AUGUST 2008

Friday 01
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Victory Garden
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop
1:00	Made in Spain
1:30	Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
2:00	For Her Information
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Making a Buck - Business Opportunities” (repeat of Monday)	
7:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Exercise Your Appetite - Chinese Food” (repeat of Monday)
8:00	*American Experience “Eleanor Roosevelt” – She was the nation's conscience, a tireless advocate for the disadvantaged, a woman who influenced American social policies for decades and pushed through the first international charter on human rights. Eleanor Roosevelt survived a painful childhood and a difficult marriage to become one of the most admired women in America. Going beyond her public achievements, this intimate biography explores the secretive and surprising private life of a controversial American figure.
10:30	Venture North
11:00	Jazz for Young People: What is New Orleans Jazz? (Special) (60 minutes)


Saturday 02
6:00AM	Postcards from Buster
6:30	Angelina Ballerina
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Nanalan’
9:30	Franny’s Feet
10:00	Make Way for Noddy
10:30	Bob the Builder
11:00	Thomas & Friends
11:30	Animalia
12:00PM	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop (repeat of Friday)
1:00	The Victory Garden (repeat of Friday)
1:30	Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
2:00	Ask This Old House
2:30	Everyday Edisons
3:00	Encore! With James Conlon
3:30	Hometime “Town Home: Doors" – Dean, Miriam and the HOMETIME team install mahogany doors as well as cherry cabinets and colored concrete flooring.
4:00	This Old House
4:30	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly (repeat of Tuesday)
5:00	Youth Today: How Can We Help? (Micronesian Seminar Productions)
5:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare (repeat of Tuesday)
6:00PM	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Curing Homesickness - Some Things are the Same all Over” (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Having a Blast - Daytime Fun” (repeat of Tuesday)
7:00	Nature “Oceans in Glass: Behind the Scenes of the Monterey Bay Aquarium” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	NOW on PBS (repeat of Tuesday)
8:30	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports (repeat of Tuesday)
9:00	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: Sleeping Murder” (Part 1) (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	Step By Step: Kids Trimming Down	
10:30	*Frontline “Rules of Engagement” (repeat of Tuesday)
11:30	In Our Prime (30 minutes)


Sunday 03
6:00AM	George Shrinks
6:30	Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Jokers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures
9:30	Zoboomafoo
10:00	The Berenstain Bears
10:30	Boohbah
11:00	Teletubbies
11:30	Wishbone
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own (repeat of Monday)
12:30	Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent (Special)
1:00	*Eden at the End of the World (Special)
2:00	The Writing Code
3:00	Dragonfly TV (repeat of Thursday)
3:30	Soundstage
4:30	The Pacific Way
5;30	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local) (repeat of Monday)
6:00PM	Mabuhay (Local) (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Hometime “Town Home: Doors" (repeat of Saturday)
7:00	Nova (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Having a Blast – Beijing by Night” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Shopping as Sport” (repeat of Wednesday)
9:00	*Austin City Limits (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Inspector Lewis, Series I” (repeat of Thursday)
11:30	A Room Nearby (Special) (30 minutes)


Monday 04
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own
12:30	Your Brush with Nature
1:00	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
1:30	Creative Living with Sheryl Borden
2:00	Creative Living with Sheryl Borden
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local)	
7:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Getting Around – Public Transportation”
8:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Breathing Easier – Controlling Pollution”
8:30	Antiques Roadshow “Bismarck, ND” (Show 3)
9:30	The This Old House Hour
10:30	The Cleveland Orchestra in Performance: Bruckner Symphony No. 5 (Special) (90 minutes)


Tuesday 05
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Creative Life
12:30	Ask This Old House
1:00	Everyday Food
1:30	California’s Green
2:00	California’s Green
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports
7:30	Mabuhay (Local) (Filipino Variety Show)
8:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Staying Healthy – Sports Medicine” 
8:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Putting the Best Foot Forward”
9:00	*Frontline “The Lost Year in Iraq”
10:00	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
10:30	*History Detectives – A Staten Island woman owns a well-worn saddle with the name "Bill Pickett" burned into it. She believes it was once owned by legendary cowboy Bill Pickett, an African-American Wild West Show and film star.
11:30	Moneywise with Kelvin Boston (30 minutes)


Wednesday 06
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The New Yankee Workshop
12:30	Design Squad
1:00	Baking with Julia
1:30	Simon Schama’s Power of Art
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Going for the Gold – Chinese Athletes in Training”
7:30	The Horses of Proud Spirit (Special)
8:00	Nature “Horse and Rider” – Every relationship between horse and rider rests on a few fundamental principles -- understanding the animal, building trust, communication and working
in unison.
9:00	*Nova “Dimming Sun” As global warming turns up the heat, researchers are stunned to discover that our sun is actually growing dimmer. Increasing air pollution allows less and less 
sunlight to reach the earth's surface, creating a "global dimming" effect that disturbs rainfall 
patterns and creates severe droughts. In an even more alarming twist, there is concern that recent success in solving the dimming problem is accelerating global warming, melting ice caps and flooding coastal cities.  NOVA examines this baffling climate conundrum and considers the disturbing implications for our planet's future.
10:00	*Global Voices “Discovering Dominga” – This program chronicles the journey of a young Iowa housewife who discovers she is a survivor of a massacre of Maya Indian villagers. The film follows her emotional odyssey of self-discovery and political awakening as she travels from the cornfields of her adopted Iowa to the Maya highlands of Guatemala in search of her past.
11:00	Bear Island (Special) (60 minutes)


Thursday 07
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	Dragonfly TV
12:30	Plein Air, Painting the American Landscapes
1:00	Antiques Roadshow (repeat of Monday)
2:00	Real Simple
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	*Austin City Limits “James Blunt followed by James McMurtry” – Blunt showcases songs from his internationally popular album Back to Bedlam, including the massive hit “You’re Beautiful.”  McMurtry, son of author Larry McMurtry, follows with his tough, literate roots rock sound.
8:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Inspector Lewis, Series I: Old School Ties” – Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate the death of an ambitious Oxford student, revealing a case driven by celebrity, ambition and dangerous sexual politics.
9:30	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: Sleeping Murder” (Part 2)
10:30	*Chasing Churchill: In Search of My Grandfather “The Other Country” – Churchill fell in love with the United States of America, the land of his mother's birth, during his first visit
there in 1894. It was an unlikely match, but it endured, culminating in the special relationship between him and President Roosevelt, which was the bedrock of Allied victory during the Second World War.
11:30	The Queen Family (Special) (30 minutes)


Friday 08
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Victory Garden
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop
1:00	Made in Spain
1:30	Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
2:00	For Her Information
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Getting Around - Public Transportation” (repeat of Monday)	
7:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Breathing Easier - Controlling Pollution” (repeat of Monday)
8:00	*American Experience “Summer of Love” – In the summer of 1967, thousands of young people from across the country flocked to San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district to join in the hippie experience, only to discover that what they had come for was already disappearing. By 1968 the celebration of free love, music and an alternative lifestyle had descended into a maelstrom of drug abuse, broken dreams and occasional violence. Through interviews with a broad range of individuals who lived through the summer of love -- police officers walking the beat, teenage runaways who left home without looking back, non-hippie residents who resented the invasion of their community and scholars who still have difficulty interpreting the phenomenon -- this AMERICAN EXPERIENCE offers a complex portrait of the notorious event that many consider the peak of the 1960s counter-culture movement.
9:00	USS Wisconsin: The Last Battleship (Special)
9:30	*The War of the World “The Icebox” – In the final episode Ferguson shows how the Cold War was not a time of peace – but a continuation of the war of the world in which millions died in proxy wars. And the end of the Cold War did not bring about the end of history: it led to great new dangers and challenges, and presaged the rise of East.
10:30	Venture North
11:00	These Kids Mean Busines$ (Special) (60 minutes)


Saturday 09
6:00AM	Postcards from Buster
6:30	Angelina Ballerina
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Nanalan’
9:30	Franny’s Feet
10:00	Make Way for Noddy
10:30	Bob the Builder
11:00	Thomas & Friends
11:30	Animalia
12:00PM	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop (repeat of Friday)
1:00	The Victory Garden (repeat of Friday)
1:30	Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
2:00	Ask This Old House
2:30	Everyday Edisons
3:00	Encore! With James Conlon
3:30	Hometime “Town Home: Warm and Dry” – Dean, Miriam and the HOMETIME team explore the furnace, fireplace and gutters. 
4:00	This Old House
4:30	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly (repeat of Tuesday)
5:00	Land: Investing In Our Future (Micronesian Seminar Productions)
5:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare (repeat of Tuesday)
6:00PM	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Staying Healthy - Sports Medicine” (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Putting the Best Foot Forward” (repeat of Tuesday)
7:00	Nature “Horse and Rider” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	NOW on PBS (repeat of Tuesday)
8:30	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports (repeat of Tuesday)
9:00	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: Sleeping Murder” (Part 2) (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	Step By Step: Kids Trimming Down
10:30	*Frontline “The Lost Year in Iraq” (repeat of Tuesday)
11:30	Armenian Genocide: Exploring the Issues (Special) (30 minutes)


Sunday 10
6:00AM	George Shrinks
6:30	Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Jokers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures
9:30	Zoboomafoo
10:00	The Berenstain Bears
10:30	Boohbah
11:00	Teletubbies
11:30	Wishbone
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own (repeat of Monday)
12:30	*The War of the World (repeat of Friday)
1:30	The Spirituals (Special)
2:00	The Writing Code
3:00	Dragonfly TV (repeat of Thursday)
3:30	Soundstage
4:30	The Pacific Way
5;30	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local) (repeat of Monday)
6:00PM	Mabuhay (Local) (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Hometime “Town Home: Warm and Dry” (repeat of Saturday)
7:00	*Nova “Dimming Sun” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	Beijing, Are You Ready? “Going for the Gold – Chinese Athletes in Training” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:30	Staying at a Lighthouse (Special)
9:00	*Austin City Limits “James Blunt followed by James McMurtry” (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Inspector Lewis, Series I: Old School Ties” (repeat of Thursday)
11:30	Global Watch (Special) (30 minutes)


Monday 11
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own
12:30	Your Brush with Nature
1:00	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
1:30	Creative Living with Sheryl Borden
2:00	Creative Living with Sheryl Borden
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local)	
7:30	*Athens: The Dawn of Democracy – Hughes ventures beneath modern-day Athens to discover the treasure trove of artifacts and human remains excavated by American archaeologists over decades - vivid evidence of Athenians who lived and died at the dawn of democracy. "Athens: The Dawn of Democracy" reveals the sophisticated voting systems and mechanisms developed by the Athenians to underpin their democratic experiment: secret ballot systems, as well as ingenious random selection machines to thwart bribery and corruption.
8:30	Antiques Roadshow “Providence, RI” (Show 1)
9:30	The This Old House Hour
10:30	*Depression: Out of the Shadows A lot of Americans are keeping an important, possibly deadly secret: depression. Approximately 18.8 million American adults live with this devastating disease, which affects all age, race, gender and socioeconomic groups.  This program, a part of the PBS health initiative, explores depression's complex terrain, and includes a
30-minute follow-up that offers expert advice on recognizing and treating depression. (Special) (90 minutes)


Tuesday 12
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Creative Life
12:30	Ask This Old House
1:00	Everyday Food
1:30	California’s Green
2:00	California’s Green
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports
7:30	Mabuhay (Local) (Filipino Variety Show)
8:00	NOW on PBS
8:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare “Sleep Disorders”
9:00	Frontline “Bad Voodoo's War” – In June 2007, as the American military surge reached 
its peak, a band of National Guard infantrymen who call themselves “The Bad Voodoo Platoon” was deployed Iraq. To capture a vivid, first-person account of the new realities of war in Iraq, director Deborah Scranton (The War Tapes) created “a virtual embed” with the platoon, supplying cameras to the soldiers so they could record and tell the story of their war. The film intimately tracks the veteran soldiers of “Bad Voodoo” through the daily grind of their perilous mission, dodging deadly IEDs, grappling with the political complexities of dealing with Iraqi security forces, and battling their fatigue and their fears.	
10:00	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
10:30	History Detectives – USS Thresher: How are these documents connected to a nuclear submarine, which sank with all hands during the height of the Cold War? Pete Gray Cartoon: Do these unsigned drawings from the golden age of comics tell the tale of a real life superhero? Manhattan Project Letter: Did this letter help persuade President Harry S. Truman to change policy in the post war era?
11:30	Moneywise with Kelvin Boston (30 minutes)


Wednesday 13
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The New Yankee Workshop
12:30	Design Squad
1:00	Baking with Julia
1:30	Simon Schama’s Power of Art
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	*Wired Science – Josh Davis of Wired magazine investigates an internet botnet attack of Estonia’s banks and newspapers; WIRED SCIENCE reports on cardiac surgery performed by a "robo-doc"; Adam Rogers explores the disappearance of home chemistry sets; and Ziya Tong delves into technology that is helping children with Asperger’s Syndrome by translating facial expressions into emotions.
8:00	*Nature “The Dolphin Defender” – More than 25 years ago, filmmaker Hardy Jones set 
out to learn everything he could about dolphins. At the time, no one had conducted studies in the wild of these enigmatic creatures, and many thought it couldn't be done. Since then, he has spent more time with dolphins than any other human, developing unique insights into what goes on in their sophisticated societies. This is the story of his personal journey into the world of dolphins, the sometimes dangerous waters into which they have led him and his continuing crusade to protect them.
9:00	Nova “Kings of Camouflage” – Cuttlefish are one of the strangest animals on our planet. These shape-shifting creatures can hypnotize their prey, impersonate the opposite sex and even
kill with lightning fast speed. More accomplished masters of disguise than any chameleon, they have an incredible ability to morph their skin color – even their shape -- to blend into almost any background.  They have the largest brain-to-body ratio of all the invertebrates. But are they capable of learning and remembering complex tasks? With beautiful underwater footage and in-depth expert interviews, NOVA gets up-close and personal with these bizarre and amazing animals.
10:00	*Global Voices “Love Inventory” – Israeli filmmaker David Fisher inspires his four siblings to begin an emotionally challenging search for their long-lost sister. With moments of grief and humor, Fisher dissects a tangled web of relationships to uncover the dark secrets of the past, secrets that his parents were afraid to unearth and that are representative of Israel's own birth pains.
11:30	Anatomy of a Hurricane (Special) (30 minutes)


Thursday 14
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	Dragonfly TV
12:30	Plein Air, Painting the American Landscapes
1:00	Antiques Roadshow (repeat of Monday)
2:00	Real Simple
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Austin City Limits “Sufjan Stevens followed by Calexico” – Critical darling and indie rock sensation Sufjan Stevens showcases his orchestral folk/pop sounds, while Arizona’s Calexico dazzles with a unique blend of traditional songcraft and Southwestern roots music.
8:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Inspector Lewis, Series I: Expiation”
9:30	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: By the Pricking of My Thumbs” – In a new take on this classic Christie tale, Miss Marple joins fellow Agatha Christie supersleuths Tommy and
Tuppence Beresford (Anthony Andrews and Greta Schacci) to investigate the disappearances of two nursing home residents and the unsolved mystery of a murdered child.  In addition to Schacci (White Mischief) and Andrews (“Brideshead Revisited”), the cast includes Charles Dance (“Bleak House”) and Claire Bloom (Shadowlands). (Part 1)
10:30	Chasing Churchill: In Search of My Grandfather “Worth Doing Once” – In this, the third chapter of Churchill's life, Sandys travels to Morocco and to the South of France in search 
of those places that gave Churchill particular pleasure. 
11:30	Air Group 16: We Came To Remember (Special) (30 minutes)


Friday 15
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Victory Garden
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop
1:00	Made in Spain
1:30	Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
2:00	For Her Information
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	*Independent Lens “Abduction: The Megumi Yokota Story” – Japan, 1977. A dark, lonely road leads to the windswept shores. This is the story of a 13-year-old Japanese girl abducted on her way home from school by North Korean spies. For 20 years, her parents had no idea what had happened to her or if she was even alive. Then, one day the whole world learned the shocking truth. The film is told through the eyes of her mother and father who have been searching for their daughter for nearly 30 years. The film begins with the day Megumi vanishes and traces the astonishing course this personal tragedy takes, as it becomes a battle between two nations, rising to a shocking climax. This is a strange, painful journey, full of bizarre twists as an ordinary banker and his housewife are caught up in a life they could never have imagined.	
8:30	The Forgetting: A Portrait of Alzheimer’s (Special)
10:30	Venture North
11:00	*The Morgan Lacrosse Story (Special) (60 minutes)


Saturday 16
6:00AM	Postcards from Buster
6:30	Angelina Ballerina
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Nanalan’
9:30	Franny’s Feet
10:00	Make Way for Noddy
10:30	Bob the Builder
11:00	Thomas & Friends
11:30	Animalia
12:00PM	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop (repeat of Friday)
1:00	The Victory Garden (repeat of Friday)
1:30	Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
2:00	Ask This Old House
2:30	Everyday Edisons
3:00	Encore! With James Conlon
3:30	Hometime “Town Home: Flooring and Countertops” – Dean, Miriam and the HOMETIME team put walnut on the floors, limestone on the fireplace and quartz on the kitchen
counter.
4:00	This Old House
4:30	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly (repeat of Tuesday)
5:00	Off the Beaten Path (Micronesian Seminar Productions)
5:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare (repeat of Tuesday)
6:00PM	From the Top at Carnegie Hall “Jumping Through HoopesJumping Through Hoopes” 
6:30	Moment of Luxury “Modern Meets Incan”
7:00	*Nature “The Dolphin Defender” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	NOW on PBS (repeat of Tuesday)
8:30	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports (repeat of Tuesday)
9:00	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: By the Pricking of My Thumbs” (Part 1) (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	Step By Step: Kids Trimming Down
10:30	Frontline “Bad Voodoo's War” (repeat of Tuesday)
11:30	Granny D Goes To Washington (Special) (30 minutes)


Sunday 17
6:00AM	George Shrinks
6:30	Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Jokers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures
9:30	Zoboomafoo
10:00	The Berenstain Bears
10:30	Boohbah
11:00	Teletubbies
11:30	Wishbone
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own (repeat of Monday)
12:30	Roadtrip Nation
1:00	*Great Lodges of the National Parks
2:00	The Writing Code
3:00	Dragonfly TV (repeat of Thursday)
3:30	Soundstage
4:30	The Pacific Way
5;30	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local) (repeat of Monday)
6:00PM	Mabuhay (Local) (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Hometime “Town Home: Flooring and Countertops” (repeat of Saturday)
7:00	Nova “Kings of Camouflage” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	China from the Inside “Women of the Country”
9:00	Austin City Limits “Sufjan Stevens followed by Calexico” (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Inspector Lewis, Series I: Expiation” (repeat of Thursday)
11:30	The Jeeter Bug: Mission Over Iwo Jima (Special) (30 minutes)


Monday 18
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own
12:30	Your Brush with Nature
1:00	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
1:30	Creative Living with Sheryl Borden
2:00	Creative Living with Sheryl Borden
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local)	
7:30	*Athens: The Dawn of Democracy – As Athenian democracy progressed, it became embroiled in the clash of new ideas with old beliefs; Athens started to tear itself apart. The story culminates in one of history's greatest paradoxes: the trial of Socrates, who was democratically judged to be executed for speaking his mind.
8:30	Antiques Roadshow “Providence, RI” (Show 2)
9:30	The This Old House Hour
10:30	The Truth About Cancer (Special) (90 minutes)


Tuesday 19
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Creative Life
12:30	Ask This Old House
1:00	Everyday Food
1:30	California’s Green
2:00	California’s Green
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports	
7:30	Mabuhay (Local) (Filipino Variety Show)
8:00	NOW on PBS
8:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare “Bariatric Surgery”
9:00	Frontline “Sick Around the World” – Four in five Americans say the U.S. health-care system needs “fundamental” change.  Can the U.S. learn anything from the rest of the world about how to run a health-care system, or are these nations so culturally different from us that their solutions would simply not be acceptable to Americans?  FRONTLINE correspondent T.R. Reid examines firsthand the health-care systems of other advanced capitalist democracies -— UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Japan and Taiwan —- to see what tried and tested ideas might help us reform our broken health-care system.	
10:00	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
10:30	*History Detectives – The diary of a WWII pilot; an 1856 book purported to be the memoirs of a New York woman married to a Mormon elder; an 1853 Napoleon said to be shot by Annie Oakley.
11:30	Moneywise with Kelvin Boston (30 minutes)


Wednesday 20
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The New Yankee Workshop
12:30	Design Squad
1:00	Baking with Julia
1:30	Simon Schama’s Power of Art
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Wired Science – Ziya Tong follows retired oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer as he discovers a giant garbage patch in the middle of the North Pacific Gyre. WIRED SCIENCE takes a look at new ways that water, wind and technology are being used to fight today’s fires and investigates the impact of global warming on plant growth, and Adam Rogers tests out a new technology that claims to be able to "read your mind" and tell if you are lying.
8:00	*Nature “Wisdom of the Wild” – While Man thinks he is the most intelligent creature on the planet, it seems that we can learn a great deal from our fellow creatures. Their experience in this world predates our existence and carries with it extraordinary abilities to heal, communicate and transform our lives.
9:00	*Nova “Storm That Drowned a City” – NOVA presents a minute-by-minute eyewitness account of the Hurricane Katrina disaster, exploring why the flood defenses and disaster relief planning failed to match Katrina's fury. This program investigates the immense challenges inherent in the reconstruction of New Orleans, and examines why -- despite knowledge of the peril faced by its citizens -- the city was so tragically unprepared when the long-feared disaster finally struck.
10:00	*Global Voices “ABC Colombia” – This portrait of a small rural community in a part of
Colombia controlled entirely by paramilitary forces is rendered through the eyes of the children who grow up there and are often forced into very difficult choices. The documentary follows the young protagonists in this problematic setting through an entire school year, exploring some of the realities that nurture and perpetuate the violence in Colombia.
11:00	*The Mysterious Human Heart “Endlessly Beating” (60 minutes)


Thursday 21
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	Dragonfly TV
12:30	Plein Air, Painting the American Landscapes
1:00	Antiques Roadshow (repeat of Monday)
2:00	Real Simple
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Austin City Limits “Ladysmith Black Mambazo” – Ladysmith Black Mambazo has been an international cultural force over the last 40 years.  Their a cappella vocal harmonies have inspired audiences everywhere with their combination of South African musical traditions and gospel.
8:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Foyle’s War: Series V: Plan of Attack” – It’s April 1944; Foyle has resigned as Detective Chief Superintendent of Hastings Police and his team is struggling to adjust to life without him. When his new replacement is suddenly and mysteriously killed, the station is at their wits’ end. Will Foyle come out of retirement and once again track down the guilty perpetrators?
9:30	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: By the Pricking of My Thumbs” (Part 2) 
10:30	*P.O.V. “The Ballad of Esequiel Hernandez” – In 1997, U.S. Marines patrolling the Texas-Mexico border as part of the War on Drugs shot and killed Esequiel Hernández Jr.  Mistaken for a drug runner, the 18-year-old was, in fact, a U.S. citizen tending his family's goats
with a .22 rifle. He became the first American killed by U.S. military forces on native soil since the 1970 Kent State shootings. Narrated by Tommy Lee Jones, the film explores Hernández's death and its torturous aftermath.  His parents and friends, the Marines on patrol and investigators discuss the death of one young man and the dangers of militarizing the border. (90 minutes)


Friday 22
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Victory Garden
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop
1:00	Made in Spain
1:30	Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
2:00	For Her Information
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	*Independent Lens “Na Kamalei: The Men of Hula” – This program captures the journey of legendary master teacher Robert Cazimero and the only all-male hula school in Hawai'i as they prepare to compete at the world's largest hula festival. Beyond deep-rooted stereotypes of "grass-skirt girls," the film tells a story of Hawaiian pride as the men celebrate their 30th anniversary in continuing the revival of men dancing hula.	
8:00	Click & Clack’s As the Wrench Turns “Campaign” – Realizing that their lackluster fundraising efforts may bankrupt their radio network, Click and Clack use ex-Harvard professor Crusty’s connections to save the day. The solution? Run for president! A visit from a local politician illuminates a loophole in campaign fundraising law that allows all excess monies raised, even in an unsuccessful campaign, to be legally kept. Soon, Click and Clack, with Beth and Crusty’s assistance, engage the help of a well-heeled political campaign manager, declaring themselves United States presidential candidates. It looks hopeless until the night of the final debate, when Click and Clack display their mettle in the face of hypocrisy. But will they save the network?
8:30	*Illicit: The Dark Trade (Special)
9:30	Shore Things (Special)
10:30	Venture North
11:00	Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami – Explores the critical role that Miami played in the evolution of one of the significant cultural figures of our time: Muhammad Ali (neé Cassius Clay). The film chronicles Cassius Clay's arrival in Miami in the fall of 1960 (fresh from earning a gold medal in the Rome Olympics), his life in Overtown -- a neighborhood that was considered "Harlem South" and a vibrant center of black entertainment and commerce -- and his affiliation with the famed Fifth Street Gym in Miami Beach. (Special)	(60 minutes)


Saturday 23
6:00AM	Postcards from Buster
6:30	Angelina Ballerina
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Nanalan’
9:30	Franny’s Feet
10:00	Make Way for Noddy
10:30	Bob the Builder
11:00	Thomas & Friends
11:30	Animalia
12:00PM	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop (repeat of Friday)
1:00	The Victory Garden (repeat of Friday)
1:30	Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
2:00	Ask This Old House
2:30	Everyday Edisons
3:00	Encore! With James Conlon
3:30	Hometime “Town Home: Ready to Paint” – Dean, Miriam and the HOMETIME team wrap up the carpentry and tiling, and turn the painters loose.
4:00	This Old House
4:30	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly (repeat of Tuesday)
5:00	The Legend of Bill: From Birth to Law (Micronesian Seminar Productions)
5:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare (repeat of Tuesday)
6:00PM	From the Top at Carnegie Hall “Bach to the Future”
6:30	Moment of Luxury “Western Life”
7:00	*Nature “Wisdom of the Wild” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	NOW on PBS (repeat of Tuesday)
8:30	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports (repeat of Tuesday)
9:00	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: By the Pricking of My Thumbs” (Part 2) (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	Step By Step: Kids Trimming Down
10:30	Frontline “Sick Around the World” (repeat of Tuesday)
11:30	Rosevelt’s America (Special) (30 minutes)


Sunday 24
6:00AM	George Shrinks
6:30	Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Jokers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures
9:30	Zoboomafoo
10:00	The Berenstain Bears
10:30	Boohbah
11:00	Teletubbies
11:30	Wishbone
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own (repeat of Monday)
12:30	Roadtrip Nation
1:00	Great Lodges of the National Parks
2:00	Crown of the Continent – Alaska’s Wrangell–St. Elias (Special)
2:30	Seasoned with Spirit
3:00	Dragonfly TV (repeat of Thursday)
3:30	Soundstage
4:30	The Pacific Way
5;30	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local) (repeat of Monday)
6:00PM	Mabuhay (Local) (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Hometime “Town Home: Ready to Paint” (repeat of Saturday)
7:00	*Nova “Storm That Drowned a City” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	*China from the Inside “Shifting Nature”
9:00	Austin City Limits “Ladysmith Black Mambazo” (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Foyle’s War: Series V: Plan of Attack” (repeat of Thursday)
11:30	Signpost To Freedom: The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott (Special) (30 minutes)


Monday 25
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own
12:30	Your Brush with Nature
1:00	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
1:30	A Hot Dog Program (Special)
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local)	
7:30	Healing Words: Poetry & Medicine – A documentary about the uses of poetry at a large teaching hospital in Florida. Dr. John Graham-Pole and poet John Fox enter hospital rooms and help patients write poems as part of their healing process. This program explores the ways in which poetry builds understanding and compassion between doctor and patient. (Special)
8:30	Antiques Roadshow “Providence, RI” (Show 3)
9:30	The This Old House Hour
10:30	A Program About Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff (Special)
11:30	Ribbon of Sand (Special) (30 minutes)


Tuesday 26
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Creative Life
12:30	Ask This Old House
1:00	Everyday Food
1:30	California’s Green
2:00	California’s Water
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports	
7:30	Mabuhay (Local) (Filipino Variety Show)
8:00	NOW on PBS
8:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare “Flu”
9:00	A Flea Market Documentary (Special)
10:00	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
10:30	*History Detectives – A flag that may have been carried into battle by one of the few African-American infantry regiments in WWI; a painting that may be the work of Seth Eastman; and a two-story building that may have housed a Chinese Tong.
11:30	Moneywise with Kelvin Boston (30 minutes)


Wednesday 27
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The New Yankee Workshop
12:30	Design Squad
1:00	Baking with Julia
1:30	Simon Schama’s Power of Art
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	*Wired Science – Milton Garces takes viewers through his studies on infrasonic waves; Ziya Tong visits a group of professionals redesigning wheelchairs; WIRED SCIENCE checks in with mechanical engineers to make sure every baseball that makes it to a major league game has the correct degree of hardness and bounce; and Adam Rogers travels to Oakland, California, where he tests out the "shot spotter" as he rides along with Oakland police.
8:00	*Nature “A Mystery in Alaska” – Alaska is home to one of the world's most complex                     and spectacular ecosystems, and also one of the greatest wildlife mysteries, as many animals
decline dramatically in number with no clear explanations why. Against the breathtaking backdrop of magnificent mountains and seacoasts, the film attempts to unravel at least part of the enigma.
9:00	Nova “The Ghost in Your Genes” – In a provocative report from the frontiers of biology,
NOVA explores new findings that call into question the long-held belief that all inherited traits are passed on by our genes. The fast-growing field of epigenetics investigates hidden influences that could affect not only our health today but that of our descendants far into the future. NOVA explores this fascinating new idea, interviewing top scientists in the field and following what could be a paradigm shift in the way we think about inheritance and genes.
10:00	*Global Voices “Daughter from Danang/Balikbayan” – Daughter from Danang tells the story of a Vietnamese mother and her Amerasian daughter who are joyously reunited after 22 years -- but whose illusions are quickly shattered as the reality of cultural differences and years of separation sets in.  In Balikbayan, a migrant worker sends her mother back home bringing a taste of a 'better life' at all cost. This is one of the absurd but practical realities of mixing consumerism along with tradition in a developing nation.
11:30	Georgia Aquarium: Keepers of the Deep (Special) (30 minutes)


Thursday 28
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	Dragonfly TV
12:30	Plein Air, Painting the American Landscapes
1:00	Antiques Roadshow (repeat of Monday)
2:00	Real Simple
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	Austin City Limits “Widespread Panic” – For almost 20 years Widespread Panic has toured the country becoming one of the most popular “road warrior” bands.  The band performs one-full hour of fan favorites.
8:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Foyle’s War, Series V: Broken Souls” – When the colleague of an exiled war refugee is found murdered, Foyle is called upon to investigate. There’s no shortage of suspects as it becomes quickly apparent that the victim was not a well-liked man.
9:30	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: The Moving Finger” – After a serious motorcycle accident, the dashing Jerry Burton (James D’Arcy) arrives in the sleepy village of Lymstock with
his sister Joanna (Emilia Fox) to recuperate. Their expectations of peace and quiet are quickly dashed when they discover a poison-pen writer is at large in the village. Fortunately, Miss Marple happens to be in town and is ready to unravel the mystery. In addition to Fox (“Henry VIII,” “Rebecca”) and D’Arcy (Master and Commander), the cast includes film director Ken Russell ("The Devils," "Women in Love") and John Sessions (“The Lost Prince,” "The Merchant of Venice"). (Part 1)
10:30	P.O.V. “The Last Conquistador” – Renowned sculptor John Houser has a dream: to build the world's tallest bronze equestrian statue for the city of El Paso, Texas. He envisions a stunning monument to the Spanish conquistador Juan de Oñate that will pay tribute to the contributions Hispanic people made to building the American West. But as the project nears completion, troubles arise. Native Americans are outraged – they remember Oñate as the man who brought genocide to their land and sold their children into slavery. As El Paso splits along lines of race and class, the artist must face the moral implications of his work.
11:30	Fannie Lou Hamer (Special) (30 minutes)


Friday 29
6:00AM	Sesame Street
7:00	Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
7:30	WordWorld
8:00	Curious George
8:30	Clifford the Big Red Dog
9:00	Super Why!
9:30	Dragon Tales
10:00	Barney & Friends
10:30	Between the Lions
11:00	Caillou
11:30	Reading Rainbow
12:00PM	The Victory Garden
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop
1:00	Made in Spain
1:30	Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
2:00	For Her Information
2:30	Sesame Street (repeat)
3:30	Arthur
4:00	Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
4:30	It’s a Big Big World
5:00	Maya & Miguel
5:30	Barney & Friends (repeat)
6:00PM	Cyberchase
6:30	WordGirl
7:00	*Independent Lens “A Dream In Doubt” – This film is an immigrant story of survival in the aftermath of 9/11 as a wave of frightening hate crimes terrorizes the Sikh-American community in Phoenix, Arizona. Rana Singh Sodhi, the brother of America's first post-9/11 hate crime murder victim, suddenly finds himself in a world in which patriotism is quickly morphing into jingoism, racial profiling and hate. The film explores post-9/11 America from his perspective, telling a personal story of national tragedy, murder, community and the American Dream.	
8:00	Click & Clack’s As the Wrench Turns “Outsourcing” – Taking note of the growing trend of outsourced American labor, and bored with doing their radio show themselves, Click and Clack decide to outsource themselves. A subsequent trip to India brings them in contact with a world that actually allows them to do what they’ve long dreamed of — absolutely nothing. But trouble ensues when their on-air Indian counterparts, Rajiv and Sanjiv, the Gupta Brothers, display such accurate automotive problem-solving genius that their radio show becomes more popular than ever. As a result, new business in their shop is more than they can handle, and their industrious producer Beth feels personally pre-empted by the flawlessly running outsourced radio show. To restore sanity and preserve their idle pursuits, Click and Clack realize they must somehow sabotage their outsourced operation.
8:30	Remembered Earth: New Mexico’s High Desert (Special)	
9:00	Documenting the Face of America – Tells the inspirational “behind the lens” stories from some of the most celebrated photographers in history. Narrated by Julian Bond, the program highlights the forgotten collective pieces of our past. This story celebrates the courage and vision of legendary photographers and artists such as Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans, Gordon Parks, Marion Post Wolcott, Russell Lee and others who worked with the U.S. government under the unorthodox leadership of Roy Stryker from 1935 to 1943. Together they changed the course of photography, but more important, changed history, as Americans saw what life was like across the nation for the first time —- from North to South, from East to West, for rich and poor and for black and white. (Special)	
10:00	American Horizons: The Photographs of Art Sinsabaugh – Art Sinsabaugh's Midwest landscapes, photographed in the 1960s, were unprecedented in both subject matter and format. He used a gigantic 12 x 20 inch "banquet" camera to capture panoramic photographs of rural and suburban spaces not normally treated as traditional "landscapes," and his large-format photographs were sometimes only 1" tall but 35" wide. Although admired by scholars, photographers and curators as an important innovator, Sinsabaugh's fame has been limited, partially because he often produced only a few prints of each photograph. For this reason his mounted exhibition prints are extremely rare. This program is as much about what an artist sees, as it is about seeing the artist. (Special)
10:30	Venture North
11:00	Out of Left Field: The Making of the Chinese Olympic Baseball Team – A former major league baseball manager, Jim Lefebvre, and Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame pitcher Bruce Hurst take on the toughest task of their careers -- transforming China's fledgling national baseball team into a contender in the 2008 Olympic games. This is a story of two divergent nations united by America's pastime, a seat-of-the-pants chronicle of underdogs, world-class dreams, high-stakes risks and Olympic glory. (Special) (60 minutes)


Saturday 30
6:00AM	Postcards from Buster
6:30	Angelina Ballerina
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Nanalan’
9:30	Franny’s Feet
10:00	Make Way for Noddy
10:30	Bob the Builder
11:00	Thomas & Friends
11:30	Animalia
12:00PM	Everyday Baking from Everyday Food
12:30	The Woodwright’s Shop (repeat of Friday)
1:00	The Victory Garden (repeat of Friday)
1:30	Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers
2:00	Ask This Old House
2:30	Everyday Edisons
3:00	Encore! With James Conlon
3:30	Hometime “Betsy-Tacy House -- Interior Demolition” – The HOMETIME crew returns to the home that was the setting for the "Betsy-Tacy" children’s novels to gut the interior and repair the framing.
4:00	This Old House
4:30	Religion & Ethics Newsweekly (repeat of Tuesday)
5:00	I’ll See You In Court (Micronesian Seminar Productions)
5:30	Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare (repeat of Tuesday)
6:00PM	From the Top at Carnegie Hall “Interlochen Arts Academy Chamber Orchestra”
6:30	Moment of Luxury “Celebrations”
7:00	*Nature “A Mystery in Alaska” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	NOW on PBS (repeat of Tuesday)
8:30	Expose: America’s Investigative Reports (repeat of Tuesday)
9:00	*Mystery! “Miss Marple, Series II: The Moving Finger” (Part 1) (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	*The Canteen Spirit (Special)
11:00	Ferrets: The Pursuit of Excellence (Special) (60 minutes)


Sunday 31
6:00AM	George Shrinks
6:30	Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
7:00	WordGirl
7:30	Jokers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
8:00	Sesame Street
9:00	Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures
9:30	Zoboomafoo
10:00	The Berenstain Bears
10:30	Boohbah
11:00	Teletubbies
11:30	Wishbone
12:00PM	A Place of Our Own (repeat of Monday)
12:30	*The Sixties: The Years that Shaped a Generation (Special)
2:30	Seasoned with Spirit
3:00	Dragonfly TV (repeat of Thursday)
3:30	Soundstage
4:30	The Pacific Way
5;30	Hafa Adai Guam USA hosted by Johnny Sablan (Local) (repeat of Monday)
6:00PM	Mabuhay (Local) (repeat of Tuesday)
6:30	Hometime “Betsy-Tacy House -- Interior Demolition” (repeat of Saturday)
7:00	Nova “The Ghost in Your Genes” (repeat of Wednesday)
8:00	*China from the Inside “Freedom and Justice”
9:00	Austin City Limits “Widespread Panic” (repeat of Thursday)
10:00	*Masterpiece Mystery! “Foyle’s War, Series V: Broken Souls” (repeat of Thursday)
11:30	The March of the Bonus Army (Special) (30 minutes)