Spotlight

Dinosaurs first roamed the earth roughly 230million years ago and now they’re multi-media savvy and taking over GPB with spe-cial programming and cool features ontelevision, radio and web!

Sunday, September 13 through Friday,September 18, we’ve got a

Giganotosaurus-sized sched-ule chock-full of television pro-

grams in our daily GPB Kids schedule andnightly primetime schedule. Hop on boardSunday morning at 9 AM for Dinosaur Train,an enriching new children’s program featur-ing the lovable character Buddy, a preschool-aged Tyrannosaurus Rex. The new seriesencourages basic scientific thinking skillsand explores natural science, natural historyand paleontology. Dinosaur Train airs Mon-day-Friday at 8:30 AM on GPB. Also, tune inall week for special dinosaur-themedepisodes of PBS Kids’ favorites like CuriousGeorge, Sid The Science Kid, Barney,Franny’s Feet and Clifford The Big RedDog.

And don’t miss the GPB primetime lineupfeaturing, Living with Dinosaurs, PlanetTales’ “Mystery of the Jurassic,” NOVAepisodes “Four-Winged Dinosaur” and“Artic Dinosaurs,” plus the spectacular Dinosaurs Alive! Check out the televisionlistings section for program airdates.

But that’s not all! We’re also exploring the lifeof dinosaurs in the Southeast, including theAppalachiosaurus. Look for a special programon GPB TV and radio stories each day duringMorning Edition that focus on the history ofdinosaurs in various regions of Georgia. GPBwill also explore exhibits at Fernbank Mu-seum of Natural History in Atlanta and TellusNorthwest Georgia Science Museum inCartersville.

We’ve also got dinosaurs on the web! Go to www.gpb.org to play fun games with GPB’s own Professor Ridley and view educational content on the Georgia Outdoorsand Georgia Stories web pages atwww.gpb.org/georgiaoutdoors/education1and www.gpb.org/georgiastories.

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SEPTEMBER 13 -SEPTEMBER 18

HALL OF FAME AWARDSTHE GEORGIA MUSIC

Saturday, September 19, 8:30 PMHonor Georgia’s Top Performers Music is in the air as GPB broadcasts the31st Annual Georgia Music Hall of FameAwards live from the Georgia World Con-gress Center in Atlanta. This year’s inducteesinclude Stockbridge’s own Collective Soul.The multiplatinum rock band has sold over12 million records with hits like “Shine.”Other inductees include Christian rock band

Third day, songwriter Bryan Michael Cox,concert promoter Peter Conlon, and musicmanager and promoter Johnny Carson.Posthumous inductions include 1950s popstar Roy Hamilton, Allman Brothers foundingmember Berry Oakley and music executiveShakir Stewart.

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NATIONAL PARKS:

KEN BURNS’ THE

Showcases America’s National Treasures

America’s Best Idea

What would you do if you knew you had ac-cess to a treasure in your own backyard?Georgians have access to several nationaltreasures including Ocmulgee National Monument in Macon, Kennesaw NationalBattlefield National Park in Kennesaw, Ander-sonville National Historic Site in Anderson-ville, Jimmy Carter National Historic Site inPlains, and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta. Each of thesesites is operated by the National Park Service

and has joined with GPB to promote the 12-hour, six-part documentary series by KenBurns that tells the story of an idea asuniquely American as the Declaration of In-dependence and just as radical: that the mostspecial places in the nation should be pre-served, not for royalty or the rich, but foreveryone. From Acadia to Yosemite, Yellow-stone to the Grand Canyon, the Everglades ofFlorida to the Gates of the Arctic in Alaska,the series explores the stories of people, from

every conceivable background, who werewilling to devote themselves to saving someprecious portion of the land they loved, andin doing so, reminded their fellow citizens ofthe full meaning of democracy. For more onthe series and ways that you can enjoy national parks and historic sites, visit GPB’swebsite, www.gpb.org.

PREMIERES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

– FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2

GEORGIA WEIGHS IN: A CHILDHOOD OBESITY SPECIAL

Obesity is a serious health concern for every-one- even children. According to the Centersfor Disease Control, obese children and ado-lescents are at risk for health problems dur-ing their youth and as adults. Risks like highblood pressure, high cholesterol and Type 2diabetes. Obese children are more likely tobecome obese as adults. In Georgia, themedical costs associated with adult obesitywere $2.1 billion in 2003. According to the2007 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 18% ofGeorgia youth (grades 9-12) are overweightand another 14% are obese.

Georgia Public Broadcasting, in partnershipwith the Aetna Foundation, is reaching out toparents, caregivers and children with thekickoff of the Happy Healthy Kids campaignthis month. The campaign seeks to raiseawareness about the dangers of childhoodobesity and provide resources for prevention.As part of the campaign, Georgia Weighs In:A Childhood Obesity Special will be broad-cast live on Thursday, September 24 at 8PM. Host Susan Hoffman talks with expertsabout nutrition, exercise, genetics and the

psychological issues that affect children whostruggle with issues of weight.

Volunteers from the Georgia Department ofCommunity Health will be available by phoneand a live web chat during the broadcast.Also, check out this month’s Kids & Educationsection for fitness tips from PBS Parents.

Georgia Weighs In: A Childhood ObesitySpecial is being underwritten by Aetna andChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

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…enjoy music that’s the best our world has to offer, …see a great book turned into an incredible drama, …cruise the frontiers of the universe, or …put political leaders under some tough questioning.

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Now that we know why children need to be active, it's time to getthem up and moving. Here's how:

1. Focus on fun. You don't have to call it "exercise," just consider it anactivity. Find out which ones your child likes and encourage those.

2. Limit TV and computer time. The American Academy of Pediatricsrecommends no more than "two hours of daily media exposure" for chil-dren ages two and older. When they are watching or clicking, make surethey take breaks and move around.

3. Schedule play dates. The key word here is "play." Have your childget together with a friend and play a game of tag, race down the block orkick a ball around.

4. Get fit as a family. Create some funny dance moves. Put up a net andshoot hoops. You could also visit a zoo, play miniature golf or enjoy otheractivities where a lot of ground is covered on foot.

5. Choose fitness-oriented gifts. For your child's next birthday, considergiving him or her a jump-rope, mini-trampoline, hula-hoop -- somethingthat will encourage movement.

6. Clean up. Chores don't have to be a bore. Sing a silly song with yourchild as you both wipe tables and counters. See how long both of you canhold a funny face while folding and putting away clothes. Older kids canhelp wash the car. On a hot day, this can turn into water play.

7. Skip the mall. Go to the playground. Sure, most malls have kids' playareas. But, when the weather is nice, enjoy a local park or playground in-stead. Fresh air always does a body good; especially a little one.

8. Be a model of fitness. It's much easier to motivate kids to be active,if you lead an active lifestyle. Whether you follow a structured fitness pro-gram or are lucky to get in some morning stretches, let them see youmoving. It will likely inspire them to do the same.

9. Encourage walking or biking whenever feasible. This is easy to ac-complish if you live near stores, libraries or other places you visit regularly.If you live in a remote area, establish a safe route to tour on bike or onfoot with your child.

10. Be a fitness advocate at your child's school. Do you know howmuch physical activity your child gets at school? Now's the time to findout. If you don't like the answer, gather support from other parents to en-force positive changes.

With childhood obesity increasing at staggering rates, parents and caregivers must play an active role in protecting children's health. Eatinghealthy foods is a key factor in maintaining their overall wellbeing. But, this has to be balanced with regular physical activity. Children who arephysically active on a regular basis will reap enormous benefits.

HAPPY, HEALTHY, AND FIT

KEEP YOUR KIDS

Georgia Public Broadcasting has received a grant from the Aetna Foundation to conduct a “Happy, HealthyKids Initiative,” that addresses how healthy diets and regular physical activity can help prevent the risk ofdeveloping chronic health problems, including type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma and heart disease. In this month’s article, Aetna provides tips on children’s exercise.

MONDAY - FRIDAY6 AM Word World (cc) (HD)6:30 Dragon Tales (cc)7:00 Curious George (cc)7:30 Martha Speaks (cc)8:00 Super Why! (cc)8:30 Clifford The Big Red

Dog (cc)9:00 Sesame Street (cc) (HD)10:00 Curious George (cc)10:30 Super Why! (cc)11:00 Barney and Friends (cc)11:30 Caillou (cc)Noon Franny's Feet (Miffy and

Friends on Wednesdays)12:30 Word World (cc) (HD)1:00 Between The Lions (cc)1:30 Clifford’s Puppy Days (cc)2:00 Curious George (cc)2:30 Sid The Science

Kid (cc) (HD)3:00 Martha Speaks (cc) (HD)3:30 Cyberchase (cc)4:00 Fetch! (Electric Co.

on Fridays) (cc)4:30 Word Girl (cc) 5:00 Arthur (cc) 5:30 Arthur (cc)

SATURDAY6 AM Curious George (cc)6:30 Martha Speaks (cc)7:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog 8:00 Bob The Builder (cc)8:30 Thomas & Friends (cc)9:00 Sesame Street (cc)10:00 Curious George (cc)10:30 Martha Speaks (cc)

SUNDAY7 AM Sesame Street (cc)8:00 Curious George (cc)8:30 Sid The Science Kid (cc)9:00 Super Why! (cc)9:30 Clifford The Big Red Dog10:00 Word Girl (cc)10:30 Wishbone (cc)

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ArthurReading RainbowCyberchaseFetch! With Ruff RuffmanWordgirlArthurWord WorldBetween the LionsMartha SpeaksIt’s a Big Big WorldRaggsDragon TalesSesame Street

Mister RogersMiffyA Place of Our OwnNinos en Su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real SavvyFranny’s FeetCaillouBob The BuliderThomas and Friends

Curious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford The Big Red DogCyberchaseFetch! With Ruff RuffmanWordgirlArthur

A Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthReal Moms, Real Saavy

A Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real SaavyCurious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford the Big Red Dog

Guiding ChildrenSuccessfully

Donna’s Day From the Top Specials Right From Birth

Hands On Crafts for kids

Biz Kids Parenting Works

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A Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real Savvy

Curious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford The Big Red DogCyberchase!Fetch!WordgirlArthur

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A Place of Our OwnNinos en su Casa

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A Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real SavvyNanalan’Make Way for NoddySuper Why!Curious George

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Franny’s FeetBarney and FriendsCurious GeorgeSid the ScienceKidSuper WhyClifford the Big Red DogMartha SpeaksAuthurWordGirlFetchWishbonePostcards from BusterElectric CompanyAnimaliaBerenstain BearsZamoomafooSawgaFranny’s FeetA Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real Savvy

Curious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford The Big Red DogElectric CompanyFetch!WordGirlArthur

Dona’s DayHands on CraftsA Place of Our OwnNinos en su Casa

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Donna’s DayHands on CraftsFranny’s FeetBarney and FriendsSuper Why!Curious George

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GPB Kids Channel

GPB Kids Channel

The Principal Story tells two stories, painting a dramatic portrait of the chal-lenges facing America’s public schools — and of the great difference a dedi-cated principal can make. Tresa Dunbar (pictured) is a second-year principal

at Chicago’s Nash Elementary, where 98 per-cent of students come from low-income fami-lies; in Springfield, Illinois, Kerry Purcell has ledHarvard Park Elementary, with similar demo-graphics, for six years. Tod Lending (P.O.V.“Omar & Pete,” 2005) and David Mrazek fol-lowed both women over the course of a schoolyear, discovering each one’s unique style yetsimilar passions.

The Principal Story takes the viewer along for an emotional ride that revealswhat effective educational leadership looks like in the 21st century.

Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 10 PM. Encores Saturday, Sept. 19, at 1 AM.

In conjunction with the airing of The Principal Story, GPB will also host advanced screening in conjunction with the Southern Regional EducationBoard, Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement, and GeorgiaPartnership for Excellence in Education. For more information go towww.gpb.org/principal-story.

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Listings

1 T u e s d a y7 PM Nature

“The Queen of Trees”8:00 NOVA

“Is there Life On Mars?”9:00 Nova ScienceNow10:00 Frontline

“The Released”11:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 Nightly Business Report 12:00 P.O.V.

“Ella Es El Matador (She is the Matador)”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM You’re Not Alone (cc)2:00 Bill Moyers on America

“Is God Green?”3:00 Salsa II

“Quiz Show: What Is It This Time?”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Earth and Space Science”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Measurements and Formulas”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Presencia Masculina En La Vida De Los Nino/As”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Breastfeeding”

5:30 TV 4112 W e d n e s d a y

7 PM Georgia Traveler“Coasting Along the Atlantic”

7:30 Georgia Traveler “Old Dixie Highway”

8:00 American Masters (cc)“Cary Grant: A Class Apart”

9:30 American Masters (cc)“Trumbo”

11:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 Nightly Business Report 12:00 NOVA

“Is There Life On Mars?”O V E R N I G H T

1AM Motorweek1:30 Ask This Old House 2:00 Frank Sinatra – The Man

& His Music3:00 Salsa II

“The Three Pigs”3:30 GED Connection

“Chemistry”4:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Trends and Predictions: Graphs and Data”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Dejese Guiar Por Su Hijo”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Man In Child’s Life”

5:30 TV 4113 T h u r s d a y

7 PM This Old House 7:30 Prep Sports Plus8:00 Antiques Roadshow

“Tucson, Arizona”9:00 Stand and Deliver11:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 American Masters (cc)

“Trumbo”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Salsa II“Portrait of the Artist As A Young Pig”

1:30 GED Connection (cc)“Physics”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Orientation”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Recuento Semanal”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Week in Review”

5:30 TV 4114 F r i d a y

7 PM Rick Steves’ Europe Classics (cc)

7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge

8:00 Globe Trekker (cc)“Micronesia”

9:00 Georgia Traveler “Georgia Foothills Journey”

9:30 Georgia Outdoors “Kayak”

10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Empty House”

11:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 Nightly Business Report 12:00 Austin City Limits

“FOO Fighters”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM P.O.V. “Ella Es El Matador (She is theMatador)”

2:00 Independent Lens (cc)“Wordplay”

3:30 Georgia Traveler “Old Dixie Highway”

4:00 Curiosity Quest (cc)“Vermont Teddy Bear”

4:30 Parenting Works “Food, Glorious Food”

5:00 Right From Birth: A Parenting Series (cc)“The Seven Essentials-GuidingPrinciples to Help”

5:30 Biz Kids (cc)“Money Moves”

5 S a t u r d a y6 PM Georgia Outdoors

“Pine Mountain”6:30 Gardening in Georgia 7:00 Georgia Traveler

“Georgia Foothills Journey”7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe

Classics (cc)8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Are You Being Served?9:00 As Time Goes By (cc)9:30 As Time Goes By (cc)10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Allo, Allo11:00 Fawlty Towers11:30 Chef12:00 Globe Trekker (cc)

“Globe Trekker Special: Globe Shopper 2”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM NOVA

“Is There Life On Mars?”2:00 You’re Not Alone (cc)3:00 Frontline

“The Released”4:00 Inside

“Emergency Transplant”5:00 Best of the Joy of

Painting (cc)5:30 Simple Living (cc)

6 S u n d a yNoon Woodsmith Shop (cc)12:30 Wild Chronicles 1:00 Walking the Great

Devine: A Journey Along the Continental Divide Trail (cc)

2:00 Washington Week 2:30 Now on PBS3:00 Bill Moyers Journal4:00 Stand and Deliver

E V E N I N G6 PM Okie Noodling (cc)7:00 Globe Trekker (cc)

“Western Canada”8:00 Nature

“Life in Death Valley”9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

“Inspector Lewis”10:30 Sherlock Holmes (cc)

“The Empty House”11:30 History Detectives 12:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to

the EdgeO V E R N I G H T

1 AM Art in the Twenty-First Century (cc)“Power”

2:00 Art in the Twenty-First Century (cc)“Memory”

3:00 American Masters “Trumbo”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“La Economia y Las Finanzas”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Coping with Economic Insecurities (Emotional)”

5:30 TV 4117 M o n d a y

7 PM Antiques Roadshow“Tucson, Arizona – Part 1”

8:00 Antiques Roadshow“Tucson, Arizona – Part 2”

9:00 American Masters “Marilyn Monroe: Still Life”

10:00 History Detectives11:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 Nature

“Life in Death Valley”O V E R N I G H T

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Planning to Work”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Passing the GED Math Test”

4:00 Salsa II“Is This Your Birthday?”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“La Economia y El Presupues”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Financial Tips to Help Family”

5:30 TV 4118 T u e s d a y

7 PM Nature “Life in Death Valley”

8:00 NOVA “Mystery of the Megavolcano”

9:00 Mystery of Chaco Canyon10:00 Frontline

“The Medicated Child”11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 P.O.V.

“The English Surgeon”O V E R N I G H T

1:30 AM Bill Moyers on America (cc)“The Net At Risk”

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Matching Skills and Jobs”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Number Sense”

4:00 Salsa II “Till Mama Bear Sings”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Como Sobrellevar La Inestabilidad Economica”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Trimming Your Family’s Food Budget”

5:30 TV 411

GPB’s program schedule was current when experience went to press, but schedulechanges can occur later. For schedule updates, call 404.685.4788 or 1.800.222.4788.

The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer airs at 6 PM (M-F).

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9 W e d n e s d a y7 PM Georgia Traveler

“Roaming the Atlanta Highway”

7:30 Georgia Traveler “Georgia Foothills Journey”

8:00 Ken Burn American Stories (cc)“The Shakers: Hands to Work”

9:00 Families Stand Together: Feeling Secure in Tough Times

10:00 Your Life, Your Money11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report 12:00 NOVA

“Mystery of the Megavolcano”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Motorweek1:30 Ask This Old House2:00 American Masters (cc)

“Marilyn Monroe: Still Life”3:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Applying for Jobs”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Problem Solving”

4:00 Salsa II“The Pig Who Cried Bandit”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Como Sobrellevar La Inestabiliidad Economica”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Coping with Economic Insecurities (Care Provider)”

5:30 TV 411

1 0 T h u r s d a y7 PM This Old House 7:30 Prep Sports Plus8:00 Muhammad Ali: Made

in Miami9:00 Malcolm X12:30 PBS Previews: The

National Parks: America’s Best Idea

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Mystery of Chaco Canyon2:00 Your Life, Your Money3:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Resumes, Tests, and Choices”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Decimals”

4:00 Salsa II“Quiz Show: The Showdown”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Recuento Semanal”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Week in Review”

5:30 TV 4111 1 F r i d a y

7 PM Rick Steves’ Europe Classics (cc)

7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge

8:00 Globe Trekker (cc)“Western Canada”

9:00 Georgia Traveler“Southeast Georgia Sojourn”

9:30 Georgia Outdoors“Animal Architects”

10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Abbey Grange”

11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 Austin City Limits

“Sarah McLachlan/Duffy”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM P.O.V.“The English Surgeon”

2:30 Independent Lens (cc)“Lioness”

4:00 Curiosity Quest (cc)“DW Drums”

4:30 Parenting Works“Family Ties”

5:00 Right From Birth: A Parenting Series (cc)“Getting Oriented and BuildingTrust: The First Month”

5:30 Biz Kids (cc)“Taking Change of Financial Future”

1 2 S a t u r d a y6 PM Georgia Outdoors

“Ocmulgee River Watershed”6:30 Gardening in Georgia7:00 Georgia Traveler

“Southeast Georgia Sojourn”7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe

Classics (cc)8:00 Keeping Up Appearances8:30 Are You Being Served?9:00 As Time Goes By (cc)9:30 As Time Goes By (cc)10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Allo, Allo11:00 Fawlty Towers11:30 Chef12:00 Globe Trekker

“Western Canada”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM NOVA“Mystery of the Megavolcano”

2:00 Families Stand Together: Feeling Secure in Tough Times

3:00 Frontline (cc)“The Medicated Child”

4:00 Inside “Oshkosh Air Show”

5:00 Best of the Joy of Painting (cc)

5:30 Simple Living (cc)1 3 S u n d a y

Noon Woodsmith Shop (cc)12:30 Wild Chronicles (cc)

1:00 Walking the Great Divide:A Journey Along the Continental Divide Trail (cc)

2:00 Washington Week 2:30 Now on PBS3:00 Bill Moyers Journal4:00 Six Degrees of

SeparationE V E N I N G

6 PM Ken Burns American Stories“The Shakers: Hands to Work”

7:00 Globe Trekker“East Africa Tanzania & Zanzibar”

8:00 Attenborough Wildlife Collection“Living with Dinosaurs”

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!“Inspector Lewis”

10:30 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Abbey Grange”

11:30 History Detectives12:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to

the EdgeO V E R N I G H T

1 AM Art In The Twenty-First Century (cc)

3:00 American Masters (cc)“Sketches of Frank Gehry”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Controlando El Comportamie”

5:00 Place of Our Own “Potty Training”

5:30 TV 4111 4 M o n d a y

7 PM Antiques Roadshow “Tucson, Arizona – Part 2”

8:00 NOVA “The Four-Winged Dinosaur”

9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Tucson, Arizona – Part 3”

10:00 History Detectives11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 Nature

“The Good, The Bad, and The Grizzly”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Inside

“Oshkosh Air Show”2:00 Nature

“The Good, The Bad, and The Grizzly”

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Interviewing”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Fractions”

4:00 Salsa“Goldilocks and the Three Bears”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Medicina”

5:00 Place of Our Own5:30 TV 411

1 5 T u e s d a y7 PM Nature

“The Good, The Bad, and The Grizzly”

8:00 NOVA“Arctic Dinosaurs”

9:00 Facing the Mortgage Crisis

10:00 Retirement Revolution“The New Reality”

11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 P.O.V. (cc)

“The Last Conquistador”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Retirement Revolution“The New Reality”

2:30 Georgia Traveler“Georgia Foothills Journey”

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Ready For Work”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Ratio, Proportion ad Percentages”

4:00 Salsa“Making Soup”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Ayudar A Un Nino Con La Separacion”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Medicine”

5:30 TV 411

1 6 W e d n e s d a y7 PM Georgia Traveler

“Navigating Northwest Georgia”

7:30 Georgia Traveler“Southeast Georgia Sojourn”

8:00 Dinosaurs Alive!8:30 Planet Tales (cc)

“Mystery of the Jurassic”9:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life10:00 P.O.V.

“The Principal Story”11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 NOVA

“Arctic Dinosaur”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Motorweek1:30 Ask This Old House2:00 Wild River: The Colorado3:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Workplace Safety”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Measurement”

4:00 Salsa“The New Chair”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Aprendiendo A Usar El Bano”

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5:00 Place of Our Own“Helping Your Child Througha Divorce”

5:30 TV 4111 7 T h u r s d a y

7 PM This Old House7:30 Prep Sports Plus8:00 When Dinosaurs Roamed

America8:30 Dinosaurs Alive!9:00 Elmer Gantry11:30 Nightly Business Report 12:00 Retirement Revolution

“The New Reality”O V E R N I G H T

1:30 AM Killer Stress: A National Geographic Special (cc)

26:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life3:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Learning At Work”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Formulas”

4:00 Salsa“Hide and Seek”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Recuento Semanal”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Week In Review”

5:30 TV 4111 8 F r i d a y

7 PM Rick Steves’ Europe Classics (cc)

7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge

8:00 Attenborough Wildlife Collection“Living with Dinosaurs”

9:00 Georgia Traveler“Corridor Z”

9:30 Georgia Outdoors“Monuments of the Past”

10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Musgrave Ritual”

11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report 12:00 Austin City Limits (cc)

“John Mayer”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM P.O.V.“The Principal Story”

2:00 Independent Lens (cc)“An Unreasonable Man”

4:00 Curiosity Quest (cc)“Pet Grooming”

4:30 Parenting Works“Television On or Off”

5:00 Right From Birth: A Parenting Series (cc)“Discovering the World: Two To Three Months”

5:30 Biz Kids (cc)“A Biz: What Is It?”

1 9 S a t u r d a y6 PM Georgia Outdoors

“Sam Shortline”6:30 Gardening in Georgia7:00 Georgia Traveler

“Corridor Z”7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe

Classics (cc)8:00 Keeping Up Appearances8:30 Georgia Music Hall of

Fame10:30 Allo, Allo11:00 Fawlty Towers11:30 Chef12:00 Globe Trekker (cc)

“East Africa: Tanzania & Zanzibar”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM NOVA

“Arctic Dinosaurs”2:00 Yellowstone: Land to Life2:30 Retirement Revolution

“The New Reality”4:00 Inside

“Miami International Airport”5:00 Best of the Joy of

Painting (cc)5:30 Simple Living

2 0 S u n d a yNoon Woodsmith Shop12:30 Wild Chronicles1:00 Forever Wild2:00 Washington Week2:30 Now on PBS3:00 Bill Moyers Journal4:00 Georgia Music Hall of

FameE V E N I N G

6 PM Stabat Mater7:00 Dinosaurs Alive!7:30 When Dinosaurs Roamed

America8:00 Nature

“Violent Hawaii”9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

“Inspector Lewis”10:30 Sherlock Holmes (cc)

“The Musgrave Ritual”11:30 History Detectives12:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels

to the EdgeO V E R N I G H T

1 AM Adventure Lodges of North America (cc)“United States Adventure Lodge”

3:00 Nature“Violent Hawaii”

4:00 PBS Previews: The The National Parks: America’s Best Idea

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Hablar Para Ser Escuchado”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Sibling Rivalry”

5:30 TV 4112 1 M o n d a y

7 PM Antiques Roadshow“Tucson, Arizona – Part 3”

8:00 Antiques Roadshow“Spokane, Washington”

9:00 Forever Wild10:00 History Detectives11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 Nature

“Violent Hawaii”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Inside“Miami International Airport”

2:00 Japanland (cc)“Suburban Samurai”

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“The Language of Work”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Geometry”

4:00 Salsa“The Birthday Party”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Acreditacion Y Licencias”

5:00 Place of Our Own “Talk to Listen”

5:30 TV 4112 2 T u e s d a y

7 PM Nature“Violent Hawaii”

8:00 NOVA “The Ghost in Your Genes”

9:00 Killer Stress: A National Geographic Special (cc)

10:00 Frontline“Sick Around America”

11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 P.O.V.

“Bronx Princess”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaii (cc)

2:00 Japanland (cc)“Spiritland”

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Communicating with Co-Workers”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Data Analysis”

4:00 Salsa“Too Many Cooks”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“ADD & ADHD”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Accreditation/Licensing”

5:30 TV 4112 3 W e d n e s d a y

7 PM Georgia Traveler“Rabun Gap Ramble”

7:30 Georgia Traveler “Corridor Z”

8:00 Stevie Wonder in Performance at the WhiteHouse: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize

9:00 Ray Charles Live at Montreux (cc)

10:00 Evening with Quincy Jones (cc)

11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 NOVA

“The Ghost in Your Genes”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Motorweek 1:30 Ask This Old House2:00 Japanland (cc)

“Mountain Gods and Business”

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Working Together”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Statistics and Probability”

4:00 Salsa“Little Red Riding Hood”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Rivalidad Entre Hermanos”

5:00 Place of Our Own“ADD & ADHD”

5:30 TV 4112 4 T h u r s d a y

7 PM This Old House7:30 Prep Sports Plus8:00 Georgia Weighs In: A

Childhood Obesity Special

9:00 PBS Special Report on Health Care Reform

10:30 PBS Previews: The The National Parks: America’s Best Idea

11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 Stevie Wonder in

Performance at the WhiteHouse: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Ray Charles Live at

Montreux2:00 Japanland (cc)

“The Final Test”3:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Communicating with Customers”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Introduction to Algebra”

4:00 Salsa“Disguises”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Recuento Semanal”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Week in Review”

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2 5 F r i d a y7 PM Rick Steves’ Europe

Classics (cc)7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to

the Edge8:00 Globe Trekker (cc)

“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Mexico”

9:00 Georgia Traveler “Best of Georgia Traveler Season 2”

9:30 Georgia Outdoors“Fire Ecology”

10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Second Stain”

11:00 Tavis Smiley11:30 Nightly Business Report12:00 Austin City Limits

Presents Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival

O V E R N I G H T1 AM P.O.V.

“Bronx Princess”2:00 Independent Lens (cc)

“Democracy on Deadline: The Global Struggle for an Independent Press”

4:00 Curiosity Quest (cc)“Sandcastle”

4:30 Parenting Works “Babysitting”

5:00 Right From Birth: A Parenting Series (cc)“Becoming a Social Being: Four to Six Months”

5:30 Biz Kids (cc)“How to Succeed in Biz-Ness”

2 6 S a t u r d a y6 PM Georgia Outdoors

“Backyard Habitat”6:30 Gardening in Georgia7:00 Georgia Traveler

“Best of Georgia Traveler Season 2”

7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe Classics (cc)

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances8:30 Are You Being Served?9:00 As Time Goes By9:30 As Times Goes By10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Allo, Allo11:00 Fawlty Towers11:30 Chef12:00 Globe Trekker (cc)

“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Mexico”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM NOVA

“The Ghost in Your Genes”2:00 Killer Stress: A National

Geographic Special (cc)3:00 Frontline

“Sick Around America”4:00 Inside

“Operation Wildlife”

5:00 Best of the Joy of Painting (cc)

5:30 Simple Living (cc)2 7 S u n d a y

Noon The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Scripture of Nature”

2:00 Washington Week2:30 Now on PBS3:00 Bill Moyers Journal4:00 One, Two, Three

E V E N I N G6 PM Program About Unusual

Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff

7:00 Ride Along the Lincoln Highway (cc)

8:00 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Scripture of Nature”

10:00 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Scripture of Nature”

12:00 History DetectiveO V E R N I G H T

1 AM Great Lodges of the National Parks (cc)

2:00 Great Lodges of the National Parks (cc)

3:00 Nature“A Mystery in Alaska”

4:00 Georgia Traveler“Corridor Z”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Depresion Post Partum”

5:00 Place of Our Own“Getting Ready for Kindergarten”

5:30 TV 4112 8 M o n d a y

7 PM Antiques Roadshow“Providence, Rhode Island”

8:00 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Last Refuge (1890-1915)”

10:30 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Last Refuge (1890-1915)”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Inside

“Operation Wildlife”2:00 Program About Unusual

Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff (cc)

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“A Process for Writing”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Special Topics in Algebra”

4:00 Salsa“Manners”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Ansiedad De Volver Al Trabajo”

5:00 Place of Our Own “Post Partum Depression”

5:30 TV 4112 9 T u e s d a y

7 PM Nature“A Mystery in Alaska”

8:00 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Empire of Grandeur”

10:00 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“The Empire of Grandeur”

12:00 P.O.V. (cc)“Inheritance”

O V E R N I G H T1:30 AM Renewal: Stories from

America’s Religious Environmental Movement (cc)

3:00 Workplace Essential Skills (cc)“Supplying Information: Directions, Forms, and Charts”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“GED Connection Orientation”

4:00 Salsa“Gutbusters”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Cultura Y La Crianza De Ninos”

5:00 Place of Our Own “Anxiety of Going Back to Work”

5:30 TV 4113 0 W e d n e s d a y

7 PM Georgia Traveler “Wiregrass Highway”

7:30 Georgia Traveler “Best of Georgia Traveler Season 2”

8:00 The National Parks:America’s Best Idea“Going Home (1920-1933)”

10:00 The National Parks: America’s Best Idea“Going Home (1920-1933)”

12:00 NOVA “Ocean Animal Emergency”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Motorweek1:30 Ask This Old House2:00 Ride Along the Lincoln

Highway (cc)3:00 Workplace Essential

Skills (cc)“Writing Memos and Letters”

3:30 GED Connection (cc)“Passing the GED Writing Test”

4:00 Salsa“Little Blue Riding Hood”

4:30 Los Ninos En Su Casa“Alistandose Para El Kindergarten”

5:00 Place of Our Own “Culture with Child Rearing”

5:30 TV 411

WEEKEND SCHEDULESATURDAYS6AM Curious George (cc)6:30 Martha Speaks7:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog (cc) 7:30 Caillou (cc)8:00 Bob The Builder (cc)8:30 Thomas & Friends (cc)9:00 Sesame Street (cc)10:00 Curious George (cc)10:30 Martha Speaks (cc)11:00 Ask This Old House (cc) (HD)11:30 This Old House (cc) (HD)

AFTERNOON12:00 Georgia Outdoors (cc)12:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc)1:00 Everyday Food (cc) (HD)1:30 Barbeque America (cc)2:00 America’s Test Kitchen (cc)2:30 Cook’s Country From

America’s Test Kitchen (cc) (HD)

3:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) (HD)4:00 Nature (cc) (HD)5:00 Ask This Old House (cc) (HD)5:30 This Old House (cc) (HD)SUNDAYS5AM Best of TheJoy of Painting (cc)5:30 Simple Living With Wanda

Urbanska (cc)6:00 To The Contrary (cc) (HD)6:30 Religion and Ethics

Newsweekly (cc)7 -11 Children’s Programming11:00 Ask This Old House (cc)11:30 New Yankee Workshop (cc)

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This is America

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Consuelo Mack

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McLaughlin Group

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Math for All

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Workplace Essential Skills

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Economics USA

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Secrets of the Dead

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Math for All

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Workplace Essential Skills

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Washington Week

Latin View

La Plaza

Bill Moyers Journal

Global Voices

Wide Angle

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Foreign Exchange

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Expose

Bill Moyers Journal

Global Voices

Wide Angle

Latin View

Wealthtrack

Wide Angle

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