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May 2020

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1 I am writing this, only my third Manager’s Memo, from my living room, sitting at a scratched-up old desk that I, luckily, had not gotten around to hauling away yet. My computer and monitor are sitting on top of stacks of old books, so that my computer is at an appropriate height for the many video conferences I’ve attended today. Zoom, WebEx, Teams, I’m familiar with all of them. So are many of you. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of all Utahns in ways both significant and subtle.

While the coronavirus has forced us to increase our physical distance from each other, it has been amazing to see how it has also made our community pull together. Utahns are helping their neighbors who cannot get out to get their groceries, are supporting their local restaurants by ordering takeout, and are performing countless small acts of service for one another.

I’ve been inspired by how my colleagues here at PBS Utah have responded to the crisis, and have worked so hard to serve and connect our community. Our Education Program Manager began producing videos from her home showing activities that parents could do with their children while schools were closed. The team at The Hinckley Report figured out how

to host a round-table political discussion when participants couldn’t be in the same room, let alone at the same table. And our indomitable studio team produced a live town hall about the virus on the very same day that a 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook the station. These are just a few examples of the resiliency, dedication, and adaptability displayed by our entire staff. Because of their hard work, we’ll continue to bring you the programs you’ve come to depend on to be informed about the world around you, as well as the programs you occasionally need to divert you from it. And we’ll be introducing a new program in May,

Utah Insight, which will look at Utah issues in

an innovative way, beginning with the effects COVID-19 has had on our state.

I want to use this opportunity to thank each member of the staff of PBS Utah for their commitment to our mission and our viewers. And to thank you, our loyal supporters, for making it possible for us to fulfill that commitment.

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Utah Insight, PBS Utah’s

new weekly series, examines the most pressing issues facing our state. Hosts Liz Adeola and RaeAnn Christensen join leading experts and local authorities to shed light on topics that matter most to Utahns, from air quality to affordable housing. The eleven-part series premieres Friday, May 15 at 7:30 p.m. on PBS Utah. Each half-hour episode of Utah Insight is

dedicated to one topic and features a panel of experts, interviews with people on the front lines, and a segment illustrating the human impact these issues have in the community. While the series presents an in-depth analysis of issues affecting the state, it also includes viewers in the conversation. Utah Insight

incorporates viewer comments and fields Utahns’ pressing questions to those who are best equipped to answer them.

Adeola and Christensen take turns hosting the series, which highlights individuals and organizations working to tackle the issues in their own way, from high school students creating art for air quality to a new initiative bringing tech jobs to rural communities. In the premiere episode, Utah Insight

presents economic recovery solutions for

those negatively impacted by COVID-19, with a focus on the unemployed, struggling small businesses, and the underinsured or uninsured people struggling to pay bills and connecting them to the resources they need to help them through this challenging time. Christensen speaks with Five Wives Vodka, a local business which pivoted to meet the public need for hand sanitizer in the wake of extraordinary demand during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the first season, hosts Adeola and Christensen guide viewers through a series of topics, including the urban-rural divide in mental health services, education funding, emergency preparedness, the growing senior population, diversity, Utah’s tech boom, air quality, the growing homeless population, lack of women in politics, and affordable housing.

Utah Insight provides nuanced perspectives

from leading experts and local authorities about the real-life impacts these issues have on Utahns today. By addressing the issues that Utahns care about, this new PBS Utah series leaves viewers more informed and better prepared to confront the issues that impact their own lives and their communities.

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American Experience explores the fascinating

life and tumultuous presidency of George W. Bush in a new two-part, four-hour biography of the 43rd U.S. president. The documentary features insights from historians, journalists, and members of the president’s inner circle, including Chiefs of Staff Andy Card and Joshua Bolten, speechwriter David Frum, press secretary Ari Fleischer, senior advisor Karl Rove, and others. The latest addition to the

American Experience award-winning series

of presidential biographies, George W. Bush

premieres Monday and Tuesday, May 4-5 at 8:00 p.m. on PBS Utah.

Part One, airing on Monday, May 4 at 8:00 p.m., chronicles Bush’s unorthodox road to the White House. The once wild son of a political dynasty, few expected Bush to ascend to the presidency. Yet 36 days after the November 2000 election, Bush emerged the victor of the most hotly contested race in the nation’s history. Little in the new president’s past could have prepared him for the events that unfolded on September 11, 2001. Bush’s response to the deadly terrorist attacks would come to define a new era in American foreign policy.

Part Two, airing on Tuesday, May 5 at 8:00 p.m., opens with the ensuing war in Iraq and continues through Bush’s second term, as the President confronts the devastating impact of Hurricane Katrina and the most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression.

“George W. Bush took office less than 10 months before 9/11 ushered in a new era of fear, anger, and uncertainty, as news of threat levels and anthrax scares became a daily occurrence,” said Susan Bellows, American Experience senior producer. “Twenty years

after the dramatic Bush-Gore election of 2000 that introduced the term ‘hanging chad’ to our lexicon, this new film explores the evolution of George W. Bush’s character and how it shaped his presidency.”

“What makes George W. Bush such a fascinating subject is that he was one of the least prepared presidents in our history, yet faced some of the greatest challenges,” said filmmaker Barak Goodman. “Not since Lincoln has such an inexperienced leader been called upon in a moment of genuine existential crisis. How Bush evolved in office under these pressures — at first struggling mightily, but later finding his feet — illuminates not only his character, but the evolving nature of power and the presidency in an increasingly dangerous world.”

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Fri. 1

5:30 BBC World News America 6:00 PBS NewsHour

7:00 Washington Week 7:30 The Hinckley Report

8:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History: The Common Cause (1939-1944)

FDR shatters the third-term tradition, struggles to prepare a reluctant country to enter World War II and, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, helps set the course toward Allied victory. Meanwhile, Eleanor struggles to keep New Deal reforms alive in wartime and travels the Pacific to comfort wounded servicemen. Diagnosed with congestive heart failure in 1943 and with the war still raging, FDR resolves to conceal his condition and run for a fourth term.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Call the Midwife

12:00A American Masters: Julia Child

Sat. 2

6:00A Pinkalicious & Peterrific

6:30 Molly of Denali

7:00 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum 7:30 Let's Go Luna!

8:00 This Old House 8:30 Ask This Old House 9:00 Woodsmith Shop 9:30 Simply Ming

10:00 100 Days, Drinks, Dishes and Destinations

10:30 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

11:00 Kevin Belton's New Orleans Celebrations

11:30 Jamie's Quick & Easy Food Noon Martha Bakes

12:30 Sara's Weeknight Meals 1:00 Dishing with Julia Child 1:30 Lidia's Kitchen

2:00 America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

2:30 Cook's Country 3:00 Pati's Mexican Table 3:30 Somewhere South 4:30 The This Old House Hour 5:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 6:00 Antiques Roadshow: McNay Art

Museum

7:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private Investigators: Outrageous Fortune

When a pampered pooch is found missing from his life of luxury, Frank and Lu are hired to hound him down. 8:00 Frankie Drake Mysteries: Diamonds

Are A Gal's Best Friend What starts as a

simple case of a missing horse leads the team into the gardens of Toronto's elite in pursuit of a murderous jewel thief. 9:00 Death in Paradise

10:00 Grantchester Season 3 on Masterpiece 11:00 Austin City Limits: Gary Clark, Jr. 12:00A Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries:

The Tropics

Sun. 3

8:00 Nature Cat 8:30 Wild Kratts 9:00 Odd Squad

Changes may occur after press time. Consult our website, pbsutah.org, for updates. Listings for children’s programs airing before 5:30 p.m. on weekdays are on page 34. For more detailed schedule information, visit pbsutah.org. All programs are closed-captioned.

Program Listings

Special program

PBS Utah production

9:30 Arthur 10:00 Ready Jet Go! 10:30 SciGirls

11:00 The Hinckley Report 11:30 Washington Week Noon Curious Traveler 12:30 Rick Steves' Europe

1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The Tropics

2:00 H20: The Molecule That Made Us: Civilizations

3:00 Secrets of the Dead: Building Notre Dame

4:00 Inside the Ritz Hotel London (2 of 2) 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 This Is Utah: Set in Stone

Head to the 5th Annual Joe’s Valley Festival for a look at the event that is drawing climbers from around the world. Celebrate 100 years with the Wasatch Mountain Club, a group who is passionate about preserving Utah’s pristine outdoor spaces. And discover Nine Mile Canyon, considered the world’s longest outdoor art gallery, a hidden gem with over 40 miles of rock art.

6:00 Father Brown: The Flower of the Fairway With “Go Home — or die”

burnt into the grass of a new golf course, fingers are pointed to a protester of the new business. When two bodies are found during the golf tournament, Father Brown discovers some shocking secrets.

7:00 Call the Midwife Disappointed by

the Poplar Horticultural Show's cancellation, Fred attempts to reinstate it. The Turners receive an alarming phone call about their daughter. Valerie's pregnant cousin hopes her baby will be born on a day well before her due date.

8:00 World on Fire on Masterpiece (Part 5)

Harry and his unit reach Dunkirk, with the odds stacked against them. 9:00 Baptiste on Masterpiece (Part 4)

Julien finds the money, but Edward makes a reckless move that puts the case in jeopardy.

10:00 Last Tango in Halifax

11:00 Call the Midwife

12:00A Fire in the Heartland: The Kent State

Story

Mon. 4

7:00 Antiques Roadshow: McNay Art Museum

Everything is bigger in Texas, including

Roadshow appraisals such as Julius

Cohen yellow diamond earrings, a 1928 Gibson Granada banjo, and a collection of original comic art dating to around 1937.

8:00 American Experience: George W. Bush

(1 of 2) Explore Bush's tumultuous youth and his unorthodox road to the presidency via the contested election of 2000. The new administration's focus on domestic issues is abruptly brought to a halt by the shocking terrorist attacks of 9/11.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe

11:00 This Is Utah: No Biz Like Show Biz 11:30 Outdoor Idaho: Bear Lake, Caribbean

of the Rockies

12:00A Power Trip: The Story of Energy

Tue. 5

7:00 The Queen at War Learn how the

longest reigning monarch in British history was shaped by World War II. Princess Elizabeth’s experiences during the war mirrored those of the public and helped shape her into the Queen she is today.

8:00 American Experience: George W. Bush

(2 of 2) Follow the evolution of Bush's presidency, from 9/11 and the ensuing war in Iraq to his second term challenges, including anthrax scares, threat levels, Hurricane Katrina, and the most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances

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10:30 Rick Steves' Europe

11:00 Independent Lens: Out of State

Take an inside look at the lives of two native Hawaiians who were sent thousands of miles away from the tropical islands to a private prison in the Arizona desert. In this unlikely setting, the men find a community of other native Hawaiians and discover their indigenous traditions from a fellow inmate serving a life sentence.

12:00A Pacific Heartbeat

Wed. 6

7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The North Travel to the Northern

Hemisphere, where the spy creatures learn how animals move, feed, and fight. A spy hummingbird films millions of butterflies, and a spy squirrel finds itself in a battle. A spy beaver watches other beavers building dams.

8:00 H20: The Molecule That Made Us: Crisis

Earth's changing water cycle — and a globalized movement towards water for profit — is forcing changes in humans' reliance on water. Can a geopolitical crisis be averted?

9:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall: Greenland — Ice Mountain Follow

Steve Backshall as he tries to summit a remote and unclimbed mountain in Greenland's Stauning Alps. After facing quicksand, a river, and a glacier to reach basecamp, the climb gives Steve a unique insight into a fast-changing environment.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Last Tango in Halifax

12:00A The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece

Thu. 7

7:00 This Is Utah: Never Too Late

Meet a 94-year-old ballroom dancer, the owners of Carol’s Pastry Shop, and a yo-yo grand master.

7:30 Outdoor Idaho: Salmon River Lodges & Legacies Flowing through the heart

of Idaho, the Salmon River made Lewis and Clark turn back, and for decades it was visited only by a few hardy pioneers and explorers. Discover some remarkable spots and legendary characters as Outdoor Idaho journeys

by raft and jet boat to rustic lodges and other landmarks on the river.

8:00 Midsomer Murders: The Dagger Club

(1 of 2) The unveiling of a newly-discovered novel by a deceased Midsomer crime writer at the Luxton Deeping Crime Festival is jeopardized when the manuscript is stolen and a woman is fatally electrocuted by a booby-trapped roulette wheel. Can new dad Barnaby untangle a web of jealousy and obsession to find the killer? 8:45 Midsomer Murders: The Dagger Club

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9:30 Mister Winner: The Stag Do 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe

11:00 World on Fire on Masterpiece (Part 5) 12:00A Baptiste on Masterpiece (Part 4)

Fri. 8

7:00 Washington Week 7:30 The Hinckley Report

8:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History: A Strong and Active Faith (1944-1962)

Frail and failing but determined to see the war through to victory, FDR wins re-election and begins planning for a peaceful postwar world, but a cerebral hemorrhage kills him at 63. After her husband's death, Eleanor Roosevelt proves herself a shrewd politician and a skilled negotiator in her own right, as well as a champion of civil rights, civil liberties,

Tue. May 5, 11PM

Take an inside look at the lives of two native Hawaiians who were sent thousands of miles away from the tropical islands to a private prison in the Arizona desert. In this unlikely setting, the men find a community of other native Hawaiians and discover their indigenous traditions from a fellow inmate serving a life sentence. This program is presented in recognition of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

Independent Lens:

Out of State

Tue. May 5, 7PM

Learn how Princess Elizabeth — just 13 years old when World War II broke out — was set on her life's path to become a legendary monarch. Together with sister Margaret, the young princesses became symbols of hope for a nation wracked by a horrific war, the terrors of the Blitz and the relocation of over a million children. By 1945, Elizabeth had been transformed from a shy girl into a confident young woman and proved her mettle as a driver and mechanic in the women's branch of the army.

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1962, she is mourned everywhere as the First Lady of the World.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Call the Midwife 12:00A The Queen at War

Sat. 9

6:00A Pinkalicious & Peterrific 6:30 Molly of Denali

11:00 Kevin Belton's New Orleans Celebrations

2:30 Cook's Country

3:00 Outside: Beyond the Lens

3:30 Outdoor Idaho: Salmon River Lodge 4:00 Woodsmith Shop

4:30 The This Old House Hour 5:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 6:00 Antiques Roadshow: McNay Art

Museum

7:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private Investigators: The Play's the Thing

Lu and Frank go undercover in a world where fantasy and reality merge. 8:00 Frankie Drake Mysteries: Dealer's Choice

Frankie and Trudy reluctantly take a

case from mob boss Bessie Starkman, but things take a turn when Frankie's accused of murdering a mole. 9:00 Death in Paradise When a storm hits

Saint Marie, the Police Station becomes a crime scene. A man is found dead, locked inside, but how did he get in there — and how did the killer escape without touching any of the locks?

10:00 Grantchester Season 4 on Masterpiece 12:00A H20: The Molecule That Made Us: Crisis

Sun. 10

6:00A Pinkalicious & Peterrific 6:30 Molly of Denali

8:00 Nature Cat 8:30 Wild Kratts 9:00 Odd Squad 9:30 Arthur 10:00 Ready Jet Go! 10:30 Cyberchase

11:00 The Hinckley Report 11:30 Washington Week Noon Curious Traveler 12:30 Rick Steves' Europe

1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The North

2:00 H20: The Molecule That Made Us: Crisis 3:00 Hayao Miyazaki: 10 Years with the Master 4:00 Stella & Co.: A Romantic Musical

Comedy Documentary About Aging 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 This Is Utah: No Biz Like Show Biz

Get a behind-the-scenes look at show business in Utah and meet the passionate creators who share their stories through film, dance, and music. 6:00 Father Brown: The Two Deaths of

Hercule Flambeau When Father

Brown reads about Hercule Flambeau's untimely death in Italy, he revisits a cryptic letter and key recently sent to him by Flambeau. At the risk of his life, Father Brown must solve the

mystery and protect The Iron Crown, which holds a nail that was used in the crucifixion of Christ.

7:00 Call the Midwife The team celebrate

the arrival of the maternity home's long-awaited incubator. Kevin's newest patient has a troubled home life and needs his emotional as well as medical support. Nurse Crane struggles with the cubs in Sgt. Woolf's absence.

Paris falls to the Nazis, and Webster and Albert's lives are turned upside down. 9:00 Baptiste on Masterpiece (Part 5)

Julien plots an audacious move to frame Constantin, which ends in bloodshed.

10:00 Last Tango in Halifax 11:00 Call the Midwife

12:00A Stella & Co.: A Romantic Musical Comedy Documentary About Aging

Mon. 11

5:30 BC World News America 6:00 PBS NewsHour

7:00 Asian Americans: Breaking Ground/ A Question of Loyalty See how new

immigrants from China, Japan, and beyond, despite anti-Asian laws, build railroads, dazzle in Hollywood, and fight for equality. Then, the first generation of U.S.-born Asian Americans have their loyalties tested during World War II.

9:00 In This Together

9:30 POV Shorts: There's No Place Like Home 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances

11:00 This Is Utah: Never Too Late 11:30 Outdoor Idaho: Salmon River Lodge 12:00A Power Trip: The Story of Energy

Tue. 12

7:00 Asian Americans: Good Americans/ Generation Rising Learn how Asian

Americans are targeted as perpetual

Mon. & Tue. May 11-12, 7PM

This two-night, five-hour series examines what the 2010 U.S. Census identifies as the fastest growing racial/ethnic group in the United States. Told through individual lives and personal stories, Asian Americans

examines the significant role of Asian Americans in shaping American history and identity, from the first wave of Asian immigrants in the 1850s and identity politics during the social and cultural turmoil of the twentieth century to modern refugee crises in a globally connected world. This program is presented in recognition of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

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younger generation fights for equality in the fields, on campuses, and in the culture. New immigrants and war refugees expand the definition of Asian American.

9:00 Asian Americans: Breaking Through

Revisit the turn of the millennium, when Asian Americans are empowered by growing numbers and rising influence but face a reckoning of what it means to be an American in an increasingly polarized society.

11:00 Independent Lens: Rewind For as long

as Sasha Neulinger can remember, a video camera was ever-present, with his father constantly filming — from birthday parties to hockey games to holidays. But his father’s camera, trained on the frequent gatherings of a tight-knit family, was also documenting a hidden secret, the revelation of which would lead to a media firestorm, a high-stakes court battle, and a generational reckoning.

12:30A This Is Utah: Never Too Late

Wed. 13

7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The Islands Explore the islands of the

South Pacific with creatures like the spy koala, who captures breeding behavior in Australia, or the spy crab, who joins an army of red crabs on their march to the sea to deposit their eggs.

8:00 NOVA: Eagle Power What makes eagles

so remarkable? Researchers study one special bird, revealing her exceptional strength, eyesight, and flying skills. Meanwhile, in-the-nest footage of a new bald eagle family captures the drama of chicks struggling to survive. 9:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall:

Mexico — Maya Underworld

Return to Mexico, where Steve Backshall explores a honeycomb of subterranean

Mexican caves that the ancient Maya believed were a portal to a terrifying underworld. In a dark and flooded cave, Steve finds incredible never-before-seen artifacts.

Thu. 14

7:00 This Is Utah: It Takes A Village

Visit the annual Bison Roundup, dance along with Ngoma y’Africa, and learn the story of KRCL.

7:30 Outdoor Idaho: Idaho's Middle Earth

Discover the pitch-black world of wild caves in the depths of Idaho.

8:00 Midsomer Murders: Murder by Magic

(1 of 2) When a pub landlady is crushed to death during a magic show in Midsomer Oaks, Barnaby and Nelson uncover conflict between the village church and ancient pagan traditions. 8:45 Midsomer Murders: Murder by Magic

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9:30 Mister Winner: The Wedding 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe

Fri. 15

7:00 Washington Week

7:30 Utah Insight: COVID-19 Recovery

The COVID-19 pandemic has had lasting effects on Utahns’ wallets — from furloughed workers struggling to pay rent to small business owners fighting to keep doors open. And for those who do get sick, what happens after the hospital bill arrives? Community

Wed. May 13, 8PM

Eagles are the most powerful birds in the sky. They are capable of tackling enormous prey, spotting food at vast distances, and soaring for miles on the wing. But how do they achieve this? To find out, this film follows the dramatic story of a family of bald eagles while bird specialist Lloyd Buck puts his trained golden eagle to the test in a series of remarkable experiments.

NOVA:

Eagle Power

Tue. May 12, 11PM

For as long as Sasha Neulinger can remember, a video camera was ever-present, with his father constantly filming. But his father’s camera, trained on the frequent gatherings of a tight-knit family, was also documenting a hidden secret, the revelation of which would lead to a media firestorm, a high-stakes court battle, and a generational reckoning. Rewind probes the

gap between image and reality, showing both how little, and how much, a camera can capture.

Independent Lens:

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resources available for Utahns who have experienced negative economic impacts due to the coronavirus. 8:00 Great Performances: Leonard

Bernstein Mass Enjoy Ravinia Festival's

production of Leonard Bernstein's theater piece starring Tony Award-winning baritone Paulo Szot and featuring the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Baltimore Symphony Orchestra artistic director Marin Alsop conducts.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Call the Midwife

12:00A Canyons & Ice: The Last Run of

Dick Griffith

Sat. 16

3:30 Outdoor Idaho: Idaho’s Middle Earth 4:00 Woodsmith Shop

4:30 The This Old House Hour 5:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 6:00 Antiques Roadshow: Celebrating

Asian-Pacific Heritage 7:00 Death in Paradise

8:00 Frankie Drake Mysteries: Now You See Her When a magician's assistant

is killed, Frankie goes undercover to find the culprit. But can she see clearly through the smoke and mirrors? 9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private

Investigators: This Cursed Hand

A failed actor gets upstaged during a Shakespearean ghost walk.

10:00 Grantchester Season 4 on Masterpiece 11:00 Austin City Limits: Maggie Rogers 12:00A Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries:

The Islands

Sun. 17

11:00 Utah Insight: COVID-19 Recovery 11:30 Washington Week

Noon Curious Traveler 12:30 Rick Steves' Europe

1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The Islands

2:00 NOVA: Eagle Power

3:00 Hayao Miyazaki: 10 Years with the Master

4:00 Canyons & Ice: The Last Run of Dick Griffith

5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 This Is Utah: Celebrating Our

Heritage Take a tour of historic

Spring City, see how the members of

Mon. May 18, 8PM

Join the Roadshow as it turns the spotlight

on incredible items with Asian and Pacific Islands origins, including a Hawaiian kou bowl, a Ghandi presentation spinning wheel, and an 1888 Joesph Nawahi painting. This program is presented in recognition of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

Antiques Roadshow:

Celebrating Asian-Pacific

Heritage

Fri. May 15, 8PM

Enjoy Ravinia Festival's production of Leonard Bernstein's theater piece starring Tony Award-winning baritone Paulo Szot and featuring the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Baltimore Symphony Orchestra artistic director Marin Alsop conducts.

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Ballet Folklorico connect with their Latin American roots, and meet the descendent of a Chinese railroad worker who built the transcontinental railroad.

6:00 Father Brown: The Great Train Robbery

Faced with the prospect of traveling in second class, Lady Felicia is delighted to run into opera legend Dame Bianca Norman who invites her and Mrs. McCarthy away from the riff-raff into her private pullman carriage. 7:00 Call the Midwife When the council

sends a letter announcing plans to cut Nonnatus House's funding, Sister Julienne takes matters into her own hands. Nurse Crane cares for an unmarried expectant mother. Petra must move up her wedding after becoming pregnant.

In the season finale, Harry has a second chance at saving Kasia from Warsaw. In Manchester, could Lois be set for happiness at last?

9:00 Baptiste on Masterpiece (Part 6)

In the season finale, Julien discovers the inside source, bringing the case to a devastating conclusion.

10:00 Last Tango in Halifax 11:00 Call the Midwife

12:00A Livingston Taylor Live from Sellersville Theatre: Songs and Stories

Mon. 18

7:00 Antiques Roadshow: Little Rock, AR

Discover hidden treasures in Little Rock, such as a 1985 Charles Schulz Snoopy sketch, Chinese altar garniture, ca. 1850, and a 1919 William Faulkner handmade poetry book.

8:00 Antiques Roadshow: Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage Travel with Roadshow

as it turns the spotlight on incredible items with Asian and Pacific Islands origins, including a Hawaiian kou bowl, a Ghandi presentation spinning wheel, and an 1888 Joesph Nawahi painting.

Tue. May 19, 9PM

FRONTLINE goes inside a hospital battling

COVID-19 cases in Northern Italy, as doctors are forced to make life and death decisions. The program also reports on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting U.S. families already facing poverty.

FRONTLINE:

Inside Italy’s COVID War

Tue. May 19, 8PM

Learn the story of Tetsuya Theodore Fujita, aka Mr. Tornado, a Japanese American scientist who devoted his life to unlocking the mysteries of severe storms. Most widely known for creating the Fujita Scale, or F-Scale, of tornado damage intensity, Fujita brought relentless, creative energy to the field of meteorology. This program is presented in recognition of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

American Experience:

Mr. Tornado

Mon. May 18, 9PM

Although Clarence Thomas remains a controversial figure, few know much more than some headlines and the recollections of his contentious confirmation battle with Anita Hill. Yet, the personal odyssey of Clarence Thomas is a classic American story. His life began in extreme poverty in the segregated South, and moved to the height of the legal profession, as one of the most influential justices on the Supreme Court.

Created Equal:

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In His Own Words Take a rare look into

the life and perspective of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as he discusses his life, legacy, and legal theories.

11:00 This Is Utah: It Takes A Village 11:30 Outdoor Idaho: Idaho’s Middle Earth 12:00A Power Trip: The Story of Energy

Tue. 19

7:00 NOVA: Deadliest Tornadoes

In April 2011, the worst tornado outbreak in decades left a trail of destruction across the U.S., killing more than 340 people. Why was there such an extreme outbreak? How do such outbreaks form? With modern warning systems why did so many die? Is our weather getting more extreme? NOVA looks at

the science behind the April outbreak, meeting those affected, and the scientists trying to predict tornadoes and understand whether this outbreak relates to global climate change. 8:00 American Experience: Mr. Tornado

Meet pioneering meteorologist Ted Fujita, a Japanese American scientist who transformed our understanding of tornados. His technological advancements saved lives and helped Americans prepare for and respond to dangerous weather phenomena. 9:00 FRONTLINE: Inside Italy’s COVID War

Join FRONTLINE for look inside a

hospital in Northern Italy that is battling COVID-19 cases, where doctors are forced to make difficult life and death decisions.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Search & Rescue 12:00A Pacific Heartbeat

Wed. 20

7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The Poles From penguin chicks to

elephant seals, and wolf cubs to polar bears, the spy creatures meet and observe the hardiest and most charismatic animals in the Arctic and Antarctic circles.

8:00 NOVA: Decoding COVID-19

The coronavirus has upended life as we know it in a matter of mere months. But at the same time, an unprecedented global effort to understand and contain the virus is underway. Join the doctors on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19 as they strategize to stop the spread, and meet the researchers racing to find treatments and vaccines. Understand how this devastating disease emerged, what it does to the human body, and why it exploded into a pandemic.

9:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall: Suriname — Ghost River

Join Steve Backshall in a region of Suriname that's so remote, it could conceal undiscovered natural wonders. He and his team travel deep into the jungle to kayak an unnamed river. The journey results in a surprise beyond their wildest dreams.

Thu. 21

7:00 This Is Utah: Celebrating Our Heritage Take a tour of historic

Spring City, see how the members of Ballet Folklorico connect with their Latin American roots, and meet the descendent of a Chinese railroad worker who built the transcontinental railroad. 7:30 Outdoor Idaho: Valley of the Tetons

Learn how ranching, recreation, and natural resources help Teton County thrive throughout the year from the valley floor to the tip of the Tetons.

8:00 Midsomer Murders: The Ballad of Midsomer County (1 of 2) Could a ballad

made famous by late, lamented folk singer Johnny Carver be an inspiration for murder? Did someone want to kill Toby Winning for threatening to take the Little Crosby Folk Festival away from Midsomer – or is the true motive something hidden for 20 years? 8:45 Midsomer Murders: The Ballad of

Midsomer County (2 of 2)

9:30 Upstart Crow: Star Crossed Lovers

Will struggles to find inspiration for Romeo while at the same time having to deal with an angry actor, a very annoying house guest, and his family's not-terribly-helpful script suggestions.

Fri. 22

7:30 Utah Insight: Mental Health/ Suicide Prevention Utah’s suicide rate

consistently ranks above the national average. What factors contribute to this high rate, why do rural counties struggle more than metropolitan ones, and how has the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to Utahns’ anxiety and stress levels?

8:00 Great Performances: LA Phil 100

Celebrate the centennial of this landmark orchestra with La Valse by Ravel, Stravinsky's Firebird, and more led by three renowned LA Philharmonic conductors: Zubin Mehta, Esa-Pekka Salonen, and current music and artistic director Gustavo Dudamel.

9:30 Call to Remember David Schaecter

takes viewers on an emotional journey through his life story — from a bucolic childhood amidst vineyards in Czechoslovakia to his and his brother Jakob's struggle for survival in Auschwitz, and finally, to David's

Wed. May 20, 8PM

The coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 has upended life as we know it in a matter of mere months. But at the same time, an

unprecedented global effort to understand and contain the virus is underway. Join the doctors on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19 as they strategize to stop the spread, and meet the researchers racing to find treatments and vaccines. Discover how this devastating disease emerged, what it does to the human body, and why it exploded into a pandemic.

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Through David's story, witness the cruelty of intolerance, but also the power and will of the human spirit.

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Call the Midwife 12:00A Vietnam: An Inner View

Sat. 23

10:30 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television 11:00 Kevin Belton's New Orleans

Celebrations

3:30 Outdoor Idaho: Valley of the Tetons 4:00 Woodsmith Shop

4:30 The This Old House Hour 5:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 6:00 Antiques Roadshow: Little Rock 7:00 Death in Paradise

8:00 The Bletchley Circle — San Francisco 9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private

Investigators: Beware The Ides of March Frank and Lu investigate a series

of “accidents” on the set of a psychic television series that is hosted by two battling sisters.

10:00 Grantchester Season 4 on Masterpiece 11:00 Austin City Limits: Khalid/Mac Demarco 12:00A Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries:

The Poles

Sun. 24

6:00A Pinkalicious & Peterrific 6:30 Molly of Denali

11:00 Utah Insight: Mental Health/ Suicide Prevention

11:30 Washington Week Noon Curious Traveler 12:30 Rick Steves' Europe

1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The Poles

2:00 NOVA: Decoding COVID-19

3:00 Hayao Miyazaki: 10 Years with the Master 4:00 Yoshiki: Live at Carnegie Hall

5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 This Is Utah: It Takes A Village

Visit the annual Bison Roundup, dance along with Ngoma y’Africa, and learn the story of KRCL.

6:00 Father Brown: The Passing Bell A new

musical director for the bell ringers of St. Mary’s leads to discord, disharmony, and the bloodcurdling sound of murder. 7:00 National Memorial Day Concert

Join the 31st annual broadcast of America's national night of remembrance, honoring the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, their families at home, and all those who gave their lives for our country.

8:30 National Memorial Day Concert 10:00 Last Tango in Halifax

11:00 American Masters: Sammy Davis, Jr.

Sun. May 24, 7 & 8:30PM

Join the 31st annual broadcast of America's national night of remembrance, honoring the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, their families at home, and all those who gave their lives for our country.

National Memorial Day

Concert 2020

Fri. May 22, 9:30PM

David Schaecter takes viewers on an emotional journey through his life story — from a bucolic childhood in Czechoslovakia to his struggle for survival in Auschwitz, and finally, to his dramatic escape from the Nazis. David, the only member of his family to survive the Holocaust, would eventually immigrate to the United States and help found the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach. Through his story, viewers witness the cruelty of intolerance, but also the power and will of the human spirit.

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7:00 Antiques Roadshow: Charleston, SC

Travel with Roadshow to Charleston

and learn about a Babe Ruth archive, a Japanese Komai iron and gold vase from around 1890, and a Virginia Federal walnut cellarette.

8:00 Antiques Roadshow: Charleston, SC

Find out the history and value of treasures in Charleston, such as a locally made Francis Sommer astronomical regulator clock, an 1899 Oscar Wilde manuscript poem, and a 1960 Rene Portocarrero "Catedral" oil.

9:00 Registry Uncover the hidden history

of the U.S. Army's Military Intelligence Service (MIS) during World War II — a story made possible because of a few aging Japanese American veterans with a little Internet savvy and a lot of determination.

11:00 This Is Utah: Celebrating Our Heritage

11:30 Outdoor Idaho: Valley of the Tetons 12:00A Power Trip: The Story of Energy

Tue. 26

7:00 Finding Your Roots: Beyond the Pale

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the Jewish heritages of actor Jeff Goldblum, radio host Terry Gross, and comedian Marc Maron, uncovering previously unknown stories that show each shares much more with their ancestors than a religious tradition.

8:00 Viral: Antisemitism in Four Mutations

By virtually every yardstick, antisemitism in the U.S. and Europe is rising and worsening in ways not seen since the 1930s. Filmmaker Andrew Goldberg explores its infectious behavior as he travels through four countries to

Tue. May 26, 9:30PM

FRONTLINE presents a landmark

documentary about some of the last survivors of the Holocaust. Only children at the time, these now elderly survivors reflect on how the trauma of the Holocaust has affected the rest of their lives.

FRONTLINE:

The Last Survivors

Tue. May 26, 8PM

By virtually every yardstick, antisemitism in the U.S. and Europe is rising and worsening in ways not seen since the 1930s. Filmmaker Andrew Goldberg travels through four countries to explore firsthand the increasing bigotry and violence. As activist Maajid Nawaz says in the film, "If we don't draw a red line in the sand when it comes to antisemitism, Muslims will be next, gays will be next, and everyone else who is deemed a minority will be next."

Viral:

Anti-Semitism in Four Mutations

Mon. May 25, 9PM

Uncover the hidden history of the U.S. Army's Military Intelligence Service (MIS) during World War II — a story made possible because of a few aging Japanese American veterans with a little Internet savvy and a lot of determination. This program is presented in recognition of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

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antisemites, and interviewees including Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Fareed Zakaria, George Will, and Deborah Lipstadt. 9:30 FRONTLINE: The Last Survivors

This landmark documentary presents some of the last survivors of the Holocaust. Only children at the time, these now elderly survivors reflect on how the war affected the rest of their lives.

11:00 Independent Lens: Eating Up Easter

More than just a picture postcard of iconic stone statues, Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, is a microcosm of a planet in flux. Though it is the most remote inhabited island in the Pacific Ocean, Rapa Nui reflects the clash between growth and sustainability faced by communities worldwide.

12:00A Greatest Bond

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7:00 Nature: Sex, Lies and Butterflies

Explore the astounding abilities of butterflies’ 360-degree vision, deceptive camouflage, chemical weaponry, and fantastic flight. Look beyond their bright colors and fragile beauty and follow them on one of the greatest migrations on Earth.

8:00 NOVA: Last B-24 Underwater

archaeologists investigate a B-24 Liberator bomber that crashed into the sea in 1940.

9:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall: Oman — Desert Fortress

Visit the remote and impenetrable Dhofar Mountains in Oman, where Steve Backshall hopes to become the first to climb unexplored cliffs. Along the way, he encounters one of the rarest animals on Earth.

12:00A The Durrells in Corfu Season 2

on Masterpiece

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7:00 This Is Utah: If You Build It....

Go backstage at the Utah Shakespeare Festival to see why many say it is one of the best in the nation. Travel to Helper, Utah, and discover how it has become an eclectic haven for artists. And join five University of Utah Architecture graduate students as they head down to the desert to build a home for a Dine mother and her son.

7:30 Outdoor Idaho: Wild Horses

Examine what is happening with wild horse herds in Idaho and how some new ideas may offer solutions to a seemingly hopeless situation.

8:00 Midsomer Murders: A Vintage Murder

(1 of 2) The fizz goes out of a sparkling wine launch when the glasses are laced with poison. Guest star Claire Bloom (Doc Martin).

8:45 Midsomer Murders: A Vintage Murder

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9:30 Upstart Crow: The Play's the Thing

Will's controversial new play is about to be presented to Queen Elizabeth when it goes missing. As the finger of suspicion points at his best friend, Marlowe, can Will come up with a way to recover his stolen masterpiece?

10:00 Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 The Tunnel: Vengeance 12:00A The Tunnel: Vengeance

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7:30 Utah Insight: Education

Utah ranks last in the nation for per-pupil education spending. Utah’s teachers are paid far below the national average, resulting in a consistent shortage of qualified educators. Learn

Fri. May 29, 8PM

Discover the ingenious inventor behind the pretty face as the Hollywood star tells her own story in a newly discovered interview. Hedy Lamarr’s pioneering work is the basis for secure WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth.

American Masters:

Bombshell:

The Hedy Lamarr Story

Tue. May 26, 11PM

More than just a picture postcard of iconic stone statues, Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, is a microcosm of a planet in flux. Native Rapanui grapple with a booming tourism trade that brings in money — and waste — and a changing climate that threatens the fragile ecology on the island. Though it is the most remote inhabited island in the Pacific Ocean, Rapa Nui reflects the clash between growth and sustainability faced by communities worldwide.

Independent Lens:

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3:00 Outside: Beyond the Lens 3:30 Outdoor Idaho: Wild Horses 4:00 Woodsmith Shop

4:30 The This Old House Hour 5:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 6:00 Antiques Roadshow: Charleston 7:00 Death in Paradise

8:00 The Bletchley Circle — San Francisco 9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private Investigators: No More Cakes and Ale

It is a race against the clock for Frank and Lu to track down a key witness for a murder trial.

10:00 Grantchester Season 4 on Masterpiece 11:00 Austin City Limits: Steve Earle & The

Dukes: A Tribute to Guy Clark 12:00A Nature: Sex, Lies and Butterflies

Sun. 31

11:00 Utah Insight: Education 11:30 Washington Week Noon Curious Traveler 12:30 Rick Steves' Europe

1:00 Nature: Sex, Lies and Butterflies

2:00 NOVA: Last B-24

3:00 Hayao Miyazaki: 10 Years with the Master

4:00 Touching the Sound 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Governor's Monthly News

Conference

6:00 Father Brown: The Whistle in the Dark

Father Brown accidentally attends a seance at the house of Professor Robert Wiseman who is showcasing the power of a magical artefact — a bone whistle — which is on sale to the highest bidder. 7:00 Unforgotten Season 1 on Masterpiece

(1 of 3) Cassie and Sunny confront a skeleton buried in a cellar. Is it ancient or more recent? Clues tell them it's a 40-year-old murder and identify suspects Father Rob, Lizzie, Sir Phillip, and Eric.

8:25 Unforgotten Season 1 on Masterpiece

(2 of 3) Cassie and Sunny dig deeper into Jimmy's murder, which involved torture. Father Rob remembers Jimmy fondly. So does Eric. Questioned about past gangland ties, Sir Phillip refuses to cooperate.

9:50 Unforgotten Season 1 on Masterpiece

(3 of 3) The past catches up with suspects Father Rob, Lizzie, Sir Phillip, and Eric. But which one is Jimmy's killer? It takes a second cold case to solve the mystery.

11:30 Secrets of Scotland Yard 12:30A This Is Utah: Celebrating

Our Heritage

about Utah teachers’ fight for higher pay, more funding for students, and smaller classroom sizes, and how education has changed in the wake of COVID-19. Plus, solutions for educators and parents.

8:00 American Masters: Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story Discover the

story of the most beautiful woman in the world, who was also an ingenious inventor. Her pioneering work helped revolutionize modern communication, including Wi-Fi, GPS,and Bluetooth. 9:30 Mary Tyler Moore: A Celebration

She "turned the world on with her smile" on The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and countless movie roles. This special features dozens of classic clips plus comments from Betty White, Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, Cloris Leachman, Gavin MacLeod, John Amos, Carl Reiner, Dick Van Dyke, and Mary Tyler Moore herself. Plus, Oprah Winfrey recounts Mary Tyler Moore's critical role in inspiring Oprah — and millions of others — as TV's first independent career woman.

10:30 Rick Steves' Europe 11:00 Leaves of Change

11:30 American Masters: Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story

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Sun. May 31, 7PM

PBS Utah encores all three episodes of

Unforgotten Season 1 on Masterpiece.

Nicola Walker (Last Tango in Halifax) and

Sanjeev Bhaskar (Indian Summers) star as

police officers investigating the cold case murder of a boy whose diary implicates four seemingly unconnected couples in a thriller that The Guardian (UK) hailed as “so much more than a satisfying murder mystery.”

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Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private Investigators

Call the Midwife

Antiques Roadshow

The Queen at War

Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The North

This Is Utah: Never Too Late

Washington Week

Call the Midwife

Shakespeare & Hathaway — Private Investigators Inside the Vatican

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Expedition with Steve Backshall: Greenland — Ice Mountain

American Experience: George W. Bush (1 of 2) (Begins at 6)

Reel South Reel South American Experience: The Chinese Exclusion Act (Begins at 6)

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America ReFramed (Begins at 6)

American Experience: George W. Bush (2 of 2) (Begins at 6)

Pati's Mexican Table Marathon Pati's Mexican Table Marathon

Best of the Joy of Painting

Pati's Mexican Table

Lidia's Kitchen Marathon

Lidia's Kitchen

American Experience (Continued)

Expedition with Steve Backshall: Greenland — Ice Mountain

Midsomer Murders (Begins at 8:45)

Death in Paradise

Baptiste on Masterpiece (Part 4)

American Experience (Continued)

The Roosevelts: An Intimate History (Continued)

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Doc World Pacific Heartbeat The Roosevelts: An Intimate History

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Amanpour & Co. My Greek Table

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Rick Steves' Europe

My Greek Table with Diane Kochilas Sara's Weeknight Meals

Rick Steves' Europe

Flavor of Poland

Rick Steves' Europe

Mister Winner

Nobody Dies: A Film About A Musician Her Mom and Vietnam

Native Waters: A Chitimacha Recollection

Lucky Chow

Lucky Chow Ciao Italia

Ciao Italia

Keeping Up Appearances

Grantchester Season 3 on Masterpiece

Last Tango in Halifax

Keeping Up Appearances

Last Tango in Halifax Grantchester Season 4 on Masterpiece

John Paul II in Ireland: A Plea for Peace

Independent Lens: People’s Republic of Desire

Sinking Cities: Tokyo

American Experience: George W. Bush (1 of 2)

Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The North

Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: The Tropics Keeping Up Appearances

American Experience: The Chinese Exclusion Act

Reel South

America ReFramed Lucky Chow

George Hirsch Lifestyle

Lucky Chow Ciao Italia

Ciao Italia

Rick Steves' Europe

Rick Steves' Europe Rick Steves' Europe Keeping Up Appearances

Rick Steves' Europe Rick Steves' Europe

Yan Can Cook: Spice Kingdom

In Julia's Kitchen with Master Chefs

Martha Bakes

Yan Can Cook: Spice Kingdom New Orleans Cooking

with Kevin Belton

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

Lidia's Kitchen

New Orleans Cooking with Kevin Belton

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated The Roosevelts: An Intimate History:

The Common Cause (1939-1944)

Frankie Drake Mysteries

World on Fire on Masterpiece (Part 5)

H20:

The Molecule That Made Us: Crisis

Midsomer Murders

The Roosevelts: An Intimate History: A Strong and Active Faith (1944-1962)

World on Fire on Masterpiece (Part 6) Frankie Drake Mysteries

PBS NewsHour PBS NewsHour PBS NewsHour PBS NewsHour Doc World Drawn Together America ReFramed PBS NewsHour PBS NewsHour America ReFramed Richard Bangs' Adventures with Purpose:

Costa Rica

Richard Bangs' Adventures with Purpose: Greece

Family Travel with Colleen Kelly

Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi

Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

In the Americas with David Yetman

Richard Bangs' Adventures with Purpose: Hong Kong

Richard Bangs' Adventures with Purpose: Morocco

Family Travel with Colleen Kelly The Hinckley Report

Outdoor Idaho: Salmon River Lodges & Legacies

The Hinckley Report Stories from the Stage

Nobody Dies: A Film About A Musician Her Mom and Vietnam

Pati's Mexican Table

Lidia's Kitchen

Seeing Canada

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

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