Fine Tuning - Jan 2019

Jan. 2019 • Volume 8 • Edition 1

January 13th at 8 p.m. on Milwaukee PBS Channel 10

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Letter from

Bohdan Zachary Winter greetings! I hope your holidays were filled with happiness and peace and that 2019 fulfills all your dreams. Milwaukee PBS staff has some ambitious plans for the new year, all designed with loyal members and viewers in mind.

There will be terrific new national programs.

Ken Burns returns with Country Music, a major new documentary about a uniquely American musical genre, and Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. returns with new episodes of the absorbing series, Finding Your Roots.

Locally, Milwaukee PBS promises to continue the past successes of its own major productions.

Black Nouveau, Adelante!, The Arts Page, Outdoor Wisconsin, Around the Corner with John McGivern™ and 10thirtysix™ are programs that underscore Milwaukee PBS’s commitment to focusing on the communities they serve. The stories they share underscore our commitment to shining a light on people who are making a difference in our community.

Starting this month, we’re making it easier for you to catch these local, award-winning series. Beginning Thursday, January 3, Black Nouveau, Adelante, The Arts Page, and 10thirtysix™ will air in the 7:30 PM slot, following Around the Corner with John McGivern™. That night, Outdoor Wisconsin will move to the 9:00 PM position, right after the This Old House Hour. If you haven’t watched these exciting, locally produced programs recently, I encourage you to tune in and let us know what you think.

And of course, everyone here at Milwaukee PBS remains grateful for the ongoing financial support from viewers across the region. Your generous investments are crucial to continue producing programs about the outstanding state we call home.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Bohdan Zachary, General Manager

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Will revolution in Europe threaten Victoria’s reign?

January 13th at 8p.m. on Milwaukee PBS Channel 10

IEurope. t is 1848, and revolution is breaking out across 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 January 13th on MASTERPIECE on PBS.

A coproduction of Mammoth Screen and MASTERPIECE, Victoria is created, written, and executive produced by Daisy Goodwin. The series was a runaway hit during its first two seasons, with The New York Times calling it “tremendously engaging…immediately gratifying.” The Boston Globe pronounced it “captivating” and Paste Magazine proclaimed, “Victoria is a royal masterpiece.”

Continuing the story of Victoria’s rule over the largest empire the world has ever known, Victoria, Season 3 introduces fascinating new historical characters, including Laurence Fox (Inspector Lewis) as the vainglorious Lord Palmerston, who crosses swords with the queen over British foreign policy. Also vexing the queen this season is Kate Fleetwood (Harlots) as Victoria’s devoted but troubled half-sister, Princess Feodora, who seeks refuge at Buckingham Palace due to political unrest back home in Germany.

Other new characters include John Sessions (Outlander) as reformist Prime Minister John Russell, and Lily Travers (Kingsman) as the beguiling Duchess of Monmouth.

Returning are Tom Hughes (Dancing on the Edge) as Victoria’s devoted, obsessive husband, Prince Albert; Nell Hudson (Outlander) as the queen’s chief dresser, Nancy Skerrett; Ferdinand Kingsley (Borgia) as Charles Francatelli, the royal chef and cookbook king; plus a host of others.

As Season 3 gets underway, Victoria is pregnant with her sixth child. But she has much else on her mind, chiefly the Revolutions of 1848, when the downtrodden throughout Europe begin agitating for the overthrow of aristocratic rule.

In England, this discontent leads to Chartism, a set of demands for universal male suffrage, the secret ballot, equal representation for voters and other reforms that were considered radical by leading political figures during Victoria’s reign. As with many crusades, passions are aroused on both sides—sometimes violently. At the time, who knew if events might turn out like the French Revolution, which resorted to widespread use of the guillotine?

Passion is also an issue in the bedroom at Buckingham Palace, where Victoria is reluctant to risk more pregnancies. Parents now of six, Victoria and Albert find themselves at odds about their offspring, especially the troubled Bertie, the role of the monarchy, and increasingly with each other.

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MAKING OF MILWAUKEE: DIRTY POLITICS/THE ROARING ‘20S Starts at 5:30pm POV: THE WAR TO BE HER Starts at 5:30pm NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “Detroit” (R) 1/1 11:30pm

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WE’LL MEET AGAIN (N) GREAT PERFORMANCES (N) “Escape from Cuba” Two men search for the people who “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2019” The Vienna helped them come to the U.S. when they fled Castro’s Cuba. Philharmonic performs Strauss Family waltzes accompanied (R) 1/2 2am by the Vienna City Ballet. (R) 1/2 3am MAKING OF MILWAUKEE “The Great Depression to the 21st Century” KORLA (R) 1/2 12am

SAVING BRINTON: AMERICA REFRAMED (R) 1/1 11pm MARTHA BAKES “Breakfast Pastries” (R) 1/1 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Grown Up Comfort Classics” (R) 1/1 11pm

JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “Tangia” (R) 1/2 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Spring Fling” (R) 1/2 2:30am

NOVA (N) NATURE “Beyond Pluto” “Fox Tales” New scientific research offers a fascinating look (R) 1/3 2:30am into the secret life of resilient red foxes.

(R) 1/3 1:30am TRACKS AHEAD AROUND THE CORNER NIGHTLY BUSINESS BBC WORLD NEWS SECRETS OF HENRY VIII’S PALACE “Alco PA1” WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ REPORT (N) AMERICA (N) One of the most unique places in the world, Hampton Court “Sherman Park” is the ultimate Royal pleasure palace.

(R) 1/3 12:30am (R)1/4 4pm CHASING THE DREAM: A PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND AGAINST ALL ODDS: THE FIGHT FOR A BLACK MIDDLE FRONTLINE SPECIAL CLASS “Left Behind America” (R) 1/2 11pm (R) 1/3 12am (R) 1/3 1am

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MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING “Two Marcs In Tribeca”

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AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Friendsgiving” (R) 1/5 8am

WISCONSIN FOODIE “Death’s Door Bbq Competition”

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Italian Staples” R on1/2 10:30pm

COOK’S COUNTRY “Pub-Style Seafood” R on 1/2 11pm

AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ (N) “Haymarket District In Milwaukee” BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

BLACK NOUVEAU (N) “Sheriff-Elect/MLK Contest Winner/MAM Art Exhibit” (R) 1/6 10:30am NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “New Orleans” R on 1/3 11:30pm

MARTHA BAKES “Fanciful Tarts” R on 1/3 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Flavors of Thailand” R on 1/3 11pm

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WASHINGTON WEEK (N) (R) 1/6 4am

FIRING LINE WITH MARGARET HOOVER (N) (R) 1/6 4:30am

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

WISCONSIN LIFE (R) 1/5 8:30am

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN “Honeybees/Lavender Farm/ Fishing On Lake Michigan” (R) 1/5 12:30am CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS: THREE MEN GO TO WAR R on 1/4 11pm SARA’S WEEKNIGHT MEALS “Mid-East Eats”

LAWRENCE WELK SHOW “Broadway Musicals (1971)” (R) 1/6 3pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Junk in the Trunk 5, Part 1” FILM-MAKER

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THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Pasta Love” R on 1/6 12pm

THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “All American Meal: Burger and Fries” R on 1/6 12:30pm

WE’LL MEET AGAIN “Escape from Cuba” (R) 1/5 12am LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Meatballs” R on 1/4 10:30pm

COOK’S COUNTRY “Ultimate Comfort Foods” R on 1/4 11pm

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “St. Joseph’s Day” R on 1/3 2:30am

THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR (N) “Air Tight House / Fireplace Makeover” The home is sealed against air leaks and the porch columns and rails are fabricated.

HUSTLE “Series Six, Episode Four” The hustlers are likeable, lovable rogues. Criminals with consciences play tricks with trust. (R) 1/4 4am

JAMES WATSON: AMERICAN MASTERS (R) 1/4 12am

NOVA “Beyond Pluto” R on 1/3 11pm

SIMPLY MING “Ken Oringer” R on 1/4 11:30pm

PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Born in the Kitchen” R on 1/3 2am

JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “Cookies” R on 1/4 2am

UNTOLD STORIES: MINA MILLER EDISON, THE WIZARD’S WIFE (R) 1/4 3:30pm KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Seriously Good Shellfish” R on 1/4 2:30am

MIDSOMER MURDERS “Death in a Chocolate Box, Part 1” Barnaby’s scandal plagued former CID colleague Jack Colby is found bludgeoned to death.

GREAT PERFORMANCES “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2019” The Vienna Philharmonic performs Strauss Family waltzes accompanied by the Vienna City Ballet.

THE FIDEL CASTRO TAPES (R) 1/5 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Pati’s Texican” R on 1/5 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Cuban Connections” R on 1/5 2:30am

FATHER BROWN “The Shadow of the Scaffold” (R) 1/6 1:05am

DOC MARTIN “Control-Alt-Delete” After being followed around by Buddy, Martin manages to offload the dog to a local vet.

(R) 1/6 2am MOVIE THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW “Moscow on the Hudson” “Cake” Twelve amateur bakers enter the competition tent to A Russian musician defects and settles in New York with the duplicate Mary Berry’s Classic Cherry Cake. help of a Bloomingdale’s employee. (R) 1/6 1pm (R) 1/23 1pm SIDNEY LUMET: AMERICAN MASTERS (R) 1/5 11pm THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Cookie Monster” R on 1/6 1pm

THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Tex-Mex with a Twist” R on 1/6 1:30pm

THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “New York, New York” R on 1/6 2pm

THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Pizza Party!”

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AMERICAN MASTERS “Jascha Heifetz: God’s Fiddler”

TREE OF LIFE: A CONCERT FOR UNITY AND PEACE

MAKING OF MILWAUKEE: THE NEXT CHAPTER

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

PBS NEWSHOUR

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

ASIA INSIGHT

SAVING BRINTON: AMERICA REFRAMED (R) 1/2 7am

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Chicago, IL”

MARTHA BAKES “Breakfast Pastries” (R) 1/2 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Grown Up Comfort Classics” (R) 1/2 1:30am

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Stained Glassmaker” (R) 1/2 3am

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Myanmar Irrawaddy River Adventure”

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JAMES WATSON: AMERICAN MASTERS (N) His discovery of DNA’s structure, the double helix, revolutionized human understanding of how life works.

(R) 1/3 3:30am BBC WORLD NEWS (N) GRANTCHESTER SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE “Season Three - Episode Two” PBS NEWSHOUR

POV “Bill Nye: Science Guy” PBS NEWSHOUR

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

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RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “England’s Cornwall” R on 1/3 3:30am

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Alaska Marine Highway” (R) 1/3 4am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Italian Staples” R on 1/3 1am

WISCONSIN FOODIE (N) OUTDOOR “Turkey Hunt/Sujeo” WISCONSIN (N) (R) 1/5 5pm “Honeybees/Lavender Farm/ Fishing On Lake Michigan” HAPPY VALLEY Catherine focuses on her searches for the owner of the suspicious Milton Avenue property.

(R) 1/4 5am PBS NEWSHOUR

AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Maple Syrup and Microgreens”

MOTORWEEK (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

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NOVA “Beyond Pluto” (R) 1/4 7am

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Christmas Celebrations Around The Globe”

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Northern California” R on 1/4 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Fanciful Tarts” R on 1/4 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Flavors of Thailand” R on 1/4 1:30am

SYMPHONY FOR NATURE: THE BRITT ORCHESTRA AT CRATER LAKE

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ASK THIS OLD HOUSE R on 1/3 3am

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Chairmaker” R on1/4 3am MIDSOMER MURDERS “Death in a Chocolate Box, Part 2” Starts at 8:50pm

THIS OLD HOUSE “Jamestown / Modern Barn Raising” R on 1/5 3am

GLOBE TREKKER “Road Trip: Rust Belt Highway, USA” R on 1/5 3:30am

SAVING BRINTON: AMERICA REFRAMED (R) 1/6 1am THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Mexican-Style Menu” R on 1/6 3:30pm

CHASING THE DREAM: A PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND SPECIAL (R) 1/3 7am COOK’S COUNTRY “Pub-Style Seafood” R on 1/3 1:30am

Ring in the New Year with the Vienna Philharmonic under the baton of conductor Christian Thielemann at the Musikverein.

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GREAT AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNEYS “Manhattan: Grand Central to World Trade Center”

CORONER “Gilt” PBS NEWSHOUR

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CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS: THREE MEN GO TO WAR R on 1/5 7am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Meatballs” R on 1/5 1am

COOK’S COUNTRY “Ultimate Comfort Foods” R on 1/5 1:30am

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (N) “Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue”

DOCTOR WHO “Pyramids of Mars”

ROBIN WILLIAMS REMEMBERED - A PIONEERS OF TELEVISION SPECIAL

RICHARD PRYOR: ICON

KORLA (R) 1/6 2am

SIDNEY LUMET: AMERICAN MASTERS

THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Pizza with a Twist!”

GREAT PERFORMANCES: FROM VIENNA: THE NEW YEAR’S CELEBRATION 2019

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DEATH IN PARADISE “Series 2” The team investigates the death of an English tourist strangled by her own scarf in a luxury villa. (R) 1/6 3am

THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Bollywood Kitchen” R on 1/6 3pm

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

DOCTOR BLAKE MYSTERIES “All She Leaves Behind” (R) 1/5 3:06am

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THE JAZZY VEGETARIAN “Delightful Dairy-Free Desserts” R on 1/28 7am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Grown Up Comfort Classics” R on 1/6 1:30am

AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN: MILWAUKEE’S HAYMARKET DISTRICT

For residents of Hillside and businesses like Bennett Coachworks and Miller Baking Company, this is just home. For places like Fiserv Forum and the new development coming to the old National Hardware building, it’s becoming home.

And for the kids who learn at Golda Meir School and play at the Hillside Boys and Girls Club, it’s their home away from home.

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WISCONSIN LIFE “Off to the Races” (R) 1/11 12:30am

EVENING WITH VALERIE JARRETT (R) 1/7 4am

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RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Greek Islands: Santorini, Mykonos, and Rhodes”

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VICTORIA SEASON 2 ON MASTERPIECE VICTORIA SEASON 2 ON MASTERPIECE “The King Over The Water” Feeling suffocated by the weight “The Luxury of Conscience” Victoria and Albert face their of the crown, Victoria escapes to the Scottish highlands. worst nightmare as parents and Peel takes on a battle in Parliament.

NATURE AROUND THE CORNER WISCONSIN FOODIE “Fox Tales” WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ “Turkey Hunt/Sujeo” New scientific research offers a fascinating look into the “Haymarket District In (R) 1/10 6:30pm secret life of resilient red foxes.

Milwaukee” INDEPENDENT LENS NATURE “Dogtown Redemption” “Fox Tales” (R) 1/7 12am (R) 1/6 11pm

AGING BACKWARDS 2 WITH MIRANDA ESMONDE-WHITE R on 1/9 4pm PBS NEWSHOUR (N)

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RICK STEVES SPECIAL “European Festivals” R on 1/10 8:30pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW (N) ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour One” Discover the stories “Chicago, Hour One” A 1969 “Chicago Seven” signed behind beloved family heirlooms and thrift store finds in subpoena and a 1961 Leonora Carrington oil are appraised.

Rochester, Michigan. (R) 1/8 1:30am (R) 1/8 2:30am NEW TRICKS BBC WORLD NEWS NIGHTLY BUSINESS “It Smells of Books”A disgraced detective heads a team of AMERICA (N) REPORT (N) retired former detectives who re-examine unsolved crimes.

WORK AND HAPPINESS: THE HUMAN COST OF WELFARE (R) 1/7 11pm

STORIES FROM THE STAGE “Suitcase Stories (Part 1)” (R) 1/8 1:30am MEMORY RESCUE WITH DANIEL AMEN, M.D. R on 1/11 6pm R on 1/11 6pm

SWEDEN: LESSONS FOR AMERICA? A PERSONAL EXPLORATION BY JOHAN NORBERG (R) 1/8 12am

WISCONSIN WATER FROM THE AIR R on 1/10 4pm

LOCAL USA “Voices from Atlantic City” (R) 1/8 1am

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BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & BLACK NOUVEAU TRADITIONS “Sheriff-Elect/MLK Contest “On The Road In America, Winner/MAM Art Exhibit” Part 1” CLOSING THE GAP: 50 YEARS SEEKING EQUAL PAY (R) 1/9 1am

FINDING YOUR ROOTS (N) “Grandparents and Other Strangers” DNA detective work uncovers new branches of family trees for Andy Samberg and George R. R. Martin. (R) 1/9 1:30am BBC WORLD NEWS NIGHTLY BUSINESS AMERICA (N) REPORT (N) PERSONAL STATEMENT: AMERICA REFRAMED (R) 1/8 11pm

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WE’LL MEET AGAIN (N) “The Fight for Women’s Rights” Join Ann Curry as two women search for friends and colleagues who fought for equal rights. (R) 1/9 2:30am INSPECTOR LYNLEY MYSTERIES “In Divine Proportion” As the murder of a woman is investigated, a photograph of her arguing with a man is sent to police.

OYLER: ONE SCHOOL, ONE YEAR (R) 1/9 12am 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D.

FOOD: WHAT THE HECK SHOULD I EAT? WITH MARK HYMAN, MD R on 1/9 8pm

10.2 NATURE (N) “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” The discovery of the Ichthyosaur, a fish lizard that lived during the age of dinosaurs, is explored.

SAMANTHA BROWN’S AROUND THE CORNER BBC WORLD NEWS NIGHTLY BUSINESS PLACES TO LOVE WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ AMERICA (N) REPORT (N) “Haymarket District In Milwaukee” INDEPENDENT LENS REEL SOUTH “My Country No More” “Overburden” (R) 1/10 12am (R) 1/9 11pm

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NOVA (N) “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” (R) 1/10 2:30am PRIDE & PREJUDICE (N) (R) 1/10 4am FRONTLINE “The Pension Gamble” (R) 1/10 1am FOOD: WHAT THE HECK SHOULD I EAT? WITH MARK HYMAN, MD

BRAIN SECRETS WITH DR. MICHAEL MERZENICH R on 1/11 4pm

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AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Maple Syrup and Microgreens”

WISCONSIN FOODIE “Turkey Hunt/Sujeo” (R) 1/12 7:30am

ADELANTE! (N) AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ (N) “Art Exhibit/UCC Musical Group/DWI Discussion” “Ripon” BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

NOVA “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” (R) 1/10 11pm SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU Starts at 5:30pm

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NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK “Kim Il Sung” (R) 1/11 12am

THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR “Designing Their Dream Home / Robotic Construction” Richard shows how a heat pump works. Stone veneer is applied and a wall hung toilet is installed.

HUSTLE “Series Six, Episode Five” Likeable hustlers play tricks with trust. Their first rule of law: you can’t con an honest man.

(R) 1/11 4am CHANGING SEAS CHANGING SEAS (R) 1/11 1am (R) 1/11 1:30am

EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY

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VICTORIA SEASON 2 ON MASTERPIECE GREAT ROMANCES OF “Comfort and Joy” THE 20TH CENTURY Victoria has more than one surprise visitor and finds herself threatened by a relative.

(R) 1/7 2:30am ANIMAL SUPER PARENTS GLOBE TREKKER “Going It Alone” Weird and wonderful stories of some of “Food Hour: The Story of Chocolate” the natural world’s incredible single parents are revealed.

(R) 1/9 11:30pm POV SHORTS POV “Money Rules” “All The Difference” (R) 1/7 2:30am (R) 1/7 1am FOREVER PAINLESS WITH MIRANDA ESMONDE-WHITE INDEPENDENT LENS “My Country No More” A family fights to preserve their agricultural way of life during the recent North Dakota oil boom.

(R) 1/8 3:30am CALL THE MIDWIFE Lucille, two days late due to the snow and ill, is called to assist with a breech birth.

(R) 1/8 5am PBS NEWSHOUR

11:00PM ENDEAVOUR SEASON 5 ON MASTERPIECE BEST OF TRAINS AROUND NORTH AMERICA NATURE “Fox Tales” (R) 1/7 7am

OUTSIDE WITH MARTHA STEWART’S AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN GREG AIELLO COOKING SCHOOL “How to Roast Everything” “The Chilkoot Trail” “Impressive Chocolate R on 1/7 1:30am R on 1/7 4am Desserts” BLACK AMERICA SINCE MLK: AND STILL I RISE “Out of the Shadows/Move On Up” BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

GLOBE TREKKER “Road Trip: Rust Belt Highway 2, USA” R on 1/8 3:30am

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LIDIA’S KITCHEN “The Dessert Table” R on 1/8 1am

WORK AND HAPPINESS: THE HUMAN COST OF WELFARE (R) 1/8 7am COOK’S COUNTRY “Ballpark Classics” R on 1/8 1:30am

USS INDIANAPOLIS: THE FINAL CHAPTER The ship’s heroic legacy and its dramatic final moments after being torpedoed in 1945 are examined. (R) 1/9 3:30am

USS INDIANAPOLIS LIVE - FROM THE DEEP

MARLEY’S GHOSTS R on1/9 5:30am

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DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK (N) “Kim Il Sung” Kim Il Sung’s transformation from guerrilla fighter to brutal dictator of North Korea is explored.

(R) 1/10 3:30am GRANTCHESTER SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE “Season Three - Episode Three” Villagers become ill at the local cricket match. Was it an accident or something more sinister? (R) 1/10 5am PBS NEWSHOUR

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN (N) “Monarch Population/Kayak Fishing/Skate Park”

WISCONSIN FOODIE (N) “Blues Egg/Story Hill Bkc/ Maxie’s” (R) 1/12 5pm

BBC WORLD NEWS (N) NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

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PERSONAL STATEMENT: AMERICA REFRAMED

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Thanksgiving” R on 1/9 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Decorated Cupcakes” R on 1/9 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “All Chocolate, All The Time” R on 1/9 1:30am

BONNIE & CLYDE: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (R) 1/16 3pm

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FINDING YOUR ROOTS: GRANDPARENTS AND OTHER STRANGERS

Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. helps actor Andy Samberg and author George R. R. Martin answer some family mysteries when DNA detective work uncovers new branches of their family trees.

The DNA analysis upends family history and reveals new relatives.

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AL CAPONE: ICON (R) 1/16 4pm

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REEL SOUTH “Overburden” (R) 1/10 7am

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Iceland”

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Slow Cooking” (R) 1/10 1am

COOK’S COUNTRY “A Trip to Tarheel Country” (R) 1/10 1:30am

AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Earth Day: Wisconsin”

MOTORWEEK (N)

GREAT AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNEYS ”Brooklyn to Montauk”

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HAPPY VALLEY (N) Catherine learns that Tommy is still at large and becomes depressed. The net closes in on Kevin. (R) 1/11 5am

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

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NOVA “Einstein’s Quantum Riddle” (R) 1/11 7am

RICK STEVES SPECIAL “European Festivals”

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Christmas” (R) 1/11 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Perfect Puff Pastry” (R) 1/11 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Ultimate Italian” (R) 1/11 1:30am

THE DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK

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? This series answers those questions in six immersive hours, each a revealing portrait of brutality and power.

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New Year … New Stories… New Perspectives And New Episodes Of Milwaukee PBS’ Great Local Programs Thursdays on Milwaukee PBS is the place for Milwaukee PBS Presents -- great local shows telling great local stories! Starting this month, Milwaukee PBS Presents brings new episodes of your favorite local shows every Thursday. At 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 3, Around the Corner with John McGivern™ premieres its 8th season. John and the crew will find out what it’s like to live, work and play in New Glarus, Jefferson, Sparta, Ripon, Milwaukee’s Haymarket District, and eight more of Wisconsin’s vibrant communities.

Also starting January 3, Milwaukee PBS Presents’ rotation of our four local programs, Black Nouveau, Adelante!, 10thirtysix™ and The Arts Page, will start at a new time – 7:30 p.m. These four award-winning shows will continue to tell the stories of Milwaukee’s African American and Hispanic communities, stay on top of current events and hot topics, and showcase Milwaukee’s art scene.

Finally, as long as there are fish to catch, trails to hike, pollution to clean up, wildlife to observe and nature to conserve, Dan Small will be bringing you the stories. The beloved host of Outdoor Wisconsin returns for his 35th season, and he’s been the program’s host since the very beginning.

Tune in to Milwaukee PBS Channel 10 Thursday evenings for the stories that

matter to our communities!

NEW Thursdays on Milwaukee PBS Channel 10: Milwaukee PBS Presents 7:00 PM - Around the Corner with John McGivern™ 7:30 PM - First Thursday – Black Nouveau

- Second Thursday – Adelante

- Third Thursday – 10thirtysix™

- Fourth Thursday – The Arts Page 9:00 PM - Outdoor Wisconsin

Attention All Creative Kids Kindergarten – Grade 3 Milwaukee PBS KIDS Writers Contest 2019 Starts in January!

For more than two decades young authors and illustrators have been entering Milwaukee PBS KIDS Young Writers Contest. The writing and illustrating contest is designed to activate children’s imaginations while they practice their literary and illustrating skills.

The contest begins on January 1. Entries must be received at Milwaukee PBS by March 15 at 5 pm. For full contest rules, entry forms, and guidelines visit milwaukeepbs.org/contest.

We will be offering FREE activity sessions throughout January and February to help get children started on their storytelling.

Visit milwaukeepbs.org/storytelling for times and dates.

Many thanks to our generous underwriter Edvest. Special thanks to prize donors - the Kiwanis Club of Greater Milwaukee and the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum.

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To The Manor Born A Milwaukee PBS Tour of England July 29 – August 4, 2019

Join your friends at Milwaukee PBS for an unforgettable travel experience in England going behind-the-scenes of many of your favorite programs on Milwaukee PBS. It will be a trip to remember, with stops at Highclere Castle, Bath, Devon and Port Isaac, the iconic backdrop of Doc Martin.

Call 1(866) 654-7508 or visit transcendent-travel.com for more information.

On the Local Scene This month don’t miss new seasons of Around the Corner with John McGivern™ and Outdoor Wisconsin. Host Dan Small starts his 35th Season of bringing viewers outdoor adventures throughout Wisconsin. Around the Corner with John McGivern™ marks its 8th Season visiting Wisconsin communities and learning how they live, work, and play. Both locally-produced programs begin on January 3.

Don’t miss the special half hour “5th Thursday” local program on January 31 at 7:30 pm on Milwaukee PBS 10. Milwaukee PBS Presents brings you previews of their upcoming shows and celebrate their accomplishments from this past year.

10thirtysix™ promises topical, inspiring and thought-

provoking segments in the new year. Look for accurate, indepth reporting from this award-winning program.

Adelante visits Alberto Villalobos’ art exhibit at the Latino Arts Gallery. The 40 plus students from Ayotzinapa, Mexico, who disappeared in the middle of the war on drugs, inspired the exhibit. We also feature the United Community Center’s Elderly Musical Group and talk with attorney Michelle Velazquez about the severe consequences for people driving while intoxicated in part one of a series of conversations.

Black Nouveau interviews Milwaukee County Sheriff-

Elect Earnell Lucas; presents one of the MLK Speechwriting Contest Winners; and visits “The San Quentin Prison Project” at the Milwaukee Art Museum.

The Arts Page presents art that sparks a conversation.

Caricature artist and illustrator John Kascht showcases his portraits of historical and contemporary figures at the Waukesha County Historical Society and Museum. Pulitzer Prize winner Ayad Akhtar crafts plays that challenge his audiences. Lea Rizzo creates murals for walls and on skin.

Around The Corner With John McGivern

Combat Paper Nevada makes paper from military uniforms. starts the new year in Milwaukee’s Haymarket District. It is a mix of past and brand new businesses. John and the crew also check out Ripon – the birthplace of the Republican Party; Jefferson where it’s all about Gemuetlichkeit: Sparta – the bicycling capital of America; and New Glarus with its Swiss heritage.

Black Nouveau host Dan Small kicks off the series’ 35th

season from Village Park in Elm Grove. Dan goes fishing on Lake Michigan with charter captain Marc Sobieski and former outdoor TV host Randy Goodden. Outdoor Wisconsin attends the grand opening of Sheboygan’s new skate park. Jeff Kelm reports on an aquaponics company in Marquette County that grows fish and produces in a sustainable system. Traci Neuman explores a footrace that takes walking the dog to a whole new level and Elizabeth Cramer visits several lighthouses in Door County.

Visit milwaukeepbs.org for full program details.

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WISCONSIN LIFE “Off to the Races” (R) 1/12 8:30am

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN (R) 1/12 12:30am

I PRIMETIME 7:00PM 7:30PM

8:00PM

8:30PM

WASHINGTON WEEK (N) (R) 1/13 4am

FIRING LINE WITH MARGARET HOOVER (N) (R) 1/13 4:30am

MIDSOMER MURDERS “The Dogleg Murders” (R) 1/12 1:30am

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

GREAT PERFORMANCES “The Cleveland Orchestra Centennial Celebration” Celebrate the orchestra’s centennial with a gala concert conducted by Franz Welser-Most.

USS INDIANAPOLIS: THE FINAL CHAPTER Starts at 5:30

WE’LL MEET AGAIN “The Fight for Women’s Rights” (R) 1/12 12:30am

PERFECT 36: WHEN WOMEN WON THE VOTE (R) 1/12 1:30am

PENNY: CHAMPION OF THE MARGINALIZED

RETIRE SAFE & SECURE WITH ED SLOTT

MEMORY RESCUE WITH DANIEL AMEN, M.D. (R) 1/13 4pm

12 SATURDAY

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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour One” FILM-MAKER

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HEDY LAMARR: AMERICAN MASTERS (R) 1/12 11pm

MAKING OF MILWAUKEE “Building A Basilica/Machine Shop of the World” Starts at 6:15

10.1 36.1 36.2

10.2

MAKING OF MILWAUKEE “Dirty Politics/The Roaring ‘20s”

DOWNTON ABBEY VICTORIA SEASON 2 ON MASTERPIECE SEASON 5 ON “Comfort and Joy” MASTERPIECE: EPISODE FOUR AROUND THE CORNER AROUND THE FARM WISCONSIN LIFE WISCONSIN FOODIE WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ “Blues Egg/Story Hill Bkc/ TABLE “Wisconsin Rocks!”

“Ripon” “Earth Day: Wisconsin” (R) 1/18 12:30am Maxie’s” (R) 1/16 6:30pm (R) 1/17 6pm (R) 1/17 6:30pm SPEAKEASY NATURE “Sting and Shaggy” “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” (R) 1/14 4am (R) 1/13 11pm MAKING OF MILWAUKEE: THE GREAT DEPRESSION TO THE 21ST CENTURY Starts at 5:30

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “European Festivals II”

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “The Best of Sicily”

WE ARE SUPERMAN (R) 1/14 11pm SIMPLY MING “Joanne Chang” (R) 1/14 11:30pm

SARA’S WEEKNIGHT MEALS “Asia Meets America”

PBS NEWSHOUR (N)

15 TUESDAY

DOC MARTIN “Other People’s Children” Martin and Louisa are not having success with therapy. Dr. Timoney advises them to plan a date. (R) 1/13 2am THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW MOVIE (N) “Biscuits” The Signature challenge is to create Biscuits that “Gilda” A Buenos Aires casino owner hires a gambler who go well with a Cheese course. once had an affair with his alluring wife. (R) 1/13 1pm

FILM-MAKER

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FATHER BROWN “The Mysteries of the Rosary” (R) 1/13 1:04am

36.2

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LAWRENCE WELK SHOW “200 Years of American Music - Part 1 (1976)” (R) 1/13 3pm

UNTOLD STORIES: MINA MILLER EDISON, THE WIZARD’S WIFE (R) 1/13 12:30am

VICTORIA SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE (N) (R) 1/14 2am NATURE “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” The discovery of the Ichthyosaur, a fish lizard that lived during the age of dinosaurs, is explored.

FINDING YOUR ROOTS “Grandparents and Other Strangers” (R) 1/14 12am

MAKING OF MILWAUKEE: THE NEXT CHAPTER

WISCONSIN WATER FROM THE AIR

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW ANTIQUES ROADSHOW (N) “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Two” Detroit-area treasures “Chicago, Hour Two” Interesting items include a 1989 Keith include a Keith Haring archive and an 1835 “City of Detroit” Haring graffiti art and a Walt Whitman Civil War letter.

(R) 1/15 2:30am map. (R) 1/15 1:30am BBC WORLD NEWS NIGHTLY BUSINESS NEW TRICKS AMERICA (N) REPORT (N) “Left Field” A disgraced detective heads a team of retired former detectives who re-examine unsolved crimes.

(R) 1/15 4am LOCAL USA STORIES FROM THE CITY RISING “My Everyday Hustle” STAGE (R) 1/15 12am (R) 1/15 1am “Wanderlust” (R) 1/15 1:30am COOK’S COUNTRY PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE KEVIN BELTON’S NEW LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Spaghetti House Classics” “American Classics, My Way” ORLEANS KITCHEN “A Winter Garden” (R) 1/14 11pm (R) 1/15 2am “Tailgating Dishes That Score” (R) 1/14 10:30pm FINDING YOUR ROOTS (N) “Mystery Men” Actors Felicity Huffman and Michael K. Williams discover a wealth of hidden family history.

(R) 1/16 1:30am

ADELANTE! BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & “Art Exhibit/UCC Musical TRADITIONS Group/DWI Discussion” “On The Road In America, Part 2” AUSTIN REVEALED: EL DESPERTAR (R) 1/16 1am

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “Miami” (R) 1/15 11:30pm

MARTHA BAKES “Frosted Cakes” (R) 1/15 10:30pm

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE SWAMP Explore the story of Florida’s Everglades, America’s greatest wetland, and efforts to preserve it.

(R) 1/16 2:30am INSPECTOR LYNLEY MYSTERIES “In The Guise of Death” While visiting with Lynley’s mother, Havers and Lynley investigate the death of a horse trainer.

EDUCATION OF HARVEY GANTT (R) 1/16 12:30am

AMERICA REFRAMED “Agents of Change” (R) 1/15 11pm AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Vegan for Everyone” (R) 1/15 11pm

JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “Moroccan Salads” (R) 1/16 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Mirliton - The Tofu of Vegetables”

* (N) “New Program” 9:30PM

9:00PM MIDSOMER MURDERS “The Dogleg Murders” (R) 1/12 2:20am Starts at 8:49

Please visit milwaukeepbs.org for complete program schedule.

10:00PM

10:30PM

DOCTOR BLAKE MYSTERIES (N) “Measure Twice” (R) 1/12 3:06am EVERYONE HAS A PLACE

PBS NEWSHOUR

CORONER “Capsized”

GLOBE TREKKER “Tough Trains: The Transcontinental Railroad, USA” (R) 1/12 3:30am

PERSONAL STATEMENT: AMERICA REFRAMED (R) 1/13 1am

VICTORIA & ALBERT: THE WEDDING (N) “Episode: 1” Experts prepare to reconstruct the wedding that changed history and uncover astonishing details.

(R) 1/14 3am ANIMAL SUPER PARENTS (N) “It Takes Two” Discover how far some parents will go in order to protect and nurture as many offspring as possible.

(R) 1/16 11:30pm INDEPENDENT LENS “In Football We Trust” (R) 1/14 1am RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Portugal’s Heartland” (R) 1/14 3:30am

DAY

USS INDIANAPOLIS: THE FINAL CHAPTER (R) 1/12 7am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Heartwarming Favorites” (R) 1/12 1am

COOK’S COUNTRY “New Recipes for the Grill” (R) 1/12 1:30am

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS “Residente” VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS ON ACTORS (N)

DOCTOR WHO “The Android Invasion”

VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS ON ACTORS (N)

TALE OF TWO SISTERS “Jackie Kennedy Onassis” (R) 1/13 3pm

OYLER: ONE SCHOOL, ONE YEAR (R) 1/13 2am AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Pressure Cooker Perfection” (R) 1/22 7:30pm

AGING BACKWARDS 2 WITH MIRANDA ESMONDE-WHITE

HEDY LAMARR: AMERICAN MASTERS

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Vibrant Vietnamese” (R) 1/14 2:30am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “All Chocolate, All The Time” (R) 1/13 1:30am

YOUNG VICTORIA (R) 1/14 1am

ENDEAVOUR SEASON 5 ON MASTERPIECE “Episode Four: Colours”

GLOBE TREKKER “Road Trip: Rust Belt Highway, USA”

INDEPENDENT LENS “My Country No More”

LOCAL USA “Voices from Atlantic City” (R) 1/14 2:30am OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Molokai” (R) 1/14 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Embellished Pies” (R) 1/14 1am

GLOBE TREKKER “Art Trails of the French Riviera” (R) 1/15 3:30am

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Mekong River Adventure - Part 2”

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

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.

1/13, 8p.m. 10HD

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Modern Weeknight Meals” (R) 1/14 1:30am

COOK’S COUNTRY “Spaghetti House Classics” (R) 1/15 1:30am

CIRCUS: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

MARLEY’S GHOSTS The ghosts are still in residence at Marley’s home, and they’re driving her up PBS NEWSHOUR

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Primitive Bowmaker” (R) 1/16 3am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “A Winter Garden” (R) 1/15 1am

VICTORIA SEASON 3: EPISODE ONE

NATURE “Attenborough and the Sea Dragon” (R) 1/14 7am

BLACK AMERICA SINCE MLK: AND STILL I RISE INDEPENDENT LENS (N) “Keep Your Head Up/Touch The Sky” “Rodents of Unusual Size” A fisherman in the bayou goes up against 20-pound “swamp rats” that are eating up coastal wetlands.

BBC WORLD NEWS (N) CALL THE MIDWIFE PBS NEWSHOUR Lucille faces racism and prejudice when a new mother becomes ill.

(R) 1/15 5am DAY WE ARE SUPERMAN PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS (R) 1/15 7am REPORT THIS OLD HOUSE “Jamestown / Designing Their Dream Home” (R) 1/15 3am

HIGHLIGHTS

PBS NEWSHOUR

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

DEATH IN PARADISE “Series 2, Episode 7 of 8” The team is called to the murder scene of a young meteorologist as Hurricane Irma approaches. (R) 1/13 3am

11:00PM

PBS NEWSHOUR

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

DAY

AMERICA REFRAMED “Agents of Change” (R) 1/16 7am

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Gettysburg, PA” (R) 1/16 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Frosted Cakes” (R) 1/16 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Vegan for Everyone” (R) 1/16 1:30am

Courtesy of HistoryMiami Museum

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE SWAMP

Explore the story of Florida’s Everglades, America’s greatest wetland. A tale of greed, hubris and destruction, the film chronicles the repeated efforts to conquer what was once seen as a useless wasteland and the passionate efforts to preserve it.

1/15, 8p.m. 10HD

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6AM M-F Ready Jet Go!

W Odd Squad: Odds and Ends 1/23 6:30 M-F Wild Kratts

F Odd Squad: Odds and Ends 1/25 7AM M-F Nature Cat

M Odd Squad: Odds and Ends 1/21 7:30 M-F Curious George 8AM M-F Let’s Go Luna!

8:30 M-F Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:30 M-F Pinkalicious & Peterrific 10AM M-F Sesame Street 10:30 M-F Splash and Bubbles 11AM M-F Dinosaur Train 11:30 M-F Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!

Noon M-F Sesame Street 12:30 M-F Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 1PM M-F Curious George 1:30 M-F Wild Kratts 2PM M-F Nature Cat 2:30 M-F Odd Squad 3PM M Justice Ruth Bader Ginburg In Conversation 1/7

Victoria & Albert: The Wedding 1/14-1/21

Tales from the Royal Wardrobe 1/28

T Antiques Roadshow 1/1-1/29

W Tesla: American Experience 1/2

Civil War Songs and Stories 1/9

Bonnie & Clyde: American Experience 1/16

Prohibition 1/23-1/30

TH Martin Clunes: Islands of Australia 1/3

Nature 1/10-1/31

F NOVA 1/4-1/25 4PM M Finding Your Roots 1/7-1/28

T Great American Railroad Journeys 1/1-1/29

W The Secret of Tuxedo Park: American Experience 1/2

Death and the Civil War:

American Experience 1/9

Al Capone: Icon 1/16

TH Martin Clunes: Islands of Australia 1/3

Earth A New Wild 1/10-1/24

Great Yellowstone Thaw 1/31

F USS Indianapolis Live - From the Deep 1/4

USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter 1/11

Native America 1/18-1/25 5PM M We’ll Meet Again 1/7-1/28

T The Arts Page 1/1, 1/29

Black Nouveau 1/8

Adelante! 1/15

10thirtysix™ 1/22

W Hawking 1/2

Dictator’s Playbook 1/16-1/30

TH Martin Clunes: Islands of Australia 1/3

Earth A New Wild 1/10-1/17

Great Yellowstone Thaw 1/24-1/31

F Pearl Harbor - USS Oklahoma - The Final Story 1/4

The Mystery of Chaco Canyon 1/18

Neanderthal 1/25 5:30 T Around The Corner with John McGivern™ 1/1-1/29

F POV Shorts 1/11

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P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Garden SMART Woodsmith Shop American Woodshop This Old House Hour Outdoor Wisconsin New Fly Fisher Samantha Brown’s Places to Love Rick Steves’ Europe The Great British Baking Show Martha Bakes Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Sara’s Weeknight Meals Milk Street Television Pati’s Mexican Table 1/5 Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food 1/12-1/26 Lidia’s Kitchen Ciao Italia Simply Ming America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Cook’s Country Wisconsin Foodie Around The Corner with John McGivern™

SUNDAY 6AM 6:30 7:30 8:30

9AM 9:30 10AM

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Noon 12:30 1PM 2PM 3PM 4PM 4:30 5PM 5:30

Clifford The Big Red Dog Nature Cat Wild Kratts Odd Squad 1/6-1/20 Odd Squad: Odds and Ends 1/27 Odd Squad Biz Kid$ Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 1/6 Born to Explore with Richard Wiese 1/13-1/27 Black Nouveau 1/6 Adelante! 1/13 10thirtysix™ 1/20 The Arts Page 1/27 Here and Now To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Washington Week Antiques Roadshow Classic Gospel Lawrence Welk Show Are You Being Served?

Last of the Summer Wine As Time Goes By Keeping Up Appearances 1/6-1/27 Downton Abbey Season 5 On Masterpiece 1/13

EXPLORING THE USS INDIANAPOLIS ON MILWAUKEE PBS USS INDIANAPOLIS LIVE – FROM THE DEEP

Courtesy of Paul G. Allen

Take a live tour of the wreckage from the USS Indianapolis, the WWII vessel lying at the bottom of the Pacific since its sinking in 1945.

Video of the vessel, which was found in August, will be transmitted from a remotely operated vehicle.

1/4, 4p.m. 10HD

USS INDIANAPOLIS: THE FINAL CHAPTER

Courtesy of Vulcan Productions/A Paul G. Allen Expedition

Follow a scientific detective story detailing the discovery of the USS Indianapolis wreck site, 18,000 feet below the Philippine Sea. The ship’s sinking during World War II was the largest loss of life in U.S. Naval history.

1/11, 4p.m. 10HD

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6AM T&TH Power Yoga: Mind and Body

MWF Wai Lana Yoga 6:30 M-F Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches 7AM M-F Body Electric 7:30 M-F Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews 8AM M-F Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique 8:30 M-F Sit & Be Fit 9AM M-F Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope

T Memory Rescue with Daniel Amen, M.D. 1/1 9:30 M-F Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 10AM M-F Quilting Arts 10:30 M-F Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer 11AM M-F Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

T Food: What The Heck Should I Eat? With

Mark Hyman, MD 1/1 11:30 M-F For Your Home Noon M-F It’s Sew Easy 12:30 M-F Sara’s Weeknight Meals 1PM M-F The Great British Baking Show

T Aging Backwards 2 with Miranda Esmonde-White 1/1 2PM M-F Jamestown 1/3-1/14

The Forsyte Saga 1/15-1/31

T Making of Milwaukee 1/1

W Dickensian 1/2 3PM M-F 800 Words 3:08 T Making of Milwaukee 3:30 W Grantchester Season 3 On Masterpiece 4PM M Inside The Court of Henry VIII 1/7

Victoria & Albert: The Wedding 1/14-1/21

Tales from the Royal Wardrobe 1/28

T New Tricks 1/8-1/29

W Grantchester Season 3 On Masterpiece 1/9-1/30

TH Hustle 1/3-1/31

F Secrets of Henry VIII’S Palace 1/4

Pride & Prejudice 1/11-1/25 4:15 T Making of Milwaukee 5PM M-F Amanpour & Company 5:30 T Making of Milwaukee

SATURDAY

Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr Classical Stretch:

By Essentrics Around The Corner with John McGivern™ Wisconsin Foodie Around The Farm Table Wisconsin Life Garden SMART P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home For Your Home Beads, Baubles and Jewels Quilting Arts It’s Sew Easy Sewing With Nancy Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Knit and Crochet Now Fresh Quilting Year In Space 1/5 Genius By Stephen Hawking 1/12-1/26 Beyond A Year In Space 1/5 Genius By Stephen Hawking 1/12-1/26 NOVA Make48 1/5-1/12 Born to Explore with Richard Wiese 1/19-1/26 PBS NewsHour Weekend

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Destination Craft with Jim West Confucius Was A Foodie The Great British Baking Show Martha Bakes Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food Sara’s Weeknight Meals Milk Street Television Lidia’s Kitchen Pati’s Mexican Table 1/6-1/20 Joanne Weir’s Plates and Places 1/27 America’s Test Kitchen Movie 1/6-1/27 Great Performances at the Met 1/20 Robin Williams Remembered - A Pioneers of Television Special 1/6 Tale of Two Sisters 1/13 Black Nouveau 1/6 Adelante! 1/13 International Focus The Arts Page 1/6 Black Nouveau 1/13 Adelante! 1/20 10thirtysix™ 1/27 PBS NewsHour Weekend

Thank You for

Helping Milwaukee PBS Keep Hands & Hearts Warm This Winter Over 10,500 Items Collected

A very warm thank you to all the viewers who donated during Milwaukee PBS’ 11th Annual Mittens & More! Our community collected 10,547 hats, mittens, scarves and gloves, which were donated to local organizations.

A total of 10,100 items were requested from 61 agencies including: The Boys & Girls Club, Milwaukee Public Schools, Penfield Children’s Center, and Salvation Army, and due to the overwhelming generosity of you, Mittens & More was able to meet this need.

A very special thank you to our partners: Back on the Rack Consignment Boutique, Ben Franklin Crafts, Clear Water Outdoor, Colectivo Coffee, Fredrick’s Hallmark, Grafton Yarn Store, Heaven and Earth Acupuncture, Ovation Sarah Chudnow, Sew Much More, Sew N’ Save, Springs Water Park, and Milwaukee Area Technical College. Boxes for the drive were donated by The Home Depot.

Edvest Wisconsin’s College Savings Plan was the 11th annual Mittens & More underwriter.

To find out what agencies were included, and for other further information on Mittens & More, visit MilwaukeePBS.org/Community.

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Channel 36.2 WEEKDAYS

Schedule from 6 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. repeats 12:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

6AM M-F Newsroom Tokyo 1/1-1/31

M Global 3000 1/14 6:30 M Focus On Europe 6:45 M-F Direct Talk 7AM M Nature

T Buddha 1/1

Work and Happiness: The Human Cost of Welfare 1/8

We Are Superman 1/15

American Story: Race Amity and the Other Tradition 1/22

In Money We Trust? 1/29 Saving Brinton: America

W Reframed 1/2

Personal Statement:

America Reframed 1/9

America ReFramed 1/16-1/30

TH Chasing The Dream: A PBS Newshour Weekend Special 1/3

Reel South 1/10

Independent Lens 1/17-1/31

F NOVA 8AM MTH Independent Lens 1/7-1/17

M Finding Your Roots 1/14-1/28

T Sweden: Lessons for America? A Personal Exploration by Johan Norberg 1/8

City Rising 1/15

AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange 1/22-1/29

W Korla 1/2

Oyler: One School, One Year 1/9

TH Against All Odds: The Fight for a Black Middle Class

F James Watson: American Masters 1/4

Dictator’s Playbook 1/11-1/25

Glaciers of the Winds 1/29 8:30 W Education of Harvey

W Craft In America 1/2 Gantt 1/16

Against All Odds: The

Hooked RX: from Fight for a Black Middle Prescription to Addiction Class 1/9 1/23

Changing Seas 1/16-1/23

Grooming A Generation 1/30

My Neighborhood:

TH Sousa on the Rez: Marching Pilsen 1/30 to the Beat of a Different

TH Fire in the Forest: The Life Drum and Legacy of the 9AM M POV 1/7-1/21

Independent Lens 1/14-1/28 Ba’al Shem Tov 1/3

Evening with Valerie

T POV Shorts 1/1 Jarrett 1/10

Local USA 1/8-1/15

Speakeasy 1/17-1/31

Life on the Line 1/22-1/29 F POV Shorts 1/4

W Mark Twain’s Journey to

Local USA 1/11-1/18 Jerusalem: Dreamland 1/2 Life on the Line 1/25

Closing The Gap: 50 Years 10:30 M POV Shorts 1/7 Seeking Equal Pay 1/9

Local USA 1/14-1/21

Austin Revealed: El

Life on the Line 1/28 Despertar 1/16

W Changing Seas

My Neighborhood:

F Stories from the Stage Pilsen 1/23 11AM M-F Amanpour and Company

The Salinas Project 1/30 Noon M Overheard with Evan Smith

TH Frontline 1/3-1/17

T Consuelo Mack

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W To The Contrary with 1/25-1/31 Bonnie Erbe

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W Between The Lines with 10AM T Pacific Heartbeat 1/1

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F Closer to Truth

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T&TH Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company: Hooks, Lies & Alibis

W New Scandinavian Cooking

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T&TH Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke

W Ciao Italia 7AM & 1PM MF The Jazzy Vegetarian

T Dining with the Chef

W Essential Pepin

TH Mexico--One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 7:30AM & 1:30PM MF Food Over 50

T&TH Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook 1/1-1/8

To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 1/10-1/17

W Chef’s Life 8AM & 2PM MF Destination Craft with Jim West

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Family Travel with Colleen Kelly 1/15-1/17

W Born to Explore with Richard Wiese 8:30AM & 2:30PM MF Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope

T&TH Weekends with Yankee 1/1-1/10

Curious Traveler 1/15-1/17

W In The Americas with David Yetman 9AM MF This Old House

T&TH Craftsman’s Legacy

W Ask This Old House 9:30AM & 3:30PM MF American Woodshop

T&TH Woodsmith Shop

W Woodwright’s Shop 10AM & 4PM MF P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

T&TH Growing a Greener World

W Garden SMART 10:30AM & 4:30PM M Beads, Baubles and Jewels

T&TH For Your Home 1/1-1/10

Make It Artsy 1/15-1/17

W Make48 1/2-1/9

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F Visionkeepers 11AM M Quilting Arts

T Sewing With Nancy 1/1

Best of Sewing with Nancy 1/8-1/15

W Knit and Crochet Now

TH It’s Sew Easy

F Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting 11:30 MF Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

T&TH Best of the Joy of Painting

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8:30 M-F Splash and Bubbles 9AM M-F Sesame Street 9:30 M-F Super Why! 10AM M-F Clifford The Big Red Dog 10:30 M-F Caillou 11AM M-F Sid The Science Kid 11:30 M-F WordWorld Noon M-F Peep and the Big Wide World 12:30 M-F Splash and Bubbles 1PM M-F Sesame Street 1:30 M-F Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 2:30 M-F Pinkalicious & Peterrific 3PM M-F Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!

3:30 M-F Dinosaur Train 4PM M-F Let’s Go Luna!

4:30 M-F Ready Jet Go! 5PM M-F Nature Cat

F Ready Jet Go! 1/11

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Odd Squad 1/25 5:30 M-F Nature Cat

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F Odd Squad: The Movie 1/4

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Wild Kratts: Back In Creature Time 1/18

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AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ “Ripon” (R) 1/17 12:30am INDEPENDENT LENS “Rat Film” (R) 1/16 11pm

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING “Daniel Rose & Jean-Georges Vongerichten”

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Italian Style BBQ” (R) 1/16 10:30pm

SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE

TASTEMAKERS “Not So Fast” (R) 1/16 11:30pm

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

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NOVA “Day The Dinosaurs Died” Scientists explore the impact of the asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.

PRIDE & PREJUDICE (N) (R) 1/17 4am

INDEPENDENT LENS “Rodents of Unusual Size” (R) 1/17 12am COOK’S COUNTRY “Tex-Mex Favorites” (R) 1/16 11pm

FRONTLINE “Poverty, Politics and Profit” (R) 1/17 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Sugar for Hubby” (R) 1/17 2am

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10THIRTYSIX™ (N) AROUND THE CORNER (R) 1/20 10:30am WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ (N) “Jefferson” (R) 1/19 5:30pm BBC WORLD NEWS AROUND THE FARM TABLE WISCONSIN FOODIE NIGHTLY BUSINESS AMERICA (N) “Earth Day: Wisconsin” “Blues Egg/Story Hill Bkc/ REPORT (N) (R) 1/19 8am Maxie’s” (R) 1/19 7:30am DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK NOVA “Saddam Hussein” “Day The Dinosaurs Died” (R) 1/18 12am (R) 1/17 11pm NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “D.C.” (R) 1/17 11:30pm

MARTHA BAKES “Patterned” (R) 1/17 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Just Add Apples” (R) 1/17 11pm

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WASHINGTON WEEK (N) (R) 1/20 4am

FIRING LINE WITH MARGARET HOOVER (N) (R) 1/20 4:30am

WISCONSIN LIFE “Wisconsin Rocks!”

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN (R) 11/19 12:30am

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

THE SWAMP: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (R) 1/18 11pm SIMPLY MING “Chris Hastings” (R) 1/18 11:30pm

SARA’S WEEKNIGHT MEALS “Found Flavors”

LAWRENCE WELK SHOW “200 Years of American Music - Part 2 (1976)” (R) 1/20 3pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Two” FILM-MAKER

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MUSIC VOYAGER “Peru: Amazon” (R) 1/20 12:30pm

DOWNTON ABBEY SEASON 5 ON MASTERPIECE “Episode Five” AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Scandinavian Midsummer Fest”

WISCONSIN LIFE “By Land Or By Sea” (R) 1/25 12:30am

SPEAKEASY “Joe Elliott and David Fricke” (R) 1/21 4am TASTEMAKERS “Fun Ferments” (R) 1/20 11:30pm

MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING “Wisconsin”

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Tomato Time” (R) 1/18 10:30pm

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KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Cool Beans” (R) 1/17 2:30am

THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR (N) “Powering Net Zero / Concrete Walkway” (R) 1/19 8am

HUSTLE “Series Six, Episode Six” Likeable hustlers play tricks with trust. Their first rule of law: you can’t con an honest man.

(R) 1/18 4am CHANGING SEAS “Lords of the Wetlands” (R) 1/18 1am

JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “The Greek Kitchen” (R) 1/18 2am

CHANGING SEAS “Fishing The Flats for Science” (R)1/18 1:30am KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Aunt Dorothy’s Arsenal” (R) 1/18 2:30am

MIDSOMER MURDERS (N) “The Black Book” (R) 1/19 1:30am

GREAT PERFORMANCES “Orphee et Eurydice from Lyric Opera of Chicago” Reimagine Christoph Willibald Gluck’s enduringly popular opera based on the famous Greek myth.

PROTECTING PARADISE: EDGE OF THE EVERGLADES: BIG CYPRESS THE WESTERN EVERGLADES (R) 1/19 1:30am NATIONAL PRESERVE (R) 1/19 1am COOK’S COUNTRY KEVIN BELTON’S NEW PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Pacific Northwest Supper” “Asian Influences In Mexican ORLEANS KITCHEN (R) 1/18 11pm (R) 1/19 2:30am Cooking” (R) 1/19 2am NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

DOC MARTIN “Facta Non Verba” Dr. Timoney questions Martin and Louisa’s ultimate compatibility. Martin has new neighbors.

(R) 1/20 2am MOVIE (N) THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW “Shallow Grave” “Bread” For the signature, the bakers must bake 12 perfect Three friends discover their new flatmate dead but loaded Rye Bread Rolls, shaped as they prefer. with cash.

(R) 1/25 1pm FATHER BROWN “The Daughters of Jerusalem” (R) 1/20 1:03am

NORMAN LEAR: AMERICAN MASTERS (R) 1/19 11pm

SMART TRAVELS-TRAVELSCOPE “Greece - Cruising The Isles” EUROPE WITH RUDY MAXA “Oslo & Norway” (R) 1/20 1pm (R) 1/20 1:30pm VICTORIA SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE

AROUND THE CORNER WISCONSIN FOODIE WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ “Ginseng” “Jefferson” (R) 1/24 6:30pm (R) 1/23 6:30pm NATURE “Equus: Story of the Horse” (R) 1/20 11pm MARTHA BAKES “Adorned Cakes” (R) 1/20 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Soup for Dinner” (R) 1/20 11pm

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Travel Skills: Cruising” (R) 1/20 2pm

PIONEERS OF TELEVISION “Carol Burnett & The Funny Ladies” (R) 1/20 12:30am SMART TRAVELS--EUROPE WITH RUDY MAXA “Stockholm & Sweden” (R) 1/20 2:30pm

VICTORIA SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE (N) (R) 1/21 1:30am NATURE “Equus: Story of the Horse” FINDING YOUR ROOTS “Mystery Men” (R) 1/21 12am JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “Pasta from Scratch” (R) 1/21 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Plaquemines Parish Citrus”

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DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK (N) “Saddam Hussein” Learn how Saddam Hussein used fear and intimidation to rule Iraq with an iron fist for over 30 years. (R) 1/17 3:30am

GRANTCHESTER SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE “Season Three - Episode Four” Sidney and Geordie investigate the connection between a murder and several post office robberies.

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PROHIBITION “A Nation of Drunkards” (R) 1/23 3pm BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

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INDEPENDENT LENS “Rat Film” (R) 1/17 7am

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Torrey Pines” (R) 1/17 4am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Italian Style BBQ” (R)1/17 1am

COOK’S COUNTRY “Tex-Mex Favorites” (R) 1/17 1:30am

WISCONSIN FOODIE (N) OUTDOOR WISCONSIN “Ginseng” (N) (R) 1/19 5pm “Aquaculture Production/Aquaponics/Kayaking/School” HAPPY VALLEY (N) (R)1/18 5am

AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Scandinavian Midsummer Fest” BBC WORLD NEWS

MOTORWEEK (N)

GREAT AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNEYS “New York City to Albany”

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BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Montgomery County, VA” (R) 1/18 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Patterned” (R) 1/18 1am

ASK THIS OLD HOUSE “Swing Set, Robotic Construction” (R) 1/17 3am

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Medieval Armormaker” (R) 1/18 3am

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Scotland’s Highlands” (R) 1/17 3:30am

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Taiwan Matsu Festival & Islands”

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT GLOBE TREKKER “Food Hour: Provence, France” (R) 1/19 3:30am

DEATH IN PARADISE “Series 2, Episode 8 of 8” When the host of a charity fundraiser is found shot dead, Richard and his team pursue a suspect.

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “The Heart of England”

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE ”Venice and Its Lagoon” (R) 1/20 3:30pm

VICTORIA & ALBERT: THE WEDDING (N) “Episode: 2” Witness the most accurate reconstruction of Victoria and Albert’s wedding ever staged.

(R) 1/21 2:30am ANIMAL SUPER PARENTS “Lending A Hand” Captivating and awe-inspiring group parenting stories from the animal world are revealed.

(R) 1/23 11:30pm POV “Raising Bertie” (R) 1/21 1am ASK THIS OLD HOUSE “Concrete Walkway, Jimmy Diresta” (R) 1/21 3am

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “The Best of Sicily” (R) 1/21 3:30am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Just Add Apples” (R) 1/18 1:30am

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THE SWAMP: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (R) 1/19 7am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Tomato Time” (R) 1/19 1am

COOK’S COUNTRY “Pacific Northwest Supper” (R) 1/19 1:30am

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (N) “Arctic Monkeys/Wild Child” VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS ON ACTORS (N)

AMERICA REFRAMED “Agents of Change” (R) 1/20 1am JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Riding The Range In Southern Alberta, Canada”

NOVA “Day The Dinosaurs Died” (R) 1/18 7am

CORONER “The Salcombe Selkie”

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THIS OLD HOUSE “Jamestown / Designing Their Dream Home” (R) 1/19 3am

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DOCTOR BLAKE MYSTERIES “First Dance” (R) 1/19 3:06am

MIDSOMER MURDERS “The Black Book” (R) 1/19 2:20am Starts at 8:50

TRAVELSCOPE “Port Aransas, Texas - Fun on the Texas’ Coa” (R) 1/20 4pm VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS ON ACTORS

NATURE: EQUSS: THE STORY OF THE HORSE “ORIGINS” 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.

1/16, 7p.m. 10HD (1 of 2)

DOCTOR WHO “The Brain of Morbius”

VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS ON ACTORS (N)

APPALACHIANS

EDUCATION OF HARVEY GANTT

NORMAN LEAR: AMERICAN MASTERS

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Milan and Lake Como” (R) 1/20 4:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Vegan for Everyone” (R) 1/20 1:30am

VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS ON ACTORS

ENDEAVOUR SEASON 5 ON MASTERPIECE “Episode Five: Quartet”

GLOBE TREKKER “Road Trip: Rust Belt Highway 2, USA”

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Baja California Road Trip” (R) 1/21 4am

HIGHLIGHTS

INDEPENDENT LENS “Rodents of Unusual Size”

LOCAL USA “My Everyday Hustle” (R) 1/21 2:30am

NATURE “Equus: Story of the Horse” (R) 1/21 7am

MARTHA BAKES “Adorned Cakes” (R) 1/21 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Soup for Dinner” (R) 1/21 1:30am

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN

Host Dan Small visits the University of WisconsinMilwaukee’s School of Freshwater Sciences. Jeff Kelm reports on an aquaponics company that grows fish and produces in a sustainable system. Dan Small kayaks the Pine River. And finally, Emmy Fink visits Farmwise a summer day school for kids in Walworth County.

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RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Sicilian Delights”

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Scotland’s Highlands”

AMERICAN STORY: RACE AMITY AND THE OTHER TRADITION (R) 1/21 11pm SIMPLY MING “Jamie Bissonnette” (R) 1/21 11:30pm

SARA’S WEEKNIGHT MEALS “Soul of the South”

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BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & 10THIRTYSIX™ TRADITIONS (R) 1/23 12:30am “On The Road In America, Part 3” MY NEIGHBORHOOD: PILSEN (R) 1/23 1am NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “Detroit” (R) 1/22 11:30pm

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SOUSA ON THE REZ: MARCHING TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUM 36.2 (R) 1/24 12:30am TASTEMAKERS “On The Vine” (R) 1/23 11:30pm

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COOK’S COUNTRY “Summer Steak and Salad” (R) 1/21 11pm

MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING “Maria Loi’s Greek Feast”

WISCONSIN FOODIE AROUND THE FARM “Ginseng” TABLE (R) 1/26 7:30am “Scandinavian Midsummer Fest” NOVA ”Island Volcano” (R) 1/24 11pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Pressure Cooker Perfection”

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Cocktail Party” (R) 1/23 10:30pm AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ (N) “Sparta” BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

COOK’S COUNTRY “Reimagining ItalianAmerican Classics” (R) 1/23 11pm THE ARTS PAGE (N) “Art That Gets You Talking” (R) 1/27 10:30am NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK “Benito Mussolini” (R) 1/25 12am

NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “New Orleans” (R) 1/24 11:30pm

MARTHA BAKES “Decorative Breads” (R) 1/24 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Diner-Style Favorites with a Twist”

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WASHINGTON WEEK (N)

FIRING LINE WITH MARGARET HOOVER (N)

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

WISCONSIN LIFE “By Land Or By Sea” (R) 1/26 8:30am

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN (R) 1/26 12:30am

VICTORIA & ALBERT: THE WEDDING “Episode: 1” (R) 1/25 11pm SIMPLY MING “Seamus Mullen” (R) 1/25 11:30pm

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LIFE ON THE LINE “Flight to Survive” (R) 1/22 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Pot Luck Party” (R) 1/22 2am

STORIES FROM THE STAGE “Last Dance” (R) 1/22 1:30am KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN (R) 1/22 2:30am

BIG BURN: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE FINDING YOUR ROOTS “Reporting on the Reporters” Journalists Christiane Aman- The largest fire in American history had profound consequences on the United States Forest Service. pour, Ann Curry and Lisa Ling discover stories within their (R) /23 2:30am family trees.

INSPECTOR LYNLEY MYSTERIES BBC WORLD NEWS NIGHTLY BUSINESS “The Seed of Cunning” Lynley and Havers investigate when AMERICA (N) REPORT (N) the body of a badly beaten man is found floating in the Thames.

HOOKED RX: FROM AMERICA REFRAMED PRESCRIPTION TO “Pyne Poynt” ADDICTION (R) 1/22 11pm

INDEPENDENT LENS “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World” (R) 1/23 11pm

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AFROPOP: THE ULTIMATE CULTURAL EXCHANGE (R) 1/22 12am

NATURE (N) “Equus: Story of the Horse” (R) 1/24 1:30am

AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ “Jefferson”

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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW (N) ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Three” A Civil War presentation “Chicago, Hour Three” A group of Ayn Rand inscribed books, sword and portrait and Danny Lyon Civil Rights posters are an Edward Borein watercolor and more items are appraised. appraised. (R) 1/22 1:30am (R) 1/22 1:30am NIGHTLY BUSINESS BBC WORLD NEWS NEW TRICKS REPORT (N) AMERICA (N) “Dark Chocolate” Sandra Pullman leads a team of retired former detectives recruited to re-examine unsolved crimes.

MARTHA BAKES “Perfect Pate A Choux” (R) 1/22 10:30pm

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VICTORIA & ALBERT: THE WEDDING “Episode: 2” (R) 1/26 12am LIDIA’S KITCHEN “A Summer Shindig” (R) 1/25 10:30pm

COOK’S COUNTRY “Southern Specialties” (R) 1/25 11pm

JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “Cooking In Strasbourg”

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “The Ubiquitous Eggplant” (R) 1/23 2:30am

NOVA (N) “Island Volcano” Join scientists and residents on a journey to investigate the Kilauea volcano’s spike in activity.

PRIDE & PREJUDICE (R) 1/24 4am FRONTLINE (R) 1/24 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Brunch at the Jinich House” (R) 1/24 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “It’s Greek to Me” (R) 1/24 2:30am THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR “Roger’s Nod to Sod / Seismic Retrofit” Rogers visits a nearby sod farm, a gas fireplace goes in the living room and a new well is dug.

HUSTLE “Silent Witness”|The gang pulls out all the stops when Eddie’s niece gets scammed by a ruthless modeling agent.

(R) 1/25 4am GLACIERS OF THE WINDS (R) 1/25 1am JOANNE WEIR’S PLATES AND PLACES “Couscous”

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “The Berry Best”

MIDSOMER MURDERS “Secrets and Spies” Folklore about The Beast of Midsomer proves to be more than a legend as the Beast strikes again.

(R) 1/26 1:30am GREAT PERFORMANCES “Doubt from the Minnesota Opera” Suspicion ignites a battle of wills at a Catholic school in the Bronx, circa 1964 in this opera.

BIG BURN: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (R)1/26 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Mexitalian!”

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KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN (R) 1/26 2:30am

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THIS OLD HOUSE “Jamestown / Powering Net Zero” (R) 1/22 3am

BBC WORLD NEWS (N) NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

GLOBE TREKKER “Tough Boats: The Nile, Egypt” (R) 1/22 3:30am

FRONTLINE (R) 1/23 3:30am

PBS NEWSHOUR

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Myanmar Irrawaddy River Adventure”

DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK (N) “Benito Mussolini” Italian political leader Benito Mussolini was considered a pioneer among 20th century dictators.

(R) 1/24 3:30am GRANTCHESTER SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE (N) ”Season Three - Episode Five” A woman’s death is covered up. Geordie, Leonard and Sidney face difficult truths in their lives.

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RICK STEVES’ EUROPE ASK THIS OLD HOUSE “Concrete Walkway, Jimmy “The Best of West Ireland: Dingle, Galway, and the Aran Diresta” Islands” (R) 1/24 3am

OUTDOOR WISCONSIN WISCONSIN FOODIE (N) (N) “Skaliwags/Von Stiehl “Kaszubes Park/Buckskinners/ Winery” Dog Footrace/Aquanuts” (R) 1/26 5pm HAPPY VALLEY (N) (R) 1/25 5am PBS NEWSHOUR

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Shoemakers” (R) 1/25 3am MIDSOMER MURDERS “Secrets and Spies” Starts at 8:47

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LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Family Brunch” (R) 1/22 1am

AMERICAN STORY: RACE AMITY AND THE OTHER TRADITION (R) 1/22 7am COOK’S COUNTRY “Summer Steak and Salad” (R) 1/22 1:30am

NOVA: ISLAND VOLCANO

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BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

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AMERICA REFRAMED “Pyne Poynt” (R) 1/23 7am

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD “Key West, FL” (R) 1/23 4am

MARTHA BAKES “Perfect Pate A Choux” (R) 1/23 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Pressure Cooker Perfection” (R)1/23 1:30am

BBC WORLD NEWS

PBS NEWSHOUR

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

DAY

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “California Grasslands” (R) 1/24 4am AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Fireman’s Lunch”

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Cocktail Party” (R) 1/24 1am MOTORWEEK (N)

COOK’S COUNTRY “Reimagining ItalianAmerican Classics” (R) 1/24 1:30am

GREAT AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNEYS

PBS NEWSHOUR

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD

INDEPENDENT LENS “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World” (R) 1/24 7am

DAY

NOVA ”Island Volcano” (R) 1/25 7am

MARTHA BAKES “Decorative Breads” (R) 1/25 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Diner-Style Favorites with a Twist”

CORONER “Napoleon’s Violin”

DOCTOR BLAKE MYSTERIES (N) “A Good Drop” (R) 1/26 3:07am

PBS NEWSHOUR PBS NEWSHOUR

THIS OLD HOUSE “Jamestown / Powering Net Zero”

Join scientists and residents on a breathtaking journey to investigate the Kilauea volcano’s recent spike in activity, including the deadly April 2017 eruption. Along the way, some of Hawaii’s biggest secrets are revealed.

1/23, 8p.m. 10HD

PROHIBITION “A Nation of Scofflaws” (R) 1/30 3pm

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Christmas Celebrations”

HIGHLIGHTS

PBS NEWSHOUR

CIRCUS: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

MARLEY’S GHOSTS

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Quilter” (R) 1/23 3am

11:00PM

INDEPENDENT LENS (N) “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World” (R) 1/22 3:30am

MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY CELEBRATION 2018 (N)

CALL THE MIDWIFE A mother abandons her children at the clinic. Valerie and Magda take part in a beauty contest.

(R) 1/22 5am PBS NEWSHOUR

10:30PM

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT GLOBE TREKKER “Road Trip: Patagonia”- Part 2”

DAY

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “A Summer Shindig” (R) 1/26 1am

VICTORIA & ALBERT: THE WEDDING “Episode: 1” (R) 1/26 7am COOK’S COUNTRY “Southern Specialties” (R) 1/26 1:30am

THE ARTS PAGE: ART THAT GETS YOU TALKING

Caricature artist and illustrator John Kascht showcases his portraits of historical and contemporary figures at the Waukesha County Historical Society and Museum. Pulitzer Prize winner Ayad Akhtar crafts plays that challenge his audiences. Lea Rizzo creates murals for walls and on skin.

Combat Paper Nevada makes paper from military uniforms.

1/24, 7:30p.m. 10HD

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6:30PM

LAWRENCE WELK SHOW “The Italian Show (1966)” (R) 1/27 3pm

FATHER BROWN “The Three Tools of Death” (R) 1/27 1:16am

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Meadow Brook Hall, Hour Three”

THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW ”Desserts” For the signature, bakers must create so-called “saucy puds,” delicate Cakes hiding a gooey filling.

FILM-MAKER

FILM-MAKER

SMART TRAVELS--PACIFIC RIM WITH RUDY MAXA “Queensland, Australia” (R) 1/27 12pm

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Dreamin’ California’s Coast - Malibu to Big”

DOWNTON ABBEY SEASON 5 ON MASTERPIECE “Episode Six” AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Fireman’s Lunch”

WISCONSIN LIFE

TASTEMAKERS “Shelled Out” (R) 1/27 11:30pm

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RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Scotland’s Islands”

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Glasgow and Scottish Passions”

IN MONEY WE TRUST? (R) 1/28 11pm SIMPLY MING “Leah Cohen” (R) 1/28 11:30pm

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SARA’S WEEKNIGHT MEALS “Beantown”

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VICTORIA SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE

AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ “Sparta”

WISCONSIN FOODIE “Skaliwags/Von Stiehl Winery” (R) 1/31 6:30pm

MARTHA BAKES “Elegant Cookies” (R) 1/27 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Italian Seafood Suppers” (R) 1/27 11pm

BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & THE ARTS PAGE TRADITIONS “Art That Gets You Talking” “Making A Restaurant, Part 1”

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Summer Picnic” (R) 1/28 10:30pm

BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

THE SALINAS PROJECT (R) 1/30 1am

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

COOK’S COUNTRY “Tri-State Treats” (R) 1/28 11pm

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N) AMERICA REFRAMED “Detroit 48202” (R) 1/29 11pm

MARTHA BAKES “Magnificent Meringues” (R) 1/29 10:30pm

NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “Chicago” (R) 1/29 11:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Mexican Dinner Party” (R) 1/29 11pm

PBS NEWSHOUR (N)

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SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE

NATURE “Naledi: One Little Elephant” A team of caretakers and researchers help a baby elephant survive and find her place in the herd.

BBC WORLD NEWS NIGHTLY BUSINESS AROUND THE CORNER AMERICA (N) REPORT (N) WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ (R) 1/31 12:30am INDEPENDENT LENS “The King” (R) 1/30 11pm

TASTEMAKERS “Extracted” (R) 1/30 11:30pm

MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING “Mexico City II”

8:30PM

DOC MARTIN “The Doctor Is Out” Martin find himself trapped by Annie Winton, who desperately wants him to try and save her husband.

WEEKENDS WITH YANKEE “The Coast” (R) 1/27 2pm

SMART TRAVELS--PACIFIC RIM WITH RUDY MAXA “Sydney” (R) 1/26 9:30pm

VICTORIA SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE (N) (R) 1/28 1:30am NATURE “Equus: Story of the Horse” FINDING YOUR ROOTS “Reporting on the Reporters” (R) 1/28 12am FOOD FLIRTS “Burger Meets Dosa” (R) 1/28 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN (R) 1/28 2:30am

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW (N) INDEPENDENT LENS (N) “Ca’ D’zan” Standout finds include 1954-1956 Topps base- “The King” Climb into Elvis’ 1963 Rolls-Royce for a musical ball cards and a The John Ringling Hotel plate. road trip that traces the rise and fall of Elvis.

(R) 1/29 2:30am

FINDING YOUR ROOTS “Dreaming of a New Land” Marisa Tomei, Sheryl Sandberg and Kal Penn discover challenges faced by their immigrant forebears.

36.2 10.2

RUDY MAXA’S WORLD “Kyushu” (R) 1/27 1:30pm

AFROPOP: THE ULTIMATE CULTURAL EXCHANGE (R) 1/29 12am

PBS NEWSHOUR (N)

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BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING “Ebb Tide” (R) 1/27 1pm

NATURE “Equus: Story of the Horse” (R) 1/27 11pm

MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING “San Luis Obispo”

8:00PM

BOB HOPE: AMERICAN MASTERS “The Armor of Light” (R) 12/26 11pm

SPEAKEASY “Lenny Kravitz and Sean Lennon” (R) 1/28 4am

PBS NEWSHOUR (N)

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JAN. 26 SATURDAY - 30 WEDNESDAY

COOK’S COUNTRY LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Italian American Classics” “Holiday Roast and Potatoes” (R) 1/30 11pm (R) 1/30 10:30pm

NEW TRICKS “Good Morning Lemmings”

LIFE ON THE LINE “Love for Lexi” (R) 1/29 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” (R) 1/29 2am

STORIES FROM THE STAGE “Stand Up” (R) 1/29 1:30am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “My Kids’ Hands Down Favorites”

SURVIVING THE DUST BOWL: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE “Surviving The Dust Bowl” (R) 1/30 2:30am

INSPECTOR LYNLEY MYSTERIES “The Word of God” Lynley and Havers investigate a body found frozen inside a meat truck at Smithfields Market.

(R) 1/30 4am GROOMING A GENERATION (R) 1/30 12:30am FOOD FLIRTS “Pastrami Meets Ramen” (R) 1/30 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “Java Jive” (R) 1/30 2:30am

NOVA “First Face of America” The 13,000 year-old skeleton of a prehistoric teenager is uncovered in an underwater cave in Mexico.

PRIDE & PREJUDICE (N) (R) 1/31 4am FRONTLINE (R) 1/31 1am PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE “Pinata Party” (R) 1/31 2am

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN “The Po-Boy Sandwich” (R) 1/31 2:30am

9:00PM

* (N) “New Program” 9:30PM

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DEATH IN PARADISE (R) 1/27 3:04am

10:30PM

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (N) “Willie Nelson”

11:00PM DOCTOR WHO “The Seeds of Doom Part 1 of 2”

HIGHLIGHTS

MOVIE “Lawrence of Arabia” British officer T.E. Lawrence learns the culture of Arabs and unites their tribes against the Turks.

(R) 1/27 1pm AMERICA REFRAMED “Pyne Poynt” (R) 1/27 1am COLOR WORLD WITH GARY SPETZ “Color Maui” (R)1/27 3pm

SMART TRAVELS-PACIFIC RIM WITH RUDY MAXA “Sydney”

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Greek Islands: Santorini, Mykonos, and Rhodes” (R) 1/27 4pm

HOOKED RX: FROM BOB HOPE: AMERICAN PRESCRIPTION TO MASTERS ADDICTION (R) 1/27 2:30am FAMILY TRAVEL WITH AMERICA’S TEST COLLEEN KELLY KITCHEN “Clearwater, Florida - City by “Pressure Cooker Perfection” the Sea” (R) 1/27 1:30am

TALES FROM THE ROYAL WARDROBE VARIETY STUDIO: ACTORS VARIETY STUDIO: The significance of the royal wardrobes of English monarchs ON ACTORS ACTORS ON ACTORS over the last 400 years is examined.

(R) 1/28 2:30am GLOBE TREKKER TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH: EAST AFRICA “Tough Trains: The Transcontinental Railroad, USA” A breathtaking virtual tour of East Africa showcases the many wondrous animals that live there.

INDEPENDENT LENS “Acorn and the Firestorm” (R) 1/28 1am ASK THIS OLD HOUSE “Seismic Retrofit, Dryer Vent”

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE “Dublin and Mystical Sidetrips” (R) 1/28 3:30am

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Exploring New Mexico” (R) 1/28 4am

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

PBS NEWSHOUR

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

THIS OLD HOUSE (R) 1/29 3am

GLOBE TREKKER “Nigeria” (R) 1/29 3:30am

INDEPENDENT LENS “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World”

LIFE ON THE LINE “Flight to Survive” (R) 1/28 2:30am

NATURE “Equus: Story of the Horse” (R) 1/28 7am

MARTHA BAKES “Elegant Cookies” (R) 1/28 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Italian Seafood Suppers” (R) 1/28 1:30am

ELVIS ‘56

CALL THE MIDWIFE Sister Julienne navigates a complex situation with a Pakistani family and an unexpected pregnancy.

ENDEAVOUR SEASON 5 ON MASTERPIECE “Episode Six: Icarus”

ELVIS LIVES: THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: WILLIE NELSON

Relish an hour with American music legend Willie Nelson.

The Texan superstar performs a set of hits and songs from his latest album My Way. 1/26, 10p.m. 10HD

PBS NEWSHOUR DAY

IN MONEY WE TRUST? (R) 1/29 7am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN “Summer Picnic” (R) 1/29 1am

COOK’S COUNTRY “Tri-State Treats” (R) 1/29 1:30am

FRONTLINE

MARLEY’S GHOSTS “Dead Man’s Chest” (R) 1/30 5:30am PBS NEWSHOUR

CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY “The Bicycle Maker” (R) 1/30 3am

JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE “Taiwan Naturally” (R) 1/30 3:30am

BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

PBS NEWSHOUR

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

DAY

AMERICA REFRAMED “Detroit 48202” (R) 1/30 7am

BEYOND YOUR BACKYARD Colonial Williamsburg, VA

MARTHA BAKES “Magnificent Meringues” (R) 1/30 1am

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Mexican Dinner Party”

DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK (N) “Manuel Noriega” Manuel Noriega was a Panamanian politician and military officer who ruled Panama from 1983 to 1989.

GRANTCHESTER SEASON 3 ON MASTERPIECE “Season Three - Episode Six” Sidney tries to right a wrong.

Mrs. Maguire has some questions answered and turns a new leaf. (R) 1/31 5am PBS NEWSHOUR

PROHIBITION “A Nation of Hypocrites” BBC WORLD NEWS (N)

RICK STEVES’ EUROPE ASK THIS OLD HOUSE “Seismic Retrofit, Dryer Vent” “Highlights of Castile: Toledo and Salamanca” (R) 1/31 3am (R) 1/31 3:30am

OUTSIDE WITH GREG AIELLO “Boundary Peak” (R) 1/31 4am

NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

PBS NEWSHOUR DAY

INDEPENDENT LENS: THE KING

Climb into Elvis’ 1963 RollsRoyce for a musical road trip that traces the rise and fall of Elvis as a metaphor for the country he left behind.

Featuring Alec Baldwin, Rosanne Cash, Ethan Hawke, Chuck D and many more.

1/28, 8p.m. 10HD

INDEPENDENT LENS “The King” (R) 1/31 7am

LIDIA’S KITCHEN COOK’S COUNTRY “Italian American Classics” “Holiday Roast and Potatoes” (R) 1/31 1am (R) 1/31 1:30am

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PBS NEWSHOUR (N)

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AROUND THE FARM TABLE “Fireman’s Lunch”

WISCONSIN FOODIE

NOVA “First Face of America” (R) 1/31 11pm NO PASSPORT REQUIRED “Queens, NYC” (R) 1/31 11:30pm

I PRIMETIME 7:30PM 7:00PM AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN™ (N) “New Glarus” BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA (N)

MILWAUKEE PBS PRESENTS (N) NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (N)

8:00PM

THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR (N) “Energy Saving Installations / Secret Garden” Induction cooking is featured. Solar panels go on the barn roof and Richard shows how an ERV works.

HUSTLE “Old Sparks Come New” Emma’s ex-boyfriend faces eviction, so the team takes on the owner of a corrupt law firm.

SECRETS OF THE DEAD “Scanning The Pyramids”

DICTATOR’S PLAYBOOK “Manuel Noriega” MARTHA BAKES “Breakfast Pastries” (R) 1/31 10:30pm

AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN “Mediterranean Sweets” (R) 1/31 11pm

8:30PM

FOOD FLIRTS “Cape Cod Road-Trip”

KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS KITCHEN

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