April 2011 – TV Guide by Indiana Public Media

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April 2011

Television from Indiana University

MemberCard Benefits of the Month Visit www.membercard.com or call (800) 662-3311 for complete details. April 2011 Vol. 35, No. 2 Viewing Guide Staff Scott Witzke Editor Milton Hamburger Graphic Designer WTIU Staff Perry Metz General Manager Phil Meyer Station Manager WTIU/Channel 30 is licensed to Indiana University, which provides general operating support. WTIU (USPS-010149) is published monthly as a service to its contributors by WTIU, Indiana University Television, 1229 East Seventh Street, Bloomington, IN 47405-5501. It is printed by Indiana University Printing Services, with Periodicals Postage paid at Bloomington, Indiana. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to WTIU, Membership Department Radio and TV Center Indiana University 1229 East 7th Street Bloomington, IN 47405-5501 WTIU is operated by Indiana University’s Radio and Television Services. It is a member station of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations. Key to viewing guide symbol: (r + date) = scheduled repeat broadcast DVS = descriptive video service WTIU Telephone Numbers: Program questions: (812) 855-5900 Membership questions: (812) 855-6114 or tvmember@indiana.edu Underwriting questions: (812) 855-9208 Membership: (800) 662-3311 Audience Response Line: (812) 855-0501 e-mail: wtiu@indiana.edu url: http://www.wtiu.indiana.edu

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Thank You WTIU would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their support during our March membership campaign. We couldn’t do the things we do without you! Volunteers:

On-Air:

Arts Sanctuary of Indiana Bahá’í Faith Katie Becker CallNet Call Center Services Becky Cape Margaret Dalle-Ave Bob & Dianne Dayhuff H&R Block Don Heintzman Martha Held Albert Hite Carl Horne Nancy Krueger Eleanor Lahr Jessica May Kay Olges Laura Plummer Psi Iota Xi-Zeta Chapter, The Bloomington Thrift Shop Barbara Randall Janet Rowland Silk Road Institute Ellen Simmons Sycamore Land Trust Beverly & Donald Warren Fran Weinberg Marianne Woodruff Morgan Woodruff

Gena Asher Chuck Carney Pam Davidson Mark Edwards Glenn Hicks Keith Klein Sherry Knighton- Schwandt Debbie Lemon Cullen McCarty Kevin Osborne Tom Roznowski Lynn Schwartzberg Food Donors: Applebee’s Baked of Bloomington Bloomington Cooking School/ Runcible Spoon Café Django IU Art Museum- Angles Cafe Kroger Limestone Grille Trojan Horse

Weekday Schedule 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00

Body Electric Curious George Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! Super Why! Dinosaur Train Barney & Friends Martha Speaks Clifford the Big Red Dog Sesame Street Sid the Science Kid Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

11:30 Knitting Daily

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Quilting Arts

Martha’s Sewing Sewing with Nancy Room

12:00 Martin Yan’s Hidden China Beg 4/18 Primal Grill

In Julia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country with Master from America’s Chefs Test Kitchen

Bake Decorate Celebrate

Mexico One Plate at a Time Beg 4/8 Cooking Oddysey

12:30 Victory Garden

Everyday Food

This Old House

Ask This Old House

Hometime

1:00 Nature

Antiques Roadshow

4/6 Long Days NOVA Working Hard 4/14 Planet 4/13 Gefilte-Fish Forward Chronicles 4/20 Swimming in Auschwitz 4/27 Remembering the Holocaust

Girls Life Beg 4/8 Secrets of the Dead

2:00 Body Electric

Body Electric

2:30 Scrapbook Memories

For Your Home

Best of the Joy of Painting

Best of Simply Painting

Katie Brown Workshop

3:00 WordGirl

WordGirl

3:30 Arthur

Arthur

4:00 Electric Company Electric Company Electric Company Electric Company Electric Company 4:30 Fetch! With Ruff Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Ruffman

Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman

Fetch! With Ruff The Friday Zone Ruffman

5:00 Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose

5:55 WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak 6:00 The European Journal

Religion & Ethics Healthy Minds NewsWeekly

My Generation

The Weekly Special 4/29 IN Focus

6:30 The Nightly The Nightly Business Report Business Report

The Nightly Business Report

The Nightly The Nightly Business Report Business Report

7:00 PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

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April Events Freedom Riders Screening

Be More Awards

Stanley Nelson

Courtesy of Corbis

From May until December 1961, more than 400 black and white Americans risked their lives—many endured savage beatings and imprisonment—for simply traveling together on buses as they journeyed through the Deep South. Determined to test and challenge segregated travel facilities, the Freedom Riders were greeted with mob violence and bitter racism, testing their belief in non-violent activism. From award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson (The Murder of Emmett Till, Jonestown, Wounded Knee), Freedom Riders features testimony from a fascinating cast of central characters: the Riders themselves, state and federal government officials, and journalists who witnessed the rides firsthand. The two-hour documentary comes to WTIU in May 2011, marking the 50th anniversary of the historic Rides. Filmmaker Stanley Nelson will also present a talk on Friday, April 1 at 3pm at the IU Cinema as part of the Jorgensen Lecture Series.

Courtesy of Firelight Media

Friday, April 1 at 7pm IU Cinema

Anniston, Alabama, an angry mob stoned and firebombed the Greyhound bus holding some of the original Freedom Riders

Tuesday, April 5 at 7pm Buskirk-Chumley Theater The nominations are in and ten volunteers in nine categories will be awarded Be More Awards. The goal of the Be More Awards is to honor and applaud the outstanding, but often unrecognized efforts of our community volunteers. The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network, the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County, the IU Credit Union, the United Way of Monroe County and WTIU salute all of the volunteers who give so generously of their time and talent to the community.

Red Green’s Wit & Wisdom Tour Saturday, April 16 at 8pm Buskirk-Chumley Theater

Steve Smith, host of The Red Green Show, will bring his oneman Wit & Wisdom Tour to Bloomington, where he’ll impart some manly advice, recount his adventures with the clan at Possum Lodge, and offer tips for the latest and greatest uses for the handyman’s secret weapon—duct tape. Tickets are $90 per pair (includes a WTIU membership with 2-for-1 MemberCard). For more information call (812) 855-6114.

Steve Smith as Red Green

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April Highlights Earth: The Operators’ Manual What if we had an operators’ manual that told us what causes climate change, and how sustainable energy options can help solve our problems? Join geologist Richard Alley as he travels the world, presenting stories of humans and fossil fuels, Earth’s climate history, and our future energy options.

American Masters: John Muir in the New World

Courtesy of Art Howard

Sunday, April 10 at 10pm

Producer Erna Akuginow on dunes near the edge of the Sahara, Morocco during taping for a sequence

Bob Roney © Global Village Media

Monday, April 18 at 9pm

Through his tireless advocacy and his writings, John Muir almost single-handedly preserved the Yosemite Valley of California and was the force behind the creation of the National Park Service. Filmed throughout the majestic landscapes in which Muir traveled, this documentary places our nation’s most important wilderness assets in a cultural and social context. Muir’s story could not be a timelier reminder of America’s unique and, ultimately, threatened eco-systems.

John Muir

Stonewall Uprising: American Experience When the gay bar Stonewall Inn was raided in 1969, gay men and women did something they had not done before: they fought back. As told in Stonewall Uprising by those present, from drag queens to a former New York mayor, the streets of New York erupted into violent protests and street demonstrations, announcing that the gay rights movement had arrived.

Courtesy of Bettye Lane

Monday, April 25 at 9pm

Lesbian protestor and police

O’Bannon Institute 2011: Getting Back to Basics: Jobs, Education and Community Thursday, April 28 at 10pm

The O’Bannon Institute is Ivy Tech Community College—Bloomington’s annual signature event that brings focus to community service, service learning, and civic engagement. Scheduled speakers include Oscar-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss and husband and wife political strategists James Carville and Mary Matalin.

Mary Matalin and James Carville

Richard Dreyfuss

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Ken Burns: The Civil War

Simply Murder - 1863 (4/5) Their names are etched forever in history— Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Vicksburg— some of the Civil War’s stormiest battlegrounds. While life in the South becomes more desperate, Northern opposition to Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation also grows. The combat spearheaded by Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee brings the war to a fever pitch.

Sunday-Thursday, April 3-7 at 8pm On the 150th anniversary of the beginning of America’s Civil War, PBS will re-broadcast Ken Burns’s entire landmark 1990 series. Burns’s epic documentary brings to life America’s most destructive—and defining—conflict. The Civil War is the saga of celebrated generals and ordinary soldiers, a heroic and transcendent president and a country that had to divide itself in two in order to become one.

Photo: Library of Congress

The Universe of Battle - 1863 (4/5)

President Lincoln and General McClellan confer at Antietam on October 4, 1862

The Cause - 1861 (4/3) The stage is set for war as the nation begins to tear apart. Opposition by the North to slavery in the South fuels a bitter debate, and the country wrestles with conflicts between the Union and States’ rights. Commanding center stage are towering figures—Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee.

The turning point of the war is reached at the legendary Battle of Gettysburg. While 150,000 men face death in Pennsylvania’s fields, the war spreads westward. As the Union drafts more soldiers, riots rage in New York, and African American troops join the fight. At Gettysburg’s cemetery, President Lincoln articulates the poignant hope “that government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth.”

Valley of the Shadow of Death - 1864 (4/6) In one month’s time, General Grant’s and General Lee’s armies suffer more casualties than in three years of war, but the impasse continues. A standoff at Petersburg and General Sherman’s campaign through Georgia push the death toll higher.

Most Hallowed Ground - 1864 (4/6) The presidential campaign of 1864 finds a nation truly divided against itself, and Lincoln seems doomed to defeat. The Union armies have stalled, and people have turned against the war. Unexpectedly, eleventh-hour victories sway the votes Lincoln’s way.

A Very Bloody Affair - 1862 (4/4)

War Is All Hell - 1865 (4/7)

The war to preserve the Union becomes a war to free the slaves, and political fights become as a fierce as those on the battlefield. The chains of slavery begin to crumble while the Confederacy struggles for recognition, and its resourceful army hands the Union critical defeats.

Sherman’s legendary “March to the Sea” portends the war’s end, searing the heartland of Georgia and the Carolinas. Key Southern cities fall under General Grant’s command and General Lee’s dramatic surrender finally unfolds.

Forever Free - 1862 (4/4)

In the bittersweet days after the war’s end, the Union’s triumph quickly turns to sorrow. Just five days after victory, President Lincoln dies by the hand of John Wilkes Booth. This final episode surveys the fates of the people who left their indelible marks on this remarkable era. And it leaves us with insights into the meaning of a conflict that helped make us the nation we are today.

Defeat hovers over the Union Army as President Lincoln prepares the landmark Emancipation Proclamation to free the slaves. While Lincoln waits for a victorious moment for this announcement, Union troops lose repeatedly. Finally with a victory at Antietam Creek, the bloodiest day of the war gives way to the dawn of emancipation.

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The Better Angels of Our Nature - 1865 (4/7)

H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

1 Friday A Viewer Responds

8:00 Washington Week ★

he proposal to eliminate all federal funding for public broadcasting is not in the public interest. Over the last 40 years, public radio and television have immeasurably enriched the quality of American culture, education, and intellectual life. Moreover, they have achieved high standards of broadcast journalism. Since before the establishment of CPB, we have gratefully contributed to our local stations (WTIU and WFIU), and we shall continue to do so. Although we recognize the severity of the government’s fiscal crisis and support sound measures to reduce expenditures, we think that the complete cancellation of funding for such worthy enterprises does not serve “to promote the common welfare.” While some portion of the CPB’s annual budget should be scaled down—in relation to similar cuts in other government activities and programs—there is no warrant for putting an end to public broadcasting in its entirety. With such an admirable history of accomplishment, giving it all up would mark a deplorable act of bad judgment and bad policy. As a personal matter, my wife and I have been involved in our professional lives and as civic volunteers with public broadcasting. It should also be noted that we have been active for many years in the Republican Party and, in the main, support its policy goals. It is our strong belief that public broadcasting merits the sustaining subsidy of the federal government as a matter of proper stewardship and responsibility. —Kent Owen, WFIU/WTIU Member

8:30 Need to Know ★

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am)

9:30 Masterpiece Classic The 39 Steps. A mining engineer is caught in a conspiracy after the death of a British spy found in his apartment. DVS. (r 4/2 2:30am) ©BBC for MASTERPIECE

On February 19, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a Continuing Resolution (H.R. 1), which eliminated federal funding for public broadcasting. Federal funding is critical for public broadcasting, allowing local public radio and television stations to provide educational services, in-depth news and public affairs programming, and world-class cultural content. Without the investment of this funding, many public radio and television stations across the country will be forced to go off the air. Please contact your Member of Congress and tell them what you think of public broadcasting and the proposed cuts. The future of public broadcasting is at stake. It’s important that your Member of Congress hears from you. Below is a letter sent to Representative Todd Young.

(r Sat 1am and 5:30am; Sun 4am and 5:30am)

Rupert Penry-Jones as Richard Hannay

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

2 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood DVS.

6:30 Bob the Builder

DVS.

7:00 Thomas & Friends

DVS.

7:30 Caillou

DVS.

8:00 Wild Kratts 8:30 Between the Lions

DVS.

9:00 Cyberchase

DVS.

9:30 DragonflyTV 10:00 The Friday Zone Repeat of 4/1.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies ★ 11:00 Globe Trekker

South Africa 2. Repeat of 3/31.

(r Mon Noon)

12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

Thank you for your continued support. Your voice is making a difference.

12:30 Victory Garden

Visit 170MillionAmericans.org to find out more.

(r Mon 12:30pm)

1:00 Everyday Food (r Tues 12:30pm) DVS.

1:30 This Old House ★ (r Wed 12:30pm)

2:00 Ask This Old House ★ (r Thu 12:30pm)

= WTIU / Indiana University-related programs

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2:30 Hometime ★

2:30 Desert Oasis—Creating a Wetlands Park in Las Vegas ★

(r Fri 12:30pm)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop

DVS.

3:30 McLaughlin Group ★ 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★ 4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★

3:30 Greenest Building ★

Program from the IU Kelley School of Business.

5:30 Indiana Lawmakers ★ 6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe

Basque Country.

6:30 Joy of Music Music from St. Augustine Church, Vienna.

Big Band Days.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits

Jeff Orr Pathway.

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals.

11:30 In The Life ★

6:00 Sesame Street

Dallas, Texas - Hour One. Jawdropping finds include an 1847 painting by James Henry Beard titled “The Illustrious Guest.” Repeat of 3/28. Conspiracy theories and government cover-ups face the team when they reopen a case involving the suspected suicide of respected journalist Peter Edelmann.

8:00 The Civil War

The Cause – 1861. Slavery, the causes of the war and the burning questions of union and states’ rights are examined. (r 4/4 12:30am; 4/5 3:30am)

DVS.

10:00 Robert E. Lee: American Experience

DVS.

7:00 Curious George 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

DVS.

8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train

DVS.

9:00 Sid the Science Kid

11:30 Long Days Working Hard ★

DVS.

9:30 Martha Speaks

DVS.

10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Equitrekking ★ 11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions ★ 12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 Muscle Car Workout ★ 1:00 Dolley Madison: American Experience

Eve Best stars as the “first First Lady” who created a political and social style for the country. Repeat of 3/28. DVS.

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Examines the life of the general, whose military successes made him the hero of the Confederacy. (r 4/4 2:30am; 4/10 1pm ) DVS. Looks at how Long Beach, California was uniquely positioned to take part in the World War II effort. (r 4/6 1pm)

4 Monday 8:00 The Civil War

A Very Bloody Affair – 1862/ Forever Free – 1862. Political infighting in Lincoln’s administration and the bloody Battle of Shiloh are chronicled. (r 4/5 1am)

H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

Four nations struggled over 150 years to control this critical water artery. (r 4/5 5:30am; 4/17 5:30am; 4/21 5:30am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

5 Tuesday 8:00 The Civil War

Simply Murder – 1863/The Universe of Battle – 1863. Focuses on the Union disaster at Fredericksburg and opposition to the Emancipation Proclamation. (r 4/6 1am)

10:30 Independent Lens ★

7:00 New Tricks ★

11:00 Sun Studio Sessions ★

3 Sunday

Plan B: Mobilizing to Save Civilization. A look at the realities of climate change addresses an emerging economy based on renewable sources. Repeat of 3/30.

6:00 Antiques Roadshow

Jimmy Cliff.

10:00 Song of the Mountains ★

Explores ways to reduce, reuse and recycle one of our most important consumer products—our buildings. (r 4/8 1pm)

4:30 Journey to Planet Earth

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show

Community members attempt to protect the last, significant open space left in Las Vegas, Nevada.

10:30 Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent

The Desert of Forbidden Art. The story of banned Soviet art worth millions that was stashed in a far-off desert of Uzbekistan. (r 4/6 4am; 4/11 2am)

11:30 Journal ★

6 Wednesday 8:00 The Civil War

Valley of the Shadow of Death 1864/Most Hollowed Ground 1864. A biographical comparison of Grant and Lee also chronicles battles the two generals fought. (r 4/7 1am)

10:30 Smitten

Chronicles an unusual art collector who is in pursuit of the works of northern California artists. (r 4/7 3:30am; 4/9 3:30am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

7 Thursday 8:00 The Civil War

War Is All Hell – 1865/The Better Angels of Our Nature – 1865. William Tecumseh Sherman’s March to the Sea spells the end of the Confederacy. (r 4/8 1am)

10:30 The Weekly Special (r Fri 6pm)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

8 Friday 8:00 Washington Week ★

(r Sat 1am and 5:30am; Sun 4am and 5:30am)

8:30 Need to Know ★

1:00 Rough Cut— Woodworking with Tommy Mac

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am)

Energy Innovation. Citizens and experts talk about innovations that might improve how we generate or use energy. (r 4/9 2:30am; 4/11 5am; 4/14 1pm)

9:30 Planet Forward ★

(r Tue 12:30pm)

1:30 This Old House (r Wed 12:30pm)

12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 Muscle Car Workout 1:00 Robert E. Lee: American Experience

2:00 Ask This Old House (r Thu 12:30pm)

2:30 Hometime ★

(r Fri 12:30pm)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop

DVS.

Program from the IU Kelley School of Business.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies ★

(r Sat 10:30am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley★ 11:30 Journal ★

9 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood DVS.

6:30 Bob the Builder

DVS.

7:00 Thomas & Friends

DVS.

7:30 Caillou

DVS.

8:00 Wild Kratts 8:30 Between the Lions

DVS.

9:00 Cyberchase

DVS.

9:30 DragonflyTV 10:00 The Friday Zone Repeat of 4/8.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies

Repeat of 4/8.

11:00 Globe Trekker

Repeat of 4/7.

(r Mon Noon)

(r Mon 12:30pm)

12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs 12:30 Victory Garden

South Africa: Safari.

6:30 Joy of Music ★ A Musical Journey on the St. Lawrence Seaway. Songs of Jimmy McHugh.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits

Blue Highway.

Tommy Emmanuel and Frank Vignola.

DVS.

7:00 Curious George 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

A look at how and why the US is ambitiously targeting emissions levels and energy efficiencies. (r 4/11 4am; 4/12 4am)

11:00 Soviet Story

DVS.

8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train

Upstairs Downstairs. The servants are soon put to the test during a party that threatens to destroy Sir Hallam’s career. (r 4/11 1am; 4/12 3am; 4/15 9:30pm; 4/16 2:30am)

10:00 Earth: The Operators’ Manual ★

6:00 Sesame Street DVS.

Cuba: The Accidental Eden. The rise in tourism may greatly affect the small island’s stunning biodiversity and wild landscapes. (r 4/11 Midnight; 4/11 1pm; 4/12 5am; 4/17 Midnight) DVS.

9:00 Masterpiece Classic ★

11:00 Woodsongs ★

10 Sunday

When Gerry Standing notices a man behaving suspiciously at a children’s playground, he is quick to act and have him arrested. The accused isn’t a pervert, though— he’s a desperate man who believes he has seen his dead wife among the other parents.

8:00 Nature

Spoon.

10:00 Song of the Mountains ★

Dallas - Hour Two. An 18th century miniature desk has drawers stuffed with 300 years of family documents and history.

7:00 New Tricks ★

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show

Boris Godunov. Valery Gergiev conducts Mussorgsky’s epic that captures the suffering and ambition of a nation.

6:00 Antiques Roadshow

3:30 McLaughlin Group★ 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★ 4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★ 5:30 Indiana Lawmakers ★ 6:00 Rudy Maxa’s World ★

Kevin Harrison (left) of National Renewable Energy Lab, and host Frank Sesno

Repeat of 4/3.

2:30 Great Performances at the Met

The full story of Europe’s most murderous regime, which helped the Nazis fight Jews in the 1940s.

DVS.

11 Monday

DVS.

9:00 Sid the Science Kid 9:30 Martha Speaks

10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Equitrekking ★ DVS.

11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions ★

8:00 Antiques Roadshow ★ Billings, Montana - Hour One. Highlights include a 19th century Arthur Brown watercolor scene of Yellowstone National Park. (r 4/12 2am; 4/12 1pm; 4/16 4am; 4/17 6pm)

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9:00 Great Famine: American Experience★

Courtesy of Stephen Shafroth

A look at America’s relief campaign to help Soviet Russia during the devastating famine in 1921. (r 4/12 1am; 4/13 2am; 4/17 1pm)

Famine victims—Buzuluk, Russia

10:00 Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton

Focuses on Hamilton’s character, examining themes of origins, war, law, finance, politics and death. (r 4/13 3am; 4/17 2pm)

12 Tuesday 8:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside The Oval Office

Follows chief White House photographer Pete Souza from Air Force One to the heart of the West Wing. (r 4/13 5am; 4/15 5am; 4/17 4pm)

9:00 Frontline

Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child. Director Tamra Davis pays homage to the phenomenal artist who was discovered in the late 1970s. (r 4/14 3am; 4/17 4am)

11:30 Journal ★

8:00 Secrets of the Dead Battle for the Bible. In the 15 and 16th centuries, men set out to bring the Scriptures to people in their own language. (r 4/15 2am; 4/15 1pm) th

9:00 NOVA

14 Thursday

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies

Repeat of 4/15.

8:00 The Weekly Special (r Fri 6pm)

8:30 Music Voyager ★ Delhi. Edgar ends up in India’s capital city Delhi, where he explores the vibrant underground music scene.

The Bible’s Buried Secrets. Archeological artifacts left behind by the Israelites reveal the history of the Old Testament. (r 4/14 1am; 4/15 3am; 4/17 1am; 4/18 4am) DVS.

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Repeat of 4/15.

Repeat of 4/14.

(r Mon Noon)

11:00 Globe Trekker 12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs 12:30 Victory Garden

9:00 Globe Trekker ★

(r Sat 11am)

Reveals the untold stories of Mammoth Cave National Park; tales of exploration and discovery covering thousands of years of history, culture and science.

10:00 Mammoth Cave: A Way to Wonder ★

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

(r Sat 1am and 5:30am; Sun 4am and 5:30am)

Upstairs Downstairs. The servants are soon put to the test during a party that threatens to destroy Sir Hallam’s career. Repeat of 4/10.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies ★

(r Fri 12:30pm)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop

Edinburgh & The Scottish Highlands.

6:30 Joy of Music ★

(r Sat 10:30am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

(r Thu 12:30pm)

2:30 Hometime★

5:30 Indiana Lawmakers ★ 6:00 Rudy Maxa’s World ★

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am)

9:30 Masterpiece Classic

(r Wed 12:30pm)

2:00 Ask This Old House

Program from the IU Kelley School of Business.

8:30 Need to Know ★

(r Tue 12:30pm)

1:30 This Old House

3:30 McLaughlin Group 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★ 4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★

8:00 Washington Week ★

(r Mon 12:30pm)

1:00 Rough Cut— Woodworking with Tommy Mac

DVS.

15 Friday

16 Saturday

13 Wednesday

9:30 DragonflyTV 10:00 The Friday Zone

(r 4/13 1am; 4/14 4:30am; 4/17 3am)

10:00 Independent Lens ★

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

Musical Journey of Italy III.

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show Top Songs from Broadway Shows.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits

Avett Brothers/Heartless Bastards.

Ringo Starr with Ben Harper and Relentless 7.

10:00 Live from the Artists Den ★ 11:00 Woodsongs ★

DVS.

17 Sunday

6:30 Bob the Builder 7:00 Thomas & Friends

DVS.

7:30 Caillou

DVS.

8:00 Wild Kratts 8:30 Between the Lions

DVS.

9:00 Cyberchase

DVS.

H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

Mark O’Connor.

6:00 Sesame Street DVS.

7:00 Curious George

DVS.

7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

DVS.

8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train

9:00 Masterpiece Classic ★

DVS.

9:00 Sid the Science Kid 9:30 Martha Speaks

DVS.

Upstairs Downstairs. A GermanJewish refugee comes to 165 Eaton Place as a maid, prompting a range of reactions. (r 4/18 1:30am; 4/19 2:30am; 4/22 9:30pm; 4/23 2:30am)

10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Shalom Sesame: It’s Passover, Grover!

10:00 Forgiveness – A Time to Love and a Time to Hate ★

Grover, Anneliese and Avigail put their heads together to track down horseradish before Passover.

11:00 Equitrekking ★ DVS.

11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions ★ 12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 Muscle Car Workout ★ 1:00 Great Famine: American Experience

4:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside The Oval Office

Repeat of 4/12.

5:00 Gefilte-Fish Chronicles The story of how a family embraces Passover and connects through traditional meal preparations.

Billings, Montana - Hour One. Repeat of 4/11.

Eastern Grey Kangaroo

Haiti & The Dominican Republic: An Island Divided. Professor Gates explores how race has been socially constructed in the Dominican Republic. (r 4/20 2am; 4/22 5am; 4/24 2:30pm) DVS.

9:00 Frontline

Lost in the Amazon. In 1925, adventurer Col. Percy Fawcett disappeared while searching for a city of gold in Brazil. (r 4/22 2am; 4/22 1pm)

9:00 NOVA ★

Follows modern Inuit athletes as they compete in ancestral Inuit sports in the unforgiving Arctic. (r 4/20 4:30am)

8:00 Black in Latin America ★

8:00 Secrets of the Dead ★

10:00 Saving The Bay ★

19 Tuesday

20 Wednesday

John Muir in the New World. A century after his death, John Muir is remembered as the father of the environmental movement. (r 4/19 1am; 4/20 3am; 4/24 1pm)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

Survivors of the Firestorm. The 2009 bush fires in the Australian state of Victoria in incinerated over a million acres of land. (r 4/18 12:30pm; 4/18 1pm; 4/19 5am; 4/24 Midnight)

11:30 Journal ★

10:30 Games of the North ★

When clips of actress Eva Roderick being assaulted are posted on the internet, the team reopens the investigation into producer Max Stone’s death and Eva’s subsequent disappearance.

Vik Muniz at Jardim Gramacho in Independent Lens: Waste Land

Billings, Montana - Hour Two. Highlights include a 19th century Japanese suit of armor and an 1825 Parisian gilt bronze plateau. (r 4/19 1pm; 4/20 5am; 4/23 4am; 4/24 6pm)

9:00 American Masters ★

8:00 Nature ★

Jewish women recall the spiritual resistance they maintained against the Nazis while imprisoned. (r 4/20 1pm)

8:00 Antiques Roadshow ★

Repeat of 4/11.

Waste Land. Artist Vik Muniz creates portraits of people using found materials in this Oscar nominated film. (r 4/21 3am; 4/24 3am)

Part 1. Examines the concept of forgiveness as it relates to religious belief, personal conduct and society (r 4/18 2:30am; 4/19 3:30am; 4/24 4:30pm)

18 Monday

Repeat of 4/11.

2:00 Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton

7:00 New Tricks ★

11:30 Swimming in Auschwitz

6:00 Antiques Roadshow ★

10:00 Independent Lens ★

(r 4/20 1am; 4/21 4:30am; 4/24 2am)

Power Surge. The latest and greatest innovations that may turn back the clock on climate change are revealed. (r 4/21 1am; 4/21 1pm; 4/22 3am; 4/24 1am; 4/25 4am) Marvel of Nature (Prehistory1848). Photo-realistic animation illustrates the formation of the San Francisco Bay after the last Ice Age. (r 4/21 2am; 4/22 4am; 4/24 3:30pm; 4/25 5am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

21 Thursday 8:00 2011 Bloomington Democratic Mayoral Debate ★ 9:00 Globe Trekker ★

(r Sat 11am)

The delicate balance between wolf, moose and climate is explored in Michigan.

10:00 Fortunate Wilderness: The Wolf and Moose Study of Isle Royale ★

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22 Friday

4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★ Program from the IU Kelley School of Business.

8:00 Washington Week ★

(r Sat 1am and 5:30am; Sun 4am and 5:30am)

8:30 Need to Know ★

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am)

9:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs. Repeat of 4/18.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies ★

5:30 Indiana Lawmakers ★ 6:00 Rudy Maxa’s World ★ 6:30 Joy of Music

23 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

My Morning Jacket.

Tori Amos.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and Zach Brock.

6:30 Bob the Builder 7:00 Thomas & Friends ★

24 Sunday

DVS.

7:30 Caillou

DVS.

8:00 Wild Kratts 8:30 Between the Lions

6:00 Sesame Street DVS.

9:00 Cyberchase

9:30 DragonflyTV 10:00 The Friday Zone

DVS.

8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train

Upstairs Downstairs. As 1936 comes to a close, Sir Hallam makes a discovery about his past and Persie toys with fascism. (r 4/25 1:30am; 4/26 2:30am; 4/29 9:30pm; 4/30 2:30am)

10:00 Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate ★

7:00 Curious George 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions. The saga of the wild stallion focuses on Cloud’s sons Bolder and Flint in the mountains of Montana. (r 4/25 12:30am; 4/25 1pm; 4/26 5am) DVS.

9:00 Masterpiece Classic ★

DVS.

DVS. DVS.

10:00 Live from the Artists Den ★ 11:00 Woodsongs ★

When former escort girl Alice Hill finds God and decides to confess her sins, the team find themselves reinvestigating the death of wellknown timeshare magnate Dean Scott.

8:00 Nature

Easter.

DVS. DVS.

Easter Alleluias.

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits

Billings, Montana - Hour Two. Repeat of 4/18.

7:00 New Tricks ★

London.

(r Sat 10:30am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

6:00 Antiques Roadshow

Part 2. Examines the concept of forgiveness as it relates to religious belief, personal conduct and society. (r 4/25 2:30am; 4/26 3:30am)

11:30 Remembering The Holocaust

Nearly 350 Holocaust survivors live in the Las Vegas area. Seven of them share their recollections. (r 4/27 1pm)

Repeat of 4/22.

DVS.

Repeat of 4/22.

DVS.

Repeat of 4/21.

25 Monday

DVS.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies 11:00 Globe Trekker 12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

(r Mon Noon)

12:30 Victory Garden

(r Mon 12:30pm)

1:00 Rough Cut— Woodworking with Tommy Mac

9:00 Sid the Science Kid 9:30 Martha Speaks

10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Equitrekking ★ 11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions ★ 12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 Muscle Car Workout ★ 1:00 American Masters

(r Tue 12:30pm)

1:30 This Old House (r Wed 12:30pm)

2:30 Black In Latin America

2:00 Ask This Old House

(r Fri 12:30pm)

4:30 Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop

DVS.

3:30 McLaughlin Group ★ 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★

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Marvel of Nature (Prehistory1848). Repeat of 4/20.

Part 1. Repeat of 4/17.

H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

Billings, Montana - Hour Three. A collection of ruby, diamond and jade rings and an 1843 artillery sword and belt are appraised. (r 4/26 1pm; 4/27 5am; 4/30 4am)

9:00 Stonewall Uprising: American Experience ★

Haiti & The Dominican Republic: An Island Divided. Repeat of 4/19.

3:30 Saving The Bay

(r Thu 12:30pm)

2:30 Hometime ★

John Muir in the New World. Repeat of 4/18.

8:00 Antiques Roadshow ★

Explores the violent protests and street demonstrations that launched a worldwide movement in 1969. (r 4/26 1am; 4/27 3am)

10:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life

The sweeping geologic story of Yellowstone explores the bonds between the landscape and biology. (r 4/27 4:30am; 4/30 3:30am)

28 Thursday

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

8:00 IN Focus ★

26 Tuesday

Volunteerism/Community Service. (r Fri 6pm)

8:30 Music Voyager ★

8:00 Black In Latin America ★ Cuba: The Next Revolution. Professor Gates learns how race and racism have fared since Castro’s Communist revolution in 1959. (r 4/27 2am; 4/29 5am) DVS.

Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. in Cuba

9:00 Frontline

See article on page 5.

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

29 Friday

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies ★

27 Wednesday

9:00 NOVA

Mt. St. Helens Back from the Dead. Documents the dramatic return of plant and animal life to the disaster zone’s barren landscape. (r 4/28 1am; 4/28 1pm; 4/29 3am) DVS.

10:00 Saving the Bay ★

Harbor of Harbors (1849-1906). Follows San Francisco’s “rapid monstrous maturity” into a major metropolis following the Gold Rush. (r 4/28 2am; 4/29 4am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

(r Mon Noon)

12:30 Victory Garden

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★ 11:30 Journal ★

DVS.

6:30 Bob the Builder

DVS.

7:00 Thomas & Friends ★

DVS.

(r Thu 12:30pm)

2:30 Hometime (r Fri 12:30pm)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop

5:30 Indiana Lawmakers ★ 6:00 Rudy Maxa’s World ★

30 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

(r Wed 12:30pm)

2:00 Ask This Old House

Program from the IU Kelley School of Business.

9:30 Masterpiece Classic

(r Sat 10:30am)

(r Tue 12:30pm)

1:30 This Old House

3:30 McLaughlin Group ★ 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★ 4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am)

Upstairs Downstairs. Repeat of 4/24.

( Mon 12:30pm)

1:00 Rough Cut— Woodworking with Tommy Mac

DVS.

8:30 Need to Know ★

11:30 Journal ★

Escape from Auschwitz. The story of the spectacular escape from Auschwitz in 1944 by two young Slovak Jews is revealed. (r 4/29 2am; 4/29 1pm) DVS.

Repeat of 4/28.

12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

(r Sat 1am and 5:30am; Sun 4am and 5:30am)

8:00 Secrets of the Dead

8:00 Washington Week ★

Marwencol. A brain damaged man constructs a 1/6th-scale World War II-era town in his backyard for his therapy. (r 4/28 3am)

Repeat of 4/29.

11:00 Globe Trekker

(r Sat 11am)

10:00 O’Bannon Institute 2011: Getting Back to Basics: Jobs, Education and Community ★

(r 4/27 1am; 4/28 4:30am)

10:00 Independent Lens ★

Beyond Bob Marley. Edgar visits St. Thomas, a small city east of Kingston, to meet some very popular reggae artists.

9:00 Globe Trekker ★

Courtesy of Graham Smith

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies

Uzbekistan.

6:30 Joy of Music The Sound of a Trumpet.

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show Grammy Award Songs.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits Alejandro Escovedo/Trombone Shorty.

10:00 Live from the Artists Den ★

David Gray.

Jake Shimabukuro.

11:00 Woodsongs ★

7:30 Caillou

DVS.

8:00 Wild Kratts 8:30 Between the Lions

DVS.

9:00 Cyberchase

DVS.

9:30 DragonflyTV 10:00 The Friday Zone Repeat of 4/29.

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A to Z America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Wed at Noon American Masters: John Muir in the New World 4/18 9pm; 4/19 1am; 4/20 3am; 4/24 1pm Antiques Roadshow: Dallas - Hour One 4/2 4am; 4/3 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Dallas - Hour Two 4/5 1pm; 4/6 5am; 4/9 4am; 4/10 3:30am; 4/10 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Billings, MT - Hour One 4/11 8pm; 4/12 2am; 4/12 1pm; 4/16 4am; 4/17 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Billings, MT - Hour Two 4/18 8pm; 4/19 1pm; 4/20 5am; 4/23 4am; 4/24 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Billings, MT - Hour Three 4/25 8pm; 4/26 1pm; 4/27 5am; 4/30 4am Arthur Weekdays 3:30pm Ask This Old House Thu 12:30pm; Saturdays 2pm Austin City Limits Sat 9pm Bake Decorate Celebrate! Thu Noon Barney & Friends Weekdays 8:30am Beads, Baubles and Jewels Tue 2:30pm Best of Simply Painting: Across Europe Thu 2:30pm Best of the Joy of Painting Wed 2:30pm Between the Lions Sat 8:30am Biz Kid$ Sun 10am Black in Latin America: Haiti & the Dominican Republic 4/19 8pm; 4/20 2am; 4/22 5am; 4/24 2:30pm Black in Latin America: Cuba: The Next Revolution 4/26 8pm; 4/27 2am; 4/29 5am

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2011 Bloomington Democratic Mayoral Debate 4/21 8pm Bob the Builder Sat 6:30am Body Electric Weekdays 6am and 2pm Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Sun 11:30am Caillou Sat 7:30am Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! Weekdays 7am; Sun 7:30 Charlie Rose Weekdays 5pm; Tue-Sat Midnight Civil War: The Cause 1861 4/3 8pm; 4/4 12:30am; 4/5 3:30am Civil War: A Very Bloody Affair - 1862/ Forever Free - 1862 4/4 8pm; 4/5 1am Civil War: Simply Murder - 1863/The Universe of Battle - 1863 4/5 8pm; 4/6 1am Civil War: Valley of the Shadow of Death 1864/Most Hollowed Ground - 1864 4/6 8pm; 4/7 1am Civil War: War Is All Hell - 1865/The Better Angels of Our Nature - 1865 4/7 8pm; 4/8 1am Clifford the Big Red Dog Weekdays at 9:30am Cooking Odyssey Fri Noon Curious George Sun 7am Cyberchase Sat 9am Desert Oasis Creating a Wetlands Park in Las Vegas 4/3 2:30pm Dinosaur Train Weekdays 8am; Sun 8:30am Dolley Madison: American Experience 4/3 1pm DragonflyTV Sat 9:30am Earth: The Operators’ Manual 4/10 10pm; 4/11 4am; 4/12 4am

Ebert Presents at the Movies Fri 10:30pm; Sat 10:30am Electric Company Weekdays 4pm Equitrekking Sun 11am European Journal Mon 6pm Everyday Food 4/2 1pm; 4/5 12:30pm Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Mon-Thu 4:30pm Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Tue 11:30am For Your Home 4/5 2:30pm Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate: Part 1 4/17 10pm; 4/18 2:30am; 4/19 3:30am; 4/24 4:30pm Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate: Part 2 4/24 10pm; 4/25 2:30am; 4/26 3:30am Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent 4/1 5:30am; 4/4 10:30pm; 4/5 5:30am; 4/17 5:30am; 4/21 5:30am Fortunate Wilderness: The Wolf and Moose Study of Isle Royale 4/21 10pm Friday Zone Fri 4:30pm; Sat 10am Frontline: Money and March Madness 4/3 2am Frontline 4/12 9pm; 4/13 1am; 4/14 4:30am; 4/17 3am; 4/19 9pm; 4/20 1am; 4/21 4:30am; 4/24 2am; 4/26 9pm; 4/27 1am; 4/28 4:30am; Games of the North 4/18 10:30pm; 4/20 4:30am Gefilte-Fish Chronicles 4/13 1pm; 4/17 5pm Girl’s Life 4/1 1pm Globe Trekker Thu 9pm; Sat 11am Great Famine: American Experience 4/11 9pm; 4/12 1am; 4/13 2am; 4/17 1pm

Great Performances at the Met: Boris Godunov 4/10 2:30pm Greenest Building 4/3 3:30pm; 4/8 1pm Healthy Body Healthy Mind Wed 6pm Hometime Fri 12:30pm; Sat 2:30pm IN Focus: Volunteerism/ Community Service 4/28 8pm; 4/29 6pm In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs Sat Noon; Tue Noon In the Life 4/2 11:30pm Independent Lens: Pushing the Elephant 4/3 3am Independent Lens: The Desert of Forbidden Art 4/5 10:30pm; 4/6 4am; 4/11 2am Independent Lens: JeanMichel Basquiat: The Radiant Child 4/12 10pm; 4/14 3am; 4/17 4am Independent Lens: Waste Land 4/19 10pm; 4/21 3am; 4/24 3am Independent Lens: Marwencol 4/26 10pm; 4/28 3am Indiana Lawmakers Sat 5:30pm Inside Indiana Business Sat 4:30pm Journal Weekdays 11:30pm (except 4/11) Journey to Planet Earth: Plan B: Mobilizing to Save Civilization 4/1 4am; 4/3 4:30pm Joy of Music Sat 6:30pm Katie Brown Workshop Fri 2:30pm Keeping Up Appearances Sat 8pm Knitting Daily Mon 11:30am Lawrence Welk Show Sat 7pm Live from the Artists Den 4/16 10pm; 4/23 10pm; 4/30 10pm Long Days Working Hard 4/3 11:30pm; 4/6 1pm

Mammoth Cave: A Way to Wonder 4/14 10pm Martha Speaks Weekdays 9am; Sun 9:30am Martha’s Sewing Room Thu 11:30am Martin Yan’s Hidden China 4/4 Noon; 4/11 Noon Masterpiece Classic: The 39 Steps 4/1 9:30pm; 4/2 2:30am Masterpiece Classic: Upstairs Downstairs 4/10 9pm; 4/11 1am; 4/12 3am; 4/15 9:30pm; 4/16 2:30am; 4/17 9pm; 4/18 1:30am; 4/19 2:30am; 4/22 9:30pm; 4/23 2:30am; 4/24 9pm; 4/25 1:30am; 4/26 2:30am; 4/29 9:30pm; 4/30 2:30am McLaughlin Group Sat 3:30pm Mexico-One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 4/01 Noon Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sat 6am MotorWeek Sun Noon Muscle Car Workout Sun 12:30pm Music Voyager 4/14 8:30pm; 4/28 8:30pm My Generation Thu 6pm Nature: Outback Pelicans 4/3 Midnight Nature: Birds of the Gods 4/4 5am; 4/4 1pm; Nature: Parrots in the Land of Oz 4/7 4am; 4/8 5am; 4/10 5am Nature: Cuba: The Accidental Eden 4/10 8pm; 4/11 Midnight; 4/11 1pm; 4/12 5am; 4/17 Midnight Nature: Survivors of the Firestorm 4/17 8pm; 4/18 12:30pm; 4/18 1pm; 4/19 5am; 4/24 Midnight

Nature: Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions 4/24 8pm; 4/25 12:30am; 4/25 1pm; 4/26 5am Need to Know Fri 8:30pm; Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am New Tricks Sun 7pm Nightly Business Report Weekdays 6:30pm NOVA: The Incredible Journey of the Butterflies 4/1 3am; 4/3 1am; 4/4 4am NOVA: A Walk to Beautiful 4/7 5am; 4/7 1pm; 4/10 2:30am; 4/11 3am NOVA: The Bible’s Buried Secrets 4/13 9pm; 4/14 1am; 4/15 3am; 4/17 1am; 4/18 4am NOVA: Power Surge 4/20 9pm; 4/21 1am; 4/21 1pm; 4/22 3am; 4/24 1am; 4/25 4am NOVA: Mt. St. Helens Back from the Dead 4/27 9pm; 4/28 1am; 4/28 1pm; 4/29 3am O’Bannon Institute 2011: Getting Back to Basics 4/28 10pm PBS Newshour Weekdays 7pm Planet Forward: Energy Innovation 4/8 9:30pm; 4/9 2:30am; 4/11 5am; 4/14 1pm President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office 4/12 8pm; 4/13 5am; 4/15 5am; 4/17 4pm Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen 4/18 Noon; 4/25 Noon Quilting Arts Wed 11:30 Red Green Show Sat 8:30pm Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton 4/11 10pm; 4/13 3am; 4/17 2pm Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Tue 6pm Remembering the Holocaust 4/24 11:30pm; 4/27 1pm;

Ribbon of Sand 4/6 3:30am; 4/8 4:30am; 4/10 4:30am; 4/14 5:30am; 4/23 3:30am; 4/28 5:30am Rick Steves’ Europe 4/2 6pm Robert E. Lee: American Experience 4/3 10pm; 4/4 2:30am; 4/10 1pm Rough Cut Woodworking with Tommy Mac Sat 1pm; Tue 12:30 Rudy Maxa’s World Sat 6pm Saddle Club Sun 10:30am Saving the Bay: Marvel of Nature (Prehistory-1848) 4/20 10pm; 4/21 2am; 4/22 4am; 4/24 3:30pm; 4/25 5am Saving the Bay: Harbor of Harbors (18491906) 4/27 10pm; 4/28 2am; 4/29 4am Scrapbook Memories Mon 2:30pm Secrets of the Dead: Herculaneum Uncovered 4/1 2am Secrets of the Dead: Battle for the Bible 4/13 8pm; 4/15 2am; 4/15 1pm Secrets of the Dead: Lost in the Amazon 4/20 8pm; 4/22 2am; 4/22 1pm Secrets of the Dead: Escape from Auschwitz 4/27 8pm; 4/29 2am; 4/29 1pm Sesame Street Weekdays 10am; Sun 6am Sewing with Nancy Fri 11:30am Shalom Sesame: It’s Passover, Grover! 4/17 10:30am Sid the Science Kid Weekdays 11am; Sun 9am Smitten 4/6 10:30pm; 4/7 3:30am; 4/9 3:30am Song of the Mountains 4/2 10pm; 4/9 10pm Soviet Story 4/10 11pm

Stonewall Uprising: American Experience 4/25 9pm; 4/26 1am; 4/27 3am Sun Studio Sessions 4/2 11:00pm Super Why! Weekdays 7:30am;Sun 8am Swimming in Auschwitz 4/17 11:30pm; 4/20 1pm Tavis Smiley Weekdays 11pm (except 4/5, 4/11, 4/12, 4/19, 4/26) This Old House Sat 11:30am; Wed 12:30pm This Old House Hour 4/1 1am; 4/2 5am; 4/8 3:30am; 4/9 5am; 4/15 1am; 4/16 5am; 4/22 1am; 4/23 5am; 4/29 1am; 4/30 5am; Thomas & Friends Sat 7am To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Sat 4pm Touching the Void 4/10 Midnight Victory Garden Sat 12:30pm; Mon 12:30pm Washington Week Fri 8pm; Sat 1am; Sun 4:30am The Weekly Special 4/7 10:30pm; 4/8 6pm; 4/14 8pm; 4/15 6pm; 4/22 6pm Wild Kratts Sat 8am Woodsongs Sat 11pm Woodwright’s Shop Sat 3pm Wordgirl Weekdays 3pm Yellowstone: Land to Life 4/25 10:30pm; 4/27 4:30am; 4/30 3:30am

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Evening Programming Weeknights 10:00 PBS NewsHour 11:00 BBC World News 11:30 Nightly Business Report Sundays 6:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 6:30 Inside Washington 7:00 The Doha Debates 4/24 Sense of Wonder 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 McLaughlin Group 9:00 Need to Know 10:00 Global Voices 11:00 Virginia Lee Burton 4/10 Cahenge: Genius or Junk? (11:30) 4/17 The Doha Debates 4/24 Global Voices 1 Friday 6:00 Secrets of the Dead Sinking Atlantis 7:00 In Search of Myths and Heroes Shangri-La 8:00 In Search of Myths and Heroes Jason and the Golden Fleece 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Sinking Atlantis 2 Saturday 6:00 Okie Noodling 7:00 Okie Noodling II 8:00 Four Days at Dragon 9:00 God Willing 10:00 Last One 11:00 Okie Noodling 4 Monday 6:00 Nature Echo: An Elephant to Remember 7:00 Time Team America Fort Raleigh, North Carolina 8:00 Time Team America Topper, South Carolina 9:00 Nature Echo: An Elephant to Remember 5 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 Churchill Destiny 8:00 Churchill The Lion’s Roar 9:00 Churchill The Last Prize 6 Wednesday 6:00 Independent Lens The Desert of Forbidden Art 7:00 Inventing LA: The Chandlers and Their Times 9:00 Independent Lens The Desert of Forbidden Art

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7 Thursday 6:00 Taking Control of Your Credit 6:30 Starting A Business; Increasing Your Odds 7:00 Greatest Good 8:00 Greatest Good 9:00 Niagara Falls

15 Friday 6:00 Secrets of the Dead Executed In Error 7:00 In Search of Shakespeare The Duty of Poets 8:00 In Search of Shakespeare For All Time 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Executed in Error

8 Friday 6:00 Secrets of the Dead Blackbeard’s Lost Ship 7:00 In Search of Shakespeare A Time of Revolution 8:00 In Search of Shakespeare The Lost Years 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Blackbeard’s Lost Ship

16 Saturday 6:00 Independent Lens Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Greene 7:00 Global Voices A Panther in Africa/Kinshasa 2.0 8:30 P.O.V. William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe 10:00 Independent Lens Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Greene 11:00 Global Voices A Panther in Africa/Kinshasa 2.0

9 Saturday 6:00 Dinka Diaries 7:00 Independent Lens Operation Filmmaker 8:30 P.O.V. The Betrayal (Nerakhoon) 10:00 Independent Lens A Dream In Doubt 11:00 Dinka Diaries 11 Monday 6:00 Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden 7:00 Time Team America New Philadelphia, Illinois 8:00 Time Team America Range Creek, Utah 9:00 Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden

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Baby green turtles

12 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 49th Star 8:00 Great Famine: American Experience 9:00 Triumph at Carville 13 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline 7:00 Carhenge: Genius or Junk? 7:30 Independent Lens Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child 9:00 Frontline 14 Thursday 6:00 Indiana State Parks: Treasures In Your Own Backyard 7:00 NOVA The Bible’s Buried Secrets 9:00 NOVA scienceNOW

18 Monday 6:00 Nature Survivors of the Firestorm 7:00 Time Team America Fort James, South Dakota 8:00 Time Team America Fort Raleigh, North Carolina 9:00 Nature Survivors of the Firestorm 19 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts Coleman Vs State 7:00 Earth Days: American Experience 9:00 Sense of Wonder 20 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline 7:00 Four Hands, One Heart: Ed and Mary Scheier 7:30 Independent Lens Waste Land 9:00 Frontline 21 Thursday 6:00 Education Issues for Indiana 7:00 American Masters John Muir in the New World 8:30 Four Hands, One Heart: Ed and Mary Scheier 9:00 NOVA Power Surge 22 Friday 6:00 Secrets of the Dead Mumbai Massacre 7:00 Story of India Beginnings 8:00 Story of India The Power of Ideas 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Mumbai Massacre 23 Saturday 6:00 P.O.V. This Way Up 7:00 P.O.V. 9 Star Hotel

8:00 Shifting Sands: Bedouin Women at the Crossroads 9:00 Our Summer in Tehran 10:00 P.O.V. This Way Up 11:00 P.O.V. 9 Star Hotel 25 Monday 6:00 Nature Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions 7:00 Time Team Special Edition

Time Team—UK group

9:00 Nature Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions 26 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts Alternative Dispute Resolution 6:30 Dreamtime Universal Archetypes 7:00 Beyond Boundaries 7:30 Anyone and Everyone 8:30 Stonewall Uprising: American Experience 27 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline 7:00 Losing Lambert: A Journey Through Survival & Hope 7:30 Independent Lens Marwencol 9:00 Frontline 28 Thursday 6:00 Earthquake Risk & Readiness: It’s Everybody’s Fault 7:00 NOVA scienceNOW 8:00 O’Bannon Institute 2011: Getting Back to Basics 9:00 NOVA scienceNOW 29 Friday 6:00 Secrets of the Dead Aztec Massacre 7:00 Story of India Spice Routes & Silk Roads 8:00 Story of India Ages of Gold 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Aztec Massacre 30 Saturday 5:30 Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre 7:00 Independent Lens The Longoria Affair 8:00 Independent Lens Ask Not 9:00 P.O.V. Soldiers of Conscience 10:30 Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre

TIU Family (Ch. 30.3) Monday – Friday Noon 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30

Super Why! Barney & Friends Caillou Sid the Science Kid Dinosaur Train Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! Curious George Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts Electric Company

Evening Schedule Mondays and Fridays 6:00 Martha’s Sewing Room 6:30 One Stroke Painting 7:00 Simply Ming 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Ciao Italia 8:30 Caprial and John’s Kitchen 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Travelscope 10:00 Garden Smart (Fri P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home) 10:30 This Old House 11:00 Hometime 11:30 Crafting at the Spotted Canary (Friday: Around the House with Matt) Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 Gary Spetz’s Watercolor 6:30 Best of the Joy of Painting 7:00 Food Trip with Todd English 7:30 Julia and Jacque Cooking 8:00 Martin Yan’s Hidden China 8:30 Avec Eric 9:00 Richard Bang’s Adventure 10:00 Victory Garden 10:30 Woodwright’s Shop 11:00 Woodsmith Shop 11:30 Winemakers Wednesdays and Sundays 6:00 Lap Quilting with Georgia 6:30 Grand View 7:00 Cook’s Country 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class 8:30 New Scandinavian Cooking 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Equitrekking 10:00 Garden Smart (Sunday: P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home) 10:30 Ask This Old House 11:00 For Your Home 11:30 Katie Brown Workshop 2 Saturday 6:00 Globe Trekker 7:00 Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

7:30 Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa 8:00 Avec Eric 8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 9:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 10:00 Baking with Julia 10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 11:00 Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way 11:30 Everyday Food 9 Saturday 6:00 Lidia’s Italy 6:30 Christina Cooks 7:00 Simply 7:30 Ciao Italia 8:00 Baking with Julia 8:30 Katie Brown Workshop 9:00 Simply Ming 9:30 Mexico- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 10:00 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen 10:30 Tommy Tang’s Easy Thai Cooking 11:00 Daisy Cooks! with Daisy Martinez 11:30 Simply Ming 16 Saturday 6:00 Katie Brown Workshop 6:30 Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom 7:00 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class 7:30 New Scandinavian Cooking with Andreas Viestad 8:00 Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom 8:30 Everyday Food 9:00 Katie Brown Workshop 9:30 New Jewish Cuisine with Jeff Nathan and Friends 10:00 Garden Smart 10:30 New Scandinavian Cooking with Tina Nordstrom 11:00 Ciao Italia 11:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 23 Saturday 6:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 6:30 Moment of Luxury 7:00 For Your Home 7:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 8:00 Christina Cooks 8:30 Caprial and John’s Kitchen 9:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 9:30 For Your Home 10:00 Chefs A’field: Culinary 10:30 Garden Smart 11:00 Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home 11:30 Katie Brown Workshop 30 Saturday 6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Classics 6:30 Smart Travels - Pacific Rim with Rudy Maxa

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Rick Steves’ Europe Passport to Adventure Rick Steves’ Europe Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa Travelscope Rick Steves’ Europe Passport to Adventure Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa Rick Steves’ Europe Equitrekking

TIU ESPANOL (Ch. 30.4) Sundays 8:00 Cuentame Como Paso 9:00 Great Performances 11:00 Estudio Billboard Mondays 8:00 Wild at Heart 9:00 Mini Series 10:00 El Aguila Roja 11:00 Wild at Heart

Tuesdays 8:00 Comisario Rex 9:00 Mini Series 10:00 Cuenta Atras 11:00 Comisario Rex Wednesdays 8:00 Nota Musical Remix 8:30 En Pantalla 9:00 Mini Series 10:00 Intelligence 11:00 Nota Musical Remix 11:30 En Pantalla Thursdays 8:00 Sexto Round 9:00 Mini Series 10:00 Hay Alguien Ahi 11:00 Sexto Round Fridays 8:00 Oppenheimer Presenta 9:00 Jorge Gestoso Investiga 10:00 Oppenheimer Presenta 11:00 Cuentame Como Paso Saturdays 8:00 Desafuo Extremo 9:00 World Series Boxing 11:00 Hay Alguien Ahi

Spam-A-Lot Wednesday & Thursday, April 27 and 28th at 8pm IU Auditorium • www.iuauditorium.com The quest for the Holy Grail is on in Monty Python’s Spamalot, the hit Broadway musical that lovingly spoofs the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail—and also pokes fun at Broadway’s sometimesoverblown attempts at seriousness. This King Arthur tale includes the Knights of the Round Table and plenty of men in tights, but with some notable additions: up-to-the-minute pop culture references, Laker Girls cheerleaders, and a Killer Rabbit. The musical’s lyrics were written by Eric Idle, a member of the original Monty Python team, who co-wrote the music with John Du Prez. While Monty Python fans will be lining up for Spamalot, the show’s broad appeal was evidenced by its three 2005 Tony Awards including Best Musical and run of over 1,500 performances. This show is for anyone who appreciates silly, sarcastic dialogue and hilarious situations.

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Overnight Schedule Tuesday—Saturday 12:00 Charlie Rose 1 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Secrets of the Dead Herculaneum Uncovered 3:00 NOVA The Incredible Journey of the Butterflies 4:00 Journey to Planet Earth Plan B: Mobilizing to Save Civilization 5:30 Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent 2 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Masterpiece Classic The 39 Steps 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas, Texas - Hour One 5:00 This Old House Hour 3 Sunday 12:00 Nature Outback Pelicans 1:00 NOVA The Incredible Journey of the Butterflies 2:00 Frontline Money and March Madness 3:00 Independent Lens Pushing the Elephant 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 Need to Know 4 Monday 12:30 The Civil War The Cause-1861 2:30 Robert E. Lee: American Experience 4:00 NOVA The Incredible Journey of the Butterflies 5:00 Nature Birds of the Gods 5 Tuesday 1:00 The Civil War A Very Bloody Affair-1862/ Forever Free-1862 3:30 The Civil War The Cause -1861 5:30 Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent 6 Wednesday 1:00 The Civil War Simply Murder-1863/The Universe of Battle-1863

19 Tuesday 1:00 American Masters John Muir in the New World 2:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 3:30 Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate 5:00 Nature Survivors of the Firestorm

3:30 Ribbon of Sand 4:00 Independent Lens The Desert of Forbidden Art 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas - Hour Two

3:00 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 4:00 Earth: The Operators’ Manual 5:00 Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden

7 Thursday 1:00 The Civil War Valley of the Shadow of Death-1864/Most Hollowed Ground 3:30 Smitten 4:00 Nature Parrots in the Land of Oz 5:00 NOVA A Walk to Beautiful

13 Wednesday 1:00 Frontline 2:00 Great Famine: American Experience 3:00 Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton 5:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside The Oval Office

8 Friday 1:00 The Civil War War Is All Hell-1865/The Better Angels of Our Nature 3:30 This Old House Hour 4:30 Ribbon of Sand 5:00 Nature Parrots in the Land of Oz

14 Thursday 1:00 NOVA The Bible’s Buried Secrets 3:00 Independent Lens Jean-Michel Basquiat 4:30 Frontline 5:30 Ribbon of Sand

20 Wednesday 1:00 Frontline 2:00 Black in Latin America Haiti & The Dominican Republic: An Island Divided 3:00 American Masters John Muir in the New World 4:30 Games of the North 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Billings, Montana Hour Two

15 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Secrets of the Dead Battle for the Bible 3:00 NOVA The Bible’s Buried Secrets 5:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside The Oval Office

21 Thursday 1:00 NOVA Power Surge 2:00 Saving The Bay Marvel of Nature 3:00 Independent Lens Waste Land 4:30 Frontline 5:30 Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent

16 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 3:30 Washington Week 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Billings, Montana Hour One 5:00 This Old House Hour

22 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Secrets of the Dead Lost in the Amazon 3:00 NOVA Power Surge 4:00 Saving the Bay Marvel of Nature 5:00 Black In Latin America Haiti & The Dominican Republic: An Island Divided

9 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Planet Forward Energy Innovation 3:30 Smitten 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas - Hour Two 5:00 This Old House Hour 10 Sunday 12:00 Touching The Void 1:30 Austin City Limits Spoon 2:30 NOVA A Walk to Beautiful 3:30 Antiques Roadshow Dallas - Hour Two 4:30 Ribbon of Sand 5:00 Nature Parrots in the Land of Oz 11 Monday 12:00 Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden 1:00 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 2:00 Independent Lens The Desert of Forbidden Art 3:00 NOVA A Walk to Beautiful 4:00 Earth: The Operators’ Manual 5:00 Planet Forward Energy Innovation 12 Tuesday 1:00 Great Famine: American Experience 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Billings, Montana Hour One

17 Sunday 12:00 Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden 1:00 NOVA The Bible’s Buried Secrets 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens Jean-Michel Basquiat 5:30 Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent 18 Monday 12:30 Nature Survivors of the Firestorm 1:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 2:30 Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate 4:00 NOVA The Bible’s Buried Secrets

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25 Monday 12:30 Nature Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions 1:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 2:30 Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate 4:00 NOVA Power Surge 5:00 Saving The Bay Marvel of Nature 26 Tuesday 1:00 Stonewall Uprising: American Experience 2:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 3:30 Forgiveness - A Time to Love and a Time to Hate 5:00 Nature Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions 27 Wednesday 1:00 Frontline 2:00 Black In Latin America Cuba: The Next Revolution 3:00 Stonewall Uprising: American Experience 4:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Billings, Mt - Hour Three 28 Thursday 1:00 NOVA Mt. St. Helens Back from the Dead 2:00 Saving the Bay Harbor of Harbors 3:00 Independent Lens Marwencol 4:30 Frontline 5:30 Ribbon of Sand 29 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Secrets of the Dead Escape from Auschwitz 3:00 NOVA Mt. St. Helens Back from the Dead 4:00 Saving The Bay Harbor of Harbors 5:00 Black in Latin America Cuba: The Next Revolution 30 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Masterpiece Classic Upstairs Downstairs 3:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Billings, Mt - Hour Three 5:00 This Old House Hour

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Jean Marsh as Rose

The saga continues at 165 Eaton Place with new characters upstairs and down in a three-part sequel to the much-loved Masterpiece series, more than three decades after its last episode on PBS. The story opens in 1936, six years after the Bellamy family moved out of 165 Eaton Place at the end of the original series. Recently inherited by young Sir Hallam Holland (Stoppard), the house has been long vacant and its considerable needs are taken in hand by Hallam’s vivacious wife, Agnes.

Actors Keeley Hawes and Ed Stoppard

Her first order of business is to hire servants, for which she retains Rose, the proprietor of a domestic employment agency, although Agnes is unaware of Rose’s previous association with 165. After lining up a butler, a cook, a housemaid, and other staff, Rose realizes she may be of no further use to the new family. Our story begins, just as it did thirty-odd years ago, with stories of the upper-class and workingclass intertwining in complex and interesting ways against a backdrop of world events—in this case, the abdication crisis of Edward VIII, the growing belligerence of Hitler and Mussolini on the continent, and the rise of the British Union of Fascists under Sir Oswald Mosley. Amid the triumphs, disasters, joys, and tears, it’s just like old times at 165 Eaton Place.

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Masterpiece Classic: Upstairs Downstairs

Actors and co-creators of Upstairs Downstairs Eileen Atkins (right) and Jean Marsh (left center), and actors Keeley Hawes (right center) and Ed Stoppard (left)