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Vol. 40 • Issue 1 January/February 2019

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FROM THE COVER:

Her Fearless Majesty…It is 1848 and revolution is breaking out across Europe. In Britain, one

woman stands between order and chaos: Queen Victoria. Jenna Coleman (Doctor Who) stars as the young-but-fearless monarch — facing a crisis that threatens to end her reign, on Victoria, Season 3, premiering Sunday, Jan. 13 at 8 pm/9 Mtn.

Victoria Season 3 introduces fascinating new historical characters, including: the vainglorious Lord Palmerston (Laurence Fox, Inspector Lewis), who clashes with the queen over foreign policy; and Victoria’s troubled half-sister, Princess Feodora, (Kate Fleetwood, Harlots).

Season 3 finds Victoria pregnant with her sixth child; but her mind is elsewhere — namely with the social unrest that threatens to unseat the aristocracy all over Europe.

ALSO ON THE COVER:

Our Painful Past —During World War II, nearly the entire West Coast population of Japanese-

Americans were forced to give up homes and businesses and were incarcerated. Their only crime? — looking like the enemy. Of the 120,000 imprisoned, two-thirds were American citizens; many were women and children. It has been called “our worst wartime mistake.”

KSPS presents Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy, an hour-long special that recounts this infamous chapter in American history, with particular insight into its impact on those in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The program airs several times in February and premieres Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 7 pm/8 Mtn.

This project has been nearly a year in the making, and was made possible in part by the very generous participation and financial support of Hifumi En, the Japanese-American society of the Greater Spokane area. We particularly wish to thank the members of Hifumi En for their support and for graciously sharing their stories.

Partners for Television that WORKS KSPS greatly appreciates the Spokane Workforce

Council for their partnership and support of our mission of lifelong learning and our workforce development initiative called CareerExplore NW! Their partnership brings accurate data to the project, support for the creation of educational videos and guidance as we create this community resource for our region. 

The Spokane Workforce Council is a business-led board that works to identify and fill gaps in our local workforce. They bring together businesses, government, labor, education, economic development and community-based organizations to create a vibrant economy by preparing a skilled workforce to meet regional business needs. They operate a service delivery system that consists of two career centers, WorkSource Spokane and the Next Generation Zone and 17 affiliated sites across Spokane County.

The Spokane Workforce Council has its finger on the pulse of the regional economy. They track labor market trends and work in direct partnership with WorkSource Spokane providing a powerful array of services for local businesses. Their American Job Center, WorkSource Spokane, typically serves almost 8,000 unique customers each year, providing them with career services that connect skill development and job placement to fuel business growth and the Next Generation Zone serves over 1,000 youth customers annually. Spokane Workforce Council offers tailored services to area businesses, including recruiting assistance, job postings, employee training, labor market information and more. 

Please join us in thanking the Spokane Workforce Council for their work in our region and for their support of KSPS Public Television and our efforts!

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From the Board…2019 is shiny and new, and KSPS has a world of exciting new programs you’ll find listed in these pages.

I’d like to call your attention to the latest documentary by the award-winning KSPS production team, Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy. The program tells the stories of Japanese American families in the Spokane area and beyond as they dealt with systemic racism, discrimination and imprisonment following Pearl Harbor and the start of World War II. Local families share memories of their harrowing experiences as well as inspiring stories of perseverance and resilience. Watch the premiere on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 8 pm.

Your membership contribution has helped make this documentary possible. On behalf of every viewer, thank you for your support of all the programs we will enjoy together in 2019.

With warmest wishes for the New Year,

Ann HurstChair, Friends of KSPS Board of Directors

Royally Fascinated What better way to start off 2019 — and a new season of Victoria — than with a fistful of gems about all things Royal? Even if you don’t have the scepter and the crown, the living room chair can be your throne, as you enjoy —

Tales from the Royal BedchamberPremieres, Sunday, Jan. 13, 8 pm

Tales from the Royal WardrobeSunday, Jan. 27, 10 pm

Lucy Worsley goes ‘undercover’ to reveal the saucy tidbits about royal bedrooms and the power of fashion in royal life.

Victoria & Albert: The WeddingTwo Parts – Sunday, Jan. 13 & 20, 10 pm

Aided by a team of experts — and Queen Victoria’s own diaries — Lucy will recreate the most important elements of the ceremony and the celebrations.

Margaret: The Rebel PrincessSunday, Feb. 10 & 17, 10 pmThis intimate two-part series profiles Princess Margaret, whose life and loves reflected the social and sexual revolution that transformed the western world during the 20th century.

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From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2019Tuesday, Jan. 1, 9 pm Friday, Jan. 4, 10 pm

The Cleveland Orchestra Centennial Celebration

Friday, Jan. 11, 10 pmThe orchestra’s centennial with a gala concert conducted by Franz Welser-Most, featuring pianist Lang Lang and works by Mozart, Strass and Ravel, with vignettes of past music directors.

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Antiques RoadshowNEW (23rd) SEASON!Mondays, 9 pmEnjoy a groundbreaking season of incredible items appraised in settings that are treasures themselves. We begin from the grounds of Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester Hills, Michigan: learn the story behind family heirlooms, thrift store finds and more—including a $77,500 appraisal!

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Finding Your RootsNEW SEASON! Tuesdays, 8 pm

The acclaimed series returns for a fifth season with Professor Gates exploring the mysteries, surprises and revelations hidden in the family trees of popular figures.

This season features an array of guests who are cultural trailblazers with fascinating family stories, including Academy Award winner Marisa Tomei (right); Emmy and Golden Globe Award winners Felicity Huffman, Laura Linney and S. Epatha Merkerson; and actors Michael K. Williams, Andy Samberg, Chloe Sevigny and Kal Penn.

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NOVA – Pluto and BeyondWednesday, Jan. 2, 9 pm

The New Horizons spacecraft attempts to fly by a mysterious object known as Ultima Thule, believed to be a primordial building block of the solar system. Three years after taking the first spectacular photos of Pluto, New Horizons is four billion miles from Earth, trying to achieve the most distant flyby in NASA’s history. If successful, it will shed light on one of the least understood regions of our solar system: the Kuiper Belt.

Sealab: American ExperienceTuesday, Feb. 5, 9 pmThe mostly forgotten story of the U.S. Navy’s daring and groundbreaking Sealab program, whose “Aquanauts” tested the limits of human endurance and revolutionized our understanding of undersea exploration.

Nature – Equus: Story of the HorseTwo Parts – Wednesday, Jan. 16 & 23, 8 pm

Travel around the world with anthropologist Niobe Thompson to uncover the history of mankind’s relationship with the horse. Discover the habits and biology of these majestic animals and ride along with the world’s last nomadic tribes.

Won’t You Be My Neighbor?A KSPS / SATURDAY NIGHT CINEMA SPECIALSaturday, Feb. 9, 9 pmAcademy Award-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville (Twenty Feet from Stardom) looks back on the legacy of Fred Rogers, focusing on his radically kind ideas. While the nation changed around him, Fred Rogers stood firm in his beliefs about the importance of protecting childhood.

The Dictator’s PlaybookWednesdays, Jan. 9 - Feb. 13, 10 pm

From Mussolini to Saddam Hussein, dictators have had a profound effect on the 20th century. How did they seize and wield power? What forces rose up against them or resisted them in secret? How did they finally come to the bitter end? Profiled in this series are: Kim Il Sung; Saddam Hussein; Benito Mussolini; Manuel Noriega; Francisco Franco (pictured); and Idi Amin.

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WEEKEND MORNINGSSATURDAYS 7:00 America’s Heartland 7:30 New Fly Fisher 8:00 MotorWeek 8:30 Growing a Greener World 9:00 Woodsmith Shop 9:30 Rough Cut – Woodworking with Tommy Mac (ends 1/26)

Home Diagnosis (begins 2/2) 10:00 This Old House 10:30 This Old House 11:00 Ask This Old House 11:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 12:00 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television 12:30 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking

SUNDAYS 7:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 7:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:00 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot about That! 9:30 Curious George 10:00 Let’s Go Luna! 10:30 The Impact (except 1/6, 1/13)

1/6 Dick Cheney: A Heartbeat Away 1/13 Northwest Profiles [KSPS]

11:00 Inside Olympia (except 1/6, 1/13) 1/13 Hidden in Plain Sight: Homelessness in Spokane [KSPS]

12:00 Focus on Europe 12:30 Asia Insight

*TBA = To Be Announced

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

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

MONDAY – FRIDAY DAYTIME 7:00 Peg + Cat 7:30 Odd Squad 8:00 Wild Kratts (except 1/22, 1/24, 1/28) 8:30 Ready Jet Go! 9:00 Nature Cat (except 1/21) 9:30 Curious George (except 1/21) 10:00 Let’s Go Luna! 10:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 11:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 11:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific 12:00 Sesame Street 12:30 Sit and Be Fit 1:00 Monday History Detectives (ends 1/7)

Finding Your Roots (begins 1/14) Tuesday Antiques Roadshow Wednesday Nature Thursday Nova Friday The This Old House Hour 2:00 Monday Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Tuesday Painting with Paulson (ends 1/15)

Painting with Wilson Bickford (begins 1/22) Wednesday Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins Thursday Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Friday Growing a Greener World (ends 2/1)

Home Diagnosis (begins 2/8) 2:30 Monday It’s Sew Easy Tuesday Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Wednesday Best of Sewing with Nancy Thursday Knit and Crochet Now Friday Quilting Arts 3:00 Dinosaur Train 3:30 Splash and Bubbles 4:00 Arthur 4:30 Nature Cat 5:00 Wild Kratts 5:30 Wild Kratts 6:00 BBC World News America 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7:00 PBS NewsHour

Weekday SpecialOdd Squad: Odds and Ends Monday, 1/21, 9 am Tuesday, 1/22, Thursday, 1/24, Monday, 1/28, 7:30 am

Weekend SpecialDick Cheney: A Heartbeat AwaySunday, 1/6, 10:30 am

Odd Squad Special: “Odds and Ends”

Premieres Monday, Jan. 21, 9 am

The odds are stacked against Odd Squad in this new special television event. The agents are at odds —

but they must face an unlikely villain and work together to try to save the world. Is a good thing about to come to an end?

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KSPS Exclusive ProductionsHealth Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE provides the latest advice on medical issues from the Inland Northwest’s premier physicians and health care providers. Viewers are encouraged to email their questions any time to: healthmatters@ksps.org

Cooking for a Healthy Lifestyle

Thursday, Jan. 17, 8 pm (Rpt. Sunday, Jan. 20, 3 pm)

No downsides or trade-offs here — our annual cooking show will focus on recipes that hit the trifecta…simple, tasty and healthy too.

Heart HealthThursday, Feb. 21, 8 pm (Rpt. Sunday, Feb. 24, 5 pm)

Heart disease doesn’t happen just to older adults; it is happening to younger adults more and more often. This is partly because the conditions that lead to heart disease are happening at younger ages. February is Heart Month — the perfect time to learn about your risk for heart disease and the steps you need to take now to help your heart.

Health Matters is made possible in part by ongoing support from:

Our Northwest Profiles production team continues to unearth the unique and sometimes off-the-beaten-track kinds of stories that make living in the Inland Northwest such an adventureous and wonderful experience. January stories include:

• Dale Nagy rescues and restores pinball machines, introducing their magic and fun to a new generation.

• Sandra Williams’ Spokane newspaper, Black Lens, focuses on people, events and issues important to the Northwest’s African American community.

• Artist and Screen printer Chris Bovey (left) celebrates the past with his truly unique vintage art.

Northwest Profiles Thursday, Jan. 24, 8 pm

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KSPS Prime Time ListingsTuesday, Jan. 1 8:00 We’ll Meet Again “Escape from Cuba” Two men search for those

who helped them flee Castro’s Cuba. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 am) 9:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration

2019” Ring in the New Year with the Vienna Philharmonic. (Rpt. Wed. @2 am, Fri. @ 3 am & 10 pm, Sat. @ 2 am and Sun. @ 4:30 am)

10:30 Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at Crater Lake (Rpt. Wed. @ 3:30 am, Fri. @ 4:30 am & 11:30 pm and Sun. @ 4 am)

11:00 International Jazz Day from Cuba 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 2 8:00 Nature “Fox Tales” The bold, resilient red fox can change its

behavior to thrive in new environments. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am, Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm and Wed. @ 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Pluto and Beyond” The New Horizons spacecraft zooms toward an object 4 billion miles from Earth. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2:30 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 James Watson: American Masters The American molecular biologist was one of the co-discoverers of the structure of DNA. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3:30 am and Sat. @ 3:30 am & 3 pm)

11:30 Spectrum: A Story of the Mind 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 3 8:00 Pioneers of Television “Funny Ladies” The first standup

comediennes to appear on television — legends such as Phyllis Diller and Joan Rivers.

9:00 Death in Paradise DI Mooney and his team are tested when a hotel billionaire’s fiancée falls from a balcony. (Season 8 begins)

10:00 Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago American fascination with the Camino pilgrim walk is exploding.

11:00 Coroner “First Love” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 4 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “Mysterious Ways” Louisa and Martin are living together

again. (New 9th Season begins; rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration

2019” Ring in the New Year with the Vienna Philharmonic. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & Sun. @ 4:30 am)

11:30 Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at Crater Lake (Rpt. Sun. @ 4 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 5 1:00 Cook’s Country “Ribs and Mashed Potatoes Revisited” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Holiday Sides” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Junk in the Trunk 5, Part 1” 3:00 James Watson: American Masters 4:30 Oregon Field Guide “Oregon Bee Atlas/Steamboats/Three Sisters

Huts” 5:00 Rick Steves Special “European Festivals” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Hanbury Hall 1” 6:30 Still Open All Hours

7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Broadway Musicals (1971)” 8:00 Mum “January” (Series begins) 8:30 Hold the Sunset “Bubbly” (Series begins) 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Shallow Grave” (1994; 94 minutes with

Mikayla Daniels’ intro) Three friends discover their new flatmate dead but loaded with cash.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions 12:00 Austin City Limits “Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue”Sunday, Jan. 6 1:00 Nature “Fox Tales” 2:00 Nova “Pluto and Beyond” 3:00 Ireland’s Wild Coast 5:00 Adirondacks 7:00 Doc Martin “Mysterious Ways” (New Season 9 begins) 8:00 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “The King over the Water”

(Rpt. Mon. @ 1:30 am & Tues. @ 3 am) 9:00 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “The Luxury of Conscience”

(Rpt. Mon. @ 2:30 am & Tues. @ 4 am) 10:00 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “Comfort and Joy” (Rpt. Mon.

@ 3:30 am) 11:30 Death in Paradise (Rpt. Thurs., 2/21 @ 9 pm) 12:30 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] [DVDs available – call 800-735-2377]

Monday, Jan. 7 8:00 Washington Grown “Potato Exports” Meet international chefs

learning to grow and cook with potatoes from the Plymouth area. (Season premiere; rpt. Wed. @ 2 am & Sat. @ 5:30 am)

8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “The Heart of England” The heartland of England has sights that put the “Great” in Britain. (New Season 10 begins; rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour One” Learn the story behind beloved family heirlooms, thrift store finds and more. (Season begins; rpt. Tues. @ 5 am & 1 pm and Sat. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Chicago, Hour One” Highlight: a 1969 “Chicago Seven” signed subpoena.

11:00 Independent Lens “My Country No More” (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am, Wed. @ 5 am, Thurs. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 5 am & Sun. @ 4 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Jan. 8 8:00 Finding Your Roots “Grandparents and Other Strangers” Henry

Louis Gates, Jr. helps actor Andy Samberg and author George R. R. Martin answer some family mysteries. (New season begins; rpt. Fri. @ 3 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 We’ll Meet Again “The Fight for Women’s Rights” Two women search for friends and colleagues who fought for equal rights. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2:30 am and Thurs. & Mon. @ 5 am)

10:00 USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter The discovery of the USS Indianapolis wreck site, 18,000 feet below the Philippine Sea. (Rpt. Wed. @ 3:30 am, Sat. @ 3:30 am & 3 pm and Mon. @ 3 am)

11:30 Anne Morrow Lindbergh: You’ll Have the Sky 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 9 8:00 Nature “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” Sir David Attenborough

pieces together the remarkable discovery of the Ichthyosaur. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am and Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” Scientists grab light from across the universe to prove quantum entanglement is real. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Kim Il Sung” This new series explores the brutality and power of six notorious dictators. (Series begins; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am & Sun. @ Midnight)

11:00 Blue Planet “The Blue Planet” 12:00 Amanpour and Company

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Thursday, Jan. 10 8:00 Pioneers of Television “Primetime Soaps” Dallas and Dynasty

kicked off the nighttime soap frenzy in the late 1970s. 9:00 Death in Paradise The team enters the high-stakes world of

international professional poker tournaments. 10:00 Egypt’s Treasure Guardians A select group of individuals determined

to bring Egypt back from the antiquities and tourism brink. 11:00 Coroner “How to Catch a Lobster” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 11 8:00 Washington Week (Rpt. @ 11:30 pm) 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “Sons and Lovers” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Great Performances “The Cleveland Orchestra Centennial

Celebration” The orchestra’s centennial gala concert features pianist Lang Lang. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am)

11:30 Washington Week 12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 12 1:00 Cook’s Country “Bourbon and Broccoli Hit the Grill” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Honey be Good” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour One” 3:00 USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter (Rpt. Mon. @ 3 am) 4:30 Oregon Field Guide “Willamette Falls Sea Lions/Crab & Clam

Clinic” 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “The Heart of England” (Season 10 begins) 5:30 Washington Grown “Potato Exports” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Trentham Gardens 1” 6:30 Still Open All Hours “Christmas 2016” 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “200 Years of American Music – Part 1

(1976)” 8:00 Mum “February” 8:30 Hold the Sunset “Birthday” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Gilda” (1946; B&W; 115 minutes with

Shaun Higgins’ intro) A Buenos Aires casino owner (George Macready) hires a gambler (Glenn Ford) who once had an affair with his alluring wife (Rita Hayworth).

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Brothers Comatose” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Residente”Sunday, Jan. 13 1:00 Nature “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” 2:00 Nova “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” 3:00 The Homefront 5:00 Celebration of Peace through Music 7:00 Doc Martin “Sons and Lovers” 8:00 Tales from the Royal Bedchamber Lucy Worsley uncovers our

obsession with royal bedrooms, births and succession. (Rpt. Sun., 2/3 @ 10 pm, Mon., 2/4 @ 2 am & Wed., 2/6 @ 4 am)

9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE Revolution sweeps across Europe and pressure builds on Victoria. (New Season Begins! Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 5 am, Thurs. @ 10 pm & Sun., 1/20 @ 8 pm)

10:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 1” Experts prepare to reconstruct the wedding that changed history. (2-part series begins; rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 11 pm & Sun., 1/20 @ 6 pm)

11:00 Secrets of the Dead “The Real Trojan Horse” 12:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Kim Il Sung” (Series begins)Monday, Jan. 14 8:00 Washington Grown “Asparagus” We see asparagus at Imperial’s

Garden near Wapato; then use fat, juicy asparagus at Cafe Campagne. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am)

8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Lisbon” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Two” Discover

Detroit-area treasures as they are appraised at the historic estate of Matilda Dodge Wilson. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm, Wed. @ 5 am & Sat. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Chicago, Hour Two” Highlight: 1989 Keith Haring graffiti art. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am)

11:00 Independent Lens “Rodents of Unusual Size” (Rpt. Tues. @ 3 am, Wed. @ 4 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Jan. 15 8:00 Finding Your Roots “Mystery Men” Actors Felicity Huffman and

Michael K. Williams discover a wealth of hidden family history. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 The Swamp: American Experience The story of Florida’s Everglades. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am, Thurs. @ 4 am, Fri. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 3 pm)

11:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 1” (2-part series begins; rpt. Sun. @ 6 pm)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 16 8:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” Anthropologist Niobe Thompson

uncovers the history of mankind’s relationship with the horse. (Part 1 of 2; rpt. Fri. @ 5 am, Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm and Wed., 1/23 @ 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Day the Dinosaurs Died” How an asteroid vanquished the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Saddam Hussein” Saddam Hussein ruled Iraq with an iron fist for over 30 years. (Part 2 of 6; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Sat. @ 4 am, Sun. @ Midnight & Mon. @ 5 am)

11:00 Blue Planet “The Deep” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 17 8:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Cooking for a Healthy

Lifestyle” (Rpt. Sun. @ 3 pm) 9:00 Death in Paradise A famous thriller author is found stabbed through

the heart in the middle of the ocean. 10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE Revolution sweeps across

Europe. (Season premiere; rpt. Sun. @ 8 pm) 11:00 Coroner “That’s the Way to Do It” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 18 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “Farewell, My Lovely” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Great Performances “Orphee Et Eurydice from Lyric Opera of

Chicago” Reimagine Christoph Willibald Gluck’s enduringly popular opera based on the famous Greek myth. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am, Sun. @ 4 am & Mon. @ 3 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 19 1:00 Cook’s Country “Straight from So-Cal” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Super Bowls of Soup (Super Bowl Stunt)” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Two” 3:00 The Swamp: American Experience 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Lisbon” 5:30 Washington Grown “Asparagus” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Lyme Park 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours “Christmas 2017” 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “200 Years of American Music – Part 2

(1976)” 8:00 Mum “May” 8:30 Hold the Sunset “The Marriagecounselor” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Lawrence of Arabia” (1962; 223 minutes

with Mikayla Daniels’ intro) A British officer (Peter O’Toole) learns the culture of Arabs (Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn) and unites their tribes against the Turks.

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…And More Thanks!Of course every Membership Campaign is crucial to continuing the mission of KSPS; but the December campaign always

carries an extra degree of significance: it is the last one of the year and sets the tone for a successful year ahead. As the old saying goes, "The devil is in the details" — and the details that make an on-air campaign go smoothly and look good to the viewers at home are due to the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. All of us at KSPS are so thankful to the following people who gave of themselves to keep the December Membership Campaign looking polished and effortless:

GROUPSEastern Washington Genealogical Society

Friendship Force Eastern WA/North Idaho

Ignite! Community Theatre

Altek

Spokane Lilac Festival

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary

Spokane Shadle-North Lions Club

Gary Stokes

Gary StokesKSPS President and General Manager

In Memory of Valerie Moore

From Barbara LangridgeSt. Albert, AB

In Memory ofC. William Sagvold

From Randy and Tracy OtterholtSpokane, WA

From Larry and Janet BarberSpokane, WA

Happy New Year!Welcome to 2019, when old friends are coming back, new friends are just on the horizon and we’ll

take you everywhere — even to the moon and back!

First up, Victoria makes her triumphant return to KSPS on January 13th. It’s 1848 and Her Majesty is faced with a revolution that threatens her monarchy, while dealing with the stress and strain of her growing family. How will this impact the Royals and those closest to them? Stay tuned. And for those of you who can’t get enough of Royal watching, we’ve got a couple of extra programs for you — Victoria and Albert: The Wedding (January 13th and 20th), a re-creation of the event that set the standard for Royal Weddings.

But wait, there’s more — Antiques Roadshow is back on January 7th! New cities, new treasures and a new look! The look may be new but the items are still priceless — sometimes. The debut episode includes family heirlooms, thrift store finds…and…well, you’ll just have to watch.

On Nature, over two weeks, we’ll travel around the world to find out more about an animal that can be used for work, play or to just watch and enjoy their beauty and majesty: Equus: The Story of the Horse debuts on January 16th.

Finding Your Roots is back on January 8th with a new set of people finding out their own backstory — from actors (Felicity Huffman, Laura Linney and Kal Penn) and authors (George R.R. Martin,) to politicians (Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan.) The program I call “The Antiques Roadshow of Genealogy” always surprises and rarely disappoints.

And that’s just the first part of the year…over the summer we’ll count down to the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing with a series of programs about the race to the moon and what it took to get there first.

And in the fall, Ken Burns will do some exploring of his own…on a subject near and dear to many: the history of Country Music. The stories will be great — the music better — and all of it right here on KSPS. More on these over the next few months.

As you can see, we’ve got a pretty nice buffet set up. Please feel free to sample what you want, devour as much as you please…and just know when you’re done, we’ll still be serving up more great programs for you all year long.

Enjoy!

The 411 on the QCD from Your IRA…PDQ!As age 70½ rolls around for some of us, the required minimum distribution from our IRAs can have tax benefits, if

handled properly. A “Qualified Charitable Distribution” (QCD) from your IRA is subtracted from your pre-tax income; and while it is not a tax deduction, it can be a savings…and it isn’t a year-end thing! Always check with your financial advisors. If it works for you, remember KSPS Public Television qualifies to accept your QCD — and preserve that tax advantage! Thanks for keeping KSPS strong and vibrant with your generous gifts!

A Trip Short on Distance…Long on Substance

Globetrotter and recognized European travel guru Rick Steves broke from the norm recently to make a short hop over the mountains from his home in Edmonds, Washington to give a talk in Spokane — and join us in the KSPS studios!

Rick personally hosted ('live on-set') a sampling of new excursions from his upcoming 10th season of Rick Steves' Europe, as part of our winter membership campaign. We are always grateful for Rick sharing his time with us — and for the extra nuggets of travel advice he imparts when he is here. Thank you, Rick!

CONCESSIONSFirst Choice CoffeePepsi

VOLUNTEER TRAINERSMarilyn JonesPam Graham

Year-End Giving: A "Thank You"…and an "It's Not Too Late"No matter our age, background or political inclinations — we all love to explore, imagine and be inspired. We also need to

know the truth about the forces that affect our lives. That’s why KSPS is so important — AND so deserving of your year-end support. As a Public Television station, KSPS has been built on a bedrock of excellence and integrity and a cornerstone of curiosity. This welcoming home for the best Public Television has to offer is funded by the very people who value it: You and I and the members of this community and nation who choose to make this essential service our home. That’s why your special year-end donation today is so critical. Please call or click today to contribute to the 2018 year end goal: 800-735-2377 or www.KSPS.org Thank you.

Watch for Matching Gift Opportunity —Thinking of chipping in a significant charitable gift this year? Keep any eye out for an opportunity to leverage your gift to

encourage other donors by funding a match this spring. If you’d rather not wait, call Sandy Kernerman CFRE today at (509) 443-7717 to learn more.

Rick hosts a break among phone volunteers from the Spokane Lilac Festival.

…And More Thanks!Of course every Membership Campaign is crucial to continuing the mission of KSPS; but the December campaign always

carries an extra degree of significance: it is the last one of the year and sets the tone for a successful year ahead. As the old saying goes, "The devil is in the details" — and the details that make an on-air campaign go smoothly and look good to the viewers at home are due to the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. All of us at KSPS are so thankful to the following people who gave of themselves to keep the December Membership Campaign looking polished and effortless:

GROUPSEastern Washington Genealogical Society

Friendship Force Eastern WA/North Idaho

Ignite! Community Theatre

Altek

Spokane Lilac Festival

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary

Spokane Shadle-North Lions Club

Gary Stokes

Gary StokesKSPS President and General Manager

In Memory of Valerie Moore

From Barbara LangridgeSt. Albert, AB

In Memory ofC. William Sagvold

From Randy and Tracy OtterholtSpokane, WA

From Larry and Janet BarberSpokane, WA

Happy New Year!Welcome to 2019, when old friends are coming back, new friends are just on the horizon and we’ll

take you everywhere — even to the moon and back!

First up, Victoria makes her triumphant return to KSPS on January 13th. It’s 1848 and Her Majesty is faced with a revolution that threatens her monarchy, while dealing with the stress and strain of her growing family. How will this impact the Royals and those closest to them? Stay tuned. And for those of you who can’t get enough of Royal watching, we’ve got a couple of extra programs for you — Victoria and Albert: The Wedding (January 13th and 20th), a re-creation of the event that set the standard for Royal Weddings.

But wait, there’s more — Antiques Roadshow is back on January 7th! New cities, new treasures and a new look! The look may be new but the items are still priceless — sometimes. The debut episode includes family heirlooms, thrift store finds…and…well, you’ll just have to watch.

On Nature, over two weeks, we’ll travel around the world to find out more about an animal that can be used for work, play or to just watch and enjoy their beauty and majesty: Equus: The Story of the Horse debuts on January 16th.

Finding Your Roots is back on January 8th with a new set of people finding out their own backstory — from actors (Felicity Huffman, Laura Linney and Kal Penn) and authors (George R.R. Martin,) to politicians (Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan.) The program I call “The Antiques Roadshow of Genealogy” always surprises and rarely disappoints.

And that’s just the first part of the year…over the summer we’ll count down to the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing with a series of programs about the race to the moon and what it took to get there first.

And in the fall, Ken Burns will do some exploring of his own…on a subject near and dear to many: the history of Country Music. The stories will be great — the music better — and all of it right here on KSPS. More on these over the next few months.

As you can see, we’ve got a pretty nice buffet set up. Please feel free to sample what you want, devour as much as you please…and just know when you’re done, we’ll still be serving up more great programs for you all year long.

Enjoy!

The 411 on the QCD from Your IRA…PDQ!As age 70½ rolls around for some of us, the required minimum distribution from our IRAs can have tax benefits, if

handled properly. A “Qualified Charitable Distribution” (QCD) from your IRA is subtracted from your pre-tax income; and while it is not a tax deduction, it can be a savings…and it isn’t a year-end thing! Always check with your financial advisors. If it works for you, remember KSPS Public Television qualifies to accept your QCD — and preserve that tax advantage! Thanks for keeping KSPS strong and vibrant with your generous gifts!

A Trip Short on Distance…Long on Substance

Globetrotter and recognized European travel guru Rick Steves broke from the norm recently to make a short hop over the mountains from his home in Edmonds, Washington to give a talk in Spokane — and join us in the KSPS studios!

Rick personally hosted ('live on-set') a sampling of new excursions from his upcoming 10th season of Rick Steves' Europe, as part of our winter membership campaign. We are always grateful for Rick sharing his time with us — and for the extra nuggets of travel advice he imparts when he is here. Thank you, Rick!

CONCESSIONSFirst Choice CoffeePepsi

VOLUNTEER TRAINERSMarilyn JonesPam Graham

Year-End Giving: A "Thank You"…and an "It's Not Too Late"No matter our age, background or political inclinations — we all love to explore, imagine and be inspired. We also need to

know the truth about the forces that affect our lives. That’s why KSPS is so important — AND so deserving of your year-end support. As a Public Television station, KSPS has been built on a bedrock of excellence and integrity and a cornerstone of curiosity. This welcoming home for the best Public Television has to offer is funded by the very people who value it: You and I and the members of this community and nation who choose to make this essential service our home. That’s why your special year-end donation today is so critical. Please call or click today to contribute to the 2018 year end goal: 800-735-2377 or www.KSPS.org Thank you.

Watch for Matching Gift Opportunity —Thinking of chipping in a significant charitable gift this year? Keep any eye out for an opportunity to leverage your gift to

encourage other donors by funding a match this spring. If you’d rather not wait, call Sandy Kernerman CFRE today at (509) 443-7717 to learn more.

Rick hosts a break among phone volunteers from the Spokane Lilac Festival.

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Sunday, Jan. 20 1:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” (Rpt. Wed. @ 1 pm) 2:00 Nova “Day the Dinosaurs Died” 3:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Cooking for a Healthy

Lifestyle” 4:00 Celtic Woman: Ancient Land 6:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 1” (Series begins) 7:00 Doc Martin “Farewell, My Lovely” 8:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Season premiere) 9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE Victoria must decide whether to

fight the Chartists or allow them to present their petition. (Rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 5 am, Thurs. @ 10 pm & Sun., 1/27 @ 8 pm)

10:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 2” The most accurate reconstruction of Victoria and Albert’s wedding ever staged. (Part 2 of 2; rpt. Mon. @ 2 am, Tues. @ 11 pm & Sun., 1/27 @ 6 pm)

11:00 Secrets of the Dead “Jamestown’s Dark Winter” 12:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Saddam Hussein” (Part 2 of 6; rpt. Mon. @ 5 am)Monday, Jan. 21 8:00 Washington Grown “Spinach” Washington State University helps

spinach seed farmers prevent disease. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am) 8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Portugal’s Heartland” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Three” Highlight: a

Civil War presentation sword and portrait. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm)

10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Chicago, Hour Three” Highlight: a group of Ayn Rand inscribed books. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2:30 am & Thurs. @ 4 am)

11:00 Independent Lens “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World” (Rpt. Tues. @ 3:30 am, Wed. @ 4 am & Sat. @ 4 am)

12:30 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Jan. 22 8:00 Finding Your Roots “Reporting on the Reporters” Journalists

Christiane Amanpour, Ann Curry and Lisa Ling discover the compelling stories within their own family trees. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 Big Burn: American Experience In August 1910, a massive wildfire swept across the Northern Rockies, devouring more than three million acres in 36 hours — a catastrophe that would define the fledgling U.S. Forest Service. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 5 am, Fri. @ 3 am, Sat. @ 3 pm, Sun. @ 5 am & Mon. @ 5 am)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 2” (Part 2 of 2; rpt. Sun.

@ 6 pm) 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 23 8:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” A fascinating journey into the

partnership that shaped our world. (Part 2 of 2) 9:00 Nova “Island Volcano” A breathtaking journey to investigate the

Kilauea volcano’s recent spike in activity (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Benito Mussolini” (Part 3 of 6; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sun. @ 4 am & Midnight and Tues. @ 4 am)

11:00 Blue Planet “Open Ocean” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 24 8:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] [DVDs available – call 800-735-2377] 8:30 Pioneers of Television “Carol Burnett & the Funny Ladies” Carol

Burnett’s television comedy career and the funny ladies of television who joined her in paving the way.

9:00 Death in Paradise Jack finds himself embroiled in the mysterious world of faith healing.

10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE Victoria must decide whether or not to fight the Chartists. (Part 2; rpt. Sun. @ 8 pm)

11:00 Coroner “The Fisherman’s Tale” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Jan. 25 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “Faith” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Great Performances “Doubt from the Minnesota Opera” Suspicion

ignites a battle of wills at a Catholic school in the Bronx, circa 1964. 12:30 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Jan. 26 1:00 Cook’s Country “Southern Discoveries” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Between the Bread” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Three” 3:00 Big Burn: American Experience 4:00 David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities “Stretched to the Limit” 4:30 Oregon Field Guide “Mason Bees/Old Growth and Birds” 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Portugal’s Heartland” 5:30 Washington Grown “Spinach” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Trentham Gardens 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “The Italian Show (1966)” 8:00 Mum “August” 8:30 Hold the Sunset “The Burglary” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Moscow on the Hudson” (1984; 120

minutes with Ryan Tucker’s intro) A Russian musician (Robin Williams) defects to the United States and settles in New York with the help of a Bloomingdale’s employee.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Son of Ray” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Willie Nelson”Sunday, Jan. 27 1:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” 2:00 Nova “Island Volcano” 3:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Special “The Heart of England” 3:35 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Special “Portugal’s Heartland” 4:15 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Special “Greek Islands: Santorini,

Mykonos and Rhodes” 4:45 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Special “Scotland’s Highlands” 6:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 2” (Part 2 of 2) 7:00 Doc Martin “Faith” 8:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 2) 9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE Albert relishes family time away

from London, but Victoria is desperate to return. (Part 3; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 5 am, Thurs. @ 10 pm & Sun., 2/3 @ 8 pm)

10:00 Tales from the Royal Wardrobe Learn the significance of the royal wardrobes of English monarchs over the last 400 years. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am)

11:00 No Asylum: The Untold Story of Anne Frank’s Story 12:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Benito Mussolini” (Part 3 of 6; rpt. Tues. @ 4 am)Monday, Jan. 28 8:00 Washington Grown “Raspberries” We pile raspberries high on a pie

at the Lynden Dutch Bakery. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am) 8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Travel Skills: Cruising” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Ca’ D’zan” Highlight: 1954-1956 Topps

baseball cards. (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Independent Lens “The King” Climb into Elvis’ 1963 Rolls-Royce for

a musical road trip. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am and Wed. & Sun. @ 4 am) 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Jan. 29 7:00 PBS NewsHour – State of the Union Address (2 hrs.) 9:00 Finding Your Roots “Dreaming of a New Land” Marisa Tomei,

Sheryl Sandberg and Kal Penn learn the tremendous challenges faced by their immigrant forebears. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

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Retirees aged 70 ½ or older who directly transfer their required IRA withdrawals (up to $100,000) to a qualified charity, like KSPS Public Television, will not owe income tax on the distribution. It’s a great way to support your favorite programs and take advantage of one of the few tax havens left under the Tax Reform of 2017.

10:00 Surviving the Dust Bowl: American Experience For ten years beginning in 1930, dust storms ravaged the parched and overplowed southern plains. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am, Thurs. @ 5 am, Fri. @ 3 am & Sat. @ 3 pm)

11:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Jan. 30 8:00 Nature “Naledi: One Little Elephant” A baby elephant loses her

mother and faces the world alone. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am, Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm and Wed., 2/6 @ 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “First Face of America” An underwater cave in Mexico holds the 13,000-year-old skeleton of a prehistoric teenager. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Manuel Noriega” (Part 4 of 6; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 5 am & Sun. @ Midnight)

11:00 Blue Planet “Frozen Seas” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Jan. 31 8:00 Pioneers of Television “Miniseries” Miniseries still rank among the

top-rated programs in television history. Revisit Roots, Rich Man, Poor Man, The Thornbirds and more.

9:00 Death in Paradise 10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE Albert relishes family time away

from London. (Part 3; rpt. Sun. @ 8 pm) 11:00 Coroner “Gilt” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 1 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am) 9:00 Doc Martin “From the Mouths of Babes….” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Great Performances at the Met (Rpt. Sat. @ 2:30 am, Mon. @ 3 am

& Tues. @ 2 am) 12:30 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Feb. 2 1:00 Cook’s Country “Cast Iron Comforts” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Soul of the South” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Ca’ D’zan” 3:00 Surviving the Dust Bowl: American Experience 4:00 David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities “A Curious Hoax?” 4:30 Oregon Field Guide “Seamanship/Whales and Sound Pollution/

Landsailing” 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Travel Skills: Cruising” 5:30 Washington Grown “Raspberries” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Tewkesbury Abbey 1” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Salute to Sinatra (1978)” 8:00 Mum “October” 8:30 Hold the Sunset “Roger the Carer” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Carousel” (1956; 133 minutes with Ryan

Tucker’s intro) Fifteen years after his death, a carousel barker is allowed to return to Earth for one day to make amends.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Hoots and Hellmouth” 12:00 Austin City LimitsSunday, Feb. 3 1:00 Nature “Naledi: One Little Elephant” 2:00 Nova “First Face of America” 3:00 Aging Backwards 2: Connective Tissue Revealed

with Miranda Esmonde-White 4:00 Brain Secrets with Dr. Michael Merzenich 5:30 Incredible Aging: Adding Life to Your Years 7:00 Doc Martin “From the Mouths of Babes….” 8:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 3)

9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 4; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am, Tues. @ 5 am, Thurs. @ 10 pm, Sun., 2/10 @ 8 pm & Mon., 2/11 @ 1 am)

10:00 Tales from the Royal Bedchamber Lucy Worsley explores royal bedrooms, births and succession. (Rpt. Mon. @ 2 am & Wed. @ 4 am)

11:00 Six Queens of Henry VIII (Series begins) 12:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Manuel Noriega” (Part 4 of 6)Monday, Feb. 4 8:00 Washington Grown “Flowers” See how Lavender is grown and

processed at Trinity Lavender Farms near George. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am) 8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “Greek Islands: Santorini, Mykonos and

Rhodes” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm) 10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Celebrating Black Americana” 11:00 Independent Lens “Black Memorabilia” (Rpt. Wed. @ 5 am,

Thurs. & Sun. @ 4 am and Mon., 2/11 @ 3 am) 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 5 8:00 Finding Your Roots “Freedom Tales” Actor S. Epatha Merkerson

and athlete and television personality Michael Strahan discover unexpected stories that challenge assumptions about black history. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 Sealab: American Experience The forgotten story of the Navy’s aquanauts, who pioneered undersea exploration. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am, Thurs. @ 5 am, Fri. @ 3 am, Sat. @ 4 am & 3 pm and Sun. @ 5 am)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Program about Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 6 8:00 Nature “Arctic Wolf Pack” The white wolf is one of the most

hardened predators on the planet. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am, Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm and Wed., 2/13 @ 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Decoding the Pyramids” How did the ancient Egyptians build the pyramids of Giza with only copper hand tools? (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Francisco Franco” (Part 5 of 6; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 5 am & Sun. @ Midnight)

11:00 Blue Planet “Seasonal Seas” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 7 8:00 Rick Steves Cruising the Mediterranean 9:00 Death in Paradise 10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 4; rpt. Sun. @ 8 pm) 11:00 Coroner “Capsized” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 8 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “Accidental Hero” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 A Lincoln Center Special: Pipeline A mother’s hopes for her son

clash with an educational system rigged against him. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 4 am)

11:30 Breaking Big “Danai Gurira” (Rpt. Sat. @ 3:30 am, Mon. @ 5:30 am & Wed. @ 4 am)

12:00 Amanpour and Company

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Saturday, Feb. 9 1:00 Cook’s Country “Plenty of Garlic and Parm” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Girlpower: Hot Young Female Chefs” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Sealab: American Experience (Rpt. Sun. @ 5 am) 4:00 David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities “Young Wrinkles” 4:30 Oregon Field Guide “Burrowing Owls/Intertidal Zones/Totality” 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “Greek Islands: Santorini, Mykonos and

Rhodes” 5:30 Washington Grown “Flowers” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Audley End 1” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Mardi Gras (1966)” 8:00 Mum “December” 8:30 Hold the Sunset “Old Flames” 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” (2018)

An intimate look at America’s favorite neighbor: Fred Rogers. The documentary tells the story of a soft-spoken minister, puppeteer, writer and producer whose show was beamed daily into homes across America for more than 30 years.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Sister Sparrow & Dirty Birds” 12:00 ACL Presents: Americana Music FestivalSunday, Feb. 10 1:00 Nature “Arctic Wolf Pack” 2:00 Nova “Decoding the Pyramids” 3:00 Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies “Magic Bullets” 5:00 Black America Since MLK: and Still I Rise “Out of the Shadows/

Move on Up” 7:00 Doc Martin “Accidental Hero” 8:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 4) 9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 5; rpt. Tues. @ 5 am,

Thurs. @ 10 pm & Sun., 2/17 @ 8 pm) 10:00 Margaret: The Rebel Princess Her life and loves reflected the social

and sexual revolution that transformed Britain during the 20th Century. (Part 1 of 2; rpt. Mon. @ 2 am)

11:00 Six Queens of Henry VIII (Part 2) 12:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Francisco Franco” (Part 5 of 6)Monday, Feb. 11 8:00 Washington Grown “Cherries” Visits: Ormiston orchard near Prosser

and Chukar Cherries. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am) 8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “European Festivals I” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm, Thurs. @ 4 am & Sat. @

2 pm) 10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Miami Beach, FL – Hour One” Highlight: a

rare 1960 re-release movie poster for the film The Wild One. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2:30 am)

11:00 Independent Lens “Hale County This Morning, This Evening” (Rpt. Tues. @ 3:30 am, Wed. @ 4:30 am & Sun. @ 4 am)

12:30 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 12 8:00 Finding Your Roots “Roots in Politics” Explores the diverse family

histories of politicians Paul Ryan, Tulsi Gabbard and Marco Rubio. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience A harrowing tale of one of the great scientific adventures of all time. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am, Thurs. @ 5 am, Fri. @ 3 am, Sat. @ 4 am & 3 pm and Mon. @ 5 am)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 Ride Along the Lincoln Highway 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 13 8:00 Nature “Wild Way of the Vikings” Showcases the wildlife of the

North Atlantic and its most iconic ancient civilization. (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am, Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm and Wed., 2/20 @ 1 pm)

9:00 Nova “Rise of the Rockets” Private companies and NASA are working to bring space closer than ever. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Idi Amin” (Part 6 of 6; rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Fri. @ 4 am, Sat. @ 5 am, Sun. Midnight and Tues. @ 4 am)

11:00 Blue Planet “Coral Seas” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 14 8:00 Pioneers of Television “Acting Funny” Reveals the backstage

techniques of America’s favorite comedic actors. 9:00 Death in Paradise Long-buried memories are raked up for JP. 10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 5; rpt. Sun. @ 8 pm) 11:00 Coroner “The Salcombe Selkie” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 15 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “Blade on the Feather” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Great Performances “Movies for Grownups Awards 2019 with AARP

the Magazine” The awards celebrate and encourage filmmaking that appeals to movie lovers with a grownup state of mind. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 3 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Feb. 16 1:00 Cook’s Country “When Only Chocolate Will Do” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Best of Summer” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience 4:00 David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities “A Curious Twist” 4:30 Oregon Field Guide “Abandoned Oregon/Cartographer/Wildlife of

Wildfire” 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “European Festivals I” 5:30 Washington Grown “Cherries” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Audley End 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Salute to New York City (1977)” 8:00 Mum “March” 8:30 (to be announced) 9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “A Soldier’s Story” (1984; 106 minutes

with Mikayla Daniels’ intro) An African American officer investigates a murder in a racially charged situation in World War II.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “The Dungarees” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Ed Sheeran”Sunday, Feb. 17 1:00 Nature “Wild Way of the Vikings” 2:00 Nova “Rise of the Rockets” 3:00 Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies “The Blind Men and the

Elephant” 5:00 Black America Since MLK: and Still I Rise “Keep Your Head Up/

Touch the Sky” 7:00 Doc Martin “Blade on the Feather” 8:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 5) 9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 6; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am,

Tues. @ 5 am, Thurs. @ 10 pm & Sun., 2/24 @ 8 pm) 10:00 Margaret: The Rebel Princess (Part 2 of 2; rpt. Mon. @ 2 am) 11:00 Six Queens of Henry VIII (Part 3) 12:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Idi Amin” (Part 6 of 6; rpt. Tues. @ 4 am)Monday, Feb. 18 8:00 Washington Grown “Peaches” Visits: the Tonnemaker orchard

outside Othello and Harvest Beat restaurant in Seattle. (Rpt. Sat. @ 5:30 am)

8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “European Festivals II” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm & Sat. @ 2 pm)

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10:00 POV “Minding the Gap” A coming-of-age saga of three skateboarding friends in their Rust Belt hometown. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2 am, Wed. @ 4 am, Fri. @ 3 am & Sun. @ 4 am)

11:30 Breaking Big “Lee Daniels” (Rpt. Tues. @ 3:30 am, Wed. @ 5:30 am, Fri. @ 4:30 am & Sun. @ 5:30 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 19 8:00 Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy [KSPS] During WWII,

nearly the entire West Coast population of Japanese Americans were forced to give up their homes and businesses and were incarcerated. (Rpt. Sat. @ 3: pm, Sun. @ 6 pm & 10 pm and Thurs., 2/28 @ 1 pm)

9:00 Finding Your Roots “No Laughing Matter” Comedians Seth Meyers, Tig Notaro and Sarah Silverman find that their family tress are filled with people whose struggles laid the groundwork for their success. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

10:00 Sammy Davis, Jr: I’ve Gotta be Me – American Masters Explore the entertainer’s vast talent and journey for identity. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am and Thurs., Sat. & Mon. @ 4 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 20 8:00 Nature “Volcano Day” (Rpt. Fri. @ 5 am, Sun. @ 3 am & 1 pm and

Wed., 2/27 @ 1 pm) 9:00 Nova “Pompeii” The eruption of Mount Vesuvius is the ancient

world’s most celebrated and haunting catastrophe. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am & 1 pm and Sun. @ 2 am & 2 pm)

10:00 Secrets of the Dead “The Nero Files” A forensics profiler takes a closer look at the life and legend of the infamous Roman emperor. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 3 am, Sun. @ Midnight, Mon. @ 3 am & Tues. @ 5 am)

11:00 Blue Planet “Tidal Seas” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 21 8:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Heart Health” (Rpt.

Sun. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Death in Paradise The lead guitarist of a popular reggae band is

murdered. 10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 6; rpt. Sun. @ 8 pm) 11:00 Coroner “Napoleon’s Violin” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyFriday, Feb. 22 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:00 Doc Martin “All My Trials” (Rpt. Sun. @ 7 pm) 10:00 Charley Pride: I’m Just Me – American Masters The country star’s

journey shows how artistic expression can triumph over prejudice and injustice. (Rpt. Sat. @ 2 am)

11:00 Brad Paisley – Landmarks Live in Concert: A Great Performances Special (Rpt. Sat. @ 3 am)

12:00 Amanpour and CompanySaturday, Feb. 23 1:00 Cook’s Country “The Italian-American Kitchen” 1:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals “Jewish Holidays” 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy [KSPS] (Rpt. Sun. @

6 pm & 10 pm and Thurs. @ 1 pm) 4:00 David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities “Seeing the Pattern” 4:30 Oregon Field Guide 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe “European Festivals II” 5:30 Washington Grown “Peaches” 6:00 British Antiques Roadshow “Hanbury 2” 6:30 Still Open All Hours “Christmas Special 2016” 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Big Band Days (1973)” 8:00 Mum “April” 8:30 (to be announced)

9:00 Saturday Night Cinema “To Sir with Love” (1967; 110 minutes with Ryan tucker’s intro) An American (Sidney Poitier) takes a teaching job in a rough high school on London’s East End.

11:00 Stampede City Sessions “Bobby Wills” 12:00 Austin City Limits “Robert Plant & the Sensational Space Shifters”Sunday, Feb. 24 1:00 Nature “Volcano Day” 2:00 Nova “Pompeii” 3:00 Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies “Finding the Achilles Heel” 5:00 Health Matters, TELEVISION FOR LIFE [KSPS] “Heart Health” 6:00 Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy [KSPS] (Rpt. @ 10 pm

and Thurs. @ 1 pm) 7:00 Doc Martin “All My Trials” 8:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 6) 9:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 7; rpt. Mon. @ 1 am &

2 am and Thurs. @ 10 pm) 10:00 Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy [KSPS] (Rpt. Thurs. @

1 pm) 11:00 Six Queens of Henry VIII (Part 4) 12:00 Secrets of the Dead “The Nero Files” (Rpt. Mon. @ 3 am & Tues. @

5 am)Monday, Feb. 25 8:00 Washington Grown “Wine” Walla Walla here we come! (Rpt. Sat. @

5:30 am) 8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe “The Best of Sicily” (Rpt. Sat. @ 5 pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow (Rpt. Tues. @ 1 pm) 10:00 Antiques Roadshow “Miami Beach, FL – Hour Two” Highlight: 1908

New Orleans’ Newcomb College pottery. (Rpt. Tues. @ 2:30 am & Thurs. @ 4 am)

11:00 Independent Lens “People’s Republic of Desire” (Rpt. Tues. @ 3:30 am & Wed. @ 4:30 am)

12:30 Amanpour and CompanyTuesday, Feb. 26 8:00 Finding Your Roots “Hard Times” Ancestors of filmmaker Michael

Moore and actors Laura Linney and Chloe Sevigny all overcame great hardships. (Rpt. Fri. @ 2 am & Mon. @ 1 pm)

9:00 Roads to Memphis: American Experience The fatefully entwined stories of assassin James Earl Ray and his target, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Rpt. Wed. @ 2 am & Thurs. @ 5 am)

10:00 Frontline (Rpt. Wed. @ 3 am) 11:00 And Then They Came for Us 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyWednesday, Feb. 27 8:00 Nature “Yosemite” Discover how climate change is affecting the

valley’s majestic beauty. 9:00 Nova “Great Human Odyssey” Scientists trace the paths that led us

out of Africa and around the world. (Rpt. Thurs. @ 2 am) 11:00 Blue Planet “Coasts” 12:00 Amanpour and CompanyThursday, Feb. 28 8:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] [DVDs available – call 800-735-2377] 8:30 Legacy In this Cold War thriller set in 1974, a trainee MI6 spy is

asked to ‘turn’ a Russian diplomat…and makes a shocking revelation. 10:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE (Part 7) 11:00 Coroner “The Deep Freeze” 12:00 Amanpour and Company

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Tuesday, Jan. 1 1 am Live from Lincoln Center “New York

Philharmonic New Year’s Eve with Renee Fleming” (continued)

2:00 Stampede City Sessions 3:00 ACL Hall of Fame New Year’s Eve 4:00 Little Women on MASTERPIECE “Part

Three” 5:00 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE

“Entente Cordiale” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hip and

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

Wednesday, Jan. 2 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New

Year’s Celebration 2019” 3:30 Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at

Crater Lake 4:00 ACL Hall of Fame New Year’s Eve 5:00 Antiques Roadshow “Junk in the Trunk 5,

Part 1” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

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

Energy”

Thursday, Jan. 3 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Northwest Profiles [KSPS] 2:30 Nova “Pluto and Beyond” 3:30 James Watson: American Masters 5:00 ACL Hall of Fame New Year’s Eve 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Bone

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

Flexibility”

Friday, Jan. 4 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Craft in America “California” 3:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New

Year’s Celebration 2019” 4:30 Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at

Crater Lake 5:00 Nature “Fox Tales” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Arthritis

Relief and Pain Prevention” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Posture”

Saturday, Jan. 5 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New

Year’s Celebration 2019” 3:30 James Watson: American Masters 5:00 We’ll Meet Again “Escape from Cuba” 6:00 The This Old House Hour “Air Tight House |

Fireplace Makeover”

Sunday, Jan. 6 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 7” 2:00 Nova “Pluto and Beyond” 3:00 Nature “Fox Tales” 4:00 Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at

Crater Lake 4:30 Great Performances “From Vienna: The New

Year’s Celebration 2019” 6:00 Yoga in Practice “Shining Brightly” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Being Steady in the

Unknown”

Monday, Jan. 7 1:30 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “The

King over the Water” 2:30 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “The

Luxury of Conscience” 3:30 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE

“Comfort and Joy” 5:00 Craft in America “California” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Toning and

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

Energy”

Tuesday, Jan. 8 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Independent Lens “My Country No More” 3:00 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “The

King over the Water” 4:00 Victoria Season 2 on MASTERPIECE “The

Luxury of Conscience” 5:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall,

Hour One” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Feet and

Calf Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Quad

Lengthening & Strengthening”

Wednesday, Jan. 9 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Washington Grown “Potato Exports” 2:30 We’ll Meet Again “The Fight for Women’s

Rights” 3:30 USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter 5:00 Independent Lens “My Country No More” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Arm

Toning Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Strengthening Workout”

Thursday, Jan. 10 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” 3:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Kim Il Sung” 4:00 Independent Lens “My Country No More” 5:00 We’ll Meet Again “The Fight for Women’s

Rights” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Shoulder

Pain Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Knee

Strengthening Workout”

Friday, Jan. 11 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Craft in America “Visionaries” 3:00 Finding Your Roots “Grandparents and

Other Strangers” 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Kim Il Sung” 5:00 Nature “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Spine

Strengthening & Pain-Relief Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hips &

Hamstring Workout”

Saturday, Jan. 12 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances “The Cleveland

Orchestra Centennial Celebration” 3:30 Uss Indianapolis: The Final Chapter 5:00 Independent Lens “My Country No More” 6:00 The This Old House Hour “Designing Their

Dream Home | Robotic Construction”

Sunday, Jan. 13 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 8” 2:00 Nova “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” 3:00 Nature “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” 4:00 Independent Lens “My Country No More” 5:00 Craft in America “Visionaries” 6:00 Yoga in Practice “Learning to Slow Down” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Opening to Self-Love”

Monday, Jan. 14 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 1” 3:00 USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter 4:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 5:00 We’ll Meet Again “The Fight for Women’s

Rights” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Bone

Strength Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Weight

Loss Workout”

Tuesday, Jan. 15 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Antiques Roadshow “Chicago, Hour Two” 3:00 Independent Lens “Rodents of Unusual

Size” 4:00 Craft in America “Visionaries” 5:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Ab & Core

Strength Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Increase

Balance Workout”

Wednesday, Jan. 16 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 The Swamp: American Experience 4:00 Independent Lens “Rodents of Unusual

Size” 5:00 Antiques Roadshow “Meadow Brook Hall,

Hour Two” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Plantar

Fasciitis Release” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hip Pain

Relief and Stretch”

Thursday, Jan. 17 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Day the Dinosaurs Died” 3:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Saddam Hussein” 4:00 The Swamp: American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Quad

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

Loss and Calorie Burn”

Friday, Jan. 18 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Finding Your Roots “Mystery Men” 3:00 The Swamp: American Experience 5:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Back Pain

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

Strengthening”

Saturday, Jan. 19 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances “Orphee Et Eurydice

from Lyric Opera of Chicago” 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Saddam Hussein” 5:00 Independent Lens “Rodents of Unusual

Size” 6:00 The This Old House Hour “Powering Net

Zero | Concrete Walkway”

Overnight Schedule (continued)

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Sunday, Jan. 20 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 9” 2:00 Nova “Day the Dinosaurs Died” 3:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” 4:00 Great Performances “Orphee Et Eurydice

from Lyric Opera of Chicago” 6:00 Yoga in Practice “The Art of Connection” 6:30 Yoga in Practice “Where You Look Matters”

Monday, Jan. 21 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Victoria & Albert: The Wedding “Episode: 2” 3:00 Great Performances “Orphee Et Eurydice

from Lyric Opera of Chicago” 5:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Saddam Hussein” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Posture” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Long

Adductor”

Tuesday, Jan. 22 1:30 PBS NewsHour 2:30 Antiques Roadshow “Chicago, Hour Three” 3:30 Independent Lens “Rumble: The Indians

Who Rocked the World” 5:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Back Pain

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

and Power”

Wednesday, Jan. 23 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Big Burn: American Experience 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens “Rumble: The Indians

Who Rocked the World” 5:30 Ribbon of Sand 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Arthritis

Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hamstring

Flexibility”

Thursday, Jan. 24 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Island Volcano” 3:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Benito Mussolini” 4:00 Antiques Roadshow “Chicago, Hour Three” 5:00 Big Burn: American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Toning the

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

Strengthening”

Friday, Jan. 25 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Finding Your Roots “Reporting on the

Reporters” 3:00 Big Burn: American Experience 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Benito Mussolini” 5:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Shoulder

Pain Relief” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Relieve

Neck Pain”

Saturday, Jan. 26 2:00 Great Performances “TBA” 4:00 Independent Lens “Rumble: The Indians

Who Rocked the World” 5:30 Ribbon of Sand 6:00 The This Old House Hour “Roger’s Nod to

Sod | Seismic Retrofit”

Sunday, Jan. 27 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 10”

2:00 Nova “Island Volcano” 3:00 Nature “Equus: Story of the Horse” 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Benito Mussolini” 5:00 Big Burn: American Experience 6:00 Yoga in Practice “Remembrance” 6:30 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Earth

Foundations of Yoga”

Monday, Jan. 28 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Tales from the Royal Wardrobe 3:00 Great Performances “TBA” 5:00 Big Burn: American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Full Body

Toning” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Psoas &

Hip Strengthening”

Tuesday, Jan. 29 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Independent Lens “The King” 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Benito Mussolini” 5:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Waist

Slenderizing” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Feet

Strengthening”

Wednesday, Jan. 30 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Surviving the Dust Bowl: American

Experience 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Independent Lens “The King” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Connective

Tissue” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Hip & Glute

Flexibility”

Thursday, Jan. 31 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “First Face of America” 3:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Manuel Noriega” 4:00 Antiques Roadshow “Ca’ D’zan” 5:00 Surviving the Dust Bowl: American

Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Stretch

Your Spine” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Upper

Body Pain Relief”

Friday, Feb. 1 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Finding Your Roots “Dreaming of a New

Land” 3:00 Surviving the Dust Bowl: American

Experience 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Manuel Noriega” 5:00 Nature “Naledi: One Little Elephant” 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Balance” 6:30 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Stomach

Flattening”

Saturday, Feb. 2 1:30 Washington Week 2:00 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 2:30 Great Performances at the Met 5:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Manuel Noriega” 6:00 The This Old House Hour “Energy Saving

Installations | Secret Garden”

Sunday, Feb. 3 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 11” 2:00 Nova “First Face of America” 3:00 Nature “Naledi: One Little Elephant” 4:00 Independent Lens “The King”

6:00 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Earth Grounding Sequence”

6:30 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Earth Energy Sequence”

Monday, Feb. 4 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Tales from the Royal Bedchamber 3:00 Great Performances at the Met 5:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Shoulder

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

Toning”

Tuesday, Feb. 5 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances at the Met 4:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 5:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics “Body

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

Flexibility”

Wednesday, Feb. 6 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Sealab: American Experience 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Tales from the Royal Bedchamber 5:00 Independent Lens “Black Memorabilia” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stretch All 600 Muscles” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Increase Your Energy”

Thursday, Feb. 7 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Decoding the Pyramids” 3:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Francisco Franco” 4:00 Independent Lens “Black Memorabilia” 5:00 Sealab: American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stress Relieving Workout” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Firm & Strengthen Your Butt”

Friday, Feb. 8 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Finding Your Roots “Freedom Tales” 3:00 Sealab: American Experience 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Francisco Franco” 5:00 Nature “Arctic Wolf Pack” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Balance & Strength” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Lose a Pant Size”

Saturday, Feb. 9 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 A Lincoln Center Special: Pipeline 3:30 Breaking Big “Danai Gurira” 4:00 Sealab: American Experience 5:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Francisco Franco” 6:00 The This Old House Hour

Sunday, Feb. 10 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 12” 2:00 Nova “Decoding the Pyramids” 3:00 Nature “Arctic Wolf Pack” 4:00 Independent Lens “Black Memorabilia” 5:00 Sealab: American Experience 6:00 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Air &

Water Expansion & Awareness Sequence” 6:30 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Air &

Water Strength & Flexibility”

Overnight Schedule (continued)Monday, Feb. 11 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Margaret: The Rebel Princess 3:00 Independent Lens “Black Memorabilia” 4:00 A Lincoln Center Special: Pipeline 5:30 Breaking Big “Danai Gurira” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Elongating Your Muscles” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Slenderize the Waist & Flatten the Abs”

Tuesday, Feb. 12 1:30 PBS NewsHour 2:30 Antiques Roadshow “Miami Beach, FL –

Hour One” 3:30 Independent Lens “Hale County This

Morning, This Evening” 5:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Improve Your Posture & Increase Your Energy”

6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Strengthen Hips & Core”

Wednesday, Feb. 13 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience

3:00 Frontline 4:00 Breaking Big “Danai Gurira” 4:30 Independent Lens “Hale County This

Morning, This Evening” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Unlock Your Spince & Improve Your Posture”

6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Improve Your Balance”

Thursday, Feb. 14 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Rise of the Rockets” 3:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Idi Amin” 4:00 Antiques Roadshow 5:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience

6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Strengthen Feet & Fingers”

6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Unlock Your Hips”

Friday, Feb. 15 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Finding Your Roots “Roots in Politics” 3:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience

4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Idi Amin” 5:00 Nature “Wild Way of the Vikings” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Increase Your Energy” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Tone Your Entire Body”

Friday, Feb. 22 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Finding Your Roots “No Laughing Matter” 3:00 POV “Minding the Gap” 4:30 Breaking Big “Lee Daniels” 5:00 Nature “Volcano Day” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Feet & Ankles” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss & Toning”

Saturday, Feb. 23 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Charley Pride: American Masters 3:00 Brad Paisley – Landmarks Live in Concert: A

Great Performances Special 4:00 Sammy Davis, Jr.: American Masters 6:00 The This Old House Hour

Sunday, Feb. 24 2:00 Nova “Pompeii” 3:00 Nature “Volcano Day” 4:00 POV “Minding the Gap” 5:30 Breaking Big “Lee Daniels” 6:00 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Solar

Body” 6:30 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Solar

Energize & Inspire”

Monday, Feb. 25 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 3:00 Secrets of the Dead “The Nero Files” 4:00 Sammy Davis, Jr.: American Masters 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stretch & Strengthen Your Hips” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strengthen Your Bones”

Tuesday, Feb. 26 1:30 PBS NewsHour 2:30 Antiques Roadshow “Miami Beach, FL –

Hour Two” 3:30 Independent Lens “People’s Republic of

Desire” 5:00 Secrets of the Dead “The Nero Files” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Improve Posture & Flatten Abs” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength & Flexibility of Hips”

Wednesday, Feb. 27 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Roads to Memphis: American Experience 3:00 Frontline 4:00 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 4:30 Independent Lens “People’s Republic of

Desire” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Your Core” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Pain Relief: Foot Pain Workout”

Thursday, Feb. 28 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Great Human Odyssey” 4:00 Antiques Roadshow “Miami Beach, FL –

Hour Two” 5:00 Roads to Memphis: American Experience 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Hips & Legs” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Weight Loss: Slenderizing Legs & Hips”

Saturday, Feb. 16 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Great Performances “Movies for Grownups

Awards 2019 with Aarp the Magazine” 4:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience

5:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Idi Amin” 6:00 The This Old House Hour

Sunday, Feb. 17 1 am The Forsyte Saga “Episode 13” 2:00 Nova “Rise of the Rockets” 3:00 Nature “Wild Way of the Vikings” 4:00 Independent Lens “Hale County This

Morning, This Evening” 5:30 Emery Blagdon and His Healing Machine 6:00 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Air &

Water Fluidity & Balance” 6:30 Foundations of Yoga with Tara Lee “Balance

& Breath”

Monday, Feb. 18 1 am Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 2:00 Margaret: The Rebel Princess 3:00 Great Performances “Movies for Grownups

Awards 2019 with Aarp the Magazine” 5:00 The Greely Expedition: American Experience

6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Strengthen & Shape Your Legs”

6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique “Burn Calories & Lose Weight”

Tuesday, Feb. 19 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 POV “Minding the Gap” 3:30 Breaking Big “Lee Daniels” 4:00 Dictator’s Playbook “Idi Amin” 5:00 Victoria Season 3 on MASTERPIECE 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Tone Your Abs & Strengthen Your Legs” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Full Body Posture Workout”

Wednesday, Feb. 20 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Sammy Davis, Jr.: American Masters 4:00 POV “Minding the Gap” 5:30 Breaking Big “Lee Daniels” 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Strength and Flexibility to Your Core” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Full Bar Workout to Loosen Your Hips”

Thursday, Feb. 21 1 am PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nova “Pompeii” 3:00 Secrets of the Dead “The Nero Files” 4:00 Sammy Davis, Jr.: American Masters 6:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Stretch & Strengthen Your Lower Body” 6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

“Spine & Abs”

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Her Fearless Majesty…It is 1848 and revolution is breaking out across Europe. In Britain, one

woman stands between order and chaos: Queen Victoria. Jenna Coleman (Doctor Who) stars as the young-but-fearless monarch — facing a crisis that threatens to end her reign, on Victoria, Season 3, premiering Sunday, Jan. 13 at 8: pm.

Victoria Season 3 introduces fascinating new historical characters, including: the vainglorious Lord Palmerston (Laurence Fox, Inspector Lewis), who clashes with the queen over foreign policy; and Victoria’s troubled half-sister, Princess Feodora, (Kate Fleetwood, Harlots).

Season 3 finds Victoria pregnant with her sixth child; but her mind is elsewhere — namely with the social unrest that threatens to unseat the aristocracy all over Europe.

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Vol. 40 • Issue 1 January/February 2019

Joyce Griffin-Sobel Shaun Higgins Consuelo Larrabee

Bob Morrison Vanessa Strange

FROM THE COVER: Program SponsorsANTIQUES ROADSHOWHarry and Adele RobertsCalgary, AB

THE BRIGHT SIDESTCUwww.stcu.org

CAREER EXPLORE NWCHAS Healthwww.chas.orgHotstartwww.hotstart.comKaterrawww.katerra.comKootenai Healthwww.kh.orgMacKay Manufacturingwww.mackaymfg.comOXARC.comwww.oxarc.comPearson Packaging Systemswww.pearsonpkg.comPyrotekwww.pyrotek.comRiverview Retirementwww.riverviewretirement.orgSpokane Workforce Councilwww.wdcspokane.comUnion Pacific Foundation www.up.com/aboutup/communityWagstaffwww.wagstaff.comWashington Trust Bankwww.watrust.com

HEALTH MATTERS, Television for Life

Providence Health Carewww.shmc.org

KSPS / PBS KIDSSpokane Aquifer Joint Board509/847-4337www.spokaneaquifer.orgWhiz KidsRiver Park Square, Third Floor808 W Main, Suite 320, Spokane509/456-TOYSwww.whizkidstoys.net

MAKING CENTSNumerica Credit Unionwww.numericacu.com

MASTERPIECECarolyn SantantonioSpokane, WA

Our Painful Past —During World War II, nearly the entire West Coast population of Japanese-

Americans were forced to give up homes and businesses and were incarcerated. Their only crime? — looking like the enemy. Of the 120,000 imprisoned, two-thirds were American citizens; many were women and children. It has been called “our worst wartime mistake.”

KSPS presents Injustice at Home: Looking Like the Enemy, an hour-long special that recounts this infamous chapter in American history, with particular insight into its impact on those in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The program airs several times in February and premieres Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 7 pm/8 Mtn.

This project has been nearly a year in the making, and was made possible in part by the very generous participation and financial support of Hifumi En, the Japanese-American society of the Greater Spokane area. We particularly wish to thank the members of Hifumi En for their support and for graciously sharing their stories.

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Council for their partnership and support of our mission of lifelong learning and our workforce development initiative called CareerExplore NW! Their partnership brings accurate data to the project, support for the creation of educational videos and guidance as we create this community resource for our region. 

The Spokane Workforce Council is a business-led board that works to identify and fill gaps in our local workforce. They bring together businesses, government, labor, education, economic development and community-based organizations to create a vibrant economy by preparing a skilled workforce to meet regional business needs. They operate a service delivery system that consists of two career centers, WorkSource Spokane and the Next Generation Zone and 17 affiliated sites across Spokane County.

The Spokane Workforce Council has its finger on the pulse of the regional economy. They track labor market trends and work in direct partnership with WorkSource Spokane providing a powerful array of services for local businesses. Their American Job Center, WorkSource Spokane, typically serves almost 8,000 unique customers each year, providing them with career services that connect skill development and job placement to fuel business growth and the Next Generation Zone serves over 1,000 youth customers annually. Spokane Workforce Council offers tailored services to area businesses, including recruiting assistance, job postings, employee training, labor market information and more. 

Please join us in thanking the Spokane Workforce Council for their work in our region and for their support of KSPS Public Television and our efforts!

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