july 2012 - weta magazine

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FOURTHA CAPITOLThe Annual Concert Marks Independence Dayon WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

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British Drama and Comedy on WETA UK

Tune in to the exciting new channel WETA UK to fi nd engaging, entertaining British comedy and drama programming 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The channel is available free over the air — no subscription television service is needed. See the channel numbers circled at the bottom of this page to fi nd WETA UK. Also see page 11 of this magazine for a full list of programs and 4 p.m.–midnight airtimes; and visit wetauk.org to fi nd program descriptions and a full WETA UK schedule. Sample the offerings, which include the WETA UK Movie each Saturday night at 8 p.m. — this month featuring apartheid drama Endgame (July 7), starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and William Hurt; the two-part police investigative drama Collision (July 14 & 21), with Douglas Henshall, Lucy Griffi ths and Kate Ashfi eld; and the John Lennon bio-pic Lennon Naked (July 28), with Christopher Eccleston.

WETA Earns an Arlington “ABBIE” AwardIn this year of WETA’s Fiftieth Anniversary celebration of service to the public, and refl ecting the company’s roots in the community of Arlington, Virginia, WETA has been honored with the 2012 Large Business of the Year award — an ABBIE — from the Arlington Chamber of Commerce. The award — among the Chamber’s Best Business Awards — was presented at the organization’s May banquet at the Sheraton National Hotel in Arlington. WETA Chief Operating Offi cer Joe Bruns was on hand to receive the award on behalf of the organization, alongside members of the WETA Community Advisory Council.

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Surveying the engaging offerings in WETA’s television and radio broadcasts in July, one can experience in just one month a great many of WETA’s strengths as a producer of high-quality programming. Creating superb content is one of our important services to the public. On WETA TV 26 and WETA HD, for example, we bring to a nationwide audience the annual Independence Day concert A Capitol Fourth, live from the National Mall. On Classical WETA 90.9 FM we proudly showcase classical music in the nation’s capital — Front Row Washington presents world-class performances recorded live in Greater Washington, bringing sublime music to area listeners.

Also this month, we reprise several WETA TV 26 productions created exclusively for our local television audience: the award-winning documentaries Washington in the ’60s and Washington in the ’70s and programs Breakfast in Washington and Neighborhood Eats in the series The WETA Guide. Wrapping up the month, and airing during the fi rst week of August as well, is a broadcast of the acclaimed World War II history documentary THE WAR, created for the nation by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick in partnership with WETA.

Enjoy these and many other fi ne offerings this month, made possible by your vital ongoing contributions and our generous funding partners. Thank you for your support of WETA.

Sharon Percy Rockefeller, President & CEO, WETA

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The Country House Revealed Spotlights Great U.K. Estates

Mondays, July 2 & 9, 9 p.m.–midnight A six-part 2011 BBC series features British art historian and longtime BBC presenter Dan Cruickshank, an authority on U.K. architecture, exploring great estates in Britain that have never before been open to public view and examining the lives of the families who have lived in these impressive country houses. The series, based on Cruickshank’s book “The Country House Revealed — A Secret History of the British Ancestral Home,” offers a rare look behind the estate walls, spotlighting properties in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland — from a range of architectural periods — that enjoy secure, well-funded ownership and demonstrating that these great houses can be sustainable.

A Capitol FourthThe WETA co-production

airs Wednesday, July 4 at 8 p.m. The annual Independence Day broadcast celebrates America’s birthday (the 236th) with a host of performances by top musical artists, including acclaimed Broadway and television star Megan Hilty (Smash); singer-songwriter Javier Colon (winner of The Voice); R&B superstars Kool & the Gang; four-time Tony-nominated Broadway star Kelli O’Hara; and the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of pops conductor Jack Everly. The co-production of Jerry Colbert of Capital Concerts and WETA is broadcast live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. This year’s program, hosted by Tom Bergeron (of Dancing with the Stars), includes a special Olympic send-off to Team USA, and a musical tribute to beloved American entertainer Gene Kelly. Topping off the program is the annual fi reworks display over the National Mall, captured by 20 cameras stationed around the city.

A Capitol Fourth is made possible by grants from The Boeing Company, National Park Service, Department of the Army, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, public television viewers and PBS.

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Paris Series Spotlights “The City of Lights”

Wednesday, July 25, 9 p.m.–midnight

In a unique mixture of cultural history, travel guide and insight into contemporary Paris life, art historian and Parisian Sandrine Voillet explores the tempestuous story, immortal beauty and Bohemian soul of the city she adores in the BBC series Paris. Spotlighting more than 400 years of history — from the era of the lavish court of the Sun King to the deca-dence of revolutionary Paris; from the jazz explosion of the Thirties to the Sixties heyday of hedonism — Voillet celebrates the art, literature, music and design of France’s capital. She visits some of the city’s best-known sites — including the Basilica of Sacré Coeur, the Eiffel Tower and the Catacombs — and the guided tour also includes the inner sancta of regular Paris life: the iconic local café and marketplace. ©

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New Series Market WarriorsFeatures Antiques Competition

Mondays at 9 p.m., premiering July 16 The new series Market Warriors, from the producers of Antiques Roadshow, presents a new adventure for treasure seekers. The pro-gram, a competition, follows four antiques pickers on a nationwide treasure hunt as they scour fl ea markets for antiques and vintage valuables with an eye toward selling their fi nds for profi t at auction. Actor/comedian Fred Willard (Best in Show, Modern Family), him-self a collector, is the series off-screen host, offering wry commentary throughout the show. In each episode, the pickers — (l-r) appraiser and antiques dealer John Bruno, appraiser Miller Gaffney, lifelong collector Bob Richter and antiques business owner Kevin Bruneau — travel to different market locations across the country to select and purchase items with a set amount of money. They apply their knowledge and skills to real fi nancial transactions and then discover the current value of the objects as only the marketplace can determine. The sale of pickers’ items takes place at an auction in a different location; the picker whose objects earn the highest total profi t is the winner of that episode.

Market Warriors is sponsored by PBS through the support of public television viewers.

On Masterpiece, Endeavour and New Inspector Lewis Episodes

Sundays in July at 9 p.m.

First up on Masterpiece this month — on July 1 — is a new spin-off from the beloved 33-episode series Inspector Morse. The new series Endeavour stars Shaun Evans (left) as Detective Constable Endeavour Morse, turning back the clock to 1965 to follow the great sleuth as a rookie, cutting his teeth on his fi rst cases. Evoking the confl ict between tradition and the new youth culture of the ’60s, Endeavour answers a lot of questions about the formative years of young Morse. Masterpiece in July also presents new episodes of the popular detective series Inspector Lewis, starring Kevin Whately (who was Sgt. Lewis in

Inspector Morse) in the title role and Laurence Fox as Lewis’s young colleague DS Hathaway. Like Morse, the two investi-gate murder cases in the academic atmosphere of Oxford, England. Inspector Lewis, Series V airs Sundays, July 8–29.

For more Masterpiece: Mystery! in July, watch for reprised Inspector Lewis cases (Series IV) at 10:30 p.m. on Sunday nights; and, as part of the Thursday night mystery lineup, three Miss Marple cases (July 5–19).

Funding for Masterpiece is provided by Viking River Cruises, with additional support from public television viewers and The Masterpiece Trust.

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History of Science Explores the Great Advancesairs Wednesdays, July 11 & 18, 9 p.m.–midnight

A six-hour BBC series, History of Science, shows how the political upheavals of history combine with iconic inventions and discoveries, along with the ideas of great thinkers, to create the advances that have transformed our lives. Each episode starts with a disarmingly simple question, and then delves into the past, uncovering human stories and recreating the great experiments of the men and women who sought the answers and, in doing so, changed the world. The series explores how science has found out what we are made of; where we came from; what exists beyond Earth; how science revealed the hidden secrets of nature; how it provided the force to topple kings and emperors; and how it unleashed untold power from within our planet. It’s the story of how history made science, and science made history, and how the ideas that emerged made the modern world.

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10:309:308:308:00 9:00 10:00Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour (to 10:30pm) & Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series IV: Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things (to 12m)

The Country House Revealed (Eps 1–3 of 6) (to 12m)

Michael Wood’s Story of England (Pt 2 of 4. Peasant’s Revolt and the Black Death)

Frontline: Money, Power and Wall Street: The Crisis Spreads

WETA’s D.C. Fire-works Extravaganza

A Capitol Fourth (2012) (to 11:30pm)

Agatha Christie’s Poirot: Death in the Clouds (to 10:40pm) (from 10:40pm) Miss Marple (to 12:05am)

Inside Washington The Queen’s Palaces (Ep 2 of 3. Windsor Castle)

Islamic Arts: Mirror of the Invisible World—PBS Arts (to 11:30pm)

(from 9:33pm) The WETA Movie: Dial M for Murder (to 11:30pm)

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series V: The Soul of Genius (to 10:30pm) & Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series IV: Wild Justice (to 12m)

The Country House Revealed (Eps 4–6 of 6) (to 12m)

Frontline: Endgame: AIDS in Black America (2-hr. special)

History of Science (Episodes 1–3 of 6. What Is Out There?/What Is the World Made of?/How Did We Get Here?) (to 12m)

Agatha Christie’s Poirot: One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (to 10:40pm) (from 10:40pm) Miss Marple (to 12:05am)

Inside Washington The Queen’s Palaces (Ep 3 of 3. Holyrood House)

John Leguizamo’s Tales from a Ghetto Klown—PBS Arts

(from 9:33pm) The WETA Movie: The Hustler (to 12m)

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series V: Generation of Vipers (to 10:30pm) & Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series IV: The Mind Has Mountains (to 12m)

Market Warriors: Adamstown, PA Johnny Carson: King of Late Night: American Masters (to 12m)

History Detectives Frontline: Fast Times at West Philly High

History of Science (Episodes 4–6 of 6. Can We Have Unlimited Power?/What Is the Secret of Life?/Who Are We?) (to 12m)

Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Adventure of the Clapham Cook (to 9:50pm) & Murder in the Mews (to 10:40pm)

(from 10:40pm) Miss Marple (to 12:05am)

Inside Washington Market Warriors: Adamstown, PA Homecoming: The Kansas City Symphony Presents Joyce DiDonato—PBS Arts

(from 9:33pm) The WETA Movie: Rocky II (to 11:32pm)

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series V: Fearful Symmetry (to 10:30pm) & Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series IV: The Gift of Promise (to 12m)

Market Warriors: Philadelphia, PA Washington in the ’60s (to 11pm) & Washington in the ’70s (to 12m)

History Detectives Frontline: Alaska Gold

Paris (Pts 1–3 of 3. City of Dreams/Blood & Chocolate/Bohemian Rhapsody) (to 12m)

Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Adventure of Johnny Waverly (to 9:50pm) & Four and Twenty Blackbirds (to 10:40pm)

(10:40pm) Masterpiece: Endeavour (to 12:05am)

Inside Washington Market Warriors: Philadelphia, PA Havana! Havana!—PBS Arts

(from 9:33pm) The WETA Movie: Eight Men Out (to 11:32pm)

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series V: The Indelible Stain (to 10:30pm)

Breakfast in Washington & Neighborhood Eats

Market Warriors: Cumming, GA Antiques Roadshow: Denver, CO

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THE WAR [Ep 1 of 7. A Necessary War (December 1941–December 1942)] (to 11:30pm)

Queen & Country (Ep 1 of 4. London: Royal City)

Michael Wood’s Story of England (Pt 1 of 4. Romans to Normans)

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Houston

A Capitol Fourth (2012)

Sherlock Holmes: The Musgrave Ritual

Washington Week with Gwen Ifi ll and National Journal

Doc Martin, Series V (Pts 3 & 4 of 8) (to 9:33pm)

Queen & Country (Ep 2 of 4. Royal Visit)

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Atlanta

Michael Wood’s Story of England (Pt 3 of 4. The Seeds of Reform)

Nature: Bears of the Last Frontier (Pt 1 of 3. City of Bears)

Sherlock Holmes: The Second Stain



Queen & Country (Ep 3 of 4. The Queen’s Possessions)

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage San Francisco, CA

Michael Wood’s Story of England (Pt 4 of 4. The Birth of Modern England)

Nature: Bears of the Last Frontier (Pt 2 of 3. The Road North)

Sherlock Holmes: The Man With the Twisted Lip



Queen & Country (Ep 4 of 4. Traveller)

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Pittsburgh

The WETA Guide to Breakfast in Washington

Nature: Bears of the Last Frontier (Pt 3 of 3. Arctic Wanderers)

Sherlock Holmes: The Priory School


Doc Martin, Series II (Pts 1 & 2 of 8. Old Dogs/In Loco) (to 9:33pm)

Secrets of the Manor House

Antiques Roadshow: Philadelphia, PA

The WETA Guide to Neighborhood Eats

WETA TV 26 & WETA HD July primetime simulcast listings.

Weeknight primetime simulcast programming repeats the following weekday on WETA TV 26 starting at noon.

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•ProgrammingonWETATV26andWETAHDisexactlythesame—simulcast—MondaythroughFridaynightsfrom7p.m.throughCharlie Rose,andeachweekendevening,beginningat6p.m.SaturdaysandSundays.

•PleasenotethatSaturdayandSundaydaytimelistingsthatfollowareforWETATV26onlyunlessotherwiseindicated.Forcomplete24-hourschedulesofprogramsonWETATV26andWETAHD,visitweta.org/tv.

•WeeknightprimetimeonWETATV26oftenrepeatsthenextweekdayonWETATV26—seerepeatlistings.

•WETATV26isdevotedtochildren’sprogramming5a.m.–noonweekdaysand6a.m.–9a.m.Sundays.For24hoursofchildren’sprogrammingeachday,tuneintotheWETAKidschannel.Seepage12forscheduleinformation.

ProgramKey� — WETA productions, co-productions or presentations. {DVI} — Descriptive Video Service. R — Aired within the month.Listingsareaccurateasofpresstime.Forlate-breakingprogramupdates,call703-998-2724orvisitweta.org/tv.

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1 SundayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM. See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–9AMWETAKIDSPROGRAMMING

9:00 WHITEHOUSECHRONICLES 9:30 TOTHECONTRARYWITHBONNIEERBE10:00 THISISAMERICAWITHDENNISWHOLEY10:30 RELIGIONANDETHICSNEWSWEEKLY11:00 GREATROMANCES11:30 THEWETAMOVIE:LOVEINTHEAFTERNOON— In

Billy Wilder’s 1957 romantic comedy, a middle-aged playboy (Gary Cooper) is fascinated by the daughter (Audrey Hepburn) of a private detective (Maurice Chevalier) who has been hired to entrap him with the wife of a client. (2:10)R

2:00 QUEENVICTORIA’SEMPIRE— Parts 3 & 4 of 4. The Moral Crusade/The Scramble for Africa.R

4:00 LOSTTREASURESOFTHEANCIENTWORLD:THESEVENWONDERSOFTHEANCIENTWORLD—R

5:00 GLOBETREKKERFOODHOUR:SCANDINAVIA — RepeatsMon7/2,1:30pm

SIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12AM:6:00 MOYERS&COMPANY— Bill Moyers presents a weekly

hour of conversation about life and the state of Ameri-can democracy. RepeatsMon7/2,5pm

7:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— The popular British comic drama continues, following the story of the irascible doctor of a small village on England’s Cornwall coast. Part 1 of 8. Dr. Martin Ellingham (Martin Clunes) is struggling to come to terms with fatherhood. The baby boy born to him and his estranged partner, Louisa Glasson (Caroline Catz), is changing their lives.

8:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— In 2012, England marks the Dia-mond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. In this miniseries, newsman Sir Trevor McDonald explores the traditions and institutions surrounding the monarchy. Episode 1 of 4. London: Royal City. McDonald reports on the tradi-tion of Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace and visits the Horseguards to meet the men who guard the Queen. RepeatsFri7/6,4pm;Sun7/8,4pm

9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:ENDEAVOUR— In the 1960s prequel to the Inspector Morse series, rookie Constable Morse, fed up with police work, is ready to hand in his resignation. But a murder turns up that only he can solve. Shaun Evans stars as the young Endeavour Morse, before his signature red Jaguar, but with his deductive powers already running in high gear. {DVI} RepeatsThur7/26,10:30pm

10:30 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESIV:OLD,UNHAPPY,FAROFFTHINGS— Inspector Lewis (Kevin Whately) and his colleague DS Hathaway (Laurence Fox) solve criminal cases in the academic haven of Oxford. Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things. A reunion at Oxford’s remaining all-female college ends with the murder of a prominent student, which may be connected to a decade-old case. Lewis and Hathaway investigate. Juliet Stevenson co-stars. {DVI} (90 min.)

2 Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:VINTAGEHOUSTON—

RepeatsWed7/4,1pm;Thur7/5,2pm 9:00 THECOUNTRYHOUSEREVEALED— A six-part BBC

series presented by Dan Cruickshank looks at some of the fi nest homes covered in his book “The Country House Revealed — A Secret History of the British Ancestral Home.” The series spotlights grand homes that have never been open to the public. Episode 1 relates the story of South Wraxall Manor (in the Wiltshire countryside), which was built by one of the most powerful dynasties in England. Episode 2 tells the story of architect Sir William Bruce and Kinross House. Episode 3 examines the architecture of Easton Neston in Northamptonshire. Parts1-3repeatTue7/3,2-5pm;Thur7/5,3-6pm

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Sundays,July1,8,15&22at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDIn Queen & Country, Sir Trevor McDonald, one of the U.K.’s most honored journalists (here at London’s Buckingham palace) explores the traditions and institutions of the British monarchy. The nation celebrated Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee in June.

SundaysinJulyat9p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDThis month, Masterpiece Mystery! premieres Endeavour (July 1), starring Shaun Evans in a “prequel” to the Inspector Morse series. Endeavour explores Morse’s years as a young investigator. Also on Masterpiece is Inspector Lewis, Series V (July 8–29), which features new episodes starring (above) Kevin Whately (r) and Laurence Fox.

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3 Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 MICHAELWOOD’SSTORYOFENGLAND— The British

historian tells the 2000-year-old story of the English village of Kibworth, Leicestershire, in the heart of England, exploring the past of this settlement in the context of English history. Part 1 of 4. Romans to Normans. Michael Wood recovers the lost history of the first 1,000 years of the community, spotlighting a Roman villa, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, and evidence of life after the Norman Conquest. RepeatsWed7/4,2pm

9:00 MICHAELWOOD’SSTORYOFENGLAND— Part 2 of 4. Peasants’ Revolt and the Black Death. Wood charts events in Kibworth leading up to the Civil War of Simon de Montfort and follows the story of the village as it endures the worst famine in European history and then the Black Death. RepeatsWed7/4,3pm

10:00 FRONTLINE:MONEY,POWERANDWALLSTREET:THECRISISSPREADS—Correspondent Martin Smith follows a trail of complex deals by financial institutions that contributed to a European crisis which today threat-ens to sink the global economy into another slump.

11:00 CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

4 Wednesday 8AM ACAPITOLFOURTH(2010)9:30AMWETA’SD.C.FIREWORKSEXTRAVAGANZA10AM ACAPITOLFOURTH(2011)— Repeatstoday11:30AMWETA’SD.C.FIREWORKSEXTRAVAGANZA 12N CHARLIEROSE 1PM ANTIQUESROADSHOW:VINTAGEHOUSTON—R 2PM MICHAELWOOD’SSTORYOFENGLAND— Pts 1 & 2 of 4. R 4PM ACAPITOLFOURTH(2011)— R5:30PMWETA’SD.C.FIREWORKSEXTRAVAGANZA 6:00 BBCWORLDNEWS/NIGHTLYBUSINESSREPORT 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ACAPITOLFOURTH(2012)— Tom Bergeron takes the

helm as the new host of the celebration of America’s birthday, which features an Olympic tribute to Team USA and performances by Megan Hilty, Javier Colon, Kool & the Gang, Kelli O’Hara and the National Sym-phony Orchestra, topped off by the annual fireworks display on the National Mall. The program, a co-production of Capital Concerts and WETA, airs live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Repeatstonight

9:30 WETA’SD.C.FIREWORKSEXTRAVAGANZA10:00 ACAPITOLFOURTH(2012)—R11:30 CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

5 Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 SHERLOCKHOLMES:THEMUSGRAVERITUAL— An

ancient ritual held during a visit by a friend of Holmes’ from university leads to the disappearance of Brunton, the butler. Holmes (Jeremy Brett) and Watson investi-gate. RepeatsFri7/6,1pm;Mon7/9,3:30pm

9:00 AGATHACHRISTIE’SPOIROT:DEATHINTHECLOUDS— A particularly ingenious murder is committed on the noon flight from Paris to London. Poirot (David Suchet) is on board — but unfortunately he’s asleep when the killing takes place. It becomes a matter of pride for him to track down the murderer. RepeatsFri7/6,2pm

10:40 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:MISSMARPLE,SERIESIV:THEYDOITWITHMIRRORS— Acclaimed British ac-tress Julia McKenzie portrays author Agatha Christie’s spinster sleuth, Miss Marple. During rehearsal for an amateur show, the power goes out, commotion ensues and a murder takes place. As witness to the confusion, Miss Marple must decipher the elaborate conjuring trick played by the killer. {DVI}

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6 Friday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL— Moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of journalists on the news events of the week. RepeatsSat7/7,6:30pm

8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON— Host Gordon Peterson moder-ates a discussion of the news of the week. RepeatsSat7/7,6pm

9:00 THEQUEEN’SPALACES— Episode 2 of 3. Windsor Castle. BBC journalist Fiona Bruce tours the castle, encountering an amazing variety of royal treasures and historical items.

10:00 ISLAMICART:MIRROROFTHEINVISIBLEWORLD—PBSARTS — A program travels to nine countries and across 1,400 years of cultural history to explore the artistic and architectural riches of Islam. The film sheds light on the shared histories of Western and Islamic societies. Actor Susan Sarandon narrates.

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7 SaturdayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings. 6AM NEWSCANDINAVIANCOOKING 6:30 NICKSTELLINOCOOKINGWITHFRIENDS 7:00 SIMPLYMING 7:30 CIAOITALIA 8:00 HUBERTKELLER:SECRETSOFACHEF 8:30 JOANNEWEIR’SCOOKINGCONFIDENCE 9:00 EASTENDERS— (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26

and WETA HD) RepeatsFridays,5pm10:00 THETHISOLDHOUSEHOUR11:00 ESSENTIALPÉPIN11:30 PATI’SMEXICANTABLE 12N CUISINECULTURE12:30 MEXICO—ONEPLATEATATIMEWITHRICKBAYLESS 1:00 CHEFJOHNBESH’SNEWORLEANS 1:30 SARA’SWEEKNIGHTMEALS 2:00 BAKINGWITHJULIA 2:30 LIDIA’SITALY 3:00 INJULIA’SKITCHENWITHMASTERCHEFS

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Tuesdays,July3,10&17at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDIn the miniseries Michael Wood’s Story of England, the historian, aided by local resident-researchers, explores the story of one community, Kibworth, Leicestershire, through 2,000 years of England’s history. Two episodes start the series on July 3.

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Saturday,July7at9:33p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDThe WETA Movie presents Alfred Hitchcock’s film Dial M for Murder, starring Bob Cummings and Grace Kelly. Other Saturday-night films in July are pool-competition classic The Hustler (July 14); Rocky II (July 21), and baseball drama Eight Men Out (July 28).


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10:30 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESIV:WILDJUSTICE— Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate the poisoning of a bishop, who they suspect was murdered for her progressive views. As their investigation continues, they uncover a twisted maze of motives and retribution. {DVI} (90 min.)

9 Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:VINTAGEATLANTA— Repeats

Wed7/11,1pm;Thur7/12,2pm 9:00 THECOUNTRYHOUSEREVEALED— A six-part BBC

series hosted by Dan Cruickshank spotlights some of Britain’s finest homes. Episode 4 explores Wentworth Woodhouse near Rotherham, one of the largest country houses in Europe. Episode 5 looks at the Clandeboye Estate in Northern Ireland. Episode 6 views Marshcourt in Stockbridge, Hampshire, designed by Edwin Lutyens. Parts4–6repeatTue7/10,1–4pm


10Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 MICHAELWOOD’SSTORYOFENGLAND— Part 3 of 4.

The Seeds of Reform. The story of Kibworth moves on to dramatic battles of conscience in the time of the Hundred Years’ War. Some villagers join in a rebel-lion against King Henry V, while others rise to become middle-class merchants in the textile town of Coventry. Kibworth experiences the dramatic events of Henry VIII’s Protestant Reformation and the battles of the English Civil War. RepeatsWed7/11,3pm

9:00 FRONTLINE:ENDGAME:AIDSINBLACKAMERICA— Thirty years after the discovery of the AIDS virus among gay white men, nearly half of the one million people in the United States infected with HIV are black men, women and children. A Frontline special traces the history of the AIDS epidemic through the experiences of individuals who tell their stories, exploring the battle to contain the spread of the virus and the opportunity to turn the tide of the epidemic. RepeatsWed7/11,4pm


11Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 NATURE:BEARSOFTHELASTFRONTIER— In a

three-part series, Nature joins adventurer and bear biologist Chris Morgan on a year-long motorcycle odyssey deep into Alaska’s bear country to explore the resilience and adaptability of these animals in five diverse Alaskan ecosystems. Part 1 of 3. City of Bears. Morgan sets up camp in the heart of the Alaskan wilderness, alongside the largest concentration of griz-zlies in the world, where he observes the bears from close proximity. {DVI} RepeatsThur7/12,1pm

9:00 HISTORYOFSCIENCE— A BBC series explores how the political upheavals of history combine with iconic inventions and discoveries, along with the ideas of great thinkers, to create the advances that have transformed our lives. Episode 1. What is Out There? The series begins with the story of how we came to

3:30 JACQUESPÉPIN:MOREFASTFOODMYWAY! 4:00 COOK’SCOUNTRYFROMAMERICA’STESTKITCHEN 4:30 AMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’S ILLUSTRATED

— (two episodes) 5:30 RICKSTEVES’EUROPESIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12:30AM: 6:00 INSIDEWASHINGTON—R 6:30 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL—R 7:00 ASTIMEGOESBY 7:30 KEEPINGUPAPPEARANCES 8:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Parts 3 & 4 of 8. Part 3:

Sleepless nights are taking their toll on Martin and Louisa and tempers are frayed as they try to find ways to comfort their constantly wailing baby. Meanwhile, Aunt Ruth is dealing with an intruder on the farm who has stolen the hubcaps from her car. Part 4: Portwenn Fun Day has the village buzzing and sparks culinary rivalry in the community. To Louisa’s dismay, her estranged mother arrives in Portwenn.

9:33 THEWETAMOVIE:DIALMFORMURDER— Master filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock mixes suspense and mystery with dangerous romance in the 1954 film about a three-cornered love affair that leads to murder. Ray Milland, Grace Kelly and Bob Cummings star. (1:45) RepeatsSun7/8,11:30am

11:30 P.O.V.:THECITYOFDARK— When filmmaker Ian Cheney moves from rural Maine to New York City and discovers streets awash in light and skies devoid of stars, he embarks on a journey to learn what is lost in the glare of city lights. (60 min.)

8 SundayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–11:30AMSeetheSunday,July1listings.11:30 THEWETAMOVIE:DIALMFORMURDER— (1:45)R 1:30 THECOUNTRYHOUSEREVEALED— Eps 1 & 2 of 6.R 3:30 BBCANTIQUESROADSHOW 4:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Ep 1 of 4. London: Royal City.R 5:00 GLOBETREKKERSPECIAL:VOLCANOES,RINGOF

FIRE— RepeatsMon7/9,1:30pmSIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12AM: 6:00 MOYERS&COMPANY— Bill Moyers presents a weekly

hour of conversation. RepeatsMon7/9,5pm 7:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Part 2 of 8. Ellingham agrees

to stay on in his practice until a replacement can be found. He asks Louisa to move into his house so he can help to raise their child. Aunt Joan’s sister Ruth Ellingham (Dame Eileen Atkins) visits; she shares her nephew’s temperament.

8:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Episode 2 of 4. Royal Visit. The Queen’s year is driven by her diary — and has been since her accession in 1952. See her in Scotland at the Braemar Gathering (which she has attended 70 times) and follow her on a visit to Liverpool — the sort of regional trip that happens every week but attracts little publicity. RepeatsFri7/13,4pm;Sun7/15,4pm

9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESV:THESOULOFGENIUS— Kevin Whately stars as Oxford sleuth Inspector Lewis; Laurence Fox portrays his young colleague DS Hathaway. The Soul of Genius. When the body of an obsessive Oxford English professor is discovered ritually buried, Lewis and Hathaway are set upon a seemingly impossible quest to uncover the truth. Guest stars are James Fleet (Little Dorrit) and Celia Imrie (Cranford). {DVI} RepeatsTue7/10,4pm

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Tuesday,July10at9p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDA two-hour Frontline special, Endgame: AIDS in Black America, traces the history of the AIDS epidemic through the experiences of those who tell their stories, including Tom and Keith (above) — “Bornies,” born with HIV, who survived and rap about their lives.

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Wednesdays,July11,18&25at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDNature: Bears of the Last Frontier follows a year-long motorcycle journey through Alaska’s bear country by biologist Chris Morgan, who spotlights bears in five very different ecosystems.


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12M P.O.V.:GUILTYPLEASURES— An independent film takes a look at the global phenomenon of romance novels. Ironies abound in the contrasts between the everyday lives of the books’ readers and the fantasy worlds that offer them escape. (60 min.)

15SundayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–11:30AMSeetheSunday,July1listings.11:30 THEWETAMOVIE:THEHUSTLER— (2:15)R 2:00 THECOUNTRYHOUSEREVEALED— Eps 4 & 5 of 6.R 4:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Episode 2 of 4. Royal Visit.R 5:00 GLOBETREKKERSPECIAL:THEMAKINGOFGLOBE

TREKKER — RepeatsMon7/16,1:30pmSIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12AM: 6:00 MOYERS&COMPANY— Bill Moyers presents a weekly

hour of conversation. RepeatsMon7/16,5pm 7:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Part 3 of 8. Sleepless nights

are taking their toll on Martin and Louisa and tempers are frayed as they try to find ways to comfort their constantly wailing baby. Meanwhile, Aunt Ruth must deal with an intruder on the farm who has stolen the hubcaps from her car.

8:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Episode 3 of 4. The Queen’s Possessions. The Queen has some surprising posses-sions. Among them are Westminster Abbey and the Chapels Royal. These are “peculiars of the crown” — as are the Channel Islands. The Queen also owns the Tower of London — part of a collection of Historic Royal Palaces. RepeatsFri7/20,4pm;Sun7/22,4pm

9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESV:GENERATIONOFVIPERS— Kevin Whately stars as Oxford sleuth Inspector Lewis; Laurence Fox portrays his young colleague DS Hathaway. Generation of Vipers. Suspicions abound as Lewis and Hathaway investigate the death of a lovelorn Oxford professor. Was her death caused by an embarrassing Internet leak or something much more sinister? Toby Stephens (Jane Eyre) guest stars. {DVI} RepeatsTue7/17,4pm

10:30 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESIV:THEMINDHASMOUNTAINS— When a student is found dead during a clinical drug trial, the motives of an enigmatic professor are questioned. Then a second death occurs, and Lewis and Hathaway must act fast to prevent more deaths. {DVI} (90 min.)

16Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:VINTAGESANFRANCISCO—

RepeatsWed7/18,1pm,5pm;Thur7/19,2pm 9:00 MARKETWARRIORS— Treasure hunters embark on an

antiques adventure in a new series from the producers of Antiques Roadshow. In Market Warriors, four pickers travel to different markets across the country to purchase items with a set amount of money, and use their knowledge and skills to see who can make the most profit at auction. Actor/comedian Fred Willard hosts, offering wry commentary throughout the show. RepeatsWed7/18,2pm;Fri7/20,9pm

understand that our planet was not at the center of everything in the cosmos. Episode 2. What is the World Made of? This episode explores how our society is built on our search to find the answer to what makes up everything in the material world. The story moves from alchemy to the creation of the world’s first synthetic dye and on to the invention of the transistor. Episode 3. How Did We Get Here? The question of our human origins is one of the most controversial science has wrestled with. The film explores the story of how scientists came to explain the beauty and diversity of life on earth. RepeatsThur7/12,3–6pm


12Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 SHERLOCKHOLMES:THESECONDSTAIN— The

Prime Minister calls upon Sherlock Holmes (Jeremy Brett) to ask for his assistance in obtaining a letter sto-len from the Secretary of European Affairs’s document case — which in the wrong hands could trigger war. RepeatsFri7/13,1pm;Mon7/16,3:30pm

9:00 AGATHACHRISTIE’SPOIROT:ONE,TWO,BUCKLEMYSHOE— The great sleuth Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) dislikes his dentist. But one of his patients liked Mr. Morley even less — and shot him a few moments after Poirot had left his surgery. Which patient did the deed? RepeatsFri7/13,2pm

10:40 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:MISSMARPLE,SERIESIV:WHYDIDN’TTHEYASKEVANS?— Acclaimed British actress Julia McKenzie portrays Agatha Christie’s spin-ster sleuth Miss Marple. As the sole witness to a dying man’s enigmatic last words, a young adventurer seeks to solve the riddle they pose by forming an unlikely alli-ance with Miss Marple and a beautiful socialite. {DVI}


13Friday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL


8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON— RepeatsSat7/14,6pm 9:00 THEQUEEN’SPALACES— Episode 3 of 3. Holyrood

House. One of Britain’s smallest palaces has witnessed events that have determined the fate of three countries — England, France and Scotland. BBC journalist Fiona Bruce discovers remarkable objects from the Royal Collection that are intimately bound to the Palace’s turbulent history.

10:00 JOHNLEGUIZAMO’STALESFROMAGHETTOKLOWN—PBSARTS — A film offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the entertainment industry’s most versatile actors: John Leguizamo. This profile of the actor and playwright looks at his unorthodox rise to success while capturing his struggles to mount his latest one-man show.

11:00 NEEDTOKNOW11:30 CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

14SaturdayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–6PMSeetheSaturday,July7listings.SIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–1AM: 6:00 INSIDEWASHINGTON—R 6:30 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL—R 7:00 ASTIMEGOESBY/KEEPINGUPAPPEARANCES 8:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Parts 5 & 6 of 8. Part 5: P.C.

Joe Penhale has an unexpected visitor: his ex-wife Maggie, who appears to have become unhinged. Mean-while, Martin and Louisa’s baby is still nameless, and soon the State will intervene. Part 6: Penhale resorts to desperate measures to try to keep Maggie in Portwenn; Aunt Ruth uncovers family heirlooms that heighten ten-sions between Louisa and Martin.

9:33 THEWETAMOVIE:THEHUSTLER— In the 1961 drama directed by Robert Rossen, a gambler (George C. Scott) stakes pool shark “Fast Eddie” Felson (Paul Newman) in a smoke-filled marathon against Minnesota Fats (Jackie Gleason). (2:15) RepeatsSun7/15,11:30am

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10:00 JOHNNYCARSON:KINGOFLATENIGHT:AMERICANMASTERS— The biography series explores the life and career of the former Tonight Show host through unprec-edented access to Carson’s archives, including existing episodes of The Tonight Show. Interviews with family, colleagues and performers who appeared on the show illuminate Carson’s story. Actor Kevin Spacey narrates. RepeatsTue7/17,2pm;Sun7/22,1:30pm


17Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 MICHAELWOOD’SSTORYOFENGLAND— Part 4 of 4.

The Birth of Modern England. Wood tracks Kibworth’s history from the 17th century to the present, through the Industrial Revolution, Victorian Era, World War I and World War II, when the village was bombed. Lastly, the film shows Kibworth as it is today — a growing, multicultural village. RepeatsWed7/18,3pm

9:00 HISTORYDETECTIVES— America’s history sleuths are back for a 10th season. Wesley Cowan, Gwendolyn Wright, Elyse Luray, Dr. Eduardo Pagan, and Tukufu Zuberi travel around the country to explore the stories behind found objects, local folklore, prominent figures and family legends. Episode 1. The series presents three stories devoted to rock ‘n’ roll, investigating an electric guitar that Bob Dylan may have used at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival; examining some autographs allegedly signed during the Beatles’ 1964 U.S. tour; and spotlighting a $5 thrift store find that un-earths a little-known artistic side of musical iconoclast Frank Zappa. RepeatsTue7/18,4pm

10:00 FRONTLINE:FASTTIMESATWESTPHILLYHIGH— Frontline explores the viability of hybrid cars and the prospects of effective innovation in public education.


18Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 NATURE:BEARSOFTHELASTFRONTIER— Part 2 of

3. The Road North. Bear biologist Chris Morgan explores the world of black bears caught in the crossroads of urban development in Anchorage and the wilderness, and he journeys north on a 610-mile motorcycle jour-ney from Denali to once-pristine Prudhoe Bay along the only Alaskan highway to reach the Arctic. {DVI} RepeatsThur7/19,1pm

9:00 HISTORYOFSCIENCE— Episode 4. Can We Have Un-limited Power? The BBC series explores how power has been harnessed — from wind, steam and from inside the atom. Episode 5. What is the Secret of Life? This episode presents the story of how the secret of life has been examined through the prism of the most complex organism known — the human body. Episode 6. Who Are We? The film explores how the twin sciences of brain

anatomy and psychology offer different visions of who we are. RepeatsThur7/19,3-6pm


19Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 SHERLOCKHOLMES:THEMANWITHTHETWISTED

LIP— When Neville St. Clair, a man who lives by an exacting routine, fails to turn up at home, Holmes (Jeremy Brett) is engaged to solve the mystery. RepeatsFri7/20,1pm;Mon7/23,3:30pm

9:00 AGATHACHRISTIE’SPOIROT:THEADVENTUREOFTHECLAPHAMCOOK— Poirot (David Suchet) is unen-thusiastic when Mrs. Todd asks him to find her cook. But he is positively insulted when she tries to dismiss him from the case with a token fee for his services — once he agrees to take on a case he sees it through to a conclusion. RepeatsFri7/20,2pm

9:50 AGATHACHRISTIE’SPOIROT:MURDERINTHEMEWS— Chief Inspector Japp (Philip Jackson) turns to Poirot (David Suchet) for assistance with his investigation into the apparent suicide of a beautiful young woman. The gun was found in her left hand, but the deceased is generally believed to have been right-handed. Was she in fact murdered? RepeatsFri7/20,3pm

10:40 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:MISSMARPLE, SERIES IV:APOCKETFULLOFRYE— Acclaimed British actress Julia McKenzie portrays Agatha Christie’s spinster sleuth, Miss Marple; Matthew Macfadyen co-stars. When Miss Marple learns of the deaths of business-man Rex Fortescue, his young wife, Adele, and their housemaid, Gladys, the circumstances vividly recall the nursery rhyme “Sing a Song of Sixpence.” {DVI}




8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON— RepeatsSat7/21,6pm 9:00 MARKETWARRIORS—R10:00 HOMECOMING:THEKANSASCITYSYMPHONY

PRESENTSJOYCEDiDONATO—PBSARTS — A pro-gram visits architect Moshe Safdie’s new Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, the backdrop for a per-formance-documentary profiling the Grammy Award-winning musicians of the Kansas City Symphony; their artistic director and conductor Michael Stern; and the celebrated mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, a Kansas City native who makes her Kauffman Center debut.


21SaturdayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–6PMSeetheSaturday,July7listings.SIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–1:02AM: 6:00 INSIDEWASHINGTON—R 6:30 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL—R 7:00 ASTIMEGOESBY/KEEPINGUPAPPEARANCES 8:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Pts 7 & 8 of 8. Part 7:

An emergency puts Eleanor’s life in jeopardy and Martin must act fast. Martin plans his departure from Portwenn to resume his career in London. Part 8: Mrs. Tishell’s long-standing crush on the doctor takes a dramatic turn. With Doc and Louisa’s baby in her care, she boards a bus out of the village, leaving a message for Martin.

9:33 THEWETAMOVIE:ROCKYII— In the 1979 drama sequel written and directed by Sylvester Stallone, underdog Philadelphia fighter Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) gets another shot at heavyweight champ Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers). Talia Shire and Burgess Meredith co-star. (1:59) RepeatsSun7/22,11:30am

11:32 P.O.V.:THELIGHTINHEREYES— An independent film offers a portrait of a female Syrian leader, Houda al-Habash — a conservative Muslim preacher in Damascus who challenges women to live according to Islam without giving up their dreams. (90 min.)

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Tuesday,July17at9p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDSeason 10 of History Detectives begins, featuring history sleuths (l-r) Gwen Wright, Eduardo Pagan, Tukufu Zuberi, Elyse Luray and Wes Cowan crisscrossing the nation, exploring the stories behind found objects, local folklore, prominent figures and family legends. The season-opening program presents stories about rock ‘n’ roll history.


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22SundayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–11:30AMSeetheSunday,July1listings.11:30 THEWETAMOVIE:ROCKYII— (1:59)R 1:30 JOHNNYCARSON:KINGOFLATENIGHT:AMERICAN

MASTERS—R 3:30 BBCANTIQUESROADSHOW 4:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Episode 3 of 4. The Queen’s

Possessions.R 5:00 GLOBETREKKER:LONDONCITYGUIDEI— Repeats

Mon7/23,1:30pmSIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12AM: 6:00 MOYERS&COMPANY— Bill Moyers presents a weekly

hour of conversation. RepeatsMon7/23,5pm 7:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Part 4 of 8. Portwenn Fun

Day has the village buzzing and sparks culinary rivalry in the community. To Louisa’s dismay, her mother — whom she hasn’t seen for years — arrives in Portwenn.

8:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Episode 4 of 4. Traveller. The Queen is head of the 16 realms that make up the Commonwealth. In Perth, Western Australia, Queen Elizabeth is on a tour before opening the Heads of Gov-ernment Meeting, at which will be discussed the single biggest change to the monarchy in centuries. RepeatsFri7/27,4pm;Sun7/29,4pm

9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESV:FEARFULSYMMETRY— Kevin Whately stars as Oxford sleuth Inspector Lewis; Laurence Fox portrays his young colleague DS Hathaway. Fearful Symmetry. Lewis and Hathaway are drawn into a darker side of Oxford while investigating the murder of a sub-urban babysitter. Will the babysitter’s secret life help the detectives unravel a tangled web of lies and deceit to find the killer? {DVI} RepeatsTue7/24,4pm

10:30 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESIV:THEGIFTOFPROMISE— During an investigation of a brutal bludgeoning, what seems to be a blackmail plot gone wrong turns into a case much darker and more sinister. Lewis and Hathaway tackle the case. {DVI} (90 min.)

23Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:VINTAGEPITTSBURGH—

RepeatsTue7/24,2pm;Wed7/24,1pm,5pm 9:00 MARKETWARRIORS— Treasure hunters embark on an

antiques-buying competition in a new series from the producers of Antiques Roadshow. Comedian-actor Fred Willard hosts. RepeatsTue7/24,3pm;Thur7/26,2pm;Fri7/27,9pm

10:00 WASHINGTONINTHE’60S&WASHINGTONINTHE’70S— Two WETA TV 26 productions explore the politi-cal, social and cultural events that collectively make up the history of the Washington, D.C., area during these seminal decades. This dramatic time in area history is brought to life through the memories of notable Wash-ingtonians. RepeatSun7/29,1:30pm,2:30pm


24Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 THEWETAGUIDETOBREAKFASTINWASHINGTON—

Where should you go for the most important meal of the day? A WETA TV 26 production features two dozen

delicious dining suggestions throughout Greater Wash-ington, showcasing all-you-can-eat buffets, upscale power breakfasts, favorite greasy spoons, and even quick and tasty bites on-the-go. RepeatsSun7/29,10:30pm

9:00 HISTORYDETECTIVES— The sleuths explore the stories behind a set of Civil War-era pistols, K.K.K. Records and a battered Ampeg B-15 amp. RepeatsWed7/25,4pm

10:00 FRONTLINE:ALASKAGOLD— Frontline probes the battle between those who depend on Bristol Bay for salmon and those who want to dig an open-pit mine at its headwaters.


25Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 NATURE:BEARSOFTHELASTFRONTIER— Part 3 of

3. Arctic Wanderers. Bear biologist Chris Morgan travels to the far north of Alaska to observe polar bears in early November as winter is coming on — and as the bears struggle for extended periods on dwindling fat reserves, waiting for the opportunity to hunt on sea ice. In spring, Morgan travels to the North Slope of the Brooks Range, where grizzlies await the roaming caribou. {DVI} RepeatsThur7/26,1pm

9:00 PARIS— Art historian Sandrine Voillet reveals the history, beauty and soul of her city. Offering a three-part tour of more than 400 years of Paris’ history, she celebrates the places, people, art, literature, music, films and design that have created the spectacular “City of Lights.” RepeatsThur7/26,3–5pm


26Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 SHERLOCKHOLMES:THEPRIORYSCHOOL— Holmes

(Jeremy Brett) is called upon to investigate the abduc-tion of the young son of the wealthy Duke of Holder-nesse from the exclusive Priory School. RepeatsFri7/27,1pm;Mon7/30,3:30pm

9:00 AGATHACHRISTIE’SPOIROT:THEADVENTUREOFJOHNNYWAVERLY— Poirot (David Suchet) is called in to investigate a series of kidnap threats against the three-year-old son of a wealthy aristocrat. However, once installed at Waverly Court, Poirot becomes suspi-cious about the child’s parents. RepeatsFri7/27,2pm

9:50 AGATHACHRISTIE’SPOIROT:FOURANDTWENTYBLACKBIRDS— Poirot (David Suchet) is dining out at a London chop house one evening when eminent artist Henry Gasgcoine enters the restaurant for his dinner. The next morning, Poirot reads in the newspaper that the painter has been found dead. RepeatsFri7/27,3pm

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Monday,July23at10&11p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDAward-winning WETA TV 26 productions Washington in the ’60s and Washington in the ’70s explore significant events in D.C. history.

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8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON— RepeatsSat7/28,6pm 9:00 MARKETWARRIORS—R10:00 HAVANA,HAVANA!—PBSARTS — A music documen-

tary by filmmaker David Grubin (LBJ, FDR, Truman, Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided) highlights contemporary Cuban musical expression. The program vibrates with the soul and energy of African-Cuban drummers, guajira guitarists and the melodies of Cuban musician Raul Paz, who gathers fellow music stars, all former expatriots, for a concert in Havana.


28SaturdayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–6PMSeetheSaturday,July7listings.SIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12:32AM: 6:00 INSIDEWASHINGTON—R 6:30 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL—R 7:00 ASTIMEGOESBY/KEEPINGUPAPPEARANCES 8:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESII— WETA reprises Series II of

the British comic drama, following the story of the iras-cible doctor of a small village community on England’s Cornwall coast. Parts 1 & 2 of 8. Old Dogs/In Loco.

9:33 THEWETAMOVIE:EIGHTMENOUT— In John Sayles’ 1988 drama, disgruntled Chicago White Sox players stand trial for allegedly throwing the 1919 World Series for mobster Arnold Rothstein. John Cusack, Clifton James and Michael Lerner star, along with Charlie Sheen, Christopher Lloyd, John Mahoney and David Strathairn. (1:59) RepeatsSun7/29,11:30am

11:32 P.O.V.:UPHEARTBREAKHILL— A documentary follows two Native American teens, track stars at a rural New Mexico high school, who are tempted by the lure of brighter futures away from home, an impoverished Navajo reservation town. (60 min.)

29SundayONWETATV26,6AM–6PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–11:30AMSeetheSunday,July1listings.11:30 THEWETAMOVIE:EIGHTMENOUT— (1:59)R 1:30 WASHINGTONINTHE’60S—R 2:30 WASHINGTONINTHE’70S—R 3:30 BBCANTIQUESROADSHOW 4:00 QUEEN&COUNTRY— Episode 4 of 4. Traveller.R 5:00 GLOBETREKKERSPECIAL:WORLDHISTORY—

ENGLAND— RepeatsMon7/30,1:30pmSIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6PM–12:30AM: 6:00 MOYERS&COMPANY— Bill Moyers presents a weekly

hour of conversation. RepeatsMon7/30,5pm 7:00 DOCMARTIN,SERIESV— Part 5 of 8. P.C. Joe Penhale

has an unexpected visitor: his ex-wife Maggie, who appears to have become unhinged. Joe tries discreetly to ask Dr. Ellingham about her symptoms. Meanwhile, Martin and Louisa’s baby is still nameless, and soon the State will intervene.

8:00 SECRETSOFTHEMANORHOUSE— In the early 20th century, British manor house society reached its apo-gee, a world of luxury and privilege depicted in dramas such as Masterpiece’s Downton Abbey. But what was re-ally going on behind those stately walls? This program explores the real lives lived in these homes, and shows how mounting financial, political and social pressures wrought momentous changes. {DVI}

9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:INSPECTORLEWIS,SERIESV:THEINDELIBLESTAIN— Kevin Whately stars as Oxford sleuth Inspector Lewis; Laurence Fox portrays his young colleague DS Hathaway. The Indel-ible Stain. A controversial American academic is found strangled after a guest lecture at Oxford, leading Lewis and Hathaway to narrow down a list of motives that includes politics, ambition and vengeance in order to find their culprit. {DVI} RepeatsTue7/31,4pm

10:30 THEWETAGUIDETOBREAKFASTINWASHINGTON—R11:30 THEWETAGUIDETONEIGHBORHOODEATS— see the

Tuesday, July 31, 8 p.m. listing.

30Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:PHILADELPHIA,PA— Repeats

Tue7/31,2pm 9:00 MARKETWARRIORS— Treasure hunters embark on an

antiques-buying competition in a new series from the producers of Antiques Roadshow. Comedian-actor Fred Willard hosts. RepeatsTue7/31,3pm;Wed8/1,2pm

10:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:DENVER,CO— RepeatsWed8/1,1pm


31Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 THEWETAGUIDETONEIGHBORHOODEATS—

A WETA TV 26 production presents a guide to eateries around Greater Washington, visiting such places as Eastern Market, the Five Guys burger chain, Arlington’s Bob and Edith’s Diner and Mrs. K’s Tollhouse in Silver Spring.

9:00 THEWAR— A seven-part documentary series — a co-production of Florentine Films and WETA that was directed and produced by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick — explores World War II from the perspective of ordinary Americans. Episode 1 of 7. A Necessary War (December 1941–December 1942). Inhabitants of Mobile, Alabama; Sacramento, California; Waterbury, Connect-icut; and Luverne, Minnesota recall their communities on the eve of war. With the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, America is thrust into the great cataclysm. Episode 1 explores the war from Pearl Harbor through the Pacific battles of Midway and Guadalcanal. {DVI} RepeatsWed8/1,3pm


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Sunday,July29at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDOne hundred years ago, the world of the British manor house was at its height — a world of luxury and privilege. The program Secrets of the Manor House explores life in the stately homes of early 20th-century Britain, the era of Downton Abbey, examining how mounting pressures and events led to momentous social change.

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Programs on WETA UK:BBC Antiques Roadshow M–Th, 7 & 7:30pm

DRAMA (see wetauk.org for repeats)

All Creatures Great and Small M-Th, 4pm As Time Goes By Fri, 9pm; Sat, 5pmBallykissangel Sun, 7pm; Wed, 6pmBorn and Bred Sun, 5pm; Tue, 6pmDoctor Who Sun, 10pm; M-W, 4pmEastEnders Sun, 4pmFoyle’s War Mon, 9pm; Sat, 6pmHustle Wed, 10pm; Sat, 11pmLark Rise to Candleford Mon, 6pmLife on Mars Mon, 10pmMI-5 Tue, 10pmMonarch of the Glen Sun, 6pm; Thur, 6pmNew Tricks Thur, 10pmPrime Suspect Wed, 9pm; Sat, 7pmPrimeval Sun, 9pmRobin Hood Thur, 4pmSherlock Holmes Tue, 9pmWaking the Dead Thur, 9pm; Sat, 10pmThe WETA UK Movie Sat, 8pm (Endgame, July 7) (Collision, Pts 1 & 2 of 2, July 14 & 21) (Lennon Naked, July 28)

COMEDY (see wetauk.org for repeats)

Allo, Allo M-F, 11:30pmAre You Being Served? M-F, 11pm; Sat, 5:30pmBlack Books Fri, 10:30pmChef! Mon, 8:30pm; Fri, 6:30pmCoupling Fri, 10pmDoc Martin Fri, 8pmFawlty Towers Sun, 8:30pmGood Neighbors Fri, 5:30pmLast of the Summer Wine Sun-Th, 8pmKeeping Up Appearances Thur, 8:30pm;

Fri, 7:30pmMy Hero Fri, 4 & 4:30pmOutnumbered Fri, 9:30pmRed Dwarf Sun, 11 & 11:30pmTo the Manor Born Tue, 8:30pm; Fri, 5pm;

Sat, 4:30pmVicar of Dibley Wed, 8:30pm; Fri, 7pm;

Sat, 4pmWaiting for God Fri, 6pm

Visit wetauk.org for program descriptions and

a primetime schedulefor WETA UK.

Lark Rise to Candlefordairs Mondays at 6 p.m. on WETA UK;

repeats the next Monday at 1 p.m.Set in Oxfordshire in the 1880s, and adapted by the BBC from Flora Thompson’s trilogy of semi-auto-biographical novels, the costume drama Lark Rise to Candleford depicts the last bright fl ickering of a now-vanished way of life in the countryside, as Victorian England reached into the 20th century. The series follows the relationship of two contrasting communities: Lark Rise, the small hamlet gently holding on to the past, and Candleford, the small market town bustling into the future. Seen through the eyes of young Laura (Olivia Hallinan) (r), their inhabitants — farm workers, craftsmen and gentry — endure upheavals and struggles as change inexorably arrives. At the series’ outset, Laura, from Lark Rise, takes a job in the Candleford Post Offi ce, run by her mercurial cousin Dorcas (Julia Sawalha).

The WETA UK channel is devoted to presenting the best in British television programming, broadcasting beloved classics and contemporary series around the clock, seven days a week. WETA UK offers a full schedule of great entertainment programming — featuring drama, action, mystery and comedy series — all delivered with an accent from the Isles. Visit wetauk.org for a complete schedule and program descriptions.

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A popular British sitcom created by British screenwriter/director Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Bridget Jones’s Diary, Notting Hill, Love Actually, Blackadder and Mr. Bean), The Vicar of Dibley was writ-ten for its lead actress, top comedian Dawn French (below, with Emma

Chambers, who portrays assistant Alice Tinker). Set in a beautiful fi ctional Oxfordshire village, the storyline follows the newly assigned vicar following the 1992 changes in the Church of Eng-land that permitted the ordination of women. The congregation, all six faith-ful — and eccentric — souls, reacts to her arrival with a mixture of wonder and horror. David Horton (Gary Waldhorn), autocratic head of the parish council, is appalled, but Reverend Geraldine Granger steps full of confi dence and optimism into Dibley’s quaint world.

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MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ON THE WETA KIDS CHANNEL

Raggs, 6amClifford The Big Red Dog, 6:30amSuper WHY!, 7amArthur, 7:30amMartha Speaks, 8amCurious George, 8:30amThe Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About

That!, 9amWordGirl, 9:30amWordWorld, 10amDinosaur Train, 10:30amWild Kratts, 11amThe Electric Company, 11:30amSid the Science Kid, noonWild Animal Baby Explorers, 12:30pmSesame Street, 1pmMister Rogers’ Neighborhood, 2pmAngelina Ballerina, 2:30pmPeep and the Big Wide World, 3pm

Maya & Miguel, 3:30pmArthur, 4pmWordGirl, 4:30pmFetch!, 5pm Wild Kratts, 5:30pmSuper WHY!, M—Th, 6pmMartha Speaks, M—Th, 6:30pm (Mama Mirabelle on Fridays)Curious George, 7pmZula Patrol, 7:30pmThe Electric Company, 8pmSid the Science Kid, 8:30pmBiz Kid$, 9pmBarney & Friends, 9:30pmSesame Street, 10pmBob the Builder, 11pmThomas & Friends, 11:30pmCaillou, midnight

WETA Kids offers safe programming for our young viewers, presenting educational television broadcasts 24 hours each day, seven days a week. Below you can fi nd weekday daytime listings for WETA Kids. Note that children’s programming also airs six days a week on WETA TV 26. Please visit weta.org/kids to fi nd complete schedules of children’s programs on the WETA Kids channel and WETA TV 26.

Providing a Safe Haven for Children

Peep and the Big Wide Worldairs weekdays at 3 p.m. on the WETA Kids channel

Peep and the Big Wide World is an Emmy Award–winning science and math series that features a chick named Peep, a robin (Chirp), an endear-ing duck (Quack), and an extended family of friends. The series is set in and around a large urban park — a “big wide world” that the characters enjoy exploring. Each episode contains two animated Peep stories and two live-action segments featuring real kids playing and experimenting with math and science concepts with the help of their parents or grandparents. In these segments, families have fun engaging in math and science play using everyday objects — for example, building cardboard houses for stuffed animals, creating a mud city, making up codes, guessing sounds while blindfolded, measuring footsteps, playing with soap, and preparing a meal. All Peep episodes conclude with seven-minute, animated Pocoyosegments narrated by British actor-comedian Stephen Fry. These award–winning animated shorts tell the story of a curious young boy and his ani-mal friends, encouraging preschoolers to learn through laughter and play.

Major funding for Peep and the Big Wide World is provided by the National Science Foundation.

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About That!, 8:30amWordGirl, 9amWordWorld, 9:30amDinosaur Train, 10amWild Kratts, 10:30amThe Electric Company, 11amSid the Science Kid, 11:30am

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Presenting Classical Music All Day, Every Day With David Ginder, mornings • Marilyn Cooley, middays •

John Chester, afternoons/overnights • Nicole Lacroix, evenings And hosting on the weekend: Jean Inaba, mornings • Judy Gruber, afternoons • Chip Brienza, evenings

Special Programming: Mon–Fri at 7 p.m.: PBS NewsHour Mondays at 9 p.m.: Front Row Washington Saturdays at 1 p.m.: Classical WETA Opera House Sundays at 6 p.m.: From the Top Sundays at 9 p.m.: Choral Showcase First Wednesday of the month at 9 p.m.: NSO Showcase

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Saturdays at 1 p.m.July 7: Haydn’s Orlando Paladino Freiburg Baroque OrchestraRené Jacobs, conductor

July 14: W. A. Mozart’s Mitridate, King of PontusBavarian State Opera Orchestra and ChorusIvor Bolton, conductor

July 21: Mikhail Glinka’s Ruslan and LyudmillaBolshoi Theatre Orchestra and ChorusVladimir Jurowski, conductor July 28: Rossini’s Moses in EgyptBologna Municipal Theater Orchestra and ChorusRoberto Abbado, conductor

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The PostClassical Ensemble makes its debut on Classical WETA 90.9 FM’s local, weekly concert broadcast Front Row Washington on Monday night, July 2 at 9 p.m. with a program that refl ects PCE’s style and sound. Founded in 2003 as an experimental orchestral laboratory by Angel Gil-Ordóñez (music director) and Joseph Horowitz (artistic director,) Post-Classical Ensemble has earned a reputation for engaging pro-gramming that goes beyond the traditional concert hall experi-ence. The Classical WETA broadcast includes performances from three different PostClassical Ensemble events, including an improvisation on Gershwin’s Second Prelude by pianist Genadi Zagor as well as the Paul Whiteman Band’s version of Rhapsody in Blue, scored by Ferde Grofé. The ensemble’s emphasis on music of the Americas and Spain is further represented by Manuel de Falla’s Nights in the Gardens of Spain with pianist Pedro Carboné, and Igor Stravinsky’s Concerto for Piano and Winds with pianist Alexander Toradze.

Front Row Washington is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

On July 1, to mark the Independence Day holiday, the Classical WETA 90.9 FM Sunday-night broadcast Choral Showcase features an all-American program that includes music from Philip Glass’s Symphony No. 5 (which bridges past, present and future); Randall Thomp-son’s gloriously moving setting of “Alleluia”; and “The Promise of Living” from Aaron Copland’s Depression era-inspired opera, The Tender Land. Classical WETA has also scheduled music from John Knowles Paine’s Mass (conducted by Gunther Schuller), and the “Gloria” from Paul Paray’s “Joan of Arc” Mass (written for the 500th anniversary of her death). True, Paul Paray was French, but, as music director of the Detroit Symphony in the 1950s, he was an important and inspiring part of American music-making.

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