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Inside the Mind of Agatha ChristieSunday, Jan. 17, 9 pm/10 Mtn

Agatha Christie’s EnglandSunday, Jan. 24, 9 pm/10 Mtn

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Vol. 42 • Issue 1 January/February 2021

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Matchless Maven of Murder MysteriesAgatha Christie ranks as one of the most successful writers of all time.

Combining rare access to Christie’s family and her personal archive, Inside The Mind of Agatha Christie offers a never-before-seen look into the late crime writer’s fascinating life story.

Agatha Christie’s England retraces the celebrated English writer’s footsteps across the United Kingdom. With access to both her family and those who lived with her and knew her best, learn how Christie drew upon her extraordinary surroundings for inspiration.

These programs air consecutive Sundays, Jan. 17 & 24 at 9 pm/10 Mtn, as KSPS Membership Special events.

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A Classic ReturnsSince their first publication in 1970, the beloved books of James Alfred

Wight, published under the pen name James Herriot, have held a special place in people’s hearts throughout the world.

This new television adaptation preserves the rich spirit, tone and values of Herriot’s iconic characters and stories and will bring to life his keenly observant, entertaining and incredibly funny tales of country life in the North of England for a modern audience.

Says Rebecca Eaton, Executive Producer of MASTERPIECE, “We promise that the new series will have all the wit, warmth, and quirky charm of the original — and of course, lots of irresistible animals.”

The new All Creatures Great and Small will air Sundays, beginning Jan. 10 at 8 pm/9 Mtn.

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Inland Sessions — A Vital, Virtual Front-Row Seat

Inland Sessions continue to please with a broad and varied slate of local performing artists. Closing in on the conclusion of its first successful season, the series has not let up on the gas pedal, continuing to bring the fesh and unexpected.

This issue, we turn the spotlight on Leon Atkinson. Besides being a classical guitar virtuoso, Leon is also head of the guitar program at Eastern Washington University and is host of The Guitar Hour on Spokane Public Radio. Leon Atkinson’s performance airs Monday, Feb. 1 at 8:30 pm.

Inland Sessions airs each Mondays at 8:30 pm. In addition, a library of available performances can be found at www.ksps.org/InlandSessions. New January/February artists include:

January 4 Spokane poet and artist Janelle Cordero.January 11 Spokane song writer Scott Ryan.January 25 Chris Reiser, a long-time Spokane musician with his rock band The Nerv.February 1 Classical guitarist Leon Atkinson.February 8 Spokane Symphony violinist Amanda Howard Phillips.

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From the Board…As 2020 draws to a close, I wanted to extend a personal, heartfelt thank you to all of

our viewers, partners and stewards. Over the last year, our communities have faced many unexpected and unprecedented challenges. We have had to endure loss and isolation. For many, their jobs vanished overnight. The family paradigm changed. Parents were forced to choose between work and daycare. Remote learning became the ‘new normal’ for children. Family and community supports were stretched to their limits. Yet, we continue to persevere.

It is with your continued support and commitment that KSPS has been able to provide entertainment, professional development and educational programming when it is needed most. We continue to be a venue for civil discussion and trusted programing, as well as a curator and promoter of regional arts and culture in a way that is accessible to all.

Your generosity and unwavering humanity in this time of need is overwhelming and for that I thank you.Sincerely,

Jeffrey AdamsChair, Friends of KSPS Board of Directors

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KSPS Community Advisory BoardThe KSPS Community Advisory Board provides valuable input to the Friends of KSPS (the station’s

governing Board) about KSPS programming, community service initiatives and how the station’s outreach and other decisions impact the communities we serve.

For more information about the Community Advisory Board, or to apply for a spot on the Board, visit ksps.org and click the ‘About’ tab — or email us: [email protected]

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January/February SpecialsPBS American PortraitTuesdays in January, 9 pmA national storytelling project aligned with PBS’s 50th anniversary celebration, we invited America to participate in a national conversation about what it really means to be an American today.

Finding Your Roots New Season PremieresTuesday, Jan. 19, 8 pm

In the premiere of Season 7: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. discovers the privileged lineages that claim actor Glenn Close and director John

Waters as descendants, introducing ancestors who are as bold and independent as they are.

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The Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our Song NEW TWO-PART SERIESTuesdays, Feb 16 & 23, 9 pmTraces the 400-year-old story of the Black church in America. Discover how Black people have worshipped and, through their spiritual journeys, incorporated their faith traditions from Africa into a form of Christianity that was not only truly their own, but a redemptive force for a nation.

The AlpsNATURE MINISERIES

Wednesdays, Jan. 13 & 20, 8 pmThe Alps connect eight countries, spanning 750 miles from the

Mediterranean Sea to the Adriatic Sea. On every mountain slope, ridge or meadow, nature’s drama is played out as animals fight for their survival.

Europe’s New WildWednesdays, 10 pm beginning Feb. 3An intimate look at the wildlife of Lapland, a region in northern Finland — the fabled home of Santa Claus and the actual home of reindeer, wolverines, eagles, wolves, brown bears and more.

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Sundays 8 pm beginning Jan. 17Go on the case with private eye Eliza Scarlet, Victorian England’s

first-ever female sleuth. She solves crimes with — and occasionally flirts with — her partner and childhood friend,

Detective Inspector William “The Duke” Wellington.

In Concert at the Hollywood BowlNEW SIX-PART SERIES

Fridays 10 pm, Jan. 15 - Feb. 12Experience iconic moments from the archives of the Hollywood Bowl. Since attending in-person is currently not an option due to COVID-19, enjoy these six episodes — a veritable “best-of” from live performances of the past 10 years at the landmark venue.

Great PerformancesGreat Performances

From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2021FEATURING RICCARDO MUTI

Friday, Jan. 1, 9 pmRing in 2021 with guest conductor Riccardo Muti and the Vienna Philharmonic, performing

a festive selection of Strauss Family waltzes. Hugh Bonneville hosts.

Maria Callas, Opera singer (circa 1956)

The Magic of CallasFriday, Jan. 15, 11 pm

The Magic of HorowitzFriday, Jan. 22, 11 pm

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WEEKEND MORNINGSSATURDAYS 7:00 America’s Heartland 7:30 Expeditions with Patrick McMillan 8:00 MotorWeek 8:30 Growing a Greener World 9:00 Woodsmith Shop 9:30 American Woodshop 10:00 This Old House 10:30 This Old House 11:00 Ask This Old House 11:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 12:00 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television 12:30 Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul

SUNDAYS 7:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 7:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 8:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 8:30 Elinor Wonders Why 9:00 Sesame Street 9:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific 10:00 Splash and Bubbles (except 2/14) 10:30 1/3 Rick Steves Fascism in Europe (90 minutes)

1/10 Rick Steves’ Travel as a Political Act (90 minutes) The Impact (begins 1/17)

11:00 Inside Olympia (begins 1/17) 12:00 DW Focus on Europe 12:30 Asia Insight

MONDAY – FRIDAY DAYTIME 7:00 Odd Squad 7:30 Arthur 8:00 Molly of Denali (except 2/12) 8:30 Wild Kratts (except 2/12) 9:00 Hero Elementary (except 2/8) 9:30 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum (except 2/8) 10:00 Curious George 10:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 11:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 11:30 Elinor Wonders Why 12:00 Sesame Street 12:30 Sit and Be Fit 1:00 Monday 1/4 Special

Finding Your Roots (begins 1/11) Tuesday Antiques Roadshow Wednesday PBS American Portrait (ends 1/27)

Europe’s New Wild (begins 2/17) Thursday Specials Friday Specials / All Creatures Greaty and Small on MASTERPIECE (begins 1/22)

2:00 Monday Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Tuesday Painting with Wilson Bickford Wednesday The Grand View (ends 1/13)

Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins (begins 1/20)

Thursday Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Friday Samantha Brown’s Places to Love (except 1/1, 2/26) 2:30 Monday It’s Sew Easy Tuesday Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Wednesday Best of Sewing with Nancy Thursday Knit and Crochet Now Friday Quilting Arts 3:00 Hero Elementary 3:30 Let’s Go Luna! 4:00 Nature Cat (except 2/8) 4:30 Wild Kratts (except 2/8) 5:00 Molly of Denali (except 2/10) 5:30 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum (except 2/10) 6:00 BBC World News America 6:30 Monday New Scandinavian Cooking

Tuesday Samantha Brown’s Places to Love Wednesday Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking Thursday Rick Steves’ Europe Friday America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

7:00 PBS NewsHour

PBS Kids Valentine Special

Pinkalicious & Peterrific: Cupid Calls it QuitsMonday, Feb. 8, 9 pm & 4 pm • Wednesday, Feb. 10, 5 pm

Friday, Feb. 12, 8 am • Sunday, Feb. 14, 9:30 am

It’s Valentine’s Day in Pinkville and Pinkalicious can’t wait to make valentines for her class party. But when she befriends the Cupid, he offers her a trade that turns her plans upside-down! How Pinkalicious and Peter save Valentine’s Day for all of Pinkville?

Young children are better prepared for school when they watch PBS Kids. KSPS PBS provides over 40-hours a week of free, research-based educational programs for kids, and our new PBS Kids channel provides trusted educational programs 24/7.

Thousands of children have learned about healthy eating and exercise by watching FitKids during PBS Kids programming on KSPS PBS.

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Northwest Profiles Season Premiere!Thursday, Jan. 28, 8 pmA biographical profile of Spokane businesswoman and philanthropist Myrtle Woldson and her impact on the community.

Influenced by abstract expressionist painters, Spokane artist Mel McCuddin uses fingers, rags and brushes to create his unconventional animal and human subjects.

Meet Nick Zentner, teacher, geologist and host of Nick on the Rocks — Thursday evenings on KSPS. If anyone can get you excited about geology, it’s Nick!

Fort Calgary Museum, located at the birthplace of Calgary is part of a centuries-old relationship between the land and its modern and Indigenous peoples.

February NW Profiles encore: Thursday, Feb. 25, 8 pm

Violence at HomeThursday, Jan. 21, 8 pmA community health survey revealed that family trauma and violence are top concerns in Spokane. The county sees more domestic violence, child abuse & neglect and youth suicide per-capita than most in Washington. And recent statistics don’t reflect what’s happening since the start of the pandemic. In collaboration with community partners, we address the root causes of these conditions and offer help & solutions for victims.

Housing is Health Thursday, Feb. 18, 8 pmPoverty and the lack of affordable housing are major causes of homelessness in Spokane, pushing increasing numbers of women and families with children into unhealthy and unsafe living conditions. Local charity, business and community leaders discuss efforts to solve the problem and what still needs to be done.

KSPS Prime Time Listings

** NOTE: Listed time for Saturday Night Cinema films includes 5 minutes for host introduction.

Program listings are in Mountain Time.Listings are as accurate as possible at the time of publication. Due to late programming changes, these listings may vary from the actual broadcast schedule. Visit KSPS.org for the most up-to-date schedule.

Legend: This symbol identifies programs available with Described Video (or DVS) for the sight-impaired, carried on your set’s Secondary Audio Program (S.A.P.)

Friday, Jan. 1

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration

2021” Ring in 2021 with Strauss Family waltzes, hosted Hugh Bonneville. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am, Sun. @ 4 pm & Mon. @ 4 am)

10:30 United in Song: Celebrating the Resilience of America 12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 2

1:00 Cook’s Country “Beef, Dressed Up” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Orlando, Hour Three” 3:00 American Masters “Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page” 4:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Germany’s Fascist Story” 5:30 Washington Grown “Part Time Farmers” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Abbey Pumping Station 1” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Transportation” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Christmas 1995 – The Pageant” 8:30 As Time Goes By “Relationships” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Oliver!” (1968; 158 minutes with Ryan

Tucker’s intro) Young orphan Oliver Twist runs away and meets a group of boys trained to be pickpockets by an elderly mentor.

11:35 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Nicolas Vigil” 12:00 ACL Hall of Fame: The First Six YearsSunday, Jan. 3

1:00 Nature “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo” 2:00 Nova “The Impossible Flight” 4:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration

2021” (Rpt. Mon. @ 4 am) 5:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Jason Evans” (Rpt. Mon., 2/1 @ 8:30 pm) 6:00 Pride & Prejudice 7:00 Capturing History [KSPS] Showcases the work of three area

photographers of the early 1900s: Charles A. Libby; Frank S. Matsura; and Frank Palmer.

8:00 Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed The little-known yet profound role Prince Albert played in shaping Victorian Britain. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 4 am, Wed. @ 5 am & Thurs. @ 1 pm)

9:00 Elizabeth is Missing on MASTERPIECE A woman desperately tries to solve two mysteries as she declines ever deeper into dementia. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am)

11:00 Thou Shalt Not Kill “Episode 6” 12:00 ResistanceMonday, Jan. 4

8:00 Washington Grown “Specialty Potatoes” We make delicious gnocchi at Woodblock in Redmond; and visit a farm growing specialty “Bintje” potatoes. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm)

8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Janelle Cordero” (Rpt. Fri. @ 10:30 pm & Mon., 2/8 @ 8:30 pm)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow “American Stories” Highlight: a Navajo belt, bracelet & basket. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Harrisburg, Hour Two” (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am)

11:00 Independent Lens “A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem” (Rpt. Tues. @ 3 am, Wed. @ 4 am, Thurs. @ 5 am & Sat. @ 5 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Jan. 5

8:00 Finding Your Roots “Breaking the Silences” The family secrets of journalist Gayle King, director Jordan Peele and comedian Issa Rae. (Rpt. Sun. @ 5 am & 7 pm and Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 PBS American Portrait “I Dream” People share their meanings of the American dream. (Series begins; rpt. Wed. @ 2 am & 1 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 4 am and Sunday @ 4 am & 5 pm)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Evening with Valerie Simpson in Honor of Nick Ashford 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 6

8:00 Nature “A Squirrel’s Guide to Success” The extraordinary abilities of these cheeky nut-lovers. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am and Sun. @ 2 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Prediction by the Numbers” How predictions underpin nearly every aspect of our lives. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 2 pm)

10:00 When Disaster Strikes “A Perfect Storm: Mozambique” Extraordinary story of bravery and hope in the wake of Cyclone Idai. (Series begins; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 4 pm, Sun. @ 3 am & Thurs., 1/14 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Oman – Desert Canyon” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 7

8:00 Operation Grand Canyon with Dan Snow (Part 1 of 2; rpt. Sun. @ 3 pm) 9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway–Private Investigators “O Brave New

World” The unlikely detective duo of Frank and Lu discover that not all is as peaceful as it seems in the picturesque Stratford-upon-Avon. (Series begins)

9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] Nationally recognized geologist Nick Zentner leads on adventures through Washington’s diverse landscapes and geologic features. (New KSPS series begins)

10:00 Midsomer Murders “The Dagger Club, Part 1” A newly discovered novel by a deceased crime-writer is stolen.

11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 8

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii A television blockbuster when it was

originally broadcast in the U.S. on April 4, 1973. 10:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Janelle Cordero” (Rpt. Mon., 2/8 @ 8:30 pm) 11:00 Frontline “A Thousand Cuts” (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am)

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1:00 Cook’s Country “Regional Italian American Favorites” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “American Stories” 3:00 Forces of Nature “Shape” 4:00 When Disaster Strikes “A Perfect Storm: Mozambique”

(Series begins; rpt. Sun. @ 3 am & Thurs. @ 1 pm) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Egypt’s Cairo” 5:30 Washington Grown “Specialty Potatoes” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Stormont 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “This Colorful World” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Seaside Fun” 8:30 As Time Goes By “The Picnic” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “On the Waterfront” (1954; 113 minutes

with Shaun Higgins’ intro) An ex-prize-fighter-turned-longshoreman struggles to stand up to his corrupt union bosses.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Dino Martinis” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Foo Fighters Rock Austin City Limits”Sunday, Jan. 10

1:00 Nature “A Squirrel’s Guide to Success” 2:00 Nova “Prediction by the Numbers” 3:00 Lorraine Hansberry: American Masters 5:00 PBS American Portrait “I Dream” 6:00 Pride & Prejudice 7:00 Finding Your Roots “Breaking the Silences” 8:00 Masterpiece: 50 Fabulous Years! Celebrates the iconic series that

introduced generations of viewers to the delights of British drama. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & 4 am)

9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE James Herriot interviews for a job with harried Yorkshire veterinarian Siegfried Farnon. His first day is full of surprises. (New MASTERPIECE series begins; rpt. Mon. @ 2:30 am, Wed. @ 5 am & Fri. @ 1 pm)

10:00 The Unseen Alistair Cooke on MASTERPIECE A revealing portrait of longtime Masterpiece Theatre host Alastair Cooke, one of the most celebrated broadcasters of the 20th century. (Rpt. Mon. @ 3:30 am)


8:00 Washington Grown “Livestock” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm) 8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Scott Ryan” (Rpt. Thurs., 1/28 @ 8:30 pm,

Mon., 2/15 @ 8:30 pm & Sat., 2/20 @ 11:30 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Baltimore 2021 Hour 1” Highlight:

Plains & Prairie American Indian art. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm)

10:00 American Experience “The Codebreaker” The story of Elizebeth Smith Friedman, the groundbreaking cryptanalyst who helped bring down Al Capone. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2:30 am, Wed. @ 4 am & Thurs. @ 5 am)

11:00 Independent Lens “A Day in the Life of America / American Nomads” (rpt. Tues. @ 3:30 am & Sat. @ 4 am)


8:00 Finding Your Roots “Coming to America” Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, news anchor Norah O’Donnell and fashion designer Zac Posen explore their immigrant roots. (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 PBS American Portrait “I Work” Everyday people share stories about their jobs and careers. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am & 1 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am, and Sunday @ 4 am & 5 pm)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Marriner Eccles: Father of the Modern Federal Reserve 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 13

8:00 Nature “The Alps: The High Life” Experience the Alps in spring and summertime, as newborn animals grow up to face the coming brutal winter. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am and Sun. @ 2 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Secrets in Our DNA” (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 2 pm) 10:00 When Disaster Strikes “The Silent Killer: Somalia” Shocking

stories as another drought strikes Somalia. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 4 pm, Sun. @ 3 am & Thurs., 1/21 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Greenland – Frozen Frontier” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 14

8:00 Operation Grand Canyon with Dan Snow (Part 2 of 2; rpt. Sun. @ 3 pm)

9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “The Chimes at 1 am”

9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “The Dagger Club, Part 2” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 15

8:00 Washington Week (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am) 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Packed to the Rafters An Australian couple with three grown children

seem like they’re finally going to have the house to themselves. Or are they? (Series begins)

10:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Musicals and the Movies” Kristin Chenoweth sing “Over the Rainbow” with Kevin Stites, Audra McDonald performs “Moon River” with Bramwell Tovey and more. (Series begins; rpt. Sat. @ 2 am, Sun. @ 5 am & 4 pm, Mon. @ 4 am and Thur. @ 3 am)

11:00 Great Performances “The Magic of Callas” (Rpt. Mon. @ 5 am) 12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 16

1:00 Cook’s Country “Aloha State Favorites” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Baltimore 2021 Hour 1” 3:00 Forces of Nature “Elements” 4:00 When Disaster Strikes “The Silent Killer: Somalia” (Rpt. Sun. @

3 am & Thurs. @ 1 pm) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Egypt’s Nile, Alexandria and Luxor” 5:30 Washington Grown “Livestock” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Abbey Pumping Station 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Indiana” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “The Fancy Dressball” 8:30 As Time Goes By “White Hunter” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “The Apartment” (1960; 130 minutes with

Shaun Higgins’ intro) A man tries to rise in his company by letting its executives use his apartment for trysts.

11:05 Stampede City Sessions “Johnson Crook” 12:00 Austin City Limits “The War and Treaty / Ruthie Foster”

A Pause to Say Thank YouI hope you will spend a few minutes looking through the attached Annual Report for the 2019-2020 fiscal year, complete with a

letter from General Manager Gary Stokes. When you do, please take a bow for the important part YOU have played in making all those accomplishments possible. You have helped us apply the unique capabilities of Public Television to meet urgent needs. Your support has made it happen.

As we look ahead to a better year in 2021, your membership continues to make all the difference. The confidence in your support of television that celebrates life’s possibilities…that enables lifelong learning…that is here for everyone… allows KSPS to move boldly into an unknown future. You truly do make it possible. Thank you!

With gratitude,Dawn Bayman, Director of Development

The Heart of KSPS PBSLet’s take one more moment to recognize just what it is that makes all this — every news report,

insightful conversation, thrilling discovery, inspiring moment — possible: you and your generous support for KSPS PBS at times like this.

KSPS PBS can remain a vibrant public service year after year because the community we serve and report to every day is also the one that provides the great majority of our funding.

YOU are the public at the heart of KSPS PBS’s public mission.

In these remaining days of an extraordinarily challenging year for everyone, your year-end strong support now is especially important. It will help bring you the information, insights, and inspiration you and so many others will count on often throughout 2021. All this means this is a moment to act.

It takes only a few moments to make your powerful year-end donation to KSPS PBS, but your generosity now will reward you in all the moments you spend with KSPS PBS in 2021.

In Memory

In Memory of Pamela Gorski

From Mary Ann Agnew

Spokane, WA

Investments & Partnerships UpdateAs 2021 dawns, please accept the heartfelt gratitude of the KSPS PBS development staff. YOUR support has helped millions of

people in the Inland Northwest and western Canada, providing: the wonderful respite of PBS television; on-air performances by local artists; and educational programs for our kids and their families as they make a success of the school year. Better days are ahead and KSPS PBS will be there for you.

Sandra Kernerman, CFRE, Investment & Partnership Director

Prevue Editor Doug Minor RetiresIf you’ve read an issue of this guide at any time since the 1990s, you’ve enjoyed the work of

Doug Minor, Editor of Prevue.

Since the early 1990s, Doug could be found writing and editing articles about events and initiatives, preparing images to highlight our programs and figuring out how to squeeze a ton of information into the limited number of pages in each issue of Prevue. His warm and friendly writing style has given Prevue the personality we all gladly invite into our TV rooms.

In his “spare” time, Doug also managed the front pages of our website and created a wide variety of print pieces, including the Annual Report. He has been an effective communicator, manager of our logo and advocate for sharing the best of KSPS with all of our members. He also happens to be a champion mountain bike rider, resourceful do-it-yourselfer around his beautiful property and, with his wife Kathy, proud grandparent as of last February.

This is Doug’s last issue of Prevue. He plans to retire at the end of January. As he said, “My thanks to KSPS for the freedom, the occasional prodding and the encouragement to grow in my craft. It has been a position that grew with me and truly evolved into my dream job. For that I am grateful.”

Doug, we are all grateful to you for the decades of hard work and creativity you’ve given to KSPS. Congratulations on a job very well done and a well-earned retirement!

ALL CREATURES GREAT & SMALL

PET PROJECTWe are pawsitively delighted to bring a new and acclaimed production of All Creatures Great & Small to KSPS!

Do you and your pet watch KSPS together? Share your love for your fur-baby and support KSPS at the same time!

Donate in your pet’s name, add a picture, and we’ll recognize them on KSPS.org & Facebook.

Go here to get started: https://www.ksps.org/petproject

There you can see the many furry fans that are such an important part of the KSPS family. All that’s missing is yours!

Share your love for your pet!

In Memory of Carole Jones

From Claude KistlerSpokane, WA

In memory of Lee G. Taylor

From Kathleen Taylor

Sagle, ID

In Memory ofKari VanSickel

From Betty VanSickel

Spokane, WA

In Memory ofAlice L Crippen

From Victoria & James Munch

Spokane, WA10

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A Pause to Say Thank YouI hope you will spend a few minutes looking through the attached Annual Report for the 2019-2020 fiscal year, complete with a

letter from General Manager Gary Stokes. When you do, please take a bow for the important part YOU have played in making all those accomplishments possible. You have helped us apply the unique capabilities of Public Television to meet urgent needs. Your support has made it happen.

As we look ahead to a better year in 2021, your membership continues to make all the difference. The confidence in your support of television that celebrates life’s possibilities…that enables lifelong learning…that is here for everyone… allows KSPS to move boldly into an unknown future. You truly do make it possible. Thank you!

With gratitude,Dawn Bayman, Director of Development

The Heart of KSPS PBSLet’s take one more moment to recognize just what it is that makes all this — every news report,

insightful conversation, thrilling discovery, inspiring moment — possible: you and your generous support for KSPS PBS at times like this.

KSPS PBS can remain a vibrant public service year after year because the community we serve and report to every day is also the one that provides the great majority of our funding.

YOU are the public at the heart of KSPS PBS’s public mission.

In these remaining days of an extraordinarily challenging year for everyone, your year-end strong support now is especially important. It will help bring you the information, insights, and inspiration you and so many others will count on often throughout 2021. All this means this is a moment to act.

It takes only a few moments to make your powerful year-end donation to KSPS PBS, but your generosity now will reward you in all the moments you spend with KSPS PBS in 2021.

In Memory

In Memory of Pamela Gorski

From Mary Ann Agnew

Spokane, WA

Investments & Partnerships UpdateAs 2021 dawns, please accept the heartfelt gratitude of the KSPS PBS development staff. YOUR support has helped millions of

people in the Inland Northwest and western Canada, providing: the wonderful respite of PBS television; on-air performances by local artists; and educational programs for our kids and their families as they make a success of the school year. Better days are ahead and KSPS PBS will be there for you.

Sandra Kernerman, CFRE, Investment & Partnership Director

Prevue Editor Doug Minor RetiresIf you’ve read an issue of this guide at any time since the 1990s, you’ve enjoyed the work of

Doug Minor, Editor of Prevue.

Since the early 1990s, Doug could be found writing and editing articles about events and initiatives, preparing images to highlight our programs and figuring out how to squeeze a ton of information into the limited number of pages in each issue of Prevue. His warm and friendly writing style has given Prevue the personality we all gladly invite into our TV rooms.

In his “spare” time, Doug also managed the front pages of our website and created a wide variety of print pieces, including the Annual Report. He has been an effective communicator, manager of our logo and advocate for sharing the best of KSPS with all of our members. He also happens to be a champion mountain bike rider, resourceful do-it-yourselfer around his beautiful property and, with his wife Kathy, proud grandparent as of last February.

This is Doug’s last issue of Prevue. He plans to retire at the end of January. As he said, “My thanks to KSPS for the freedom, the occasional prodding and the encouragement to grow in my craft. It has been a position that grew with me and truly evolved into my dream job. For that I am grateful.”

Doug, we are all grateful to you for the decades of hard work and creativity you’ve given to KSPS. Congratulations on a job very well done and a well-earned retirement!

ALL CREATURES GREAT & SMALL

PET PROJECTWe are pawsitively delighted to bring a new and acclaimed production of All Creatures Great & Small to KSPS!

Do you and your pet watch KSPS together? Share your love for your fur-baby and support KSPS at the same time!

Donate in your pet’s name, add a picture, and we’ll recognize them on KSPS.org & Facebook.

Go here to get started: https://www.ksps.org/petproject

There you can see the many furry fans that are such an important part of the KSPS family. All that’s missing is yours!

Share your love for your pet!

In Memory of Carole Jones

From Claude KistlerSpokane, WA

In memory of Lee G. Taylor

From Kathleen Taylor

Sagle, ID

In Memory ofKari VanSickel

From Betty VanSickel

Spokane, WA

In Memory ofAlice L Crippen

From Victoria & James Munch

Spokane, WA

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Sunday, Jan. 17

1:00 Nature “The Alps: The High Life” 2:00 Nova “Secrets in Our DNA” 3:00 Operation Grand Canyon with Dan Snow 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Musicals and the Movies” 5:00 PBS American Portrait “I Work” 6:00 Pride & Prejudice 7:00 Finding Your Roots “Coming to America” 8:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on MASTERPIECE “Inheritance” Thrown

onto her own, Eliza goes to work as a private detective to get out of debt. (Series begins; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Tues. @ 4 am)

9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE Fresh from veterinary college, Siegfried’s fun-loving brother, Tristan, arrives to help out. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 5 am & Fri. @ 1 pm)

10:00 Inside the Mind of Agatha Christie Discover what made the world’s most successful crime writer tick. (Rpt. Mon. @ 3 am)


8:00 Washington Grown “Women in Agriculture” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm) 8:30 Spokane Public Schools Bond / Levy Discussion [KSPS] 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Baltimore 2021 Hour 2” Highlight: a

Klondike Gold Rush archive. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 American Masters “How it Feels to be Free” The lives and

trailblazing careers of iconic African American entertainers Lena Horne, Abbey Lincoln, Nina Simone, Diahann Carroll, Cicely Tyson and Pam Grier. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am, Wed. @ 4 am & Sat. @ 4 am)


8:00 Finding Your Roots “To the Manor Born” The privileged lineages that claim actor Glenn Close and director John Waters as descendants. (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 PBS American Portrait “I Keep” People try to preserve or change traditions in their lives and communities. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am & 1 pm, Thurs. @ 5 am, & Sunday @ 5 pm)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Evening with Eric Holder 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 20

8:00 Nature “The Alps: Winter’s Fortress” Experience the hostile and bitter cold ecosystems of the Alps. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am and Sun. @ 2 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Decoding Da Vinci” How Leonardo da Vinci used science to create his legendary artwork. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 2 pm)

10:00 When Disaster Strikes “Paradise Lost: Bahamas” An epic tale of survival as one of the Caribbean’s strongest hurricanes strikes. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 4 pm, Sun. @ 3 am & Thurs., 1/28 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Suriname – Lost World” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 21

8:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Violence at Home” A community health survey revealed that family trauma and violence are top concerns in Spokane. (Rpt. Sun. @ 6 pm)

9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “This Promised End” 9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “Murder by Magic, Part 1” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and Company

Friday, Jan. 22

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Packed to the Rafters 10:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Hecho En Mexico (Made in

Mexico)” Rodrigo y Gabriela, Natalia Lafourcade and La Santa Cecilia, Los Angeles Azules with YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles) and Paolo Bortolameolli perform. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am, Sun. @ 5 am & 4 pm, Mon. @ 4 am and Thurs. @ 4 am)

11:00 Great Performances “The Magic of Horowitz” (Rpt. Sun. @ 4 am & Mon. @ 5 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 23

1:00 Cook’s Country “Chicken and Cornbread” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Baltimore 2021 Hour 2” 3:00 Forces of Nature “Color” 4:00 When Disaster Strikes “Paradise Lost: Bahamas” (Rpt. Sun. @

3 am & Thurs. @ 1 pm) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Ethiopia: A Development Story” 5:30 Washington Grown “Women in Agriculture” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Newcastle Civic Centre 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Musical Masterpieces” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Hyacinth is Alarmed” 8:30 As Time Goes By “Weekend Away” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Yours, Mine and Ours” (1968; 116 minutes

with Ryan Tucker’s intro) A widower with ten children falls for a widow with eight — the makings of a huge, unconventional family.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Lindsay Ell” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Sarah Jarosz / Ray Wylie Hubbard”Sunday, Jan. 24

1:00 Nature “The Alps: Winter’s Fortress” 2:00 Nova “Decoding Da Vinci” 3:00 Operation Grand Canyon with Dan Snow 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Hecho En Mexico (Made in

Mexico)” 5:00 PBS American Portrait “I Keep” 6:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Violence at Home” 7:00 Finding Your Roots “To the Manor Born” 8:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on MASTERPIECE “The Woman in Red”

A man is caught with a bloodied knife at a murder scene. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Tues. @ 4 am)

9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE James is put to the test with an ailing racehorse. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 5 am & Fri. @ 1 pm)

10:00 Agatha Christie’s England Retrace the beloved author’s footsteps to see the real places that inspired her literary universe. (Rpt. Mon. @ 3 am)


8:00 Washington Grown “Vegetables” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm) 8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Chris Rieser” (Rpt. Mon., 2/22 @

8:30 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Tucson 2021 Hour 1” Highlight: an

1861 Charles Dickens letter. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut “Newport, Part 5” (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am,

Wed. @ 4 am & Sat. @ 4 am) 10:30 POV “The Mole Agent” (Rpt. Tues. @ 2:30 am, Wed. @ 4:30 am &

Sat. @ 4:30 am) 12:00 Amanpour and Company

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Tuesday, Jan. 26

8:00 Finding Your Roots “Against All Odds” Media personality Andy Cohen and radio journalist Nina Totenberg discover ancestors who were determined to survive. (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 PBS American Portrait “I Rise” People working to create an antiracist American future. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am & 1 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am, and Sunday @ 4 am & 5 pm)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Evening with Colin Powell 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 27

8:00 Nature “Octopus: Making Contact” An Alaskan professor raises and studies a pet octopus in his home. DVS] (Rpt. Fri. @ 4 am and Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Forgotten Genius” The great African-American scientist Percy Julian was also an industrialist, self-made millionaire, humanitarian and civil rights pioneer. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 2 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Mexico – Flooded Caves” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 28

8:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] (Season premiere; rpt. Sun., 2/14 @ 6:30 pm)

8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Scott Ryan” (Rpt. Mon., 2/15 @ 8:30 pm & Sat., 2/20 @ 11:30 pm)

9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “This Rough Magic”

9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “Murder by Magic, Part 2” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 29

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 PBS Programming 10:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Jazz at the Hollywood Bowl”

Dianne Reeves performs with Brazilian musician Ivan Lins and more; Herbie Hancock, Carlos Santana, Wayne Shorter, Marcus Miller and Cindy Blackman Santana (a.k.a. Mega Nova) jam. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am, Sun. @ 5 am & 4 pm and Mon. @ 4 am)

11:00 Lidia Celebrates America “A Salute to First Responders” (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am, Sun. @ 6 pm & Mon. @ 5 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 30

1:00 Cook’s Country “The Perfect Cake” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Tucson 2021 Hour 1” 3:00 Forces of Nature “Motion” 4:00 Capturing History 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Why We Travel” 5:30 Washington Grown “Vegetables” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Osborne House 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours “Special” 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “The Southern Show” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “A Riverside Picnic” 8:30 As Time Goes By “Visiting Rocky” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Risky Business” (1983; 104 minutes with

Ryan Tucker’s intro) A Chicago teenager is looking for fun at home while his parents are away, but the situation quickly gets out of hand.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “The Matinee” 12:00 Austin City Limits

Sunday, Jan. 31

1:00 Nature “Octopus: Making Contact” 2:00 Nova “Forgotten Genius” 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Jazz at the Hollywood Bowl” 5:00 PBS American Portrait “I Rise” 6:00 Lidia Celebrates America “A Salute to First Responders” 7:00 Finding Your Roots “Against All Odds” 8:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on MASTERPIECE “Deeds Not Words”

The Duke hires Eliza to spy on suffragettes. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am & Tues. @ 4 am)

9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE Siegfried makes a decision about Tristan. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 5 am & Fri. @ 1 pm)

10:00 Long Song on MASTERPIECE “Episode 1” In early 1800s Jamaica, Caroline adopts the child slave July as her maid. (Rpt. Mon. @ 3 am)

11:00 Thou Shalt Not Kill “Episode 10” 12:00 ResistanceMonday, Feb. 1

8:00 Washington Grown “The Next Generation” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm) 8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Leon Atkinson” 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Harrisburg, Hour Three” Highlight: the 1963-

1968 NASA archive of Pearl Tucker. 11:00 Independent Lens “9to6: The Story of a Movement” (Rpt. Tues.

@ 2:30 am) 12:30 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 2

8:00 Finding Your Roots (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm) 9:00 The Jazz Ambassadors When America asked Dizzy Gillespie, Louis

Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman to travel as cultural ambassadors and combat racially charged Soviet propaganda.

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Evening with Smokey Robinson 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 3

8:00 Nature “Pumas: Legends of the Ice Mountains” (Rpt. Sun. @ 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Reactions” (Rpt. Sun. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Europe’s New Wild “The Missing Lynx” Reveals the spectacular

resurgence of nature across Europe’s most varied and breathtaking landscapes. (Series begins; rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm & Wed., 2/10 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Borneo – Dark Shadow” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 4

8:00 Rick Steves Hunger and Hope: Lessons from Ethiopia and Guatemala Travel host Rick Steves’ concern with world hunger relief leads him on a rare journey outside of Europe.

9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “Toil and Trouble” 9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “The Ballad of Midsomer County, Part 1” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 5

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Packed to the Rafters 10:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 11:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 12:00 Amanpour and Company

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Saturday, Feb. 6

1:00 Cook’s Country “Roast Beef and Potatoes” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Prehistoric Road Trip “Welcome to Fossil Country” 4:00 Europe’s New Wild “The Missing Lynx” (Series begins; rpt. Wed. @

1 pm) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “The Heart of England” 5:30 Washington Grown “The Next Generation” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Pioneering Women Special” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Love Songs” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Skis” 8:30 As Time Goes By “Why?” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Arthur” (1981; 102 minutes with Ryan

Tucker’s intro) When Alcoholic billionaire playboy Arthur Bach falls in love with a poor waitress, he must choose between love and money.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Clayton Bellamy & the Congregation” 12:00 Austin City LimitsSunday, Feb. 7

1:00 Nature “Pumas: Legends of the Ice Mountains” 2:00 Nova “Reactions” 3:00 KSPS Membership Special 5:00 KSPS Membership Special 7:00 Finding Your Roots 8:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on MASTERPIECE 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE (Rpt. Fri. @ 1 pm) 10:00 Long Song on MASTERPIECE “Episode 2” 11:00 Thou Shalt Not Kill “Episode 11” 12:00 ResistanceMonday, Feb. 8

8:00 Washington Grown “Environment / Innovation” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm)

8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Amanda Howard Phillips” 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 American Experience “Goin’ Back to T-Town” The story of

Greenwood, an extraordinary Black community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that prospered during the 1920s and ’30s.

11:00 Independent Lens “Women in Blue” 12:30 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 9

8:00 Finding Your Roots (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Al Capone: Icon Quintessential self-made American man, ruthless

killer or both? (Rpt. Thurs. @ 1 pm) 10:00 Frontline 11:00 Evening with B.B. King 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 10

8:00 Nature “Big Bend” (Rpt. Sun. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Nova “Indestructible” (Rpt. Sun. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Europe’s New Wild “Return of the Titans” In the Carpathian

Mountains of Romania, the reintroduction of European bison is transforming the land. (Rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm & Wed., 2/17 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Bhutan – White Water” 12:00 Amanpour and Company

Thursday, Feb. 11

8:00 Stella & Co.: A Romantic Musical Comedy Documentary An upbeat, lighthearted look at aging through the lives of the filmmaker’s 104-year-old mother and her equally full-of-life friends.

9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “Exit, Pursued by a Bear”

9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “The Ballad of Midsomer County, Part 2” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 12

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Packed to the Rafters 10:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Feb. 13

1:00 Cook’s Country “Pork and Pie” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Prehistoric Road Trip “We Dig Dinosaurs” 4:00 Europe’s New Wild “Return of the Titans” (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 pm) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Lisbon” 5:30 Washington Grown “Environment / Innovation” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “World War 1 Special” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Songs by Johnny Mercer” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “Country Estate” 8:30 As Time Goes By “Misunderstandings” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Best in Show” (2000; 95 minutes with

Shaun Higgins’ intro) 11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Great Lake Swimmers” 12:00 Austin City LimitsSunday, Feb. 14

1:00 Nature “Big Bend” 2:00 Nova “Indestructible” 3:00 Live Art: Love 4:00 Great Performances “The Sound of Music” 6:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] 7:00 Finding Your Roots 8:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on MASTERPIECE 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE (Rpt. Fri. @ 1 pm) 10:00 Long Song on MASTERPIECE “Episode 3” 11:00 Thou Shalt Not Kill “Episode 12” 12:00 Seaside HotelMonday, Feb. 15

8:00 Washington Grown “Rising Stars” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm) 8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Scott Ryan” (Rpt. Sat. @ 11:30 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 American Experience “Voice of Freedom” The extraordinary life of

African American singer Marian Anderson. (Rpt. Sun. @ 5 pm) 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 16

8:00 Finding Your Roots (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our Song Traces the 400-

year story of the Black church in America. (Series begins) 11:00 Hollywood’s Architect: The Paul R. Williams Story 12:00 Amanpour and Company

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Wednesday, Feb. 17

8:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse: Origins” The relationship between man and his noble steed is almost as old as civilization itself.

(Rpt. Sun. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Nova “Life” (Rpt. Sun. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Europe’s New Wild “The Land of the Snow and Ice” Lapland is

home to the Sámi people, iconic wildlife and a time-honored natural spectacle. (Rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm & Wed., 2/24 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Greenland – Ice Mountain” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 18

8:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Housing is Health” (Rpt. Sun. @ 4 pm)

9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “The Fairest Show Means the Most Deceit”

9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “A Vintage Murder, Part 1” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 19

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Packed to the Rafters 10:00 Driving While Black: Race, Space and Mobility in America 12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Feb. 20

1:00 Cook’s Country “Holiday Feast” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Relish 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Prehistoric Road Trip “Tiny Teeth, Fearsome Beasts” 4:00 Europe’s New Wild “The Land of the Snow and Ice” (Rpt. Wed. @

1 pm) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Portugal’s Heartland” 5:30 Washington Grown “Rising Stars” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Compilation 1” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Tribute to the Swing and Sweet Bands” 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances “The Boyfriend” 8:30 As Time Goes By “The Cruise” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Avalon” (1990; 133 minutes with Shaun

Higgins’ intro) 11:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Scott Ryan” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Willie Nelson”Sunday, Feb. 21

1:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse: Origins” 2:00 Nova “Life” 3:00 Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy [KSPS] 4:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Housing is Health” 5:00 American Experience “Voice of Freedom” 7:00 Finding Your Roots 8:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on MASTERPIECE 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE (Rpt. Fri. @ 1 pm) 10:30 Beyond the Canvas “Taking the Stage” 11:00 Stella – A History of War 12:00 Seaside HotelMonday, Feb. 22

8:00 Washington Grown “Beef” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 pm) 8:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Chris Rieser”

9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Newport, Hour One” For the first time,

cameras roll indoors and outdoors! 11:00 Independent Lens “Mr. Soul!” 12:30 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 23

8:00 Finding Your Roots (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm & Mon. @ 1 pm) 9:00 Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our Song (Part 2) 11:00 Kindred Spirits: Artists Hilda Wilkinson Brown and Lilian Thomas

Burwell (Rpt. Thurs. @ 8:30 pm) 11:30 Unforgettable Augustus Post 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 24

8:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse: Chasing the Wind” At the speed of a horse, our ancestors conquered distances and built empires. (Rpt. Sun. @ 1 pm)

9:00 NOVA 10:00 Europe’s New Wild “Europe’s Amazon” An incredible range of

wildlife finds sanctuary in the stunning Danube Delta. (Rpt. Sat. @ 4 pm & Wed., 3/3 @ 1 pm)

11:00 Expedition with Steve Backshall “Mexico – Maya Underworld” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 25

8:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] 8:30 Kindred Spirits: Artists Hilda Wilkinson Brown and Lilian Thomas

Burwell 9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators “The Chameleon’s

Dish” 9:50 Nick on the Rocks [KSPS] 10:00 Midsomer Murders “A Vintage Murder, Part 2” 11:00 The Tunnel 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 26

8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Packed to the Rafters 10:00 PBS Programming 12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Feb. 27

1:00 Cook’s Country “A Trip to the Big Easy” 1:30 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking “Madrid Rooftop” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 KSPS Membership Special 5:00 KSPS Membership Special 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Top Songs from Broadway Musicals” 8:00 KSPS Membership Special 11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Madison Violet” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Vampire Weekend”Sunday, Feb. 28

1:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse: Chasing the Wind” 2:00 KSPS Membership Special 3:30 KSPS Membership Special 5:00 KSPS Membership Special 7:00 KSPS Membership Special 9:00 KSPS Membership Special 11:00 Registry 12:00 Seaside Hotel

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Friday, Jan. 1 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 PBS Programming 2:30 Anne of Green Gables: Fire & Dew 4:00 Nature “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo” 5:00 Capturing History [KSPS] 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Waist

Toning” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Upper

Body Pain Relief”Saturday, Jan. 2 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New

Year’s Celebration 2021” 3:30 Beyond the Canvas “All about the Music” 4:00 Ask This Old House “Reclaim Beam Mantel,

Geothermal” 4:30 American Masters “Laura Ingalls Wilder:

Prairie to Page” 6:00 This Old House “Upgrading Old School” 6:30 Ask This Old House “Reclaim Beam Mantel,

Geothermal”Sunday, Jan. 3 1 am Stampede City Sessions “Maddie Storvold” 2:00 ACL Hall of Fame: The First Six Years 3:00 Nature “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo”

4:00 Vernon Jordan: Make it Plain 5:00 History Detectives “Jackie Robinson All-

Stars, Modoc Basket, Special Agent Five” 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Peaceful

Wood Glen” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Finding Your Center”Monday, Jan. 4 1 am Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed 2:00 Elizabeth is Missing on MASTERPIECE 4:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New

Year’s Celebration 2021” 5:30 Inland Sessions [KSPS] “Mateusz Wolski” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Knee

Strengthening” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Balance”Tuesday, Jan. 5 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Harrisburg, Hour Two” 3:00 Independent Lens “A Woman’s Work: The

NFL’s Cheerleader Problem” 4:00 Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed 5:00 Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony

1937 – 1940 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Mobility” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Stomach

Flattening”Wednesday, Jan. 6 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 PBS American Portrait “I Dream” 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens “A Woman’s Work: The

Nfl’s Cheerleader Problem” 5:00 Prince Albert: A Victorian Hero Revealed 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Back Pain

Relief” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Shoulder

Strengthening”

Thursday, Jan. 7 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Prediction by the Numbers” 3:00 When Disaster Strikes “A Perfect Storm:

Mozambique” 4:00 PBS American Portrait “I Dream” 5:00 Independent Lens “A Woman’s Work: The

NFL’s Cheerleader Problem” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hip and

Leg Flexibility” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Full Leg

Toning”Friday, Jan. 8 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Ask This Old House “Landscape Lights,

Brick Walkway” 2:30 Jazz “Gumbo (Beginnings to 1917)” 4:00 When Disaster Strikes “A Perfect Storm:

Mozambique” 5:00 Nature “A Squirrel’s Guide to Success” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Mobility”

6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Body Shaping”

Saturday, Jan. 9 1 am Amanpour and Company 2:00 Frontline 3:00 PBS Programming “A Thousand Cuts” 4:00 PBS American Portrait “I Dream” 5:00 Independent Lens “A Woman’s Work: The

Nfl’s Cheerleader Problem” 6:00 This Old House “Outside Details” 6:30 Ask This Old House “Landscape Lights,

Brick Walkway”Sunday, Jan. 10 1 am Stampede City Sessions “Jenie Thai” 2:00 Nature “A Squirrel’s Guide to Success” 3:00 When Disaster Strikes “A Perfect Storm:

Mozambique” 4:00 PBS American Portrait “I Dream” 5:00 Finding Your Roots “Breaking the Silences” 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Ocean Mist” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Intention, Knowledge and

Action”Monday, Jan. 11 1 am Masterpiece: 50 Fabulous Years! 2:30 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 3:30 The Unseen Alistair Cooke on

MASTERPIECE 4:30 Masterpiece: 50 Fabulous Years! 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Strengthening” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Quad

Flexibility”Tuesday, Jan. 12 1:30 PBS NewsHour 2:30 American Experience “The Codebreaker” 3:30 Independent Lens “A Day in the Life of

America / American Nomads” 5:00 Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-

White 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Boost Your

Energy” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Wednesday, Jan. 13 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 PBS American Portrait “I Work” 3:00 Frontline 4:00 American Experience “The Codebreaker” 5:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Bone

Strengthening” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsThursday, Jan. 14 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Secrets in Our Dna” 3:00 When Disaster Strikes “The Silent Killer:

Somalia” 4:00 PBS American Portrait “I Work” 5:00 American Experience “The Codebreaker” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Flexibility” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsFriday, Jan. 15 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Jazz “The Gift (1917-1924)” 4:00 When Disaster Strikes “The Silent Killer:

Somalia” 5:00 Nature “The Alps: The High Life” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Arthritis

Relief and Pain Prevention” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsSaturday, Jan. 16 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Musicals

and the Movies” 3:00 Great Performances “The Magic of Callas” 4:00 Independent Lens “A Day in the Life of

America / American Nomads” 5:30 Washington Week 6:00 This Old House “Design Elements” 6:30 Ask This Old House “Garden Upgrade,

Adirondack Chair”Sunday, Jan. 17 1 am PBS Programming 2:00 Nature “The Alps: The High Life” 3:00 When Disaster Strikes “The Silent Killer:

Somalia” 4:00 PBS American Portrait “I Work” 5:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Musicals

and the Movies” 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Palm

Sunrise” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Transforming Fear into

Joy”Monday, Jan. 18 1 am Miss Scarlet and the Duke on

MASTERPIECE “Inheritance” 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 3:00 Inside the Mind of Agatha Christie 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Musicals

and the Movies” 5:00 Great Performances “The Magic of Callas” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Posture” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

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Tuesday, Jan. 19 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 American Masters “How it Feels to be Free” 4:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on

MASTERPIECE “Inheritance” 5:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Toning and

Slenderizing” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsWednesday, Jan. 20 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 PBS American Portrait “I Keep” 3:00 Frontline 4:00 American Masters “How it Feels to be Free” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Boost Your

Energy” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsThursday, Jan. 21 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Decoding Da Vinci” 3:00 When Disaster Strikes “Paradise Lost:

Bahamas” 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Musicals

and the Movies” 5:00 PBS American Portrait “I Keep” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Feet and

Calf Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsFriday, Jan. 22 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Jazz “Our Language (1924-1928)” 4:00 When Disaster Strikes “Paradise Lost:

Bahamas” 5:00 Nature “The Alps: Winter’s Fortress” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Quad

Lengthening & Strengthening” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsSaturday, Jan. 23 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Hecho

En Mexico (Made in Mexico)” 3:00 Great Performances “The Magic of

Horowitz” 4:00 American Masters “How it Feels to be Free” 6:00 This Old House “Pizza Time” 6:30 Ask This Old House “Radiator Paint, Load

Bearing Wall”Sunday, Jan. 24 1 am PBS Programming 2:00 Nature “The Alps: Winter’s Fortress” 3:00 When Disaster Strikes “Paradise Lost:

Bahamas” 4:00 Great Performances “The Magic of

Horowitz” 5:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Hecho

En Mexico (Made in Mexico)” 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Pebble

Shore” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “The Dance of Confidence”Monday, Jan. 25 1 am Miss Scarlet and the Duke on

MASTERPIECE “The Woman in Red” 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 3:00 Agatha Christie’s England

4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Hecho En Mexico (Made in Mexico)”

5:00 Great Performances “The Magic of Horowitz”

6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Arm Toning Workout”

6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsTuesday, Jan. 26 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut “Newport, Part 5” 2:30 POV “The Mole Agent” 4:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on

MASTERPIECE “The Woman in Red” 5:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Strengthening Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsWednesday, Jan. 27 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 PBS American Portrait “I Rise” 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut “Newport, Part

5” 4:30 POV “The Mole Agent” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Shoulder

Pain Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsThursday, Jan. 28 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Forgotten Genius” 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Hecho

En Mexico (Made in Mexico)” 5:00 PBS American Portrait “I Rise” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Knee

Strengthening Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsFriday, Jan. 29 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Jazz “The True Welcome (1929-1935)” 4:00 Nature “Octopus: Making Contact” 5:00 Capturing History [KSPS] 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Strengthening & Pain-Relief Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsSaturday, Jan. 30 1 am PBS NewsHour

2:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Jazz at the Hollywood Bowl”

3:00 Lidia Celebrates America “A Salute to First Responders”

4:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut “Newport, Part 5” 4:30 POV “The Mole Agent” 6:00 This Old House 6:30 Ask This Old House “Mini Split, Butcher

Block”Sunday, Jan. 31 1 am PBS Programming 2:00 PBS Programming 3:00 Nature “Octopus: Making Contact” 5:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Jazz at

the Hollywood Bowl” 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Sunflower

Gold” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Cultivate Self-Respect”

Monday, Feb. 1 1 am Miss Scarlet and the Duke on

MASTERPIECE “Deeds Not Words” 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 3:00 Long Song on MASTERPIECE “Episode 1” 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Jazz at

the Hollywood Bowl” 5:00 Lidia Celebrates America “A Salute to First

Responders” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hips &

Hamstring Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsTuesday, Feb. 2 1:30 PBS Programming 2:00 PBS Programming 2:30 Independent Lens “9to6: The Story of a

Movement” 4:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke on

MASTERPIECE “Deeds Not Words” 5:00 All Creatures Great and Small on

MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Bone

Strength Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsWednesday, Feb. 3 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 The Jazz Ambassadors 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens 5:00 Chef’s Life 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Weight

Loss Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsThursday, Feb. 4 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova 3:00 Europe’s New Wild 4:00 Antiques Roadshow 5:00 The Jazz Ambassadors 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Ab & Core

Strength Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By EssentricsFriday, Feb. 5 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Ask This Old House 3:00 Jazz 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Nature 6:00 Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-

WhiteSaturday, Feb. 6 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 3:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 4:00 PBS Programming 5:00 PBS Programming 6:00 This Old House 6:30 Ask This Old HouseSunday, Feb. 7 1 am Stampede City Sessions 2:00 Nova 3:00 Nature 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 PBS Programming 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Red Rock Basin” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Allow Yourself to Soar”

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Monday, Feb. 81 am Miss Scarlet & the Duke on MASTERPIECE 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE 3:00 Long Song on MASTERPIECE 4:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 5:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Increase

Balance Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Full Body

Workout” Tuesday, Feb. 9 1:30 PBS Newshour 2:00 PBS Programming 3:00 Independent Lens 4:00 Miss Scarlet & the Duke on MASTERPIECE 5:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Plantar

Fasciitis Release” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Posture

Workout” Wednesday, Feb. 10 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Al Capone: Icon 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens 5:30 PBS Programming 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hip Pain

Relief and Stretch” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Weight

Loss” Thursday, Feb. 11 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova 3:00 Europe’s New Wild 4:00 American Experience 5:00 Al Capone: Icon 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Quad

Strengthening” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Full Body

Flexibility” Friday, Feb. 12 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Jazz 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Nature 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Weight

Loss and Calorie Burn” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Waist

Toning” Saturday, Feb. 13 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 2:30 PBS Programming 3:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 4:00 Dave Chappelle: The Mark Twain Prize 5:00 American Experience 6:00 This Old House 6:30 Ask This Old HouseSunday, Feb. 14 1 am Stampede City Sessions 2:00 Nova 3:00 Nature 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Al Capone: Icon 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Sunflower

Meadow” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Become an Able Vessel”

Monday, Feb. 15 1 am Miss Scarlet & the Duke on MASTERPIECE 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE 3:00 Long Song on MASTERPIECE 4:00 Dave Chappelle: The Mark Twain Prize 5:00 This Old House 6:00 Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-

WhiteTuesday, Feb. 16 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 American Experience 4:00 Miss Scarlet & the Duke on MASTERPIECE 5:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Back Pain

Relief” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Knee

Strengthening” Wednesday, Feb. 17 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our

Song 4:00 American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Full Body

Strengthening” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Mobility” Thursday, Feb. 18 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova 3:00 Europe’s New Wild 4:00 Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our

Song 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Posture” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Back Pain

Relief” Friday, Feb. 19 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Jazz 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Nature 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Long Adductor” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hip and

Leg Flexibility” Saturday, Feb. 20 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Driving While Black: Race, Space and

Mobility in America 4:00 American Experience 6:00 This Old House 6:30 Ask This Old HouseSunday, Feb. 21 1 am Stampede City Sessions 2:00 Nova 3:00 Nature 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Antiques Roadshow 6:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr “Peaceful Lake

Sunrise” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “The Inner Fire of

Transformation”

Monday, Feb. 22 1 am Miss Scarlet & the Duke on MASTERPIECE 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE 3:30 Beyond The Canvas 4:00 American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Back Pain

Relief” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Mobility”

Tuesday, Feb. 23 1:30 PBS Newshour 3:00 Independent Lens 4:30 Miss Scarlet & the Duke on MASTERPIECE 5:30 All Creatures Great and Small on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Endurance

and Power” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Strengthening” Wednesday, Feb. 24 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our

Song 4:00 Independent Lens 5:30 Beyond the Canvas 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Arthritis

Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Boost Your

Energy” Thursday, Feb. 25 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 NOVA 3:00 Europe’s New Wild 4:00 Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our

Song 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hamstring

Flexibility” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Bone

Strengthening” Friday, Feb. 26 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Jazz 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Nature 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Toning the

Waist” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Flexibility” Saturday, Feb. 27 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 PBS Programming 3:00 PBS Programming 4:00 Independent Lens 5:00 Beyond the Canvas 6:00 This Old House “Pizza Time” 6:30 Ask This Old House “Radiator Paint, Load

Bearing Wall”Sunday, Feb. 28 1 am Stampede City Sessions 2:00 NOVA 3:00 Nature 4:00 Europe’s New Wild 5:00 Antiques Roadshow 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Honor Your Inner Beauty”




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