2017 February MontanaPBS Viewers Guide

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Spy in the Wild  Airs 7pm Wednesdays More than 30 animatronic “spy cameras” disguised as animals secretly record animal behavior in the wild. These spy creatures reveal that animals show a capacity to love, grieve, deceive, cooperate and invent.  See story, inside front cover

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11th & Grant: Chris Cunningham 6 EVENING & OVERNIGHT MontanaPBS & World 7 NOVA: Search for the Superbattery 9 MontanaPBS Film Classics: Driving Miss Daisy 11 American Experience: Oklahoma City 13 American Experience: Ruby Ridge 15 The Talk: Race in America 17 Antiques Roadshow 19 Victoria on Masterpiece 21 Africa’s Great Civilization 22 WEEKDAY PROGRAMMING MontanaPBS 23 WEEKEND PROGRAMMING MontanaPBS 24 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING MontanaPBS Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth?

25 A-Z PROGRAM LISTING MontanaPBS & World 28 A-Z PROGRAM LISTING Create 29 MontanaPBS Kids Channel 30 BUSINESS PARTNERS 32 American Masters: Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise

More than 30 animatronic “spy cameras” disguised as animals secretly record animal behavior in the wild. These Spy Creatures reveal that animals show emotions and behavior similar to humans—a capacity to love, grieve, deceive, cooperate and invent.

 Love Airs 7pm Wednesday, February 1 Also 2/3 3am; 2/5 1:05am; 2/6 noon

Join the spycams as they are accepted into a wild dog pack, witness elephant love, and are mourned by a troop of monkeys.

 Intelligence Airs 7pm Wednesday, February 8 Also 2/10 3am; 2/12 1am; 2/13 noon

Watch our spies disguised as animals observe a gray squirrel stealing a spy nut, a sea otter cracking open a meal, and an orangutan washing with soap.

 Friendship Airs 7pm Wednesday, February 15 Also 2/17 3am; 2/19 1am; 2/20 noon

A spy meerkat babysits meerkat pups while a spy cobra pretends to attack the mob. Spy crocs witness a convenient partnership between real crocodiles and birds.

 Bad Behavior Airs 7pm Wednesday, February 22 Also 2/24 3am; 2/26 1am; 2/27 noon

Spy monkey is caught between crossfires as real monkeys fight over beach bar alcohol. Spy egret is also a waterhole victim when elephants throw mud everywhere!

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City in the Sky  Airs 9pm Wednesdays At any given moment, more than one million people are traveling by airplane, in 100,000 daily flights moving 30,000 feet above the Earth. This airborne metropolis and the armies of professionals needed to make it all work are captured in this three-part documentary series. From hidden cities of luggage below ground to the steady hands guiding flights around the globe, City in the Sky goes behind the scenes with rare access to uncover the invisible global networks and complex logistics that have allowed air travel to soar to new heights.

From the coldest airport in the world (in Yakutsk, Russia), to one of the busiest (in Atlanta, Georgia), to the most dangerous (in the Himalayan town of Paro), the series takes viewers to remote, little known places such as the world’s largest luggage storage facility and the storage tanks in Europe and southeast America that hold and transport millions of gallons of jet fuel through underground pipes.

City in the Sky gives viewers a new appreciation for the paper stub or digital ticket that unlocks a precisely choreographed journey that starts the moment they walk into an airport terminal. Signage, lighting and flooring are designed to keep travelers on a flowing path to their gates. Vast underground machines give baggage the ride of its life from check-in to pick-up. Even non-consumer-facing parts of the industry bring fascination: the world’s largest cargo storage in China, for example, sees one-fifth of all global shipping come through its facility.

Departure Airs 9pm Wednesday, February 8 Also 2/10 2am, 5am; 2/15 noon

Learn what it takes to get a million people off the ground—from building the world’s biggest passenger plane to controlling the flow of passengers through the busiest airport on the planet to the perils of takeoff in the coldest city on Earth.

Airborne Airs 9pm Wednesday, February 15 Also 2/17 2am, 5am; 2/22 noon

Examine the hidden army that keeps your plane safe, and explore just what it takes to keep the “city in the sky” functioning and safe between takeoff and landing. Learn why flying has become safer than ever.

Arrival Airs 9pm Wednesday, February 22 Also 2/24 2am, 5am

What goes up must come down—and getting passengers safely back to earth depends on complex global networks and some astonishing technology. Around the world, 100,000 flights a day make touchdown—almost every one safely. Learn what’s involved.

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MontanaPBS continues to tell the story of our state—past and present—with award winning television productions. Programs like Backroads of Montana, Indian Relay, Fort Peck Dam and Butte, America help our citizens thoughtfully reflect on the colorful history of our state, the majesty of our shared landscape and our unique people and cultures. Programs such as Montana Ag Live, Concussion: Answers in the Blood?, Degrees of Difference and many others foster important discussion about current issues.

Bicycle Corps: America’s Black Army On Wheels This program tells the story of the 25th Infantry’s bicycle trip from Missoula, Montana, to St. Louis, Missouri in 1897.

The African American infantry took the trip to test a theory that the bicycle would replace the horse in transporting men for the army.

With archival film, photographs and interviews with historians, the program also examines the life of the African American soldier at the turn of the century, in particular First Sergeant Mingo Sanders, the main motivator of the enlisted men. Airs Thursday, 2/9 at 7pm; Sunday, 2/12 at 10am

Jailed for Their Words: When Free Speech Died in Wartime America This

The Rundown with Beth Saboe: In the Legislature 2017

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News and public affairs producer, Beth Saboe, hosts this series providing in-depth coverage of issues that matter to Montanans. Each week, she’ll look at the the important issues being debated in the Legislature and explain how they could impact Montanans.

The Rundown with Beth Saboe Every other year, Montana state lawmakers convene for 90 days in Helena to discuss changes to our laws on taxes, healthcare, the environment, business and much more. Each week we’ll look at the important issues being debated in the Legislature and explain how they could impact Montanans from Superior to Sidney.

With insightful reporting and one-on-one interviews, this program helps viewers understand the legislative process and how they’re being represented by elected officials.

· Feb. 3rd, 2017 Airs Friday, 2/3 at 6:59pm and 10:02pm

· Feb. 10th, 2017 Airs Friday, 2/10 at 6:59pm and 10pm

· Feb. 17th, 2017 Airs Friday, 2/17 at 6:59pm and 10:30pm

· Feb. 24th, 2017 Airs Friday, 2/24 at 6:59pm and 10:02pm

Montana Journal: 100 & Counting At last count, Montana boasts 175 centenarians. This episode introduces us to four remarkable people who have each lived over a century. Their stories of perseverance and overcoming adversity are inspiring. Airs Sunday, 2/5 at 10:30am Business: Made in Montana This episode introduces viewers to Coaster Pedicab in Bonner, Adipose Boatworks in Helena, McCollum Longboards in Missoula, Alpine Tipis in Polson, E.L.K. Inc. in Gardner and Kochel Guitars in Potomac. Airs Sunday, 2/5 at 10am Degrees of Difference Can Montanans who disagree about climate sit down and have a discussion? The phrase “climate change” is so polarizing that just uttering it can end a friendship. This program introduces us to three sets of friends across Montana who try to get past the controversy to have a productive conversation. Airs Thursday, 2/23 at 7:30pm; Sunday, 2/26 at 10am, Monday, 2/27 at 3:30am

program tells the fascinating story of Montanans imprisoned during WWI as part of the Montana Sedition Act of 1918 for criticizing America’s war effort. Through powerful memoir, national expert commentary, archival footage, descendent interviews and re-enactments, the film highlights the importance of free speech in wartime America and ultimately of our first amendment rights. Airs Sunday, 2/19 at 10am

Never Too Late Shad Blair, a 36-year-old plumber living in Stevensville, Montana, has always dreamed of playing professional basketball. Against all odds, Shad receives an invitation to the Las Vegas Overseas Combine and his pipe dream might just become a reality.

Local coach and one-time Montana basketball standout Ryan Wetzel thinks Shad has what it takes and agrees to help train the 6’11” inch Blair for the upcoming combine. With the support of his family, and all of his savings, Shad lays it all on the line to see once and for all if he has what it takes to play professional basketball. A story about always giving it your all and pursuing your dreams till the very end.

Airs Thursday, 2/23 at 7pm; Sunday, 2/26 at 10:30a;, Monday, 2/27 at 3am

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Ag Education Matters Associate Professor of Ag Education Shannon Arnold will discuss the wide range of educational opportunities in agriculture, including such successful programs as using horses to teach life skills to youth and adults. Airs Sunday, 2/5 at 11am

Tax Issues for Agriculture Director of Montana’s Department of Revenue Mike Kadas will steer us through the tax issues that affect Montana agricultural producers.

Airs Sunday, 2/12 at 11am Meat Processing On A Smaller Level MSU Associate Professor of Meat Science in the Animal Science Department Jane Boles will discuss the challenges for small meat processors in Montana. Airs Sunday, 2/19 at 11am Diseases of Potatoes and Sugar Beets in Montana MSU Extension plant pathologist Jessica Rupp will help us understand the unique diseases of two of Montana’s most important crops—potatoes and sugar beets. Airs Sunday, 2/26 at 11am

Bebe Leboeuf America is a melting pot where the worlds come together. The people who immigrated to the US brought with them the durable, portable things they could carry and that one critical piece of their legacy: music from their homeland. Zydeco springs out of a Cajun heritage alive almost from the beginning in New Orleans. The region’s only Zydeco/Cajun band brings their Montana flavor to that classic New Orleans sound, while preserving the heritage of this infectious genre.

Airs Thursday, 2/2 at 7pm; Saturday, 2/4 at 9:43pm; Monday, 2/6 at 2am

Chris Cunningham

New Episode! Chris Cunningham Acclaimed singer and songwriter Chris Cunningham showcases his original, modern folk tunes. Joining Cunningham are Mike Parsons on fiddle and steel guitar, Tom Murphy on mandolin, and Russell Smith on acoustic bass. Old-fashioned storytelling paired with stirring acoustic arrangements and precise harmonies make this group one of a kind. A Bozeman native, Cunningham is a member of the famed duo, Storyhill, who appeared on NPR’s Prairie Home Companion, Mountain Stage, and won acclaim at the Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Competition. Airs Thursday, 2/16 at 7pm; Saturday, 2/18 at 9:31pm; Monday, 2/20 at 2am

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Chris Cunningham  Airs 7pm Thursday, February 16 Also 2/18 9:31pm; 2/20 2am

Wheels and Wings Look at aviary art in Moccasin, appreciate Montana’s first airmail service in Great Falls, visit a local history center and historic bridge near Sidney, see Snake Butte near Ft. Belknap and meet with a wheelwright in Deer Lodge. Airs Saturday, 2/4 at 5pm

Seeds and Weeds Meet an artist near Sidney whose medium is seeds, experience a weed roundup near Choteau, meet the Loma woman who curates the House of 1000 Dolls, and examine what the folks at ZooMontana in Billings do to enrich the lives of the zoo’s animals. William Marcus hosts from the Charles M. Bair Family Ranch and Museum near Martinsdale. Airs Saturday, 2/11 at 5pm Alder Gulch to Plentywood Tour the Christenot family mill near Alder Gulch and ride on the steam train between Virginia City and Nevada City. Tempt your sweet teeth at the Parrot Confectionary in Helena, and marvel at snow geese flocking in thousands at Freezout Lake near Choteau and at the creations of Plentywood inventor Pat Tange. Finally, tour the historic Northern Pacific railroad depot in Livingston. Airs Saturday, 2/18 at 5pm

Augusta to Wisdom Visit a Big Hole Valley family that’s been haying together for generations, hear and elk bugle near Moiese, meet a small-town guitarist who has crisscrossed Montana performing for more than 70 years, learn the history of a one-of-a-kind bridge near Augusta, and drop in on a woman who reports the news from Sweet Grass. Montana native William Marcus hosts the program from the C.M. Russell Museum in Great Falls. Airs Saturday, 2/25 at 5pm

Acclaimed singer and songwriter Chris Cunningham showcases his original, modern folk tunes. Joining Cunningham are Mike Parsons on fiddle and steel guitar, Tom Murphy on mandolin, and Russell Smith on acoustic bass.

Old-fashioned storytelling paired with stirring acoustic arrangements and precise harmonies make this group one of a kind.

A Bozeman native, Cunningham is a member of the famed duo, Storyhill, who appeared on NPR’s Prairie Home Companion, Mountain Stage, and won acclaim at the Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Competition.

His lyrically and emotionally driven songs, often written from self reflection and thinking about other’s lives, come from an open heart that ultimately aim to move listeners to new perspectives, hope and inspiration. As owner and operator of Bozeman studio Basecamp Recording, he’s been making and releasing albums for 25 years, and recently released a new solo EP “If You Knew All Along.”

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Evening & Overnight WEDNESDAY

Battery” Join renowned gadget geek and host David Pogue as he sets out on a quest to discover how batteries work and uncover what the future of batteries means for our gadgets, our lives and even our planet. TV-G  See story, right

ine legends about the origins and meaning of the aurora, the colorful glow that often brightens the night sky in Earth’s polar regions. Investigate the myths of Finland’s Saami, Alaska’s Inuit, Canada’s Native Americans and New Zealand’s Maori. TV-G  See photo, below

6:00 WORLD POV: Seven Songs for

7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries “Love” Spy creatures explore the rarely seen emotions of animals, revealing whether they are as strong and complex as our own. Join the

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 Aurora: Fire in the Sky Exam-

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour a Long Life TV-PG

7:00 WORLD Frontline: Battle for Iraq

8:00 NOVA “Search for the Super

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spycams as they are accepted into a wild dog pack, witness elephant love, and are mourned by a troop of monkeys! TV-PG  See story, inside front cover

FEBRUARY 1

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Doc World: Tashi’s Turbine 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages: Devon and Cornwall

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 POV: Seven Songs for a Long Life 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis, hr 1 3:00 WORLD Shift Change 4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Santa Clara, hr 3 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 WORLD American Forum: The President’s First Year, pt 2 5:00 Newton Minow: An American Story 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Focus On Europe TV-G

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD Bridging the Divide: Tom Bradley

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11:00 WORLD POV: Seven Songs for

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11:30 MotorWeek TV-G

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AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Frontline: Battle for Iraq 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 Finding Your Roots: The Irish Factor

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Race Underground: American Experience 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Frontline: Battle for Iraq 3:00 WORLD Reel South: The State of Eugenics 4:00 Finding Your Roots: The Irish Factor 4:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 4:30 WORLD Second Opinion: Borderline Personality Disorder 5:00 Race Underground: American Experience 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

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11th & Grant with Eric Funk “Bebe LeBoeuf” Bebe LeBoeuf adds their Montana flavor to the classic New Orleans Zydeco sound, while preserving the Cajun heritage of this infectious genre. TV-G  See photo, p. 8

7:00 WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

One World Trade Center TV-PG

8:00 Doc Martin “On the Edge, pt 1” Martin fails to restart his relationship with Louisa. Her father Terry plans to smuggle explosives. TV-PG

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

8:50 Hinterland “The Girl in the Water, pt 1” Struggling with his own demons, Mathias becomes emotionally connected with a murder investigation. TV-PG

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Scully/The World Show TV-G

9:37 Hinterland “The Girl in the Water, pt 2” Continued from 8:50pm. TV-PG 10:00 WORLD NOVA: Search for the

Super Battery TV-G

Aurora: Fire in the Sky

 Airs 9pm Wednesday, February 1 Also 2/3 2am, 5am; 2/6 3am; 2/23 noon In Earth’s polar regions, the aurora—a ghostly flicker and colorful glow— mysteriously brightens the night sky. One of the most incredible natural phenomena in the world, the array of colors of the aurora is a source of endless theory and wonder. This one-hour documentary links popular myths to the aurora’s physical effects on the natural world. For some tribes, it is the spirit of ancestors playing ball in the sky; for others, it’s a harbinger of war, plague and famine.

1 0:30 BBC World News 11:00 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD Aurora: Fire in the Sky TV-G

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MDNT WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

One World Trade Center 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 NOVA: Search for the Super Battery

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Aurora: Fire in the Sky 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Love 3:00 WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming Home: Military/Civilian Divide 3:30 WORLD On Story: The Path of an Action Writer: A Conversation with 4:00 NOVA: Search for the Super Battery 4:00 WORLD Well Read: Tracy Kidder, A Trunk Full of Money 4:30 WORLD Closer to Truth: Does the Cosmos Have a Reason?

5:00 Aurora: Fire in the Sky 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD Race Underground:

American Experience TV-PG

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The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 3rd, 2017” Every other year, Montana state lawmakers convene for 90 days in Helena to discuss changes to our laws on taxes, healthcare, the environment, business and much more. With insightful reporting and one-on-one interviews, this program helps viewers understand the legislative process and how they’re being represented by elected officials.  See p. 4

7:00 WORLD Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood Mar-

shall and the NAACP TV-G

10:11 BBC World News 10:41 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD Race Underground:

American Experience TV-PG

11:39 The Mind of a Chef “Best of Fried Food” Fare is served up from oyster po’boys to pig’s head, alligator to sardine spines. TV-PG

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6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “The Southern Show” Kathy Lennon is the guest. Songs include “Are You From Dixie” and “Chattanooga Choo Choo.” TV-G

din Gets On Your Wick” Foggy is inspired by the sight of a sailboarder slicing through water, and tries to create a sailboard big enough for him and his two friends to stand on.

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

8:04 Live from Lincoln Center “50 Years of Mostly Mozart” Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts’ Mostly Mozart Festival, one of the world’s major music festivals. The visionary programming celebrates the genius of Mozart with signature performances and new commissions. TV-G 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Asia Insight 10:00 WORLD 1964: The Fight for a Right TV-PG

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6:00 WORLD Soar TV-G

7:00 Last of the Summer Wine “Alad-

7:08 Washington Week 7:36 Charlie Rose: The Week

FEBRUARY 4

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP 12:07 Tavis Smiley 12:35 Overheard with Evan Smith: Marcus Samuelsson, Chef/Restaurateur

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 1:03 Charlie Rose: The Week 1:31 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 2:00 Open Mind 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 This Is America & The World 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Washington Week 3:00 WORLD Bridging the Divide: Tom Bradley and the Politics of Race 3:30 Market to Market 4:00 The This Old House Hour 4:00 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 4:30 WORLD Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:00 In the Americas with David Yetman: Colombia: Capital & Coffee 5:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 Martha Speaks 5:30 WORLD Washington Week 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

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7:00 WORLD From the Streets to the Stage:

The Journey of Fredrick Davis TV-PG

7:31 May to December “Baby Love” Alec and Zoe are now the proud parents of baby Fleur. But Alec has taken to parenthood too zealously for Zoe’s liking. Back at the office Jamie is putting on a brave face as the new partner. (28)

8:00 WORLD America Reframed:

My Life In China

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Show Host David Pogue delves into the powerful world of batteries.

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Search for the Super Battery  Airs 8pm Wednesday, February 1 Also 2/3 1am, 4am, noon; 2/5 12:07am We live in an age when technological innovation seems to be limitlessly soaring. But for all the satisfying speed with which our gadgets have improved, many of them share a frustrating weakness: the batteries. Even though there have been some improvements in the last century, batteries remain finicky, bulky, expensive, toxic and maddeningly short-lived.

The quest is on for a “super battery,” and the stakes in this hunt are much higher than the phone in your pocket. With climate change looming, electric cars and renewable energy sources like wind and solar power could hold keys to a greener future... if we can engineer the perfect battery. In Search for the Super Battery, renowned gadget geek and host David Pogue explores the hidden world of energy storage, from the power--and danger--of the lithium-ion batteries we use today, to the bold innovations that could one day charge our world. He wants to uncover what the future of batteries has in store for our gadgets, our lives—and even our planet.

Might the lowly battery be the breakthrough technology that changes everything?

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9:30 WORLD Leaves of Change TV-G

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“Bebe LeBoeuf” Bebe LeBoeuf adds their Montana flavor to the classic New Orleans Zydeco sound, while preserving the Cajun heritage of this infectious genre. TV-G 10:00 WORLD Soar TV-G

10:41 Austin City Limits “Cece Winans/ St. Paul & The Broken Bones” Grammy-winning legend CeCe Winans sings new songs and classics from her catalog, TV-PG 11:00 WORLD From the Streets to the Stage:

The Journey of Fredrick Davis TV-PG

11:39 Bluegrass Underground “Hurray for the Riff Raff” Hurray for the Riff Raff brings a high-energy, funky, folky N’Awlins groove to the Volcano Room. TV-G

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8:02 MontanaPBS Film Classics “Driving Miss Daisy” An Atlanta widow and her chauffeur reflect the changing times, from 1948 to 1973.

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FEBRUARY 5

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD America Reframed: My Life in China 12:07 NOVA: Search for the Super Battery 1:05 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Love

1:30 WORLD Leaves of Change 2:00 WORLD Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP 2:04 Thinking Money: The Psychology Behind Our Best And Worst Financial Decisions 3:00 WORLD 1964: The Fight for a Right 3:01 Divine Discontent: Charles Proteus Steinmetz 4:00 Scully/The World Show 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi: Dancing In My Italy (Minturno, Italy) 4:30 WORLD Washington Week 5:00 MN Original 5:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 5:30 Curious George 5:30 WORLD Open Mind 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

3:00 WORLD America Reframed:

4:30 WORLD Leaves of Change TV-G

My Life In China

5:00 Detectorists Club president, Terry, is keen to help Lance and Andy search the bottom paddock at Bishop’s Farm. TV-PG

Actors On Actors TV-PG

5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages “Cumbria” Penelope finds there is much more to life in a Cumbrian village than tourists and tea shops.

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6:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature

Miniseries: Love TV-PG

7:00 Mercy Street “One Equal Temper” As Pinkerton looks at the Greens more closely, they join forces to hide an ugly secret. McBurney, hoping to distance Foster from Mary, sends him to a nearby army camp on a house call. Alice helps Frank escape and Samuel earns Charlotte’s respect. TV-14-L  See photo, p. 18

PM AFTERNOON/EVENING

3:00 Masterpiece Classic “Downton Abbey Season 4, pt 1” After Matthew’s death, the family and servants try to cure Mary and Isobel of their depression. TV-PG

5:00 WORLD Variety Studio:

7:00 WORLD Reel South:

7:30 WORLD Reel South:

The Exceptionally Extraordinary TV-G The Last Barn Dance TV-G

8:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “An OrSCOTT STERLING & AARON PRUITT

dinary Woman” Courtship at court leads to second thoughts and other complications. Will Victoria and Albert take the fateful step into matrimony? And will the queen promise “to obey” her foreign prince? TV-PG  See story, p. 19

8:00 WORLD Doc World: Prize of the Pole

9:00 Secrets of the Six Wives “Divorced, Beheaded, Survived” Worsley presents the last three wives Anne of Cleves, young Catherine Howard and Katherine Parr. TV-PG

9:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

Spies of Mississippi TV-PG-L

10:00 Mercy Street “The House Guest” A house guest becomes the focus of Alice’s schemes. Samuel has to make a difficult decision. TV-14-V  See photo, p. 18 10:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild,

A Nature Miniseries: Love TV-PG

11:00 Colored Frames Reflects on the last 50 years in African-American art by exploring the experiences of artists.

11th & Grant with Eric Funk: Bebe LeBoeuf

 Airs 7pm Thursday, February 2 Also 2/4 9:43pm; 2/6 2am

The people who immigrated to the US brought with them the durable, portable things they could carry and that one critical piece of their legacy: music from their homeland. The region’s only Zydeco/Cajun band brings their Montana flavor to that classic New Orleans sound, while preserving the heritage of this infectious genre.

TV-PG

11:00 WORLD Reel South:

The Exceptionally Extraordinary TV-G

11:30 WORLD Reel South:

The Last Barn Dance TV-G

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FEBRUARY 6

PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural

Exchange: Blackout and Pangaea TV-G

7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Indianapolis, hr 2” Discover treasures from Indianapolis including a 1952 Joe Louis-signed whiskey bottle. TV-G  See story, p. 17

7:00 WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming

7:30 WORLD On Story: Script to Screen:

TUESDAY

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming Home: Stories of Service 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 12:30 WORLD On Story: Script to Screen: Danny Boyle, Jason Reitman, & Ed 1:00 Victoria On Masterpiece: An Ordinary Woman

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Secrets of the Six Wives: Divorced, Beheaded, Survived 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Mercy Street: One Equal Temper 3:00 WORLD Variety Studio: Actors on Actors 4:00 Victoria On Masterpiece: An Ordinary Woman 4:00 WORLD Global 3000 4:30 WORLD Focus On Europe 5:00 Secrets of the Six Wives: Divorced, Beheaded, Survived 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Baddddd Sonia Sanchez

Time = Comedy” Uncover a history of tragedies and triumphs in the families of three of America’s funniest men-Jimmy Kimmel, Norman Lear and Bill Hader-as they learn how comedy truly has its place in all aspects of life.TV-PG-VL

Danny Boyle, Jason Reitman, & Ed TV-G

8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Charleston,

8:00 Oklahoma City: American Experience Follow the rise of the extremist militia movement, from Ruby Ridge to Waco, that led to the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in American history the 1995 bombing

by Timothy McVeigh that killed 168 people in Oklahoma City.TV-PG  See story, p. 11

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 Independent Lens “Birth of a Movement” Learn how D.W. Griffith’s 1915 The Birth of a Nation unleashed a battle still waging today about race relations and representation, and the power and influence of Hollywood. Featuring Spike Lee, Reginald Hudlin, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and others. TV-PG-VL

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD The Caged Bird: The Life and

Music of Florence B. Price TV-G

10:30 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural

6:00 WORLD America Reframed:

7:00 Finding Your Roots “Tragedy +

Home: Stories of Service

hr 1” A Pete Seeger autographed sign and an 1854 Edward Beyer panoramic oil painting are showcased. TV-G

FEBRUARY 7

COURTESY OF APT ONLINE

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Doc World: Prize of the Pole 12:00 Doc Martin: On the Edge, pt 1 1:00 Austin City Limits: Cece Winans/St. Paul & The Broken Bones

1:00 WORLD Independent Lens: Spies of Mississippi 11th & Grant with Eric Funk: 2:00 Bebe LeBoeuf 2:00 WORLD Soar 3:00 Aurora: Fire in the Sky 3:00 WORLD From the Streets to the Stage: The Journey of Fredrick Davis 4:00 Music City Roots Live from the Factory 4:00 WORLD Overheard with Evan Smith: Henry Louis Gates Jr., Historian 4:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 5:00 Song of the Mountains: Lonesome River Band 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

Morgan Freeman stars as the African-American chauffeur to an old Jewish woman in the American South.

Driving Miss Daisy  Airs 8pm Saturday, February 4 Also 2/5 12:53pm An elderly Jewish widow living in Atlanta can no longer drive. Her son insists she allow him to hire a driver, which in the 1950s meant a black man. She resists any change in her life but, Hoke, the driver is hired by her son. She refuses to allow him to drive her anywhere at first, but Hoke slowly wins her over with his native good graces. The movie is directly taken from a stage play and does show it. It covers over twenty years of the pair’s life together as they slowly build a relationship that transcends their differences.

COURTESY OF APT ONLINE

MONDAY

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Global 3000 TV-G

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD America Reframed:

Baddddd Sonia Sanchez

1 0:30 Charlie Rose 11:30 Well Read “Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Writings on the Wall” NBA Hall of Fame inductee Kareem Abdul-Jabbar discusses his latest book. TV-G

Exchange: Blackout and Pangaea TV-G

11:30 Films Bykids “Displaced But Not Defeated” The story of 16-year old Maria Ceballos sheds light on the violence of Columbia’s civil war. TV-PG

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Jessica Tandy as Miss Daisy

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Evening & Overnight WEDNESDAY

FEBRUARY 8

Weighing 54,000 gross tons and stretching over two football fields, the Seven Seas Explorer is no ordinary boat. Join pioneering shipbuilders as they endeavor to build the ultimate cruise ship. TV-G

AM EARLY MORNING

PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

as animals observe the ingenuity of a gray squirrel, a sea otter and an orangutan. TV-PG  See story, inside front cover

7:00 WORLD Black Women In Medicine TV-G

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 City in the Sky “Departure” The world’s biggest passenger plane, controlling the flow of passengers and more are showcased. TV-PG  See story, p. 3

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Focus On Europe TV-G

1 0:00 BBC World News

3:00 Finding Your Roots: Tragedy + Time = Comedy 3:00 WORLD Reel South: The Exceptionally Extraordinary 3:30 WORLD Reel South: The Last Barn Dance 4:00 Oklahoma City: American Experience 4:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 4:30 WORLD Second Opinion: Tourette Syndrome 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD City in the Sky: Departure TV-PG

7:00

10:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

11:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

Birth of a Movement TV-PG-VL

11:30 MotorWeek TV-G

THURSDAY

FEBRUARY 9

AM EARLY MORNING

MDNT WORLD Black Women in Medicine

12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 Oklahoma City: American Experience

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley

Bicycle Corps: America’s Black Army on Wheels This program tells the story of the 25th Infantry’s bicycle trip from Missoula, Montana, to St. Louis, Missouri in 1897. The African American infantry took the trip to test a theory that the bicycle would replace the horse in transporting men for the army. With archival film, photographs and interviews with historians, the program also examines the life of the African American soldier at the turn of the century, in particular First Sergeant Mingo Sanders, the main motivator of the enlisted men. TV-G

American Denial TV-PG-VL

10:30 Charlie Rose

Birth of a Movement TV-PG-VL

7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries “Intelligence” Spies disguised

Made in Montana, see pp. 4-5

8:00 NOVA “Ultimate Cruise Ship”

MDNT WORLD Doc World: Prize of the Pole

12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages: Cumbria

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Independent Lens: Birth of a Movement 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis, hr 2 3:00 WORLD 1964: The Fight for a Right 4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Charleston, hr 1 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 WORLD American Forum: The President’s First Year, pt 3 5:00 1964: The Fight for a Right 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

7:00 WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

Building the Future TV-PG

COURTESY OF NICK SPANOS

8:00 Doc Martin “On the Edge, pt 2” Martin fails to restart his relationship with Louisa. Her father Terry plans to smuggle explosives. TV-PG

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song

8:50 Foyle’s War “High Castle” A

 Airs 8pm Friday, February 10

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Scully/The World Show TV-G 10:00 WORLD NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship TV-G

Also 2/13 2am Enjoy an all-star tribute to Smokey Robinson, the 2016 recipient of the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, with performances

by Robinson, as well as Aloe Blacc, Gallant, CeeLo Green, JoJo, Ledisi, Tegan Marie, Kip Moore, Corinne Bailey Rae, Esperanza Spalding, The Tenors, Joe Walsh, BeBe Winans, and a special appearance by Berry Gordy, Founder of Motown—with Samuel L. Jackson as host and Greg Phillinganes as music director.

translator for the Nuremberg trials is killed, leading Foyle into the world of international oil politics and corrupt Nazi businessmen. TV-PG-V  See photo, p. 12

10:20 BBC World News 10:50 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD City in the Sky: Departure TV-PG

11:50

11th & Grant Classics “Tumbledown House: The Brothers McGhee” The Sultry vocals of Gillian Howe and the eclectic Indie-Jazz guitar work of Tyler Miller bring “gritty saloon jazz” to 11th & Grant, reminiscent of the early 1930s prohibition era. TV-G

Find your community MontanaPBS HD and MontanaPBS World channels, See page 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area

AM EARLY MORNING

MDNT WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

Building the Future 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 City in the Sky: Departure 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Intelligence 3:00 WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming Home: Stories of Service 3:30 WORLD On Story: Script to Screen: Danny Boyle, Jason Reitman, & Ed 4:00 NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship 4:00 WORLD Well Read: Garth Stein & Mary Ann Gwinn: Writers to Reviewers 4:30 WORLD Closer to Truth: Can the Cosmos Have a Reason?

5:00 City in the Sky: Departure 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour 6:59 The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 10th, 2017” Every other year, Montana state lawmakers convene for 90 days in Helena to discuss changes to our laws on taxes, healthcare, the environment, business and much more. With insightful reporting and one-on-one interviews, this program helps viewers understand the legislative process and how they’re being represented by elected officials.  See p. 4

7:00 WORLD Editor and the Dragon: Horace

10:30

2017” Repeat of 6:59pm.  See p. 4 American Experience TV-PG

1 0:38 BBC World News 11:07 Charlie Rose

SATURDAY

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Asia Insight

PM EVENING

6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Songs By Johnny Mercer” Guy Hovis is the guest. “Moon River,” “Autumn Leaves” and “Tangerine” are performed. TV-G

6:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

The Branch Davidian compound burning in Waco, Texas (April 1993).

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Oklahoma City  Airs 8pm Tuesday, February 7

Also 2/9 1am, 4am “Oklahoma City” explores the intertwined narratives of the worst domestic terrorist attack in the U.S. and the anti-government movement that inspired the actions of Timothy McVeigh, including two standoffs with law enforcement with tragic outcomes— Ruby Ridge and the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. On April 19, 1995, McVeigh, a former soldier deeply influenced by the literature and ideas of the radical right, set off a truck bomb that destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people and injuring 675 others. Drawing upon a rich news archive of the events, including more than 60 hours of audio from jailhouse interviews with McVeigh, “Oklahoma City” traces the events that led McVeigh to that day and recounts the stories of survivors, first responders, U.S. Marshals, FBI investigators and journalists who covered the attack. The film also provides an indepth and provocative exploration of the extremist anti-government movement that rose to prominence in the 1990s and still makes news today.

A Ballerina’s Tale TV-PG

7:00 Last of the Summer Wine “The Glory Hole” Foggy ropes Compo and Clegg into reconstructing a battle when a pit at a building site brings back memories of his wartime exploits. TV-PG

7:00 WORLD Black Ballerina TV-G

7:31 May to December “School Days” Baby Fleur is only three months old, but Alec is already making plans for her education. Hilary takes advice from Vera about her love life—and winds up all in tears. (29)

9:32 John Lewis: Get in the Way Rep. John Lewis was one of the key figures of the Civil Rights Movement.

Lewis was one of the leaders of the SNCC, one of the original Freedom

AM EARLY MORNING

Horace Carter Fights the Klan 12:05 Tavis Smiley 12:33 Overheard with Evan Smith: Thomas Haden Church, Actor

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 1:01 Charlie Rose: The Week 1:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 2:00 Open Mind: Incubators of Hate 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 This Is America & The World 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Washington Week 3:00 WORLD Black Women In Medicine 3:30 Market to Market 4:00 The This Old House Hour 4:00 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 4:30 WORLD Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:00 In the Americas with David Yetman: Sierra Nevada and the Making of California 5:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 Martha Speaks 5:30 WORLD Washington Week 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

Jackson for an all-star tribute to singer and songwriter Smokey Robinson, the 2016 recipient of the Gershwin Prize, with a special appearance by Berry Gordy, founder of Motown.

TV-G  See photo, left

FEBRUARY 11

MDNT WORLD Editor and the Dragon:

7:08 Washington Week 7:36 Charlie Rose: The Week 8:04 Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song Join host Samuel L.

The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 10th,

10:00 WORLD Oklahoma City:

Carter Fights The Klan TV-PG

COURTESY OF RICHARD ROGERS

Riders, and the youngest speaker at the 1963 March on Washington.

This program follows Lewis today and tells the stories of his role in the Civil Rights Movement and early political career.

FEBRUARY 10

COURTESY OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY NATIONAL MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM

FRIDAY

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8:00 WORLD America Reframed:

Baddddd Sonia Sanchez

Timothy McVeigh selling bumper stickers outside the Branch Davidian compound during the 1993 federal siege.

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Evening & Overnight 8:02 MontanaPBS Film Classics “Laura” An arrogant New York columnist taunts a detective obsessed with a slain woman’s portrait.

9:32 Austin City Limits “Foals/Alejandro Escovedo” Revel in an hour of modern rock with UK superstars Foals and Texas legend Escovedo.

TV-PG

10:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

A Ballerina’s Tale TV-PG

1 0:30 Live from the Artists Den “Cage the Elephant” Cage the Elephant brings their funky, soulfully psychedelic sound to the Santa Barbara Art Foundry. TV-PG

AM EARLY MORNING

Baddddd Sonia Sanchez 12:00 NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship 1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Intelligence 2:00 The Antibody: It’s Never Too Late to Panic 2:00 WORLD Editor and the Dragon: Horace Carter Fights The Klan

through Royal Deeside, a remote part of Aberdeenshire. It’s a land of enormous estates served by tiny communities. Penelope visits the few villages that exist and explores how important Queen Victoria was in shaping modern Deeside. TV-PG  See photo, p. 16

ries: Intelligence TV-PG

After the Second Battle of Bull Run, Hopkins and Emma set out to rescue a stranded group of wounded Union soldiers. Lisette, a hospital observer, discovers the truth about a young soldier, shocking Foster.

Hopkins and Emma share an intimate moment. TV-14-L  See photo, p. 18

3:00 WORLD America Reframed:

Baddddd Sonia Sanchez

4:00 The Gettysburg Story The story of Gettysburg is told with breathtaking imagery of legendary places of the battlefield. TV-G

7:00 WORLD Reel South: 120 Days TV-G

8:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “The Queen’s Husband” At loose ends in a foreign land, Albert finds a noble cause. Victoria gets her way at court and resorts to a folk cure in the bedroom. Francatelli does Miss Skerrett a favor—for a price. TV-PG  See story, p. 19

5:00 Detectorists Andy and Lance fall out over gold and a scramble for presidential power takes place. TV-PG

6:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature Minise-

7:00 Mercy Street “Southern Mercy”

Abbey Season 4, pt 2” The fates of several characters converge at a glittering house party. Gregson impresses Robert. TV-14-V

FEBRUARY 12

MDNT WORLD America Reframed:

PM AFTERNOON/EVENING

6:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages “Royal Deeside” Penelope travels

3:00 Masterpiece Classic “Downton

11:30 Bluegrass Underground

SUNDAY

Made in Montana, see pp. 4-5

3:00 @Home 3:00 WORLD Independent Lens: American Denial 4:00 Scully/The World Show 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi: It Takes Two to Tango 4:30 WORLD Washington Week 5:00 MN Original 5:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 5:30 Curious George 5:30 WORLD Open Mind 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

11:00 WORLD Black Ballerina TV-G

“Mac McAnally” Enjoy a set by this Mississippi-raised musical force of nature and Grammy winner. TV-G

5:00 WORLD Variety Studio:

Actors On Actors TV-PG

5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend

9:00 Tales from the Royal Wardrobe

COURTESY OF MASTERPIECE

Examine the significance of the royal wardrobes of English monarchs over the last 400 years. Learn why most kings and queens have carefully choreographed every aspect of their apparel and why, for those who haven’t, the consequences have sometimes been calamitous. TV-PG

9:00 WORLD B.B. King:

American Masters TV-PG-VL

10:00 Mercy Street “One Equal Temper” As Pinkerton looks at the Greens more closely, they join forces to hide an ugly secret. TV-14-L  See photo, p. 18 10:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature Minise-

ries: Intelligence TV-PG

11:00 Facing Forward: A Student’s Story A charming and smart 7th grader struggles in an academically rigorous charter school in Cleveland.

TV-PG

Foyle’s War, Season 8

 High Castle Airs 8:50pm Thursday, February 9  Trespass Airs 8:50pm Thursday, February 16  Elise Airs 8:50pm Thursday, February 23 As WW2 rages around the world, DCS Foyle fights his own war on the home-front as he investigates crimes on the south coast of England. Later series sees the retired detective working as an MI5 agent operating in the aftermath of the war.

11:00 WORLD Reel South: 120 Days TV-G

MONDAY

FEBRUARY 13

AM EARLY MORNING 12:00 Doc Martin: On the Edge, pt 2 1:00 Austin City Limits: Foals/ Alejandro Escovedo

1:00 WORLD B.B. King: American Masters

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3:00 Mercy Street: Southern Mercy 3:00 WORLD Variety Studio: Actors On Actors 4:00 Victoria On Masterpiece: The Queen’s Husband 4:00 WORLD Global 3000 4:30 WORLD Focus On Europe 5:00 Tales from the Royal Wardrobe 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

7:00 Finding Your Roots “War Stories” Patricia Arquette, Julianne Moore and John McCain explore the military service of their families. TV-PG

6:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural

Exchange: Omo Child: The River and the Bush TV-14

7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Indianapolis, hr 3” Travel to Indianapolis for hidden treasures including an 1898 Alphonse Mucha JOB poster. TV-G  See story, p. 17

Ruby Ridge that helped launch the modern militia movement through eyewitness accounts, including Randy Weaver’s daughter and federal agents involved in the deadly confrontation. TV-PG  See story, right

7:30 WORLD On Story:

8:00 Antiques Roadshow “Charleston, hr 2” Interesting items include a collection of Marilyn Monroe stills from her greatest cinematic hits. TV-G 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 Independent Lens “Accidental Courtesy” Meet African-American musician Daryl Davis, who has a peculiar passion—meeting and befriending members of the Ku Klux Klan in an attempt to change their minds and forge racial conciliation, one racist at a time. TV-PG-L 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 10:00 WORLD American Masters: Sister Rosetta

Tharpe: The Godmother of Rock & Rol TV-PG

1 0:30 BBC World News 11:00 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural

Exchange: Omo Child: The River and the Bush TV-14

TUESDAY

FEBRUARY 14

AM EARLY MORNING 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 12:30 WORLD On Story: Comedy That Resonates 1:00 Victoria On Masterpiece: The Queen’s Husband

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Tales from the Royal Wardrobe 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley

7:00 WORLD Colored Frames TV-PG

8:00 Ruby Ridge: American Experience Examine the 1992 FBI siege at

Comedy That Resonates TV-G

6:00 WORLD America Reframed: A New Color:

The Art of Being Edythe Boone

PM EVENING

COURTESY OF KOOTENAI COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

2:00 Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song 2:00 WORLD Independent Lens: A Ballerina’s Tale 3:00 WORLD Black Ballerina 3:30 Buried History with Mark Walberg: Avalon 4:00 Music City Roots Live from the Factory 4:00 WORLD Overheard with Evan Smith: Margaret Atwood, Award-Winning Author 4:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 5:00 Song of the Mountains: Giles Mountain String Band/Kody Norris Band/Ashley 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

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8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 Independent Lens “Tower” The deadly August 1, 1966, mass shooting at the University of Texas left 16 dead. “Tower” reframes the events of that day via the perspectives of those who lived through it and examines the effects of the shooting over the last 50 years. TV-PG-V  See photo, p. 14 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Global 3000 TV-G 10:00 WORLD America Reframed: A New Color:

The Art of Being Edythe Boone

1 0:30 BBC World News 11:00 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD Colored Frames TV-PG

WEDNESDAY

FEBRUARY 15

AM EARLY MORNING 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 Looking Over Jordan: African Americans and the War

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 1:30 Independent Lens: Accidental Courtesy 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis, hr 3 3:00 WORLD Editor and the Dragon: Horace Carter Fights the Klan 4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Charleston, hr 2 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 WORLD American Forum: The President’s First Year, pt 4

Randy Weaver’s mugshot

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Ruby Ridge  Airs 8pm Tuesday, February 14 Also 2/16 12:30am, 3:30am, noon Before the occupation of the refuge in Oregon, before the siege at Waco, before Oklahoma City, there was Ruby Ridge.

Twenty-five years later, the same question remains: How could this have happened?

Shortly before dawn on August 21, 1992, six U.S. Marshals hiked up the steep ridge near the isolated mountaintop cabin of white separatist Randy Weaver in Northern Idaho. Charged with selling two illegal sawed-off shotguns to an undercover agent more than a year earlier, Weaver had failed to appear in court, instead holing up in his cabin with his wife Vicki, three children and a cache of firearms. Growing increasingly frustrated by Weaver’s defiance, the marshals had intensified their surveillance and strayed ever closer to the cabin itself. On the morning of the 21st, a firefight broke out.

Eleven days later, the standoff that mesmerized the nation would leave Weaver injured, his wife and son, and a federal agent, dead, and many convinced that the federal government was out of control. Drawing upon eyewitness accounts, including interviews with Weaver’s daughter and federal agents involved in the confrontation, “Ruby Ridge” is a riveting, minute-by-minute account of the event that helped give rise to the modern American militia movement.

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Evening & Overnight

Made in Montana, see pp. 4-5

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Focus On Europe TV-G

5:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages: Royal Deeside 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

PM EVENING

1 0:30 Charlie Rose 11:30 MotorWeek TV-G

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:30 WORLD Independent Lens: Tower TV-PG -V

7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries “Friendship” Spy creatures and their new wild friends rely on each other. A spy meerkat babysits meerkat pups while a spy cobra pretends to attack the mob. Spy crocs witness a partnership between crocodiles and birds. TV-PG  See story, inside front cover

8:00 NOVA “Secrets of Origami” The ancient art of paper folding is sparking scientific advances, affecting drug development and future NASA space missions. Discover how the art of origami is reshaping the world around us as scientists uncover the power of folding. TV-G

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 City in the Sky “Airborne” Examine

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

Accidental Courtesy TV-PG-L

11:30 WORLD Independent Lens: Tower TV-PG-V

THURSDAY

FEBRUARY 16

AM EARLY MORNING 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Ruby Ridge: American Experience

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 1:30 The Gettysburg Story 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 Finding Your Roots: War Stories 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 WORLD Reel South: 120 Days 3:30 Ruby Ridge: American Experience 4:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 4:30 Independent Lens: Tower 4:30 WORLD Second Opinion: Broken Heart Syndrome 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD City in the Sky: Airborne TV-PG

7:00

11th & Grant with Eric Funk “Chris Cunningham” Ac-

7:00 WORLD Super Skyscrapers: The Vertical

City TV-PG

8:00 Doc Martin “The Apple Doesn’t Fall” Portwenn has a new police officer following the departure of PC Mark Mylow after his doomed marriage.

His replacement is PC Joseph Penhale, who appears to have an odd affliction which causes him to fall asleep suddenly at strange times. TVPG

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

8:50 Foyle’s War “Trespass” A prominent Jewish man’s son is assaulted as a right-wing manifesto inflames anti-Semitic tensions. TV-PG-V  See photo, p. 12 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Scully/The World Show TV-G 10:00 WORLD NOVA: Secrets of Origami TV-G

10:20 BBC World News 10:50 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD City in the Sky: Airborne TV-PG

11:50

claimed singer & songwriter Chris Cunningham showcases his original, modern folk tunes. Joining Cunning-

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the hidden army that keeps your plane safe, and explore just what it takes to keep the “city in the sky” functioning and safe between takeoff and landing. Learn why flying has become safer than ever. TV-PG  See story, p. 3

ham are Mike Parsons on fiddle and steel guitar, Tom Murphy on mandolin, and Russell Smith on acoustic bass. Old-fashioned storytelling paired with stirring acoustic arrangements and precise harmonies make this group one of a kind. TV-G  See story, p. 5

11th & Grant Classics “Tumbledown House: Right Hand Man” The Sultry vocals of Gillian Howe and the eclectic Indie-Jazz guitar work of Tyler Miller bring “gritty saloon jazz” to 11th & Grant, reminiscent of the early 1930s prohibition era. TV-G

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MDNT WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

Independent Lens: Tower

 Airs 9pm Tuesday, February 14 Also 2/16 4:30am Explore the deadly August 1, 1966, mass shooting at the University of Texas that left 16 dead.

“Tower” reframes the events of that day via the perspectives of those who lived through it and examines the effects of the shooting over the last 50 years.

The Vertical City 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 NOVA: Secrets of Origami

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 City in the Sky: Airborne 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Friendship 3:00 WORLD Education of Harvey Gantt 3:30 WORLD On Story: Comedy That Resonates 4:00 NOVA: Secrets of Origami 4:00 WORLD Well Read: Mark Shriver Pilgrimage 4:30 WORLD Closer to Truth: Death Disrupted?

5:00 City in the Sky: Airborne 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

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5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD Ruby Ridge:

American Experience TV-PG

6:59

The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 17th, 2017” Every other year, Montana state lawmakers convene for 90 days in Helena to discuss changes to our laws on taxes, healthcare, the environment, business and much more. With insightful reporting and one-on-one interviews, this program helps viewers understand the legislative process and how they’re being represented by elected officials.  See p. 4

7:00 WORLD Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of

America’s Founding Fathers TV-G

7:08 Washington Week 7:36 Charlie Rose: The Week

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

8:04 The Best of the Boston Pops Many of the greatest moments from the world-renowned orchestra’s 129-year history are showcased.

Hosted by Pops conductor Keith Lockhart, the documentary tells the orchestra’s story-from its beginning as summertime entertainment for Bostonians to its current role as a national icon and beloved institution.

PM EVENING

6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Tribute to the Swing and Sweet Bands” Ava Barber is the guest. Great songs include “Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree” and “Heartaches.” TV-G

6:00 WORLD Mary Lou Williams: The Lady

Who Swings The Band TV-PG

7:00 Last of the Summer Wine “Adopted by a Stray” Compo, Clegg and Foggy are pleased when a stranger gives them an old van, but little do they realise what is inside it. TV-PG

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9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G

9:02 Great Performances “New York City Ballet In Paris” Thrill to the company’s all-Balanchine program of ballet masterpieces, including the Walpurgisnacht Ballet and La Valse, set to music of Gounod and Ravel respectively, recorded in the City of Light. TV-G

7:00 WORLD Queen of Swing TV-PG

7:31 May to December “Who Can I Turn to?” Jamie wants to update the office with a major purchase of equipment. Alec takes Zoe on a sentimental journey just to remind her of how much things have changed. (30)

9:30 WORLD Asia Insight

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The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 17th, 2017” Repeat of 6:59pm.  See p. 4

10:00 WORLD Ghosts of Amistad:

In the Footsteps of the Rebels TV-G

8:00 WORLD America Reframed: A New Color:

The Art of Being Edythe Boone

8:02 MontanaPBS Film Classics “Lady from Shanghai” A rich lawyer and his seductive wife frame an Irish sailor for murder. Orson Welles stars.

1 0:09 BBC World News 10:39 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD Ruby Ridge:

American Experience TV-PG

11:37 The Mind of a Chef “Strip Malls” Ludo discusses the business decisions that go into serving fine food in a strip mall setting. TV-PG

FEBRUARY 18

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America’s Founding Fathers 12:05 Tavis Smiley 12:33 Overheard with Evan Smith: David Fahrenthold, Journalist

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 1:01 Charlie Rose: The Week 1:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 2:00 Open Mind: Rights In China & Hong Kong 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 This Is America & The World 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Washington Week 3:00 WORLD Colored Frames 3:30 Market to Market 4:00 The This Old House Hour 4:00 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 4:30 WORLD Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:00 In The Americas with David Yetman: Brazil’s Land of Sand 5:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 Martha Speaks 5:30 WORLD Washington Week 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

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9:00 WORLD Colored Frames TV-PG

9:31

11th & Grant with Eric Funk “Chris Cunningham” Acclaimed singer & songwriter Chris Cunningham showcases his original, modern folk tunes. Old-fashioned storytelling paired with stirring acoustic arrangements and precise harmonies make this group one of a kind. TV-G  See story, p. 5

Leticia Moreno Gomez comforts her daughter Marissa Ramirez.

The Talk: Race in America  Airs 8pm Monday, February 20

Also 2/22 1am, 4am This two-hour documentary about the increasingly common conversation taking place in homes and communities across the country between parents of color and their children, especially sons, about how to behave if they are ever stopped by the police. In many homes, “the talk,” as it is called, usually contains phrases like this: If you are stopped by the police: Always answer “yes sir, no sir”; never talk back; don’t make any sudden movements; don’t put your hands in your pockets; obey all commands; if you think you are falsely accused, save it for the police station. I would rather pick you up at the station than the morgue…

The film will present six personal stories to illustrate the issue from multiple points of view: parent, child, the police and the community. Filmed across the country, in communities including Long Beach, California; Oakland, California; St. Louis, Missouri; Richland County, South Carolina; Memphis, Tennessee; and Cleveland, Ohio, the stories will include interviews with academics, police force members, community activists and family members.

Among those profiled are activist and founder of The Ethics Project, Dr. Christi Griffin; Samaria Rice; Reverend Catherine Brown; Trevena Garel, retired sergeant, New York City Police Department (NYPD); Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President and retired officer, New York City Police Department (NYPD); the Ramirez family; and members of the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy.

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Evening & Overnight 10:00 WORLD Mary Lou Williams:

The Lady Who Swings the Band TV-PG

1 0:30 Austin City Limits “Sturgill Simpson/Asleep at the Wheel” Enjoy “Life of Sin” and other tunes from Simpson’s acclaimed LP Metamodern Sounds in Country Music. TV-PG 11:00 WORLD Queen of Swing TV-PG

11:30 Bluegrass Underground “Jj Grey & Mofro” JJ Grey, the North Florida sage and soul-bent swamp rocker, performs blues, funk and Southern rock. TV-G

Made in Montana, see pp. 4-5

4:30 WORLD Washington Week 5:00 MN Original 5:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 5:30 Curious George 5:30 WORLD Open Mind 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

FEBRUARY 19

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PM AFTERNOON/EVENING

Abbey Season 4, pt 3” Love is in the air, and darker emotions too, as Mary, Edith, Tom and Anna each face a dilemma. TV-PG

3:00 WORLD America Reframed: A New Color:

4:00 Majestic Life of Queen Elizabeth II Royalty is a mixture of myth

4:00 WORLD Colored Frames TV-PG 5:00 WORLD Variety Studio:

Actors On Actors TV-PG

ries: Friendship TV-PG

Lisette re-creates on paper the face of a disfigured, amnesiac soldier, leading to a family reunion. When Anne’s plans to be made head nurse fail, she rejoins Hale to undermine McBurney’s authority. Pinkerton questions the Greens, causing a rift.

TV-14-L  See photo, p. 18

7:00 WORLD Reel South: Private Violence TV-G

8:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “The Engine of Change” With a child on the way, Victoria must choose a regent in case she dies during childbirth. The Tory party disputes her choice, but she and Albert turn the tables with the aid of the latest in 19th-century technology. TV-PG  See story, p. 19

5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend

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6:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature Minise-

7:00 Mercy Street “Unknown Soldier”

and reality. it’s the fairytale romance of a princess coming together with living history. Since her accession to the British throne in 1952, Queen Elizabeth II has embodied this combination by simultaneously serving as her country’s most public figure and its leading enigma. TV-PG

MDNT WORLD America Reframed: A New Color:

The Art of Being Edythe Boone 12:00 NOVA: Secrets of Origami 1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Friendship

1:00 WORLD Colored Frames 2:00 Black Ballerina 2:00 WORLD Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America’s Founding Fathers 3:00 Let’s Have Some Church Detroit Style 3:00 WORLD Ghosts of Amistad: In the Footsteps of the Rebels 4:00 Scully/The World Show 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi: Jeju Fire Festival (Seoul & Jeju, South Korea)

pe is in East Sussex and Kent—a rural, unspoiled swath of the busy southeast that never ceases to surprise and impress. She finds a remarkable hidden village that hasn’t changed in almost a century, discovers the origins of the English Country Garden and sees a war memorial which was helped to be established by Rudyard Kipling. TV-PG  See photo, left

3:00 Masterpiece Classic “Downton

The Art of Being Edythe Boone

SUNDAY

6:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages “East Sussex and Kent” Penelo-

8:00 WORLD Black Panthers: Vanguard of the

Revolution: Independent Lens TV-PG-VL

9:00 Tales from the Royal Bedchamber Lucy Worsley gets into bed with our past monarchs to uncover the Tales from the Royal Bedchamber.

She reveals that our obsession with royal bedrooms, births and succession is nothing new. In fact, the rise and fall of their magnificent beds reflects the changing fortunes of the monarchy itself. TV-PG

10:00 Mercy Street “Southern Mercy”

Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages

 Cumbria Airs 6pm Sunday, February 5 Also 2/8 1am  Royal Deeside Airs 6pm Sunday, February 12 Also 2/15 5am  East Sussex Airs 6pm Sunday, February 19 Also 2/21 5am

In the delightful series, British actress Dame Penelope Keith leads viewers on a tour of Britain’s most charming villages to discover what makes each one unique. Armed with her vintage “Batsford” travel books, Keith explores village histories, investigates how village communities have changed over time, and seeks out the quirky local traditions that continue to this day.

After the Second Battle of Bull Run, Hopkins and Emma set out to rescue a stranded group of wounded Union soldiers. Lisette discovers the truth about a young soldier, shocking Foster. Hopkins and Emma share an intimate moment. TV-14-L  See photo, p. 18 10:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature

Miniseries: Friendship TV-PG

11:00 Soft Vengeance: Albie Sachs & The New South Africa The amazing story of anti-apartheid activist and lawyer Albie Sachs is chronicled.

TV-PG

11:00 WORLD Reel South: Private Violence TV-G

MONDAY FEBRUARY 20

AM EARLY MORNING

MDNT WORLD The Black Panthers: Vanguard of

the Revolution: Independent Lens 12:00 Doc Martin: The Apple Doesn’t Fall 1:00 Austin City Limits: Sturgill Simpson/ Asleep at the Wheel 11th & Grant with Eric Funk: 2:00 Chris Cunningham 2:00 WORLD Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings The Band 3:00 The Best of the Boston Pops 3:00 WORLD Queen of Swing 4:00 Music City Roots Live from the Factory 4:00 WORLD Overheard with Evan Smith: Marcus Samuelsson, Chef/Restaurateur 4:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 5:00 Song of the Mountains: Antsy McClain & The Trailer Park Troubadours 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

1:00 Victoria On Masterpiece: The Engine of Change

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Tales from the Royal Bedchamber 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Mercy Street: Unknown Soldier 3:00 WORLD Variety Studio: Actors On Actors 4:00 Victoria On Masterpiece: The Engine of Change 4:00 WORLD Global 3000 4:30 WORLD Focus On Europe 5:00 Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages: East Sussex and Kent 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

7:00 WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming

7:30 WORLD On Story: A Conversation with

Home: Women in the Military

70 Acres in Chicago

life of the I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings author and activist who inspired generations with lyrical modern African-American thought.

Features new interviews with Oprah Winfrey, Common, the Clintons, and others. TV-PG  See story, back cover

dramatic story of a Gitmo detainee released from the controversial U.S. prison after 14 years. With NPR, a report on the struggle over freeing prisoners once deemed international terrorists. Also, the untold history of the Guantanamo Bay prison.

Damon Lindelof TV-G

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

7:00 WORLD Korla TV-PG 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 Frontline “Out of Gitmo” The

8:00 The Talk: Race in America In the wake of recent tragic and fatal events between men of color and law enforcement, learn how black and Hispanic families counsel their kids to stay safe if they are stopped by the police. TV-14  See story, p. 15

6:00 WORLD America Reframed:

7:00 Maya Angelou: American Masters Journey through the prolific

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour 7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Palm Springs, hr 1” Fantastic finds include a 1965 Noah Purifoy sculpture and Carroll O’Connor’s Archie Bunker coat. TV-G  See story, right

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Global 3000 TV-G

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD America Reframed:

70 Acres in Chicago

1 0:00 BBC World News

10:30 Charlie Rose

10:00 WORLD Jackie Robinson, pt 1 TV-PG-VL

11:00 WORLD Korla TV-PG

1 0:30 Charlie Rose 11:30 Films Bykids “Poet Against Preju-

11:30 Well Read “Anuradha Roy, Sleeping On Jupiter” Man Booker long-list author Anuradha Roy discusses his novel Sleeping on Jupiter. TV-G

dice” 17-year-old Faiza Almontaser was bullied after immigrating from Yeme, but found a creative outlet.

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FEBRUARY 21

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming Home: Women in the Military 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 12:30 WORLD On Story: A Conversation with Damon Lindelof

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Find your community MontanaPBS HD and MontanaPBS World channels, See page 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area

AM EARLY MORNING

MDNT WORLD Deep City:

The Birth of the Miami Sound 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 The Talk: Race in America

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley

Veteran talk, game and reality show host Mark L. Walberg hosts Antiquest Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow  Indianapolis, hr 2 Airs 7pm Monday, February 6 Also 2/8 3am

Discover treasures from Indianapolis including a 1952 Joe Louis-signed whiskey bottle, a Sheraton sideboard, ca. 1820, and a 1928 NY Yankees team-signed baseball. Which one is the top find of the hour?

 Indianapolis, hr 3 Airs 7pm Monday, February 13 Also 2/15 3am

Travel to Indianapolis for hidden treasures including an 1898 Alphonse Mucha JOB poster, a 1974 George Nakashima “Kent Hall” floor lamp and a 1961 Ty Cobbsigned baseball. Which is the big find?

 Palm Springs, hr 1 Airs 7pm Monday, February 20 Also 2/22 3am

Journey to Palm Springs for vintage and antique finds such as a 1965 Noah Purifoy sculpture, Carroll O’Connor’s Archie Bunker coat, ca. 1970, and a Franz Bergman foundry Vienna bronze lamp from around 1920. Can you guess which is valued at $125,000?

 Palm Springs, hr 2 Airs 7pm Monday, February 27 Also 3/1 3am

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Evening & Overnight 3:00 Antiques Roadshow: Palm Springs, hr 1 3:00 WORLD Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America’s Founding Fathers 4:00 The Talk: Race in America 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 WORLD American Forum: The President’s First Year, pt 5 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

creatures infiltrate the underground world of animal mischief, crime and retribution. Spy monkey is caught between crossfires as real monkeys fight over beach bar alcohol. Spy egret is also a waterhole victim when elephants throw mud everywhere!

TV-PG  See story, inside front cover

7:00 WORLD Frontline: Out of Gitmo

8:00 NOVA “Killer Trains” Trains are essential for moving freight and people throughout the world, but they are far from accident-free. Follow investigators as they probe the wreckage.

Made in Montana, see pp. 4-5

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

9:00 City in the Sky “Arrival” What goes up must come down-and getting passengers safely back to earth depends on complex global networks and some astonishing technology. Around the world, 100,000 flights a day make touchdown-almost every one safely. TV-PG  See story, p. 3

PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour 7:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries “Bad Behavior” Spy

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Focus On Europe TV-G

4:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show 4:30 WORLD Second Opinion:

5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo

Down Syndrome 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:00 WORLD City in the Sky: Arrival TV-PG

7:00

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD The Talk: Race in America TV-14

1 0:30 Charlie Rose 11:30 MotorWeek TV-G

THURSDAY

7:00 WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

The Billionaire Building TV-PG

7:30

FEBRUARY 23

AM EARLY MORNING

MDNT WORLD Frontline

12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 Maya Angelou: American Masters

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Frontline: Out of Gitmo 3:00 WORLD Reel South: Private Violence 4:00 Maya Angelou: American Masters

Never Too Late A 36-year-old plumber in Montana lays it all on the line in an attempt play professional basketball. TV-PG-L  See photo, p. 20 Degrees of Difference Can Montanans who disagree about the climate sit down and have a discussion? The phrase “climate change” is so polarizing that just uttering it can end a friendship. This program introduces us to three sets of friends across Montana who try to get past the controversy and have a productive conversation.

8:00 Doc Martin “Movement” Bert Large opens his own restaurant, but things go wrong when people complain of food poisoning. TV-PG

TV-PG

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

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8:50 Foyle’s War “Elise” After an assassination attempt on Hilda Pierce, Foyle examines her activities during the war. TV-PG-V  See photo, p. 12 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Scully/The World Show TV-G 10:00 WORLD NOVA: Killer Trains TV-PG

10:20 BBC World News 10:50 Charlie Rose 11:00 WORLD City in the Sky: Arrival TV-PG

11:50

11th & Grant Classics “Salsa Loca: Albondigas” Salsa Loca burns and slides through the firey Latin sounds of Afro-Cuban and Salsa music. Mambos, cha-chas, boleros, and sambas are the fare. TV-G

FRIDAY

FEBRUARY 24

AM EARLY MORNING

MDNT WORLD Super Skyscrapers:

Mercy Street

 One Equal Temper Airs 7pm Sunday, February 5 Also 2/7 3am; 2/12 10pm  Southern Mercy Airs 7pm Sunday, February 12 Also 2/14 3am; 2/19 10pm  Unknown Soldier Airs 7pm Sunday, February 19 Also 2/21 3am; 2/26 11pm Allegiances blur and loyalties shift as the war pushes the drama beyond the hospital. Follow the growing chaos at Alexandria’s Mansion House, the precarious position of the Green family and the changing situation of the burgeoning black population. Pictured: Nurse Anne Hastings (Tara Summers) and Dr. Byron Hale (Norbert Leo Butz)

The Billionaire Building 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 1:00 NOVA: Killer Trains

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 City in the Sky: Arrival 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Bad Behavior

Find your community MontanaPBS HD and MontanaPBS World channels, See page 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area 3:00 WORLD Local USA: Veterans Coming

3:30 WORLD On Story: A Conversation with

Home: Women in the Military Damon Lindelof, Co-Creator of 4:00 NOVA: Killer Trains 4:00 WORLD Well Read: Ann Patchett, Commonwealth 4:30 WORLD Closer to Truth: How Does Faith Work?

5:00 City in the Sky: Arrival 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22 PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

6:30 WORLD Looking Over Jordan:

African Americans and the War TV-PG

6:59

The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 24th, 2017” Every other year, Montana state lawmakers convene for 90 days in Helena to discuss changes to our laws on taxes, healthcare, the environment, business and much more. With insightful reporting and one-on-one interviews, this program helps viewers understand the legislative process and how they’re being represented by elected officials.  See p. 4

7:00 WORLD Rise of the Black Pharaohs TV-PG

7:08 Washington Week 7:36 Charlie Rose: The Week

plore the oceanic bounty of France.

Lobsters of Brittany, oysters from Cancale and more! TV-PG

SATURDAY

Enjoy the groundbreaking folk group’s biggest hits and more 1950s and ‘60s chart toppers, performed by the current trio with Bob Shane, Timothy B. Schmit, Al Jardine, Trini Lopez, Barry McGuire, Sana Christian, The Limeliters and Josh Reynolds. TV-G

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Rise of the Black Pharaohs 12:05 Tavis Smiley 12:33 Overheard with Evan Smith

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 1:01 Charlie Rose: The Week 1:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 2:00 Open Mind: Deliberating The News 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 This Is America & The World 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 3:00 Washington Week 3:00 WORLD Deep City: The Birth of the Miami Sound 3:30 Market to Market 4:00 The This Old House Hour 4:00 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 4:30 WORLD Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:00 In the Americas with David Yetman: Lake Superior: Circling the Sweet Water Ocean 5:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 Martha Speaks 5:30 WORLD Washington Week 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23 PM EVENING

6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Love Songs” Mary Lou is the host. “Amor,” “Secret Love” and “Why Do I Love You?” are performed. TV-G

American Masters TV-PG

Defeat of the Stoneworm” Howard starts a panic in the neighbourhood when he discovers an outbreak of a lesser-known household pest. TV-PG

7:31 May to December “Let There Be Love” Zoe is finding motherhood a strain. Alec is on the verge of securing an important contract which necessitates Jamie enduring a sparkling evening with the Proudloves.

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9:05 Great Performances “New York

8:00 WORLD America Reframed:

 Part 4: An Ordinary Woman Airs 8pm Sunday, February 5 Also 2/7 1am, 4am; 2/26 8pm

 Part 6: The Engine of Change Airs 8pm Sunday, February 19

9:37 Austin City Limits “Kendrick

Americans and the War TV-PG

The eight-hour drama follows Victoria (Jenna Coleman) from the time she becomes Queen in 1837 at the age of 18 through her relationship with Lord Melbourne (Rufus Sewell), her first prime minister and intimate friend, and her courtship and marriage to Prince Albert (Tom Hughes).

Famous for her candor and spirit, she was the first woman who seemed to have it all: a passionate marriage, nine children and the job of being queen of the world’s most important nation. Her often tumultuous reign lasted for 63 years.

plays romance addict Catherine Morland in Jane Austen’s parody of gothic fiction. TV-PG

2017” Repeat of 6:59pm.  See p. 4

11:30 WORLD Looking Over Jordan: African

Victoria On Masterpiece

8:02 Northanger Abbey Felicity Jones

The Rundown with Beth Saboe “In the Legislature: Feb. 24th,

10:10 BBC World News 10:39 Charlie Rose

Shown from left to right: Jenna Coleman as Victoria and Rufus Sewell as Melbourne

 Part 5: The Queen’s Husband Airs 8pm Sunday, February 12

70 Acres in Chicago

9:30 WORLD Asia Insight 10:00 WORLD Slavery By Another Name TV-PG-VL

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6:00 WORLD Maya Angelou:

7:00 Last of the Summer Wine “The

9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G

City Ballet Symphony In C” Enjoy two classic ballets by George Balanchine: Georges Bizet’s sparkling Symphony in C, and the rarely seen Sonatine to the music of Maurice Ravel, in performance in Paris. TV-G

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8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour

8:04 The Kingston Trio Celebration

11:37 The Mind of a Chef “La Mer” Ex-

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9:00 WORLD Korla TV-PG

Lamar” Experience an hour of contemporary hip-hop from Grammy-nominated superstar Kendrick Lamar. TV-PG-L 10:00 WORLD Maya Angelou:

Also 2/14 1am, 4am; 2/26 9pm

Also 2/21 1am, 4am; 2/26 10pm

 Watch Victoria Marathon,

parts 1–6 Sunday, February 26 4pm–11pm

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Evening & Overnight American Masters TV-PG

10:35 Live from the Artists Den “Damien Rice” Irish singer-songwriter, musician and record producer Damien Rice performs. TV-14

11:33 Bluegrass Underground “The Cox Family” The Cox family have returned to the national music scene with their first album in almost 20 years. TV-G

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Made in Montana, see pp. 4-5

5:30 Curious George 5:30 WORLD Open Mind 6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 23

7:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “The Clockwork Prince” Albert pays a visit against the queen’s wishes and meets royal disdain. Where could it possibly lead? Meanwhile, the mystery of Miss Skerrett’s past deepens.

TV-PG  See story, p. 19

PM AFTERNOON/EVENING

3:00 Masterpiece Classic “Downton Abbey Season 4, pt 4” Can Bates learn what’s troubling Anna? Thomas installs a new ally and Alfred takes up cooking. TV-PG

3:00 WORLD America Reframed:

70 Acres in Chicago

123” As a new queen, the young Victoria struggles to take charge amid plots to manipulate her. Her friendship with the prime minister leads to a crisis in Parliament. TV-PG  See story, p. 19

AM EARLY MORNING

4:00 WORLD Korla TV-PG 5:00 WORLD Evening with Eric Holder TV-G

6:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “Brock-

Louisiana’s Croatian-Americans TV-G

dinary Woman” Courtship at court leads to second thoughts and other complications. Will Victoria and Albert take the fateful step into matrimony? And will the queen promise “to obey” her foreign prince? TV-PG  See story, p. 19

Let the Fire Burn TV-PG-VL

Queen’s Husband” At loose ends in a foreign land, Albert finds a noble cause. Victoria gets her way at court and resorts to a folk cure in the bedroom. Francatelli does Miss Skerrett a favor—for a price.TV-PG  See story, p. 19

6:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature Minise-

ries: Bad Behavior TV-PG

8:00 WORLD Independent Lens:

9:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “The

et Hall” Facing rioters and suitors, Victoria grows into her royal role. As she ponders marriage, her friendship with Lord Melbourne grows more complex. TV-PG  See story, p. 19

7:00 WORLD Reel South: Red Wolf Revival TV-G 7:30 WORLD Reel South: An Enduring Legacy:

8:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “An Or-

4:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “Doll

MDNT WORLD America Reframed:

70 Acres in Chicago 12:01 NOVA: Killer Trains 1:00 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries: Bad Behavior

1:00 WORLD Korla 2:00 BILL W.: The Creative Force Behind Alcoholics Anonymous 2:00 WORLD Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band 3:00 WORLD Rise of the Black Pharaohs 4:00 Scully/The World Show 4:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 4:30 Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi: Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast (Dubrovnik, Croatia) 4:30 WORLD Washington Week 5:00 MN Original 5:00 WORLD Scully/The World Show

9:30 WORLD An Unlikely Friendship TV-PG

1 0:00 Victoria On Masterpiece “The

DEVON RITER

Engine of Change” With a child on the way, Victoria must choose a regent in case she dies during childbirth. The Tory party disputes her choice, but she and Albert turn the tables with the aid of the latest in 19th-century technology. TV-PG  See story, p. 19 10:00 WORLD Spy in the Wild, A Nature

Miniseries: Bad Behavior TV-PG

11:00 Mercy Street “Unknown Soldier” Lisette re-creates on paper the face of a disfigured, amnesiac soldier, leading to a family reunion. When Anne’s plans to be made head nurse fail, she rejoins Hale to undermine McBurney’s authority. Pinkerton questions the Greens, causing a rift.

TV-14-L  See photo, p. 18 11:00 WORLD Reel South: Red Wolf Revival TV-G 11:30 WORLD Reel South: An Enduring Legacy:

Louisiana’s Croatian-Americans TV-G

Never Too Late

 Airs 7pm Thursday, February 23 Also 2/26 10:30am; 2/27 3am Shad Blair (right), a 36-year-old plumber living in Stevensville, Montana, has always dreamed of playing professional basketball. Against all odds, Shad receives an invitation to the Las Vegas Overseas Combine. Local coach and one-time Montana basketball standout Ryan Wetzel thinks Shad has what it takes and agrees to help train the 6´11˝ inch Blair for the upcoming combine. With the support of his family, and all of his savings, Shad lays it all on the line to see once and for all if he has what it takes to play professional basketball. In the end, even when it doesn’t quite make sense there lies incredible value in pursuing your dreams till the very end.

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TUESDAY

FEBRUARY 28

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Independent Lens: Let the Fire Burn 12:00 Doc Martin: Movement 1:00 Austin City Limits: Kendrick Lamar

1:30 WORLD An Unlikely Friendship 2:00 The Kingston Trio Celebration 2:00 WORLD Slavery By Another Name Never Too Late 3:00 Degrees of Difference 3:30 3:30 WORLD Looking Over Jordan: African Americans and the War 4:00 Music City Roots Live from the Factory 4:00 WORLD Overheard with Evan Smith: T.C. Boyle, Author 4:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 5:00 Song of the Mountains: Eugene Wolf & Mitya Kuznetsov/Jimbo Whaley & Green 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

AM EARLY MORNING MDNT WORLD Local USA: American Graduate Week: Beyond the Classroom 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Newsline 12:30 WORLD On Story: The Heart of a Film 1:00 Great Performances: New York City Ballet In Paris

1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances: New York City Ballet Symphony 2:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report 2:30 WORLD Tavis Smiley 2:57 Northanger Abbey 3:00 WORLD Evening with Eric Holder 4:00 WORLD Global 3000 4:30 All The Labor 4:30 WORLD Focus On Europe 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 22

PM EVENING

PM EVENING

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour 7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Palm

5:30 Nightly Business Report TV-G 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Springs, hr 2” A 1966 Roy Lichtenstein screenprint, a NASA Apollo archive from 1965 and more items are appraised. TV-G  See story, p. 17

7:00 WORLD Local USA: American Graduate

7:30 WORLD On Story: The Heart of a Film TV-G

The extraordinary life and career of astronaut and United States Senator John Glenn are chronicled. The documentary surveys Glenn’s distinguished military, NASA and political careers through archival footage and interviews with lawmakers, journalists, historians and NASA colleagues, including Senators Patrick Leahy (DVT) and Carl Levin (D-MI) and PBS News Hour’s Mark Shields. TV-G

8:00 Africa’s Great Civilizations Be-

Beginning with Africa’s ancient history as the cradle of mankind, this documentary series with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. brings to life the epic stories of both little-known and celebrated African kingdoms and cultures. (Part 2 of 3) TV-PG  See story, right

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD Jackie Robinson, pt 2 TV-PG-L

The land of Tennessee Williams is explored and smoked Andouille Sausage is served in New Orleans.

TV-G

7:30 WORLD One Night In March TV-G

8:00 Africa’s Great Civilizations

8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

1 0:30 Charlie Rose 11:30 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking “New Orleans Garden District”

6:00 WORLD America Reframed: By Blood

7:00 John Glenn: A Life of Service

Week: Beyond the Classroom

ginning with Africa’s ancient history as the cradle of mankind, this documentary series with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. brings to life the epic stories of both little-known and celebrated African kingdoms and cultures. (Part 1 of 3) TV-PG  See story, right

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MONDAY

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8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 9:00 WORLD Nightly Business Report TV-G 9:30 WORLD Global 3000 TV-G

1 0:00 BBC World News 10:00 WORLD America Reframed: By Blood

1 0:30 Charlie Rose 11:30 Well Read “Maria Semple, Today Will Be Different” Maria Semple discusses her novel, the humorous romp Semple’s Today Will Be Different.

TV-G

11:30 WORLD Independent Lens:

Let the Fire Burn TV-PG-VL

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. gazes out towards the ruins of the ancient city of Meroë in Sudan.

Africa’s Great Civilization  Part 1 airs 8pm Monday, Feb. 27 Also 3/10 1am, 4am

 Part 2 airs 8pm Tuesday, Feb. 28  Part 3 airs 8pm Wednesday, March 1 Gates chronicles a sweeping 200,000-year journey of discovery, showing the complexity, grandeur and diversity of many millennia of undiscussed and unknown details about Africa’s compelling and dramatic history.

Gates presents—for the first time for a popular audience—a new vision not only of Africa’s pivotal place in world history, but also the world’s relation to Africa.

Africa’s contributions to the human community’s development of art and language, writing and religion, agriculture and government, the arts and sciences are commonly misunderstood, or even ignored.

This landmark series presents a new and comprehensive narrative about Africa and the history of the extraordinary diverse peoples of its continent, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Cape of Good Hope, from the Red Sea and down the Nile River, and from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic. The series sizzles with exciting interviews with leading historians, creative writers, art historians, paleoanthropologists, geneticists and museum curators, including the Nigerian Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka; Kenyan paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey; historians John Thornton and Linda Heywood of Boston University; Christopher Ehret of UCLA; Ghanaian scholar Emmanuel Akyeampong of Harvard University; and art historian Cécile Fromont of the University of Chicago, along with many more.

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M O N TA N A PBS P R O G R A M G U ID E

MontanaPBS Programming Grids Weekday Programs TIME

M O N DAY

T U E S DAY

W E D N E S DAY

T H U R S DAY

F R I DAY

MORNING 6:00 am

Classical Stretch: Esmonde Technique

Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches

Classical Stretch: Esmonde Technique

Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches

Classical Stretch: Esmonde Technique

6:30am–10am · Ready to Learn Children’s Programs See page 24.

10:30 am

Sit and Be Fit

Classical Stretch: Esmonde Technique

Sit and Be Fit

Classical Stretch: Esmonde Technique

Sit and Be Fit

11:00 am

Great British Baking Show

Martha Bakes

Ellie’s Real Good Food

Simply Ming

Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul

Natural Health Breakthroughs w/Brenda Watson 2/21 Plan to Survive: Coping with a Breast Cancer Diagnosis 2/28 Rx: Doctors of Tomorrow

Mineral Explorers

Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick

Natural Heroes

2/1 1964: The Fight for a Right 2/8 Mississippi Remixed 2/15 City in the Sky begins

2/2 Storm of the Century: The Blizzard of ’49 2/9 Independent Lens: Birth of a Movement 2/16 Ruby Ridge: American Experience 2/23 Aurora: Fire in the Sky

NOVA

11:30 am

NOON AND AFTERNOON NOON

Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries

12:30 pm

Second Opinion 2/21 Weighed Down: Finding Hope for Childhood Obesity 2/28 Path to Healing: Genomics and Disease Prevention Healthy Minds w/Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein

1:00 pm

Landscapes Through Time w/David Dunlap

The Best of the Joy of Painting with Bob Ross

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

Painting with Paulson

Frank Clarke Simply Painting Around the World: China

1:30 pm

Quilt in a Day

It's Sew Easy

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Knit & Crochet Now!

Quilting Arts

2pm–5pm · Ready to Learn Children’s Programs See page 24.

For community MontanaPBS Capitol Coverage channel, see p. 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area

MontanaPBS Capitol Coverage Television Montana (TV-MT) is a state government broadcasting service that provides gavel-to-gavel, unedited coverage of legislative proceedings, both during and between sessions of the legislature. Viewers are invited to watch floor sessions and committee meetings live and on delayed telecasts. Visit: leg.mt.gov

Find your community MontanaPBS HD and MontanaPBS World channels, See page 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area

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Weekend Programs SATURDAY

SUNDAY

AM

AM

5:30 Curious George

5:30 Martha Speaks

6:00 Clifford the Big Red Dog

6:00 Super Why!

6:30 Nature Cat

6:30 Dinosaur Train

7:00 Ready Jet Go!

7:00 Curious George

2/26 Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of

7:30 Nature Cat

the Earth?  See story, p. 24

8:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

7:30 Peg + Cat

8:30 Splash and Bubbles

8:00 Market to Market

2/25 Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of

8:30 Taste of History

the Earth?  See story, p. 24

9:00 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

9:00 Ready Jet Go!

9:30 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

9:30 Wild Kratts

10:00

10:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 10:30 Garden Smart 11:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 11:30 This Old House

2/5 Business: Made in Montana 2/12 Bicycle Corps: Amerca’s Black Arm on Wheels 2/19 Jailed for Their Words: When Free Speech Died in Wartime America 2/26 Degrees of Difference

10:30

2/5 Montana Journal: 100 & Counting 2/26 Never Too Late

11:00

Montana Ag Live See p. 4

PM

noon Ask This Old House

PM

12:30 American Woodshop

noon A Place to Call Home

1:00 Woodsmith Shop

1:00 MontanaPBS Film Classics 2/5 Driving Miss Daisy (12:53pm) 2/12 Laura (12:59pm) 2/19 Lady from Shanghai

1:30 Sewing with Nancy 2:00 Beads, Baubles & Jewels 2:30 Craftman’s Legacy

2/26 Northanger Abbey

2/18 Make It Artsy begins

2:30 2/5 Looking Over Jordon: African Amercians and the War (2:32pm) 2/12 Young Lincoln 2/19 Mississippi’s Free State of Jones 2/26 Our American Family: The Clarks

3:00 Fly Tying: The Anger’s Art 3:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 4:00 Globe Trekker 2/25 Rudy Maxa’s World: The Taste of Japan begins 5:00 Backroads of Montana 2/4 Wheels & Wings 2/11 Seeds & Weeds 2/18 Alder Gulch to Plentywood 2/25 Augusta to Wisdom

LEAVE YOUR LEGACY to Montana’s Largest Classroom

3:00 Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey, Season 4

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4:00 2/12 Gettysburg Story 2/19 Majestic Life of Queen Elizabeth 2/26 Victoria on Masterpiece, marathon (6 parts, 4pm-11pm) 5:00 2/5, 2/12 Detectorists 5:30 Check daily listings, pp. 6–21

5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00 Check daily listings, pp. 6–19 *See descriptions, p. 4–5

MontanaPBS Trusted. Valued. Essential.

M O N TA N A PBS P R O G R A M G U ID E

MontanaPBS Children’s Programming MontanaPBS Kids Primary HD Channel

Find more children's programming on the PBSKids Channel.  Check listings on page 29.

AM Weekdays

JIM HENSON COMPANY

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6:30 Wild Kratts 7:00 Ready Jet Go! 7:30 Nature Cat 8:00 Curious George 8:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

2/20, 2/22 Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth?

9:30 Splash & Bubbles 10:00 Sesame Street

PM Weekdays 2:00 Thomas & Friends

2/20, 2/22, 2/24 Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth?

2:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

3:00 Curious George 3:30 Peg + Cat

Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth?

4:00 Arthur 4:30 Odd Squad 5:00 Odd Squad Weekend children’s programs are rated unless otherwise indicated, and air Saturdays from 5:30am to 10am and Sundays from 5:30am to 8am.

tv-y

 Airs 2/20 9am, 2pm; 2/22 9am; 2/24 2pm; 2/25 6:30am; 2/26 7am In this one-hour special, premiering February 20, the Conductor has a special surprise for our favorite Pteranodon Family, the Dinosaur Drill Train. This amazing machine gives its passengers a front row seat as they dig deep underground on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure below the Earth’s surface. There they discover a whole new world from fossils and troglobites to rivers of lava. The family gains a whole new perspective on our planet and what it’s made of…especially after a runaway mine cart thrill ride!

Part 1

Parental Guidelines TV-Y

All children

T V–Y7 Children age 7 and over TV–G

General audience

T V–PG

Parental guidance suggested:

–V violence

–S some

sexual situations

–L

–D suggestive

TV–14

infrequent coarse language sexual dialogue

Parents strongly cautioned

T V-MA

Mature audience only

The Drill Engine Train burrows into an underground limestone cave, where the Pteranodon Family meets some strange creatures without eyes called “troglobites.” In a contest to see who would make the best troglobite, Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, and Don participate in a treasure hunt— with their eyes closed! The kids have to rely on their other senses (with some guidance from the actual troglobites) to navigate the cave and find the prize.

Part 2 While digging even further underground,

the drill bit on the Drill Engine Train breaks. The Pterandon Family find themselves in the Cave of Giant Crystals, where they learn all about rocks and crystals (what they are, how they’re different, how they form). In order to get back home, the Pteranodon Family has to fix the drill bit by finding a mineral harder than the mineral that broke the bit in the first place.

Find your community MontanaPBS HD and MontanaPBS World channels, See page 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area

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MontanaPBS & MontanaPBS 11th and Grant Classics Salsa Loca: Albondigas 2/23 11:50pm • Tumbledown House: Right Hand Man 2/16 11:50pm • Tumbledown House: The Brothers McGhee 2/9 11:50pm 11th & Grant with Eric Funk Bebe LeBoeuf 2/2 7pm; 2/4 9:43pm; 2/6 2am • Chris Cunningham 2/16 7pm; 2/18 9:31pm; 2/20 2am 1964: The Fight for a Right 2/1 noon; 2/8 5am WORLD Sun & Wed 3am; Wed 9am - 2/3 5pm, 10pm; 2/4 6am, noon; 2/5 3am; 2/8 3am, 9am

B Backroads of Montana Wheels and Wings 2/4 5pm • Seeds and Weeds 2/11 5pm • Alder Gulch to Plentywood 2/18 5pm • Augusta to Wisdom 2/25 5pm Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi Sun 4:30am BBC World News Mon-Wed 10pm; Fri 10:09pm; Thu 10:20pm B.B. King: American Masters WORLD 2/12 9pm; 2/13 1am, 9am; 2/15 4pm Beads, Baubles and Jewels Sat 2pm

A Africa’s Great Civilizations Pt 1 2/27 8pm; 3/1 1am, 4am • Pt 2 2/28 8pm • Pt 3 3/1 8pm AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange WORLD My Father’s Land 2/1 4pm; 2/4 10am • Blackout and Pangaea 2/6 6pm, 11pm; 2/7 7am, 1pm; 2/11 10am • Omo Child: The River and the Bush 2/13 6pm, 11pm; 2/14 7am, 1pm; 2/18 10am All the Labor 2/28 4:30am American Forum: The President’s First Year WORLD Wed 4:30am, 11:30am; Sun 1pm; Sat 4pm American Masters WORLD Sister Rosetta Tharpe: The Godmother of Rock & Roll 2/13 5pm, 10pm; 2/14 6am, noon American Woodshop Sat 12:30pm America Reframed WORLD Sun mdnt, 7am, 3pm; Wed 6am, noon; Tue 6pm, 10pm; Sat 8pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Sat 11am The Antibody: It’s Never Too Late to Panic 2/12 2am Antiques Roadshow Charleston, hr 1 2/6 8pm; 2/8 4am • Charleston, hr 2 2/13 8pm; 2/15 4am • Indianapolis, hr 2 2/6 7pm; 2/8 3am • Indianapolis, hr 3 2/13 7pm; 2/15 3am • Palm Springs, hr 1 2/20 7pm; 2/22 3am • Palm Springs, hr 2 2/27 7pm; 3/1 3am Arthur Mon-Fri 4pm Asia Insight WORLD Fri 9:30pm Ask This Old House Sat noon Aurora: Fire in the Sky 2/1 9pm; 2/3 2am, 5am; 2/6 3am; 2/23 noon WORLD 2/2 6pm, 11pm; 2/3 7am, 1pm Austin City Limits Sturgill Simpson/ Asleep at the Wheel 2/18 10:30pm; 2/20 1am • Kendrick Lamar 2/25 9:37pm; 2/27 1am • Cece Winans/St. Paul & The Broken Bones 2/4 10:41pm; 2/6 1am • Foals/Alejandro Escovedo 2/11 9:32pm; 2/13 1am

The Best of the Boston Pops 2/17 8:04pm; 2/20 3am Best of the Joy of Painting Tue 1pm Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick Thu 11:30am WORLD Sun 9am Bicycle Corps: America’s Black Army on Wheels 2/9 7pm; 2/12 10am BILL W.: The Creative Force Behind Alcoholics Anonymous 2/26 2am Black Ballerina 2/19 2am WORLD 2/11 7pm, 11pm; 2/13 3am The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution: Independent Lens WORLD 2/19 8pm; 2/20 mdnt, 8am; 2/25 10am Black Women in Medicine WORLD 2/8 4pm, 7pm; 2/9 mdnt, 8am, 2pm; 2/11 3am Bluegrass Underground Sat 11:30pm Bridging the Divide: Tom Bradley and the Politics of Race WORLD 2/1 5pm, 10pm; 2/2 6am, noon; 2/4 3am Buried History with Mark Walberg Avalon 2/13 3:30am Business: Made in Montana 2/5 10am

C The Caged Bird: The Life and Music of Florence B. Price WORLD 2/6 5pm, 10pm; 2/7 6am, noon; 2/11 11am Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! Mon-Fri 2:30pm

Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique Mon, Wed, Fri 6am; Tue & Thu 10:30am Clifford the Big Red Dog Sun 6am Closer to Truth WORLD Fri 4:30am, 11:30am Colored Frames 2/5 11pm WORLD 2/14 4pm, 7pm, 11pm; 2/15 7am, 1pm; 2/18 3am, 9pm; 2/19 1am, 8am, 4pm; 2/20 2pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Sun 9:30am WORLD Sat 4:30am, 9am Craftsman’s Legacy Fly Rod Makers 2/4 2:30pm • The Metal Shaper 2/11 2:30pm Curious George Sun 5:30am; Sat 7am; Mon-Fri 8am, 3pm

D Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Sat 8am; Mon-Fri 8:30am, 9am Deep City: The Birth of the Miami Sound WORLD 2/21 5pm; 2/22 mdnt, 8am, 2pm; 2/25 3am Degrees of Difference 2/23 7:30pm; 2/26 10am; 2/27 3:30am Detectorists 2/5 5pm • 2/12 5pm Dinosaur Train Sat 6:30am Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth? 2/20 9am, 2pm; 2/22 9am; 2/24 2pm; 2/25 6:30am; 2/26 7am Divine Discontent: Charles Proteus Steinmetz 2/5 3:01am Doc Martin Thu 8pm: Mon mdnt Doc World WORLD Tashi’s Turbine 2/1 8am, 2pm • Prize of the Pole 2/5 8pm; 2/6 mdnt, 8am, 2pm; 2/7 5pm; 2/8 mdnt, 8am, 2pm DW News WORLD Mon-Fri 3:30pm

E Editor and the Dragon: Horace Carter Fights the Klan WORLD 2/10 4pm, 7pm; 2/11 mdnt, 8am, 2pm; 2/12 2am; 2/15 3am, 9am Education of Harvey Gantt WORLD 2/13 4pm; 2/17 3am, 9am; 2/18 11:30am

Charlie Rose Mon-Wed 10:30pm; Fri 10:39pm; Thu 10:50pm

Ellie’s Real Good Food Wed 11am

Charlie Rose: The Week Sat 1:01am; Fri 7:36pm WORLD Sat 4:30pm

Evening with Eric Holder WORLD 2/26 5pm; 2/27 2pm; 2/28 3am, 9am

City in the Sky Departure 2/8 9pm; 2/10 2am, 5am; 2/15 noon • Airborne 2/15 9pm; 2/17 2am, 5am; 2/22 noon • Arrival 2/22 9pm; 2/24 2am, 5am WORLD Departure 2/9 6pm, 11pm; 2/10 7am, 1pm • Airborne 2/16 6pm, 11pm; 2/17 7am, 1pm • Arrival 2/23 6pm, 11pm; 2/24 7am, 1pm

F Facing Forward: A Student’s Story 2/12 11pm Films Bykids Displaced But Not Defeated 2/6 11:30pm • Poet Against Prejudice 2/20 11:30pm

Finding Your Roots The Irish Factor 2/2 1am, 4am • Tragedy + Time COMEDY 2/7 7pm; 2/9 3am • War Stories 2/14 7pm; 2/16 2:30am Fly Boys: Western Pennsylvania’s Tuskegee Airmen WORLD 2/26 10:30am Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art Sat 3pm Focus On Europe WORLD Tue 4:30am, 11:30am; Sun 6am, 2pm; Sat 5pm; Wed 9:30pm Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Wed 1:30pm Foyle’s War High Castle 2/9 8:50pm • Trespass 2/16 8:50pm • Elise 2/23 8:50pm Frank Clarke Simply Painting Around The World: China Fri 1pm From The Streets to the Stage: The Journey of Fredrick Davis WORLD 2/4 7pm, 11pm; 2/6 3am; 2/11 7am, 1pm Frontline Battle for Iraq 2/2 3am • Out of Gitmo 2/21 9pm; 2/23 3am WORLD Battle for Iraq 2/1 7pm; 2/2 mdnt • Out of Gitmo 2/22 7pm; 2/23 mdnt

G Garden SMART Sat 10:30am The Gettysburg Story 2/12 4pm; 2/16 1:30am Ghosts of Amistad: In the Footsteps of the Rebels WORLD 2/17 5pm, 10pm; 2/18 6am, noon; 2/19 3am; 2/22 4pm Global 3000 WORLD Tue 4am, 11am, 9:30pm; Sun 6:30am, 2:30pm; Sat 5:30pm Globe Trekker 2/4 4pm • 2/11 4pm • 2/18 4pm Great British Baking Show Mon 11am Great Performances New York City Ballet In Paris 2/17 9:02pm; 2/28 1am • New York City Ballet Symphony In C 2/24 9:05pm; 2/28 2am

H Healthy Minds with Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein Tue 12:30pm Hines Farm Blues Club WORLD 2/19 10:30am Hinterland: The Girl in the Water Pt 1 2/2 8:50pm • Pt 2 2/2 9:37pm @Home 2/12 3am

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Evening & Overnight I Independent Lens Birth of a Movement 2/6 9pm; 2/8 2am; 2/9 noon • Accidental Courtesy 2/13 9pm; 2/15 1:30am • Tower2/14 9pm; 2/16 4:30am WORLD Spies of Mississippi 2/5 9pm; 2/6 1am, 9am; 2/7 4pm • Let The Fire Burn 2/26 8pm; 2/27 mdnt, 8am; 2/28 4:30pm, 11:30pm • Powerless 2/2 8am, 2pm; 2/4 11am • American Denial 2/8 5pm, 10pm; 2/9 6am, noon; 2/12 3am • A Ballerina’s Tale 2/11 6pm, 10pm; 2/13 2am • Birth of a Movement 2/8 6pm, 11pm; 2/9 7am, 1pm • Accidental Courtesy 2/15 5pm, 10pm; 2/16 6am, noon • Tower 2/15 6:30pm, 11:30pm; 2/16 7:30am, 1:30pm In the Americas with David Yetman Sat 5am It’s Sew Easy Tue 1:30pm

J Jackie Robinson WORLD Pt 1 2/20 5pm, 10pm; 2/21 6am, noon • Pt 2 2/27 5pm, 10pm; 2/28 6am, noon Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul Fri 11am Jailed for Their Words When Free Speech Died In Wartime America 2/19 10am John Glenn: A Life of Service 2/28 7pm John Lewis: Get in the Way 2/10 9:32pm

K The Kingston Trio Celebration 2/24 8:04pm; 2/27 2am Knit and Crochet Now! Thu 1:30pm Korla WORLD 2/21 4pm, 7pm, 11pm; 2/22 7am, 1pm; 2/25 9pm; 2/26 1am, 8am, 4pm

L Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlap Mon 1pm Last of the Summer Wine Sat 7pm The Lawrence Welk Show Sat 6pm Leaves of Change WORLD 2/1 7:30am, 1:30pm; 2/4 9:30pm; 2/5 1:30am, 8:30am, 4:30pm Let’s Have Some Church Detroit Style 2/19 3am Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America’s Founding Fathers WORLD 2/17 4pm, 7pm; 2/18 mdnt, 8am, 2pm; 2/19 2am; 2/22 3am, 9am Live from Lincoln Center 50 Years of Mostly Mozart 2/3 8:04pm Live from the Artists Den Cage the Elephant 2/11 10:30pm • Damien Rice 2/25 10:35pm

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Local USA WORLD Tue mdnt, 8am, 2pm; Fri 3am, 9am; Mon 4pm, 7pm Looking Over Jordan: African Americans and the War Sun 2:32pm WORLD 2/24 6:30pm, 11:30pm; 2/25 7:30am, 1:30pm; 2/27 3:30am

M Majestic Life of Queen Elizabeth II 2/19 4pm Make It Artsy Books 2/18 2:30pm • Assemblage 2/25 2:30pm Market to Market Sat 3:30am; Sun 8am Martha Bakes Tue 11am Martha Speaks Sat 5:30am Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band WORLD 2/18 6pm, 10pm; 2/20 2am; 2/23 8am, 2pm; 2/26 2am Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey, Season 4 Pt 1 2/5 3pm • Pt 2 2/12 3pm • Pt 3 2/19 3pm • Pt 4 2/26 3pm Maya Angelou: American Masters 2/21 7pm; 2/23 1am, 4am WORLD 2/25 6pm, 10pm May to December Sat 7:31pm Mercy Street The House Guest 2/5 10pm • One Equal Temper 2/5 7pm; 2/7 3am; 2/12 10pm • Southern Mercy 2/12 7pm; 2/14 3am; 2/19 10pm • Unknown Soldier 2/19 7pm; 2/21 3am; 2/26 11pm

N Natural Health Breakthroughs with Brenda Watson Pets 2/7 11:30am • Genetics 2/14 11:30am Natural Heroes Fri 11:30am Nature Cat Sun 6:30am; Mon-Sat 7:30am Never Too Late 2/23 7pm; 2/26 10:30am; 2/27 3am Newsline Tue-Fri 12:30am WORLD Mon-Fri 3pm

Montana Journal 100 & Counting 2/5 10:30am MontanaPBS Film Classics Driving Miss Daisy 2/4 8:02pm; 2/5 12:53pm • Lady from Shanghai 2/18 8:02pm; 2/19 1pm • Laura 2/11 8:02pm; 2/12 12:59pm MotorWeek Wed 11:30pm Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking New Orleans Garden District 2/27 11:30pm Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP WORLD Sun 2am Music City Roots Live from the Factory Mon 4am

Portland Civil Rights: Lift Ev’ry Voice WORLD 2/5 10:30am

Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches Tue & Thu 6am, 6:15am

Northanger Abbey 2/25 8:02pm; 2/26 12:55pm; 2/28 2:57am NOVA Search for the Super Battery 2/1 8pm; 2/3 1am, 4am, noon; 2/5 12:07am • Ultimate Cruise Ship 2/8 8pm; 2/10 1am, 4am, noon; 2/12 mdnt • Secrets of Origami 2/15 8pm; 2/17 1am, 4am, noon; 2/19 mdnt • Killer Trains 2/22 8pm; 2/24 1am, 4am, noon; 2/26 12:01am WORLD Search for the Super Battery 2/2 5pm, 10pm; 2/3 6am, noon • Ultimate Cruise Ship 2/9 5pm, 10pm; 2/10 6am, noon • Secrets of Origami 2/16 5pm, 10pm; 2/17 6am, noon • Killer Trains 2/23 5pm, 10pm; 2/24 6am, noon

O Oklahoma City: American Experience 2/7 8pm; 2/9 1am, 4am WORLD 2/10 5pm, 10pm

Montana AG Live Ag Education Matters 2/5 11am • Tax Issues for Agriculture 2/12 11am • Meat Processing on a Smaller Level 2/19 11am • Diseases of Potatoes and Sugar Beets In Montana 2/26 11am

Plan to Survive: Coping with a Breast Cancer Diagnosis 2/21 11:30am

Nightly Business Report Mon-Fri 5:30pm WORLD Tue-Sat 2am; MonFri 9pm

Mineral Explorers Wed 11:30am

MN Original Sun 5am WORLD Sun 10am

Place to Call Home Sun noon

POV WORLD Seven Songs for a Long Life 2/1 6pm, 11pm; 2/2 7am, 1pm

The Mind of a Chef Fri 11:37pm

Mississippi’s Free State of Jones 2/19 2:30pm

Penelope Keith’s Hidden Villages Cumbria 2/5 6pm; 2/8 1am • Royal Deeside 2/12 6pm; 2/15 5am • East Sussex and Kent 2/19 6pm; 2/21 5am

Newsroom Tokyo WORLD Mon-Fri 5am

Odd Squad Mon-Fri 4:30pm, 5pm

Mississippi Remixed 2/8 noon

Peg + Cat Sun 7:30am; Mon-Fri 3:30pm

One Night In March WORLD 2/28 4pm, 7:30pm On Story WORLD Tue 12:30am, 8:30am, 2:30pm; Fri 3:30am, 9:30am; Mon 4:30pm, 7:30pm Open Mind Sat 2am WORLD Sun 5:30am, 1:30pm Our American Family: The Clarks 2/26 2:30pm Overheard with Evan Smith Sat 12:33am WORLD Mon 4am, 11am

Q Queen of Swing WORLD 2/18 7pm, 11pm; 2/20 3am Quilt in a Day Mon 1:30pm Quilting Arts Fri 1:30pm

R Race Underground: American Experience 2/2 2am, 5am WORLD 2/3 6pm, 11pm; 2/4 7am, 1pm Ready Jet Go! Sun-Fri 7am; Sat 9am Reel South WORLD The State of Eugenics 2/2 3am, 9am • The Exceptionally Extraordinary 2/5 7pm, 11pm; 2/6 7am, 1pm; 2/9 3am, 9am • The Last Barn Dance 2/5 7:30pm, 11:30pm; 2/6 7:30am, 1:30pm; 2/9 3:30am, 9:30am • 120 Days 2/12 7pm, 11pm; 2/13 7am, 1pm; 2/16 3am, 9am • Private Violence 2/19 7pm, 11pm; 2/20 7am, 1pm; 2/23 3am, 9am • Red Wolf Revival 2/26 7pm, 11pm; 2/27 7am, 1pm • An Enduring Legacy: Louisiana’s Croatian-Americans 2/26 7:30pm, 11:30pm; 2/27 7:30am, 1:30pm Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly Sun 9am WORLD Sat 4am, 9:30am; Mon 4:30am, 11:30am, 9:30pm Rick Steves’ Europe Sat 3:30pm Rise of the Black Pharaohs WORLD 2/24 4pm, 7pm; 2/25 mdnt, 8am, 2pm; 2/26 3am

Painting with Paulson Thu 1pm

Ruby Ridge: American Experience 2/14 8pm; 2/16 12:30am, 3:30am, noon WORLD 2/17 6pm, 11pm; 2/18 7am, 1pm

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Wed 1pm

Rudy Maxa’s World: The Taste of Japan 2/25 4pm

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P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Sat 10am Path to Healing: Genomics and Disease Prevention 2/28 noon PBS NewsHour Mon-Fri 6pm WORLD Tue-Sat 1am; Mon-Fri 8pm PBS NewsHour Weekend Weekends 5:30pm

The Rundown with Beth Saboe In the Legislature: Feb. 3rd, 2017 2/3 6:59pm, 10:02pm • In the Legislature: Feb. 10th, 2017 2/10 6:59pm, 10pm • In the Legislature: Feb. 17th, 2017 2/17 6:59pm, 10pm • In the Legislature: Feb. 24th, 2017 2/24 6:59pm, 10:02pm Rx: Doctors of Tomorrow 2/28 11:30am

Find your community MontanaPBS HD and MontanaPBS World channels, See page 2 or go to www.montanapbs.org/about/broadcast-area

S Scully/The World Show Sun 4am WORLD Thu 4am, 11am, 9:30pm; Sun 5am Second Opinion Lupus 2/7 noon • Endometriosis 2/14 noon WORLD Borderline Personality Disorder 2/2 4:30am, 11:30am • Tourette Syndrome 2/9 4:30am, 11:30am • Broken Heart Syndrome 2/16 4:30am, 11:30am • Down Syndrome 2/23 4:30am, 11:30am Secrets of the Six Wives Divorced, Beheaded, Survived 2/5 9pm; 2/7 2am, 5am Sesame Street Mon-Fri 10am Sewing with Nancy Sat 1:30pm Shift Change WORLD 2/1 9am Simply Ming Thu 11am Sit and Be Fit Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30am Slavery By Another Name WORLD 2/24 5pm, 10pm; 2/25 6am, noon; 2/27 2am Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song 2/10 8:04pm; 2/13 2am

Super Skyscrapers WORLD One World Trade Center 2/2 4pm, 7pm; 2/3 mdnt, 8am, 2pm • Building The Future 2/9 4pm, 7pm; 2/10 mdnt, 8am, 2pm • The Vertical City 2/16 4pm, 7pm; 2/17 mdnt, 8am, 2pm • The Billionaire Building 2/23 4pm, 7pm; 2/24 mdnt, 8am, 2pm Super Why! Sat 6am

T Tales from the Royal Bedchamber 2/19 9pm; 2/21 2am Tales from the Royal Wardrobe 2/12 9pm; 2/14 2am, 5am

Weighed Down: Finding Hope for Childhood Obesity 2/21 noon

Thinking Money: The Psychology Behind Our Best and Worst Financial Decisions 2/5 2:04am This Is America & The World Sat 2:30am This Old House Sat 11:30am

Soft Vengeance: Albie Sachs & The New South Africa 2/19 11pm

To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Sat 1:30am WORLD Sun & Wed 4am; Sat 5am, 3pm; Wed 11am; Sun noon

Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries Love 2/1 7pm; 2/3 3am; 2/5 1:05am; 2/6 noon • Intelligence 2/8 7pm; 2/10 3am; 2/12 1am; 2/13 noon • Friendship 2/15 7pm; 2/17 3am; 2/19 1am; 2/20 noon • Bad Behavior 2/22 7pm; 2/24 3am; 2/26 1am; 2/27 noon WORLD Love 2/5 6pm, 10pm; 2/6 6am, noon • Intelligence 2/12 6pm, 10pm; 2/13 6am, noon • Friendship 2/19 6pm, 10pm; 2/20 6am, noon • Bad Behavior 2/26 6pm, 10pm; 2/27 6am, noon Start Up WORLD Don’t Horse Around with the Chocolate 2/12 11:30am • Hub Repair 2/19 11:30am • The Cheese Board 2/26 11:30am Stokes: An American Dream WORLD 2/12 10:30am Storm of the Century: The Blizzard of ’49 2/2 noon Summer Hill WORLD 2/12 11am

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Taste of History Sun 8:30am

The This Old House Hour Sat 4am

Splash and Bubbles Sat 8:30am; Mon-Fri 9:30am

Victoria On Masterpiece Doll 123 2/26 4pm • Brocket Hall 2/26 6pm • The Clockwork Prince 2/26 7pm • An Ordinary Woman 2/5 8pm; 2/7 1am, 4am; 2/26 8pm • The Queen’s Husband 2/12 8pm; 2/14 1am, 4am; 2/26 9pm • The Engine of Change 2/19 8pm; 2/21 1am, 4am; 2/26 10pm

Washington Week Sat 3am; Fri 7:08pm WORLD Sun 4:30am, 12:30pm; Sat 5:30am, 3:30pm

Soar WORLD 2/4 6pm, 10pm; 2/6 2am; 2/11 6am, noon

Song of the Mountains Mon 5am

V Variety Studio: Actors On Actors WORLD Tue 3am, 9am; Sun 5pm

The Talk: Race in America 2/20 8pm; 2/22 1am, 4am WORLD 2/22 5pm, 10pm; 2/23 6am, noon Tavis Smiley Tue-Fri mdnt; Sat 12:05am WORLD Tue-Sat 2:30am; Mon-Fri 10am, 10:30am

Thomas & Friends Mon-Fri 2pm

U An Unlikely Friendship WORLD 2/26 9:30pm; 2/27 1:30am, 9:30am

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Well Read Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Writings on the Wall 2/7 11:30pm • Anuradha Roy, Sleeping On Jupiter 2/21 11:30pm • Maria Semple, Today Will Be Different 2/28 11:30pm WORLD Ann Patchett, Commonwealth 2/24 4am, 11am; 2/26 9:30am • Tracy Kidder, A Trunk Full of Money 2/3 4am, 11am; 2/5 9:30am • Garth Stein & Mary Ann Gwinn: Writers to Reviewers 2/10 4am, 11am; 2/12 9:30am • Mark Shriver Pilgrimage 2/17 4am, 11am; 2/19 9:30am Wild Kratts Mon-Fri 6:30am; Sat 9:30am Woodsmith Shop Sat 1pm

Y Young Lincoln 2/12 2:30pm

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MontanaPBS A B C American Woodshop Sun & Wed 8:30am; Wed 2:30pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Sun, Mon, Wed, Fri 12:30am; Sun, Tue, Thu 6:30pm; Sun, Tue, Thu, Sat 10pm Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook Sun & Wed 5am, 11pm; Wed 11am Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Japan: Hokkaido and Honshu 2/18 6:30am, 6:30pm; 2/19 12:30pm Ask This Old House Mon & Thu 2am; Sun & Wed 8am, 4pm, 8pm

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Wine 2/22 5:30am, 11:30am • Cooking with Balsamic Vinegar 2/26 5:30am • Handmade Pastas 3/1 5:30am Cooking 80/20 with Robin Shea Tailgate Party 2/4 5:30am, 5:30pm; 2/5 11:30am Cooking with Nick Stellino Mon & Fri 5:30am, 11:30am Cook’s Country Tue, Thu, Sat 12:30am; Sat noon, 3:30pm; Mon, Wed, Fri 6:30pm, 10pm Craftsman’s Legacy Tue & Thu 9:30am, 3:30pm

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Baking with Julia Sun & Wed 5:30pm

DayTripper Sun & Wed 7am; Wed 1pm

Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen Chicago and the Midwest 2/4 5am, 5pm; 2/5 11am • Tailgate Warriors 2/4 6am, 6pm; 2/5 noon

Dining with the Chef Tue & Thu 6am, noon

Best of Simply Painting: Across Europe Love Is A Rose 2/11 6am, 6pm; 2/12 noon Best of the Joy of Painting Soft Mountain Glow 2/2 4:30am, 10:30am • Barn at Sunset 2/7 4:30am, 10:30am • Secluded Beach 2/9 4:30am, 10:30am • The Old Mill 2/14 4:30am, 10:30am • Bright Autumn Trees 2/16 4:30am, 10:30am • Splendor of Winter 2/18 7:30am, 7:30pm; 2/19 1:30pm • Quiet Woods 2/21 4:30am, 10:30am • Cabin In Sunset 2/23 4:30am, 10:30am • Mountain Splendor 2/28 4:30am, 10:30am Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Mon & Fri 7am, 1pm Chef’s Life Onions and Avetts 2/16 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/17 1:30am; 2/27 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/28 1:30am • My Watermelon Baby 2/17 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/18 1:30am; 2/28 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 3/1 1:30am • Peas, Please 2/19 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/20 1:30am • Stand By Your Cabbage 2/20 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/21 1:30am; 2/25 10am, 1pm; 2/26 1:30am • Cabbage’s Last Stand 2/21 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/22 1:30am • More Than One Way to Skin A Catfish 2/22 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/23 1:30am • All Sunchoked Up 2/23 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/24 1:30am • Heavenly Hocks 2/24 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/25 1:30am • Mayo: The Mother Sauce 2/26 4:30pm, 7:30pm; 2/27 1:30am Christina The Big Game....Winning Recipes 2/4 8:30am, 8:30pm; 2/5 2:30pm • Calling All Chocoholics 2/11 9am, 9pm; 2/12 3pm Christina Cooks Dinner and a Movie 2/11 8am, 8pm; 2/12 2pm • Aphrodisiacs 2/11 5am, 5pm; 2/12 11am Ciao Italia Eat Legumes 2/18 6am, 6pm; 2/19 noon • Sunday 2/1 11:30am • Festival of the Candles 2/5 5:30am • Eat Beans! 2/8 5:30am, 11:30am • Homemade Pasta 2/12 5:30am • Tuscan Supper 2/15 5:30am, 11:30am • Porchetta 2/19 5:30am • Cooking with

Ellie’s Real Good Food Sun, Tue, Thu, Sat 1am; Sat 12:30pm; Mon, Wed, Fri 7pm Equitrekking Alberta 2/14 9pm; 2/15 3am; 2/18 8am, 8pm; 2/19 2pm • Equitrekking Turkey’s Coast, Istanbul and Cappadocia 2/16 9pm; 2/17 3am • Jordan: Petra, Royal Stables & Dead Sea 2/21 9pm; 2/22 3am • Uruguay 2/23 9pm; 2/24 3am • Turkey’s Coast, Cappadocia & Istanbul 2/28 9pm; 3/1 3am Essential Pepin Savory Staples 2/28 5:30pm Family Travel with Colleen Kelly Tue & Thu 7am, 1pm For Your Home Sun & Wed 9:30am; Wed 3:30pm Frank Clarke Simply Painting Around The World: China Sun & Wed 4:30am; Wed 10:30am Garden SMART Sun & Wed 9am; Wed 3pm Get Ready to Rio! with Chef Hubert Keller A Taste of Africa and the Amazon 2/2 11:30pm • Rio Fusion: French & Brazilian 2/4 11:30pm; 2/7 11:30pm • Hip, Hot & Trendy 2/9 11:30pm Globe Trekker Sun, Tue, Sat 2:30am; Sat 2pm; Mon & Fri 8:30pm Grannies On Safari Exotic Zanzibar, Tanzania 2/3 11:30pm Great American Seafood Cook-Off 2/15 5am, 11am, 11pm • Episode II 2/19 5am, 11pm • Episode III 2/22 5am, 11am, 11pm • Episode IV 2/26 5am, 11pm • Episode V 3/1 5am Growing a Greener World Tue & Thu 9am, 3pm

H I J K Healthful Indian Flavors with Alamelu Sun & Wed 6am; Wed noon Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Sat 11am; Mon & Fri 5:30pm Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser Mon & Fri 11:30pm

Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul Tue & Thu 5:30pm Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way Tue & Thu 6:30am, 12:30pm The Jazzy Vegetarian Mon & Fri 6am, noon Joanne Weir Gets Fresh Tue & Thu 5pm, 10:30pm Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence Tue & Thu 5:30am, 11:30am Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope Dreamin’ California’s Coast: Malibu to Big 2/11 7:30am, 7:30pm; 2/12 1:30pm Journeys in Japan Sun & Wed 7:30am; Wed 1:30pm

Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen Tailgating: Games On! 2/4 7am, 7pm; 2/5 1pm • At The Game 2/4 8am, 8pm; 2/5 2pm Quilting Arts Mon & Fri 4am, 10am Rachel’s Favorite Food for Living Romance 2/11 7am, 7pm; 2/12 1pm Rhythm Abroad Sun & Wed 11:30pm Rick Steves’ Europe Mon & Thu 2:30am; Weekdays 2pm; Sun & Wed 8:30pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac Mon & Fri 8:30am, 2:30pm Rudy Maxa’s World Sat 11:30pm

Katie Brown Workshop Sports Night 2/4 4:30am, 4:30pm; 2/5 10:30am • Valentine’s Day 2/11 5:30am, 5:30pm; 2/12 11:30am

Sara’s Weeknight Meals Appetizers for Dinner 2/4 6:30am, 6:30pm; 2/5 12:30pm • Dinner for Two 2/11 9:30am, 9:30pm; 2/12 3:30pm • Fan Fare 2/4 7:30am, 7:30pm; 2/5 1:30pm

Knit and Crochet Now! Sun & Wed 4am; Wed 10am

Scheewe Art Workshop Winter Frosting 2/18 5am, 5pm; 2/19 11am

L M N Lidia’s Kitchen Sun, Tue, Thu, Sat mdnt, 3:30am; Sat 11:30am, 3pm; Mon, Wed, Fri 6pm, 9:30pm Lucky Chow Tue & Thu 5am, 11am; Tue, Thu, Sat 11pm Make Your Mark Mother Nature 2/13 9:30am, 3:30pm • Stamp Away 2/17 9:30am, 3:30pm • Vroom Vroom 2/20 9:30am, 3:30pm • Book Worm 2/24 9:30am, 3:30pm • Hardware Heaven 2/27 9:30am, 3:30pm Martha Bakes Fri mdnt, 3:30am; Thu 6pm, 9:30pm Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Potatoes 2/2 6pm, 9:30pm; 2/3 mdnt, 3:30am • Salads 2/5 6pm, 9:30pm; 2/6 mdnt, 3:30am • Corn 2/7 6pm, 9:30pm; 2/8 mdnt, 3:30am Mexico: One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Mon & Fri 6:30am, 12:30pm; Sun 3pm Mike Colemeco’s Real Food Portugal 2/26 6am Music Voyager Tue & Thu 7:30am, 1:30pm New Orleans Cooking with Kevin Belton Mon, Wed, Fri 1am; Sun, Tue, Thu 7pm New Scandinavian Cooking Sun & Wed 5pm, 10:30pm

P Q R S Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Mon & Fri 4:30am, 10:30am P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Sat 6:30am, 6:30pm; Mon & Fri 9am, 3pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table The Art of Tailgating 2/4 9:30am, 9:30pm; 2/5 3:30pm Pati’s Mexican Table Daily 1:30am; Sat 4am, 10am, 1pm, 4pm; Sun-Fri 4:30pm, 7:30pm

Sewing with Nancy Tue & Thu 4am, 10am Simply Ming Sat 10:30am; Mon & Fri 5pm; Mon, Fri, Sat 10:30pm Start Up Eggs and Wine 2/3 9:30am, 3:30pm • 3d Sushi 2/6 9:30am, 3:30pm • Camping Goods 2/10 9:30am, 3:30pm Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke Mon & Fri 5am, 11am, 11pm; Sun 10am

T W Taste The Islands with Chef Irie Sun & Wed 6:30am; Wed 12:30pm This Old House Sun, Tue, Sat 2am; Mon & Fri 8am, 4pm, 8pm; Sat 1:30pm Travelscope Wed & Fri 2:30am; Sat 4:30am, 8:30am, 4:30pm; Mon & Fri 7:30am, 1:30pm; Tue, Thu, Sat 8:30pm Travels with Darley Michigan’s Upper Peninsula 2/2 9pm; 2/3 3am • Road Trip: Maryland, Virginia and Beyond 2/7 9pm; 2/8 3am • Guadeloupe Islands Caribbean Escape 2/9 9pm; 2/10 3am Travel with Kids Cancun Mexico & Whale Sharks 2/23 7am, 1pm • Belize Beach Islands & Mayan Jungles 2/28 7am, 1pm Wild Photo Adventures Mon & Thu 3am; Sun & Wed 9pm Woodsmith Shop Tue & Thu 8:30am, 2:30pm The Woodwright’s Shop Wed & Fri 2am; Tue & Thu 8am, 4pm, 8pm

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A Chef’s Life, Season 4  Airs on MontanaPBS Create 4:30pm, 7:30pm February 16–28

Also 2/17–3/1 1:30am Peabody and Emmy Award-winning docuseries A Chef’s Life begins its fourth season September 2016 with host and celebrated chef Vivian Howard navigating audiences through a new line up of farm fresh ingredients. Through 10 episodes, Vivian takes viewers on a culinary journey that stretches from Kinston to Portland to the Big Apple.

Things kick off in melodic gear with a benefit dinner where The Avett Brothers play second fiddle and spring onions take center stage. The season explores a lush landscape of watermelon, sunchokes, field peas, catfish, mayo and other unlikely food stars. In back-to-back episodes spanning both American coasts, the self-professed “Collard Queen” cooks cabbage and crowns it king. Vivian also realizes a longtime dream and embraces her new role as cookbook author—this season of A Chef’s Life takes viewers into the high-pressure and rewarding business of book writing. Major staff changes at the restaurant, a heavier workload and the drama of heightened emotions make each portion of this fourth season all the more delicious. When asked how to describe this new season, Vivian called it the cream of the crop. “When you do an ingredient-driven show, the worry is that you’ll run out of content. But this season surprised me at the depth of story. I think it’s our best yet.”

12:30 Sid the Science Kid 1:00 Bob the Builder 1:30 WordWorld 10 pm ����� 2:00 Super Why! 10:30 ����� 2:30 Sesame Street 11:00 ����� 3:00 Sesame Street 11:30 ����� 3:30 Dinosaur Train 2/20, 2/22, 2/24, 2/26 Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth? mdnt ����� 4:00 Dinosaur Train 12:30 ����� 4:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 1 am ����� 5:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 1:30 ����� 5:30 Splash and Bubbles 2:00 ����� 6:00 Nature Cat 2:30 ����� 6:30 Ready Jet Go! 3:00 ����� 7:00 Wild Kratts 3:30 ����� 7:30 Wild Kratts 4:00 ����� 8:00 Odd Squad 4:30 ����� 8:30 Odd Squad 5:00 ����� 9:00 Arthur 5:30 ����� 9:30 Arthur

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Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise  Airs 7pm Tuesday, February 21 Also 2/23 1am, 4am

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Distinctly referred to as “a redwood tree, with deep roots in American culture,” Dr. Maya Angelou (April 4, 1928-May 28, 2014) led a prolific life. As a singer, dancer, activist, poet and writer, she inspired generations with lyrical modern African-American thought that pushed boundaries. Best known for her autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (Random House), she gave people the freedom to think about their history in a way they never had before.

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With unprecedented access, filmmakers Bob Hercules and Rita Coburn Whack trace Dr. Angelou’s incredible journey, shedding light on the untold aspects of her life through never-before-seen footage, rare archival photographs and videos and her own words. From her upbringing in the Depression-era South and her early performing career to her work with Malcolm X in Ghana and her many writing successes, including her inaugural poem for President Bill Clinton, this program reveals hidden facets of her life during some of America’s most defining moments.

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