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FEBRUARY 2017

Spy in the Wild,A N a t u r e M i n i s e r i e s

General ManagerTom Axtell, Vegas PBS

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PresidentBill Curran, Ballard Spahr, LLP

Vice PresidentNancy Brune, Guinn Center for Policy Priorities

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Board MembersTracy Bower, National Security Technologies, LLCCheri Colbus, US BankMo Denis, Nevada State SenatorDema Guinn, Community VolunteerSandi Herrera, “Got Core Values!”Albert Z. Kovacs, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPLori Lea, AECIndustryPro.comNora Luna, Nathan Adelson HospiceMarydean Martin, Marydean & AssociatesJohn Restrepo, RCG Economics, LLCIrene Vogel, Community Volunteer

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ocumentaries are a powerful form of storytelling on television that

illuminate our present and chronical our past. PBS is strongly commit-

ted to this art form. Ken Burns is considered a master and so are the

documentaries on American Experience and FRONTLINE, or those by

independent producers on Independent Lens and POV. For nearly 50

years, Vegas PBS has also produced more than 100 long-form documentaries to tell

the story of Southern Nevada and create a shared sense of place for all those who

live here.

This month we premiere, African Americans: The Las Vegas Experience, high-

lighting the momentous events that defined Las Vegas throughout the civil rights era.

In trying to tell this story, we found that there is not “a” history but many histories

that represent this period in Southern Nevada. Called by some “the Mississippi of the

West” during the civil rights era, Nevada has a surprising history of discrimination

and official segregation, civil protest, court

cases, and eventual reform. In African

Americans:The Las Vegas Experience, view-

ers will hear this story from the perspective

of the leaders of many civil rights initiatives.

This production was made possible

through a remarkable partnership with the

UNLV Libraries Special Collections and the Community Partners of the African

American Collaborative. We are pleased we can provide a narrative introduction to

the richness of their document collections and their oral history archives. Funding

was provided by grants from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services and

the Commission for The Las Vegas Centennial. Additionally, Boyd Gaming granted us

use of their hotel facilities to recreate pivotal scenes from our civil rights history.

This documentary is one of several programs scheduled throughout the month on

Vegas PBS to honor the lives, struggles and accomplishments of African Americans.

See pages 12-13 for more information on Black History Month programming.

This program is the latest in our renewed emphasis on local storytelling. Recent

projects include Makers: Women in Nevada History, The Test, Restoration Neon,

Broadway in the Hood, and Our Chest of Dreams. These programs seek to fulfil our

mission to “use television and other technologies to amplify and extend” the mission

of community partners. Combined, these partnerships create a growing collection of

documentaries that help create a more complete understanding of the unique commu-

nity of Southern Nevada.

DAfrican American History Month

This program is the latest in our renewed emphasis onlocal storytelling.”

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Contents

Cover Story8 Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries

This exciting new five-part series employs more than 30 animatronic “spycams” disguised as animals to secretly record behavior in the wild.

Departments5 Message to Our Members

Letter from General Manager Tom Axtell

14 Upcoming Member Events

22 Spotlight on Philanthropy byJanice Allen

Features10 History History Comes Alive

11 The Royal Treatment

12 Special A Celebration of Black History Month

15 Spotlight Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope (Season 9)

18 Drama A New Season Awaits

19 Drama Premiere The Coroner

20 The Arts Celebrating the Arts

32 Keeping Up Appearances (2nd Annual Bucket Bowl!)

33 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking

34 Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb

35 The Coroner

37 Vegas PBS Rewind/Worldview/Jackpot!

Program Menu23 Weekdays/Children’s Lineup

24 Primetime Programming

32 Weekend Daytime Programming

36 Vegas PBS Create ProgrammingVegas PBS Channels

38 Vegas PBS Sponsors

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8 V E G A S P B S S O U R C E

Vegas PBS viewers share a sense ofcuriosity about the world, and we strive tobring the very best in science and nature pro-grams to help satisfy that curiosity! Now, inthe most innovative series Nature has everpresented, this exciting new five-part seriesemploys more than 30 animatronic “spycams”disguised as animals to secretly recordbehavior in the wild. These Spy Creaturesreveal that animals show emotions andbehavior similar to humans – a capacity tolove, grieve, deceive, cooperate and invent.

The Spy Creatures turn their beady cam-era eyes on their most fascinating subjectyet: animals that behave like us, includingchimps, meerkats, elephants and wolves.These lifelike robots infiltrate the naturalworld to film surprising human-like behavior– all captured from the animal’s point ofview. As they discover chimps that keep pets,dolphins that bear gifts, meerkat babysitters,

monkeys that get drunk and a wealth of otherextraordinary behavior, they reveal that theroots of our own actions lie hidden in our ani-mal past. Drawing on the latest scientific dis-coveries, the Spy Creatures discover that weare not so different from other animals afterall. The programs repeat the followingSundays at 9 a.m.

February 1 LoveSpy Creatures explore the rarely seen

emotions of animals, revealing whether theyare as strong and complex as our own. Jointhe spycams as they are accepted into a wilddog pack, witness elephant love and aremourned by a troop of monkeys!

February 8 IntelligenceSpy Creatures infiltrate the world of ani-

mal intelligence, ingenuity and creativity.Watch our spies disguised as animals observea gray squirrel stealing Spy Nut, a sea ottercracking open a meal, and an orangutanwashing with soap.

Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries

Spy Creatures

February 15 FriendshipSpy Creatures and their new wild friends

rely on each other to look out for predators.A Spy Meerkat babysits meerkat pups whilea Spy Cobra pretends to attack the mob. SpyCrocs witness a convenient partnershipbetween real crocodiles and birds.

February 22 Bad BehaviorSpy Creatures infiltrate the underground

world of animal mischief, crime and retribu-tion. Spy Monkey is caught between cross-fires as real monkeys fight over beach baralcohol. Spy Egret is also a waterhole victimwhen elephants throw mud everywhere!

March 1 Meet the Spies34 different brand new spy creatures were

created for the series, including SpyOrangutan, Spy Sea Otter, Spy Bushbaby, SpySquirrel, Spy Crocodile, Spy Caterpillar, SpyCobra and Spy Macaw.

Wednesdays throughout the Month at 8 p.m.

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NOVAWednesdays at 9 p.m.

Explore the latest scientific innovationsalong with the spectacular world of nature.

February 1Search for the Super Battery

We live in an age when technological inno-vation seems to be limitlessly soaring, butmany of these gadgets share a frustratingweakness: the batteries. Even though therehave been some improvements in the lastcentury, batteries remain finicky, bulky,expensive, toxic and maddeningly short-lived.The quest is now on for a “super battery.”With climate change looming, electric carsand renewable energy sources like wind andsolar power could hold keys to a greenerfuture... if we can engineer the perfect bat-tery. Might the lowly battery be the break-through technology that changes everything?

February 8 Ultimate Cruise ShipWeighing 54,000 gross tons and stretch-

ing over two football fields, the Seven SeasExplorer is no ordinary boat. Join pioneeringshipbuilders as they endeavor to build theULTIMATE cruise ship. It will be deckedwith the finest gold, marble, and crystal, anddesigned to offer guests the roomiest accom-modations of any commercial cruise ship…But engineering opulence is no easy feat.Follow a pioneering team of ship builders asthey embark on what is advertised to be amilestone in maritime engineering.

February 15 The Origami RevolutionThe century old tradition of folding two-

dimensional paper into three-dimensionalshapes is now at the heart of a scientific rev-olution. But now, origami is being adopted indesigning new drugs, micro-robots, evenfuture space missions! With this burgeoningfield of origami-inspired-design, the ques-

tions is: can the mathematics of origami beboiled down to one elegant algorithm – a fail-proof guidebook to make any object out of aflat surface, just by folding? And if so, what ,what would that mean for the future of design?

February 22 Why Trains CrashTrains are essential for moving freight and

people throughout the world, but they are farfrom accident-free. Follow investigators asthey probe the wreckage of infamous acci-dents and watch safety experts test the latestcrash prevention designs.These specials repeat the followingSundays at 10 a.m.

City in the SkyWednesdays, February 8-22 at 10 p.m.

Explore a unique metropolis—a midair“city” composed of nearly a million peopleon flights that crisscross the world daily.Learn what it takes to get a million peopleoff the ground; meet the hidden army work-ing to keep the city aloft; and uncover theexceptional engineering and technology thatmake it work. These specials repeat the fol-lowing Sundays at 11 a.m.

Attenborough’s Birds of ParadiseThursday, February 16 at 8 p.m.

Birds of paradise are one of DavidAttenborough's lifelong passions. He was thefirst to film many of their beautiful and oftenbizarre displays, and over his lifetime he hastracked them all over the jungles of NewGuinea. In this very personal film, he exploresthe myths surrounding their discovery 500

years ago and reveals the scientific truthbehind their beauty: the evolution of theirspectacular appearance has in fact been driv-en by sex.

Attenborough Zoo Quest in ColourThursdays, February 23 and March 2 at 8 p.m.

Thanks to a recent remarkable discoveryin the BBC's film vaults, the best of DavidAttenborough's early Zoo Quest adventurescan now be seen as never before, in color, andwith it the remarkable story of how this pio-neering television series was made. Firstbroadcast in December 1954, Zoo Questlaunched the career of the young DavidAttenborough as a wildlife presenter. It com-pletely changed how viewers saw the world,revealing wildlife and tribal communitiesthat had never been filmed or even seenbefore.

David Pogue delves into the powerful world of batteries

NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship

Sir David Attenborough

Join pioneering ship-builders as they endeavorto build the ultimatecruise ship.”

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Stephen Dillane and Clemence Poésy, The Tunnel

reveal how we are all connected to largerstories that have played a role in shapingwho we are as people.

Oklahoma City: American ExperienceTuesday, February 7 at 9 p.m.

On April 19, 1995, Timothy McVeigh, aformer soldier deeply influenced by the liter-ature and ideas of the radical right, set off atruck bomb that destroyed the Alfred P.Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 peopleand injuring 675 others. This special tracesthe events that led McVeigh to that day andrecounts the stories of survivors, firstresponders, U.S. Marshals, FBI investiga-tors and journalists who covered the attack.The film also provides an in-depth andprovocative exploration of the extremistanti-government movement that rose toprominence in the 1990s and still makesnews today. Repeats Sunday, February 12at noon.

Ruby Ridge: American ExperienceTuesday, February 14 at 9 p.m.

In 1992 FBI agents surrounded theremote cabin of Randy Weaver at RubyRidge. Eleven days later, the standoff thatmesmerized the nation would leave Weaverinjured, his wife, son and a federal agentdead. Many were convinced that the federalgovernment was out of control. This specialis a riveting, minute-by-minute account ofthe event that helped give rise to the modernAmerican militia movement, including inter-views with Weaver’s daughter and federalagents involved in the confrontation.Repeats Sunday, February 19 at noon.

Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost TombThursday, February 16 at 10 p.m.

Kathleen Martinez, criminal lawyerturned maverick archaeologist, has developeda radical new theory in the search for thetomb of the most famous queen of Egypt.Please see page 34 for details. RepeatsSunday, February 12 at 2 p.m.

The Race Underground:American ExperienceTuesday, January 31 at 9 p.m.

In the late 1800s, Boston reigned asAmerica’s most crowded city, with nearly400,000 people packed into a downtown ofless than one square mile. With more than8,000 horses pulling the trolleys, the citywas filthy, noisy, reeking of manure andpacked with humanity.The time had come toreplace horse-drawn trolleys with a faster,cleaner, safer and more efficient form oftransportation. A young American inventornamed Frank Sprague had a revolutionaryidea; however, he had to overcome a litany ofengineering challenges, the greed-driveninterests of businessmen and the great fearsof its citizenry to construct America’s firstsubway.

Filthy CitiesThursday, February 2 at 10 p.m.

Do you have to dodge the contents of bed-pans or step over rotting corpses on yourway to work? Dan Snow's series brings tolife the murky histories of three great cities,

taking the travelogue in a new direction ashe excavates their dirty pasts in gruesomedetail during defining periods in history. Hegoes back in time to medieval London, revo-lutionary Paris and 19th-century New York.What he reveals is that the story of our epicbattle against filth through the ages is also thestory of the birth of the modern metropolis.

Finding Your RootsTuesdays, January 31 - February 14 and 28 at 8 p.m.

Today’s leading artists, authors, politi-cians, activists, business moguls, architectsand journalists will discover their fascinat-ing family stories going back many genera-tions in the third season of the criticallyacclaimed series. Harvard professor HenryLouis Gates, Jr., continues exploring themysteries, surprises and revelations hiddenin the family trees of 28 celebrities. He’ll

History Comes to Life!


HISTORY

Throughout the Month of February

Oklahoma City: American Experience

...the city was filthy andnoisy, reeking of manureand packed with humanity.”“

Ruby Ridge:American Experience

Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb

Wednesday, February 15, 2017 from Noon to 2 p.m.Vegas PBS Educational Technology Campus3050 E. Flamingo RoadJoin Vegas PBS and Three Square to learn about guardianship and long-term care in a complimentary seminar led by Vegas PBS Planned GivingCouncil members. Mark Dreschler of Premier Trust will provide informa-tion on guardianship and how the process affect caregivers. JasonOshins of Wealth Strategies Group will discuss how to afford living longerthan expected.

Lunch will be provided. Questions are encouraged!

We hope you can join us to learn more about how to protect your legacy.

Contact Lana at 702.799.1010 x5577 or email [email protected] reserve your seat today!

FREE Seminar:Guardianship and Long-term Care

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Great British Baking ShowSundays at 7 p.m.

Follow twelve amateur bakers, each hop-ing to be named Britain’s best. Judges MaryBerry and Paul Hollywood have created newchallenges to test baking prowess, creativityand skill.

Tales from the Royal WardrobeSunday, February 12 at 10 p.m.

Dr. Lucy Worsley explores the royalwardrobes of our kings and queens over thelast 400 years, explaining how the royalwardrobe is a carefully orchestrated piece oftheater managed by the royals themselves toproject the right message to their subjects.

Elizabeth at 90 - A Family TributeFriday, February 17 at 10 p.m.

This celebration of the British queen'sbirthday features her collection of home

movies to build a picture of her life, withinsights and memories from members of theroyal family. Narrated by her son Charles,the Prince of Wales. Repeats Sunday, February19 at 4:30 p.m.

Tales from the Royal BedchamberSunday, February 19 at 10 p.m.

While today some areas are intensely pri-vate spheres, the royal bedchamber was oncea very public sphere with huge political con-sequence. Not only was it the site for royalmarriage ceremonies, but royal births werealso traditionally observed there by a crowdin order to verify the baby’s gender.

The Changing Face of the QueenFriday, February 24 at 10 p.m.

For six decades, the face of QueenElizabeth II has been the most familiar sym-

bol of United Kingdom. This special exam-ines the way the Queen’s royal image andwardrobe have changed over the course ofher life. Repeats Sunday, February 26 at 3 p.m.

The Queen’s GardenSunday, February 26 at 2 p.m.

This documentary reveals a year inBuckingham Palace Gardens, exploring boththe history and the natural history of thisremarkable hidden royal treasure in the cen-ter of London.

The Royal Treatment

SPOTLIGHT

Throughout the Month

Queen Elizabeth II

In Celebration ofBlack History Month

SPECIAL


Mercy Street (Season 2)Sundays at 8 p.m.

The much-acclaimed Civil War-eradrama set in the occupied city ofAlexandria, Virginia follows the doctors,nurses and soldiers, as well as free, enslavedand contraband African Americans, as theynavigate the new world emerging from themost cataclysmic event in our country’s his-tory. The series is pre-empted on February26, with the final episode airing on Sunday,March 5. Please see page 18 for details.

In Their Own Words: Muhammad AliMonday, February 6 at 10 p.m.

He changed boxing almost as much as hechanged the world. Follow Muhammad Ali'srise from Columbia Gym in Louisville,Kentucky to international fame, as he tran-scended his great athletic achievements tobecome one of the most influential

Americans of his time. His once-polarizingfigure ultimately became a beloved and hon-ored national hero. Witness key eventsunfold in Ali's life, including his stunningconversion to Islam and his change of name,his dramatic stand against the Vietnam-eradraft, his three-year exile from the ring, hislegendary comeback fights, his courageousbattle with Parkinson's disease, and hisinspirational reemergence on the worldstage at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Hearfrom Ali's family, NFL great Jim Brown,boxing champion Sugar Ray Leonard, box-ing promoter Bob Arum and biographerThomas Hauser, among others.

Smokey Robinson: The Library of CongressGershwin Prize for Popular SongFriday, February 10 at 9 p.m.

Enjoy an all-star tribute to SmokeyRobinson, the 2016 recipient of the Libraryof Congress Gershwin Prize for PopularSong, hosted by Samuel L. Jackson. Thespecial features performances by Robinson,as well as Gallant, CeeLo Green, JoJo, KipMoore, Corinne Bailey Rae, The Tenors,BeBe Winans, and a special appearance byBerry Gordy, Founder of Motown. Pleasesee page 20 for more details.

Get in the Way:The Journey of John Lewis Friday, February 10 at 10:30 p.m.

In 1965, the historic Selma marchknown as Bloody Sunday was a turningpoint in the civil-rights movement. JohnLewis – now a revered U.S. congressman,then a young student – co-led peaceful pro-testers seeking voting rights for AfricanAmericans in the South. Coming face to

face with a wall of club-wielding Alabamastate troopers, Lewis maintained a stead-fast, nonviolent stand. Hours later, televisedimages of the ensuing assault shockedAmericans to the core as they witnessedappalling racial oppression. Lewis continuesto practice nonviolence in his unwaveringfight for justice.

Independent Lens: Birth of a MovementSunday, February 12 at 11 p.m.

In 1915, D. W. Griffith released TheBirth of a Nation, opening as America wascelebrating the 50th anniversary of the CivilWar. Originally titled The Clansman, it wasvirulently racist, depicting the KKK asheroes and African Americans in the mostracist caricatures imaginable. The film waslauded in the press and became the firstfilm ever to screen in the White House. Thisnew special recounts the little-known storyof the battle waged against the film by anearly and largely forgotten civil rightsactivist named William Monroe Trotter.Angered by the film’s unrepentant racism,Trotter led African Americans in a pitchedbattle against the film’s exhibition, layingthe foundation for the civil rights movementto come. In the wake of the “#OscarsSoWhite”controversy, the rise of the Black LivesMatter movement, and increasing social andpolitical turmoil, the documentary tracesthe line between Griffith’s controversialepic and Hollywood’s continued legacy ofmisrepresentation and negative racialstereotypes. The film features interviewswith historians, writers and filmmakersincluding Spike Lee, Reginald Hudlin, JelaniCobb, Vincent Brown and Henry LouisGates, Jr. Narrated by Danny Glover.

Throughout February

...they navigate the newworld emerging from themost cataclysmic event in our country’s history.”

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We have scheduled several important and timely specials this month in honor of the lives, struggles and contributions of African Americans.

Maya Angelou

Samuel Diggs in Mercy Street (Season 2)

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The Talk – Race in AmericaMonday, February 20 at 10 p.m.

This two-hour documentary explores theincreasingly common conversation takingplace in homes and communities across thecountry between parents of color and theirchildren, especially sons, about how tobehave if they are ever stopped by thepolice. In many homes, “the talk,” as it iscalled, usually contains phrases like this: Ifyou are stopped by the police: Alwaysanswer “yes sir, no sir”; never talk back;don’t make any sudden movements; don’tput your hands in your pockets; obey allcommands; if you think you are falsely

accused, save it for the police station. Iwould rather pick you up at the station thanthe morgue…The film will present six per-sonal stories to illustrate the issue frommultiple points of view: parent, child, thepolice and the community, along with inter-views with academics, police force membersand community activists.

American Masters: Maya Angelou: And Still I RiseTuesday, February 21 at 8 p.m.

This is the first documentary featureabout the incomparable Dr. Maya Angelou(1928-2014), best known for her autobiog-raphy “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.”The film weaves her words with rare andintimate archival photographs and videosthat paint hidden moments of her exuberantlife during some of America’s most definingmoments. From her upbringing in theDepression-era South to her work withMalcolm X in Ghana, to her inaugurationpoem for President Bill Clinton, the filmtakes an incredible journey through the lifeof a true American icon. This special fea-tures a remarkable series of interviews withfriends and family, including Clinton, OprahWinfrey, Common, Alfre Woodard, CicelyTyson, Quincy Jones, Hillary Clinton, JohnSingleton and Dr. Angelou’s son, Guy Johnson.

Africa’s Great CivilizationsMonday– Wednesday, February 27- March 1 at 9 p.m.

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. provides a newlook at African history from an African per-spective, traversing the dawn of mankind tothe dawn of the 20th century.The series is abreathtaking and personal journey throughhistory that includes evidence of the earliesthuman culture and art, arguably the world’sgreatest ever civilizations, and some of theworld’s earliest writing. Gates travelsthroughout the vast continent of Africa todiscover the true majesty of its greatest civ-ilizations. Beginning with Africa’s ancienthistory as the cradle of mankind, he bringsto life the epic stories of both little-knownand celebrated African kingdoms and cultures.

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African Americans: The Las Vegas ExperienceMonday, February 20 at 9 p.m.

Discover the momentous events that defined the African American experience in

Las Vegas throughout the Civil Rights era. These events altered the city’s history and

changed thousands of lives. For example, the Moulin Rouge Agreement of 1960

affected residents as it desegregated the city while the Westside Riot of 1969 rocked

the entire community to its core. Our story introduces individuals who are connected

to these events, and to each other. Featured interviewees include Claytee White, Dr.

Earnest Bracey, Robert Stoldal, Dr. Sylvester S. Rogers, Jean Childs, Hannah Brown,

Helen Anderson Toland, Theron Goynes, Naomi Goynes, John Edmond, Agnes Marshall,

Jarmilla McMillan Arnold, Ruby Amie-Pilot, Henry L. Reagan Jr., Leonard Polk,

Claudette Enus, Jackie Brantley and Eva Simmons. Repeats Thursday, February 23 at

10 p.m. and Sunday, February 26 at noon.

U p c o m i n g M e m b e r E v e n t s

Breakfast with Nutritionist-Ellie KriegerSunday, February 12 • 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Vegas PBS StudioEnjoy breakfast with the lovely host of PBS show Ellie's Real Good Food andauthor of several books on healthy eating. Donate $40 per person to participate.

California Presidential Libraries TourSaturday, February 18-Monday, February 20Departs Vegas PBS at 8:30 a.m., returns by 6 p.m.Visit the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda and the Reagan Library in Simi Valleyvia deluxe coach. Donate $399 per person, double occupancy.

Cabrera Conducts the Music of John Williams Sunday, March 5 at 2 p.m. • The Smith CenterJoin Vegas PBS for this special matinee performance of the Las VegasPhilharmonic featuring music from blockbuster movies such as Star Wars,Superman and the Harry Potter series. A special dessert reception and a photoopportunity with the conductor will follow the concert. Donate $145 per per-son for one Prime Orchestra seat and dessert reception.

Sedona Area Winery Tour Friday, March 24 - Saturday, March 25Departs Friday at 8:30 a.m., returns Saturday 7:30 p.m.Enjoy visiting wineries in Verde Valley, outside of Sedona, including overnightstay, breakfast, winery tour, tastings, antipasto plate and dinner. Donate $289per person, double occupancy.

National Parks Tour Bryce Canyon/Zion, UTSaturday, April 22 - Sunday, April 23Departs Saturday at 8:30 a.m., returns Sunday at 5:30 p.m.Join us for a guided tour of Bryce Canyon, dinner and overnight stay. The nextday, travel to Zion for a one-hour private tram tour and lunch. Donate $279per person, double occupancy.

Steven Raichlen-BBQ Event/Book LaunchSaturday May 6 from 2 to 4 p.m. • Town Square Pot Liquor CASJoin the host of PBS' Project Smoke for barbecue and beer sponsored byPabst Blue Ribbon on his book tour stop. You will receive an autographed copyof his newest book "Barbecue Sauces, Rubs and Marinades" with your $45 perperson donation to attend this event.

“Best of Tuscany”September 6-14, 2017 • 8 days /7 nightsFlorence, Pisa, Siena, Lucca, Cortona, San GimignanoEnjoy Vegas PBS' exclusive trip to the Tuscany region to experience charmingtowns, wineries, cuisine and historic landmarks. Stay in four star hotels withbreakfast daily and three dinners included. This guided tour is available at$2499 per person, based on double occupancy for land only. The tour withround-trip air fare out of Las Vegas is available for $4999 per person, basedon double occupancy. See VegasPBS.org/specials for complete itinerary.

For more information, please call 702.737.7500 or visit VegasPBS.org/specials


Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

Donato Cabrera

Bryce Canyon

Florence, Italy

Steven Raichlen

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This Emmy-winning series enlightens andentertains with enchanting destinations anddiverse cultures from across the globe.Season 9 finds host Joseph Rosendo explor-ing new countries and also returning to someof his favorite haunts. He makes his wayacross the European continent along theDanube River where he travels fromBudapest, Hungary through Austria toNuremberg, Germany. Along the journey, amosaic of magnificent cities, quaint villages,and fields and forests unfold, and each stopalong the way reveals a piece of Europe’songoing cultural tale.

Joseph continues his trav-els across Europe with a two-part episode in Armenia.From roadside fruit stands toriverside wine stalls andbustling markets, Joseph iswelcomed into local homes to witness tradi-tional artisans at work and join in religiousand communal celebrations that inspire,enlighten and reveal the Armenian heart andsoul. While in the country, he also visitsancient burial sites and historic churches, aswell as the markets and homes of present-day Armenians.

The award-winning travel journalist paysa return trip to South Korea, where he dis-covers that apart from the many attractionsof the capital city of Seoul, out into thecountryside—many treasures await you.From world heritage temples to Olympicvenues and from historic towns to greatfood, Joseph finds a world of surprises. Thenew season also includes adventures to theCook Islands in the Pacific,Taiwan’s PenghuIslands and an exploration of the AmazonRainforest in Peru.

Joseph Rosendo’sTravelscope (Season 9)

SPOTLIGHT

Saturdays beginning February 4 at 8 a.m.

From world heritage temples to Olympic venues,and from historic towns to great food...”“

Joseph Rosendo


A New Season Awaits

Mercy Street (Season 2)Sundays at 8 p.m.

The much-acclaimed Civil War-era dramaset in the occupied city of Alexandria,Virginia, is back for a second season. Followthe doctors, nurses and soldiers, as well asfree, enslaved and contraband AfricanAmericans, as they navigate the new worldemerging from the most cataclysmic event inour country’s history. Allegiances blur, loyal-ties shift and the drama intensifies as thescope of the war pushes beyond MansionHouse, the former hotel commandeered bynorthern troops to serve as a Union hospital.The second season moves closer to the warand into the halls of Confederate power, allset against the intensifying war.The new sea-son also delves deeper into the lives of newlyfreed African Americans, exploring life in acontraband camp where formerly enslavedAfrican Americans are forced to confronthorrific living conditions and disease, but alsoget a glimpse of freedom.

Victoria on MasterpieceSundays at 9 p.m.

Jenna Coleman (Doctor Who) stars asthe young Queen Victoria at the outset ofher epic reign, which set the stage for anentire era that would be named in her honor.Follow Victoria from her accession to thethrone at age 18, through her education inpolitics, courtship and marriage.The dramapaints a portrait of a monarch who wasraised to be the pawn of her powerful eldersbut wasted no time in showing the empirewho was in charge. What was it was like foran ill-educated, emotionally deprivedteenager to wake up one morning and find

that she was the most powerful woman inthe world? Victoria was queen only byvirtue of ill luck and unfruitful marriageson the part of her uncles. Famous for hercandor and spirit, she was the first womanwho seemed to have it all: a passionatemarriage, nine children and the job of beingqueen of the world’s most important nation.Encore broadcasts air the following Sundaysat 6 p.m.

Secrets of the Six WivesSundays, January 22- February 5 at 10 p.m.

The 16th century legend of King HenryVIII is turned on its crowned head as thedramatic stories of his six tumultuous mar-riages are told from the wives’ perspectives.With extraordinary attention to detail –including actual first-person accountspulled from historical records and secretsand stories from the women who surround-ed each Queen – the series offers an ambi-tious approach to the oft-told tales.The spe-cial gives history a new point of view withUK author and historian Lucy Worsley, whomoves seamlessly from the present to thepast and appears throughout the series asan observer and commenter on the happen-ings at court. Whether as a witness, partic-ipant, or wry commentator on the maritaldramas as they unfold, Worsley shines anempathetic light on the featured womenand, in doing so, delivers a new take on thelegend of King Henry VIII. Repeats the fol-lowing Sundays at 5 p.m.

Also enjoy our Saturday night lineup of drama!

Midsomer Murders 7:30 p.m.

Death in Paradise 9 p.m.

Luther 10 p.m.

New Tricks 11 p.m.(The final episodes of both Luther and NewTricks will air on February 11 to makeway for an exciting new drama series!)

Secrets of the Six Wives

Victoria on Masterpiece

Mercy Street

Sundays Throughout February

DRAMA

The second seasonmoves closer to the warand into the halls ofConfederate power...”

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Claire Goose and Matt Bardock

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We are excited to bring a brand new crime series from the BBCto our Saturday evening lineup. One of Britain’s popular dramaticseries is filmed in the stunning scenery and stretches of coastlinearound South Devon, England. The story follows high-flying solici-tor Jane Kennedy (Claire Goose, Casualty and Waking The Dead)who, after a failed relationship, returns to the small coastal town ofLighthaven where she left as a teenager. Jane moves back in withher mother and Beth, Jane's teenage daughter. She takes up theposition of coroner investigating sudden, violent and suspiciousdeaths. In her new role, Jane must work alongside Davey Higgins(Matt Bardock, Casualty), the boy who once broke her heart and isnow the local detective sergeant.

We are introducing the series with a special sneak peek onFebruary 18 and 25 at 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., featuring two episodeseach night. Then a special Sunday stack is scheduled with the first

three episodes on Sunday, February 19 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.The regular weekly airing of this series on Saturday nights willbegin next month.We hope you love our latest crime drama as muchas we do!

THE CORONER

PREMIERE!

Saturdays beginning February 18 at 10 p.m.

This dramatic series is filmed in thestunning scenery and stretches of coastline around South Devon, England.”“

Live from Lincoln Center: 50 Years of Mostly MozartFriday, February 3 at 9 p.m.

Each summer for 50 years, Lincoln Center’sMostly Mozart Festival has radiated an air ofcelebration, combining the exhilaration of sum-mer with Mozart’s inventive genius and inspir-ing legacy. Celebrate the 50th anniversary ofone of the world's major music festivals. Thevisionary programming celebrates the geniusof Mozart with signature performances andnew commissions.

Smokey Robinson: The Library of CongressGershwin Prize for Popular SongFriday, February 10 at 9 p.m.

Enjoy an all-star tribute to SmokeyRobinson, the 2016 recipient of the Libraryof Congress Gershwin Prize for PopularSong, hosted by Samuel L. Jackson.The spe-cial features performances by Robinson, aswell as Aloe Blacc, Gallant, CeeLo Green,JoJo, Kip Moore, Corinne Bailey Rae, BeBeWinans and a special appearance by BerryGordy, Founder of Motown. A rhythm andblues icon whose career has spanned morethan 50 years, Robinson is considered the

poet laureate of soul. His velvet falsetto andincomparable mastery of lyrical verse havecreated a tapestry of hits that have tran-scended generations and become a mainstayin American pop music. As a producer,record executive and visionary, Robinsonhelped lead a musical revolution called theMotown sound.

Great Performance: NYC Ballet in ParisFriday, February 17 at 9 p.m.

During the summer of 2016, New YorkCity Ballet made a triumphant return toParis for a three-week season at the historicThéâtre du Châtelet.The engagement’s clos-ing night performance, featuring four balletsby NYCB co-founder George Balanchine tothe music of French composers, will now airas a special two-part broadcast. The firstprogram opens with Walpurgisnacht Ballet,set to music by Charles Gounod, and origi-nally choreographed for a Paris OperaBallet production of the opera Faust in1975. First performed as an independentwork by NYCB in 1980, WalpurgisnachtBallet is a joyful embodiment of classicalchoreography, ending with a surging finalethat sends 24 ballerinas soaring across the

stage. The first program culminates with LaValse, set to the music of Maurice Ravel. Aneo-Romantic from 1951, La Valse depictsa young woman at a ball who is simultane-ously horrified and fascinated by her ownvanity, and finds herself strangely drawn to afigure of death.

Great Performance: NYC Ballet Symphony in CFriday, February 24 at 9 p.m.

The second program opens with Sonatine,a pas de deux of polished simplicity andemotional interplay to the music of MauriceRavel. Originally created in 1975 forFrench-born dancers Violette Verdy andJean-Pierre Bonnefoux, it is danced here byMegan Fairchild and Joaquin De Luz withsolo pianist Elaine Chelton.The finale of thetwo-part Great Performances special isBalanchine’s Symphony in C, a signaturework of the New York City Ballet to a scoreby Georges Bizet. This landmark ballet infour movements is performed by more than50 dancers, including Tiler Peck, AndrewVeyette, Teresa Reichlen, Tyler Angle, AlstonMacgill, Anthony Huxley, Brittany Pollack,and Taylor Stanley. The program will alsofeature music performed by l’OrchestreProméthée led by NYCB Resident ConductorDaniel Capps.

Celebrating the Arts

THE ARTS


His velvet falsetto and incomparable mastery oflyrical verse have created a tapestry of hits...”“

Friday Evenings at 9 p.m.

Great Performance: NYC Ballet in Paris

Smokey Robinson


Spotlight on Philanthropy

Longtime Vegas PBS member Janice Allen’s

favorite thing to say about Vegas PBS is that

“Anybody can sponsor public television programs!”

But Janice Allen isn’t just anybody.

Born September 21, 1927 in Sebring, Ohio, Janice

grew up enjoying ice skating and swimming. As a high

school senior, she became a full-time reporter for The

Alliance Review, and wrote all about her town for the publica-

tion. She also was homecoming queen. In 1945, she left to

attend West Virginia Wesleyan College. She left Wesleyan to

marry her first husband, former flight instructor and Air Corp

officer Ernest Haupt in 1947. After seeing a four-page spread

on Las Vegas in Life Magazine, Janice fell in love with the west

and decided to honeymoon in Las Vegas. Janice even helped fly

the plane here, landing on a dirt runway! Her honeymoon with

Las Vegas never ended and she and Ernest moved here in 1948,

which she says is “the best decision I ever made.” She and

Ernest (now deceased) had two sons, Gary and Craig Haupt,

both deceased. She became Janice Allen, when she married her

late husband Fred in 1984.

In the nearly 70 years she has lived here, Janice has made a

remarkable difference in our community. She is a Founder of

The Smith Center, donating 1 million dollars to the creation of

Las Vegas’ first performing arts center and serves on The Smith

Center President’s Advisory Board. She is a 55-year member of

The Junior League of Las Vegas as well as two-time president

of the organization, and was honored in 2008 with The Junior

League’s “Lifetime Community Achievement Award.” She also

was a member of the Las Vegas Art Museum Board. Most

recently, UNLV’s Oral History Research Department published

a book on Janice’s life and her many achievements in our com-

munity.

And at Vegas PBS, she has made an enormous impact.

Because she was a writer herself (Janice worked at the Evening

Review-Journal – which became the Las Vegas Review Journal

– and had a career writing articles for national magazines,

including Ladies’ Home Journal, and working in television and

radio production), she has been passionate about sponsoring the

annual PBS KIDS Writers Contest, and has done so for three

years. Janice also has sponsored a multitude of program series

including Downton Abbey on Masterpiece, Mr. Selfridge on

Masterpiece, Masterpiece Contemporary: Worricker, Doc

Martin,The Roosevelts:An Intimate History, FRONTLINE,The

Madoff Affair, Great Performances, Secrets of Henry VIII’s

Palace, and many others as well as one-time local productions

such as Frankie Moreno Songs at Home and Alan Cumming

Sings Sappy Songs, which was recorded at The Smith Center

and recently featured as part of the national PBS Fall Arts

Festival. She also is sponsoring the new Victoria on

Masterpiece program. In addition, she became a public

spokesperson for Downton

Abbey on Masterpiece and

Doc Martin in 2015-16, gener-

ously and faithfully promoting

both programs at church

groups and most recently at the

International Women’s Forum.

She has been a featured speak-

er at several of our Downton Abbey teas, as well as our most

recent Victoria Tea, which was held at Caesars Palace this past

December.

Janice also has gone above and beyond and has included

Vegas PBS in her estate plans. She is therefore one of our 127

incredible Silver Legacy Society members who are helping

Vegas PBS grow our endowment to protect the future of public

television here in Las Vegas.

Last but not least, Janice has an incredible clock collection

of over 200 clocks, is a great storyteller, and is a great friend to

all of us here at Vegas PBS. She truly demonstrates the heart

of philanthropy and we are lucky to have her as part of the

Vegas PBS family.Thank you Janice!

V e g a s P B S

Janice Allen’s Valuable Contributions

After seeing a four-page spread on Las Vegas inLife Magazine,Janice fell in love with the west...”

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Janice Allen

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Dinosaur Train: What’s at the Center of the Earth?Monday, February 20 at 11 a.m.

With the kids home for a school holiday, we have an exciting treat planned for them! Inthis new one-hour special, the Conductor has a special surprise for our favorite PteranodonFamily, the Dinosaur Drill Train. This amazing machine gives its passengers a front row seatas they dig deep underground on an adventure below the Earth’s surface. There they discov-er a whole new world from fossils and troglobites to rivers of lava. Repeats same day at 1:30p.m., and additional encores on Wednesday and Friday at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., andSunday at 6:30 a.m. on Vegas PBS Jackpot!

And don't forget to check out our new 24/7 channel that provides children's programming24 hours a day, making it easy for children to watch their favorite series during primetimeand other after-school hours.

F E B R U A R Y

Children’s Lineup

WEEKDAYS-6:00 a.m. Clifford the Big Red Dog

6:30 a.m. Arthur

7:00 a.m. Wild Kratts

7:30 a.m. Ready Jet Go!

8:00 a.m. Nature Cat

8:30 a.m. Curious George

9:00 a.m. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

9:30 a.m. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

10:00 a.m. Splash and Bubbles

10:30 a.m. Sesame Street

11:00 a.m. Dinosaur Train

11:30 a.m. Peg+ Cat

NOON Super WHY!

12:30 p.m. Thomas & Friends

1:00 p.m. Martha Speaks

1:30 p.m. Dinosaur Train

2:00 p.m. Splash and Bubbles

2:30 p.m. Curious George

3:00 p.m. Nature Cat

3:30 p.m. Ready Jet Go!

4:00 p.m. Odd Squad

4:30 p.m. Odd Squad

5:00 p.m. Wild Kratts

5:30 p.m. Nightly Business Report

Primetime | January 29 — February 4 | Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete schedule

Vegas PBS 6:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m.

Sun1/29

10Victoria on Masterpiece: Brocket Hall. Victoriaponders marriage.

The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass 1.Madeira cake; frosted walnut cake.

Mercy Street: The House Guest. Foster cares foran ailing Mary.

Victoria on Masterpiece: The Clockwork Prince.Albert faces royal disdain.

CreateAsk This Old House:Radiator; Garage Lights.

Pati’s Mexican Table:Turkey Day.

Mike Colameco’s RealFood

Baking With Julia.Pumpernickel loaves; matzos.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Sauces.

America’s Test KitchenFrom Cook’s Illustrated

New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Soul Food.


PBS KIDS

RewindFamily Ingredients.Hawaiian cowboy lifestyle.

Well Read. AuthorRichard Russo.

Beads, Baubles, and Jewels:Make It From Scratch.

Painting With WilsonBickford. Canada goose.

UNLV Connections

Jackpot!Sun Studio Sessions:Greyhounds.

Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s.Mandolin player Sierra Hull.

Charlie Rose -- The Week The Daytripper. Museumof roadside attractions.

Make. Musical instruments; catapult.

Bluegrass Underground:Widespread Panic.

Arts in Exile: Tibetan Treasures in Small TownAmerica

WorldviewThe Undertaker: Blood Sausage. Luc investigatesthe death of a butcher.

The Weissensee Saga: Julia. Julia tries to convinceMartin.

Weissensee Saga. The Undertaker: Blood Sausage. Luc investigatesthe death of a butcher.

Mon1/30

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News British Antiques Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. Norman

Rockwell self-portrait.Antiques Roadshow: Santa Clara. Booker T.Washington archive; wine pot.

CreateThis Old House. Newshingles; radiant tubing.

Pati’s Mexican Table:Alan Goes to College.

Simply Ming. Homestylerecipes.

Hubert Keller: Secrets ofa Chef

Lidia’s Kitchen. Cheese,cured meat and vegetables.

Cook’s Country. Barbecuedburnt ends; grill spatulas.

Ellie’s Real Good Food.Three make-ahead recipes.


PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Phillipaccidentally scares Muck.

Maya & Miguel. Titoimitates Miguel.

Sid the Science Kid. Washhands with soap and water.

The Berenstain Bears.Sister’s school project.

Rick Steves’ Europe:Salzburg and Surroundings.

Midsomer Murders: Country Matters. Body foundin a deserted timberyard.

Death in Paradise. A mete-orologist is found dead.

Jackpot!House With a History. Steepand narrow staircase.

Bluegrass Underground:Dave Rawlings Machine.

Baking With Julia. Puffpastry; apricot pastries.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose The Mind of a Chef:Evolution.

New Orleans CookingWith Kevin Belton

WorldviewA French Village: An Explosion. Anselme wantsrevenge on the militia.

A French Village: The Trial. Leadership decides fateof militiamen.

A French Village: The Dusk Before the Night.Bériot makes example of the militiamen.

A French Village: An Explosion. Anselme wantsrevenge on the militia.

Tue1/31

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News The Wonder of Animals:

Big Cats.(8:01) Finding Your Roots: The Irish Factor.Soledad O’Brien, Bill O’Reilly.

American Experience: The Race Underground.America’s first subway system in Boston.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop:Plain Pine Box.

Pati’s Mexican Table.Spanish-influenced recipes.

A Chef’s Life: OnePotato, New Potato.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Kitchen Companions.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Pork.




PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Crash ata drive-thru; instruments.

Maya & Miguel: SoccerMom.

Sid the Science Kid.Exercising to stay healthy.

The Berenstain Bears.Sister’s loose tooth.

Mercy Street: The House Guest. Foster cares for anailing Mary.

Victoria on Masterpiece: The Clockwork Prince.Albert faces royal disdain.

Jackpot!In the Americas WithDavid Yetman

Cooking Odyssey: Pylos.Striped sea bass ceviche.

Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen: On the Range.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Austin City Limits: Band of Horses; Parker Millsap.Band of Horses and Parker Millsap.

WorldviewThe Baantjer Mysteries: The Murder at thePeepshow. A stripper is murdered.

Dolmen. Lucas and Marie’s investigation of the island’s warring families reveals intrigue and affairs. The Baantjer Mysteries: The Murder at thePeepshow. A stripper is murdered.

Wed2/1

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Outdoor Nevada:

Natural Wonders.Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Love. Wilddogs, elephants and monkeys display emotions.

NOVA: Search for the Super Battery. How batterieswork.

CreateAsk This Old House:Radiator; Garage Lights.

Pati’s Mexican Table New ScandinavianCooking: Nordic Cuisine.

Baking With Julia.Gingerbread-baby cake.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Light ver-sion of chicken parmigiana.

Cook’s Country. Porkragu; dish towels; pasta.

Ellie’s Real Good Food. Figand ginger truffles; waffles.

Pati’s Mexican Table

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: WatchOut Pilchard.

Maya & Miguel Sid the Science Kid. Thebest ways to stay healthy.

The Berenstain Bears Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. NormanRockwell self-portrait.

Antiques Roadshow: Santa Clara. Booker T.Washington archive; wine pot.

Jackpot!Wai Lana Yoga. Eyestrengthening; tension.

Sit and Be Fit. Goodposture while exercising.

Natural Heroes. Threewomen in the military.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose FRONTLINE: Battle for Iraq. Post-ISIS areas of Iraq.

WorldviewDon Matteo: Comma 23. Cecchini signs a bindingcontract.

Don Matteo: The Poisoned Chalice. A homelessman drinks poisoned wine.

Talisman. Wallton travels to Malmö for talisman. Don Matteo: Comma 23. Cecchini signs a bindingcontract.

Thu2/2

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News As Time Goes By. Jean

feels her life is mundane.Wild Africa: Jungles. Plants dominate in Africanrainforests.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. NormanRockwell self-portrait.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop:Van Gogh’s Chair.

Pati’s Mexican Table. Barsnacks; family classics.

Joanne Weir Gets Fresh:Brassicas.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Ocean Harvest.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Potatoes.



Pati’s Mexican Table. Barsnacks; family classics.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Muck sur-prises Bella the elephant.

Maya & Miguel.Television game show.

Sid the Science Kid.Wheels help move things.

The Berenstain Bears Finding Your Roots: The Irish Factor. SoledadO’Brien, Bill O’Reilly.

American Experience: The Race Underground.America’s first subway system in Boston.

Jackpot!Quilting Arts. Memoryquilts; art quilt.

Beads, Baubles, andJewels. Clay jewelry; rings.

Lidia’s Kitchen: ChickenStock.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose American Masters: August Wilson: The Ground onWhich I Stand. Legacy of playwright August Wilson.

WorldviewBlood of the Vine: Thunder in the Corbières. An author connected to Benjamin dies. Mafiosa. An illegal distillery is attacked. Blood of the Vine: Thunder in the Corbières. An

author connected to Benjamin dies.

Fri2/3

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Are You Being Served?:

New Look.Washington Week Charlie Rose -- The Week Live From Lincoln Center: 50 Years of Mostly

Mozart. Mostly Mozart Festival.

CreateThis Old House. Newshingles; radiant tubing.

Pati’s Mexican Table. Avisit to Celestun, Mexico.

Simply Ming: California 4.Popular local ingredients.


Lidia’s Kitchen: PoachedEgg.

Cook’s Country. Latin friedchicken; thermometers.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:Carbo-diem.

Pati’s Mexican Table. Avisit to Celestun, Mexico.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Relocatingan old historic house.

Maya & Miguel. Famouswrestler.

Sid the Science Kid: MySlide. Inclined planes.

The Berenstain Bears. Thecubs learn responsibility.

Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Love. Wilddogs, elephants and monkeys display emotions.

NOVA: Search for the Super Battery. How batterieswork.

Jackpot!Songs at the Center Nick Stellino Cooking

With FriendsGreat Decisions inForeign Policy

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Globe Trekker: Road Trip: Andes. Trip through theAndes.

WorldviewCain: Bad Boy. Caïn finds a body inside a burnedcar.

Maigret: The Lady’s Companion. A woman claims a murder has taken place. Cain: Bad Boy. Caïn finds a body inside a burnedcar.

Sat2/4

10The Lawrence Welk Show: The Southern Show. Acelebration of songs from the South.

Keeping Up Appearances.Hyacinth’s executive plans.

Midsomer Murders: Death in Chorus. A local choirmember is found dead.

(8:19) MidsomerMurders: Death in Chorus.

(9:04) Death in Paradise: A Deadly Party. A manflees the scene of a murder.

CreateSteven Raichlen’sProject Smoke

Katie Brown Workshop:Sports Night.

Barbecue University WithSteven Raichlen

Cooking 80/20 WithRobin Shea: Tailgate Party.

Barbecue University WithSteven Raichlen

Sara’s Weeknight Meals:Appetizers for Dinner.

Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen

Sara’s Weeknight Meals:Fan Fare.

PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion. Earlytreatment of pneumonia.

Healthful Indian FlavorsWith Alamelu

Fit 2 Stitch. Belt anddarts.

The Desert Speaks Wild Africa: Jungles. Plants dominate in Africanrainforests.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. NormanRockwell self-portrait.

Jackpot!Feel Grand With JaneSeymour

Stories of the Mind. Fourstories from young adults.

Consuelo MackWealthTrack

Roadtrip Nation. VeronicaBelmont, host of “Tekzilla.”

Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Love. Wilddogs, elephants and monkeys display emotions.

The Snows of Kilimanjaro Ariane Ascaride, GerardMeylan. A couple take care of two orphaned siblings.

WorldviewAlmost Perfect Crimes: Eugen Weidmann. The lastpublic execution in France.

Arne Dahl: To the Top of the Mountain. The A-Unit investigates a car explosion. Almost Perfect Crimes: Eugen Weidmann. The lastpublic execution in France.

Vegas PBS

Odd Squad ArthurNature Cat Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Odd Squad Arthur







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FRONTLINE: Battle for Iraq Tuesday, January 31 at 10 p.m.Follow on-the-ground reporting from Iraq to see what’s happening in areas

where ISIS has been ejected. Through rare access, investigate the powerful

militias and growing sectarianism shaping Iraq. Also, experience a reporter’s

journey into the battle for Mosul.

An Iraqi girl displaced by the fighting in Mosul

Colorful glow brightens the night sky in Earth’s polar regions

Aurora: Fire in the SkyWednesday, February 1 at 10 p.m.A ghostly flickering illuminates the polar night – a mysterious, coloured

display in the night sky has intrigued people from time immemorial.The

aurora is without doubt the most striking natural phenomenon in the

polar regions of our planet. Finland’s Saami, Alaska’s Inuit, Canada’s

Native Americans and New Zealand’s Maori all have legends about the

origins and meaning of the phenomenon.This program links such popu-

lar myths to the aurora’s physical effects on the natural world and

includes research and recent scientific discoveries. Repeats Sunday,

February 5 at 11 a.m.

10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m.

Secrets of the Six Wives: Beheaded, Died. Independent Lens: The Witness. The 1964 mur-der of Kitty Genovese.

Ask This Old House: Radiator;Saws; Garage Lights.

Rick Steves’ Europe:Copenhagen.

Art Wolfe’s Travels to theEdge. Geysers, glaciers.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Sauces.

(8:00) UNLV Connections

Independent Lens: The Witness. The 1964 murder of Kitty Genovese. Film School Shorts.“Zelos”;“Salaam Ghourba.”

The Weissensee Saga: Julia. Julia tries toconvince Martin.

The Weissensee Saga: Love Is Stronger ThanDeath. Hans brings terrible news to Dunja.

Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity: Revelations andRevolutions. Electric fields; electromagnetic waves.

Charlie Rose

This Old House. Newshingles; radiant tubing.

Globe Trekker: Isolated Islands: St. Helena. SaintHelena; Jamestown.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Cheese,cured meat and vegetables.

(9:30) Death in Paradise. Luther. News interrupts Luther’s date. Garden Smart. Landscapingfor homes of all sizes.

Simply Ming. Cookingoysters three ways.

Hubert Keller: Secrets ofa Chef: Pool Party Feast.

The Kitchen Wisdom ofCecilia Chiang. Pot stickers.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Menu Memories.

A French Village: The Trial. Leadership decidesfate of militiamen.

A French Village: The Dusk Before the Night.Bériot makes example of the militiamen.

FRONTLINE: Battle for Iraq. Post-ISIS areas ofIraq.

Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop:Plain Pine Box.

Travelscope: Victoria,Australia. Melbourne

Travels With Darley:Southern States Road Trip.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Pork.

Secrets of the Six Wives: Beheaded, Died. The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Stormy Seas.

Garden Smart. Plantingand maintaining a garden.

Front and Center: CMA Songwriters Series:Steven Tyler. Steven Tyler performs in New York.

Infinity Hall Live: Ani DiFranco. Folk-rock guitaristAni DiFranco.

Dolmen. Lucas and Marie’s investigation of the island’s warring families reveals intrigue andaffairs.

Aurora -- Fire in the Sky. The origins and meaning ofthe aurora in the night sky of Earth’s polar regions.

Charlie Rose

Ask This Old House: Radiator;Saws; Garage Lights.

Rick Steves’ Europe: The Best of Slovenia. LittleSlovenia; Lake Bled.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Light ver-sion of chicken parmigiana.

Shock & Awe: The Story of Electricity. Electricfields; electromagnetic waves.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting

Garden Smart. Pre-plan-ning for spring gardening.

Charlie Rose Religion & EthicsNewsweekly

To the Contrary WithBonnie Erbé

Don Matteo: The Poisoned Chalice. A homelessman drinks poisoned wine.

Talisman. Wallton travels to Malmö for talisman.

Filthy Cities: Industrial New York. Manhattan inthe 19th century.

Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop:Van Gogh’s Chair.

Travelscope. Prisons inPort Arthur in Australia.

Travels With Darley:Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Potatoes.

FRONTLINE: Battle for Iraq. Post-ISIS areas ofIraq.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Cliffside.

Garden Smart.Designing new gardens.

(9:00) AmericanMasters: August Wilson.

American Masters: Althea. Tennis player Althea Gibson.

(9:00) Blood of the Vine: Thunder in theCorbières. An author connected to Benjamin dies.

Mafiosa. An illegal distillery is attacked.

(9:00) Live From Lincoln Center: 50 Years ofMostly Mozart. Mostly Mozart Festival.

Charlie Rose

This Old House. Newshingles; radiant tubing.

Globe Trekker: Mumbai City Guide. Dharavi,India’s largest slum.

Lidia’s Kitchen:Crespelle.

Aurora -- Fire in the Sky. The origins and meaning ofthe aurora in the night sky of Earth’s polar regions.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Dimensions.

Garden Smart. A uniquehome garden.

Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Sicily. ContemporarySicilian cuisine.

Joseph Rosendo’sTravelscope

The Travel DetectiveWith Peter Greenberg

Maigret: The Lady’s Companion. A woman claims a murder has taken place.

Luther. A vigilante killer is determined. New Tricks: Life Expectancy.A blood stained bust is uncov-ered during some reconstruction work in a cemetery.

Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen: At the Game.

Christina. Healthy ver-sions of party foods.

Mexico: One Plate at aTime With Rick Bayless

P. Allen Smith’s Garden toTable: The Art of Tailgating.

Filthy Cities: Industrial New York. Manhattan inthe 19th century.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Forest Edge.

Wyland’s Art Studio. Colormixing and glazing.

Dancing on the Edge Filthy Cities: New Stinking York. Manhattan inthe 19th century.

Arne Dahl: To the Top of the Mountain. The A-Unit investigates a car explosion.

Sesame Street Dinosaur TrainSuperWhy! Sesame Street







Primetime | February 5 — February 11 | Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete schedule


Sun2/5

10Victoria on Masterpiece: The Clockwork Prince.Albert faces royal disdain.

The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass 2.Soda bread and baguettes.

Mercy Street: One Equal Temper. The Greens hidean ugly secret.

Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoria and Albert con-sider matrimony.

CreateAsk This Old House. Installinga new attic staircase.

Pati’s Mexican Table:Sunday Family Food.

New ScandinavianCooking: Very Local Stews.

Baking With Julia. Plumcakes; chocolate.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Salads.



Pati’s Mexican Table:Sunday Family Food.

PBS KIDS

RewindFamily Ingredients: Japan-- Miso Soup. Miso soup.

Well Read. Chris Forhandiscusses his memoir.

Beads, Baubles, andJewels: Make It Colorful.

Painting With WilsonBickford

UNLV Connections

Jackpot!Sun Studio Sessions.Grace Askew performs.

Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s.Willie Sugarcapps perform.

Charlie Rose -- The Week The Daytripper. Big BendNational Park.

Make. Mobile videoprojectors; motor.

Bluegrass Underground:Steep Canyon Rangers.

POV: Seven Songs for Long Life. StrathcarronHospice in Scotland.

WorldviewThe Undertaker: Blood Sausage. Luc investigatesthe death of a butcher.

The Weissensee Saga The Weissensee Saga The Undertaker: Under the Ground. Pedro goesagainst the trafficking ring.

Mon2/6

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News 2017 Varsity Quiz Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. A Joe Louis-

signed whiskey bottle.Antiques Roadshow: Charleston. Archive of OakRidge Journal.

CreateThis Old House. Exteriorfeatures include roof detail.

Pati’s Mexican Table Simply Ming. Three hum-mus dishes.


Lidia’s Kitchen: Polenta. Cook’s Country. Dakotapeach kuchen; peach jam.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:Cheese-Crazy Daddy.


PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Bob plansa birthday party for Wendy.

Maya & Miguel. NaturalHistory Museum.



The Age of Robots: Humanoid Like Us. Humanoidrobots.

Jackpot!House With a History Bluegrass Underground.

The Suffers perform.Baking With Julia Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose The Mind of a Chef: Fire.

Chef David Kinch.New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Oysters.

WorldviewA French Village: The Law of Desire. Informationhinders the prosecution.

A French Village: Arrests. Antoine must rescueJeannine Schwartz.

A French Village: Liberation. Avril goes undercoverin a cabaret.

A French Village: The Law of Desire. Informationhinders the prosecution.

Tue2/7

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Inside Education Finding Your Roots: Tragedy Plus Time Equals

Comedy. Jimmy Kimmel, Norman Lear, Bill Hader.American Experience: Oklahoma City. TheOklahoma City bombing.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop.Wooden gift boxes.

Pati’s Mexican Table Joanne Weir Gets Fresh:Fresh Dairy.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Cooking Clever.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Corn.




PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: What’sHatching?

Maya & Miguel: The Bet.Miguel and video games.

Sid the Science Kid:Sid’s Amazing Invention.

The Berenstain Bears.Earning money; gang.

Mercy Street: One Equal Temper. The Greens hidean ugly secret.

Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoria and Albert consider matrimony.


Cooking Odyssey: Ermioni.Poached fish; lentil risotto.

Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen: From the Garden.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Austin City Limits: CeCe Winans; St. Paul & theBroken Bones. Gospel performances.

WorldviewThe Baantjer Mysteries: The Death on Paper. A filmcolumnist is murdered.

Dolmen. The dark secrets behind the murders and the bleeding stones are unraveled. The Baantjer Mysteries: The Death on Paper. A filmcolumnist is murdered.

Wed2/8

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Outdoor Nevada: A Berry

Fine Time.Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Intelligence. Graysquirrel; sea otter opens a meal; orangutan uses soap.

NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship. The Seven SeasExplorer.

CreateAsk This Old House. Installinga new attic staircase.

Pati’s Mexican Table.Venisontacos and poc chuk.

New ScandinavianCooking

Baking With Julia. Pizza;cookies.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Eggs. Egg-battered zucchini roll-ups.

Cook’s Country. Smokedbourbon chicken; dish soap.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:No Brainer Breakfasts.

Pati’s Mexican Table.Venisontacos and poc chuk.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: Troubleat Christmas.

Maya & Miguel: The CheeryChipper Cupid Sisters.

Sid the Science Kid.Pulley lifts heavy things.

The Berenstain Bears Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. A Joe Louis-signed whiskey bottle.

Antiques Roadshow: Charleston. Archive of OakRidge Journal.

Jackpot!Wai Lana Yoga: SpinalSpiral.

Sit and Be Fit. Exercisesincrease sensory awareness.

Natural Heroes. Outdoorkindergarten in Zurich.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose American Experience: Oklahoma City. TheOklahoma City bombing.

WorldviewDon Matteo: The Suitcase. A suitcase mix-up leadsto intrigue.

Don Matteo: Stolen Love. A high-school student israped.

Talisman. The talisman’s trail leads to a murder. Don Matteo: The Suitcase. A suitcase mix-up leadsto intrigue.

Thu2/9

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News As Time Goes By. Jean

thinks Lionel is going deaf.Wild Africa: Lakes and Rivers. Wildlife of Africa’swaterways.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis.A Joe Louis-signed whiskey bottle.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop:Carved Oak Desk Box.

Pati’s Mexican Table.Lomitos de Valladolid.

Joanne Weir Gets Fresh:Spring Vegetables.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Heirloom Favorites.

Martha Bakes. Milkchocolate pistachio tart.


New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Egg Dishes.

Pati’s Mexican Table.Lomitos de Valladolid.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: Save theDay. Phillip breaks down.

Maya & Miguel. Mayatries to cheer up Miguel.

Sid the Science Kid.Stuffed animal panda.

The Berenstain Bears. Sleepover; Brother’s talent.

Finding Your Roots: Tragedy Plus Time EqualsComedy. Jimmy Kimmel, Norman Lear, Bill Hader.

American Experience: Oklahoma City. TheOklahoma City bombing.

Jackpot!Quilting Arts. Complexsurface design fabrics.

Beads, Baubles, andJewels

Lidia’s Kitchen. Rosemaryand lemon focaccia.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Arts in Exile: Tibetan Treasures in Small TownAmerica

WorldviewBlood of the Vine: Black Wine Chaos. A body is discovered in a wine vat. Mafiosa. A boxing champion is shot. Blood of the Vine: Black Wine Chaos. A body is

discovered in a wine vat.

Fri2/10


No Sale.Washington Week Charlie Rose -- The Week Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress

Gershwin Prize for Popular Song

CreateThis Old House. Exteriorfeatures include roof detail.

Pati’s Mexican Table. Fishmarinated in a red sauce.

Simply Ming: JodyAdams.

Hubert Keller: Secrets ofa Chef: Black-Tie Dining.

Lidia’s Kitchen: PerfectRoasted Chicken.

Cook’s Country. Hot tamales;garlic; shrimp perloo.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:Office Food Overhaul.

Pati’s Mexican Table. Fishmarinated in a red sauce.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: ASinking Feeling.

Maya & Miguel. Thethree girls split up.

Sid the Science Kid.Animals communicate.

The Berenstain Bears Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Intelligence. Graysquirrel; sea otter opens a meal; orangutan uses soap.

NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship. The Seven SeasExplorer.

Jackpot!Songs at the Center. HannahAldridge; Jesse Henry.

Nick Stellino CookingWith Friends

Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy. Syrian refugees.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Ireland. Sampling oys-ters in Galway, Ireland.

WorldviewCain. A surgeon dies from apparent overdose. Maigret: Seven Little Crosses. Murder spoils Maigret’s vacation plans. Cain. A surgeon dies from apparent overdose.

Sat2/11

10The Lawrence Welk Show: Songs by Johnny Mercer.A salute to songwriter Johnny Mercer.

Keeping Up Appearances:The Commodore.

Midsomer Murders: Dance With the Dead.A young man is found in a WWII Humber.

(8:19) Midsomer Murders:Dance With the Dead.

(9:06) Death in Paradise: Death of a Detective.Someone is murdered at a party.

CreatePati’s Mexican Table:Sugar for Hubby.

Travelscope. Matangiand Cousteau’s resort.

Christina Cooks. Pennewith artichokes and garlic.

Katie Brown Workshop:Valentine’s Day.

The Best of SimplyPainting: Across Europe

P. Allen Smith’s GardenHome: Small Spaces.

Rachel’s Favorite Foodfor Living


PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion: Autism. Healthful Indian Flavors

With AlameluFit 2 Stitch. Pants pat-terns.

The Desert Speaks:Navajo Canyon Lands.

Wild Africa: Lakes and Rivers. Wildlife of Africa’swaterways.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. A Joe Louis-signed whiskey bottle.

Jackpot!Feel Grand With JaneSeymour: Women’s Cancers.

Stories of the Mind.Optimum mental fitness.


Roadtrip Nation Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Intelligence. Graysquirrel; sea otter opens a meal; orangutan uses soap.

Gaslight Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman. A diaboli-cal husband tries to drive his wife insane.

WorldviewAlmost Perfect Crimes: The Landru Affair. A serialkiller targets war widows.

Arne Dahl: To the Top of the Mountain. An investigation turns dangerous. Almost Perfect Crimes: The Landru Affair. A serialkiller targets war widows.

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2017 Varsity QuizMondays beginning February 6 at 7:30 p.m.

Presented over 12 weeks, this fast-

paced series is an academic quiz

show for Las Vegas high schools fea-

turing the best and brightest stu-

dents from across the city.The competing high school teams field questions

based on their knowledge of subjects such as history, literature, math and

science. A partnership between Clark County School District (CCSD), Vegas

PBS and the Kiwanis Club of Las Vegas, the program is entering the 48th

season. Please support our young scholars in their pursuit of excellence!

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Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate TutThursday, February 9 at 10 p.m.

Ninety years ago in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings, the greatest archaeological

find in history was made: the discovery of Tutankhamen’s tomb and its gold-

en treasures. It made Tutankhamen the most famous name in ancient

Egyptian history. But the real story has become shrouded in myth — with

many mysteries around the tomb unsolved to this day.This special combines

the latest evidence from a team of archaeologists, anatomists, geologists and

Egyptologists to build the ultimate picture of Tutankhamen. Blending 3D

graphics, stylized reconstruction and action-adventure forensic investiga-

tion, the program presents fresh insights into how Tutankhamen was buried,

why his tomb was the only one to remain intact and the enduring enigma

around how he died. Repeats Sunday, February 12 at 3 p.m.

Chris Naunton, director of Egypt ExplorationSociety in Tutankhamen's tomb

Participants

10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m.

Secrets of the Six Wives. Anne of Cleves,Catherine Howard and Katherine Parr.

POV: Seven Songs for Long Life. StrathcarronHospice in Scotland.

Ask This Old House. Installinga new attic staircase.

Rick Steves’ Europe:Croatia: Adriatic Delights.

Wild Photo Adventures.Spanish wild horses.

Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Salads.


Cyber-Seniors Reluctant seniors discover thewonders of the Internet.

Over 90 and Loving It. People in their 90s and100s discuss staying happy.

The Weissensee Saga: The Raid. Martin finds thedoctor.

The Weissensee Saga: Morning Air. Hans discovers a clue.

In Their Own Words: Muhammad Ali. MuhammadAli’s boxing successes.

Charlie Rose

This Old House. Exteriorfeatures include roof detail.

Globe Trekker: Central Japan. Kyoto, Japan’s fleamarket.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Polenta.

Death in Paradise: The Mystery Man. A man fleesthe scene of a murder.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting. Rustic field house.

Garden Smart. A thriv-ing garden in the city.

Simply Ming. Italian flavorswith an Australian spin.

Hubert Keller: Secrets of aChef. Grilled octopus salad.

The Kitchen Wisdom ofCecilia Chiang

Ellie’s Real Good Food.Three make-ahead recipes.

A French Village: Arrests. Antoine must rescueJeannine Schwartz.

A French Village: Liberation. Avril goes undercover in a cabaret.

(9:00) American Experience: Oklahoma City. TheOklahoma City bombing.

Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop.Wooden gift boxes.

Travelscope: Swiss Roots.Lucerne, Switzerland.

Travels With Darley Martha Stewart’sCooking School: Corn.

Secrets of the Six Wives. Anne of Cleves,Catherine Howard and Katherine Parr.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting. A waterfall.

Garden Smart.An all-season garden.

Front and Center: Rob Thomas. Grammy Awardwinner Rob Thomas performs.

Infinity Hall Live: Covered. Artists cover theirfavorites.

Dolmen. The dark secrets behind the murders and the bleeding stones are unraveled.

City in the Sky: Departure. Building the world’s biggestpassenger plane; controlling the flow of passengers.

Charlie Rose

Ask This Old House. Installinga new attic staircase.

Rick Steves’ Europe. Culturalhighlights of Sweden.

Wild Photo Adventures.Tornadic supercell storms.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Eggs. Egg-battered zucchini roll-ups.

In Their Own Words: Muhammad Ali. MuhammadAli’s boxing successes.


Garden Smart. Stormwater runoff.


Religion & EthicsNewsweekly

To the Contrary WithBonnie Erbé

Don Matteo: Stolen Love. A high-school studentis raped.

Talisman. The talisman’s trail leads to a murder.

Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. King Tutankhamen’s tomb.

The Woodwright’s Shop:Carved Oak Desk Box.

Travelscope. NewBrunswick, Canada.

Travels With Darley.Guadeloupe’s islands.

Martha Bakes. Milkchocolate pistachio tart.


The Best of the Joy ofPainting. A tranquil setting.

Garden Smart. Gardenat a historic site.

Live From Lincoln Center: 50 Years of Mostly Mozart. Mostly Mozart Festival.

(9:00) Blood of the Vine: Black Wine Chaos. Abody is discovered in a wine vat.

Mafiosa. A boxing champion is shot.

Charlie RoseSmokey Robinson: TheLibrary of Congress

John Lewis: Get in the Way

This Old House. Exteriorfeatures include roof detail.

Globe Trekker: Tough Trains: Vietnam. History ofthe Vietnamese railway.

Lidia’s Kitchen: PerfectRoasted Chicken.

City in the Sky: Departure. Building the world’s biggestpassenger plane; controlling the flow of passengers.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting. An ocean scene.

Garden Smart. Positiveeffects of gardening.

Globe Trekker: Road Trip: Andes. Trip through theAndes.



Maigret: Seven Little Crosses. Murder spoils Maigret’s vacation plans.

Luther. Luther must clear his name. New Tricks: The Crazy Gang. The UCOS is threat-ened with closure.

Christina Cooks.Intimate dinner.

Travelscope: Santa YnezValley, California.

Christina. Making choco-late part of a healthy diet.

Sara’s WeeknightMeals: Dinner for Two.


Dancing on the Edge American Masters: B.B. King. Life and career ofguitarist B.B. King.

Arne Dahl: To the Top of the Mountain. An investigation turns dangerous.









Mammon


Sun2/12

10Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoria and Albert con-sider matrimony.

The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass 3.Sugar-free carrot cake.

Mercy Street: Southern Mercy. Hopkins and Emmarescue soldiers.

Victoria on Masterpiece. Albert finds a noblecause.

CreateAsk This Old House:Smart Lock, Outdoor TV.

Pati’s Mexican Table:Cancun: We Meet Again.

New ScandinavianCooking: Plenty of Foods.

Baking With Julia. Vanillachiffon cake.

Martha Bakes: Danish.Apricot bowties; Danish.



Pati’s Mexican Table:Cancun: We Meet Again.

PBS KIDS

RewindFamily Ingredients.Entertainer Tiara Hernandez.

Well Read. Author NealBascomb.


Painting With WilsonBickford. Sunset painting.

UNLV Connections

Jackpot!Sun Studio Sessions:Otis Gibbs.

Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s:Mountain Heart 2.

Charlie Rose -- The Week The Daytripper. EmoryPeak; Terlingua, Texas.

Make. Watershed sculp-tures; miniature robots.

Bluegrass Underground Independent Lens: Birth of a Movement. Impact of“The Birth of a Nation.”

WorldviewMammon Mammon

Mon2/13

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News 2017 Varsity Quiz Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. An 1898

Alphonse Mucha JOB poster.Antiques Roadshow: Charleston. Marilyn Monroestills; rainbow pot.

CreateThis Old House. Shiplapwall covering.


Simply Ming: JasperWhite. Seafood stew.

Hubert Keller: Secrets ofa Chef: A Brazilian Feast.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Quiche;beef braised in wine.

Cook’s Country. One-panprime rib and vegetables.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:The Goods on Gluten-free.


PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Scoophides a package from Bob.

Maya & Miguel. Miguelhas a baseball slump.

Midsomer Murders: Dance With the Dead. A youngman is found in a WWII Humber.

Midsomer Murders: Dance With the Dead. A youngman is found in a WWII Humber.

The Age of Robots: Bioinspired Robots. Roboticplant; jumping robot.

Jackpot!House With a History.The Thunderbird Lodge.

Bluegrass Underground Baking With Julia. Pattycakewith chocolate tulips.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose The Mind of a Chef:Legacy. Manresa Bread.

New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Thanksgiving.

WorldviewWeissensee Saga

Tue2/14

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News The Wonder of Animals:

Ants.Finding Your Roots: War Stories. Patricia Arquette,Julianne Moore.

American Experience: Ruby Ridge. The 1992 FBIsiege at Ruby Ridge.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop:Waving Arm Whirligigs.


Joanne Weir Gets Fresh.Sweet potato vichyssoise.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Just Ducky!

Martha Bakes. Pizza, pret-zel and strudel doughs.




PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Loftybreaks a radio telescope.

Maya & Miguel: TheDogwalkers. Pet-care business.

Sid the Science Kid. Animalsbuild their own homes.

The Berenstain Bears Mercy Street: Southern Mercy. Hopkins and Emmarescue soldiers.

Victoria on Masterpiece. Albert finds a noblecause.


Cooking Odyssey. Potatosoup with feta bruschetta.

Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen: On the Vine.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Austin City Limits: Foals; Alejandro Escovedo. Foalsperform; Alejandro Escovedo.

WorldviewThe Baantjer Mysteries: The Murder of the RedRose. A casket is vandalized.

Nicolas le Floch The Baantjer Mysteries: The Murder of the RedRose. A casket is vandalized.

Wed2/15

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Outdoor Nevada: Diving

for Adventure.Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Friendship. NOVA: The Origami Revolution. The art of origami.

CreateAsk This Old House:Smart Lock, Outdoor TV.


New ScandinavianCooking: Arctic Food.

Baking With Julia Lidia’s Kitchen: Pizza.Margherita-style pizza.

Cook’s Country Ellie’s Real Good Food:Sweet Tooth Satisfiers.


PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. The teamworks on an elevator.

Maya & Miguel. Mayagives away a cookbook.

Sid the Science Kid. Dirthelps things grow.

The Berenstain Bears.Vacation; Papa gets lost.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. An 1898Alphonse Mucha JOB poster.

Antiques Roadshow: Charleston. Marilyn Monroestills; rainbow pot.

Jackpot!Wai Lana Yoga. Cobra, anexercise for internal organs.

Sit and Be Fit: We’veGone Country.

Natural Heroes: Nature’sOrchestra.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Independent Lens: Tower. Shooting at theUniversity of Texas.

WorldviewDon Matteo: The Heart’s Somersaults. An iceskater is seriously injured.

Don Matteo: Live Murder. A radio DJ is killed dur-ing a broadcast.

Talisman. A dead body halts search for talisman. Don Matteo: The Heart’s Somersaults. An iceskater is seriously injured.

Thu2/16

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News As Time Goes By. An old

flame calls Jean.Attenborough’s Paradise Birds Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. An 1898

Alphonse Mucha JOB poster.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop:Wedged Tusk Tenon.

A Chef’s Life: Onions andAvetts. Spring onions.

Joanne Weir Gets Fresh:Spice It Up.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Cuisine Economique.

Martha Bakes. Three easyto prepare layer cakes.



A Chef’s Life: Onions andAvetts. Spring onions.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: What aTeam!

Maya & Miguel. Miguelgets an electronic pen-pal.

Sid the Science Kid:Don’t Forget the Leaves.

The Berenstain Bears.Sister’s ankle injury; jobs.

Finding Your Roots: War Stories. Patricia Arquette,Julianne Moore.

American Experience: Ruby Ridge. The 1992 FBIsiege at Ruby Ridge.

Jackpot!Quilting Arts. An owl quiltfeatures feathers.

Beads, Baubles, andJewels: Beadwork.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Bakedfennel; rollatini of sole.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Smokey Robinson: The Library of CongressGershwin Prize for Popular SongThe Undertaker

WorldviewThe Undertaker Mafiosa. Sandra begins her political career.

Fri2/17


Top Hat and Tails.Washington Week Charlie Rose -- The Week Great Performances: New York City Ballet in Paris.

The New York City Ballet performs.

CreateThis Old House. Shiplapwall covering.

A Chef’s Life. A homecook tests out recipes.

Simply Ming. Shellfishand saffron stew.

Hubert Keller: Secrets ofa Chef: One-Pot Favorites.

Lidia’s Kitchen. A salad ofradicchio and oranges.

Cook’s Country. Tex-Mexcheese enchiladas; tortillas.

Ellie’s Real Good Food A Chef’s Life. A homecook tests out recipes.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Chaosensues at Fixham Town Hall.

Maya & Miguel.Grandmother’s acting career.

Sid the Science Kid. Ants,rolie polies and caterpillars.

The Berenstain Bears Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Friendship. NOVA: The Origami Revolution. The art of origami.


With FriendsGreat Decisions in ForeignPolicy. Human trafficking.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Globe Trekker: Puerto Rico. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

WorldviewCain: God, Cain, etc.. A nun appears to have com-mitted suicide.

Maigret: Maigret at the Etoile du Nord. Maigret probes a killing at a hotel. Cain: God, Cain, etc.. A nun appears to have com-mitted suicide.

Sat2/18

10The Lawrence Welk Show: Tribute to the Swing andSweet Bands. “Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree.”

Keeping Up Appearances.Richard helps at the church.

Midsomer Murders: The Animal Within. Tricksterwinds up dead.

(8:23) Midsomer Murders.Rex Masters is found dead.

(9:06) Death in Paradise: The Wrong Man. Murderon a film set.

CreateNew ScandinavianCooking

Travelscope. Winter inNew Brunswick, Canada.

Scheewe Art Workshop.Snow-covered trees.

The Daytripper. Wildwhooping cranes; seafood.

Ciao Italia. Straccettiwith cannellini beans.

Art Wolfe’s Travels to theEdge

Paint This With JerryYarnell


PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion.Symptoms of colon cancer.


Fit 2 Stitch. Casual ordressy jeans.

The Desert Speaks. Evidenceof early settlements.

Attenborough’s Birds of Paradise Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. An 1898Alphonse Mucha JOB poster.


Stories of the Mind:Facing Suicide.


Roadtrip Nation. Dr.Graeme Rae, Surfline.com.

Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Friendship. The 39 Steps Robert Donat. An innocent manbecomes involved in murder and espionage.

WorldviewAlmost Perfect Crimes: Hélène Jégado. 36 peopledie from arsenic poisoning.

Arne Dahl: Many Waters. Kerstin’s ex-boyfriend disappears. Almost Perfect Crimes: Hélène Jégado. 36 peopledie from arsenic poisoning.

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The Inspector and the SeaWeissensee Saga.

The Undertaker

Mammon

Independent Lens: TowerTuesday, February 14 at 10 p.m.On August 1, 1966, a sniper rode the elevator to the top floor of the

University of Texas Tower and opened fire, holding the campus hostage for

96 minutes. When the gunshots were finally silenced, the toll included 16

dead, three dozen wounded and a shaken nation left trying to understand.

Combining archival footage with rotoscopic animation, this special reveals

the action-packed, untold stories of the witnesses, heroes and survivors of

America’s first mass school shooting, when the worst in one man brought out

the best in so many others. The history is told through the first-person sto-

ries of seven specific characters: two students who were shot, the two police

officers who ended the siege, two civilians who provided aid and the radio

reporter who broadcast live from the scene.

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Richard Pryor IconMonday, February 13 at 10 p.m.From his troubled upbringing in the slums of Peoria, Illinois, to his brave bat-

tle against multiple sclerosis, from performing on the Ed Sullivan Show to

being banned by the networks, this special examines the roller coaster life

and times of the groundbreaking entertainer who changed the rules of com-

edy. Though he was one of the most successful and influential entertainers

of his generation, Pryor wrestled with self-destructive behaviors that threat-

ened his life. The documentary explores Pryor’s transformation from a

straight-laced comedian to one of the most controversial and thought-pro-

voking acts of his time. Sex, drugs, race – nothing was off limits. Pryor

opened the door for other comedians to inject social commentary and other

once-verboten topics into their humor. Featured are interviews with close

personal friends and comedians he influenced, including Tracy Morgan and

George Lopez.

Richard Pryor

10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m.

Tales From the Royal Wardrobe. The significance of thewardrobes of English monarchs over the past 400 years.

Independent Lens: Birth of a Movement. Impactof “The Birth of a Nation.”

Ask This Old House:Smart Lock, Outdoor TV.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Oslo.Viking ships

Wild Photo Adventures:Summer Wildflowers.

Martha Bakes: Danish.Apricot bowties; Danish.


The Editor and the Dragon: Horace Carter Fightsthe Klan

Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange: An AmericanAscent. The first black expedition to Denali.

Richard Pryor -- Icon. The life of comic RichardPryor and his influence on others.

Charlie Rose

This Old House. Shiplapwall covering.

Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Southern China. Theroots of Cantonese cuisine.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Quiche;beef braised in wine.

Death in Paradise: Death of a Detective.Someone is murdered at a party.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Winter Bliss.

Garden Smart.Container gardening.

Simply Ming. AdelaideOval in Australia.

Hubert Keller: Secrets of aChef: Beer Makes It Better.


Ellie’s Real Good Food. Figand ginger truffles; waffles.

Independent Lens: Tower. Shooting at the University of Texas. Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop:Waving Arm Whirligigs.

Travelscope. FasnachtCarnival in Germany.

Equitrekking. Kananaskis,Alta; Banff National Park.

Martha Bakes. Pizza, pret-zel and strudel doughs.

Tales From the Royal Wardrobe. The significance of thewardrobes of English monarchs over the past 400 years.


Garden Smart. A gardendesigner’s favorite projects.

Front and Center: Shawn Mendes. Singer-song-writer Shawn Mendes performs.

Infinity Hall Live: Melissa Etheridge. GrammyAward winner Melissa Etheridge.

Nicolas le Floch

City in the Sky: Airborne. Exploring safetybetween take-off and landing.

Charlie Rose

Ask This Old House:Smart Lock, Outdoor TV.

Rick Steves’ Europe:Rome: Baroque Brilliance.

Wild Photo Adventures.Atlantic puffins and razorbills.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Pizza.Margherita-style pizza.

Richard Pryor -- Icon. The life of comic RichardPryor and his influence on others.


Garden Smart. Gardeningfrom season to season.

(9:00) IndependentLens: Tower.

Charlie Rose To the Contrary WithBonnie Erbé

Don Matteo: Live Murder. A radio DJ is killedduring a broadcast.

Talisman. A dead body halts search for talisman.

Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb.Search for Cleopatra’s lost tomb.

Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop:Wedged Tusk Tenon.

Travelscope: Thailand --Rediscovering Bangkok.

Equitrekking. Princess Alia,Royal Stables in Jordan.

Martha Bakes. Three easyto prepare layer cakes.

Independent Lens: Tower. Shooting at the University of Texas. Garden Smart. Where tosite plants.

Smokey Robinson: TheLibrary of Congress

Eddie Murphy: The Mark Twain Prize. Eddie Murphy receives Mark TwainPrize for American Humor.

Mafiosa. Sandra begins her political career.The Undertaker

Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute. Royal family members contribute per-sonal insights into the woman they know as family and as queen.

Charlie Rose

This Old House. Shiplapwall covering.

Globe Trekker: Delhi & Agra. Delhi’s old quarters;Taj Mahal.

Lidia’s Kitchen. A salad ofradicchio and oranges.

City in the Sky: Airborne. Exploring safetybetween take-off and landing.


Garden Smart. Springand summer gardening.

Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Ireland. Sampling oys-ters in Galway, Ireland.



Maigret: Maigret at the Etoile du Nord. Maigret probes a killing at a hotel.

(10:01) The Coroner: First Love. A teenager isfound dead.

The Coroner: How to Catch a Lobster. A bodywashes up on shore.

Equitrekking. Kananaskis,Alta; Banff National Park.

New ScandinavianCooking: A Taste of Winter.

Family Travel WithColleen Kelly

Rudy Maxa’s World. Fishingtowns of Nova Scotia.

Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb.Search for Cleopatra’s lost tomb.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Days Gone By.

Wyland’s Art Studio:Lion King.

(9:00) The 39 StepsRobert Donat.

Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for PopularSong

Arne Dahl: Many Waters. Kerstin’s ex-boyfriend disappears.








The Inspector and the Sea

MammonMammon

Inspector Nardone


Sun2/19

10Victoria on Masterpiece. Albert finds a noblecause.

The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass 4.Tennis cake based on a Victorian recipe.

Mercy Street: Unknown Soldier. Family reunion. Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoria must choose aregent.

CreateAsk This Old House. Addinga coat rack to a closet.

A Chef’s Life. Tutorial in“beatin’ peas.”

New ScandinavianCooking: Historical Garden.

Baking With Julia. Bread. Martha Bakes. Sticky toffeepudding with toffee sauce.



A Chef’s Life. Tutorial in“beatin’ peas.”

PBS KIDS

RewindFamily Ingredients. The mostfamous Hawaiian dish.

Well Read.Recommendationsfor summer reading.


Painting With Wilson Bickford:Out to Pasture, Part 1.

UNLV Connections

Jackpot!Sun Studio Sessions. DuoDeering & Down perform.

Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s.Outlaw Gospel 3.

Charlie Rose -- The Week The Daytripper. Pit mastersoffer views on barbecue.

Make. CCRMA; hacking aWii controller.

Bluegrass Underground Independent Lens: Accidental Courtesy. Man triesto forge racial conciliation.

Worldview

Mon2/20

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News 2017 Varsity Quiz Antiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. Noah Purifoy

sculpture.African Americans: The Las Vegas Experience. Influenceof events on the African-American experience.

CreateThis Old House A Chef’s Life. Feast

Portland; cabbage recipes.Simply Ming: Jeremy Sewell.Whole black sea bass.

Hubert Keller: Secrets ofa Chef: Pool Party Feast.

Lidia’s Kitchen. Lettucesoup in a fontina gratin.

Cook’s Country. Chickenchow mein; slow cookers.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:Herbivore vs. Carnivore.

A Chef’s Life. FeastPortland; cabbage recipes.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Saffi asksWendy to build a treehouse.

Maya & Miguel:Fashionistas. Fashion show.

Midsomer Murders: The Animal Within. RexMasters is found dead.

Midsomer Murders: The Animal Within. Tricksterwinds up dead.

The Age of Robots: Robot Explorers. Robot explor-ers.

Jackpot!House With a History. TheBliss Mansion built in 1879.

Bluegrass Underground:Hurray for the Riff Raff.

Baking With Julia. Fettuccineice-cream sandwiches.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose The Mind of a Chef.Abalone porridge; sashimi.

New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Wash Day.

Worldview

Tue2/21

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Inside Education American Masters: Maya Angelou. Author and activist Maya Angelou.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop.Swedish shrink boxes.

A Chef’s Life. Barbecuecabbage.

Joanne Weir Gets Fresh:Roots.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Wonders of the Sea.

Martha Bakes: Coconut. America’s Test KitchenFrom Cook’s Illustrated

New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Carnival.

A Chef’s Life. Barbecuecabbage.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder.Workshopmakeover; ice rink.

Maya & Miguel. Icecream quest.

Sid the Science Kid:Sid’s Rainy Play Date.

The Berenstain Bears: TheBig Blooper; Nothing to Do.

Mercy Street: Unknown Soldier. Family reunion. Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoria must choose aregent.


Cooking Odyssey:Ancient Olympia.

Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen: In the Fire.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Austin City Limits: James Taylor. Singer-songwriterJames Taylor performs.

Worldview

Wed2/22

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News Outdoor Nevada: Saddle

Up.Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Bad Behavior. NOVA: Why Trains Crash. Investigating train acci-

dents.

CreateAsk This Old House. Addinga coat rack to a closet.

A Chef’s Life.Farm-raised catfish.

New Scandinavian Cooking:New Nordic Cuisine.

Baking With Julia. Lemonmeringue pie; cookies.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Fish andSeafood.

Cook’s Country: BadgerState Favorites.

Ellie’s Real Good Food:Teeny Kitchen.

A Chef’s Life. Farm-raised catfish.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder: What aBuild!

Maya & Miguel: TheTaming of Mr. Shue.

Sid the Science Kid:Sid’s Special Dad Day.

The Berenstain Bears.Sister’s ears; pressure.

Antiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. Noah Purifoysculpture.

African Americans: The Las Vegas Experience. Influenceof events on the African-American experience.

Jackpot!Wai Lana Yoga. Back-bend-ing poses; Yoga Nidra.

Sit and Be Fit. Exercisingfinger joints.

Natural Heroes. MountTamalpais.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose FRONTLINE

WorldviewDon Matteo: Private Investigations. Capt. Anceschibecomes a murder suspect.

Don Matteo: Kidnapped Children. A kidnapperstrikes before a big trial.

Talisman. The trail for the talisman runs cold. Don Matteo: Private Investigations. Capt. Anceschibecomes a murder suspect.

Thu2/23

10PBS NewsHour BBC World News As Time Goes By: The

New Neighbors.Zoo Quest In Colour Antiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. Noah Purifoy

sculpture.

CreateThe Woodwright’s Shop:Saw Like a Butterfly!

A Chef’s Life. Preschoolclass visits the restaurant.

Joanne Weir Gets Fresh:Fall Fruit.

Jacques Pépin: Heart &Soul: Menu Memories.

Martha Bakes. Napoleon;ice cream sandwiches.


New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Down Home.

A Chef’s Life. Preschoolclass visits the restaurant.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder:Machine Moves!

Maya & Miguel. Peoplemake fun of Tito’s tarantula.

Sid the Science Kid:Sid’s Holiday Adventure.

The Berenstain Bears American Masters: Maya Angelou. Author and activist Maya Angelou.

Jackpot!Quilting Arts. Miniaturequilts; handbags.


Lidia’s Kitchen. Butternutsquash gnocchi; chicken.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Variety Studio: Actors on Actors. Viola Davis; TomHanks; Emma Stone.

Worldview

Fri2/24


Forward Mr. Grainger.Washington Week Charlie Rose -- The Week

CreateThis Old House A Chef’s Life. The hot

and cold of curing ham.Simply Ming. Local chefsand local fare of Dallas.

Hubert Keller: Secrets of aChef. Grilled octopus salad.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Pasta.Orecchiette with clams.

Cook’s Country. Ranchfried chicken; tuna salad.

Ellie’s Real Good Food.Asian shrimp cakes.

A Chef’s Life. The hotand cold of curing ham.

PBS KIDS

RewindBob the Builder. Outdoormovie area.

Maya & Miguel. Auditionfor a TV reality show.

Sid the Science Kid: TheWind Did It!

The Berenstain Bears.Farming; the cubs’ kite.

Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Bad Behavior. NOVA: Why Trains Crash. Investigating train acci-dents.


With FriendsGreat Decisions in ForeignPolicy: Building Brazil.

Tavis Smiley Charlie Rose Globe Trekker: Top 10 South American Adventures.

WorldviewInspector Nardone Tatort: Cologne

Sat2/25

10The Lawrence Welk Show: Love Songs. “Amor”;“Secret Love.”

Keeping Up Appearances:Country Retreat.

Midsomer Murders: King’s Crystal. Glassware busi-ness plunges into ruin.

(8:18) MidsomerMurders: King’s Crystal.

(9:06) Death in Paradise: An Artistic Murder.The murder of a local gigolo.

CreateNew Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Carnival.


New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Fresh Catch.



New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Down Home.


New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Soul Food.

PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion. Patientwith conflicting symptoms.


Fit 2 Stitch. Versatileyoga pants.

The Desert Speaks. Historyand production of tequila.

Zoo Quest In Colour Antiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. Noah Purifoysculpture.


Stories of the Mind. Threepeople manage anxiety.


Roadtrip Nation. Dr. ValerieWeiss; Delfina Eberly.

Spy in the Wild: A Nature Miniseries: Bad Behavior. Public Domain Royal Wedding

WorldviewAlmost Perfect Crimes: The Bonnot Gang. A crimi-nal gang terrorizes France.

Arne Dahl: Many Waters. Kerstin searches for Dag on her own. Almost Perfect Crimes: The Bonnot Gang.A criminal gang terrorizes France.

Vegas PBS









Weissensee SagaThe Inspector and the SeaWeissensee Saga.

The Baantjer Mysteries: The Murder of the MarketMaster.

Nicolas le Floch The Baantjer Mysteries: The Murder of the MarketMaster.

The Undertaker

Great Performances: NYC Ballet Symphony in C

The Undertaker Mafiosa. Sandra begins her political career.The Undertaker

MammonMammon Mammon Mammon

Antiques Roadshow: Palm SpringsMonday, February 20 at 8 p.m.Join us in sunny Palms Springs where thousands lined up to have their

antiques and family heirlooms appraised by experts who discovered some

fabulous treasures. Some of the vintage and antique finds include 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? Repeats Thursday, February 23 at

9 p.m. and Saturday, February 25 at 5 p.m.

F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 7 31

African Americans: The Las Vegas ExperienceMonday, February 20 at 9 p.m.

The history of African Americans in Las Vegas is full of both struggle and suc-

cess. In the 1950s and ‘60s, the promise of work attracted thousands of

African Americans to the city. They came seeking a better life for themselves

and their families, but what they found here was a place described as “the

Mississippi of the West.” For decades, discrimination and segregation limit-

ed opportunities and stoked flames of resentment. This combination led to a

sequence of historic events that changed the lives of black citizens- and Las

Vegas- forever. This informative special depicts these events and introduces

some of the people who made them possible. Please see page 13 for more

details. Repeats Thursday, February 23 at 10 p.m. and Sunday, February 26

at noon.

Claytee White, Historian

T H I S W E E K’S P I C K S10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m.

Tales From the Royal Bedchamber. Obsessionwith royal bedrooms, births and succession.

Independent Lens: Accidental Courtesy. Mantries to forge racial conciliation.

Ask This Old House. Addinga coat rack to a closet.

Rick Steves’ Europe:Basque Country.

Wild Photo Adventures:Maine Moose and Loons.

Martha Bakes. Sticky tof-fee pudding, toffee sauce.


(9:00) Independent Lens:Accidental Courtesy.

Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange: Omo Child: The River and theBush. Man’s quest to end an ancient practice.

The Talk -- Race in America. Black and Hispanic families counsel their children about being safe ifthey are stopped by police.This Old House Globe Trekker: Wild West USA. History of

America’s Wild West.Lidia’s Kitchen. Lettucesoup in a fontina gratin.

Death in Paradise: The Wrong Man. Murder on afilm set.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Winter Paradise.

Garden Smart. Planningahead for spring gardening.

Simply Ming. HentleyFarm; seared bluefin tuna.

Hubert Keller: Secrets of aChef: Main Dish Favorites.


Ellie’s Real Good Food:Carbo-diem.

FRONTLINE: Out of Gitmo. Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop.Swedish shrink boxes.

Travelscope. KrabiPeninsula; Golden Triangle.

Equitrekking. ExploringPetra, Jordan; the Treasury.

Martha Bakes: Coconut.

Tales From the Royal Bedchamber. Obsessionwith royal bedrooms, births and succession.

The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Fisherman’s Trail.

Garden Smart. Gardeningpractices from the past.

Front and Center: Cheap Trick. Cheap Trick per-form.

Infinity Hall Live: Aimee Mann. The singer-song-writer performs.

City in the Sky: Arrival. Safely returning passengersto the ground.

Charlie Rose

Ask This Old House. Addinga coat rack to a closet.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris:Embracing Life and Art.

Wild Photo Adventures.White-tailed deer.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Fishand Seafood.

The Talk -- Race in America. Black and Hispanic families counsel their children about being safe ifthey are stopped by police.Charlie Rose Religion & Ethics

NewsweeklyTo the Contrary WithBonnie Erbé

Don Matteo: Kidnapped Children. A kidnapperstrikes before a big trial.

Talisman. The trail for the talisman runs cold.


Charlie Rose

The Woodwright’s Shop:Saw Like a Butterfly!

Travelscope.Fredericksburg, Texas

Equitrekking. Coastaltown of Punta del Este.

Martha Bakes. Napoleon;ice cream sandwiches.

FRONTLINE The Best of the Joy ofPainting: Winter Elegance.

Garden Smart.Challenges of gardening.

Variety Studio: Actors on Actors. NataliePortman; Michelle Williams.

Variety Studio: Actors on Actors. MichaelShannon; Adam Driver; Dev Patel.

The Changing Face of The Queen Charlie Rose

This Old House Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Sicily. ContemporarySicilian cuisine.

Lidia’s Kitchen: Pasta.Orecchiette with clams.

City in the Sky: Arrival. Safely returning passen-gers to the ground.


Garden Smart

Globe Trekker: Puerto Rico. San Juan, PuertoRico.

Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope.Japanese islands.


(10:01) The Coroner: That’s the Way To Do It.The town’s new mayor is found dead.

The Coroner: The Fisherman’s Tale. An officertakes over the investigation.


New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Oysters.

New Orleans Cooking WithKevin Belton: Jazz Brunch.



The Best of the Joy ofPainting: First Snow.

Wyland’s Art Studio. Apainting of a seahorse.

Curious Traveler (10:34) Deep City: The Birth of the Miami SoundThe early days of soul music in south Florida.

(11:32) One Night inMarch

Arne Dahl: Many Waters. Kerstin searches for Dag on her own.








The Inspector and the Sea

Nicolas le Floch

Mafiosa. Sandra begins her political career.The Undertaker

Tatort: Cologne

MammonMammon

WEEKEND DAYTIME | VEGAS PBS CHANNEL 10

Keeping Up Appearances (2nd Annual Bucket Bowl!)Sunday, February 5 from noon to 5 p.m.

We have a very special Super Bowl Sunday planned for you and it is even better than football!Our own Bucket Bowl features six episodes of this beloved series featuring the ever class-con-scious Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet, if you please), who lives to impress. She has nopatience for people who pretend to be superior -- because that makes it "so much harder for thoseof us who really are." Assured of her own eminence, she spends her days trying to make sureeveryone else is, too. The episodes are followed by both the 1993 Christmas Special and 1994Christmas Special. Spend a lovely afternoon laughing with one of our most popular Britcoms.

Patricia Routledge and Clive Swift

Sun2/12

10Charlie Rose --The Week

WordGirl Daniel Tiger’sNeighborhood

Daniel Tiger’sNeighborhood

Curious George Curious George Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Intelligence.

NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship. TheSeven Seas Explorer.

City in the Sky: Departure.

CreateKnit andCrochet Now!

Frank ClarkeSimply Painting

AnnabelLangbein: Free

Ciao Italia Healthful IndianFlavors

Taste the IslandsWith Chef Irie

The Daytripper:Turkey, TX.

Journeys inJapan

Ask This OldHouse

The AmericanWoodshop

Garden Smart For Your Home:Park It Here.

PBS KIDS

RewindFamilyIngredients

Well Read Beads, Baubles,and Jewels

Painting WithWilson Bickford

WashingtonWeek

Charlie Rose --The Week

Smokey Robinson: The Library of CongressGershwin Prize for Popular Song

Eddie Murphy: The Mark Twain Prize. Eddie Murphyreceives Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.

Jackpot!Sid the ScienceKid

Dinosaur Train Sesame Street:BooBoo Busters.

Odd Squad Splash andBubbles

Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts.Underground world.

Odd Squad Arthur Arthur

WorldviewArirang TV Arirang TV Arirang TV EuroNews CNC World

ProgrammingCNC WorldProgramming

CNC WorldProgramming



Sun2/5


WordGirl. Bingotournament.



Curious George Curious George Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Love.

NOVA: Search for the SuperBattery. How batteries work.

Aurora -- Fire in the Sky



AnnabelLangbein: Free

Ciao Italia Healthful IndianFlavors


The Daytripper Journeys inJapan

Ask This OldHouse


Garden Smart For Your Home

PBS KIDS

RewindFamily Ingredients.Miso soup.



WashingtonWeek


Live From Lincoln Center: 50 Years of Mostly Mozart. Mostly MozartFestival.

The Best of theJoy of Painting

Life on the Line:Rough Beginning.


Dinosaur Train Sesame Street:The Good Sport.


Curious George Nature Cat. MudAppreciation Day.

Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts.Rattlesnake Crystal







Sat2/11

10Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

Sew It All Paint This WithJerry Yarnell

Rick Steves’Europe


WoodsmithShop


Rough Cut --Woodworking

This Old House Ask This OldHouse

America’s TestKitchen

Cook’s Country

CreatePati’s MexicanTable

Travelscope: Fiji -- Island Hopping.

Christina Cooks:Aphrodisiacs.

Katie BrownWorkshop

Best of SimplyPainting Europe

P. Allen Smith’sGarden Home

Rachel’s FavoriteFood for Living



Travelscope Christina: CallingAll Chocoholics.

Sara’s WeeknightMeals

PBS KIDS

RewindSecondOpinion: Autism.

Healthful IndianFlavors

Fit 2 Stitch.Pants patterns.

J. Yarnell Schoolof Fine Art

Wild Africa: Lakes and Rivers.Wildlife of Africa’s waterways.



Jackpot!Thomas &Friends

Bob the Builder:What a Team!



Splash andBubbles

Curious George Nature Cat.Sadie is sad.

Ready Jet Go! Globe Trekker. History of theVietnamese railway.

Feel Grand WithJane Seymour

Stories of theMind






Vegas PBS 6:00 a.m. 6:30 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m.

Sun1/29




Curious George Curious George Nature: A Sloth Named Velcro.Tracking a sloth’s progress.

NOVA: Sunken Ship Rescue.Salvaging the Costa Concordia.

Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts


Grand View AnnabelLangbein: Free

Ciao Italia:Ciaramicola.


Moveable FeastWith Fine

The Daytripper:San Angelo, TX.

Journeys inJapan

Ask This OldHouse


Garden Smart.Lawn care.

For Your Home

PBS KIDS




WashingtonWeek


Brad Paisley -- Landmarks Live inConcert: A Great Performances

American Masters. Interviews andvintage performances.


Life on the Line:Anchoring Hope.


Dinosaur Train Sesame Street:Bye Bye Pacifier.


Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts:Rainforest Stew.







Sat2/4


Sew It All. A topwith peplum.

Paint This WithJerry Yarnell

Rick Steves’Europe: Romania.


WoodsmithShop





Cook’s Country

CreateStevenRaichlen’s

Katie BrownWorkshop

Barbecue University/S.Raichlen

Cooking 80/20With Robin Shea



Primal Grill WithSteven Raichlen



Christina Mexico WithRick Bayless

P. Allen Smith’sGarden to Table

PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion:Pneumonia.


Fit 2 Stitch. Beltand darts.


Wild Africa: Jungles. Plants domi-nate in African rainforests.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis.Norman Rockwell self-portrait.

Filthy Cities: Industrial New York.Manhattan in the 19th century.


Wyland’s ArtStudio


Bob the Builder:Let’s Go!



Splash andBubbles

Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Globe Trekker: Mumbai City Guide.Dharavi, India’s largest slum.


Stories of theMind






Vegas PBS

Cyberchase CliffordFetch! with RuffRuffman

Cyberchase WordGirl Arthur Arthur Peg + Cat The Cat in theHat Knows

Super WHY! Thomas &Friends

Thomas &Friends




Thomas &Friends




Thomas &Friends




Thomas &Friends




Thomas &Friends

previous seasons, Pete teams up with thecountry's most innovative chefs and food arti-sans, who are known for their use of freshregional ingredients that inspire home cookseverywhere.


Moveable Feast with Fine CookingSaturdays beginning February 11 at 12:30 p.m.

devour everything they can. From theblue crabs of Baltimore and the wildoysters of the Chesapeake Bay to the smokybarbecue of North Carolina. They’ll stop onthe West Coast and jump aboard the USSMidway to take part in a pop-up feast, travelto Napa Valley and then to Montana. As in

Take a culinary journey across America,combing flavorful ingredients, top chefs andbeautiful locations for the ultimate diningexperience. Hosted by award-winningAustralian chef, restaurateur and cookbookauthor Pete Evans, the all-new season 4 trav-els to the East Coast, where he and his team

Peter Evans

Sun2/12

10American Experience: Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma City bombing. Secrets of the Dead. Search for

Cleopatra’s lost tomb.Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. King Tutankhamen’s tomb. Secrets of the Six Wives:

Divorced, Beheaded, Survived.


Travelscope: Fiji -- Island Hopping.

Christina Cooks:Aphrodisiacs.

Katie BrownWorkshop

Best of SimplyPainting Europe

P. Allen Smith’sGarden Home

Rachel’s FavoriteFood for Living



Travelscope Christina: CallingAll Chocoholics.


PBS KIDS




WashingtonWeek

In the Americas-David

To the ContraryWith Bonnie Erbé



This Is America& the World

Scully: TheWorld Show

MotorWeek

Jackpot!SciGirls. Giantpig puppet.

Gaslight Charles Boyer, IngridBergman, Joseph Cotten.

American Masters: B.B. King. Lifeand career of guitarist B.B. King.

Arthur Arthur Travel With Kids Curiosity Quest:Stickers.

Curious George

WorldviewWorld Affairs Today. The US-Uganda’s bilateral relationship.

Deutsche WelleProgramming




France 24 Programming France 24 Programming France 24 Programming

Sun2/5

10Keeping UpAppearances

Keeping UpAppearances





Keeping Up Appearances.Hyacinth buys tickets for a cruise.

Keeping Up Appearances.Hyacinth plans a new kitchen.

Secrets of the Six Wives:Beheaded, Died.

CreateStevenRaichlen’s

Katie BrownWorkshop


Cooking 80/20With Robin Shea






Christina Mexico WithRick Bayless

P. Allen Smith’sGarden to Table

PBS KIDS

RewindFamily Ingredients.Miso soup.



WashingtonWeek







MotorWeek

Jackpot!SciGirls. Wetlandfor turtles.

The Snows of Kilimanjaro Filthy Cities: Industrial New York.Manhattan in the 19th century.

Arthur Arthur Travel With Kids Curiosity Quest:Tofu.

Curious George

WorldviewWorld Affairs Today. What it takesto be the president.






Sat2/11

10Simply Ming:Johnny Iuzzini.


Ellie’s RealGood Food

Martha Stewart’sCooking School

Martha Bakes Hubert Keller:Secrets of Chef

Lidia’s Kitchen Pati’s MexicanTable: Baked!

Outdoor Nevada British AntiquesRoadshow



Simply Ming:Michael Scelfo.

Hubert Keller:Secrets of Chef

Lidia’s Kitchen:Polenta.

Cook’s Country Ellie’s RealGood Food

Pati’s MexicanTable

This Old House Globe Trekker: Central Japan.Kyoto, Japan’s flea market.

Lidia’s Kitchen:Polenta.

Cook’s Country

PBS KIDS

RewindSecondOpinion: Autism.


Joanne-Cooking J. Yarnell Schoolof Fine Art

Wild Africa: Lakes and Rivers.Wildlife of Africa’s waterways.

Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

Quilting Arts It’s Sew Easy:Stepping Out.

Sew It All Make It Artsy:Industrial.

Sewing WithNancy

Jackpot!Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Ireland.Sampling oysters in Galway, Ireland.

Globe Trekker: Road Trip: Andes.Trip through the Andes.


Baby Makes 3:Boy or Girl.


Knit andCrochet Now!

Knitting Daily:Thick of It.

Well Read Hands On Craftsfor Kids

Cyberchase:Step by Step.

WorldviewDeutsche WelleProgramming





12:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m.

Sun1/29

10Living With Alzheimer’s andDementia

Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace Tales From the Royal Wardrobe Tales From the RoyalBedchamber

Variety Studio: Actors on Actors Secrets of the Six Wives:Divorced.

CreateRick Steves’Europe



Rick Steves’Europe: Bulgaria.

Rick Steves’Europe: Romania.






Rick Steves’Europe: Prague.

Rick Steves’Europe: Berlin.

PBS KIDS




WashingtonWeek







MotorWeek

Jackpot!Cyberchase.Confetti-cleaner.

Henry VIII and His Six Wives Keith Michell, Donald Pleasence. Arthur Arthur Travel With Kids Curiosity Quest:Penguins.

Curious George

WorldviewWorld Affairs Today. AmbassadorAl Mughairy.






Sat2/4

10Simply Ming:Rick Bayless.

Mexico WithRick Bayless



Martha Bakes:Pulled Doughs.


Lidia’s Kitchen Pati’s MexicanTable

Outdoor Nevada:Natural Wonders.

British AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis.Norman Rockwell self-portrait.


Simply Ming Hubert Keller:Secrets of Chef

Lidia’s Kitchen:Antipasti.



This Old House Globe Trekker: Isolated Islands: St.Helena. Saint Helena; Jamestown.

Lidia’s Kitchen:Antipasti.

Cook’s Country

PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion:Pneumonia.



Wild Africa: Jungles. Plants domi-nate in African rainforests.

Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

Quilting Arts:Quilting Medley.

It’s Sew Easy Sew It All Make It Artsy:Color.

Sewing WithNancy

Jackpot!Globe Trekker: Road Trip: Andes.Trip through the Andes.

Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Sicily.Contemporary Sicilian cuisine.


Baby Makes 3:Bookish Baby.



Knitting Daily:Great Beginnings.


Cyberchase

WorldviewGlobal EpicsForum

My India

Global EpicsForum

My India






Vegas PBS

Caillou Sid the ScienceKid

WordWorld Super WHY! Sesame Street Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Daniel Tiger’sNeighborhood


Splash andBubbles

Bob the Builder Sesame Street




Splash andBubbles





Splash andBubbles





Splash andBubbles





Splash andBubbles


Filthy Cities

Dancing on the Edge

Dancing on the Edge

WEEKEND DAYTIME | VEGAS PBS CHANNEL 10

Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost TombSunday, February 12 at 2 p.m.

ical new theory that has led her to lookwhere no one else has dared. Martinez stud-ied ancient Roman texts and investigated 21sites where Cleopatra could be buried, butonly one matched her theory. Her hunch paysoff as she stuns the archaeological establish-ment with her discoveries of incredible arti-

In the annals of world history, few names areas recognizable as Cleopatra, queen ofancient Egypt. For centuries, archeologistshave been searching for her tomb, but therehave been very few clues about her remains.Kathleen Martinez, criminal lawyer turnedmaverick archaeologist, has developed a rad-

Kathleen Martinez

facts, a network of mysterious tunnels andeven a vast city of the dead dated to the timeof the Queen. After, catch the encore presen-tation of Ultimate Tut at 3 p.m.

Sun2/26




Curious George Curious George Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Bad Behavior.

NOVA: Killer Trains. Investigatingtrain accidents.

City in the Sky: Arrival. Safelyreturning passengers to the ground.



Great AmericanSeafood Cook-off

Ciao Italia Mike Colameco’sReal Food


The Daytripper:Taylor, TX.

Journeys inJapan

Ask This OldHouse


Garden Smart For Your Home:Wood and Turf.

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Great Performances. Symphony inC and Sonatine.

The Changing Face of.. The Queen The Best of theJoy of Painting

Life on the Line:The Match.


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


Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts:Lemur Legs.


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Sat3/4


Sew It All Paint This WithJerry Yarnell



WoodsmithShop





Cook’s Country

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RewindSecond Opinion:Cardiac Spouses.


Fit 2 Stitch J. Yarnell Schoolof Fine Art

Zoo Quest In Colour Antiques Roadshow. A 1966 RoyLichtenstein screen print.

Secrets of the Dead: Teotihuacan’sLost Kings. Royal tombs in Mexico.


Wyland’s ArtStudio


Bob the Builder:On the Job!



Splash andBubbles

Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Globe Trekker Feel Grand WithJane Seymour

Stories of theMind

WorldviewTo Be Announced

Sun2/19


WordGirl.Valentine’sDay cards.



Curious George Curious George Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Friendship.

NOVA: The Origami Revolution.The art of origami.

City in the Sky: Airborne. Exploringsafety between take-off and landing.



AmericanSeafood Cook-off

Ciao Italia:Porchetta.



The Daytripper:Big Bend (part 1).

Journeys inJapan

Ask This OldHouse


Garden Smart For Your Home

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Great Performances. The NewYork City Ballet performs.

Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute Life on the Line.Typhoon Haiyan.


Dinosaur Train Sesame Street Odd Squad: OscarStrikes Back.

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Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Wild Kratts Odd Squad: OscarStrikes Back.

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Sat2/25


Sew It All. One-of-a-kind purse.




WoodsmithShop





Cook’s Country

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RewindSecond Opinion Healthful Indian

FlavorsFit 2 Stitch.Versatileyoga pants.


Zoo Quest In Colour Antiques Roadshow: PalmSprings. Noah Purifoy sculpture.

African Americans: The Las VegasExperience


Wyland’s ArtStudio: Seahorse.


Bob the Builder Daniel Tiger’sNeighborhood


Splash andBubbles

Curious George Nature Cat Ready Jet Go! Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Sicily.Contemporary Sicilian cuisine.


Stories of theMind

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Sat2/18


Sew It All. Awrap skirt.




WoodsmithShop





Cook’s Country


Travelscope Scheewe ArtWorkshop

The Daytripper Ciao Italia Art Wolfe’s Travelsto the Edge



Equitrekking New ScandinavianCooking

Family TravelColleen Kelly

Rudy Maxa’sWorld

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RewindSecond Opinion:Colon Cancer.


Fit 2 Stitch J. Yarnell Schoolof Fine Art

Attenborough’s Birds of Paradise Antiques Roadshow. An 1898Alphonse Mucha JOB poster.

Secrets of the Dead. Search forCleopatra’s lost tomb.


Wyland’s ArtStudio: Lion King.


Bob the Builder:We Can Build It!



Splash andBubbles

Curious George Nature Cat. TheGardens of Gold.

Ready Jet Go! Globe Trekker: Delhi & Agra.Delhi’s old quarters; Taj Mahal.


Stories of theMind

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investigating sudden, violent andsuspicious deaths. Jane movesback in with her mother and Beth, Jane'steenage daughter. In her new role, Janemust work alongside Davey Higgins, the boywho once broke her heart and is now thelocal detective sergeant. We are kicking off

We are excited to bring a brand new crimeseries from the BBC to our Saturday eveninglineup. Following the failure of a relation-ship, high-flying solicitor Jane Kennedyreturns to the small Devon coastal town ofLighthaven, that she left when she was ateenager. She takes up the position of coroner


The CoronerSaturdays beginning February 18 at 10 p.m.

the series featuring two back-to-backepisodes on Saturdays this month, along withan encore presentation of the first threeepisodes on Sunday, February 19 from 1:30p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (See also Pg. 19).

Claire Goose and Matt Bardock

Sun2/26

10African Americans: The Las VegasExperience

African American Museum The Queen’s Garden The Changing Face of.. The Queen Victoria on Masterpiece: Doll 123. Princess Victoria becomesqueen.

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Jackpot!SciGirls: DiggingArchaeology.

Royal Wedding Filthy Cities: Industrial New York.Manhattan in the 19th century.

Arthur Arthur Travel With Kids Curiosity Quest:Goat Farming.

Curious George

WorldviewWorld Affairs Today. The US-Hungary bilateral relationship.






Sat3/4

10Simply Ming:Sam Hayward.




Martha Bakes:Coffee.




Antiques Roadshow. A 1966 RoyLichtenstein screen print.

CreateA Chef’s Life.Spring onions.

Simply Ming:Texas 2.


Lidia’s Kitchen:Savory Baking.


A Chef’s Life.Spring onions.

This Old House Globe Trekker: Road Trip: Andes.Trip through the Andes.

Lidia’s Kitchen:Savory Baking.

Cook’s Country

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RewindSecond Opinion:Cardiac Spouses.



Zoo Quest In Colour Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

Quilting Arts:Inspired by Nature.

It’s Sew Easy:What’s Trending.

Sew It All.Infinity scarf.

Make It Artsy:Transformation.

Sewing WithNancy

Jackpot!Globe Trekker. A train journeyacross Cuba.

Globe Trekker: Top 10 SouthAmerican Adventures.


Baby Makes 3 This Is America& the World


Knitting Daily:Sweater Weather.

Well Read.Miami Book Fair.

Hands On Craftsfor Kids

Cyberchase

WorldviewTo Be Announced

Sun2/19

10American Experience: Ruby Ridge.The 1992 FBI siege at Ruby Ridge.


The Coroner: First Love. A teenag-er is found dead.

The Coroner: How to Catch aLobster. A body washes up on shore.

The Coroner. The town’s newmayor is found dead.

Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute


Travelscope Scheewe ArtWorkshop

The Daytripper Ciao Italia Art Wolfe’s Travelsto the Edge



Equitrekking New ScandinavianCooking

Family TravelColleen Kelly

Rudy Maxa’sWorld

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Jackpot!SciGirls. Bottlenosedolphins.

The 39 Steps. A man gets caughtup in a web of international terror.

Smokey Robinson: The Library of CongressGershwin Prize for Popular Song

Arthur Arthur Travel With Kids:Maui Hawai’i.

Curiosity Quest:Mirrors.

Curious George

WorldviewWorld Affairs Today. The US-Kosovo bilateral relationship.






Sat2/25

10Simply Ming:Rocco Dispirito.




Martha Bakes:Coconut.


Lidia’s Kitchen:Cheese.


Outdoor Nevada:Saddle Up.

British AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: PalmSprings. Noah Purifoy sculpture.

CreateA Chef’s Life Simply Ming:

Jeremy Sewell.Hubert Keller:Secrets of Chef

Lidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country Ellie’s RealGood Food

A Chef’s Life This Old House Globe Trekker: Wild West USA.History of America’s Wild West.

Lidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country

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RewindSecond Opinion Healthful Indian

FlavorsJoanne-Cooking J. Yarnell School

of Fine ArtZoo Quest In Colour Fons & Porter’s

Love of QuiltingQuilting Arts It’s Sew Easy Sew It All Make It Artsy:

Celebrations.Sewing WithNancy

Jackpot!Globe Trekker: Top 10 SouthAmerican Adventures.

Globe Trekker: Puerto Rico. SanJuan, Puerto Rico.


Baby Makes 3 This Is America& the World


Knitting Daily:Norwegian Knits.


Cyberchase:Father’s Day.






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Sat2/18

10Simply Ming:Shaun Hergatt.




Martha Bakes:Bake It Dark.




Antiques Roadshow. An 1898Alphonse Mucha JOB poster.


Simply Ming.Seafood stew.


Lidia’s Kitchen:Braising.



This Old House Globe Trekker. The roots ofCantonese cuisine.

Lidia’s Kitchen:Braising.

Cook’s Country

PBS KIDS

RewindSecond Opinion:Colon Cancer.



Attenborough’s Birds of Paradise Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

Quilting Arts:Groovy Gifts.

It’s Sew Easy:Sewing 101.

Sew It All Make It Artsy:Paper.

Sewing WithNancy

Jackpot!Globe Trekker: Puerto Rico. SanJuan, Puerto Rico.

Globe Trekker: Food Hour: Ireland.Sampling oysters in Galway, Ireland.


Baby Makes 3:Natural Wonders.



Knitting Daily:Transitional Knits.

Well Read. AuthorStacy Schiff.

Hands On Craftsfor Kids

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Make Your MarkMondays and Fridays beginningFebruary 13 at 11:30 a.m. Love to create your own special crafts? Then

our new do-it-yourself series is just for you!

Featuring the creative talents and enthusiastic

personality of the top-selling craft book author

Mark Montano, this trend-setting former fash-

ion designer and his guest experts create

affordable, accessible and customizable, yet

stylish, projects for the whole family. Each

episode allows Mark to explore a fun theme —

from Halloween and Downton Abbey to Fashion

Week — with projects to explore that theme for

the whole family. These projects include crafts

for kids, fashionistas, home decorators and fix-

it projects for the handy! Repeats same days at

5:30 p.m.

Saturday6 a.m. –

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Arts and Crafts

Cooking

Travel Rick Steves’ Europe / Smart Travel – Pacific Rim With Rudy Maxa

Home Improvement

Gardening P. Allen Smith’ Garden Home

General Lifestyle Katie Brown Workshop

Arts and Crafts

Cooking

Travel Globe Trekker / Rick Steves’ Europe and other travel shows

Home Improvement American Workshop

Gardening Growing a Greener World

General Lifestyle Around the House with Matt and Shari

C R E A T E S P O T L I G H T


This Old HouseRough Cut – Woodworking With Tommy Mac

Mexico – One Plate at a Time / Clodagh’sIrish Food and other cooking shows

Sewing With NancyLap Quilting With Georgia Bonesteel

Lidia’s Italy in AmericaJoanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence and other cooking shows

Knit and Crochet Now!The Best of The Joy of Painting6 a.m. - 7 a.m.

7 a.m. - 9 a.m.

9 a.m. - 10 a.m.

10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

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11:30 a.m. - Noon

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VEGAS PBS CHANNELSMany PBS programs are also available on Internet-connected devices like Roku,Apple TV, ChromeCast and Xbox.

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Vegas PBS Rewind110 Cox CableThe best of Channel 10 again withprograms from CCSD, CSN and UNLV

Vegas PBS Jackpot!111 Cox CableEducational and general audience for CCSD, CSN and UNLV

Vegas PBS Worldview114 Cox Cable, 2183 HD DirecTVNews for globally-minded people

Create Marathon: BigGame Snack Attack Saturday, February 4 from 6 a.m. - noon The big game is on and our hosts are helpingyou to prepare all the tailgating essentials!Fire up the grill for some smokin’ hot recipeswith Steve Raichlen while Sara Moultonshows us how to create the perfect sandwich.Add some football flair to the buffet tablewith Katie Brown’s trays and coasters. Cheeryour team on in good taste! Repeats sameday from 6 p.m. - midnight and Sunday,February 5 from noon - 6 p.m.

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Seven Songs for a Long LifeSunday, February 5 at 9 p.m.Patients at Strathcarron Hospice are quirky,wry front-runners in a journey that we willall face. At this Scottish hospice center,patients face pain and the possibility of life’send with song and humor. Tunes are beltedout by patients and caregivers alike betweenreflections on life, love and mortality. Sixhospice patients allow us into tender, vulner-able and funny moments of their lives. Theywrestle with the new insecurity facing us all:recent advances in biomedicine mean we cannow live for years rather than months after aterminal diagnosis. Sometimes. But not everytime. How do we cope with this uncertainty?Just as it takes a village to raise a child, ittakes a community to help face your ownmortality, making the process of dying itselfsafe, individual and as gentle as possible.

V E G A S P B S R E W I N D / W O R L D V I E W/J A C K P O T ! S P O T L I G H T S

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Sharon

David Yetman

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Almost Perfect Crimes Saturdays at 9 p.m. Follow the fascinating investigations into some of the most notorious, infamous and terrify-ing crimes in French history – cases that gripped the public’s imagination, inspired books andmovies and became the catalysts for social change. This month's episodes include: EugenWeidmann: A self-confessed killer's charm does not prevent his from being the last publicexecution in France in 1939; The Landru Affair: A serial killer preys upon war widows inParis throughout the years of World War I; Hélène Jégado: A domestic servant is suspectedof killing 36 people with arsenic from 1833 to 1851; and The Bonnot Gang: A criminal anar-chist gang terrorizes France using cutting-edge technology in the early 1900s. In English.

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The Desert SpeaksSaturdays at 7:30 p.m.

This Emmy award-winning series focuses on desert regions around the world. Much

more than a nature documentary, the program presents stories about the people, cul-

tures, plants, animals and geological features encountered on travel adventures in

deserts near and far away. Host David Yetman is a research scientist at the University

of Arizona's Southwest Center and is a nationally known author and accomplished

photographer who specializes in the plants, geography and people of northwestern

Mexico. He employs boats, bikes and burros on his adventures to some of the most

arid and remote places from Bolivia to Baja California, bringing his boundless enthu-

siasm, energy and knowledge to the series.

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That’s why we support Vegas PBS. We loveNevada – just like you – and we know that pro-gramming like Nature and the new OutdoorNevada series are integral to connecting peoplewith the amazing waters, trails and landscapesthe Silver State provides. So let’s go exploringand, together, work to protect our unique quali-ty of life today and for future generations.

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2/1Tavis Smiley The Wonder of

Animals: BigCats.

Finding Your Roots. Ancestry ofSoledad O’Brien, Bill O’Reilly andBill Maher.

American Experience.: The RaceUnderground. ConstructingAmerica’s first subway system

FRONTLINE: Battle for Iraq. Life inIraq in areas where ISIS has beenejected.


Sit and Be Fit Wai Lana Yoga:Lord of theDance.

ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

2/2Tavis Smiley Outdoor

Nevada: NaturalWonders.

Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Love.

NOVA. How batteries work; thefuture for technical innovation.

Aurora -- Fire in the Sky Rick Steves’Europe

Sit and Be Fit:Fun With theLarge Ball.

Wai Lana Yoga:Topsy Turvy.


2/3Tavis Smiley As Time Goes By:

A Surprise forJean.

Wild Africa: Jungles. Abundantresources for plants; Africanrainforest.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. Filthy Cities: Industrial New York.Dan travels back to 19th-centuryManhattan.


Sit and Be Fit:Footwork andCore.

Wai Lana Yoga:Supple Sides.


2/4Tavis Smiley Are You Being

Served?: NewLook.

WashingtonWeek


Live From Lincoln Center: 50 Years of Mostly Mozart. Anniversary ofthe Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center.

Rick Steves’Europe: GreatSwiss Cities.

Sit and Be Fit:ControlledBreathing.

Wai Lana Yoga:Anyone Can DoIt!


2/5Austin City Limits. CeCe Winansand St. Paul and The BrokenBones perform.

Midsomer Murders. Barnaby mustinvestigate when a local choirmember is found dead.

MidsomerMurders

Death in Paradise: A Deadly Party. Luther. A vigilante killer is deter-mined to punish past offenders.

New Tricks: Life Expectancy. WashingtonWeek

2/6Mercy Street: One Equal Temper. Victoria on Masterpiece Secrets of the Six Wives. Anne of

Cleves, Catherine Howard andKatherine Parr.

Filthy Cities: Industrial New York.Dan travels back to 19th-centuryManhattan.


Sit and Be Fit:Vestibular andCore.

Wai Lana Yoga:Arch and Relax.


2/7Tavis Smiley 2017 Varsity

QuizAntiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. Antiques Roadshow: Charleston. In Their Own Words: Muhammad

Ali.Rick Steves’Europe

Sit and Be Fit:Posture.

Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

2/8Tavis Smiley Inside Education Finding Your Roots: Tragedy Plus

Time Equals Comedy.American Experience: Oklahoma City. The extremist militia movementleads to the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building.


Sit and Be Fit:Breathing.



Nevada: A BerryFine Time.

Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Intelligence.

NOVA: Ultimate Cruise Ship. City in the Sky: Departure. Rick Steves’Europe

Sit and Be Fit:Back Health.


2/10Charlie Rose Tavis Smiley As Time Goes By:

Pardon?Wild Africa: Lakes and Rivers.Wildlife in and around Africa’swaterways.

Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. Rick Steves’Europe:Copenhagen.

Sit and Be Fit:FunctionalFitness.

Wai Lana Yoga:Cats and Fish.



Served?: NoSale.

WashingtonWeek


Smokey Robinson: The Library of Congress GershwinPrize for Popular Song

John Lewis: Get in the Way Sit and Be Fit:Good Alignment.

Wai Lana Yoga:Balance YourButtocks.


2/12Austin City Limits: Foals; AlejandroEscovedo.

Midsomer Murders. The body of ayoung man is found in a WWIIHumber.

MidsomerMurders

Death in Paradise. A party ishalted when one of the group ismurdered.

Luther. Luther must clear hisname after being accused ofcrimes he didn’t commit.

New Tricks: The Crazy Gang. WashingtonWeek

2/13Mercy Street: Southern Mercy. Victoria on Masterpiece. Albert

finds a noble cause; Victoria getsher way at court.

Tales From the Royal Wardrobe Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. Scientific research providesinsights into how King Tutankhamen was buried and how he died.



QuizAntiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. Antiques Roadshow: Charleston. Richard Pryor - Icon. The life of

comic Richard Pryor and his influ-ence on others.


Sit and Be Fit Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

2/15Charlie Rose Tavis Smiley Finding Your Roots. Patricia

Arquette, Julianne Moore and JohnMcCain.

American Experience: Ruby Ridge. Independent Lens: Tower.. Perspectives from thesurvivors of the 1966 mass shooting at theUniversity of Texas.

Sit and Be Fit:LymphaticSystem.

Wai Lana Yoga:Soothe YourNerves.



Nevada: Divingfor Adventure.

Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Friendship.

NOVA: Origami Revolution. Art oforigami affects drug developmentand space missions.

City in the Sky: Airborne. Exploringsafety between take-off and land-ing.


Sit and Be Fit:Mobility andBalance.

Wai Lana Yoga:Dive In!



An Old Flame.Attenborough’s Paradise Birds Antiques Roadshow: Indianapolis. Secrets of the Dead. Dr. Kathleen

Martinez searches for Cleopatra’slost tomb.



2/18Charlie Rose Tavis Smiley Washington

WeekCharlie Rose --The Week

Great Performances: New York CityBallet in Paris.

Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute. Royal familymembers contribute personal insights into thewoman they know as family and as queen.

Sit and Be Fit:Flabby Arms.


2/19Austin City Limits: James Taylor Midsomer Murders: The Animal

Within.MidsomerMurders: TheAnimal Within.

Death in Paradise. HumphreyGoodman and his team investi-gate a murder.

The Coroner: First Love. A teenageris found dead at the foot of atower.

The Coroner: How to Catch aLobster. Jane thinks the body wasa botched sea burial.

WashingtonWeek

2/20IndependentLens: AccidentalCourtesy.

Mercy Street: Unknown Soldier. Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoriamust choose a regent in the eventshe dies.

Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute. Royal familymembers contribute personal insights into thewoman they know as family and as queen.


Sit and Be Fit.Small, gentlemovements.

Wai Lana Yoga:Rock & Roll.



QuizAntiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. African Americans: The Las Vegas

ExperienceRichard Pryor -- Icon. The life ofcomic Richard Pryor and hisinfluence on others.



2/22Tavis Smiley Inside Education American Masters: Maya Angelou. The life of author and activist Maya

Angelou, with comments from Oprah Winfrey, Common, and others.FRONTLINE: Out of Gitmo Rick Steves’

Europe: Oslo.Sit and Be Fit:Brain Booster.

Wai Lana Yoga:The Lion.



Nevada:Saddle Up.

Spy in the Wild: A NatureMiniseries: Bad Behavior.

NOVA: Killer Trains. Investigatingtrain accidents; crash prevention.

City in the Sky: Arrival. Safelyreturning passengers to theground.


Sit and Be Fit:Practice PerfectPosture.



The NewNeighbors.

Attenborough Zoo Quest In Colour Antiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. African Americans: The Las VegasExperience

Rick Steves’Europe:Stockholm.

Sit and Be Fit:Variety: TheSpice of Life.

Wai Lana Yoga:Snap, Crackle &Pop.



Served?WashingtonWeek


Great Performances: New York CityBallet Symphony in C.

The Changing Face of The Queen Rick Steves’Europe


2/26Austin City Limits. Grammy Award-nominated hip-hop artist KendrickLamar.

Midsomer Murders. Glasswarebusiness plunges into ruinfollowing a death.

MidsomerMurders: King’sCrystal.

Death in Paradise. A murderbrings Goodman into contact withthe social elite.

The Coroner. The town’s new mayoris found dead; Jane is in danger.

The Coroner: The Fisherman’sTale.. An officer takes over Davey’sinvestigation.

WashingtonWeek

2/27Victoria on Masterpiece. On thedeath of her uncle, PrincessVictoria becomes queen.

Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoria’sfriendship with Lord Melbournebecomes complex.

Victoria on Masterpiece: TheClockwork Prince.

Victoria on Masterpiece Victoria on Masterpiece. Albertfinds a noble cause; Victoria getsher way at court.

Victoria on Masterpiece. Victoriamust choose a regent in the eventshe dies.


QuizAntiques Roadshow: Palm Springs. Africa’s Great Civilizations Rick Steves’

EuropeSit and Be Fit:Yardsticks andBands.


Documents

SpyintheWild,pbs-ingest.s3.amazonaws.com/klvx/source/2017/Vegas_PBS...Attenborough’s Birds of Paradise Thursday, February 16 at 8 p.m. Birds of paradise are one of David Attenborough's