Mar 2012 GAMUT with descriptions UPDATED - WSKG

GAMUT -­‐ March 2012
WSKG HD Primetime Expanded Listing
1 Thursday
8pm Expressions
Anastasia Rizikov
9pm William and Mary
William goes ahead with his plans to sell the business. Reuben reveals his true colours, and at the last minute, fearing that William will follow through
his plans to relocate to New Zealand, Mary realises how much he means to her.
10pm Pleasure and Pain
With his customary wit, wisdom and willingness to get involved, Michael Mosley gets to grips with the fascinating worlds of pleasure and pain.
Teasing out the precise neural circuitry that allows us to experience pleasure, Michael discovers how pleasure is at the root of our ability to make
sense of the world, and how it reinforces healthy behaviours such as eating, having sex and keeping warm. Michael talks to new parents high on the
pleasure hormone oxytocin; challenges his fear of heights with the thrill-seekers who jump 220 metres off a dam for fun; and meets a woman who
turned her own wedding into a science experiment to try to find out how much pleasure she was feeling. He also investigates the inextricable link
between pleasure and pain, eating a year's worth of chocolate to investigate the precise moment when pleasure turns to pain and finding out what
effect a reward has on our ability to tolerate pain.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
2 Friday
8pm Ed Slott's Retirement Rescue!
Ed Slott's RETIREMENT RESCUE! is a powerful call-to-action for American consumers concerned about their retirement. Ed Slott defines the
monumental fiscal problems facing Americans and provides a step-by-step solution to creating a plan of action. Ed Slott's RETIREMENT RESCUE!
builds on the phenomenal success of his earlier public television programs with all new information but continues with the "Slott formula" of using
humor, personal stories and detailed facts from the tax code to make his points.
9:30pm Celtic Woman -­‐ Believe
Internationally renowned for alluring stage productions and songs of heartwarming inspiration, BELIEVE is destined to reveal for Celtic Woman what
will be a new chapter of musical enchantment to be enjoyed by the entire family. BELIEVE stars vocalists Chloë Agnew, Lisa Kelly, Lisa Lambe and
Celtic violinist Mairead Nesbitt, performing classic Irish songs ("The Water Is Wide", "Green Grow The Rushes", "A Woman's Heart", "The Parting
Glass"), timeless Pop anthems ("Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Tears In Heaven") and inspirational songs ("You'll Never Walk Alone", "Smile", "Ave
Maria") with their signature Celtic Woman twist, under the distinct musical direction of Emmy-nominated Music Producer, David Downes.
11:30pm Charlie Rose
12:30am Ed Slott's Retirement Rescue!
3 Saturday
9pm Superstars of Seventies Soul Live (My Music)
MY MUSIC: SUPERSTARS OF SEVENTIES SOUL LIVE is a once-in-a-lifetime gathering with the legends of 1970s Motown, R&B and soul artists -
all original performers, singing their greatest "jammin' oldies" hits. Soul diva Patti LaBelle hosts the historic reunion of more than 18 classic recording
artists of the decade, including the Commodores, original lead Eugene Record reuniting with the Chi-Lites, the Stylistics, Yvonne Elliman, Heatwave,
the Trammps, the Emotions and the Manhattans.
11:30pm Superstars of Seventies Soul Live (My Music)
MY MUSIC: SUPERSTARS OF SEVENTIES SOUL LIVE is a once-in-a-lifetime gathering with the legends of 1970s Motown, R&B and soul artists -
all original performers, singing their greatest "jammin' oldies" hits. Soul diva Patti LaBelle hosts the historic reunion of more than 18 classic recording
artists of the decade, including the Commodores, original lead Eugene Record reuniting with the Chi-Lites, the Stylistics, Yvonne Elliman, Heatwave,
the Trammps, the Emotions and the Manhattans.
4 Sunday
10:30pm Ed Slott's Retirement Rescue!
12am Great Performances
Phantom of the Opera at Royal Albert Hall
In celebration of its blockbuster 25th anniversary year, Andrew Lloyd Webber and producer Cameron Mackintosh presented The Phantom of the
Opera in a fully-staged, lavish production, set in the sumptuous Victorian splendor of London's Royal Albert Hall. Starring Ramin Karimloo as The
Phantom, Sierra Boggess as his protege Christine Daae, and Hadley Fraser as Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny, the romantic trio is backed by a
complete cast and orchestra of more than 200, as well as surprise special guest appearances. Regarded by many as Lloyd Webber's masterpiece,
The Phantom of the Opera first opened in 1986 at Her Majesty's Theatre, and is based on the French novel Le Fantome de l'Opera. Worldwide the
show has grossed over $5.6 billion, with box office revenues higher than any film or stage play in history, including Titanic, ET and Star Wars. It has

een produced in 145 cities in 27 countries and played to more than 130 million people. The show has won more than 50 major theatre awards,
including seven Tonys and three Olivier Awards in the West End. It is currently showing in London, New York, Budapest, Las Vegas, and Kyoto. In
2006, it became Broadway's longest running show ever.
5 Monday
8pm Dr. Wayne Dyer -­‐ Wishes Fulfilled
In his newest PBS special, Dr. Wayne Dyer offers viewers a detailed explanation of how to manifest that which is most important to them. He also
introduces viewers to the philosophies of influential metaphysics teacher of the 20th Century, Neville Goddard.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Dr. Wayne Dyer -­‐ Wishes Fulfilled
In his newest PBS special, Dr. Wayne Dyer offers viewers a detailed explanation of how to manifest that which is most important to them. He also
introduces viewers to the philosophies of influential metaphysics teacher of the 20th Century, Neville Goddard.
6 Tuesday
8pm Use Your Brain to Change Your Age with Dr. Daniel Amen
Do you want to feel more fit, energized, and mentally sharp? You can -- the fountain of youth is literally between your ears. A healthy brain is the key
to staying vibrant and alive for a long time and an unhealthy brain will take your life early. In this powerful special DVD, clinical neuroscientist and
bestselling author Dr. Daniel Amen shares simple steps to boost your brain to help you live longer, look younger and dramatically decrease your risk
for Alzheimer's disease. Over the last 20 years at the Amen Clinics Dr. Amen has performed more than 70,000 brain scans on patients from 90
different countries. The brain imaging work he does has taught him that our brains typically become less active with age and we become more
vulnerable to memory problems and depression. Yet, one of the most exciting lessons he has learned is that with a little forethought and a brain
smart plan you can slow or even reverse the aging process in the brain.
10pm Superstars of Seventies Soul Live (My Music)
MY MUSIC: SUPERSTARS OF SEVENTIES SOUL LIVE is a once-in-a-lifetime gathering with the legends of 1970s Motown, R&B and soul artists -
all original performers, singing their greatest "jammin' oldies" hits. Soul diva Patti LaBelle hosts the historic reunion of more than 18 classic recording
artists of the decade, including the Commodores, original lead Eugene Record reuniting with the Chi-Lites, the Stylistics, Yvonne Elliman, Heatwave,
the Trammps, the Emotions and the Manhattans.
12:30am Rick Steves' European Insights
In his new half-hour special, Rick Steves brings art and history to life in Pisa, provides thoughtful history lessons while visiting Mauthausen
Concentration Camp, Hitler's Eagle's Nest in Berchtesgaden and the Danish Nazi Resistance Museum in Copenhagen, and keeps viewers up-tospeed
on breaking developments in Europe's ethnic diversity and investment in its infrastructure. A five-minute pledge break separates each
segment.
7 Wednesday
8pm Johnson
10pm Horses of the West: America's Love Story
As narrated by actress Ali MacGraw, Horses of the West: America's Love Story is about horses and the people who love them. The story is an
emotional journey filmed on the dramatic landscape of the American West. Segments include wild horses and the prisoners who train and love them;
the horses of the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary rescued from a grim fate; the exquisite grace of Arabians who may be the royalty of the horse
world; working quarter horses on the ranch of famed author Thomas McGuane; the striking beauty of spotted Appaloosas and their Nez Perce
heritage; and the heart-warming story of therapy horses at the National Ability Center and the children they have helped so dramatically. All
celebrate the connection between horses and humans.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Healthy Hormones: Brain-­‐Body Fitness
A panel of health, fitness and diet experts, including trainer and author Teresa Tapp (Fit & Fabulous in 15 Minutes) and New York Times best-selling
author Mary Shomon (The Thyroid Diet) discuss the impact of hormones in our daily lives, and offer natural ways to balance our diet, lose weight and
reduce inflammation.
8 Thursday
8pm Watson
10pm Storycorps: Stories of Love
StoryCorps is the nonprofit oral history project that's traveling the country, recording conversations between friends and loved ones. StoryCorps
began regular broadcasts on public radio in 2005, and in 2010, we started animating some of our best-loved radio stories. This special is a collection
of animated shorts about love-love that is unconditional, life-changing, enduring and inspiring. These stories will leave a lasting impression. The
pledge event is hosted by Dave Isay, the founder and creator of StoryCorps.
10:30pm Easy Yoga for Easing Pain
Based from her home in Peterborough, New Hampshire, Easy Yoga for Easing Pain will feature Peggy both explaining and demonstrating why yoga
can effectively alleviate the pain in painful joints. And to further reinforce the value of incorporating yoga as part of daily living, we will track five or six
individuals whom Peggy has been working with to see first hand how her program has affected the quality of their lives. As part of the program,
viewers will also be a fly on the wall in one of Peggy's jam-packed yoga classes. These classes include men and women from all walks of life and all
ages -- teens to octogenarians. Peggy will also address larger lifestyle considerations for those dealing with pain. According to Peggy, "Yoga is only
part of the healing process. Our sedentary lifestyles and poor eating habits are also fanning the flames of joint pain, and research shows that these
factors can greatly exacerbate the pain in problem joints." As an instructor who walks the walk, Peggy will discuss how some of the simplest changes
can make a positive and lasting impact on your daily life, and she is living proof. She will also demonstrate some of the easy changes that can be

incorporated into a daily routine.
11:30pm Charlie Rose
12:30am Money $Marts with Jonathan Pond
The program title, Money Smarts, is intentionally a double entendre. For many of your members, money does "smart," in the same way a sharp pain
smarts. The purpose of the program is to help members supplant those smarts by making smarter (shrewder) money decisions. The economic,
investment, job, and housing landscapes have undergone fundamental changes over the past several years, and individuals and families need to
alter their approaches to achieving and maintaining financial security. The media paints a dour picture of our prospects, but it's really based upon
money decisions that individuals make every day.
9 Friday
8pm Big Band Vocalists
This special looks back at the greatest "crooners" and "canaries" of the 1940s, featuring the greatest vocalists of the period when they started their
careers performing with orchestras and dance bands, with the most popular singers ultimately becoming stars on their own. Among the legendary
artists and timeless hits included in the rare, vintage footage are Louis Armstrong, Perry Como, Doris Day, Helen Forest with the Harry James
Orchestra, Peggy Lee with The Benny Goodman Orchestra, Johnny Mercer & Margaret Whiting, Jo Stafford & The Pied Pipers with the Tommy
Dorsey Orchestra, and many more favorites from the World War II era. Hosted by Nick Clooney & Peter Marshall.
10pm 3 Steps to Incredible Health! with Joel Fuhrman, M.D.
3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! with Joel Fuhrman, MD is a sixty-minute pledge program that directly addresses the crisis of obesity and
chronic disease plaguing America. Over 65% of Americans are overweight or obese - and that number is growing just like our waistlines! Dr. Joel
Fuhrman's revolutionary health plan is not about will power, it is about knowledge. 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! offers a healthy, effective,
and scientifically proven plan for shedding weight quickly and reclaiming the vitality and good health we all deserve.
11:30pm Charlie Rose
12:30am Superstars of Seventies Soul Live (My Music)
MY MUSIC: SUPERSTARS OF SEVENTIES SOUL LIVE is a once-in-a-lifetime gathering with the legends of 1970s Motown, R&B and soul artists -
all original performers, singing their greatest "jammin' oldies" hits. Soul diva Patti LaBelle hosts the historic reunion of more than 18 classic recording
artists of the decade, including the Commodores, original lead Eugene Record reuniting with the Chi-Lites, the Stylistics, Yvonne Elliman, Heatwave,
the Trammps, the Emotions and the Manhattans.
10 Saturday
9pm Peter, Paul and Mary -­‐ 25th Anniversary Concert
In 1986 the legendary Peter, Paul and Mary marked their 25th anniversary with the taping of their very first PBS TV special. Now, two and a half
decades later, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the formation of the group in the famed Greenwich Village, this joyous yet deeply moving live
concert is being re-released for March 2012 pledge. Peter, Paul and Mary's 25th Anniversary Concert features songs that became, for many, the
soundtrack of their generation. In an era in which folk music became America's messenger of hope, Peter, Paul and Mary sounded a call to
conscience that, to this day, remains an enduring part of our national quest for equity and justice. Perhaps as much as anyone, in a period of great
turbulence and transformation, Peter, Paul and Mary inspired America to be the best we could be. That, indeed, is a formidable legacy and one that
has made this trio and its music a true and enduring national treasure.
11pm B-­‐52s -­‐ with the Wild Crowd! -­‐ Live In Athens, GA
B-52s With The Wild Crowd! - Live In Athens, GA, was filmed in the B-52s' hometown of Athens, Georgia at a show that commemorated the band's
34th anniversary of their first-ever live show on Valentine's Day 1977. Filmed with 8 cameras in stunning high definition and directed by Bruce Green,
this concert delivers a sizzling performance that turned Athens' Classic Center into a cosmic dancehall! Wig-wearing, boa-draped, glitter-covered
fans came from near and far to celebrate this historic event, and a B-52s live show is always the best party in town! In front of their hometown crowd
they even managed to turn it up a notch further, delivering high-spirited versions of their classics "Love Shack," "Rock Lobster," "Give Me Back My
Man," "Funplex," "Roam," "Planet Claire,", "Pump", "Private Idaho" and many more.
12:30am Peter, Paul and Mary -­‐ 25th Anniversary Concert
In 1986 the legendary Peter, Paul and Mary marked their 25th anniversary with the taping of their very first PBS TV special. Now, two and a half
decades later, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the formation of the group in the famed Greenwich Village, this joyous yet deeply moving live
concert is being re-released for March 2012 pledge. Peter, Paul and Mary's 25th Anniversary Concert features songs that became, for many, the
soundtrack of their generation. In an era in which folk music became America's messenger of hope, Peter, Paul and Mary sounded a call to
conscience that, to this day, remains an enduring part of our national quest for equity and justice. Perhaps as much as anyone, in a period of great
turbulence and transformation, Peter, Paul and Mary inspired America to be the best we could be. That, indeed, is a formidable legacy and one that
has made this trio and its music a true and enduring national treasure.
11 Sunday
8pm Downton Abbey -­‐ Behind The Drama
Go behind the scenes of a wildly popular Masterpiece Classic series in Downton Abbey - Behind the Drama. This one-hour Masterpiece special
reviews the action-packed storylines of the first two seasons of Downton Abbey. Relive pivotal moments from the series, and get insight into the
characters from writer Julian Fellowes and the actors who bring Downton to life.
9pm Moments to Remember My Music #204
Patti Page and Nick Clooney return to co-host all new performances and archival classics from the vault with co-hosts, Peter Marshall, Wink
Martindale, and the Lawrence Welk Show's Mary Lou Metzger. This program features many more legends of the late 50s and early 1960s pop era.
Frankie Laine comes out of retirement to "spend one more night in our old rendezvous" singing his sentimental "That's My Desire." Italian crooner
Julius LaRosa takes stage to perform his classic "Eh Compari" and "Domani." The Four Lads, Four Aces, Four Freshmen, Roger Williams, Lenny
Welch, The Platters, The DeCastro Sisters (and more), also return to the stage to sing their greatest hits. Archival performances from Rosemary
Clooney, Perry Como and Nat King Cole round out this amazing sequel in the 50s pop story.

11:30pm Dr. Wayne Dyer -­‐ Wishes Fulfilled
In his newest PBS special, Dr. Wayne Dyer offers viewers a detailed explanation of how to manifest that which is most important to them. He also
introduces viewers to the philosophies of influential metaphysics teacher of the 20th Century, Neville Goddard.
12 Monday
8pm Il Volo Takes Flight
Poised to move to the next level of Pop stardom, Italian teen vocal group Il Volo captivates the live audience at the Detroit Opera House in this
special concert that covers music from Opera to Pop to classic Italian songs of both genres. Critics have called the group everything from
?extraordinary' to ?incredible vocal talents' and this concert event shows why. Songs sung in English, Spanish and Italian highlight this both
energetic and beautifully shot special, along with a great sense of the personality these three young adults demonstrate to an exuberant audience in
the Motor City.
9:30pm StoryCorps: Stories of Love
10pm Echoes of Creation
Immerse yourself into a remarkable new program that goes beyond the discussion 'about' the natural world and into an experience with it.
Specifically designed for repeated play, "Echoes of Creation" takes you on a profound journey through the pristine wilderness of Alaska, ancient
sequoias of California and the lush beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Experience nature like never before as Emmy Award-winning director Jan
Nickman takes you on a one-of-a-kind field trip to the very soul of our planet. Remember who you are - a part of it. Feel the timelessness with music
by Grammy-nominated composer David Arkenstone and poetic spoken word by Karen Hutton. Beauty is here. And you are here. Do you remember?
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Il Volo Takes Flight
Poised to move to the next level of Pop stardom, Italian teen vocal group Il Volo captivates the live audience at the Detroit Opera House in this
special concert that covers music from Opera to Pop to classic Italian songs of both genres. Critics have called the group everything from
?extraordinary' to ?incredible vocal talents' and this concert event shows why. Songs sung in English, Spanish and Italian highlight this both
energetic and beautifully shot special, along with a great sense of the personality these three young adults demonstrate to an exuberant audience in
the Motor City.
13 Tuesday
8pm Victor Borge: Comedy In Music!
This new Victor Borge television special features his recently re-discovered funniest and most memorable skits - a truly unparalleled collection not to
be missed. Rare archival footage from the Andy Williams Show and Perry Como Show (not seen in more than 40 years!), a classic hilarious
performance from Dwight D. Eisenhower inaugural celebration from the White House, and touching, heart-felt reminiscences by his five children to
their favorite Borge routines.
9:30pm John Denver: The Wildlife Concert
JOHN DENVER: THE WILDLIFE CONCERT is an intimate performance from 1995 featuring the songs that made John Denver an American
treasure, including "Rocky Mountain High," "Take Me Home, Country Roads," "Annie's Song" and "Sunshine on My Shoulders." This concert, a
benefitfor the Wildlife Conservation Society, features candid interviews that express Denver's commitment to nature. One of the world's best- known
and beloved performers, Denver earned international acclaim as a songwriter, performer, actor, environmentalist and humanitarian. His music
spanned three decades and garnered numerous music awards and honors, including a 1996 induction into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Heart Healthy Yoga: Yoga for the Rest of Us
Pioneering yoga instructor Peggy Cappy has set her own unique mark in the world of yoga by developing and teaching an approach that makes it
accessible to people of all ages, abilities, and sizes. Peggy's first three yoga specials - Yoga for the Rest of Us, More Yoga for the Rest of Us, and
Back Care Basics - proved that you don't have to bend like a pretzel to be an avid yoga practitioner. Continuing her mission to help Americans get
healthier and to promote yoga to the population at large Peggy now offers the public television community her newest special, HEART HEALTHY
YOGA: YOGA FOR THE REST OF US. This half-hour documentary special demonstrates the heart-healthy benefits of yoga and how the simplest
stretches and exercises can be incorporated into anyone's daily routine. Filmed on location in scenic Peterborough, New Hampshire, and featuring
Peggy's own students, viewers will see how the right exercises and yoga poses can dramatically protect your heart and improve your overall health
and flexibility.
14 Wednesday
8pm Trans-­‐Siberian Orchestra: The Birth of Rock Theater
Paul O'Neill shows the past, present and future of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) through live video and interview segments taken over the last
couple of years during their annual Winter Tour and from their debut rock theater tour "Beethoven's Last Night" which was filmed in Dallas, Texas, on
May 2, 2010. Get a sneak peak at their plans for the future and a look at how TSO developed into one the of the top 10 live shows in the country with
over 1 million people a year coming to see it. This program is the first time that live concert footage has ever been shown on TV and cable.
9pm Oscar Hammerstein II -­‐ Out of My Dreams
Oscar Hammerstein - Out of My Dreams is a celebration of the most acclaimed lyricists and librettists of the 20th century, the man who worked in the
theater for over 40 years, writing the lyrics for over a thousand songs and the books for 45 operettas and musicals. His legendary musicals include
Rose Marie (1924), Show Boat (1927), Oklahoma (1943), Carousel (1945), South Pacific (1949), The King and I (1951) and The Sound of Music
(1959). After working in the theater for over 20 years, Oscar Hammerstein teamed up with Richard Rodgers and their collaboration changed the
American musical forever, transforming it from lighthearted entertainment to real life stories told by believable characters, often with an important
theme or underlying message. The program is hosted by Matthew Morrison, the star of the Emmy award-winning television series, Glee. He has
starred in highly acclaimed Broadway musicals such as The Light in the Piazza, Hairspray, Footloose and South Pacific, the 2008 Tony winner for
Best Revival. As Lieutenant Cable, he sang one of Oscar Hammerstein's most iconic songs, "You've Got To Be Carefully Taught."
10:30pm StoryCorps: Stories of Love
11pm Charlie Rose

12am Money $Marts with Jonathan Pond
The program title, Money Smarts, is intentionally a double entendre. For many of your members, money does "smart," in the same way a sharp pain
smarts. The purpose of the program is to help members supplant those smarts by making smarter (shrewder) money decisions. The economic,
investment, job, and housing landscapes have undergone fundamental changes over the past several years, and individuals and families need to
alter their approaches to achieving and maintaining financial security. The media paints a dour picture of our prospects, but it's really based upon
money decisions that individuals make every day.
15 Thursday
8pm Extraordinary Journey
The Irish: Two Nations One Heart
The Irish: Two Nations ? One Heart is a three-part documentary television program that chronicles and celebrates the rich and indelible history of our
region?s Irish immigrants. The three-part mini-series is the second presentation in WVIA?s original documentary series The Extraordinary Journey,
which celebrates and preserves Pennsylvania?s diverse ethnic and cultural heritage.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Use Your Brain to Change Your Age with Dr. Daniel Amen
Do you want to feel more fit, energized, and mentally sharp? You can -- the fountain of youth is literally between your ears. A healthy brain is the key
to staying vibrant and alive for a long time and an unhealthy brain will take your life early. In this powerful special DVD, clinical neuroscientist and
bestselling author Dr. Daniel Amen shares simple steps to boost your brain to help you live longer, look younger and dramatically decrease your risk
for Alzheimer's disease. Over the last 20 years at the Amen Clinics Dr. Amen has performed more than 70,000 brain scans on patients from 90
different countries. The brain imaging work he does has taught him that our brains typically become less active with age and we become more
vulnerable to memory problems and depression. Yet, one of the most exciting lessons he has learned is that with a little forethought and a brain
smart plan you can slow or even reverse the aging process in the brain.
16 Friday
8pm Suze Orman's Money Class
Based on her upcoming new book that will be released concurrently with the show premiere, Suze Orman's Money Class will reveal Suze's expert
take on what actions people need to take in light of the new economy. After the upheavals of the economic downturn, Suze believes it's critical to
rethink many of the traditional strategies we've been using to achieve our financial goals. In this special, she will unveil her own new and powerful
advice, updating and sometimes revising her long-held beliefs, to help viewers navigate today's unsettling economic waters. She will provide
audiences powerful, timely and often surprising advice for moving forward on the most important financial fundamentals: saving and investing,
building a career, planning for retirement and more. As Suze puts it, "Bad financial habits can hurt you in any economic environment, but in the one
we're in now, they can bankrupt you." Filmed before a live audience, this special will present fresh insight in Suze's time-honored style: plenty of
frank and down-to-earth advice combined with compassionate and humorous Q and A. Suze's much-anticipated new program will offer viewers
nationwide the insight they need to succeed in this new financial frontier.
10pm Il Volo Takes Flight
Poised to move to the next level of Pop stardom, Italian teen vocal group Il Volo captivates the live audience at the Detroit Opera House in this
special concert that covers music from Opera to Pop to classic Italian songs of both genres. Critics have called the group everything from
?extraordinary' to ?incredible vocal talents' and this concert event shows why. Songs sung in English, Spanish and Italian highlight this both
energetic and beautifully shot special, along with a great sense of the personality these three young adults demonstrate to an exuberant audience in
the Motor City.
11:30pm Charlie Rose
12:30am Il Volo Takes Flight
Poised to move to the next level of Pop stardom, Italian teen vocal group Il Volo captivates the live audience at the Detroit Opera House in this
special concert that covers music from Opera to Pop to classic Italian songs of both genres. Critics have called the group everything from
?extraordinary' to ?incredible vocal talents' and this concert event shows why. Songs sung in English, Spanish and Italian highlight this both
energetic and beautifully shot special, along with a great sense of the personality these three young adults demonstrate to an exuberant audience in
the Motor City.
17 Saturday
8:30pm Celtic Thunder Voyage
VOYAGE - Following the incredible success of Heritage, Celtic Thunder continues to explore their Irish and Celtic roots in VOYAGE. The ensemble
performances in this new Public Television special highlight the diversity of Irish music and song. In VOYAGE Celtic Thunder takes a journey
through the varying styles of Celtic and Irish music, from old and traditional standards such as Lagan Love and Maid of Culmore to more
contemporary, modern Irish songs, Past The Point of Rescue, Ride On and All Day Long, stopping at lively ensembles Galway Girl and a tribute to
the Clancy Brothers in the Clancy Brother Medley along the way. It is also the first Celtic Thunder show where all of the artists play different
instruments.
10:30pm Trans-­‐Siberian Orchestra: The Birth of Rock Theater
11:30pm Celtic Thunder Voyage
VOYAGE - Following the incredible success of Heritage, Celtic Thunder continues to explore their Irish and Celtic roots in VOYAGE. The ensemble
performances in this new Public Television special highlight the diversity of Irish music and song. In VOYAGE Celtic Thunder takes a journey
through the varying styles of Celtic and Irish music, from old and traditional standards such as Lagan Love and Maid of Culmore to more
contemporary, modern Irish songs, Past The Point of Rescue, Ride On and All Day Long, stopping at lively ensembles Galway Girl and a tribute to
the Clancy Brothers in the Clancy Brother Medley along the way. It is also the first Celtic Thunder show where all of the artists play different
instruments.

18 Sunday
8pm Members' Choice
11pm Members' Choice
19 Monday
8pm Antiques Roadshow
Honolulu, HI -­‐ Hour 3
Before ANTIQUES ROADSHOW can pack up its trunk and wave aloha to Honolulu, Hawaii, host Mark L. Walberg and appraiser Anthony Slayter-
Ralph pay a visit to Shangri La, home of the late heiress Doris Duke and one of Hawaii's most architecturally significant homes. At the Hawai'i
Convention Center, guests hope for fame and fortune, too, with a wide assortment of objects to be appraised, including a first edition copy of Jack
London's Call of the Wild; a 1915 Hawaiian flag quilt, bearing the coat of arms of King Kamehameha; and a violin and bow purchased for the owner's
aunt in 1921 and kept in storage for the last 40 years. Although it's accompanied by a bill of sale claiming the instrument is a valuable Camilli from
1737, the violin actually is a fine forgery - so fine that the pair still is valued at $12,000-$15,000 at auction.
9pm PBS Election 2012: Republican Presidential Candidate Debate
Candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination will meet for a live televised debate in Oregon. Moderators for the event include Ray
Suarez, senior correspondent for PBS NEWSHOUR, and a representative from the editorial team of The Washington Times. The Oregon Republican
Party will host the debate, with the cooperation of the Republican National Committee.
10:30pm Antiques Roadshow
Bismarck, ND -­‐ Hour One
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW arrives in Bismarck, North Dakota, where host Mark Walberg and appraiser Suzanne Perrault dig up a wealth of
information about the University of North Dakota's School of Mines pottery program and how valuable these 20th-century pieces have become.
Appraisers at the Bismarck Civic Center unearth a rich vein of objects, including a valuable set of samurai swords brought back from Japan in 1898
by the owner's grandfather, a member of the North Dakota Volunteers who fought in the Spanish-American War; late 19th-century journals from a
country store near Grand Forks, documenting life in the early stages of North Dakota statehood; and a mid-19th-century heirloom Bennington pottery
lion valued at $4,000 to $8,000.
11:30pm Charlie Rose
12:30am Tavis Smiley
20 Tuesday
8pm Into the Deep: America, Whaling & the World: American Experi
For two centuries, American whale oil lit the world -- powering the start of the industrial revolution and laying the groundwork for a truly global
economy. From its stunning rise as an economic force in the 18th century, to its precipitous decline in the decades following the Civil War, the
whaling industry mapped millions of miles of uncharted ocean, opened new seaways and markets, employed the world's most multi-cultural
workforce, and shrunk the globe by bringing once remote reaches of the earth into contact as never before -- all the while capturing the American
imagination. From director Ric Burns (New York: A Documentary Film, Ansel Adams, The Donner Party) "Into the Deep: Whaling & America"
explores America's first global industry. And as Americans now see fortunes rise and fall on the global energy and consumer markets, the rapid
commoditization of whales and the sharp decline of the whaling industry serve as a stark reminder of the volatility of the global marketplace.
10pm Frontline
TBA
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
21 Wednesday
8pm Martin Clunes: Horse Power
The Animal
On this journey, Martin wants to find out how the horse became so important to us. How did we manage to tame such a huge, nervous prey animal
and make it both our servant and our friend? At home on his farm in Dorset, Martin rides his own horse Chester and explains how he was drawn into
the equine world by his wife and daughter. To find out what makes horses tick Martin flies to Dubai, to the grand opening of the £1.7 billion Meydan
racecourse. There he meets champion jockey Frankie Dettori and top trainer Luca Cumani, for a fascinating insight into horse psychology. He then
heads further east to the heart of Mongolia, where he tracks down the one remaining horse breed that has never been tamed by man: the Przewalski
horse, known in Mongolia as the Takhi. On the walls of the Niaux Cave, hidden high in the Pyrenees Mountains, Martin finds an extraordinary
14,000-year-old record of how our relationship with horses began. He also meets the famous horse whisperer Monty Roberts to learn how to
improve his relationship with Chester, and understand how that mysterious bond allowed us to communicate with horses in the first place. On a
windswept beach in the south of France, Martin meets the extraordinary trainer, Jean Francois Pignon, who has taken that communication to the
ultimate extreme. At the Weipers Centre for Equine Welfare in Glasgow, Martin attends a delicate operation on a seven-month-old foal with a leg
fracture and learns why this powerful, athletic animal is designed the way it is. In the desert sands of the Gulf, Martin meets the Bedouin, who
developed one of the world's most ancient horse breeds, the Arabian. Horses can help humans because of their unique communication skills. Martin
flies to Arizona to visit a rehab clinic where they are using equine assisted therapy on patients being treated for a range of problems from alcoholism
to anorexia. Finally Clunes joins Laura Lee, Nevada resident and lover of the wild American mustang. In a helicopter they fly over the high desert in
midwinter, to catch a glimpse of the mustang herds running free in their natural habitat, the way all horses once lived.
9pm Martin Clunes: Horse Power
The Servant and the Symbol
Not so very long ago, everyone knew how to ride a horse. Today, the biggest link most of us still have with horses is the races. Martin's company's
horse, Buffalo Stampede, is running at Fontwell racecourse in Sussex for the first time in a year since a leg injury. The horse tires and comes in last,

ut Martin is just glad to see it cross the finishing line without injury. The everyday traffic of horses may have vanished from London's streets. But the
British monarchy still uses horses - and plenty of them - to keep tradition alive. Clunes has special access to a rehearsal of the State Opening of
Parliament and rides in one of the carriages from the Royal Mews, via the Palace, into the heart of Parliament. To find out how the horse came to be
associated with wealth and power, Martin heads for Asti in northern Italy. The Palio horse race dates right back to the 1200s when the local
aristocracy raced their horses against each other as a way to measure up their status and superiority. Martin soaks up the thrills and dangers of the
event, where the crowd treats the jockeys like football stars - or the modern equivalent of valiant knights. To understand why medieval knights
commanded such honor and respect, Martin travels to Warwick Castle to see what it was like to ride into battle, dressed in a suit of armour. He also
meets the modern equivalent of the armored knight, the Greater Manchester Police mounted unit and learns how horses are trained to quell potential
violence in rowdy crowds. Clunes then heads for the U.S.A. to learn that the old Wild West is still alive and kicking, and the horse is still very much a
part of American life. In Las Vegas, rodeo horses are treated like kings; the more they buck the better the crowds love them. Then it's on to Arizona
to learn the traditional ways of the cowboy, still in use today. Surprisingly, the horse was extinct in America until it was reintroduced by Christopher
Columbus. Yet it wasn't long after that before Native American Indians became master horsemen. Martin joins the Sioux tribe in South Dakota, for
their annual "horse nation" commemorative ride across the frozen prairie. Martin's final journey is to one of the remotest parts of Central Asia to meet
some of the world's greatest horse people. He experiences life amongst the nomadic Kazakh tribes people, virtually unchanged since they first
harnessed the power of the horse 6,000 years ago. Nowhere on earth is there a culture still so utterly reliant on the horse.
10pm Martin Clunes -­‐ Man to Manta
For more than 10 years BAFTA award-winning Martin Clunes (Doc Martin, Reggie Perrin) has escaped from the world of acting by diving on family
holidays in the Maldives, experiencing the silent universe he has found undersea universe with its vivid colors and its alien inhabitants. However, one
resident of these warm, blue waters has so far eluded him - the reef manta, one of evolution's true masterpieces, massive creatures which can weigh
as much as 5,000 pounds with a wingspan of up to 25 feet. In MARTIN CLUNES - MAN TO MANTA Clunes seeks overcome a recently acquired
diving anxiety and fulfill his ambition to swim with the sea's most enormous and enigmatic of creatures.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
22 Thursday
8pm Expressions
Summer Series -­‐ Donna The Buffalo
9pm William and Mary
William and Mary are engaged, but will the course of true love run smooth?
10pm Renaissance of Mata Ortiz
The amazing story of how an intrepid American adventurer and a brilliant self-taught Mexican artist transformed a dying desert village into a home for
world-class ceramics is told in this heart-warming and beautiful documentary. When Spencer MacCallum walked into a second-hand store in
Deming, New Mexico, in 1976 and bought three pieces of pottery, he had no idea that he was about to embark on a journey that would lead to the
revival of an ancient art form. Finding his way to Mata Ortiz, Mexico, MacCallum partnered with self-taught artist Juan Quezada and slowly they
created an industry that today is known world-wide not only for its interpretations of a centuries-old style of ceramics, but for stunning post-modern
works as well. The Renaissance of Mata Ortiz tells the improbable story of how Quezada (without a kiln or a potter's wheel and using only found
materials) and MacCallum both experienced creative and personal breakthroughs which led to dazzling, innovating works by Quezada and a passing
of the torch to younger, award-winning artists such as Diego Valles.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
23 Friday
8pm Washington Week
8:30pm Need to Know
9pm Great Performances at the Met
Don Giovanni
Mariusz Kwiecien brings his youthful and sensual interpretation of Mozart's timeless antihero to the Met for the first time. Under the direction of Tony
Award-winning director Michael Grandage and with Fabio Luisi conducting, the production also stars Marina Rebeka, Barbara Frittoli, Ramon Vargas
and Luca Pisaroni.
12am Charlie Rose
24 Saturday
8pm My Family
Ghosts
A name from the past comes back to haunt Susan, who is determined to dampen the old flame - but not before Ben gets singed.
8:30pm My Family
One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's Nest
Nick decides to get his own flat but makes sure he gets some support (and money!) from his parents in the process.
9pm Doc Martin
Blood Is Thicker
Bert Large has been hiding a heartbreaking secret from his son Al, which threatens to jeopardize their close relationship. His reluctance to produce
his son's birth certificate arouses Al's suspicions. Could it be that Bert is not his dad? Martin visits the Flint brothers at the remote country home they
share with their father Victor and mother Doreen. Wallace and Paddy Flint have been suffering chronic stomach disorders, and a blood test confirms
they have salmonella poisoning. But there's something else odd about this family. Meanwhile, PC Mark Mylow has had to deal with his domineering

sister's arrival in Portwenn. She has decided to set up in business in Mark's flat above the police station as a herbalist offering alternative remedies.
10pm Mr. Bean
Hair By Mr. Bean of London
When Mr. Bean has to wait a few minutes for the hairdresser who's called away by the telephone, he starts playing barber, so three consecutive
customers have their hair done by him, but his inverse Midas touch strikes again: woe their hair and the real hairdresser they complain to! Next he
goes to a pet show, starting off by cheating at a dexterity game by unplugging the fault-detection and next deciding to play 'hit the headmaster' not
just with the provided wet sponges, but with anything not too heavy for him to lift; then he enters his teddy-bear for the obedience test (meant for
kids' dogs). In the train station he stops at nothing to get on without a ticket, and succeeds as a crawling sack of post - but on which train is he
carried?
10:30pm The Thin Blue Line
The Green Eyed Monster
11pm Austin City Limits
Coldplay
Grammy-winners Coldplay, the modern-rock giants who have sold more than 50 million records worldwide, perform hits and selections from their
newest LP, Mylo Xyloto.
12am Nature
Survivors of the Firestorm
The bush fires that tore through the Australian state of Victoria in February 2009 incinerated over a million acres of land, including key mountain ash
forest ecosystems. Fires are a natural force of nature which spur regeneration, but the immediate aftermath of this giant firestorm was devastation.
Kangaroos and koalas, wombats and wallabies, endangered possums and gliders, lizards, echidnas, birds of all kinds, and even fish that lived
among these eucalypts were overcome by the flames. Millions died. But burned and traumatized survivors tenderly nursed back to health at wildlife
hospitals showed a remarkable ability to bounce back, and the environment an extraordinary capacity for healing.
25 Sunday
8pm Finding Your Roots
9pm Finding Your Roots
10pm Great Performances at the Met
Satyagraha
The Met's visually extravagant production is captured in its encore engagement. Richard Croft once again portrays Gandhi in Philip Glass'
unforgettable opera, which the Washington Post calls "a profound and beautiful work of theater."
26 Monday
8pm Antiques Roadshow
El Paso, TX -­‐ Hour One
In El Paso, Texas, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW host Mark L. Walberg and appraiser John Buxton head to the Centennial Museum to check out
beautiful pre-Columbian pottery from the Casas Grandes culture. Highlights include a 19th-century Fiji split whale's tooth necklace; Andy Warhol's
1966 artist's proof of a print of Jacqueline Kennedy; and a 1937 first edition copy of The Hobbit, with original dust jacket and author J.R.R. Tolkien's
signature, valued at $80,000 to $ 120,000.
9pm Antiques Roadshow
Bismarck, ND -­‐ Hour Two
During ANTIQUES ROADSHOW's stop in Bismarck, North Dakota, host Mark Walberg gets a lesson in school-related antiques and collectibles from
appraiser Karen Keane in an actual one-room schoolhouse, part of the Buckstop Junction historic village restoration. At the Bismarck Civic Center,
appraisers give high marks to the array of objects brought for show-and-tell, including a painting of a Northern Pacific Railroad train that once may
have graced a Fargo railroad station; a valuable Civil War photo collection of members of John Hunt Morgan's Cavalry, also known as Morgan's
Raiders; and a delightful collection of University of North Dakota pottery, some made by the owner's mother and grandmother when they were
students, valued at $5,500 to $ 7,500.
10pm Fenway Park at 100
FENWAY PARK AT 100 celebrates the centennial of the oldest (and smallest) ballpark in America. Using a Red Sox/Yankees game as a thread, the
film tells the story of Fenway's long history as a venue for sports and as a public space; masses for WWI soldiers, a 1918 Irish Republican rally,
FDR's last presidential campaign speech, concerts by Bruce Springsteen and others. In 1999, it looked as if Fenway would be razed to make way for
a new ballpark. Luckily, wiser heads prevailed and Boston's most popular attraction (more tourists visit Fenway than the Freedom Trail) survived.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
27 Tuesday
8pm 1955 World Series: 7 Days of Fall
The 1955 World Series - Seven Days of Fall' about the 1955 Brooklyn Dodger/New York Yankee World Series is based upon the poem, entitled
"1955", by James T. Crawford. In unprecedented style, the presentation uniquely blends the normal documentary elements of archival film footage,
still images, narration, player and fan interviews, period music, and recital of the poem to recount this timeless story 50 years later. It's a program
about dedication, teamwork, belief in one self and commitment to achievement against all odds; the story of the Brooklyn Dodger's only World
Championship after 65 years of futility, and of the team's unique connection with the community that so closely identified with it. '1955' is more then a
sports story, but a time capsule of a period in American history like no other. Or as, the documentary's epilogue states: To believe was to achieve ...
back in 1955".
9pm Triangle Fire: American Experience
On March 25th, 1911, a fire broke out in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York's Greenwich Village. The blaze ripped through the congested
loft; huge piles of trimmings fed the flames. Petrified workers desperately tried to make their way downstairs, but the factory owners kept the doors

on the 9th floor locked and the woefully inadequate fire escape soon crumpled. Hundreds of horrified on-lookers arrived just in time to see young
men and women jumping from the windows. By the time the fire had burned itself out, 146 people were dead. Less than two years earlier, the
workers of the factory had been leaders in an industry-wide strike to protest dismal wages and dangerous working conditions. Despite unlikely
support from some of the wealthiest women in the city, including Anne Morgan, most of the workers returned to the their shops without having their
demands met. It took the tragedy of the fire and the ensuing public outrage to force government action. The landmark legislation that followed gave
New Yorkers the most comprehensive workplace safety laws in the country.
10pm Frontline
TBA
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
28 Wednesday
8pm Nature
Ocean Giants: Giant Lives/Deep Thinkers/Voices Of The Sea
The great whales such as the blue and the bowhead are the largest animals that have ever lived on our planet. Yet these mighty leviathans feed on
tiny shrimp and sardines. "Giant Lives" discovers why size matters in the world of whales.
9pm Nova
Cracking Your Genetic Code
What will it mean when most of us can afford to have the information in our DNA -- all three billion chemical letters of it -- read, stored and available
for analysis? As NOVA reveals in "Bioethics" we stand on the verge of a revolution in medicine, the first effects of which are already upon us. We
meet cancer patients returned to robust health and a cystic fibrosis sufferer breathing easily, because scientists have been able to pinpoint and
neutralize the genetic abnormalities underlying their conditions. But we also meet ethicists convinced we need to consider the moral dilemmas raised
by the new technology. Will it help or hurt us to know that we are likely to come down with a serious disease? What if such information falls into the
hands of insurance companies, employers, prospective mates? Should parents be allowed to select embryos with specific characteristics? Both
ominous and promising, the new era of personalized, gene-based medicine is one thing for certain: it's relevant to everyone. Because soon you will
be deciding whether to join the ranks of those who know what their genes reveal.
10pm Quest for the Lost Maya
This program explores archaeological evidence of a previously unknown Mayan society based in the Yucatan Penisula of southern Mexico. The film
surveys their dramatic rise to prominence in the "preclassic era" of the Maya (800-700BC) as well as new evidence of the collapse of their civilization
in the 800-900s AD.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News
12:30am Tavis Smiley
29 Thursday
8pm Expressions
Summer Series -­‐ Driftwood
9pm William and Mary
There are wedding bells for Molly and Rick, and Mary has some surprising news.TVG
10pm Great Performances
The Thomashefskys: Music and Memories of a Life in the Yiddish Theater
Bringing to life the words and music of the American Yiddish theater, the lead characters -- Bessie and Boris Thomashefsky (the grandparents of
San Francisco Symphony music director Michael Tilson Thomas) emigrated to America from Eastern Europe in the 1880s. While in their teens, they
began to play major roles in New York's Yiddish theater. For Jewish immigrants on the lower East Side of Manhattan, the theater was central to their
lives, and provided a stage for the new ideas that were shaping the transition to an American way of life. In "The Thomashefskys," Tilson Thomas
serves as guide through the lives and repertoire of his grandparents. Performed at the New World Symphony's spectacular new Frank Gehrydesigned
home in Miami, Tilson Thomas shares the stage with a 30-piece orchestra and ensemble cast to bring the repertoire and words of Bessie
and Boris to life. With time, aspects of klezmer and cantorial sounds became more integrated and more American, as Jewish composers became
immersed in their new surroundings, greatly influencing composers like Irving Berlin and George Gershwin.
12am Charlie Rose
30 Friday
8pm Washington Week
8:30pm Need to Know
9pm Great Performances
San Francisco Symphony at 100
In 2011-12, the San Francisco Symphony will celebrate its centennial season. From the ashes of the great San Francisco earthquake and fire of
1906 rose the passionate desire of a community to embrace music and build an orchestra to restore its spirit. Thus the San Francisco Symphony
was born a few years later, and it has spanned the past century to become a cultural gem in one of the most interesting and progressive cities in
America and the world. In September 2011, GREAT PERFORMANCES partnered with the Symphony for a centennial gala concert program hosted
by acclaimed writer and San Francisco native Amy Tan, featuring SFS Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas along with guest artists Itzhak Perlman
and Lang Lang performing works by Copland, Mendelssohn and Britten. Concert footage is interwoven with short video stories highlighting unique
moments in the Symphony's history as well as interviews with the performers and luminaries in the audience.
11pm Charlie Rose
12am BBC World News

12:30am Tavis Smiley
31 Saturday
8pm My Family
Christmas Special: Ding Dong Merrily....
Janey returns to the Harper household for Christmas, but with some shocking news... she's pregnant! Also Nick begins his new Christmas Tree
business, but because the trees he's bought are all for next year Ben is overjoyed to find his living room turned into a forest.
8:30pm My Family
Fitting Punishment
Susan is looking forward to the birth of her first grandchild, but not looking forward to being called a grandmother. Nick wants to move back in. And a
new arrival at Ben's surgery has quite an impact.
9pm Doc Martin
Aromatherapy
There's concern in Portwenn that local radio presenter Caroline Bosman has a drink problem. She's been heard slurring her words during her
broadcasts, and she's been seen driving erratically. Her marriage is on the rocks because of her strange behavior. PC Mylow has romance on his
mind. He's been bowled over by the pretty, blonde newcomer to Portwenn, Julie. He offers to give her driving lessons, and is over the moon when
she accepts. But his little bubble of happiness bursts when she decides to enroll at a proper driving school. Meanwhile, Martin has an odorous
problem with one of his patients. Vernon Cooke stinks so much nobody can bear to be in the same room. Martin has the unpleasant task of trying to
discover the cause.
10pm Mr. Bean
Mr. Bean
Mr. Bean contemplates cheating on an exam, but runs out of time despite his lucky mascot. Later on the beach, he overcomes the lack of privacy by
devising a novel way of changing into swim trunks. In church, he deals with a ticklish sneeze by reinventing the concept of the pocket handkerchief,
and struggles to stay awake.
10:30pm The Thin Blue Line
The Queen's Birthday Present
Set in a police station, the British comedy series THE THIN BLUE LINE stars Rowan "Mr. Bean" Atkinson as Inspector Fowler, head of the uniform
branch. In the cramped station, Fowler's unit shares one large operations room with the CID in plain clothes, managed by Detective Inspector Grim
(David Haig). Fowler is a bit pompous, a bit priggish and a little old-fashioned, but he is a decent and honorable chap who feels very strongly about
his duty as a policeman and attempts to instill his principles in his officers. The smug, ambitious, patronizing Grim and his officers think themselves a
cut above the uniform squad, and the two groups constantly clash in the confined space.
11pm Austin City Limits
Sonic Youth/The Black Keys
ACL presents the evolution of electric guitar music with Sonic Youth and the Black Keys. Sonic Youth showcases the avant-garde rock of its latest
album The Eternal, while the Black Keys highlights the classic blues rock of its recent record Brothers.