Friends of KSPS Member Guide

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KSPS Community Advisory Board

The KSPS Community Advisory Board provides valuable input to the Friends of KSPS (the station’s governing Board) about KSPS programming, community service initiatives and how the station’s outreach and other decisions impact the communities we serve.

For more information about the Community Advisory Board, or to apply for a spot on the Board, visit ksps.org and click the ‘About’ tab or email us — KSPSCAB@ksps.org

50th Anniversary: You Did Us Proud!

In April, KSPS officially marked its half century of being on the air but the celebration doesn’t end there! There are events and milestones planned throughout our 50th year, so the party has just begun.

In the last issue of Prevue, we encouraged you to share your memories and anniversary greetings — and you did not disappoint! Here is just a tiny sampling of your kind words to mark the occasion:

• Congratulations on 50 years! Thank you for the hours of great entertainment…And thank you for all the shows that broaden my knowledge of the world and nature and music and, and and!! — Coeur d’Alene, ID

• I started watching KSPS in the 1970s as soon as our cable company started to carry it. I taped Bob Ross shows for my brother and took them to his farm. He watched 2-3 shows and disappeared to the basement. About an hour later he had done his first wet on wet painting. — Edmonton, AB

• Through the years, I’ve watched many quality children’s programs with my daughters, my grandsons and now my great-greadkids. — Spokane, WA

• You make it possible to live a rich life here on the farm. We love Masterpiece, Mystery and the PBS NewsHour, Thank you so much! — Ione, WA

• KSPS programs have taken me out of myself and brought me to tears often, with excellent staging, scripts and acting. We live in a remote area and would not otherwise enjoy professional theater. Happy 50th, KSPS! — Wallowa, OR

• I am a widow living alone and enjoy my TV on all day…keep up the good work and thank you. — Camrose, AB

From the Board…Hello Friend,

A few weeks ago, a friend reminded me that “April showers bring May flowers.” It has been a very gray, wet spring; so the beautiful spring bulbs, flowering bushes and trees bring a smile to my face and make me want to spend all of my time outside working in the yard and garden.

Recently your KSPS Board of Directors spent two of those cold, gray days inside working on updating our Strategic Plan to carry us through the next three years. If you’ve never done this for your business or volunteer organizations you are affiliated with, I’m here to tell you it is hard work. However it is an amazing process that gets the creativity flowing.

One of the first changes we made was to our mission statement. You’ve probably seen the mission statement every month when you open Prevue yet didn’t notice the subtle — but important — change. We added “Public Television” to delineate what KSPS does. It may not seem like much; but, interestingly, people still sometimes confuse KSPS with the “other” Spokane public media: radio.

Our strategic priorities for the next three years include:

1. Building a Foundation for a Sustainable Future. We will grow funding and stay relevant in an ever-changing media environment. Without financial stability we are unable to fulfill the mission.

2. Facilitate Community Conversations. We will continue to be a credible, impartial source for public affairs programming in the communities we serve.

3. Inspire Lifelong Learning. We will be the place that diverse communities turn to for unique educational resources and programming that support their desire for lifelong learning.

Accompanying these initiatives are detailed objectives with timelines as well as the department responsible for execution. Additionally, we created a Vision Statement and a list of core values. The Board will be monitoring the progress towards these goals as a part of their regular board meetings.

As we continue through this beautiful time of year with the increasing hours of daylight and warmer weather, don’t forget to stay tuned for all of your favorite programs; and be sure to participate in the

many special events we have lined up to help us celebrate 50 years of great Public Television.

I look forward to seeing you soon.

All the Best,Pati Dahmen

Chair, Friends of KSPS Board of Directors

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May/June

The Story of ChinaThree parts – with Michael WoodTuesdays, Beginning June 20, 7 pmTravel from the Silk Road to the Yellow Sea with host Michael Wood as he explores the history of the world’s newest superpower. A thrilling and moving epic of the world’s oldest continuous state with the landscapes, peoples and stories that made today’s China.

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Independent Lens —National Bird

Monday, May 1, 10 pmFollows the dramatic journey of three whistle-blowers determined to break the silence around one of the most controversial issues of our time: the secret U.S. drone war. Photos: Torsten Lapp

Plants Behaving Badly Two Parts — Wednesdays, May 3 & 10, 9 pm

American Masters —James Beard: America’s First Foodie

Friday, May 19, 9 pm

Jacques Pépin – The Art of Craft Friday, May 26, 9 pmThese two Public Television chefs took the food media to another higher plane.

Specials on KSPS

The ’60s Generation (My Music)Blood, Sweat & Tears (RIGHT), The

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The Story of ChinaThree parts – with Michael WoodTuesdays, Beginning June 20, 7 pmTravel from the Silk Road to the Yellow Sea with host Michael Wood as he explores the history of the world’s newest superpower. A thrilling and moving epic of the world’s oldest continuous state with the landscapes, peoples and stories that made today’s China.

Specials on KSPS

June Membership Specials

National Memorial Day ConcertSunday, May 28, 7 pm & 9 pm

King Charles IIIOn MASTERPIECE

Sunday, May 14, 8 pm

Paul Simon: The Concert in Hyde ParkSunday, June 10, 8 pm

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A Conversation with Bill MoyersSunday, June 4, 2 pm Friday, June 9, 8 pm

Journey in Concert: Houston 1981Saturday, June 3, 8 pm

The ’60s Generation (My Music)Blood, Sweat & Tears (RIGHT), The

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KSPS PRODUCTIONSHealth Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE — now in its fourteenth season — provides the latest

advice on medical issues from the Inland Northwest’s premier physicians and health care providers. Viewers are encouraged to email their questions any time to: healthmatters@ksps.org

Colon CancerThursday, May 18, 7 pm

(Rpt. Sunday, May 28, 2 pm) Colorectal cancer is the third-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women in the

United States and the second-leading cause in men. What’s more, doctors are seeing an increasing number of people in their 20s and 30s getting the disease. We’ll look at this trend plus the latest tools to help detect and treat colon cancer.

Dental HealthThursday, June 22, 7 pm (Rpt. Sunday, June 25, 2 pm)

Are you one of those people who avoids the dentist? Here’s another reason go: some studies have shown that diseases relating to the teeth and gums can be signs of other health problems. Find out how to pick the right toothbrush. Plus, explore options for teeth whitening and learn why flossing is so important.

Our Northwest Profiles production team continues to unearth the unique and sometimes off-the-beaten-track kinds of stories that make living in the Inland Northwest such an adventureous and wonderful experience.

In May: GlobalFest, Calgary’s summer celebration of multi-cultural music, food and fireworks.

Thursday, May 25, 7 pm (Rpt. Sunday, May 28, 5 pm & 10:30 pm)

Health Matters is made possible in part by ongoing support from:

Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940Premieres Thursday, May 11, 7 pm

This brand-new KSPS documentary explores the forming of an art colony by Washington State College (now WSU) at Nespelem, WA, on the reservation of the Colville Confederated Tribes in north-central Washington.

The art colony, founded by WSC professors Worth Griffin and Clyfford Still, created the first extensive visual record of the Native Americans of Eastern Washington; tribes that were thought to be rapidly diminishing in the 1930s. The artists painted warriors and descendants of the Chief Joseph band of Nez Perce, Chief Moses’ Sinkiuse, the Sanpoil, Nespelem, Yakama and Palouse.

The documentary highlights a precise moment in time when the Native people of the Colville reservation and people of the Inland Northwest faced the challenge of dramatic change.

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KSPS Prime Time Listings

Monday, May 1

7:00 Washington Grown “All about Beef”(Rpt. Sat. @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Romania” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Two” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am & Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour One” Highlight: a giant

Fisk “Tire Boy” sign valued at $8,000 to $12,000. 10:00 Independent Lens “National Bird” (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 am) 11:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sat., 6/17 @ 9:30 pm & Sun., 6/18

@4:30 pm) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

MONDAY – FRIDAY DAYTIME 6:00 Arthur 6:30 Odd Squad (except 5/29) 7:00 Wild Kratts 7:30 Ready Jet Go! 8:00 Nature Cat 8:30 Curious George 9:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 10:00 Splash and Bubbles 10:30 Sesame Street 11:00 Dinosaur Train 11:30 Sit and Be Fit Noon Charlie Rose 1:00 Monday Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Tuesday Painting with Paulson Wednesday Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins Thursday Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Friday Travels with Darley (ends 5/26) Travel Detective with Peter Greenberg (begins 6/2) 1:30 Monday Fit 2 Stitch (ends 6/12) It’s Sew Easy (begins 6/19) Tuesday Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Wednesday Sewing with Nancy Thursday Knit and Crochet Now! Friday Quilting Arts (ends 5/5) Fresh Quilting (begins 5/12) 2:00 Thomas & Friends 2:30 Peg + Cat 3:00 Arthur 3:30 Nature Cat (except 5/29) 4:00 Ready Jet Go! 4:30 Wild Kratts 5:00 BBC World News America 5:30 Nightly Business Report 6:00 PBS NewsHour

WEEKDAY SPECIALSArthur: D.W. and the Beastly Birthday Monday, 5/29 6 am

3 pmDaniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Tiger Family Trip Monday, 5/8 9 am

Wednesday, 5/10 9 am Friday, 5/12 9 am

WEEKEND MORNING SPECIALSThe Gamble “The Potato in Washington State” Saturday 6/3 6 am

Victoria on MASTERPIECE Binge Sunday, 5/21 10 am

WSU Archives and Special Collections

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KSPS PRODUCTIONSHealth Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE — now in its fourteenth season — provides the latest

advice on medical issues from the Inland Northwest’s premier physicians and health care providers. Viewers are encouraged to email their questions any time to: healthmatters@ksps.org

Colon CancerThursday, May 18, 7 pm

(Rpt. Sunday, May 28, 2 pm) Colorectal cancer is the third-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women in the

United States and the second-leading cause in men. What’s more, doctors are seeing an increasing number of people in their 20s and 30s getting the disease. We’ll look at this trend plus the latest tools to help detect and treat colon cancer.

Dental HealthThursday, June 22, 7 pm (Rpt. Sunday, June 25, 2 pm)

Are you one of those people who avoids the dentist? Here’s another reason go: some studies have shown that diseases relating to the teeth and gums can be signs of other health problems. Find out how to pick the right toothbrush. Plus, explore options for teeth whitening and learn why flossing is so important.

Our Northwest Profiles production team continues to unearth the unique and sometimes off-the-beaten-track kinds of stories that make living in the Inland Northwest such an adventureous and wonderful experience.

In May: GlobalFest, Calgary’s summer celebration of multi-cultural music, food and fireworks.

Thursday, May 25, 7 pm (Rpt. Sunday, May 28, 5 pm & 10:30 pm)

Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940Premieres Thursday, May 11, 7 pm

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KSPS Prime Time Listings

Editors’ Note About Weekend Listings:As part of the recent reconfiguring of Prevue to a 20-page publication, we experimented with abbreviating repetitive weekend programming to save space. We heard from MANY of you who still depend on Prevue to give them episode titles to your favorite, weekly programs. Because of that outpouring of response, we have reintroduced Noon – 6 pm programs to the Saturday and Sunday Prime Time Listings. Thank you for taking the time to let us know how you felt!

Monday, May 1

7:00 Washington Grown “All about Beef”(Rpt. Sat. @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Romania” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Two” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am & Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour One” Highlight: a giant

Fisk “Tire Boy” sign valued at $8,000 to $12,000. 10:00 Independent Lens “National Bird” (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 am) 11:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sat., 6/17 @ 9:30 pm & Sun., 6/18

@4:30 pm) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

Tuesday, May 2

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1860s” Follow participants as they move into an 1860s tenement made up of sparse rooms, a shared water pump and outdoor privies. (Series Premiere; rpt. Wed. @

1 am & 10 pm, Fri. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 5 pm) 8:00 Hidden Killers “Hidden Killers of the Victorian Home” Horrifying

household hazards lurked inside Victorian-era homes. 9:00 Frontline “Second Chance Kids” The fate of juveniles in prison for

murder following a landmark Supreme Court ruling. (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 10:00 The Crowd & the Cloud “Even Big Data Starts Small” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

MONDAY – FRIDAY DAYTIME 6:00 Arthur 6:30 Odd Squad (except 5/29) 7:00 Wild Kratts 7:30 Ready Jet Go! 8:00 Nature Cat 8:30 Curious George 9:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 10:00 Splash and Bubbles 10:30 Sesame Street 11:00 Dinosaur Train 11:30 Sit and Be Fit Noon Charlie Rose 1:00 Monday Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Tuesday Painting with Paulson Wednesday Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins Thursday Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Friday Travels with Darley (ends 5/26) Travel Detective with Peter Greenberg (begins 6/2) 1:30 Monday Fit 2 Stitch (ends 6/12) It’s Sew Easy (begins 6/19) Tuesday Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Wednesday Sewing with Nancy Thursday Knit and Crochet Now! Friday Quilting Arts (ends 5/5) Fresh Quilting (begins 5/12) 2:00 Thomas & Friends 2:30 Peg + Cat 3:00 Arthur 3:30 Nature Cat (except 5/29) 4:00 Ready Jet Go! 4:30 Wild Kratts 5:00 BBC World News America 5:30 Nightly Business Report 6:00 PBS NewsHour

WEEKDAY SPECIALSArthur: D.W. and the Beastly Birthday Monday, 5/29 6 am

3 pmDaniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Tiger Family Trip Monday, 5/8 9 am

Wednesday, 5/10 9 am Friday, 5/12 9 am

WEEKEND MORNING SPECIALSThe Gamble “The Potato in Washington State” Saturday 6/3 6 am

Victoria on MASTERPIECE Binge Sunday, 5/21 10 am

WEEKEND MORNINGSSATURDAYS 6:00 America’s Heartland (except 6/3) 6:30 Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art (except 6/3) 7:00 MotorWeek 7:30 Growing a Greener World 8:00 Woodsmith Shop 8:30 Rough Cut – Woodworking with Tommy Mac 9:00 This Old House 9:30 This Old House 10:00 Ask This Old House 10:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 11:00 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking 11:30 Martha Bakes

SUNDAYS 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 6:30 Splash and Bubbles 7:00 Super Why! 7:30 Bob the Builder 8:00 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot about That! 8:30 Curious George 9:00 Biz Kid$ 9:30 The Impact 10:00 Inside Olympia (except 5/21) 11:00 Focus on Europe (except 5/21) 11:30 Asia Insight (except 5/21)

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Program listings are in Pacific Time.Listings are as accurate as possible at the time of publication. Due to late programming changes, these listings may vary from the actual broacast schedule. Visit KSPS.org for the most up-to-date schedule.

Legend: This symbol identifies programs available with Described Video (or DVS) for the sight-impaired, carried on your set’s Secondary Audio Program (S.A.P.)

WEEKENDS NOTE: For Saturday and Sunday morning listings, please see the Weekend Mornings schedule on Page 7.

** NOTE: Listed time for Saturday Night Cinema films includes 5 minutes for host introduction.

Wednesday, May 3

7:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 1” Clever ‘spy cams’ capture dolphins’ “superpod” behavior. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 2 am & Noon)

8:00 Nova “Super Tunnel” The building of London’s subterranean Crossrail. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Murder & Mayhem” The extraordinary behavior of carnivorous plants. (Series begins – Part 1 of 2; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am and Sat. @ 4 am & Sun. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1860s” (Wed. encores begin; rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 5 pm)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, May 4

7:00 Reflections by the River: Expo '74 [KSPS] A look back at when Spokane threw a celebration…and the whole world showed up. [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

8:00 Father Brown “The Hand of Lucia” 9:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE Steph risks losing the farm. 10:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Five” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, May 5

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 800 Words 9:00 Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave/Divas and Superstars” (Rpt.

Sat. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 3 pm) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, May 6

12:00 Cook’s Country “Surf and Turf Goes Regional” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Salad: It’s Easy Being Green” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Two” 2:00 Great British Baking Show “Pastries” 3:00 Globe Trekker “Food Hour: Provence, France” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Romania” 4:30 Washington Grown n “All about Beef” 5:00 Way of the Columbia “The Great Whites” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “25th Anniversary” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Saturday Night Cinema “The Band Wagon” (1953; 117 minutes

with Ryan Tucker’s intro) Two playwrights bring a movie dancer (Fred Astaire) to New York for a Broadway show with a ballerina (Cyd Charisse).

10:00 The Kate “Jane Lynch” 11:00 Austin City Limits “Robert Plant & the Sensational Space

Shifters”

Sunday, May 7

12:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 1” 1:00 Nova “Super Tunnel” 2:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Murder & Mayhem” 3:00 Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave/Divas and Superstars” 5:00 Canadian Rockies by Rail (Rpt. Thurs., 6/1 @ 7 pm) 6:00 Blue Planet “Coral Seas” 7:00 Call the Midwife A Somali woman’s pregnancy reveals a troubling

aspect of her culture. (Rpt. Mon. @ Midnight & Tues. @ 2 am) 8:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE A joyous village prepares

for a wedding. (End of series; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 3 am & Thus. @ 9 pm)

9:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” Henry’s love for Anne Boleyn has given way to anger and distrust. (End of series; rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 4 am & Thurs. @ 10 pm)

10:00 Vicious 10:30 DCI Banks “To Burn in Every Drop of Blood”

Monday, May 8

7:00 Washington Grown “Red Raspberries Rock” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Assisi and Italian Country Charm” (Rpt. Sat.

@ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Three” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am & Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour Two” Highlight: A book

inscribed by artist Salvador Dali. (Rpt. Fri. @ 3 am) 10:00 Independent Lens “The Prison in Twelve Landscapes” (Rpt. Wed.

@ 4 am & Sun. @ 3 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, May 9

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” A dire economic depression is heightened by the arrival of Irish migrants seeking work. (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & 10 pm, Fri. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 5 pm)

8:00 Hidden Killers “New Hidden Killers: The Victorian Home” What made taking a bath and drinking milk potentially so dangerous?

9:00 Frontline “Poverty, Politics and Profit” Despite billions spent on housing the poor, why are so few getting the help they need? (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am)

10:00 The Crowd & the Cloud “Citizens + Scientists” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, May 10

7:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” Go undercover to meet the Orca and more. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 2 am & Noon)

8:00 Nova “Arctic Ghost Ship” Exploring the 160-year-old disappearance of the Franklin Expedition. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Sex & Lies” The orchid is shaped for one purpose — to attract pollinators. (Part 2 of 2; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am and Sat. @ 4 am & Sun. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 5 pm) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, May 11

7:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] Explores the forming of an art colony by Washington State College (now WSU) at Nespelem, Washington, on the reservation of the Colville Confederated Tribes in north-central Washington. (NEW! Rpt. Fri. @ 9 pm, Sun. @ 5 pm, Tues. @ 4 am, Wed., 5/24 @

4 am, Sun., 5/28 @ 11 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am) 8:00 Father Brown “The Eagle and the Daw” 9:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE The village prepares for a

wedding. (End of series) 10:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, May 12

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 800 Words 9:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] (Rpt.

Sun. @ 5 pm, Tues. @ 4 am, Wed., 5/24 @ 4 am, Sun., 5/28 @ 11 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am) 10:00 Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery O’Connor (Rpt. Tues., 5/23

@ 4 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, May 13

12:00 Cook’s Country “Big Family Breakfast” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Indian Comfort Food with Floyd Cardoz” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Three” 2:00 Great British Baking Show “Advanced Dough” 3:00 Globe Trekker “Tough Boats: The Nile, Egypt” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Assisi and Italian Country Charm” 4:30 Washington Grown “Red Raspberries Rock” 5:00 Way of the Columbia “A Better Source” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Tribute to Bing” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Carousel” (1956; 133 minutes with Shaun

Higgins’ intro) A carnival barker (Gordon MacRae) finds a wife (Shirley Jones), dies in a robbery, and gets to return to Earth for one day to guide his teenage daughter.

10:00 The Kate “Darlene Love” 11:00 Austin City Limits “Gary Clark Jr./Courtney Barnett”

Sunday, May 14

12:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” 1:00 Nova “Arctic Ghost Ship” 2:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Sex & Lies” 3:00 Mel Brooks: American Masters 4:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Mon., 5/22 @ 11:30 pm & Sun.,

6/25 @10:30 pm) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377] 5:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] (Rpt.

Tues. @ 4 am, Wed., 5/24 @ 4 am, Sun., 5/28 @ 11 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am)

6:00 Blue Planet “Tidal Seas” 7:00 Call the Midwife Dr. Turner helps the Mullucks cope with the

stresses of caring for a disabled child. (Rpt. Mon. @ Midnight & Tues. @ 3 am)

8:00 King Charles III on MASTERPIECE The hit Broadway show is adapted for television. It imagines Prince Charles’ ascension to the throne following Queen Elizabeth’s death. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Thurs. @ 9 pm)

10:00 Vicious “Sister” 10:30 DCI Banks “A Little Bit of Heart”

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** NOTE: Listed time for Saturday Night Cinema films includes 5 minutes for host introduction.

Sunday, May 7

12:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 1” 1:00 Nova “Super Tunnel” 2:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Murder & Mayhem” 3:00 Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave/Divas and Superstars” 5:00 Canadian Rockies by Rail (Rpt. Thurs., 6/1 @ 7 pm) 6:00 Blue Planet “Coral Seas” 7:00 Call the Midwife A Somali woman’s pregnancy reveals a troubling

aspect of her culture. (Rpt. Mon. @ Midnight & Tues. @ 2 am) 8:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE A joyous village prepares

for a wedding. (End of series; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 3 am & Thus. @ 9 pm)

9:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” Henry’s love for Anne Boleyn has given way to anger and distrust. (End of series; rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 4 am & Thurs. @ 10 pm)

10:00 Vicious 10:30 DCI Banks “To Burn in Every Drop of Blood”

Monday, May 8

7:00 Washington Grown “Red Raspberries Rock” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Assisi and Italian Country Charm” (Rpt. Sat.

@ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Three” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am & Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour Two” Highlight: A book

inscribed by artist Salvador Dali. (Rpt. Fri. @ 3 am) 10:00 Independent Lens “The Prison in Twelve Landscapes” (Rpt. Wed.

@ 4 am & Sun. @ 3 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, May 9

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” A dire economic depression is heightened by the arrival of Irish migrants seeking work. (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & 10 pm, Fri. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 5 pm)

8:00 Hidden Killers “New Hidden Killers: The Victorian Home” What made taking a bath and drinking milk potentially so dangerous?

9:00 Frontline “Poverty, Politics and Profit” Despite billions spent on housing the poor, why are so few getting the help they need? (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am)

10:00 The Crowd & the Cloud “Citizens + Scientists” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, May 10

7:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” Go undercover to meet the Orca and more. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 2 am & Noon)

8:00 Nova “Arctic Ghost Ship” Exploring the 160-year-old disappearance of the Franklin Expedition. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Sex & Lies” The orchid is shaped for one purpose — to attract pollinators. (Part 2 of 2; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am and Sat. @ 4 am & Sun. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 5 pm) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, May 11

7:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] Explores the forming of an art colony by Washington State College (now WSU) at Nespelem, Washington, on the reservation of the Colville Confederated Tribes in north-central Washington. (NEW! Rpt. Fri. @ 9 pm, Sun. @ 5 pm, Tues. @ 4 am, Wed., 5/24 @

4 am, Sun., 5/28 @ 11 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am) 8:00 Father Brown “The Eagle and the Daw” 9:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE The village prepares for a

wedding. (End of series) 10:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, May 12

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 800 Words 9:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] (Rpt.

Sun. @ 5 pm, Tues. @ 4 am, Wed., 5/24 @ 4 am, Sun., 5/28 @ 11 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am) 10:00 Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery O’Connor (Rpt. Tues., 5/23

@ 4 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, May 13

12:00 Cook’s Country “Big Family Breakfast” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Indian Comfort Food with Floyd Cardoz” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Three” 2:00 Great British Baking Show “Advanced Dough” 3:00 Globe Trekker “Tough Boats: The Nile, Egypt” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Assisi and Italian Country Charm” 4:30 Washington Grown “Red Raspberries Rock” 5:00 Way of the Columbia “A Better Source” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Tribute to Bing” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Carousel” (1956; 133 minutes with Shaun

Higgins’ intro) A carnival barker (Gordon MacRae) finds a wife (Shirley Jones), dies in a robbery, and gets to return to Earth for one day to guide his teenage daughter.

10:00 The Kate “Darlene Love” 11:00 Austin City Limits “Gary Clark Jr./Courtney Barnett”

Sunday, May 14

12:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” 1:00 Nova “Arctic Ghost Ship” 2:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Sex & Lies” 3:00 Mel Brooks: American Masters 4:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Mon., 5/22 @ 11:30 pm & Sun.,

6/25 @10:30 pm) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377] 5:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] (Rpt.

Tues. @ 4 am, Wed., 5/24 @ 4 am, Sun., 5/28 @ 11 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am)

6:00 Blue Planet “Tidal Seas” 7:00 Call the Midwife Dr. Turner helps the Mullucks cope with the

stresses of caring for a disabled child. (Rpt. Mon. @ Midnight & Tues. @ 3 am)

8:00 King Charles III on MASTERPIECE The hit Broadway show is adapted for television. It imagines Prince Charles’ ascension to the throne following Queen Elizabeth’s death. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Thurs. @ 9 pm)

10:00 Vicious “Sister” 10:30 DCI Banks “A Little Bit of Heart”

Monday, May 15

7:00 Washington Grown “Women in Agriculture” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Siena and Tuscany’s Wine Country” (Rpt.

Sat. @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour One” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am &

Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour Three” Highlight: a

1912 portrait by Charles Courtney Curran. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am) 10:00 Independent Lens “Forever Pure” (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 am) 11:30 Airborne with the Ace of Spades: Washington Air National Guard

[KSPS] [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

Tuesday, May 16

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” Despite high unemployment and intolerable conditions, people flock to London, desperate for work. (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & 10 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am and Fri. @

2 am) 8:00 Hidden Killers “New Hidden Killers: The Edwardian Home” The

20th century brought new inventions, new conveniences…and new hazards.

9:00 Frontline “American Patriot” The Bundy family’s standoffs over land in the West. (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am)

10:00 The Crowd & the Cloud “Viral vs. Virus” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, May 17

7:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” The odd, bizarre and unlikely creatures that are seemingly ill-equipped for survival. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am & Sun. @ 2 am)

8:00 Nova “Chinese Chariot Revealed” For over 1000 years, chariots thundered across China’s battlefields — dominating warfare. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 1 am)

9:00 Food – Delicious Science “We are What We Eat” Michael Mosley and James Wong explore how the hidden chemistry in food keeps us fit and healthy. (Series begins – Part 1 of 3; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” (Rpt. Thurs. @ 4 am & Fri. @ 2 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, May 18

7:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Colon Cancer” (Rpt. Sun., 5/28 @ 2 pm)

8:00 Father Brown “The Smallest of Things” 9:00 King Charles III on MASTERPIECE The hit Broadway show is

adapted for television. 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, May 19

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 800 Words 9:00 James Beard: American Masters Experience a century of food

through the life of iconic chef James Beard. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 3 am)

10:00 Julia Child: American Masters “Julia! America’s Favorite Chef” (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am & Mon. @ 4 am)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

The kids grew up with Mr. Rodgers and Sesame Street. I love Mark Russell, all the British dramas, Nature and Rick Steves. You have it all in abundance. Happy 50th KSPS and thank you! — St. Albert, AB

Centerspread [in separate file]Friends of KSPS

Membership Campaign ThanksMembership Campaigns at KSPS are all-hands-on-deck endeavors, where countless hours of behind-the-scenes work go

into making what you see on-air polished, professional and enlightening. At times like these, we rely heavily on our many station volunteers — phone representatives, data entry volunteers, on-air talent and our generous vendors — and are given reason yet again to be so thankful for their help and support. We wish to thank the following groups, vendors and individuals for the vital roles they played in the success of our Spring Membership Campaign:

GROUPSAvistaFerris High School National Honor SocietyFilm Alliance NWInland NW Peace Corps AssociationKalispel Tribe of Indians and Northern Quest Resort & CasinoLeadership Spokane AlumniMensa E. WA, N. ID and MontanaNorth Idaho College Graphic & Web Design ProgramNW Alliance for Responsible MediaShadle-North Lion's ClubSpokane Area Parkinson’s, Motor Disability & Stroke CommunitySpokane Rotary SouthTeam Friends

Gary Stokes

Gary StokesKSPS President and General Manager

Federal Funding Update

In Memory

In Memory of Laura Crafton

From Lyle CraftonSpokane, WA

In Memory ofGinger Lolley

From Michael & Joyce EngebretsenPasadena, CA

In Memory of Mel Schader

From Freddie SeigelRosalia, WA

In Memory ofRussie and Dan Hagerty

From Ann BeamanSpokane, WA

In Memory of'Jake' Jacobs

From Marguerite JacobsEdmonton, AB

In Memory of Daniel J. AnthonyFrom Ann Anthony

Osburn, ID

In Memory ofMel Schader

From Freddie SeigelRosalia, WA

From Mark RitcheyGig Harbor, WA

From Jim AhasaySpokane, WA

From De and Curtis BaskinSpokane, WA

From Steve Ross & Sherri Robinson Spokane Valley, WA

From Terry & Vicki SoderbergSpokane, WA

In Memory of Dorene Wallen

From Elinor VeltrieSpokane, WA

As you may have heard by now, both the President’s proposed budget and a bill in Congress call for the defunding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).

CPB provides critical federal funding support for KSPS and hundreds of other Public Television and Radio stations around the country.

The impact of eliminating federal funding for CPB would be devastating for Public Television stations nationwide — including KSPS, where this funding makes up nearly 20 percent of our annual budget. It would severely impact nationally and locally produced programming, and the educational, public safety and other services KSPS and other Public Television stations provide to their communities.

• Think about the people, places and great stories on Northwest Profiles

• Think about our documentaries that chronicle the history of our region – from how it was formed (Sculpted by Floods) to how it developed (Uncharted Territory) to the events and people who made it what it is today(Reflections by the River – Expo ’74, Carl Maxey: A Fighting Life).

• Think about the events that bring us together as a community (FitKids Day, MediaFest)

• And finally, think about the KSPS initiatives to help make us a better community, including Kids Forward and our Emmy-Nominated documentary — Born to Learn — about the importance of Early Childhood Education.

All of these, and more, are made possible with support from you and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

If that goes away, the impact would be especially hard on smaller and rural stations and their communities who rely more heavily on the funds from CPB to continue providing free, quality, over-the-air television and educational programming.

For some examples, the loss of federal funding for CPB (which amounts to about $1.35 per person in the US) could result in fewer programs, including: research-based educational children’s programming from Daniel Tiger to Dinosaur Train; Masterpiece (from Sherlock to Victoria to Poldark;) and other programs we’ve all come to know and love — Antiques Roadshow, Frontline, Nature, Nova, NewsHour, as well as our local productions. The prospect of fewer programs, fewer resources and fewer stations places the entire system at risk.

This is the biggest threat we’ve seen to our funding in recent memory; and it’s up to all of us to make our voices heard to our Members of Congress, who will ultimately decide whether or not to protect funding.

Protect My Public Media (protectmypublicmedia.org) is set up to show your support for KSPS, PBS and all of the other public media impacted by this budget plan. Please go there to find out more about how you can help.

The federal budget process (committee hearings, votes, etc.) could take months but now is a key time to be heard. I’ll do my best to keep you posted as that process continues.

Thank you for your support of KSPS…and please contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

VOLUNTEER TRAINERSHayley LockerbieMary RushMike SimockMarilyn Jones

CONCESSIONSFirst Choice Coffee Pepsi

Save the Date(s)!Summer will be busy at KSPS, as we host a

number of events designed to engage and bring our community closer together. Be sure to add these to YOUR calendar as you plan out the months ahead:

Day 2017 • Friday, August 4A morning chock-full of fun, outdoor family activities on the football field at Ferris High School.

KSPS Character Day at Saturday, June 10 • 10 am–1 pmJet (from Ready Jet Go!), Peg and Cat (from Peg + Cat) and Aqua Duck will be at River Park Square in Downtown Spokane.

August 24 – 27 Mirabeau Point ParkHalf-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Mobile Education Center.

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Centerspread [in separate file]Friends of KSPS

Membership Campaign ThanksMembership Campaigns at KSPS are all-hands-on-deck endeavors, where countless hours of behind-the-scenes work go

into making what you see on-air polished, professional and enlightening. At times like these, we rely heavily on our many station volunteers — phone representatives, data entry volunteers, on-air talent and our generous vendors — and are given reason yet again to be so thankful for their help and support. We wish to thank the following groups, vendors and individuals for the vital roles they played in the success of our Spring Membership Campaign:

GROUPSAvistaFerris High School National Honor SocietyFilm Alliance NWInland NW Peace Corps AssociationKalispel Tribe of Indians and Northern Quest Resort & CasinoLeadership Spokane AlumniMensa E. WA, N. ID and MontanaNorth Idaho College Graphic & Web Design ProgramNW Alliance for Responsible MediaShadle-North Lion's ClubSpokane Area Parkinson’s, Motor Disability & Stroke CommunitySpokane Rotary SouthTeam Friends

Gary Stokes

Gary StokesKSPS President and General Manager

Federal Funding Update

In Memory

In Memory of Laura Crafton

From Lyle CraftonSpokane, WA

In Memory ofGinger Lolley

From Michael & Joyce EngebretsenPasadena, CA

In Memory of Mel Schader

From Freddie SeigelRosalia, WA

In Memory ofRussie and Dan Hagerty

From Ann BeamanSpokane, WA

In Memory of'Jake' Jacobs

From Marguerite JacobsEdmonton, AB

In Memory of Daniel J. AnthonyFrom Ann Anthony

Osburn, ID

In Memory ofMel Schader

From Freddie SeigelRosalia, WA

From Mark RitcheyGig Harbor, WA

From Jim AhasaySpokane, WA

From De and Curtis BaskinSpokane, WA

From Steve Ross & Sherri Robinson Spokane Valley, WA

From Terry & Vicki SoderbergSpokane, WA

In Memory of Dorene Wallen

From Elinor VeltrieSpokane, WA

As you may have heard by now, both the President’s proposed budget and a bill in Congress call for the defunding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).

CPB provides critical federal funding support for KSPS and hundreds of other Public Television and Radio stations around the country.

The impact of eliminating federal funding for CPB would be devastating for Public Television stations nationwide — including KSPS, where this funding makes up nearly 20 percent of our annual budget. It would severely impact nationally and locally produced programming, and the educational, public safety and other services KSPS and other Public Television stations provide to their communities.

• Think about the people, places and great stories on Northwest Profiles

• Think about our documentaries that chronicle the history of our region – from how it was formed (Sculpted by Floods) to how it developed (Uncharted Territory) to the events and people who made it what it is today(Reflections by the River – Expo ’74, Carl Maxey: A Fighting Life).

• Think about the events that bring us together as a community (FitKids Day, MediaFest)

• And finally, think about the KSPS initiatives to help make us a better community, including Kids Forward and our Emmy-Nominated documentary — Born to Learn — about the importance of Early Childhood Education.

All of these, and more, are made possible with support from you and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

If that goes away, the impact would be especially hard on smaller and rural stations and their communities who rely more heavily on the funds from CPB to continue providing free, quality, over-the-air television and educational programming.

For some examples, the loss of federal funding for CPB (which amounts to about $1.35 per person in the US) could result in fewer programs, including: research-based educational children’s programming from Daniel Tiger to Dinosaur Train; Masterpiece (from Sherlock to Victoria to Poldark;) and other programs we’ve all come to know and love — Antiques Roadshow, Frontline, Nature, Nova, NewsHour, as well as our local productions. The prospect of fewer programs, fewer resources and fewer stations places the entire system at risk.

This is the biggest threat we’ve seen to our funding in recent memory; and it’s up to all of us to make our voices heard to our Members of Congress, who will ultimately decide whether or not to protect funding.

Protect My Public Media (protectmypublicmedia.org) is set up to show your support for KSPS, PBS and all of the other public media impacted by this budget plan. Please go there to find out more about how you can help.

The federal budget process (committee hearings, votes, etc.) could take months but now is a key time to be heard. I’ll do my best to keep you posted as that process continues.

Thank you for your support of KSPS…and please contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

VOLUNTEER TRAINERSHayley LockerbieMary RushMike SimockMarilyn Jones

CONCESSIONSFirst Choice Coffee Pepsi

Save the Date(s)!Summer will be busy at KSPS, as we host a

number of events designed to engage and bring our community closer together. Be sure to add these to YOUR calendar as you plan out the months ahead:

Day 2017 • Friday, August 4A morning chock-full of fun, outdoor family activities on the football field at Ferris High School.

KSPS Character Day at Saturday, June 10 • 10 am–1 pmJet (from Ready Jet Go!), Peg and Cat (from Peg + Cat) and Aqua Duck will be at River Park Square in Downtown Spokane.

August 24 – 27 Mirabeau Point ParkHalf-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Mobile Education Center.

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Saturday, May 20

12:00 Cook’s Country “A Taste of Tennessee” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Thanksgiving 101” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour One” 2:00 Great British Baking Show “Patisserie” 3:00 Globe Trekker “Road Trip: Patagonia” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Siena and Tuscany’s Wine Country” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “Kings of the Reach” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Songs from the Classics” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Show Boat” (1951; 113 minutes with

Shaun Higgins’ intro) The captain’s daughter (Kathryn Grayson) marries a gambler (Howard Keel) who turns performer on a Mississippi riverboat.

10:00 The Kate “Kiefer Sutherland” 11:00 Austin City Limits “Tedeschi Trucks Band”

Sunday, May 21

10:00 Victoria on MASTERPIECE Binge “Doll 123”

12:00 “Brocket Hall” 1:00 “The Clockwork Prince” 2:15 “An Ordinary Woman” 3:25 “The Queen’s Husband” 4:40 “Engine of Change” 6:00 “Young England” 7:00 Call the Midwife An unexpected turn of events leads to a hastily

arranged wedding. (End of series; rpt. Mon. @ Midnight & Tues. @ 3 am) 8:00 Dark Angel on MASTERPIECE Downton Abbey’s Joanne Froggatt

stars in a totally different role — as the notorious Victorian poisoner Mary Ann Cotton. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Thurs. @ 9 pm)

10:00 Vicious “Gym” 10:30 DCI Banks “Undertow”

Monday, May 22

7:00 Washington Grown “Shellfish and Seafood” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “West England” (Rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Two” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am &

Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour One” Highlight: a 1956 World

Series baseballs. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am) 10:00 Independent Lens “They Call Us Monsters” (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 am) 11:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sun., 6/25 @ 10:30 pm) [DVDs

available – call 1-800-735-2377]

Tuesday, May 23

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” Mass manufacturing and social reform offer a bit of hope for some residents, while others are plagued by a water shortage. (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & 10 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am and Fri. @ 2 am)

8:00 Hidden Killers “Hidden Killers of the Post-War Home” New materials and innovations bring new dangers too.

9:00 Frontline “Inside Trump’s White House” The power struggles and competing visions of President Trump’s inner circle. (Rpt. Wed. @

3 am) 10:00 The Crowd & the Cloud “Citizens4Earth” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, May 24

7:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” Locusts, mayflies, cicadas and more. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 2 am & Noon)

8:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” February’s massive meteor strike in Siberia. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Food – Delicious Science “A Matter of Taste” Michael Mosley and James Wong uncover the science that makes our food taste delicious. (Part 2 of 3; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” (Rpt. Thurs. @ 4 am & Fri. @ 2 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, May 25

7:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sun. @ 5 pm & 10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/15 @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

7:30 SPS Now [KSPS/Spokane Public Schools] 8:00 Father Brown “The Crimson Feather” 9:00 Dark Angel on MASTERPIECE 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, May 26

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 800 Words George tries to convince Shay to stay in Weld. 9:00 Jacques Pepin: American Masters The story of Chef Jacques

Pepin, who elevated essential kitchen techniques to an art form. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 2:30 am)

10:00 Alice Waters: American Masters (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am, Sun. @ 4 am & Mon. @ 3:30 am)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, May 27

12:00 Cook’s Country “The Devil Made Me Do It” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Soups On!” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Two” 2:00 Great British Baking Show “Final” 3:00 Globe Trekker “Nigeria” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “West England” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “A 100 Year Gift” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “America’s Wonderland” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Walk the Line” (2005; 141 minutes with

Mikayla Daniels’ intro) Johnny Cash (Joaquin Phoenix) forms an enduring bond with June Carter (Reese Witherspoon) and struggles with drug addiction on the way to music stardom.

11:00 Austin City Limits “Iggy Pop”

Sunday, May 28

12:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” 1:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” 2:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Colon Cancer” 3:00 The Gamble “The Potato in Washington State” 4:00 Alice Waters: American Masters 5:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. @10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/15 @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-

735-2377] 5:30 The Last Ring Home 6:00 Blue Planet “Coasts” 7:00 National Memorial Day Concert Gary Sinise and Joe Mantegna co-

host the 28th broadcast. (Rpt. @ 9 pm, Mon. @ 12:30 am & Tues. @ 3 am)

8:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War A look at the upcoming series from Ken Burns and Lynn Novick. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am & 4:30 am, Tues. @ 4:30 am & 10:30 pm, Wed. @ 4:30 am, Thurs. @ 4 am, Tues., 6/20 @ 10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 11:30 pm & Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm)

9:00 National Memorial Day Concert (Rpt. Mon. @ 12:30 am & Tues. @ 3 am)

10:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Thurs., 6/15 @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

11:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] (Rpt. Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am)

Monday, May 29

7:00 Washington Grown “Fresh Potatoes” (Rpt. Sat., 6/17 @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Southeast England” (Rpt. Sat., 6/17 @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Three” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am &

Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour Two” Highlight: 1970s Beatles

memorabilia. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am) 10:00 Independent Lens “Farmer/Veteran” (Rpt. Fri. & Sun. @ 3 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, May 30

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1900s” The social changes the slum dwellers face as they move into the 20th century. (End of series; rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & 10 pm and Fri. @ 2 am)

8:00 American Epic “Out of the Many, the One” How America’s diverse cultures contribute to its musical styles, Mississippi John Hurt’s blues and more.

9:30 Frontline “Being Mortal” (Rpt. Wed. @ 3:30 am) 10:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War (Rpt. Wed. @ 4:30 am, Thurs. @

4 am, Tues., 6/20 @ 10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 11:30 pm & Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, May 31

7:00 Nature “Touching the Wild” Researcher Joe Hutto runs away and joins a deer herd. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @

2 am & Noon) 8:00 Nova “Troubled Waters” The vulnerabilities of our aging drinking

water infrastructure. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm) 9:00 Food – Delicious Science “Food on the Brain” How the chemistry

in our food affects our brains. (Part 3 of 3; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1900s” (End of series; rpt. Fri. @ 2 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 1

7:00 Canadian Rockies by Rail Aboard the Rocky Mountaineer through Vancouver, Kamloops, Banff, Jasper and other memorable places.

8:00 Father Brown “The Lepidopterist’s Companion” 9:00 Miss Marple “Spider’s Web” The wife of a diplomat discovers a

body in her drawing room. 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, June 2

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50 Years and Circlin’ Back Celebrates the

band’s musical milestones with special guests Jackson Browne,

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Wednesday, May 24

7:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” Locusts, mayflies, cicadas and more. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 2 am & Noon)

8:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” February’s massive meteor strike in Siberia. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Food – Delicious Science “A Matter of Taste” Michael Mosley and James Wong uncover the science that makes our food taste delicious. (Part 2 of 3; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” (Rpt. Thurs. @ 4 am & Fri. @ 2 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, May 25

7:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sun. @ 5 pm & 10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/15 @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

7:30 SPS Now [KSPS/Spokane Public Schools] 8:00 Father Brown “The Crimson Feather” 9:00 Dark Angel on MASTERPIECE 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, May 26

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 800 Words George tries to convince Shay to stay in Weld. 9:00 Jacques Pepin: American Masters The story of Chef Jacques

Pepin, who elevated essential kitchen techniques to an art form. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 2:30 am)

10:00 Alice Waters: American Masters (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am, Sun. @ 4 am & Mon. @ 3:30 am)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, May 27

12:00 Cook’s Country “The Devil Made Me Do It” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Soups On!” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Two” 2:00 Great British Baking Show “Final” 3:00 Globe Trekker “Nigeria” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “West England” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “A 100 Year Gift” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “America’s Wonderland” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Walk the Line” (2005; 141 minutes with

Mikayla Daniels’ intro) Johnny Cash (Joaquin Phoenix) forms an enduring bond with June Carter (Reese Witherspoon) and struggles with drug addiction on the way to music stardom.

11:00 Austin City Limits “Iggy Pop”

Sunday, May 28

12:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” 1:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” 2:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Colon Cancer” 3:00 The Gamble “The Potato in Washington State” 4:00 Alice Waters: American Masters 5:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. @10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/15 @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-

735-2377] 5:30 The Last Ring Home 6:00 Blue Planet “Coasts” 7:00 National Memorial Day Concert Gary Sinise and Joe Mantegna co-

host the 28th broadcast. (Rpt. @ 9 pm, Mon. @ 12:30 am & Tues. @ 3 am)

8:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War A look at the upcoming series from Ken Burns and Lynn Novick. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am & 4:30 am, Tues. @ 4:30 am & 10:30 pm, Wed. @ 4:30 am, Thurs. @ 4 am, Tues., 6/20 @ 10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 11:30 pm & Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm)

9:00 National Memorial Day Concert (Rpt. Mon. @ 12:30 am & Tues. @ 3 am)

10:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Thurs., 6/15 @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

11:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] (Rpt. Thurs., 6/22 @ 4 am & Wed., 6/28 @ 4 am)

Monday, May 29

7:00 Washington Grown “Fresh Potatoes” (Rpt. Sat., 6/17 @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Southeast England” (Rpt. Sat., 6/17 @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Three” (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 am &

Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour Two” Highlight: 1970s Beatles

memorabilia. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am) 10:00 Independent Lens “Farmer/Veteran” (Rpt. Fri. & Sun. @ 3 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, May 30

7:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1900s” The social changes the slum dwellers face as they move into the 20th century. (End of series; rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & 10 pm and Fri. @ 2 am)

8:00 American Epic “Out of the Many, the One” How America’s diverse cultures contribute to its musical styles, Mississippi John Hurt’s blues and more.

9:30 Frontline “Being Mortal” (Rpt. Wed. @ 3:30 am) 10:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War (Rpt. Wed. @ 4:30 am, Thurs. @

4 am, Tues., 6/20 @ 10:30 pm, Thurs., 6/22 @ 11:30 pm & Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, May 31

7:00 Nature “Touching the Wild” Researcher Joe Hutto runs away and joins a deer herd. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @

2 am & Noon) 8:00 Nova “Troubled Waters” The vulnerabilities of our aging drinking

water infrastructure. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm) 9:00 Food – Delicious Science “Food on the Brain” How the chemistry

in our food affects our brains. (Part 3 of 3; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

10:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1900s” (End of series; rpt. Fri. @ 2 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 1

7:00 Canadian Rockies by Rail Aboard the Rocky Mountaineer through Vancouver, Kamloops, Banff, Jasper and other memorable places.

8:00 Father Brown “The Lepidopterist’s Companion” 9:00 Miss Marple “Spider’s Web” The wife of a diplomat discovers a

body in her drawing room. 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, June 2

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50 Years and Circlin’ Back Celebrates the

band’s musical milestones with special guests Jackson Browne,

Alison Krauss, Jerry Jeff Walker and many more. 9:30 Willie Nelson: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, June 3

12:00 Cook’s Country “Latin Heat” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Holiday Food Gifts” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Three” 2:00 Forever Painless with Miranda Esmonde-White Education on pain

and its causes, with a new approach to pain management. 3:30 Visions of Italy, Southern Style Soar above the spectacular

landscape of southern Italy, with aerial footage set to music. 5:00 Sgt. Pepper’s Musical Revolution 6:30 Joe Bonamassa: Live at the Greek Theater The blues rock master

in a musical tribute to “The Three Kings of the Blues” (B.B, Freddie and Albert King).

8:00 Journey in Concert: Houston 1981 10:00 The Kate “Mary Lambert” 11:00 Austin City Limits “Alabama Shakes/Vintage Trouble”

Sunday, June 4

12:00 Nature “Touching the Wild” 1:00 Nova “Troubled Waters” 2:00 A Conversation with Bill Moyers The award-winning journalist and

author reflects on his life and career. 3:30 Summer, Surf & Beach Music We Love (My Music) Celebrates the

sunny sounds of surf guitar rock and pop tunes that still ride the waves today.

5:00 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50 Years and Circlin’ Back 6:30 The ’60s Generation (My Music) Essential folk rock, R&B and pop

hits from the years 1965 to1969. (Rpt. Wed. @ 7 pm) 8:30 Great Performances: Pavarotti A Voice for the Ages 10:00 Inside the Court of Henry VIII (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Tues. @ 4 am) 11:00 Secrets of the Tower of London (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am & Thurs., 6/15

@ 7 pm)

Monday, June 5

7:00 Roy Orbison: Black & White Night 30 Celebrates the 30th anniversary of an iconic concert with an all-star cast.

8:30 Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller An all-star tribute to the acclaimed filmmaker, with an exclusive look at his upcoming production, The Vietnam War.

10:00 Independent Lens “The New Black” (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am, Wed. @ 4 am & Sun. @ 3 am)

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, June 6

7:00 JFK: The Lost Inaugural Gala 8:30 The Bee Gees: One Night Only 10:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 – 1940 [KSPS] 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, June 7

7:00 The ’60s Generation (My Music) 9:00 Age Reversed with Miranda Esmonde-White 10:00 Nature “Animal Childhood” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 8

7:00 Sgt. Pepper’s Musical Revolution 8:30 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50 Years and Circlin’ Back Celebrates the

band’s musical milestones and hits. 10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour THree” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

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Friday, June 9

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 A Conversation with Bill Moyers The award-winning journalist and

author reflects on his life and career. 10:00 (to be announced) ** visit ksps.org for update ** 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, June 10

12:00 Cook’s Country “All Wrapped Up” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Locavore in Napa with Joey Altman” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour Three” 2:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 4:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 6:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 8:00 Paul Simon: The Concert in Hyde Park 10:00 The Kate “Maurice Hines” 11:00 Austin City Limits “Leon Bridges/Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night

Sweats”

Sunday, June 11

12:00 Nature “Animal Childhood” 1:00 Nova “Creatures of Light” 2:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 4:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 6:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 8:00 KSPS Membership Special [KSPS] 10:00 The Making of a Lady (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am) 11:30 Portrait of a Landscape: The Flint Hills (Rpt. Mon. @ 2:30 am)

Monday, June 12

7:00 Washington Grown “Washington Dairy” (Rpt. Sat., 6/24 @ 4:30 pm) 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “England’s Cornwall” (Rpt. Sat., 6/24 @ 4 pm) 8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour One” Highlight: an

extremely valuable Joseph Henry Sharp oil painting. (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour Two” Highlight: an 1850s

South Carolina sword. 10:00 Independent Lens “Limited Partnership” (Rpt. Wed. @ 4 am &

Sun. @ 3 am) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, June 13

7:00 Buddha How a single man and his musings gave birth to a religion. (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 am)

9:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 10:00 Rikers: An American Jail 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, June 14

7:00 Nature “Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La” Follows a family of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am, Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 2 am & Noon)

8:00 Nova “Why Sharks Attack” The science behind the great white’s hunting instincts. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Operation Maneater “Great White Shark” Veterinarian Mark Evans seeks high-tech solutions to the most hostile human/wildlife conflicts. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am)

10:00 By All Rights 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 15

7:00 Secrets of the Tower of London Go behind the Tower’s ancient walls to learn its secrets and stories.

8:00 Father Brown “The Alchemist’s Secret” 9:00 Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War An American couple’s

courageous mission in 1939 to help refugees escape Nazi-occupied Europe. (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 pm)

10:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, June 16

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & 2 pm and Sun. @ 6 pm) 9:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am & 3 pm) 10:00 Speakeasy “Frankie Valli and Paul Shaffer” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, June 17

12:00 Cook’s Country “Southern Stews” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Gone Fishin’ with David Pasternack” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour One” 2:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sun. @ 6 pm) 3:00 Great British Baking Show 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Southeast England” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “Legends of the South Fork” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Piaf: Her Story, Her Songs The French chanteuse Edith Piaf

(portrayed by Raquel Bitton) tells her own story. 9:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sun. @ 4:30 pm) [DVDs available –

call 1-800-735-2377] 10:00 The Kate “Rosanne Cash” 11:00 Austin City Limits “James Bay/Rhiannon Giddens”

Sunday, June 18

12:00 Nature “Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La” 1:00 Nova “Why Sharks Attack” 2:00 The Forgotten Coast 3:00 Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War 4:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377] 5:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1860s” 6:00 Great British Baking Show 7:00 My Mother and Other Strangers on MASTERPIECE A U.S. Army Air

Force base is set up in the middle of their rural parish during WW II. (Series begins; rpt. Monday @ Midnight)

8:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE The Cold War-era priest-and-cop duo return for a new season of crime-fighting. (Series begins; rpt. Mon. @1 am & Thurs. @ 9 pm)

9:30 Poet in New York 11:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage (Rpt. Thurs. @ 10:30 pm)

Monday, June 19

7:00 Washington Grown “Game On!” 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Germany’s Hamburg and the Luther Trail” 8:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Los Angeles” Highlight: Disney

animation art.

10:00 Independent Lens “Real Boy” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, June 20

7:00 Story of China Host Michael Wood explores the history of the world’s newest superpower. (Series begins – Part 1 & 2 of 6; rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 3 pm)

9:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 10:00 First Degree A unique college inside the infamous Sing Sing prison. 10:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War (Rpt. Thurs. @ 11:30 pm &

Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, June 21

7:00 Big Pacific Researchers and cinematographers show us the ocean’s rare and dazzling creatures in a way never before seen on television. (Part 1; rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am & Sun. @ Noon)

8:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw Follows four different animals as they weather the last of winter and transition to spring. (Part 1; rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am)

9:00 Nova “Making North America: Origins” The epic, 3-billion-year story of how our continent came to be. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

10:00 Nuclear Requiem 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 22

7:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Dental Health” (Rpt. Sun. @ 2 am)

8:00 Father Brown “The Sins of Others” Father Brown investigates when the son of a local aeronautics magnate is murdered.

9:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE The Cold War-era priest-and-cop duo return for a new season of crime-fighting. (Sun. encores begin)

10:30 The Tunnel: Sabotage (Series begins) 11:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War (Rpt. Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm)

Friday, June 23

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & 2 pm and Sun. @ 6 pm) 9:00 Landmarks Live! “(to be announced)” Great performances from

iconic locations around the globe. 10:00 Speakeasy “David Crosby and Wynton Marsalis” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, June 24

12:00 Cook’s Country “Biting into the Big Easy” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Sunday Comfort Meals” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sun. @ 6 pm) 3:00 Globe Trekker “Hawaii” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “England’s Cornwall” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “Steelhead Team Fish” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Caribbean Cruise OETA” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Projections of America: Movies in Wartime 9:00 Landmarks Live! “(to be announced)” 10:00 Soundstage “Blondie” 11:00 Austin City Limits “My Morning Jacket/Ben Harper”

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Thursday, June 15

7:00 Secrets of the Tower of London Go behind the Tower’s ancient walls to learn its secrets and stories.

8:00 Father Brown “The Alchemist’s Secret” 9:00 Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War An American couple’s

courageous mission in 1939 to help refugees escape Nazi-occupied Europe. (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 pm)

10:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Mon., 6/26 @ Midnight) [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377]

11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, June 16

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & 2 pm and Sun. @ 6 pm) 9:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am & 3 pm) 10:00 Speakeasy “Frankie Valli and Paul Shaffer” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, June 17

12:00 Cook’s Country “Southern Stews” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Gone Fishin’ with David Pasternack” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour One” 2:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sun. @ 6 pm) 3:00 Great British Baking Show 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Southeast England” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “Legends of the South Fork” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Piaf: Her Story, Her Songs The French chanteuse Edith Piaf

(portrayed by Raquel Bitton) tells her own story. 9:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Rpt. Sun. @ 4:30 pm) [DVDs available –

call 1-800-735-2377] 10:00 The Kate “Rosanne Cash” 11:00 Austin City Limits “James Bay/Rhiannon Giddens”

Sunday, June 18

12:00 Nature “Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La” 1:00 Nova “Why Sharks Attack” 2:00 The Forgotten Coast 3:00 Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War 4:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377] 5:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1860s” 6:00 Great British Baking Show 7:00 My Mother and Other Strangers on MASTERPIECE A U.S. Army Air

Force base is set up in the middle of their rural parish during WW II. (Series begins; rpt. Monday @ Midnight)

8:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE The Cold War-era priest-and-cop duo return for a new season of crime-fighting. (Series begins; rpt. Mon. @1 am & Thurs. @ 9 pm)

9:30 Poet in New York 11:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage (Rpt. Thurs. @ 10:30 pm)

Monday, June 19

7:00 Washington Grown “Game On!” 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Germany’s Hamburg and the Luther Trail” 8:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Los Angeles” Highlight: Disney

animation art.

10:00 Independent Lens “Real Boy” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, June 20

7:00 Story of China Host Michael Wood explores the history of the world’s newest superpower. (Series begins – Part 1 & 2 of 6; rpt. Wed. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 3 pm)

9:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 10:00 First Degree A unique college inside the infamous Sing Sing prison. 10:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War (Rpt. Thurs. @ 11:30 pm &

Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, June 21

7:00 Big Pacific Researchers and cinematographers show us the ocean’s rare and dazzling creatures in a way never before seen on television. (Part 1; rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am & Sun. @ Noon)

8:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw Follows four different animals as they weather the last of winter and transition to spring. (Part 1; rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am)

9:00 Nova “Making North America: Origins” The epic, 3-billion-year story of how our continent came to be. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am and Sun. @ 1 am & 1 pm)

10:00 Nuclear Requiem 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 22

7:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Dental Health” (Rpt. Sun. @ 2 am)

8:00 Father Brown “The Sins of Others” Father Brown investigates when the son of a local aeronautics magnate is murdered.

9:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE The Cold War-era priest-and-cop duo return for a new season of crime-fighting. (Sun. encores begin)

10:30 The Tunnel: Sabotage (Series begins) 11:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War (Rpt. Thurs., 6/29 @ 7:30 pm)

Friday, June 23

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & 2 pm and Sun. @ 6 pm) 9:00 Landmarks Live! “(to be announced)” Great performances from

iconic locations around the globe. 10:00 Speakeasy “David Crosby and Wynton Marsalis” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

Saturday, June 24

12:00 Cook’s Country “Biting into the Big Easy” 12:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Sunday Comfort Meals” 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 Great British Baking Show (Rpt. Sun. @ 6 pm) 3:00 Globe Trekker “Hawaii” 4:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “England’s Cornwall” 4:30 Washington Grown 5:00 Way of the Columbia “Steelhead Team Fish” 5:30 Still Open All Hours 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Caribbean Cruise OETA” 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:00 Projections of America: Movies in Wartime 9:00 Landmarks Live! “(to be announced)” 10:00 Soundstage “Blondie” 11:00 Austin City Limits “My Morning Jacket/Ben Harper”

Sunday, June 25

12:00 Big Pacific 1:00 Nova “Making North America: Origins” 2:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Dental Health” 3:00 Story of China 5:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” 6:00 Great British Baking Show 7:00 My Mother and Other Strangers on MASTERPIECE (Rpt. Mon. @

12:30 am) 8:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Rpt. Mon. @ 1:30 am &

Thurs. @ 9 pm) 9:00 Prime Suspect: Tennison on MASTERPIECE A new six-part

prequel portrays the early career of one of television’s most iconic detectives, Jane Tennison (Stefanie Martini). (Rpt. Mon. @ 2:30 am)

10:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] [DVDs available – call 1-800-735-2377] 11:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage (Rpt. Thurs. @ 10 pm & Fri. @ 2 am)

Monday, June 26

7:00 Washington Grown “Washington’s Top Fruits” 7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Germany’s Dresden and Leipzig” 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 POV “Dalya’s Other Country/4.1 Miles” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Tues. @ Noon)

Tuesday, June 27

7:00 Story of China “The Golden Age / The Ming” These dynasties gave rise to some of China’s most epic works. (Part 3 & 4 of 6; rpt. Wed. @ 1 am)

9:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 10:00 POV “Out in the Night” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Wed. @ Noon)

Wednesday, June 28

7:00 Big Pacific (Part 2; rpt. Thurs. @ 1 am) 8:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw (Part 2; rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am) 9:00 Nova “Making North America: Life” The surprising, intertwined

story of life and the landscape in North America. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am) 10:00 Visioneer – The Peter Diamandis Story 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Thurs. @ Noon)

Thursday, June 29

7:00 Elder Abuse and Exploitation It is estimated that one in ten adults over the age of 60 is a victim.

7:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War A look at creation of the upcoming series from Ken Burns and Lynn Novick.

8:00 Father Brown “The Theatre of the Invisible” When a radio quiz show comes to Kembleford, Father Brown suspects that one of the cast are responsible for their landlady’s murder.

9:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 10:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage (Part 2) 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Fri. @ Noon)

Friday, June 30

7:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1 am & Sun. @ 5 am) 7:30 Charlie Rose – The Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 1:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am) 8:00 Great British Baking Show 9:00 Landmarks Live! “(to be announced)” Great performances from

iconic locations around the globe. 10:00 Speakeasy “Graham Nash and Rita Coolidge” 11:00 Charlie Rose (Rpt. Mon. @ Noon)

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Monday, May 1 Mdnt Call the Midwife 1:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Five” 3:00 Latin Music USA “Bridges/The Salsa

Revolution” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength and Flexibility to Your Core” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Full

Body Posture Workout” Tuesday, May 2 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour Two” 2:00 Call the Midwife 3:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE 4:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Five” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Full

Bar Workout to Loosen Your Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength and Flexibility to Your Core” Wednesday, May 3 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1860s” 2:00 Ripley: Believe It or Not: American Experience

3:00 Frontline “Second Chance Kids” 4:00 Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery

O’Connor 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stretch & Strengthen Your Lower Body” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Full

Bar Workout to Loosen Your Hips” Thursday, May 4 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 1” 2:00 Nova “Super Tunnel” 3:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Murder & Mayhem” 4:00 Ripley: Believe It or Not: American Experience

5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Spine & Abs”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Stretch & Strengthen Your Lower Body”

Friday, May 5 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1860s” 3:00 Ripley: Believe It or Not: American Experience

4:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 1” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Feet

& Ankles” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Spine & Abs” Saturday, May 6 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave/Divas and

Superstars” 4:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Murder & Mayhem” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, May 7 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Super Tunnel” 2:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 1” 3:00 Independent Lens “National Bird” 4:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine

5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, May 8 Mdnt Call the Midwife 1:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” 4:00 Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave/Divas and

Superstars” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss & Toning” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Feet

& Ankles” Tuesday, May 9 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Virginia Beach, Hour

Three” 2:00 Call the Midwife 3:00 Home Fires Season 2 on MASTERPIECE 4:00 Wolf Hall on MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stretch & Strengthen Your Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss & Toning” Wednesday, May 10 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” 2:00 Bonnie & Clyde: American Experience 3:00 Frontline “Poverty, Politics and Profit” 4:00 Independent Lens “The Prison in Twelve

Landscapes” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strengthen Your Bones” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stretch & Strengthen Your Hips” Thursday, May 11 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” 2:00 Nova “Arctic Ghost Ship” 3:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Sex & Lies” 4:00 Bonnie & Clyde: American Experience 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Improve Posture & Flatten Abs” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strengthen Your Bones” Friday, May 12 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1870s” 3:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour Two” 4:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength & Flexibility of Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Improve Posture & Flatten Abs” Saturday, May 13 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize 3:30 Washington Week 4:00 Plants Behaving Badly “Sex & Lies” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, May 14 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Arctic Ghost Ship” 2:00 Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod, Part 2” 3:00 Independent Lens “The Prison in Twelve

Landscapes”

4:00 Bonnie & Clyde: American Experience 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, May 15 Mdnt Call the Midwife 1:00 King Charles III on MASTERPIECE 3:00 Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize 4:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Your Core” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength & Flexibility of Hips” Tuesday, May 16 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour One” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour

Three” 3:00 Call the Midwife 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Foot Pain Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Your Core” Wednesday, May 17 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” 2:00 American Epic “The Big Bang” 3:00 Frontline “American Patriot” 4:00 Rumrunners’ Paradise [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips & Legs” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Foot Pain Workout” Thursday, May 18 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” 2:00 Nova “Chinese Chariot Revealed” 3:00 Food – Delicious Science “We are What We Eat” 4:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Legs & Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips & Legs” Friday, May 19 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” 3:00 Secrets of the Manor House 4:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Feet & Calf Healing” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Legs & Hips” Saturday, May 20 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 James Beard: American Masters 3:00 Julia Child: American Masters “Julia! America’s

Favorite Chef” 4:00 Food – Delicious Science “We are What We Eat” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, May 21 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Chinese Chariot Revealed” 2:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” 3:00 Independent Lens “Forever Pure”

4:30 Katmai: Alaska’s Wild Peninsula 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, May 22 Mdnt Call the Midwife 1:00 Dark Angel on MASTERPIECE 3:00 James Beard: American Masters 4:00 Julia Child: American Masters “Julia! America’s

Favorite Chef” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Focusing on Leg Work” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Feet & Calf Healing” Tuesday, May 23 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Two” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour One” 3:00 Call the Midwife 4:00 Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery

O’connor 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Ab & Waist Strengthening (All Standing)”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Focusing on Leg Work”

Wednesday, May 24 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” 2:00 American Epic “Blood + Soil” 3:00 Frontline “Inside Trump’s White House” 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Quad & Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Ab & Waist Strengthening (All Standing)”

Thursday, May 25 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” 2:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” 3:00 Food – Delicious Science “A Matter of Taste” 4:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Posture Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Quad & Hips” Friday, May 26 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” 3:00 Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace 4:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: for the Back” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Posture Workout” Saturday, May 27 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Jacques Pepin: American Masters 3:00 Alice Waters: American Masters 4:00 Food – Delicious Science “A Matter of Taste” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, May 28 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” 2:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms”

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4:00 Bonnie & Clyde: American Experience 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, May 15 Mdnt Call the Midwife 1:00 King Charles III on MASTERPIECE 3:00 Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize 4:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Your Core” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength & Flexibility of Hips” Tuesday, May 16 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour One” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Corpus Christi, Hour

Three” 3:00 Call the Midwife 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Foot Pain Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Your Core” Wednesday, May 17 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” 2:00 American Epic “The Big Bang” 3:00 Frontline “American Patriot” 4:00 Rumrunners’ Paradise [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips & Legs” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Foot Pain Workout” Thursday, May 18 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” 2:00 Nova “Chinese Chariot Revealed” 3:00 Food – Delicious Science “We are What We Eat” 4:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Legs & Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips & Legs” Friday, May 19 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1880s” 3:00 Secrets of the Manor House 4:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Feet & Calf Healing” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Legs & Hips” Saturday, May 20 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 James Beard: American Masters 3:00 Julia Child: American Masters “Julia! America’s

Favorite Chef” 4:00 Food – Delicious Science “We are What We Eat” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, May 21 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Chinese Chariot Revealed” 2:00 Nature “Animal Misfits” 3:00 Independent Lens “Forever Pure”

4:30 Katmai: Alaska’s Wild Peninsula 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, May 22 Mdnt Call the Midwife 1:00 Dark Angel on MASTERPIECE 3:00 James Beard: American Masters 4:00 Julia Child: American Masters “Julia! America’s

Favorite Chef” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Focusing on Leg Work” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Feet & Calf Healing” Tuesday, May 23 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Two” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour One” 3:00 Call the Midwife 4:00 Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery

O’connor 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Ab & Waist Strengthening (All Standing)”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Focusing on Leg Work”

Wednesday, May 24 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” 2:00 American Epic “Blood + Soil” 3:00 Frontline “Inside Trump’s White House” 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Quad & Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Ab & Waist Strengthening (All Standing)”

Thursday, May 25 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” 2:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” 3:00 Food – Delicious Science “A Matter of Taste” 4:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Posture Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Quad & Hips” Friday, May 26 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1890s” 3:00 Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace 4:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: for the Back” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Posture Workout” Saturday, May 27 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Jacques Pepin: American Masters 3:00 Alice Waters: American Masters 4:00 Food – Delicious Science “A Matter of Taste” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, May 28 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Meteor Strike” 2:00 Nature “The Gathering Swarms”

3:00 Independent Lens “They Call Us Monsters” 4:30 Sky Island 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, May 29 Mdnt The Last Ring Home 12:30 National Memorial Day Concert 2:00 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 2:30 Jacques Pepin: American Masters 3:30 Alice Waters: American Masters 4:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderize Your Waist” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: for the Back” Tuesday, May 30 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Three” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour Two” 3:00 National Memorial Day Concert 4:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Arm Slenderizing (All Standing)”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Slenderize Your Waist”

Wednesday, May 31 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1900s” 2:00 American Epic “Out of the Many, the One” 3:30 Frontline “ “Being Mortal 4:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Strengthen Spine & Improve Posture”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Arm Slenderizing (All Standing)”

Thursday, June 1 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Touching the Wild” 2:00 Nova “Troubled Waters” 3:00 Food – Delicious Science “Food on the Brain” 4:00 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 4:30 American Epic “Out of the Many, the One”Friday, June 2 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Victorian Slum House “The 1900s” 3:00 Independent Lens “Farmer/Veteran” 4:00 Nature “Touching the Wild” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: for Legs & Arms” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Calf & Knee Strengthening” Saturday, June 3 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 75th Annual Peabody Awards 3:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 4:00 Food – Delicious Science “Food on the Brain” 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, June 4 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Troubled Waters” 2:00 Nature “Touching the Wild”

3:00 Independent Lens “Farmer/Veteran” 4:00 Frontline “Being Mortal” 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The WeekMonday, June 5 Mdnt Secrets of Chatsworth 1:00 Inside the Court of Henry VIII 2:00 Secrets of the Tower of London 3:00 American Epic “Out of the Many, the One” 4:30 PBS Previews: The Vietnam War 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Focusing on Hips” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: for Legs & Arms” Tuesday, June 6 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour Three” 2:00 Independent Lens “The New Black” 3:00 Secrets of Chatsworth 4:00 Inside the Court of Henry VIII 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Increase Your Range of Motion”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Pain Relief: Focusing on Hips”

Wednesday, June 7 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 American Epic Sessions 4:00 Independent Lens “The New Black” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hip Strengthening” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Increase Your Range of Motion”

Thursday, June 8 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Animal Childhood” 2:00 Nova “Creatures of Light” 3:00 Best of Big Blue Live 4:00 Carl Maxey: A Fighting Life [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Full Body Toning” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hip Strengthening” Friday, June 9 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 American Epic Sessions 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Back Strengthening (All Standing)”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Full Body Toning”

Saturday, June 10 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Jimi Hendrix: American Masters 4:00 Best of Big Blue Live 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, June 11 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Creatures of Light” 2:00 Nature “Animal Childhood” 3:00 Independent Lens “The New Black” 4:00 Antiques Roadshow “Boston, Hour Three” 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The Week

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Overnight Schedule (continued)Monday, June 12 Mdnt Secrets of Selfridges 1:00 The Making of a Lady 2:30 Portrait of a Landscape: The Flint Hills 3:00 Jimi Hendrix: American Masters 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Spine Strength & Flexibility (All Standing)”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Back Strengthening (All Standing)”

Tuesday, June 13 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour One” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour Two” 3:00 Secrets of Selfridges 4:00 Rumrunner’s Paradise [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderize the Saddle Bags” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Spine Strength & Flexibility (All Standing)”

Wednesday, June 14 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Buddha 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens “Limited Partnership” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Leg Slenderizers” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderize the Saddle Bags” Thursday, June 15 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Nature “Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La” 2:00 Nova “Why Sharks Attack” 3:00 Operation Maneater “Great White Shark” 4:00 Remember When: Nat Park [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Full Body Workout (All Standing)

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Weight Loss: Leg Slenderizers”

Friday, June 16 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage 3:00 Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach, Hour Two” 4:00 Nature “Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La” 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Strengthen Your Hamstrings” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Full Body Workout (All Standing)”

Saturday, June 17 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Great British Baking Show 3:00 Great British Baking Show 4:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, June 18 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Why Sharks Attack” 2:00 Nature “Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La” 3:00 Independent Lens “Limited Partnership” 4:00 Independent Lens “Limited Partnership” 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Charlie Rose – The Week

Monday, June 19 Mdnt My Mother and Other Strangers on

MASTERPIECE 1:00 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:30 Portrait of a Landscape: The Flint Hills 3:00 Tunnel: Sabotage 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Pain Prevention” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Strengthen Your Hamstrings” Tuesday, June 20 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Los Angeles” 3:00 My Mother and Other Strangers on Masterpiece 4:00 Remember When: Nat Park [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Full Body Strengthening (All Standing)”

5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Pain Relief: Pain Prevention”

Wednesday, June 21 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Story of China 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Rumrunners’ Paradise [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Hip Stretches” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Full Body Strengthening (All Standing)”

Thursday, June 22 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Big Pacific 2:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw 3:00 Nova “Making North America: Origins” 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips, Knees & Foot Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Hip Stretches” Friday, June 23 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage 3:00 Big Pacific 4:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Frozen Shoulder (All Standing)” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips, Knees & Foot Workout” Saturday, June 24 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 2:00 Great British Baking Show 3:00 Landmarks Live! (to be announced) 4:00 Tunnel: Sabotage 5:00 The This Old House HourSunday, June 25 Mdnt Luther 1:00 Nova “Making North America: Origins” 2:00 Nova “Making North America: Origins” 3:00 Big Pacific 4:00 Independent Lens “Real Boy” 5:00 History Detectives

Monday, June 26 Mdnt Northwest Profiles [KSPS] 12:30 My Mother and Other Strangers on

MASTERPIECE 1:30 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:30 Prime Suspect: Tennison on MASTERPIECE 4:00 Tunnel: Sabotage 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Waist Slenderizing Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Frozen Shoulder (All Standing)” Tuesday, June 27 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 2:30 My Mother and Other Strangers on

MASTERPIECE 3:30 Grantchester Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 4:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Bone Strengthening Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Waist Slenderizing Workout” Wednesday, June 28 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Story of China 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony 1937 –

1940 [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Spine Stretch for Posture Workout” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Bone Strengthening Workout” Thursday, June 29 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 Big Pacific 2:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw 3:00 Nova “Making North America: Life” 4:00 Carl Maxey: A Fighting Life [KSPS] 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Slenderize and Strengthen Your Legs” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Spine Stretch for Posture Workout” Friday, June 30 Mdnt PBS NewsHour 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 The Tunnel: Sabotage 3:00 Big Pacific 4:00 Great Yellowstone Thaw 5:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Improve Your Posture” 5:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Slenderize and Strengthen Your Legs”

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