Odyssey Febuary 2026 by oetaok

ODYSSEY

Black History Month

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FEBRUARY 7 – One Night In Miami (2020)

One Night in Miami imagines a fictional meeting where Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown debate race, faith, responsibility, and fame after Ali’s 1964 victory, revealing differing visions of Black power and activism collide.

FEBRUARY 14 – Casablanca (1942)

Set during World War II, Casablanca follows Rick Blaine, an American expatriate nightclub owner, forced to choose between love and moral duty when his former lover Ilsa and her resistance-leader husband seek escape from Nazi-controlled Morocco safely.

FEBRUARY 14 – Love Affair (1939)

Two strangers meet aboard an ocean liner, fall deeply in love, and promise to reunite months later atop the Empire State Building. Fate intervenes, testing devotion, patience, and whether true love can survive heartbreak and missed connections.

FEBRUARY 21 – Much Ado About Nothing (1993)

Based on Shakespeare’s comedy, Much Ado About Nothing follows romantic sparring between Beatrice and Benedick, mistaken identities, and malicious gossip that nearly ruin Hero and Claudio’s love, before wit, forgiveness, and truth restore harmony in Messina Italy.

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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear OETA Odyssey Reader,

As you hold this month’s Odyssey, you’ll notice something different. It’s a little heavier and that’s because we’ve expanded. The new Odyssey has more information about the month’s major programming and more details about our local content. Whether you are watching on tv, on your phone, or on your computer, our goal is to ensure you have the resources you need to explore everything OETA has to offer.

As we move into February, we are proud to present a lineup that honors the past, celebrates the present, and looks toward the future. This month, OETA joins the nation in celebrating Black History Month with a powerful lineup that explores the profound impact of Black culture and history on the American experience.

We also invite you to explore stories closer to home. Our local production, Back in Time, will feature Oklahoma civil rights leaders like Clara Luper and Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, highlighting the vital role Oklahomans played in the national movement for justice.

Additionally, OETA will provide live coverage of Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt’s final State of the State address on February 2, 2026. We thank the Governor for his years of leadership and invite you to join us as he outlines his final vision for our state.

Thank you for your continued support, which allows us to provide the stories and education that strengthen our community. I hope you enjoy this month’s expanded Odyssey.

Sincerely,

Shawn Black Executive Director, OETA

VIEWER COMMENTS

I trust OETA for thoughtful, well-researched, unbiased programming, from Washington Week and MASTERPIECE to British mysteries, great performances, and reliable news.

OETA is a great station with excellent programming. I watch often, especially on Wednesdays.

OETA keeps getting better and better. I love Sunday night dramas, they keep me smiling and on the edge of my seat.

This February, OETA’s Black History Month programming highlights stories that examine power, culture, and the ongoing pursuit of justice in America. From landmark documentaries to intimate personal histories, the lineup connects national history with individual lives, offering context for where the country has been, and where it is still going.

At the center of the month is Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History, a four-part series from Henry Louis Gates, Jr., airing Tuesdays, Feb. 3, 10, and 17. The series explores the complex relationship between Black and Jewish Americans, shaped by shared struggle, creative collaboration, and moments of tension. Through conversations with scholars, activists, and cultural figures, including Billy Crystal, Al Sharpton, and Anna Deavere Smith, the series traces a partnership that influenced civil rights, politics, and American popular culture.

Gates continues the conversation with new episodes of Finding Your Roots. On Feb. 3, Love & Basketball follows Brittney Griner and Chris Paul as they uncover the perseverance

in their family histories. Family Harmonies, airing Feb. 17, features Lizzo and Flea, whose ancestry spans continents and generations. On Feb. 24, filmmaker Spike Lee and Oklahoma native Kristin Chenoweth reflect on creativity, identity, and a sense of belonging.

Several programs spotlight individuals whose contributions have often been overlooked. American Masters: The Disappearance of Miss Scott (Feb. 10) revisits the career of Hazel Scott, a jazz virtuoso and early television star who challenged segregation. Sun Ra: Do the Impossible (Feb. 20) examines the life of the visionary musician and philosopher, while The Magic of Grace Bumbry (Feb. 20) traces the groundbreaking career of the opera star who rose to international acclaim despite systemic barriers.

History and accountability remain key themes throughout the month. American Experience: American Coup: Wilmington 1898 (Feb. 5) documents a suppressed chapter of racial violence and political overthrow. Back in Time: Civil Rights (Feb. 5) brings the story closer to home, highlighting Oklahoma leaders like Clara Luper, Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, and Roscoe Dungee. Independent Lens: The Inquisitor (Feb. 23) profiles Barbara Jordan’s lasting impact on American politics.

On Feb. 17, I’M GOIN’ HOME tells a story rarely explored, the journey of an enslaved man to freedom on the Underground Railroad. The film follows his dangerous 400-mile escape from Senator Henry Clay’s Ashland Estate in Lexington, Kentucky, to Canada, while revealing the brutal realities, economics, and politics of slavery through the courage of those who helped him along the way.

The month concludes on Tuesday, Feb. 24, with Harriet Tubman: Vision of Freedom, which goes beyond the legend to reveal the inspiring woman who repeatedly risked her own life to liberate others from slavery. Born more than 200 years ago in Maryland, Tubman was a conductor on the Underground Railroad, a Civil War scout, nurse, spy, and one of the greatest freedom fighters in American history.

Together, OETA’s Black History Month programming offers viewers a deeper understanding of the people, movements, and moments that continue to shape the nation.

The Disappearance Of Miss Scott

American Coup: Wilmington 1898

The Inquisitor

I’M GOIN’ HOME

Harriet Tubman

Think Wednesday

At the center of the month is Nature: Parenthood, a four-part series narrated by David Attenborough, airing Wednesdays Feb. 4, 11, 18, and 25. Each episode follows the remarkable strategies animal parents use to help their young survive in demanding environments. Grasslands (Feb. 4) captures cheetahs training cubs in open plains, potter wasps building clay nurseries, and wild dog packs learning discipline amid predators. Freshwater (Feb. 11) highlights turtles racing seasonal rains, sandgrouse fathers ferrying water to chicks, and elephant families navigating drought. Oceans (Feb. 18) reveals rare marine parenting, from orcas teaching calves to hunt blue whales to octopus mothers guarding eggs in improvised shelters. Jungles (Feb. 25) concludes the series with hornbills, frogs, cassowaries, and primates adapting to dense habitats under increasing environmental pressure.

NOVA follows each week with science-driven storytelling. Can Dogs Talk? (Feb. 4) examines viral word-button communication through

the largest animal cognition study ever conducted. Mammal Origins (Feb. 11) traces how early mammal ancestors survived mass extinctions. Rain Bombs (Feb. 18) investigates violent atmospheric events threatening modern transportation. Stone Age Temple Mystery (Feb. 25) explores groundbreaking evidence at Göbekli Tepe that may reshape our understanding of early civilization.

Secrets of the Dead digs deeper into the past with detailed investigations. The Quest for Camelot and King Arthur’s Lost Kingdom revisit medieval texts and archaeological sites in Britain to separate legend from history. The Herculaneum Scrolls follows scientists using AI and particle physics to read 2,000-year-old papyri buried by Mount Vesuvius. Mozart’s Sister uncovers new evidence suggesting Maria Anna Mozart may have contributed to her brother’s early compositions. Hannibal in the Alps retraces the Carthaginian general’s perilous mountain crossing to pinpoint where history unfolded.

RON ROBERTS

At 80, rancher Ron Roberts discovered a new calling. While recovering from surgery, a gift of clay sparked an unexpected creative journey rooted in a lifetime of ranching.

In this February episode of Gallery America, Roberts transforms cowboy life into powerful, personal sculptures. Watch Gallery America: Ron Roberts: Cowboy Sculpture and experience Oklahoma art in the making.

Premieres February 5 at 7 PM on OETA.

What to Watch

Oklahoma State of the State

Monday, February 2 at 12:30 PM

Governor Kevin Stitt will deliver the 2026 State of the State address, outlining his legislative priorities for Oklahoma. The speech will cover key issues such as tax policy, education reform, and economic development. Tune in to OETA for live coverage of this significant event.

Lithium Rising: The Race For Critical Minerals

Tuesday, February 3 at 10 PM

Lithium Rising travels across five continents to examine the global race for critical minerals fueling the green transition, revealing the geopolitical stakes, environmental consequences, and human costs borne by communities on the front lines of extraction.

2026 State of the Union Address – Live Event

Tuesday February 9 at 10 PM

President Trump delivers the 2026 State of the Union Address before a Joint Session of Congress, outlining his administration’s priorities, policy goals, and vision for the nation in the year ahead.

Julius Caesar: The Making of a Dictator – 3-part series

Wednesday, February 11, 18, 25 at 10 PM

Rome, 63 BC: Julius Caesar rises amid inequality, populism, and violence. Experts and historians explore his path to power, its impact on Rome’s fragile republic, and the ultimate question: why did Caesar have to die?

The Puzzle Lady

Binge on Passport on February 19

Based on Parnell Hall’s bestselling novels, The Puzzle Lady follows Cora Felton, Bakerbury’s clever new resident. With her eccentric, no-nonsense style, she solves murders and outwits criminals, despite hiding a secret that would ruin her and those around her.

Dream of Italy – marathon!

Enjoy a 7-episode marathon that spans all three series as Kathy McCabe explores Italy’s culture, history, and flavors. Ride classic cars in Lecce, craft nativity figures, taste pastries, visit olive mills, make orecchiette, explore Venice’s gondolas, Florence’s art, Caserta’s palace, Bocelli’s Tuscany, Abruzzo’s towns, and Piedmont’s truffles, vineyards, and boat making.

What to Watch

Riot: From Rebellion to Redemption

Thursday, February 12 at 6 PM

A powerful documentary about the 1967 Newark, New Jersey uprising, Riot: From Rebellion to Redemption examines the racism and violence that erupted in the streets, the heartbreak that followed, and the determination of people who refused to let the riot define or defeat them.

Lyla In The Loop

All new beginning Monday, February 16 at 3 PM Friday, February 20 at 8 PM

Follow Lyla, a dynamic 7-year-old, her family, and her fantastical blue sidekick, Stu, as they navigate bedtime troubles, DIY hairstyles, and creative adventures. This animated series highlights problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork, with episodes available in ASL.

Miss Scarlet:

Bad Blood S6 E4*

RFDS: Blood, S3 E5* 7:00 8:00 9:00

All Creatures Great & Small: Jenny Wren, S6 E4*

Bookish: Deadly Nitrate, S1 E4*

Seaside Hotel: If You Want The Rainbow, S10 E8*

Antiques Roadshow: Georgia State Railroad Museum, Hour 2*

Antiques Roadshow: Old Sturbridge Village, Hour 2

From That Small Island: The Story Of The Irish 103 New Worlds, E3*

7:00 8:00 9:00

Finding Your Roots: Love & Basketball*

Black And Jewish America: An Interwoven History: Let My People Go, E1*

Frontline: Contaminated: The Carpet Industry’s Toxic Legacy

Miss Scarlet: The Night Shift S6 E5*

All Creatures Great & Small: Fixes, S6 E5*

7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00

Miss Scarlet:

The Line Of Duty, S6 E6*

All Creatures Great & Small:

Our Hearts Are Full, S6 E6* Bookish: Such Devoted Sisters, S1 E6* In Their Own Words: Princess Diana

Bookish: Such Devoted Sisters, S1 E5* Seaside Hotel: To Come Home, S10 E9* 6:00 8:00 9:30 11:00

Great Performances: Movies For Grownups Awards With AARP The Magazine*

All Creatures Great & Small: Comfort And Joy, S6 E7*

All Creatures Great & Small: Comfort And Joy, S6 E7* RFDS: Accountability*

Antiques Roadshow: Georgia State Railroad Museum, Hour 3*

American Experience: American Coup: Wilmington 1898 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00

Antiques Roadshow: Old Sturbridge Village, Hour 3

Safe Harbors: Lighthouses of Maine 7:00 8:00 9:00

Independent Lens: The Inquisitor* 9

Antiques Roadshow: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Hour 1*

Antiques Roadshow: LSU Rural Life Museum, Hour 1

Finding Your Roots: Westward Bound*

Black And Jewish America: An Interwoven History Strange Fruit, E2*

Frontline: Crisis in Venezulela Frontline: Status: Venezulela

Antiques Roadshow: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Hour 2*

Antiques Roadshow: LSU Rural Life Museum, Hour 2

Finding Your Roots: Family Harmonies*

Black And Jewish America: An Interwoven History: The Grand Alliance, E3*

Black & Jewish America: An Interwoven History: Crossroads I’M GOIN’ HOME

7:00 8:00 10:00

Finding Your Roots: Artistic Roots* 2026 State of the Union Address: A PBS News Special Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom

This February, Austin City Limits celebrates legendary music with unforgettable performances. On Feb. 7, Grammy-winning R&B innovator Leon Thomas makes his full-set ACL debut, riding the success of his Top 10 hit “Mutt” and new EP PHOLKS. Feb. 21 features seven-time Grammy winner Jon Batiste, bringing jazz, blues, and soul to the stage in a thrilling hour of hits from Big Money. Tune in and experience the music every week on ACL!

10:00

Nature: Parenthood: Grasslands, E1*

NOVA: Can Dogs Talk?*

Secrets Of The Dead: The Quest For Camelot*

Secrets Of The Dead: King Authur’s Lost Kingdom

Iconic America: Our Symbols And Stories 4 7:00 8:00 9:00

Nature: Parenthood: Freshwater, E2*

NOVA: Mammal Origins*

Secrets Of The Dead: The Herculaneum Scrolls

Julius Caesar: The Making Of A Dictator: High Priest, E1

Gallery America*

Back In Time

Midsomer Murders: Who Killed Cock Robin, S4 E1

Midsomer Murders: Who Killed Cock Robin, S4 E2

Miss Scarlet And The Duke: Hotel St. Marc, S3 E3

Back In Time

Gallery America

Midsomer Murders:

Dark Autumn, S4 E1

Midsomer Murders:

Dark Autumn, S4 E2

Miss Scarlet And The Duke: Bloodline, S3 E4

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic* Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* The American Revolution: The Soul Of All America

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic* Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* The American Revolution: The Most Sacred Thing

OETA Movie Club: One Night In Miami 6:30 8:00 9:00 11:00

Lawrence Welk: The Vacation Show

Sister Boniface Mysteries: Stiff Competition, S2 E7

OETA Movie Club: One Night In Miami

Austin City Limits: Leon Thomas* 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00

Lawrence Welk: Love Songs

Sister Boniface Mysteries: Dead Air, S2 E8

OETA Movie Club: Casablanca

OETA Movie Club: Love Affair

NOVA: Rain Bombs*

Secrets Of The Dead: Mozart’s Sister

8:00 9:00 10:00 Nature: Parenthood: Oceans, E3*

Julius Caesar: The Making Of A Dictator: Veni Vidi Vici, E2

Nature: Parenthood: Jungles, E4*

NOVA: Stone Age Temple Mystery*

Secrets Of The Dead: Hannibal In The Alps

Julius Caesar: The Making Of A Dictator: Ides Of March, E3

Midsomer Murders:

Tainted Fruit, S5 E1

Midsomer Murders: Tainted Fruit, S5 E2

Miss Scarlet And The Duke: The Heir, S3 E5

North To New York: The Great Migration In NY’s Capital Region

Gallery America

Midsomer Murders: Ring Out Your Dead, S5 E1

Midsomer Murders: Ring Out Your Dead, S5 E2

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic*

Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* Great Performances: The Magic Of Grace Bumbry American Masters: Sun Ra: Do The Impossible* 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00

Lawrence Welk: The Southern Show

Sister Boniface Mysteries: Stage Fright, S2 E9

OETA Movie Club: Much Ado About Nothing

Austin City Limits: John Batiste

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic* Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* Great Performances: TBA OETA Movie Club: Much Ado About Nothing 6:30 9:30

Lawrence Welk: Milestones And Memories 60’s, Pop, Rock And Soul

Denotes Local Denotes Pledge Programming

* Denotes Premiere

Schedule Subject To Change

This February, Antiques Roadshow uncovers incredible treasures from Savannah and Maine!

From a 19th C. hunt board and Tiffany & Co. purse to a Cartier sapphire pendant, C.F. Martin guitar, and a diamond-and-pearl pin, each episode reveals fascinating history and surprising values. Tune in every Monday at 7 PM to see which finds stun the experts, and maybe inspire your own collection. Don’t miss a single discovery!

Daytripper

Outdoor

Oklahoma*

Quilting Arts*

This Old House*

Quilting Arts*

Change Your Brain, Change Your Pain With Daniel Amen, MD This Old House

Finding Your Roots: The Road We Took The Chavis Chronicles*

America’s Test Kitchen*

Finding Your Roots: Love & Basketball*

Cook’s Country*

American Revolution: Conquer By A Drawn Game*

This Old House Outdoor Oklahoma*

Line* Oklahoma News Report* Oklahoma Gardening*

Rick Steves’ Europe*

Brown*

Lawrence Welk: 25th Anniversary Show

Father Brown: The Scars Of War, S11 E10

America’s Test Kitchen*

Finding Your Roots: Westward Bound*

Cook’s Country*

America’s Test Kitchen

Street*

Cook’s Country

Finding Your Roots: Family Harmonies*

Cooking With Legends: Ming Tsai And Rick Bayless

American Revolution: The Soul Of America*

Woodsmith Shop

Ask This Old House*

Ireland With Michael* This Old House*

Nature: Parenthood: Grasslands, E1*

Antiques Roadshow: Georgia State Railroad Museum, Hour 2*

Antiques Roadshow: Old Sturbridge Village, Hour 2

The Chavis Chronicles*

Firing Line*

Oklahoma News Report*

Oklahoma Gardening*

Woodsmith Shop Oklahoma Gardening* Garden Smart*

Ireland With Michael* This Old House*

Ask This Old House*

Nature: Parenthood: Freshwater, E2*

Antiques Roadshow: Georgia State Railroad Museum, Hour 3*

Antiques Roadshow: Old Sturbridge Village, Hour 3

Back In Time

American Revolution: The Most Sacred Thing*

Firing Line*

Oklahoma News Report*

Outdoor Oklahoma*

Oklahoma Gardening*

Osiyo*

Rick Steves’ Europe

Brown*

Travels & Traditions* Oklahoma Gardening*

Garden Smart*

Woodsmith Shop

This Old House*

Ask This Old House*

Ireland With Michael*

Nature: Parenthood: Oceans, E3*

Antiques Roadshow:

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Hour 1*

Antiques Roadshow: LSU Rural Life Musuem, Hour 1

Gallery America

American Experience: American Coup: Wilmington 1898

America’s Home Cooking: Flavors Of The Fourth

Oklahoma News Report*

Horizons From PBS News* Oklahoma Gardening*

Lawrence Welk: The Vacation Show

Father Brown: The Great Train Robbery, S7 E1

Oklahoma News Report*

Lawrence Welk: Love Songs

Oklahoma News Report*

Father Brown: The Passing Bell, S7 E2

The Chavis Chronicles* Firing Line*

Oklahoma News Report*

Back In Time Outdoor Oklahoma*

Oklahoma Gardening*

Rick Steves’ Europe

60’s And 70’s Soul Celebration

Welk: Milestones And Rick Steves’ Europe

Horizons From PBS News*

Lawrence Welk: The Southern Show Great Performances: Movies For Grownups Awards*

More Deconstructing The Beatles

Oklahoma News Report*

Lawrence

Burt Worf’s Travel

Angkor: Hidden Jungle Empire

French Village: Birth of a Leader

Can Dogs Talk?

Nature: Expedition Killer Whale

Local, USA: HBCU Week:

Secrets of the Dead: Queens of Combat

Finding Your Roots: The Road We Took

Lines Broken: The Story

Local, USA: HBCU Week: Stories from the Stage BBC News BBC News DW The Day

Major Taylor: Champion of the Race

Great Migrations: A People on the Move:

Nature: Parenthood: Grasslands

NOVA: Star Chasers of Senegal

Frontline: Contaminated: The Carpet Industry’s Toxic

Allergic to Failure: The Robert Covington Story

Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History: Let

Osiyo Voices State of the State

Local, USA: Silence In Sikeston Gallery America

Secrets of the Dead: The Quest for Camelot

Finding Your Roots: Love & Basketball Back In Time

NOVA: Lee and Liza’s Family Tree

America ReFramed: The Death of My Two Fathers

Great Migrations: A People on the Move

News

NOVA: Mammal Origins

Lens: Ratified

NOVA: Rain Bombs Secrets of the Dead: Mozart’s Sister Opportunity, Access &

Frontline: Crisis In Venezuela Back In Time

Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History:

Osiyo Voices SUNUP Back In Time Gallery America

Nature: Parenthood: Freshwater Finding Your Roots: Westward Bound

Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting On Two Fronts: A Local, USA

NOVA: Critical Condition: Health In Black America

America ReFramed: Big Chief, Black Hawk

Great Migrations: A People on the Move

NOVA: Angkor: Hidden Jungle Empire

Experience: Forgotten Hero: Walter White

DW The Day Through The Banks Of The Red Cedar

Bigger Than Africa

BBC News

News DW The Day

The Day

PBS News Hour

Making Black America: Through The Grapevine:

Nature: Parenthood: Grasslands

Can Dogs Talk?

Shorts: Songs of

News

Wall Street Week

AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange

Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World

Local, USA: Firsthand Stories from the Stage BBC News BBC News DW The Day

Tubman: Visions of Freedom

Dream Land: Little Rock’s West 9th Street BBC News

Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History: The

Osiyo Voices Back In Time Gallery America

French Village: The Arrest Nature: Parenthood: Oceans

Local, USA: With Peter Bradley

Independent Lens: The Inquisitor

Everlasting: Life and Legacy of Medgar Evers

Great Migrations: A People on the Move: Coming to

Family Harmonies

Go-Go City: Displacement and Protest In Washington,

POV Shorts: Songs of Independent Lens: The

America ReFramed: The Death of My Two Fathers

Your Head Up:

Mammal Origins

American Experience: The Busing Battleground

ReFramed: Big Chief, Black Hawk

Black America: Through The Grapevine

DW The Day

Post Atlantic: The Art Stories from the Stage BBC News

Secrets of the Dead: The Herculaneum Scrolls

Becoming Fredrick Douglas

DW The Day

BBC News

DW The Day Fuzz

Everlasting: Life and Legacy of Medgar Evers BBC News

Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History

Sunup North to New York: Great Gallery America Back In Time

Making Black America: Through The Grapevine Olympic Pride, American Prejudice

Wall Street Week

House Music - A Cultural Revolution: American

Lens:

Thurgood: America’s Social Architect

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Rick & Lerri Cooper - Edmond, OK

Margi & Scott Cooper - Stillwater, OK

H Wayne Cooper - Tulsa, OK

Kenneth Corbin - Enid, OK

Robert & Lavonne Crahan - Yukon, OK

Joe & Charlene Crane - Lawton, OK

Kathy Crews - Oklahoma City, OK

D R Cromer, Jr - Tulsa, OK

Robin & Ron Crowell - Sapulpa, OK

Mr. & Mrs. William Dagy, Sr. - Shawnee, OK

Pamela S Davidson - Norman, OK

Don & Beverly Davis - Edmond, OK

Dr. Rebecca L. Davis - Oklahoma City, OK

Alicia Denney - Tulsa, OK

Clifford Knight Foundation - Oklahoma City, OK

Mr. Mark Dick - Edmond, OK

Gary & Mary Dobson - Skiatook, OK

Tabitha Doescher & Josh Wiener - Stillwater, OK

Patrick Dorr - Stillwater, OK

Frederic Dorwart - Tulsa, OK

Kletke Douglau - Alva, OK

Bob Dow - Norman, OK

John Downard - Norman, OK

Kimberli & David Downing - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Gene Downing - Edmond, OK

James & Emily Dunagin - Oklahoma City, OK

Sherri & David Durica - Norman, OK

Barbara Dwyer - Edmond, OK

Tracey & David Eastin - Tulsa, OK

Mary & John Edge - Newalla, OK

Barry Eggert - Owasso, OK

Kathy & Robert Elliott - Oklahoma City, OK

James & Bunny Farley - Yukon, OK

Colin & Katherine Feik - Oklahoma City, OK

Joe Ferguson - Ardmore, OK

Joseph Ferretti - Edmond, OK

R. K. Fick & Lindsay Hurley Fick - Tulsa, OK

Margaret & Scott Filstrup - Tulsa, OK

John A. Fischer - Tulsa, OK

Colleen Flikeid - Enid, OK

Debra & Dave Foreman - Tulsa, OK

Mark & Mary Jo Fortuna - Edmond, OK

Brian & Judy Freese - Tulsa, OK

Ronald Fried - Shawnee, OK

Colony Fugate - Tulsa, OK

Graham Family Charitable Fund - Tulsa, OK

Nedra Funk - Piedmont, OK

Barbara Gaddy - Mustang, OK

Mary Beth Garoffolo - Stillwater, OK

Wendy & Chuck Garrett - Tulsa, OK

Deborah F Garrett - Bixby, OK

John & Kristie Gibson - Tulsa, OK

Mr. M. Charles Gilbert - Norman, OK

Nancy Glende - Oklahoma City, OK

Diane L. Glenn - Oklahoma City, OK

Hannah B Goble - Dpo, AE

JoAnn & George Goodner - Oklahoma City, OK

Mark & Melissa Gorman - Oklahoma City, OK

Peter M Grant - Weatherford, OK

Laurie Green - Tulsa, OK

Ms. Karen J Griffin - Tulsa, OK

Dennis Grote - Tulsa, OK

Bruce Hankins - Oklahoma City, OK

Julie Hansen - Oklahoma City, OK

Jane B Harlow - Nichols Hills, OK

Julia K Harris - Tulsa, OK

Lisa Harrison - McLoud, OK

Steve Harrison - McAlester, OK

Rebecca L Hays - Sand Springs, OK

Mr. John Hemphill - Tulsa, OK

Jake & Kathy Henry - Tulsa, OK

Kathleen M Henry & Jamie Jamieson - Cleveland, OK

Janice R Hermann - Stillwater, OK

Don & Heidi Hess - Chickasha, OK

Rick Hill - Oklahoma City, OK

Jessica Hinds - Tulsa, OK

Harriett Hobbs - Tahlequah, OK

Martha Holliday - Liberty, KS

Maurice Hoover - Edmond, OK

Ellen E Hope - Oklahoma City, OK

Donald & Helen Horn - Tulsa, OK

Mary Hornbuckle - Norman, OK

James K. & Lynn M. Howard - Ponca City, OK

Paul Huddleston - Oklahoma City, OK

Jo Ann Huff - Tulsa, OK

Audrey Huffman - Edmond, OK

Mary Beth Humphrey & Scott Searcey - Edmond, OK

Brittany Hunt-Jassey - Oklahoma City, OK

Rena Hurd - Oklahoma City, OK

Samuel Ikard - Oklahoma City, OK

Robert & Susan Jackson - Tulsa, OK

David & Catherine James - Tulsa, OK

Vincent & Colette Johns - Oklahoma City, OK

Robert Johnson - Midwest City, OK

Charles & Sharon Johnson - Edmond, OK

Galen Johnson - Oklahoma City, OK

Sheila & Johnny Johnson - Stillwater, OK

Cecil E Jones - Okmulgee, OK

Mr. Ken L. Jorgenson - Norman, OK

Maria Kane - Oklahoma City, OK

Louise Karpicus - Norman, OK

Elizabeth Kastl - Edmond, OK

Claren M. Kidd - Norman, OK

Kerri J Kirchhoff - Oklahoma City, OK

Carol Kislow - Tulsa, OK

Donna Klehm - Edmond, OK

Douglas Kletke - Alva, OK

Bruce & Debbie Kline - Tulsa, OK

Roy & Judi Knapp - Norman, OK

Suzanne Kneale - Tulsa, OK

Debbie K Knebel - Owasso, OK

Carolyn Kornegay - Guthrie, OK

Pamela Korth - Oklahoma City, OK

Bill & Carol Krueger - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Gary L. Kuck - Tulsa, OK

Steve & Julie Lafollette - Edmond, OK

Janice Lagala - Tulsa, OK

Karen Lambert - Norman, OK

Larry & Kathy Landis - Tulsa, OK

Sally Lane - Norman, OK

Dobie & Sandra Langenkamp - Tulsa, OK

Linda & Daniel Lantz - Yukon, OK

Lora J Larson - Tulsa, OK

Ann Larson - Norman, OK

Susan Laurence - Edmond, OK

Ms. Karyl Lee - Oklahoma City, OK

Binro Lee - Norman, OK

Mary Lee - Tulsa, OK

David & Robin Leech - Tulsa, OK

Julius Lees - Oklahoma City, OK

Deborah Lemaster - Broken Arrow, OK

Joe & Karen Leonard - Edmond, OK

David Leslie - Stillwater, OK

John & Suzie Liljestrand - Oklahoma City, OK

Cheryl & Merlin Lindstrom - Dewey, OK

Susan G. Logan – Forest Park, OK

Roland Lough - Tulsa, OK

George Louthan - Edmond, OK

Mr. William Lovallo - Oklahoma City, OK

Scott D. & Karen L. Love - Bartlesville, OK

Charla Lowery - Tulsa, OK

Dan Luton - Oklahoma City, OK

Charles & Nancy Mai - Carlton Lndg, OK

Allen & Ann Mann - McAlester, OK

Steve & Kathryn Mansell - Oklahoma City, OK

Marla Mansfield - Tulsa, OK

Paige Martin & Paul Clear - Tulsa, OK

Thomas & Patricia Martin - Tulsa, OK

Herb & Marynm S Martin - Edmond, OK

Mr. Gerald W Martin - Tulsa, OK

Anita R May - Oklahoma City, OK

Sharon May - Oklahoma City, OK

George McCauslan & William Clyma - Tulsa, OK

Peggy McCormick - Stillwater, OK

Steve McCoy - Claremore, OK

Margaret McCurdy - The Village, OK

Mark McFarland - Tulsa, OK

Jim McGoodwin - Edmond, OK

V. McIlvoy - Oklahoma City, OK

Katherine McKinney - Tulsa, OK

Richard McKnight - Enid, OK

Cecil McLaury - Norman, OK

Mr. C. Glenn McLoughlin - Oklahoma City, OK

Michael McMahan - Edmond, OK

Mr. & Mrs. B.J. McNaught - Oklahoma City, OK

Ms. Gail D. Meltzner - Edmond, OK

Michael Mena - Oklahoma City, OK

David & Mary Mendenhall - Oktaha, OK

Kenneth Metcalf - Lawton, OK

Megan Meyer - Oklahoma City, OK

Anjel Miesse - Midwest City, OK

Dianne Miller - Oklahoma City, OK

Mary A Miller - Tulsa, OK

Philip Millington - Oklahoma City, OK

Art & Alice Mires - Edmond, OK

Cara Mizirl - Tuttle, OK

Marilee & Bo Monnot - Oklahoma City, OK

Hazel Montgomery & James Hill - Tulsa, OK

Valerie A Moore - Muskogee, OK

Andrew Justin Moore - Oklahoma City, OK

Pauline Morbitzer - Muskogee, OK

Sara Morrison - Norman, OK

Donna Murphy - Durant, OK

Brooke & Mike Murphy - Nichols Hills, OK

Jeffrey C Myers - Tulsa, OK

Nafus Family Trust - Enid, OK

Douglas & Jackie Needham - Stillwater, OK

Joe Newell - Tulsa, OK

Marilyn North - Edmond, OK

Stephanie J & Chester Nowlin - Oklahoma City, OK

Kathleen Olsen - Claremore, OK

Ann Barker Ong - Muskogee, OK

Patricia Paschal - Edmond, OK

JoAnn Payne - Bartlesville, OK

Beverly Pearson - Oklahoma City, OK

Kathleen M Peck - Norman, OK

Sandra Peyton - Oklahoma City, OK

Mary Pezold - Tulsa, OK

William & Bernice Phelps - Texarkana, TX

Doris Piatak - Tulsa, OK

Earlene Piercy - Davis, OK

H. Robert & Roseanne Pinnick - Bartlesville, OK

Virginia & John Piper - Lawton, OK

Frances Pitts - Oklahoma City, OK

John & Susan Plonkey - Guthrie, OK

Mr. & Mrs. David R Ponstein - Newcastle, OK

Mr. Ed Poole Jr - Oklahoma City, OK

Sally Porter - Lawton, OK

George Porter - Lawton, OK

Leslie Pritchard - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Scott Raab - Oklahoma City, OK

John Raeside & Anaise Starr - Norman, OK

Mary Randolph - Shawnee, OK

Laura I. Rankin, MD - Edmond, OK

Frank & Inger Raunikar - Hartshorne, OK

Sally & Bill Ray - Edmond, OK

Nancy & George Records - Oklahoma City, OK

Barry & Melanie Redlinger - Tulsa, OK

Barbara & Jerry Reeves - Tulsa, OK

Jaya Richardson - Tulsa, OK

Jenne Richardson - Davis, OK

Arlan Richardson - Edmond, OK

Jean Rickelman - Stillwater, OK

Jon M. Riddles - Lawton, OK

Julie Rob & Yvonne Cannon Fund - Oklahoma City, OK

Dr. David E. & Loyce L. Robbins - Tulsa, OK

Patricia Roberts - Norman, OK

Dr. Bernard & Marcy Robinowitz - Tulsa, OK

Beverly Rodgers - Holdenville, OK

Jo Ellen Rogers - Tahlequah, OK

Claudia Rossavik - Oklahoma City, OK

Linda Rosser & Ronald McDaniel - Tulsa, OK

Diane Roush - Oklahoma City, OK

Bob & Lynne Rowley - Edmond, OK

Diane & Leonard Rubin - Norman, OK

Charles & Kay Rule - Edmond, OK

Kent Ruppert - Broken Arrow, OK

Mary Jane Rutherford - Norman, OK

Keron M Sachen - Oklahoma City, OK

Jenny Sanchez - Mead, OK

Betty Santiago - Edmond, OK

Barbara Schoenhals - Broken Arrow, OK

Marilyn J Schoenhals - Shattuck, OK

Bonnie Schomp - Choctaw, OK

Fred Schonwald - Nichols Hills, OK

Lynn Schusterman - Tulsa, OK

Danna Schweitzer - Okarche, OK

Ronald Segal - Clinton, OK

Mike Seikel - Nichols Hills, OK

George & Margaret Selby - Oklahoma City, OK

Jess & Virginia Sellars - Tulsa, OK

Beverly G Semkoff - Claremore, OK

Dana Shadid - Edmond, OK

Nancy Shahadi - Tulsa, OK

Gail Shallcross - Tulsa, OK

Don Shaw, Attorney - Idabel, OK

Mike Shawn - Oklahoma City, OK

Sandra & Clifford Shea - Tulsa, OK

Charles L Sherman - Purcell, OK

Joan Sherwood - Claremore, OK

Chris Shields - Tulsa, OK

Michael & Annie Simpson - Tulsa, OK

Sandra Skinner - Bartlesville, OK

Michael Small - Tulsa, OK

R Emery & Mary Lee Smiser - Oklahoma City, OK

Charles & Betty Smith - Crowder, OK

JoAnn Smith - Norman, OK

Gentra Sorem - Tulsa, OK

Michael Spear - Oklahoma City, OK

Robert & Dawne Stafford - Broken Arrow, OK

Maurita & Bj Stalcup - Tulsa, OK

David W Stangl - Broken Arrow, OK

Nancy Stevens - Stillwater, OK

Dennis & Marianne Stover - Edmond, OK

Julie Strong - Calera, OK

Timothy Studebaker - Sand Springs, OK

John W & D Jeanne Sturges - Edmond, OK

Gayle Sullivan - Tulsa, OK

Phyllis Summers - Tulsa, OK

Caroline Swinson - Tulsa, OK

Darlene Switalski - Norman, OK

Janice Talbott - Broken Arrow, OK

Deloris Taylor - Tulsa, OK

Michael & Lynn Terry - Edmond, OK

Mark Thompson - Miami, OK

Rahmona & Ronald Thompson - Norman, OK

Dave & Judy Thompson - Oklahoma City, OK

Johnna Thurston - Tulsa, OK

Leslie & Leland Tippett - Yukon, OK

Mary Lee Townsend - Tulsa, OK

Sandra S. Trujillo - Tulsa, OK

Barbara Turner - Tulsa, OK

Forrest Underwood - Tulsa, OK

Jay & Susan Updike - Muskogee, OK

Mike Ura - Edmond, OK

Julie Utley - Blanchard, OK

Barbara Vanhanken - Tulsa, OK

Tony Vaughn - Nichols Hills, OK

Jacquelyn E Vinson - Rogers, AR

Louis Wagner - Porum, OK

Dianna Waldschmidt - Claremore, OK

Brigadier General Tom Walker - Tulsa, OK

Colleen Walker - Edmond, OK

Jennifer & Steve Watson - Oklahoma City, OK

Sue Weber - Tulsa, OK

Mary Lynn West - Oklahoma City, OK

Jerome M Westheimer Jr - Ardmore, OK

Mary C White - Oklahoma City, OK

Lee & Lynn Whitebay - Ponca City, OK

Chuck & Renate Wiggin - Oklahoma City, OK

Keith & Dolores Willett - Stillwater, OK

John B. Williford - Bartlesville, OK

Dorothy Wilson - Yukon, OK

Mr. & Mrs. David Winslow - Tulsa, OK

Kevin & Monica Wittrock - Edmond, OK

Debra Woods - Oklahoma City, OK

Carol Wright - Oklahoma City, OK

Qin Xu - Norman, OK

Tom & Ellen Yates - Altus, OK

Jim & Martha Yeats - Tulsa, OK

Sue & Larry Young - Tulsa, OK

Ann B Young - Oklahoma City, OK

Steve & Eileen Young - Norman, OK

Jonell & Andrew Ziola - Broken Arrow, OK

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The Forsytes offers a bold, new reimagining from writer Debbie Horsfield (Poldark), chronicling the lives, loves, trials, and triumphs of a wealthy Victorian era stockbroking family. Among the stellar cast are Francesca Annis (Flesh and Blood), Stephen Moyer (True Blood), Tuppence Middleton (Downton Abbey: A New Era), Eleanor Tomlinson (Poldark), Jack Davenport (The Morning Show), and Millie Gibson (Doctor Who).

The Count of Monte Cristo brings Alexandre Dumas’ epic revenge tale to life in a thrilling new adaptation, following Edmond Dantès as he navigates betrayal, imprisonment, and the quest for vengeance across 19th-century Europe. Leading the cast are Sam Claflin (Daisy Jones & The Six), Jeremy Irons (The Borgias), Ana Girardot (The Returned), and Blake Ritson (The Crown), delivering a story of love, betrayal, and redemption that has captivated generations.

Call the Midwife returns with Season 15, setting its heartfelt stories in 1971 as the midwives and nuns of Nonnatus House face rapid medical advances, shifting social norms, and the rise of the Women’s Liberation Movement. From pioneering ultrasounds and epidurals to life-saving neonatal care, the series continues to blend compassion, resilience, and hope, anchored by beloved cast members.

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