chest” 

The Woodwright’s Shop 

7/9 “Case of the Corner Cupboard”; 7/16 “Making Marvelous 

Moldings”; 7/23 “Mind Over Miter”; 7/30 “The Till in the Tool 

Chest” 

3:00/2:00 MotorWeek 

3:30/2:30 America’s Heartland 

4:00/3:00 NOVA (R) (1 hr) 

7/2 “What Are Dreams?”; 7/9 “Ape Genius”; 7/16 “Kings of 

Camouflage”; 7/23 “The Great Inca Rebellion”; 7/30 “Arctic 

Dinosaurs” 

Sundays 

AM (Times are MT/PT) 

12:00/— Austin City Limits (1 hr) 

7/3 “Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll”; 7/10 “Rosanne Cash/Brandi 

Carlile”; 7/17 “Drive-by Truckers/Ryan Bingham”; 7/24 “Steve 

Earle/Kris Kristofferson”; 7/31 “Elvis Costello/The Band of 

Heathens” 

1:00/12:00 Nature (1 hr) 

7/3 “The Beauty of Ugly”; 7/10 “The Gorilla King”; 7/17 “Oceans 

in Glass: Behind the Scenes of the Monterey Bay Aquarium”; 

7/24 “In the Valley of the Wolves”; 7/31 “The Cheetah Orphans” 

2:00/1:00 Frontline 

3:00/2:00 MI5 

4:00/3:00 Life on Mars 

5:00/4:00 Keeping Score 

7/3 “Mahler: Legacy”; 7/10 “Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5” 

Discover Beethoven’s 5th 7/17 

Tim Janis: Coastal America 7/24 

Brule, Live at Mt. Rushmore: A Concert for 

Reconciliation of the Cultures 7/31 

6:00/5:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 

6:30/5:30 Curious George 

7:00/6:00 Wild Kratts 

7:30/6:30 Peep and the Big Wide World/Pocoyo 

8:00/7:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 

8:30/7:30 Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps 

9:00/8:00 Bob the Builder 

9:30/8:30 Franny’s Feet 

10:00/9:00 Thomas & Friends 

10:30/9:30 Super Why! 

11:00/10:00 Ebert Presents at the Movies 

11:30/ 10:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack 

PM 

12:00/11:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 

12:30/11:30 The McLaughlin Group 

1:00/12:00 Terry Madden’s Watercolor Workshop 

7/3 “Dark Iris”; 7/10 “Hong Kong Harbor”; 7/17 “Field of 

Poppies”; 7/24 “Swans and Lilly Pad”; 7/31 “BK Rooster” 

1:30/12:30 Sewing With Nancy 

7/3 “Landscape Quilting Workshop, Part 3”; 7/10 “Stress-free 

Zipper Creations”; 7/17 “Runway Finishes for Cool Edges, 

Part 1” ; 7/24 “Runway Finishes for Cool Edges, Part 2” ; 7/31 

“Sew Elastic: Stretch Your Options, Part 1” 

2:00/1:00 Quilting Arts 

2:30/1:30 Hometime 

7/3 “Stone Cottage: Interior Walls” ; 7/10 “Stone Cottage: 

Vaulted Ceiling”; 7/17 “Stone Cottage: Millwork”; 7/24 “Stone 

Cottage: Exterior Doors”; 7/31 “Stone Cottage: Tile” 

3:00/2:00 Woodsmith Shop 

7/3 “Making Great Table Legs”; 7/10 “Shop Storage Solutions”; 

7/17 “Sanding Secrets and Fast Finishing” ; 7/24 “Top Shop 

Tips”; 7/31 “Craftsman Coffee Table” 

3:30/2:30 This Old House (R) 

4:00/3:00 Ask This Old House (R) 

4:30/3:30 Growing a Greener World 

7/3 “Growing Power: Will Allen’s Story of Inspiration Through 

a Garden”; 7/10 “Composting 101 and Beyond”; 7/17 “Urban 

Beekeeping: What’s All the Buzz About?”; 7/24 “The Edible 

Schoolyard: Using the Garden as the Classroom”; 7/31 “Fetzer: 

The Most Earth-friendly Winery in America” 

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Ron 

Pisaneschi 

Director of 

Content 

Ron’s 

PiCKS 

Arts Festival Comes 

to Friday Nights 

This Fall 

This Fall, PBS stations will celebrate 

the arts across our country each 

Friday night. The first-ever PBS 

Arts Fall Festival offers full-length 

performances, artist and performer profiles, 

behind-the-scenes documentaries and minifilms 

about the art scenes in Miami, San 

Francisco, Cleveland, Chicago, the Blue 

Ridge Mountains and other areas of the 

country. 

The festival kicks off Friday, October 

14, at 9:00 p.m. and airs each Friday 

through December with all-new broadcasts 

of classic and contemporary performances. 

Presentations include: WOMEN WHO 

ROCK, inspired by the Rock and Roll 

Hall of Fame and Museum’s exhibit of the 

same name; GIVE ME THE BANJO, 

Ron’s Picks continued on page 30 

IdahoPTV’s 24-hour Over-the-Air 

Multi-cast Channel Lineup 

See Schedule beginning on Pages 6-7 

• IDAHO (Standard Definition) — Subchannel 1 

Standard definition broadcast of the main 

IdahoPTV channel. 

• HIGH-DEFINITION (HD) — Subchannel 2 

Local and national programs in HD and wide 

screen. 

• LEARN/CREATE (Standard Def.) — Subchannel 3 

Enrichment programs for educators and 

life-long learners as well as live coverage of 

the Idaho House of Representatives when in 

session. 

• WORLD (Standard Def.) — Subchannel 4 

Public affairs and life & culture programming also 

includes live coverage of the Idaho Senate when 

in session. 

july 

Check out our Web site! 

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1 Friday 

5:30 Nightly Business Report 

6:00 PBS NewsHour (HD) 

7:00 Washington Week 

7:30 BBC Newsnight (HD) 

8:00 Need To Know (HD) 

9:00 Garrow’s Law 

The trial of Robert Jones triggers the most 

significant public debate of homosexuality until 

the arrest of Oscar Wilde more than 100 years later. 

Meanwhile, Sir Arthur Hill hires a cynical, clever and 

LISTINGS 

The monthly program listings are for evening programming on IdahoPTV’s Idaho Subchannel 1. See page 5 

for children’s Ready to Learn and other daytime programs and educational overnight programming on Idaho 

Subchannel 1. See page 18 for weekend overnight and daytime programming. All listings are based on the most 

complete and accurate information obtainable at press time. New, exciting and timely programs often become 

available to Idaho Public Television after press deadline. We regret not being able to include those changes, but 

please consult our website (idahoptv.org), and daily newspaper listings or call your station for the most up-to-date 

information: KAID-TV 4/KIPT-TV 13, 373-7220; KISU-TV 10, 282-2857; KUID-TV 12/KCDT-TV 26, 885-1226. 

MT 

PT 

(D) 

Mountain Time 

Pacific Time 

Described Video 

* An IdahoPTV Production 

(V) Viewer Discretion Advised 

(HD) High Definition Available 

Most programming is in Stereo (S). 

All programming is Close Captioned (CC) for the hearing impaired, except some overnight courses. 

Closed Captioning Hotline: To report problems with closed captioning, call (208) 373-7353; 

FAX (208) 373-7246 or email: cc@idahoptv.org 

All Times Listed are 

Mountain Time/Pacific Time 

A CAPITOL FOURTH 

Airs Monday, July 4, at 7:00 MT/PT; see it in HD 

at 6:00/5:00 p.m. and 10:00/9:00 p.m. MT/PT 

Hosted by actor Jimmy Smits, this PBS 

broadcast is an Independence Day tradition 

that features some of the country’s best-known 

musical names topped off by the greatest 

display of fireworks anywhere in the nation 

before a concert audience of hundreds of 

thousands and millions more at home. 

The July 4th concert finale features 

Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture” with the U.S. 

Army Herald Trumpets and live cannon fire 

provided by the United States Army Presidential 

Salute Battery. Also featured during the concert 

are the U.S. Army Ceremonial Band and the 

U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. 

calculating attorney to prove Garrow’s adulterous 

guilt by any means, even if false. 

10:00 Austin City Limits 

“Manu Chao” A native of Paris, France, the 

musician’s parents are from Spain — his mother 

from Bilbao, Basque country. His exuberant 

style has been influenced by punk, rock, French 

chanson, Iberoamerican salsa, reggae, ska and 

Algerian Raï. He performs for AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 

during a 2008 U.S. tour. 

11:00 Charlie Rose 

12:00/— BBC World News 


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2 Saturday 

5:00/4:00 Antiques Roadshow 

(HD) “Washington, D.C.” Part 3 of 3 (R from 6/27) 

6:00/5:00 Priceless Antiques Roadshow 

Fiona Bruce and the team examine Celtic jewels 

and Egyptian grave goods in a bid to find the most 

ancient item appraised on the show. (Rpt. 7/7) 

6:30/5:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 

“Istanbul” (R from 6/30) 

—/6:00 European Journal 

KUID/KCDT only 

—/6:30 BBC Newsnight 


7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 

“Hawaii” This show, filmed on location in Hawaii, 

features the “Hawaiian Wedding Song” by Guy and 

Ralna. Clay Hart, Sandi and Salli sing “Pearly Shells.” 

Gail and Mary Lou sing the novelty song “The 

Cockeyed Mayor of Kaunakakai.” 

8:00 Are You Being Served? 

“Heir Apparent” An old photograph convinces Mr. 

Grace he is closely related to Mr. Humphries. 

8:30 Keeping Up Appearances 

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. 

9:00 Last of the Summer Wine 

“In Which Romance Isn’t Dead — Just Incompetent” 

Barry has a lonely neighbor on his hands and takes 

it upon himself to find the man a girlfriend. 

9:30 Outnumbered 

Karen recreates “Britain’s Got Talent.” Ben takes 

a close interest in Dad’s medical tests. Mum 

thinks Jake’s healthy interest in girls is becoming 

unhealthy. 

10:00 The Red Green Show 

“School Bus Blimp” Red talks the guys into 

converting an old school bus into a hot air balloon. 

Harold goes overboard using sticky notes. Red finds 

a way to paint a fence with a wringer washer. 

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online anytime. 

Watch complete OUTDOOR IDAHO episodes 

online. Go to idahoptv.org and click on the 

OUTDOOR IDAHO icon in the WATCH VIDEO NOW 

window. Select from nine episode choices. 

Check back often; programs change weekly. 

10:30 The Worst Week of My Life 

Dick discovers the truth about the cottage. Howard’s 

trouble at work is revealed. Howard looks forward 

to having friends over for dinner to provide much 

needed light relief. 

11:00 Doctor Who 

“The Eleventh Hour” The Doctor has regenerated 

into a brand new man, but danger strikes before 

he can recover. The TARDIS is wrecked and the 

sonic screwdriver destroyed. The Doctor has just 20 

minutes to save the world with only Amy Pond to 

help. 

12:00/— Austin City Limits 

(HD) “Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll” 

3 Sunday 

One-Hour DIALOGUE Talks STEM 

5:00/4:00 Dialogue 

*(HD) “STEM Education in Idaho” (R from 6/30) 

6:00/5:00 Doc Martin 

“The Family Way” Dr. Christopher and Margaret 

Ellingham pay a surprise visit to their son Martin. 

A suave surgeon, the elder Ellingham soon charms 

the villagers. Meanwhile Martin, still blood shy, 

must do an emergency surgery to save a life. 

—/6:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “What Are Dreams?” KUID/KCDT only 

7:00 Outdoor Idaho 

*(HD) “A Middle Fork Journey” OUTDOOR IDAHO 

explores 100 miles of the free-flowing Middle 

Fork of the Salmon. Cameras follow rafters, on 

both guided and independent trips, who meet the 

challenges of the river, experience the changing 

scenery, and encounter wildlife. 

7:30 Oregon Field Guide 

This episode looks at the success of rehabilitation 

of Knowles Creek — from floundering ecosystem 

to tripling the number of juvenile coho between 

1991 and the present. A raptor expert leads a 

comical journey from caves to canyons to a roadkill 

graveyard in search of turkey vultures. 

8:00 Nature 

(D)(HD) “The Gorilla King” Titus, king among 

Rwanda’s mountain gorillas, is one of only 700 of 

his kind alive in 2008. Primatologist Dian Fossey 

named a two-day-old Titus in August 1974. 

Conservationist Ian Redmond shares memories 

and archival footage of Titus from his early days to 

his rise to power as a silverback, through turbulent 

times and a changing environment. 

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! 

(HD) “Poirot XI: Hallowe’en Party” A young girl 

attending a Hallowe’en party boasts that she once 

witnessed a murder only to be found dead herself 

with her head submerged in an apple-bobbing 

tub. Author Ariadne Oliver (Zoë Wanamaker), also 

at the party, calls on her friend Hercule Poirot to 

solve the case in this dark and atmospheric episode. 

Poirot examines three recent local murders and 

must determine whether a forged codicil in a will, 

a missing au pair or a secret love affair is the key 

to the killer. 

10:30 New Tricks 

“Dark Chocolate” UCOS pursue a serial rapist when a 

recent assault at a bakery is linked to two attacks at 

a chocolate factory 10 years previously. But Duncan 

Miller’s chocolate factory hides many dark secrets 

and team members have more cases than they 

bargained for. 

11:30 Ladies of Letters 

Vera and Irene are busy bringing up granddaughters. 

Irene’s daughter Lesley is mysteriously out at work 

all hours of the day and night. Vera’s daughter 

Karen is having an affair at the trailer park. 

12:00/— Globe Trekker 

“The Netherlands” Brianna Barnes cycles her way 

through the Netherlands. 

1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule See Page 5 

4 Monday 



7:00 A Capitol Fourth 

(HD) From the West Lawn of the United States 

Capitol, the National Symphony Orchestra, military 

choruses, bands and herald trumpets, a galaxy of 

star performers, fireworks and cannon celebrate the 

nation’s birthday. Actor Jimmy Smiths introduces 

performances by Steve Martin with the Steep 

Canyon Rangers, Josh Groban, Matthew Morrison, 

Jordin Sparks, Little Richard and Kelli O’Hara. Pops 

conductor Jack Everly directs the orchestra. 

8:30 3, 2, 1 Fireworks 

This special offers a behind-the-scenes tour of the 

Washington, D.C., July 4th celebration, featuring 

one of the world’s largest fireworks displays. In 

China, cameras capture the making of fireworks 

and pyrotechnic effects. In the U.S., on the Capitol 

Mall thousands of explosives-filled mortar tubes 

are set up for the event. 

9:00 Globe Trekker 

“The Netherlands” Brianna Barnes learns about 

Dutch resistance to Spanish rule, enjoys modern 

art in The Hague and surfs the North Sea in 

Sheveningen as she cycles around the low-lying 

country. She earns her witch’s certificate in the 

medieval town of Oudewater, discovers the history 

of the tulip in Leiden. 

10:00 Survival: Lives in the Balance 

“The Plant That Cures Malaria (Uganda)” Too late 

to save his daughter, who died from contracting 

malaria, Clovis learns that the Artemisia plant can 

be cultivated on his farm in Uganda. A chemical 

extracted from Artemisia is the main ingredient 

of a drug that can cure malaria in the early stages 

of the disease. Clovis organizes other farmers into 

a cooperative to grow the plant only to run into a 

new company policy that may stand in the way of 

their efforts. 






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7:00 Lark Rise to Candleford 

(HD) Residents of both towns grapple with the 

aftermath of a violent storm. A new teacher, James 

Delafield, causes divisions in the two communities 

while the books he has delivered to the post offices 

create an additional stir. Alf tries to impress Laura, 

who seems increasingly smitten with Philip. 

8:00 History Detectives 

Wes Cowan delves into the history of John Brown’s 

raid on the federal armory in Harpers Ferry, an 

event precipitated by the raging emotions that 

preceded the Civil War. Cowan seeks to learn if a 

particular spear, or pike, may have been used by 

the group led by abolitionist Brown. Then Eduardo 

Pagân wonders why U.S. troops were in Siberia 

during World War I, and Elyse Luray sizes up a 

Ronald McDonald costume. 

9:00 Frontline 

(HD) “TBA” 

10:00 POV 

(HD) “Sweetgrass” Filmmakers Ilisa Barbash and 

Lucien Castaing-Taylor capture on film, without 

narration, some of the final trail drives (2001- 

2003) into the Montana high country north of 

Yellowstone to fatten the sheep on sweet summer 

grass. The Lawrence Allestad family has a public 

grazing permit. handed down in the Norwegian- 

American family for generations. The whole family 

helps with the initial part of the 150-mile trek. Two 

hired hands on horseback with dogs take the sheep 

higher into the Absaroka-Beartooth range, facing 

dangers from coyotes, wolves and the terrain itself. 

11:30/— Charlie Rose 

12:30/11:30 Newsline 


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7:00 Secrets of the Dead 

“The World’s Biggest Bomb” Beginning in the 

1950s, American and Soviet scientists engage in a 

dangerous race to see who can build and detonate 

the world’s largest bomb. Bomb-makers on both 

sides are flying blind as they push technology into 

unknown territory. 

8:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “Ape Genius” New investigations into 

the intelligence of the great apes — chimps, 

orangutans, gorillas and bonobos — reveal they 

not only have rich emotional lives but are far 

smarter than experts have previously imagined. 

Other research is redefining the mental talents of 

humans, with scientists beginning to determine 

what separates the species. (Rpt. 7/9) 

9:00 NOVA scienceNOW 

(D)(HD) “How Smart Are Animals?” A new interest 

in dog cognition labs is in response to the studies 

of dogs’ successful interpretation of human social 

cues. Off the coast of Honduras, two dozen dolphins 

are learning to understand written symbols and 

sign language in hopes they use the knowledge to 

History Detectives Saddles Up in Idaho 

Airs Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT 


When HISTORY DETECTIVES began its ninth season 

earlier this summer, Terry Garber, a Phoenix real estate 

investor and artifacts collector, was glued to his television 

for the first show. That’s because the nearly 100-year old 

rodeo saddle he owns was a featured item on the investigative 

program’s season premiere which re-airs in August. 

Fairly certain that the beat-up saddle once belonged to 

rodeo star and Hollywood actor Yakima Canutt, Garber 

contacted HISTORY DETECTIVES to see if the show’s 

producers might be interested in verifying his claim. 

From there, the story unfolds with plenty of Idaho angles, 

beginning with Garber’s Gem State roots. Born in Caldwell, 

he was raised in Southern California but maintains his Idaho 

connections, visiting family and friends in the Gem State and 

staying at a family home in McCall each summer. Among 

those friends is Tom Sweet of Weiser. 

“I collect Western artifacts, items such as spurs, chaps and 

saddles,” says Garber. “Tom told me about this old saddle 

supposedly owned by Yakima Canutt that was hanging in a 

local bar. After I bought the saddle about four or five years 

ago and started checking things out, I thought there was a 

good chance it was probably his. I really enjoy HISTORY 

DETECTIVES, so I decided to get in touch with them.” 

After he contacted the show’s producers, Garber eventually 

hooked up with “detective” Wes Cowan, who took on the 

assignment of finding out if the saddle did indeed belong to 

Canutt, a saddle bronc rider and bulldogger who won allaround 

cowboy honors at the Pendleton Round-Up in 1917, 

1919, 1920 and 1923 and took his rodeo skills to Hollywood 

where he starred in silent westerns. 

Cowan’s search took him to, among other places, Post 

Falls, where he consulted Bob Hickman, owner of Hickman 

Saddlery and distant relative of Canutt’s. “Bob helped us look 

into the possibility that the saddle belonged to Canutt,” says 

Garber. Cowan’s investigation also took him and his crew 

to the Hamley & Co.saddle shop in Pendleton, Ore., where 

Garber believes the saddle was manufactured. 

With the help of Hickman, Hamley staffers, and others, 

Cowan reached the conclusion that Garber’s saddle was made 

by Hamley in 1917. But did it belong to Yakima Canutt? 

Well, we’re not going to tell you because the HISTORY 

DETECTIVES episode with Garber’s saddle is scheduled to 

air again in August, and we don’t want to spoil the surprise 

for those who still don’t know. 

In addition, HISTORY 

DETECTIVES continues its 

ninth season with segments that 

commemorate the United States’ 

entry into two of its most storied 

and deadly conflicts — the 150th 

anniversary of the start of the Civil 

War and the 70th anniversary of 

the attack on Pearl Harbor, which 

pulled America into World War II. 

In the July 5 episode, Cowan 

examines a pike — a sharp, 

spear-like weapon that 

preceded the bayonet — 

that may have been used 

by abolitionist John 

Brown in his ill-fated 

raid on the federal 

armory in Harpers 

Ferry, West Virginia. 

Sponsors: Idaho Humanities Council, INL/ 

Battelle 

Wes Cowan 

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demonstrate their creativity. Then researchers seek 

to learn how much brain power comes with the 

large-sized brains of octopus and cuttlefish. 

10:00 Hustle 

Known as JW3, James Whittaker Wright (Richard 

Chamberlain), the grandson of an infamous 

American con artist, is in England in search of a 

great crew to avenge the death of JW1. The HUSTLE 

crew accepts the challenge to bring down a greedy 

bank and plans also to outwit a fellow grifter, who 

may have similar plans of his own. 





7 Thursday 




(R from 7/2) 


“Iran: Tehran and Side Trips” Rick dodges traffic in 

Tehran, enjoys the tranquility of a nearby village, 

and encounters both anti-American propaganda 

and a warm welcome from everyday Iranians. (Rpt. 

7/9) 

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8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho 

*(HD) “The Whitewater State” Through Idaho’s 

churning waters, the adventure sets sail down 

rivers in deserts and mountains, meets river guides 

and outfitters, and follows kayakers and rafters into 

the foam. (Rpt. 7/10) 


*(HD) “Role of the Humanities” Host Marcia Franklin 

talks with Jim Leach, chairman of the National 

Endowment for the Humanities, about civility in the 

national discourse and the importance of studying 

the humanities. (No live call-in) (Rpt. 7/10) 

9:00 Midsomer Murders 

“Blood Will Out” Unpleasant and unpopular local 

magistrate Hector Bridges is found shot dead in 

his house. Investigators soon uncover that Bridges’ 

wife used to be married to one of the neighbors, 

Will Saxby, whose current wife used to be Mrs. 

Bridges. In addition, Bridges’ daughter, Fleur, is 

really Saxby’s daughter. Part 1 of 2 

10:00 MI5 

(HD) Zaf infiltrates a British al-Qaida cell and is 

attempting to influence a young Muslim extremist 

to become an MI5 double agent. The cell’s leader 

reveals a plan to attack London with a state-ofthe-art 

bomb. Adam and Joe attempt to intercept 

the bomb from the arm’s dealer while Zaf and Ros 

accelerate the mission to recruit the member of the 

cell. 

False Statements 

about Wills: 

• I need a Will but my spouse does not 

• Once written, you can’t 

change a Will 

• It costs a lot to have a Will drawn up 

• I own so little, I don’t need a Will 

True Statements 

about Wills: 

• Both spouses need a Will 

• Wills can be changed at any time 

• Given the benefits, Wills are inexpensive 

• As a rule, people’s assets exceed what they think 

Consider a legacy gift to Idaho Public Television through your will. 

Kelly Hagans, Director of Major Giving 

1455 N. Orchard St. 

Boise ID 83706 • (800) 543-6868 





8 Friday 







Garrow exposes abuses perpetuated by Lord 

Sandwich at the Royal Hospital at Greenwich and 

secures a not-guilty plea for his client. 


“Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll” Two Texas singer/ 

songwriters take the stage. The veteran Keen 

precedes up-and-comer Carll. 




9 Saturday 


(HD) “Trash to Treasure” This special episode tells 

more than 20 tales of treasures rescued from rubbish 

heaps, roadsides, dumpsters and demolition 

sites. Highlights include an autographed script of 

the 1935 John Ford classic film, “The Informer”: 

unearthed from a pile of discarded books, and a 

rare circa 1885 Zuni Indian pot, found by the side of 

the road in Tucson. 


Host Fiona Bruce and the Roadshow specialists 

remember the royal treasured unearthed on the 

series. Portrait specialist Philip Mould unmasks the 

“queen of spin”, Elizabeth I. (Rpt. 7/14) 


“Iran: Tehran and Side Trips” (R from 7/7) 






“From Polkas to Classics” The band opens this show 

with “Pennsylvania Polka.” The Lennon Sisters 

follow with a wistful “Serenade of the Bells.” Bobby 

and Cissy dance to “Andalucia.” Bob Lido and the 

entire cast present the toe-tapping Dixieland 

medley of “Ain’t She Sweet,” “Baby Face,” and “Five 

Foot Two.” 


“Closed Circuit” Grace Brothers enter the video age 

with display advertisements featured on closedcircuit 

televisions throughout the store. There is a 

new face in Menswear. 



Onslow’s birthday celebrations may only come 

around once a year, but that is far too often for 

Hyacinth. 


“The Mischievous Tinkle in Howard’s Eyes” Howard 

discovers there are better ways than the mobile 

phone to contact other nature-lovers — and quite 

openly too. 


Dad’s hangover is made worse as he struggles 

against a rising tide of superstition, astrology and 

conspiracy theories that seem to be taking over 

the family. Ben takes time off from re-enacting the 

crusades to show a couple of prospective buyers 

around the house. 


“Coup de Grass” Red creates a new type of grass 

seed that only grows two inches tall. Red makes a 

backyard swing out of a car seat. Mike has Harold 

join him for a special feature on careers. 

10:30 Worst Week of My Life 

Howard tries to put a few things right, but as 

progress is made on one thing, another is waiting 

to catch Howard out. After a tense meeting at work, 

it seems that Mel’s big day has arrived early. 


“The Beast Below” Amy Pond takes her first trip 

in the TARDIS. The Doctor whisks her away to the 

distant future and they discover Britain in space. 

Starship UK houses the future of the British people, 

who are searching the stars for a new home. But 

when Amy explores the ship, she encounters the 

terrifying Smilers. 


(HD) “Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile” 

10 Sunday 

and humankind’s place within it, where the effects 

of climate change are already transforming the 

desert and alpine ecosystems. Author and poet N. 

Scott Momaday and actress Meryl Streep narrate 

the stunning images of this formation, which 

encompasses the Bandelier National Monument 

and the Valles Caldera. 

8:00 Nature 

(D)(HD) “Oceans in Glass: Behind the Scenes at the 

Monterey Bay Aquarium” Peter Coyote narrates this 

trip behind the glass to reveal the secrets of how 

the professionals keep the show running. Some of 

the features include a kelp forest, a “jelly farm” and 

a pipe-cleaning “pig.” 


“Miss Marple VI: The Pale Horse” Although one 

reviewer says Julia McKenzie is a lovely Miss Marple, 

“who fits the part like an expensive brown suede 

glove,” the original story did not include the gentle 

amateur detective. She is brought into this tale of 

witchcraft and black magic, fraud and intrigue, 

when her old friend, Father Gorman is brutally 

murdered after visiting a dying woman. 


“Good Morning Lemmings” When graffiti starts 

appearing declaring “I Killed Flak,” the UCOS team 

is told to re-open the unsolved murder of a prolific 

graffiti artist known as Flak, whose tagging may 

have disguised his team’s more lucrative crimes. 

Meanwhile Flak’s “street art” now sells for big bucks 

in galleries. 


Irene’s isolation leads her to start writing poetry. 

As a result of Irene’s interference, Vera’s custody of 

granddaughter Sabrina is under scruitiny by social 

services. Too much wine finally tips Irene over the 

edge. 


“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Morocco” Ben 

O’Donoghue starts his culinary adventures in 

Casablanca. 


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7:00 Antiques Roadshow 

(HD) “Chattanooga, Tennessee” Re-enactors fire a 

mid-19th-century cannon at the Chickamauga and 

Chattanooga National Military Park to punctuate a 

discussion on collecting antique cannon artillery. 

Discoveries include an 1826 Tennessee hunting 

horn, and an heirloom necklace with a five-carat 

diamond worth up to $250,000. Part 1 of 3 (Rpt. 

7/16) 


“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Morocco” In Casablanca, 

Ben O’Donoghue has lunch at the camel market. In 

the imperial city of Fes, he learns how to cook harira 

(the soup that breaks the Ramadan fast). He lives 

with a nomadic family in the high dunes of the 

Western Sahara, scours the markets in Marrakesh 

for ingredients to make tagine, and samples Berber 

delicacies in the High Atlas mountains. 

9:00 American Experience 

(D)(HD) “Abraham and Mary Lincoln, A House 

Divided: Shattered” As the Lincolns arrive in 

Washington in 1861, the country is breaking 

apart. The new president is unknown, untested 

and mistrusted; his wife is suspected of being a 

southern sympathizer. In the midst of national 

conflict, disaster strikes the Lincoln family — their 

son, Willie, dies. Part 3 of 6 

10:00 Survival: Lives in the Balance 

“Fit for Life (Bangladesh)” The episode chronicles 

two births. One mother has her baby at home in 

rural Bangladesh with a traditional midwife with 

no medical training. Another young woman gives 

birth in a clinic with the aid of medical professionals 

and has been coached through her pregnancy by a 

health specialist. Part 4 of 4 





5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 

“Sacred Places, Sacred Spaces” Allen visits historic 

Arlington National Cemetery during the annual 

Renewal and Remembrance event, and learns 

the history of the grounds. He also goes to the 

nearby Mt. Vernon Estate where he learns of 

the connection between Arlington and George P. ALLEN SMITH’S 

Washington’s home. 

GARDEN HOME 


Airs Sundays, new season begins July 10, 

*(HD) “Role of the Humanities” (R from 7/7) 

at 5:00/4:00 p.m. MT/PT 


The 10th season of Smith’s series begins 

“Out of the Woods” A stag night in the woods with a visit to Arlington National Cemetery 

interrupted by an adder bite, an attempted good and Mt. Vernon Estate for a history lesson on 

deed resulting in disastrous consequences and the connection between Arlington and George 

poisonous fish on the beaches all keep Martin busy. Washington’s home. 

—/6:00 NOVA 

The series, based in his own Garden Home 

(D)(HD) “Ape Genius” (R from 6/6) KUID/KCDT only 

Retreat in Arkansas, continues to demonstrate 

how to blur the lines between inside and out, 


and bring a garden indoors. He also visits 

*(HD) “The Whitewater State” (R from 7/7) gardens around the country. 

7:30 Sky Island 

Among the topics Smith explores during 

(HD) The volcanic Jemez Mountains of New Mexico the new season are roses, entryways, seasonal 

rise more than a mile above the surrounding high wonders and entertaining outdoors. 

desert, like an island in the sky. Environmental 

filmmaker John Grabowska profiles the landscape 

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(HD) Queenie finds a beautiful embroidered panel 

on a grave. Dorcas and Sir Timothy try to solve the 

mystery of who created it. Alf’s poaching leads him 

and Edmund into danger. Caroline returns to Lark 

Rise determined to mend her ways. 


(HD) A stamp collector buys a stash of materials and 

finds some letters written during the Civil War — 

one from a Union soldier to his brother inquiring 

about a commission, another from the soldier’s 

comrade to tell the brother his sibling had been 

wounded. Tracing the story of the letters uncovers 

a story that reaches into the heart of the ugliness of 

slavery and the emotions it engendered. 



10:00 POV 

(HD) “Enemies of the People” The Khmer Rouge 

slaughtered nearly two million people in the late 

1970s in the “killing fields” of Cambodia. Thet 

Sambath, an investigative journalist who lost his 

family in the conflict, spends a decade gaining the 

trust of the men and women who perpetrated the 

massacres to ask why they happened. 


12:30/11:30 BBC World News 


13 Wednesday 




(HD) “China’s Terracotta Warriors” When the first 

emperor of China wanted an extravagant tomb for 

his journey into the afterlife, he decreed he would 

be protected by an army. Artisans have less than 

two years to complete the massive project using the 

technology of 2,200 years ago to construct 8,000 

life-sized, painted figures. Archaeologist Agnes Hsu 

shows how it might have been done. 

8:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “Kings of Camouflage” Cuttlefish are 

shape-shifting creatures that can hypnotize their 

prey, impersonate the opposite sex and kill with 

lightning fast speed. Changing color as well as 

shape, they blend into any background. (Rpt. 7/16) 

9:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures 

(HD) “Sea Ghosts” In the cold waters of the high 

Arctic, beluga whales still sing but Jean-Michel 

Cousteau and his team seek to determine why 

some beluga groups are thriving and others are 

disappearing. The beluga’s world is now ground 

zero for climate change and what threatens them 

is not confined to the Arctic. 

10:00 Hustle 

Harold, an old friend of Albert’s, calls on the team 

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to take revenge on Kulvinda Samar, a greedy 

sweat-shop owner, who has caused pain and 

suffering to Harold’s family. Knowing Samar is a 

fan of Bollywood films, they set him up for a classic 

movie-investor con. Their mark though insists on 

visiting the set and meeting the stars. 





14 Thursday 




(R from 7/9) 


“Iran’s Historic Capitals” Rick explores three historic 

capitals of Iran, where history reaches back for 

millennia. He visits Persepolis with its monuments, 

Shiraz with its poet tombs, and Esfahan with 

extraordinary mosques. (Rpt. 7/16) 


*(HD) “Working for Wildlife” Professionals and 

volunteers are in forests and fields — even 

cities — throughout Idaho working to increase 

knowledge about wildlife and its chances for 

survival. Cameras capture “deer tackling” in eastern 

Idaho; follow scientists and volunteers through 

deep snows to radio collar the seldom-seen elusive 

wolverine; and visit a woman raising orphan bears 

in her backyard in Garden City, adjacent to Boise. 

(Rpt. 7/17) 


*(HD) “Women Who Light the Dark” Host Joan 

Cartan-Hansen talks with Paola Gianturco, an 

international photojournalist who has documented 

the lives of women in 15 countries for her latest 

book. She shares how these women draw on 

creativity and imagination to tackle the problems 

in their lives — domestic violence, sex trafficking, 

poverty, illiteracy, discrimination. (Rpt. 7/17) 


“Blood Will Out” Barnaby and Troy have learned 

Orville Trudway, who has recently moved to the 

village, was an army comrade with a grudge 

against Bridges. More complications come with the 

presence of a group of travelers. Part 2 of 2 

10:00 MI5 

(HD) A World Trade Organization conference has Ros 

and Zaf working undercover at the conference hotel 

where they attempt to get the American and French 

representatives to back a proposal that could signal 

a breakthrough for poverty in Africa. MI5 receives 

news of an assassination threat to an African leader, 

who is attending the conference. While trying to 

thwart the assassination, new information changes 

the game. 





15 Friday 







Garrow finds himself in the dock defending his 

honor and his future. Silvester is to defend Garrow 

in Court, suspending old animosities in favor of the 

spotlight that comes with a high-profile case. 


(HD) “Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile” Cash presents 

tunes from her C&W tribute album, “The List”. 

Carlile follows with genre-spanning tunes from 

“Give Up the Ghost”. 




16 Saturday 


(HD) “Chattanooga, Tennessee” Part 1 of 3 (R from 

6/11) 


The specialists recall the debut of retro on the 

Roadshow, and ceramics man John Sandon turns 

his hand to the ancient art of slip trailing. (Rpt. 

7/21) 


“Iran’s Historic Capitals” (R from 7/14) 






“Tahoe ’73 — That Big Band Sound” The cast 

dances down the aisles of the TV studio singing 

“We Can Make Music” while shaking hands with 

members of the audience. Guy and Ralna sing “I 

Can’t Stop Loving You.” Anacani sings “Spanish Eyes.” 


“The Erotic Dreams of Mrs. Slocumbe” While dreams 

of a romantic liaison with Mr. Humphries are one 

thing, Mrs. Slocumbe finds it is quite another thing 

to try to turn fantasy into reality. 


Hyacinth is still determined to impress Emmett 

with her prowess as a singer, especially now he is 

divorced and has moved in next door with his sister. 


“Of Passion and Pizza” Mervyn is enamored with 

the woman at the pizza take-away, but he lacks the 

courage to tell her. Unfortunately for him, he did 

tell Entwistle and Alvin. 



Mom’s Auntie Angela comes to visit to show off 

the American therapist she has married. Dad is 

determined to avoid a major incident as they all go 

out for dinner. 


“Rent a Wreck” Mike borrows Red’s van to use in a 

demolition derby. Red paves the Lodge driveway 

with crushed apples. 


The weekend arrives and the day for Dick’s 

celebration. Howard helps get things ready. Friends 

and relatives arrive. With the party in full swing, the 

gift finally secured, the evening seems headed for 

success — but first one more interruption. 


“Victory of the Daleks” The Doctor has been 

summoned by his old friend Winston Churchill but 

in the Cabinet War rooms, far below the streets 

of blitz-torn London, he finds instead his oldest 

enemy waiting for him. 


(HD) “Drive-By Truckers/Ryan Bingham” 

17 Sunday 

5:00/4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table 

“The Rose Show” At the Southampton Rose Society, 

Allen visits with a rosarian. He also drops in on the 

Madoo Conservancy to talk with Robert Dash about 

his amazing roses. 


*(HD) “Women Who Light the Dark” (R from 7/14) 


“Erotomania” A Salvation Army member arrives in 

town trying to trace a missing woman. Mylow’s 

health check reveals puzzling results. Mrs. Tishell’s 

neck collar may not be easing her pain. Louise splits 

up with Danny and invites Martin over for wine. 

—/6:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “Kings of Camouflage” (R from 7/13) KUID/ 

KCDT only 


*(HD) “Working for Wildlife” (R from 7/14) 


After a century of being straight, the Wallowa River 

bends again near Enterprise, Oregon. The adjacent 

ranch sacrificed some pasture to restore the river to 

a more natural path to restore endangered fish. 

Filmmaker Follows 

Yellowstone Wolves 

8:00 Nature 

(D)(HD) “In the Valley of the Wolves” Emmy Awardwining 

filmmaker Bob Landis spends more than 

three years with the wolf pack that was the first to 

be re-introduced into Yellowstone. Landis records 

their lives, their battles with rival wolf packs and 

the changing fortunes of the coyotes and foxes who 

share Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley. 


“Zen: Vendetta” A killer on a vendetta-fueled 

rampage against those who wrongly imprisoned 

him includes Aurelio Zen on his list of targets, 

although the Italian law enforcement agent had 

almost nothing to do with it. Zen himself is too busy 

to notice he is on the psychopath’s hit list. Ordered 

by his boss to nail the chief suspect — guilty or 

not — in a politically-charged murder, and by a 

justice official to get the guy off, Zen is in a no-win 

situation. And, he seems to have won the heart of 

his officemate Tania Moretti. (Rpt. 7/22) 


“Fashion Victim” A retrospective of 1980s fashion 

designer Richard Levene’s work reignites the 

mystery of his stabbing during a party eight 

years before. The people in the designer’s life are 

all suspects — wife, ex-wife, business-partner 

brother, best friend and others. As team members 

uncover the people involved in Levene’s life, they 

also discover an illegal investment scheme. 


Vera does her best to get her trailer full of the 

necessary number of fire extinguishers to ensure 

she gets custody of Sabrina. Irene, unable to 

recognize Lesley, writes to Vera for help to spring 

Will Rogers and 

American Politics 

Airs Monday, July 18, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT 

He is a cowboy, comedian, humorist, 

social commentator, vaudeville performer 

and actor — and one of the best-known 

celebrities of his day. This documentary 

reveals how Oklahoma native Will Rogers 

emerges as one of the most powerful voices 

in the United States and charts his impact on 

American politics through 

archival film footage, photos 

and documents, and various 

interviews. 

In the 1930s the 

United States is mired in 

the Great Depression and 

teetering on the brink 

of a second world war. 

To help offset their 

collective anxiety, 

millions of Americans 

turn to a rope-twirling, 

plain-talking Cherokee cowboy 

for clarity, comfort and common sense. 

His plainspoken musings — such as, 

“A fool and his money are soon elected” — 

influence the political landscape then and 

still resonate today. 

Known as Oklahoma’s favorite son, 

Rogers is born to a prominent Cherokee 

Nation family in Indian Territory. He travels 

around the world three times, makes 71 

movies, writes more than 4,000 nationally 

syndicated newspaper columns, and becomes 

a world-famous figure. By the mid-1930s, 

Rogers is adored by the American people 

for his commentaries on the political scene 

of the day. 

Those who are interviewed to comment 

on Rogers’ powers of persuasion include 

Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day 

O’Connor, actor Mickey Rooney, Cherokee 

Chief Chad Smith, comedian Lewis Black, 

former Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh, and 

others. Bill Kurtis, former CBS news 

anchor, narrates. 

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her from the mental hospital. Help arrives in the 

form of Karen and Damon. 


“Turkey 2” Adela encounters whirling dervishes and 

tranquil tea gardens in Konya. 


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(HD) “Chattanooga, Tennessee” Highlights include 

a 19th-century military over-the-shoulder 

saxophone, an heirloom Confederate soldier’s 

sword, and a collection of movie marketing 

memorabilia from the 1920s to the 1980s, valued 

to up to $15,000. Part 2 of 3 (Rpt. 7/23) 


“Turkey 2” In Kenya, Adela finds whirling dervishes 

and tranquil tea gardens. She treks along the Lycian 

Way, relaxes on the beaches of Myra, visits the 

Sabanci Mosque and samples cuisine in Adana. 

She explores bustling bazaars and café culture of 

Gaziantep and experiences Kurdish culture in the 

basalt-walled city of Divarbakr. 


(D)(HD) “Abraham and Mary Lincoln, A House 

Divided: The Dearest of All Things” Tormented by her 

grief, Mary turns to spiritualists for comfort. Though 

he too is bowed by grief, her husband never loses 

sight of the tragedy consuming the nation. With the 

war going badly in the East, enlistments drying up 

and morale low, Lincoln changes the conflict over 

the Union into a struggle for freedom by issuing the 

Emancipation Proclamation, liberating millions of 

Americans from bondage. Part 4 of 6 

10:00 Will Rogers and American Politics 

Will Rogers, born part Cherokee in Indian Territory 

(later Oklahoma), speaks a common-sense 

language with a gentle humor — he criticizes but 

in a nice way. It makes him the voice of the nation in 

the 1920s and 1930s. This film profiles the cowboy, 

SECRETS OF THE DEAD 

Lost in the Amazon 

Airs Wednesday, July 20, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT 


Eighty-six years after the disappearance of 

Col. Percy Fawcett and two companions in the 

jungles of Brazil, SECRETS OF THE DEAD 

mounts a modern-day quest with explorer Niall 

McCann. The mission: to find the truth behind 

the disappearance of the famed adventurer and his 

party. 

In 1925 Fawcett set out to find what he believed 

to be an ancient city lost in Brazil’s tropical forests, 

but he and his companions would vanish without 

a trace. Along with new archaeological digs and 

the science behind the discovery of newly found 

jungle cities, there are clues pointing to the fate of 

Fawcett and his companions. 

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comedian, author, columnist, social commentator, 

vaudeville performer, movie and radio star. Archival 

footage and interviews tell the story narrated 

by Bill Kurtis. “Politics,” Rogers maintained, “has 

become so expensive that it takes a lot of money 

even to be defeated.” 





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(HD) Dorcas decides to sell up and leave Candleford. 

Philip’s possessiveness causes Laura increasing 

concern. Surprises, joy and sorrow are in store 

when everyone gathers at the post office for Zillah’s 

birthday party. 


(HD) The detectives investigate whether a propeller 

is from a World War II drone, the prototype for 

the assault drones the U.S. uses today. Then, the 

episode looks into a letter that may have been 

written by Clara Barton concerning a soldier’s life 

during the Civil War. 



10:00 POV 

(HD) “Biblioburro: The Donkey Library” Two burros, 

Alfa and Beto, carry the circulating library of 

donated books that 39-year-old Luis Soriano, a 

small-town elementary school teacher in northern 

Columbia, takes to isolated villages during arduous 

weekend journeys. The film travels with Soriano, 

who walks with his donkeys, through dense 

tropical beauty on nearly impassible trails. They 

face dangers from nature and humans (guerillas, 

bandits) to reach the villages and the children 

hungry for learning. 





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Amazon, Incas, Aztecs 

Featured in Shows 


*(HD) “Lost in the Amazon” A modern quest, led 

by explorer Niall McCann, seeks to find answers to 

the fate of Col. Percy Fawcett, who disappeared in 

the Amazon with his elder son Jack and a lifelong 

friend in 1925 while searching for a lost city. 

The modern searchers have meager clues about 

Fawcett but are armed with the information from 

new archaeological digs and the science behind the 

discovery of newly found jungle cities. 

8:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “The Great Inca Rebellion” NOVA 

and National Geographic Television go to an 

impoverished suburb of Lima, Peru, where an 

ancient cemetery crammed with mummies is 

excavated by Peruvian archaeologist Guillerma 

Cock. With the help of forensic experts, the remains 

are revealed to be victims of a battle between clubwielding 

Inca warriors and the Spanish cavalry. 

(Rpt. 7/23) 


(HD) “Aztec Massacre” A new archaeological find 

outside of Mexico City belies the tale of Spanish 

Conquistadors being welcomed by the Aztecs 

as returning light-skinned gods. More than 400 

bodies, at least 40 of whom are European, paint 

a picture of violent relations between the two 

groups. Scientists study the tales the bones tell 

as well as beautiful but grotesque codices that 

document the events. 

10:00 Hustle 

When a tabloid publishes a scurrilous and false 

exposé on Stacie’s closest friend, team members 

creates a scenario to take in the editor and 

reporter responsible. They cook up a tale of a false 

Queen Mother, brought in to replace the real one 

supposedly killed in The Blitz, and provide a “longlost” 

son for verification. 




1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule 

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“Rick Steves’ Andalucia: The Best of Southern Spain” 


Rick weaves the region’s rich mix of culture, cuisine, 

history and natural wonders into this 60-minute 

special. The hour-long visit includes stops in the 

major cities of Sevilla, Córdoba, and Granada. He 

seeks out flamenco music, the region’s sherry and 

horses. He finds white-washed hilltowns and fun 

in the Costa del Sol sun and experiences a dash of 

Britain in Gibraltar. (Rpt. 6/23) 


*(HD) “Idaho Fairways” In this award-winning 

episode, OUTDOOR IDAHO cameras visit some of 

the state’s golf courses that cater primarily to locals 

and are gathering places for the community. Some 

are on naturally challenging terrains, others are 

designed and created; some are built by farmers, 

others by a more formal process. From hillsides to 

canyons, from sharing space with an airport to links 

behind protective woods, Idaho’s small courses 

offer unique experiences. (Rpt. 7/24) 


*(HD) Pico Iyer, Travel Writer” Host Marcia Franklin 

talks with the world traveler about his enjoyment 

of travel that he shares in his books and essays. They 

discuss his book, The Open Road about the life and 

philosophy of the Dalai Lama, who was a friend of 

Iyer’s father. They also discuss the politics of Tibet, 

and what Iyer learned about the personality of the 

Dalai Lama in the years of researching the book. 

(Rpt. 7/24) 


“Beyond the Grave” DCI Barnaby returns from a 

holiday in France to discover an unidentified tramp 

has been beaten to death in the woods near the 

village of Marshwood. With Barnaby away, Supt. 

Ronald Pringle, who is about to retire, hastily 

arrests a local man, but Barnaby now suspects the 

man is innocent. This is reinforced when there is an 

apparent suicide at the same spot. Part 1 of 2 

10:00 MI5 

(HD) Following a Joint Intelligence Committee 

meeting, Harry questions the report on a fire at 

Cotterdam Prison in which seven terror suspects 

were killed. Thinking it might be a cover-up, he 

tasks his team with finding the truth. Meanwhile 

Ruth witnesses a man committing suicide after he 

hands her a marked bill. Her inquiries lead her to a 

grocery shop where she is given a computer disk, 

only to be arrested on her way back to Thames 

House and accused of colluding with the Cotterdam 

terrorists. 





22 Friday 






Aurelio Zen Mysteries Repeat Fridays 


“Zen: Vendetta” In this first adventure with the 

Italian law enforcement agent, Aurelio Zen is 

targeted by a killer on a vendetta-fuelled rampage. 

(R from 7/17) 


(HD) “Drive-By Truckers/Ryan Bingham” First the 

hard-rocking roots storytellers hit the stage in 

support of their album Brighter Than Creation’s 

Dark. Then Texas troubadour Bingham follows with 

tunes from his latest recording, Mescalito. 


12:30/11:30 Newsline 

23 Saturday 



7/18) 


“Rick Steves’ Andalucia: The Best of Southern Spain” 

(R from 7/21) 






“Something About a Hometown Band” Larry 

Hooper is a “Ding Dong Daddy” in this show that 

boasts an eclectic mix of musical styles. Sandi and 

Salli invite us to “Keep a Little Sunshine in Your 

Heart.” Andra Willis sings “Oh Johnny.” 


“The Sweet Smell of Success” Mrs. Slocombe 

claims to have created a unisex perfume which 

exercises a fatal attraction for the opposite sex. 

Captain Peacock is skeptical, until he witnesses the 

perfume’s devastating effect. 


Hyacinth has to intervene when she learns from 

THE SINGING REVOLUTION 

Airs Monday, July 25, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT 

Between 1987 and 1991, hundreds of 

thousands of Estonians gathered publicly to 

sing forbidden patriotic songs and share protest 

speeches, risking their lives to proclaim their 

desire for independence. The film tells the story 

of how they peacefully regained their freedom 

— and helped topple an empire along the way. 

While violence and bloodshed was the end 

result in other occupied nations of the USSR, 

song was the weapon of choice when Estonians 

sought to free themselves from decades of 

Soviet occupation. 

This account of one nation’s rebirth is also 

the story of humankind’s drive for freedom 

and self-determination and how David defeats 

Goliath without even a slingshot. 

relatives that Daddy has slipped out and run up a 

toy store bill he cannot pay. 


“It’s Never Ten Years” Clegg and Truly reminisce 

fondly about their old friend Compo, who suffered 

at the hands of Nora Batty — and them. 


Mum and Dad struggle to put things right between 

them. Karen is worried by her vital role in the 

school concert. Ben is busy recreating the assault 

on Everest on the stairs. 


“Curse of the Mummy” Red and Mike have some fun 

with artifacts from the local museum. Red shows 

how to prevent your car from being stolen, and he 

makes a kinetic lawn ornament from a set of drums 

and a bicycle. 


Howard and Dick work together as the baby’s arrival 

seems imminent before the midwife arrives. The 

week appears ready to end on a high note. 

11:00 Doctor Who Series 

“The Time of the Angels” The Doctor is recruited by 

Father Octavian to track the last of the Weeping 

Angels through the terrifying Maze of the Dead. As 

the Time Lord faces the Lonely Assassins, River Song 

is at his side. But is she trustworthy? 


(HD) “Steve Earle/Kris Kristofferson” 

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“The Food Show” Allen explores Mt. Vernon Estate, 

learning about the vegetables and herbs George 

and Martha Washington grew in their gardens. He 

examines the rosemary hedges and what it takes 

to care for this versatile herb. He also looks at the 

abundance of fig trees that grow on the estate and 

shares his fig preserve recipe. 


*(HD) “Pico Iyer, Travel Writer” (R from 7/21) 

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“On the Edge” Having failed to restart his 

relationship with Louisa Glasson, Martin is forced 

out of the picture with the arrival of her dad, 

Terry Glasson. He is involved in a scheme with 

a colleague, Jonathan Crozier, to smuggle in 

explosives, which they intend to use in a robbery. 

Part 1 of 2 

—/6:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “The Great Inca Rebellion” (R from 7/20) 



*(HD) “Idaho’s Fairways” (R from 7/21) 


Oregon native Bryan Bates’ love of surfing commits 

him to an unconventional lifestyle in a difficult 

location where he faces cold water, fierce waves 

and harsh weather on the Oregon Coast. The Devil’s 

Staircase in the coast range is so steep, rugged and 

disorienting that trails do not go there. 

8:00 Nature 

(HD) “The Cheetah Orphans” Veteran filmmaker 

Simon King takes on the role of mother to two 

cheetah cubs, Toki and Sambu, orphaned when 

their mother was killed by a lion. It is a two-year 

emotional rollercoaster of terrifying danger and 

intimate moments of cheetah life. 


*(HD) “Zen: Cabal” A disgraced aristocrat jumps off 

a bridge. Or was he pushed? Zen gets mixed signals 

from his scheming bosses. The Ministry of Justice 

wants a ruling of suicide. A powerful and beautiful 

female prosecutor hints that Zen had better start 

looking for the murderer. Additionally, it appears 

the victim may have been trying to inform on a 

group called the Cabal. (Rpt. 7/29) 


“Where There’s Smoke” A fire listed as accidental 14 

years ago, now appears to be arson. Team members 

examine the lives of the dead, who include a major 

London crime figure. They find themselves facing 

many twists and turns as they attempt to separate 

fact from speculation. 

BRITCOMS CELEBRATE 

CHRISTMAS IN JULY 

It’s Christmas in July with two Britcom reruns 

bringing holiday fun and frivolity to the evening 

of Saturday, July 30, on Idaho Public Television. 

First up is OUTNUMBERED’s Christmas 

Special 2009 (9:30 p.m. MT/PT), a comedy 

of misguided New Year’s resolutions, nagging 

parents, unsuitable toys, lost pets, and discussions 

as to whether robbers and/or aliens have stolen 

Ben’s pants. 

Then, it’s THE WORST WEEK OF MY 

LIFE’s The Worst Christmas of My Life: Part 

1 (10:30 p.m. MT/PT), in which Howard’s 

holidays get off to a bad start when events at 

the office party ripple out to affect the in-laws’ 

Christmas gathering and damage his dignity. Part 

2 airs August 6. 

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While in the Australian Outback, Damon takes 

Irene’s medicine and thinks he is a dingo. Irene and 

Karen give him the slip, ending at Lesley’s house. 

Lesley and Karen get on famously. Karen soon gives 

birth to a boy. 


“Ukraine” Holly Morris discovers an unusual beer 

hall in Lviv. 


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(HD) “Chattanooga, Tennessee.” A stroll across 

Chattanooga’s Walnut Street Bridge introduces 

a discussion of carved wooden folk-art walking 

canes. Appraisal highlights: an heirloom 18thcentury 

Chippendale tall chest; a unique piece of 

presidential memorabilia; an 8-ball presented to 

Harry Truman in 1948 by the Los Angeles Press Club; 

and a pristine Lionel train set, circa 1930, valued at 

$2,500 to $3,000. Part 3 of 3 


“Ukraine” Holly Morris discovers an unusual beer 

hall in Lviv, visits a shaman in the Carpathian 

Mountains, witnesses the joyful pilgrimage of 

Hassidic Jews to Uman, encounters a former Cold 

War missile base in Pervamaisk, observes a bride 

agency in Kherson, visits the Livadia Palace in Yalta, 

meets up with Crimean War buffs in Sevastopol, 

explores the capital of Kiev, and ventures to 

Chernobyl, site of the 1986 nuclear disaster. 


(D)(HD) “Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House 

Divided: The Frightful War” As 1863 begins, the 

Civil War consumes the nation. One hundred 

Union soldiers desert daily and hundreds more 

die of disease. Opposition to the war spreads and 

criticism of Abraham Lincoln increases. Abraham 

is desperately anxious. Mary Lincoln, worried 

about her husband, spends money compulsively, 

plunging herself into debt. Part 5 of 6 

10:00 The Singing Revolution 

“Singing Revolution” Most people don’t think about 

singing when they think about revolution. But 

song was the weapon of choice when Estonians 

sought to free themselves from decades of Soviet 

occupation. This film is an inspiring account of one 

nation’s dramatic rebirth. 





26 Tuesday 




(HD) A handsome stranger arrives in Candleford 

with plans to open a new hotel. His name is James 

Dowland and he only has eyes for Dorcas Lane. 

Robert is suspicious of his motives and less-thanaccepting 

of Dowland’s financial help for Lark Rise 

tenants. Emma and other tenants disagree. Dorcas’s 

patience is tried with the arrival of a new maid, 

Minnie. 


(HD) Japanese characters carved into a cane unlock 

the mystery of a family’s past in a World War II 

relocation camp. The detectives trace an unusual 

wooden telescope to its Revolution era ancestor. 

They also examine an illustration of huge, 8-pound 

gold nuggets to determine if they are genuine or 

another example of gold rush hype. 


(HD) TBA 

10:00 POV 

(HD) “Mugabe and the White African” Much of 

it filmed clandestinely, this documentary tells 

an alarming story from one of the world’s most 

troubled nations. In Zimbabwe, de facto dictator 

Robert Mugabe has unleashed a “land reform” 

program aimed at driving whites from the country 

through violence and intimidation. One proud 

“white African,” however, has challenged Mugabe 

with human rights abuses under international law. 


12:30/11:30 Newsline 


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(D) (HD) “Lost Ships of Rome” The show’s producers 

explore Ventotene Island off the coast of Italy 

where disgraced Roman noblewomen were sent 

in exile and near where, in 2009, teams find five 


2,000-year-old shipwrecks, their cargo intact. Now 

researchers salvage artifacts, and seek answers 

about the ships’ fate and would-be destination. 

Two Shows Feature Dinosaurs 

8:00 NOVA 

(D)(HD) “Arctic Dinosaurs” Cameras follow as a 

field expedition sets out for Alaska’s North Slope 

to defrost a jackpot of new fossil clues that provide 

information about polar dinosaurs’ lives and 

environment. The researchers combine extreme 

engineering and perilous fossil hunting, including 

digging a tunnel into the permafrost to collect the 

bones. (Rpt. 7/30) 


(D) (HD) “Dinosaur Wars” Paleontologists Othniel 

Charles Marsh and Edward Drinker Cope become 

bitter rivals during the latter half of the 19th 

century. At stake are the vast fossil fields of the West. 

The two men race to discover the most species and 

collect thousands of specimens. They put American 

science on the world stage, revolutionize the young 

field of paleontology, launch America’s love affair 

with dinosaurs — and destroy each other. 

10:00 Hustle 

Hauled off to the police station on false drug charges 

by ambitious cop, DCI York, the gang is blackmailed 

into helping York catch a notorious thief. York keeps 

Albert under lock and key, releasing the others to 

do his dirty work according to scheme. But the 

hustlers have a few schemes of their own. 





28 Thursday 





“Croatia: Adriatic Delights” Rick explores the fabled 

Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty 

Adriatic island ports. Heading inland, he hikes 

through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoys the 

thriving capital city of Zagreb. (Rpt. 7/30) 


*(HD) “Yellowpine Country” The resilient former 

mining community is host to the third-largest 

harmonica festival of its type in the nation. Up to 

4,000 people attend the event of the South Fork of 

the Salmon. (Rpt. 7/31) 


*(HD) “Robert Oxnam and China” Robert Oxnam, 

former president of the Asian Society, spent much 

of his career working to bridge the gap between 

the U.S. and China. Joan Cartan-Hansen talks 

with Oxnam about U.S.-China relations in the 21st 

century. Oxnam is an adviser to a major wealth 

management firm, offering insights on the Asia/ 

Pacific region and is advisory trustee of the 

Rockefeller Brothers Fund. (Rpt. 7/31) 


“Beyond The Grave” Barnaby seeks to uncover a 

connection between the beating death and the 

apparent suicide before there can be another 

murder. Part 2 of 2 

10:00 MI5 

(HD) Harry agrees to help the British government 

secure a deal with Saudi Arabia to provide the 

Saudis with nuclear technology in return for a 

guaranteed oil supply to Britain for the next 20 

years. MI6’s Saudi expert Neil Sternin is drafted to 

support the team. With death threats to a British 

cabinet minister indicating a Saudi prince involved 

has al-Qaida ties, Ros goes undercover with the 

Saudi royal family. Part 1 of 2 





29 Friday 







“Zen: Cabal” (R from 7/24) 


(HD) “Esperanza Spalding/Madeleine Peyroux” 

Singer, composer and bass prodigy Spalding 

debuts on the ACL stage with a mix of jazz, soul and 

Brazillian pop. Torch singer Peyroux presents songs 

from her album, Bare Bones. 


12:30/11:30— Newsline 

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7/25) 


Is it a fake or a real find? Is it better to get the good 

news or the bad news first? The team reveals some 

of the most memorable reactions to an Antiques 

Roadshow appraisal. 


“Croatia: Adriatic Delights” (R from 7/28) 






“Songs By Johnny Mercer” Lawrence and the cast 

celebrate the genius of Johnny Mercer by featuring 

some of the well-loved songs written by this prolific 

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lyricist and composer. Songs include “Accentuate 

the Positive,” “Tangerine,” “Charade” and “You Must 

Have Been a Beautiful Baby.” 


“Conduct Unbecoming” Mr. Humphries must leave 

home. Meanwhile, he is implicated when money is 

missing from the till. 


Hyacinth is eager to take delivery of a new furniture 

suite, a replica of one used by royalty, but the 

delivery goes awry. 


“Get Out of That Then” A heavily chained Lenny 

is convinced he has a future in show business 

as an escapologist, but his sidekick Cliff isn’t so 

enthusiastic. 


“Christmas Special 2009” It’s only Boxing Day 

but Karen has already made a list of New Year 

resolutions. There is also an onslaught of unsuitable 

toys, lost pets, and discussions as to whether 

robbers and/or aliens have stolen Ben’s pants. 


“The Worst Christmas of My Life” Howard’s holidays 

get off to a bad start when events at the office party 

ripple out to affect the in-laws’ Christmas gathering 

and damage his dignity. Part 1 of 2 

11:00 Doctor Who Series 

“Flesh and Stone” The Doctor and his friends must 

escape an army of Weeping Angels by going 

through the wreckage of a crashed space liner. 

Meanwhile in the forest vault, Amy finds herself 

facing an even deadlier attack. 


(HD) “Elvis Costello/The Band of Heathens” 

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“Entry With Impact” Allen leads a tour of Daffodil 

Hill at his home place, talking about color and 

daffodils, plus clustering containers for a bold 

effect. He also provides information on houseplants 

and a cheap way to light a path. 


*(HD) “Robert Oxnam and China” (R from 7/28) 


“On The Edge” When Louisa’s father, Terry, backs 

out of the smuggling scheme, Doc Martin and 

Louisa find themselves held hostage by a paranoid 

Jonathan determined to force Terry to carry out 

their plan. Part 2 of 2 

—/6:00 NOVA 

(D) (HD) “Arctic Dinosaurs” (R from 7/27) KUID/KCDT 

only 


*(HD) “Yellowpine Country” (R from 7/28) 


“Murres & Eagles, Geocaching, Wind and Bats” 

Every spring, half a million seabirds called common 

murres come to nest on the rocks off the Oregon 

coast. Using hand held GPS devices players scour 

the countryside in search of hidden treasure. Wind 

energy turbines are taking an unexpected toll on 

migrating bats. 

8:00 Nature 

(D) (HD) “Black Mamba” One of Africa’s most 

feared snakes, with a bite that is 100 percent 

deadly without treatment, has a new champion. 

Snake handler Thea Litchka-Koen, along with her 

husband, rescues black mambas in Swaziland from 

inappropriate locations — homes, gardens, hotel 

rooms. This leads to a radio-tracking program for 

rescued black mambas, which reveals previously 

unknown information about the snake. 


“Zen: Ratking” When a wealthy industrialist and 

political party funder is kidnapped, Zen is assigned 

to get the hostage back alive at any cost. The 

kidnappers kill the lawyer who shows up with a 

ransom payment from the family. In kidnappingplagued 

Italy, it is illegal to pay a ransom — an 

issue Zen must skirt while dealing with bickering 

relatives, who believe their wealth puts them above 

the law. (Rpt. 8/5) 


“Coming Out Ball” A former Irish dissident who has 

now sworn off violence in favor of the democratic 

process also disavows any part in the kidnapping 

of an arms manufacturer’s daughter, which his 

group claimed responsibility for at the time. The 

UCOS team sets out to learn what really happened 

and works through several layers of conflicting 

information to a startling conclusion. 


Irene minds the baby as Lesley and Karen go 

clubbing together. Vera moves with Sabrina into a 

flat. Vera learns who the baby’s father really is from 

her son Howard. 


“Deep South U.S.A.” Ian begins his tour by hiking 

through the Smoky Mountains. 


Ron’s Picks continued from page 17 

narrated by Steve Martin, a banjoist himself, 

exploring the roots of American music; and 

GREAT PERFORMANCES The Little 

Mermaid From San Francisco Ballet. 

Plans call for immersive online exhibits to 

extend the broadcast specials, and innovative 

educational tools that connect to the programs, 

helping to fill gaps in arts education in public 

schools, which are experiencing funding cuts. 

Other programs in the Festival include: 

•AMERICAN MASTERS Bill T. Jones: A 

Good Man, which follows award-winning 

director/choreographer Bill T. Jones’s intense 

creative journey as he leads his company 

in the creation of Fondly Do We Hope ... 

Fervently Do We Pray, an original dancetheater 

piece in honor of Abraham Lincoln’s 

bicentennial. 

• GILBERT AND SULLIVAN’S HMS 

PINAFORE, a new production of the beloved 

Gilbert and Sullivan classic from the Guthrie 

Theater in Minneapolis. 

• GREAT PERFORMANCES Il Postino 

from LA Opera featuring the beautiful voice 

of tenor Placido Domingo with the LA Opera 

in this romantic new opera based on the 

Oscar-winning Italian film. 

• From Galveston comes TOMMY TUNE: 

STEPS IN TIME with nine-time Tony 

Award-winner Tommy Tune teaming up with 

the Manhattan Rhythm Kings for a nostalgic, 

singing-dancing review of his incredible 

50-year career in Hollywood and on the Great 

White Way. 

• GREAT PERFORMANCES Miami City 

Ballet Dances Balanchine & Tharp presents 

the grace and beauty of one of America’s 

finest dance companies, Edward Villella’s 

Miami City Ballet, in a trio of signature works 

by George Balanchine and Twyla Tharp. 

• Finally, AMERICAN MASTERS will 

feature the alternative Seattle band in Pearl 

Jam 20 by legendary filmmaker Cameron 

Crowe. The documentary has been assembled 

from some 20 hours of material from the 

band’s long career as well as footage Crowe 

has shot over the last year and a half. 

That’s the PBS Arts Fall Festival – one of 

my picks for this fall. 

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STATION NOTES 

IdahoPTV Starts a New Year, New Challenges 

by Megan Griffin, Director of Development 

Coming In 

AUGUST 2011 

The beginning of summer is a time 

of excitement at Idaho Public Television 

because we begin our new fiscal year July 

1. For us, this is a time when we reflect 

on the end of our year and look forward 

to new programs and to welcoming new 

members to the IdahoPTV family. 

I am pleased to report that as of June 

30, Idaho Public Television reached our 

annual fundraising goal of more than $3 

million. 

We celebrated JuneFest 2011 with 

a sucsessful one-night pledge drive. 

Three fantastic programs aired including 

CELTIC THUNDER-HERITAGE, 

GREAT PERFORMANCES Eric 

Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival 

3 and OPRY MEMORIES, and our 

viewers enthusiastically showed their 

support with their pledges. A special thank 

you goes to our 53 new members and 

to the 31 members who gave additional 

gifts because of this special night of 

programming. We are proud of the fact 

that we reserve on-air pledge drives to 

approximately 20 days per year, and 

we recognize that this is only possible 

because of loyal viewers like you. 

Beginning in July, we reset our goals 

and expectations and once again look 

to the Idaho community to provide 

the financial support that enables us 

to educate, inform and inspire through 

quality television programming. 

We hope you will stay tuned for the 

outstanding lineup of new series, concerts, 

and informative and educational programs 

we have in store for you. 

EDEN AT THE END 

OF THE WORLD 

IdahoPTV Wins Two Emmys, Two 

Videographer Awards 

Idaho Public Television brought 

home two Northwest Regional Emmy 

Awards from the ceremony near Seattle 

in June. 

WOODEN BOATS, WONDROUS 

LAKES: AN OUTDOOR IDAHO 

SPECIAL captured an Emmy Award in 

the Documentary/Historical category; 

John Crancer is the producer. 

OUTDOOR IDAHO “Eating Local” 

secured an Emmy Award in the Health/ 

Science category; Thanh Tan is the 

producer. 

Two 2011 Videographer Awards 

went to IdahoPTV productions. 

WOODEN BOATS, WONDROUS 

LAKES: AN OUTDOOR IDAHO 

SPECIAL earned an Award of 

Excellence in the TV Program/ 

Information category; Pat Metzler, Jay 

Krajic, Chuck Cathcart and Dave Butler 

are the videographers. 

OUTDOOR IDAHO Home on the 

Range garnered an Award of Distinction 

in the TV Programs/Documentary 

category; Jay Krajic and Chuck Cathcart 

are the videographers. 

Masterpiece 

Mystery! 

Inspector Lewis 

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