Tuesday December 11, 2007

Last Updated: 02/21/2008 08:45:02

Midnight

Legend Hunters "Big Foot" 00:45 #004H (Rpt) CFB
Thousands say they've seen Bigfoot, even captured it on film. Yet many still claim it is only a myth, a monster story. This episode investigates the well known, yet strictly secret, "Monster Central" where our hunters lead us in an exploration, never before shown on film. R on 2/1 12

1AM

Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Sauce for Skewers" 00:26 #114Z (Rpt) APTEX
Joanne gives Pam a hands-on seminar in entertaining for a crowd using a variety of simple, flavor-packed sauces paired with skewers of meat, poultry and seafood. Recipes: Skorthalia, Almond and Olive Relish, Tzatziki, Green Olive, Shallot and Preserved Lemon Salsa, Moroccan Aioli. Student Name: Pam Hart - Retiree. [TVG] R of 12/10 4pm

1:30AM

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "More Tex Mex Favorites" 00:26 #705Z (Rpt) APT
ATK takes its annual trip South of the Border with recipes for chicken fajitas and huevos rancheros. Tasting: refried beans. Equipment: grill pans and non-stick grill grates. [TVG] R on 1/16 4:30pm; 1/17 1:30am

2AM

Desert Speaks "Desolation Canyon River Journey" 00:26 #1409H (Rpt) APTEX
A trip is taken down Utah's virtually unknown Green River, which is often overshadowed by its more-famous counterpart--the mighty Colorado River. Along the river's course is perhaps the best-known geographical feature of the river, the prehistoric creatures buried along its banks in Dinosaur National Monument. No trip down the Green River would be complete without a venture through the appropriately named Desolation Canyon; and some of the wildest, least-inhabited areas remaining in the U.S. This 84-mile long gorge is deeper, at some points, than the Grand Canyon, and exposes sediments accumulated over millions of years. The Green River is one of the most important rivers in the desert southwest, and continues to be shaped by changes in the surrounding geology, vegetation, and modern-day dams. [TVG] R of 12/10 5pm

2:30AM

Smart Gardening "Zinnias & Cosmos/Assessing for Light/Fences/Mosaic" 00:26 #320H (Rpt) APT
Host Deanna Connell includes a look at: Cosmos and zinnias save the day; how to tell partial sun from partial shade; finding the right fence; and walking the pebble paths of a classical Chinese garden. [TVG] R of 12/10 5:30pm

3AM

Travels to the Edge with Art Wolfe "Alaska: Katmai Coast" 00:26 #104H (Rpt) APTEX
The remote Katmai Coast is the largest intact stretch of uninhabited coastline left in North America. Art takes advantage of the long days of Alaska's short summer in Katmai National Park, spending time with the largest population of grizzly bears in the world. Joined by bear biologists, he gets up close and personal with Ursus arctos to provide a fresh look at the behavior of these powerful predators in the wild. (Pt. 4 of 13). [TVG] R on 12/29 3am; 1/16 3am; 2/1 3am

3:30AM

Smart Travels--Europe with Rudy Maxa "Bath and South Wales" 00:26 #401H (Rpt) APT
Friendly and feisty, Scotland makes people feel right at home. In Edinburgh, host Rudy Maxa climbs the ramparts of this city's famous castle, shops for kilts, visits mysterious Rosslyn chapel, and thrills to a spooky ghost tour. Then, he heads to historic St. Andrew's to practice his swing on the world's most famous golf course. In the Scottish highlands, he tries his hand at skeet shooting and falconry, and tours the Dewar's whisky distillery. Then, it's off to historic Stirling, to stroll the battlefields of Braveheart, before setting sail on legendary Loch Lomand. Tips on golf and Scotch whisky are also given, in this first episode of a 13-part season. [TVG] R on 2/6 3:30am

4AM

Digital TV: A Cringely Crash Course 00:26 (Rpt) PBS
Robert X. Cringely and his loyal cadre of dolly pushers, jimmy jib handlers, helicopter pilots, and poodle wranglers take audiences behind-the-scenes of a revolution--20 years in the making. Digital television (DTV) is about to change home entertainment and lifelong education forever. In this program, Cringely once again plays the fearless guide to cutting-edge technology. [TVG] R on 12/12 4am; 12/13 4am; 12/14 4am

4:30AM

MotorWeek "Mini Clubman" 00:26 #2714Z PBSPL
The stretched out 2008 Mini Clubman and the 2008 Hummer H3 Alpha are road tested. [TVG] R on 12/12 4:30am; 12/12 3:30pm; 12/13 4:30am

5AM

Boohbah "Bat and Ball" 00:28 #146Z (Rpt) PBS (DVS)
The Boohbahs do a 'back and front arms' exercise. In Storyworld, the Storyworld people find a bat and ball. Mr. Man hits the ball very hard with the bat, and it flies high into the sky. Is it game over, or will the game go on? EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES: Kids are encouraged to be physically active with the Boohbahs, and learn about the spatial concepts of "left" and "right"; "front and back"; "open" and "closed"; and "up" and "down." Storyworld invites children to develop their problem-solving skills, and learn about cause and effect, timing, and coordination. [TVY] R of 12/10 5:30am

5:30AM

Boohbah "Ice Cream Cone" 00:28 #147Z (Rpt) PBS (DVS)
The Boohbahs do a 'spinning' exercise. In Storyworld, Grandpappa finds an ice cream cone, but it falls to the ground. Where can he find more ice cream in Storyworld? EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES: Kids are encouraged to be physically active with the Boohbahs, and learn about circles, spinning, twirling, and changing direction. Storyworld invites children to develop their problem-solving skills, and learn about matching amount to need (or vice versa!). [TVY] R on 12/12 5am

6AM

JAKERS! The Adventures of Piggley Winks "Sheep on the Loose" 00:28 #117H (Rpt) PBS
When Piggley is put in charge of the sheep, his overly enthusiastic approach makes the sheep disgruntled--and causes Wiley to run away. Piggley must then use his ingenuity and understanding to bring his sheep home. Through the process, he learns much about how to do a job well, and gains new respect from his father. [TVY]

6:30AM

It's A Big Big World "Sloth Lessons/The Avocado Queen" 00:28 #138H (Rpt) PBS (DVS)
After Winslow tells Bob that he should try being more carefree, Bob decides that since Snook is the most laid back animal he knows, he is going to become Bob the Sloth. Burdette is enjoying her favorite food, wild avocados, when she realizes that there is only one avocado left! [TVY] R on 1/21 6:30am

7AM

Super Why! "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" 00:28 #106Z (Rpt) PBS
Whyatt accidentally messes up Jack's room and is in big trouble with his big brother! [TVY] R on 2/5 7am; 2/10 7am; 2/11 7am

7:30AM

WordWorld "Runaway O/Happy Birthday, Dog!" 00:28 #101H (Rpt) PBS (DVS)
WordWorld is a colorful, word-rich place where friends have fun and meet challenges through word play. [TVY] R on 1/1 7:30am; 1/16 7:30am; 2/7 7:30am

8AM

Inside "Battle of the Wines" 00:56 #104H (Rpt) PBS
What does it take to plan a dinner party for the world's most discriminating gourmet palates? Each year the who's who of the wine trade gather in London to enjoy a first-class banquet and find out who has won "Wine Maker of the Year." From the expansive vineyards of southern Spain to the rolling hills of Napa Valley, wine's top movers and shakers get the job done. [TVG] R on 2/12 3pm; 2/14 3pm

9AM

Through Deaf Eyes 01:56 PBS (DVS)
Exploring nearly 200 years of deaf life in America. A look at the shared experiences of deaf citizens, focusing on family life, education, work and community connections. Actor Marlee Matlin, former Gallaudet University president I. King Jordan, and other community leaders, historians and deaf Americans present their diverse views. A story of conflicts, prejudice and affirmation that reaches the heart of what it means to be human. [TVPG]

11AM

Quiltmakers of Gee's Bend 00:56 PBS (DVS)
For more than 150 years, the women of Gee's Bend, AL, have made quilts reflecting their history and daily lives. Over generations, they worked in isolation, continuing to inhabit the remote plantation land their parents once slaved. Today, art critics worldwide compare them to the great creative enclaves of the Italian Renaissance. [TVG]

Noon

L.A. Holiday Celebration 2007 00:56 PBS
This program is a highlight version of the six-hour Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration that took place in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the Music Center on Christmas Eve 2006, and features performers who represent the many cultures and holiday traditions found in the county. [TVG]

1PM

History Detectives "Portrait of George Washington, Patty Cannon, Trumpet" 00:56 #104Z (Rpt) PBS
Portrait of George Washington--Frederick, MD: Could a portrait passed down through a Frederick, MD, family actually be an authentic portrait of the nation's first president, George Washington? The History Detectives attempt to prove whether or not the famed artist Gilbert Stuart, whose resume includes the portrait of Washington that appears on today's dollar bills, was the artist behind the drawing in question. Patty Cannon--Federalsburg, MD: Could a Maryland family's homeonce have been the headquarters for the kidnapper and slave trader Patty Cannon, coined "the most wicked woman in America?" Legend has it that she was a villainous woman who stole slaves and kidnapped free African-Americans to sell them back to plantation owners. The History Detectives team investigates. Trumpet--Bucks County, PA: The History Detectives look at whether or not a Philadelphia man's trumpet is somehow tied to the Revolutionary War. [TVG] R on 1/13 1pm; 2/15 1pm

2PM

Mystery of Love 01:56 PBS
There are many kinds of love that give shape and meaning to life. This film explores real love stories--of marriage, parents and children, romance, brotherly love, altruism, divine love, love of community, even the love of war. Hosted by actor, playwright, and author Anna Deavere Smith. [TVPG]

4PM

Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Tuscan" 00:26 #115Z (Rpt) APTEX
Fresh, seasonal ingredients and Joanne's good friend and student, Linda, make up the recipe for the perfect Tuscan meal. Recipes: Blood Orange and Mango Sorbet, Pork Roasted the Tuscan Way, Smoked Corn and Orzo Salad. Student Name: Linda Dell'Angelica-Interior Designer. [TVG] R on 12/12 1am

4:30PM

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Pork" 00:26 #706Z (Rpt) APT
New dinner options abound with recipes for pork medallions and glazed pork chops. Tasting: cider vinegar. Equipment: saute pans. [TVG] R on 12/12 1:30am; 1/17 4:30pm; 1/18 1:30am

5PM

Desert Speaks "Living Traditions of the Tohono O'odham" 00:26 #1410H (Rpt) APTEX
The Tohono O'Odham ("Desert People") live on the second-largest reservation in the U.S., located southwest of Tucson, AZ, and share hundreds of miles with the Mexico border, across which some still live. Although many O'Odham live off the reservation, and don't grow traditional crops, among the older members, their language is still very much alive, as are many of the cultural traditions and beliefs. A concerned group of tribal members, knowledgeable in these traditions, are taking an active part in passing down practices of saguaro fruit harvesting and basket weaving to their children and grandchildren. [TVG] R on 12/12 2am

5:30PM

Smart Gardening "Sun Perennials/Designer's Home Garden/Phlox" 00:26 #321H (Rpt) APT
Host Deanna Connell includes a look at: Designing a sunny perennial border using a building block approach, antique beauties from France, phlox and begonias, and a garden designer to the stars showing off his own backyard. [TVG] R on 12/12 2:30am

6PM

Vets In Practice "Best Laid Plans" 00:29 #158 BBC
Joe Inglis loses his job; Emma Inglis tries to save a cat with cancer; Joe treats a just-found hamster; and Sam Robinson learns new tricks from her boss, who is treating a horse with hoof problems.

Prime Time (Please scroll up for beginning of day.)

Tuesday December 11, 2007

Last Updated: 02/21/2008 08:45:03

6:30PM

Adelante! "Alzheimer's Assoc/Puerto Rican Comm/Healing Center" 00:26 #914H WMVS
Host and Producer Patricia Gomez discovers how the Alzheimer's Association serves Latinos affected by the disease; members of the Puerto Rican Committee talk about their efforts to preserve Puerto Rican culture in Wisconsin. Jennifer Ward from the Healing Centers explains the services available to victims of sexual assault.

7PM

Teen Connection "Binge Drinking" 00:56 #1902 ECB
Wisconsin is ranked the highest in the nation for teenage binge drinking levels. Students from the Denmark and Preble school districts along Brown Count District Attorney John Zakowski, a member of the Green Bay Drug Alliance, discuss the underage alcohol problems in the state and possible solutions on the live call-in show. Together, they explore issues faced by teens related to alcohol abuse, Wisconsin's alcohol culture, and ways teens can avoid the pitfalls of drinking.

8PM

Frontline "Inside The Teenage Brain" 00:56 #2011 PBS (DVS)
It's the mystery of mysteries--especially to parents. Now, experts are exploring the recesses of the brain and finding explanations for why adolescents behave the way they do, and how new discoveries can change the way people teach, or perhaps even understand, teenagers. [TVPG]

9PM

Independent Lens "The Paper" 01:18 #908 PBS
How has the American media changed post-9/11? An in-depth look is taken at the challenges of modern journalism as faced by the staff of a university newspaper embroiled in controversy. Following a year in the life of Pennsylvania State University's campus newspaper, this documentary features a group of journalism students confronting the pressures and problems inherent in today's media: declining circulation, barriers to investigative reporting and the responsibility of newspapers to the communities they serve. [TVPG]

10:30PM

Plein Air, Painting The American Landscape "The Kenai, En Plein Air" 00:26 #103H (Rpt) PBSPL (DVS)
Kenn Backhaus leads artists to Seward, Alaska, on the Kenai Peninsula, and beautiful Resurrection Bay--gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. With the towering Chugach Mountains as a backdrop, the artists paint in a derelict boatyard. (3 of 6). [TVG] R on 1/21 11:30pm

11:01PM

Agatha Christie's Miss Marple "The Moving Finger, Pt. 2" 00:47 #105 APT
The verdict of the inquest on Mrs. Symmington is suicide. A police investigation is underway when the village, already in a state of shock, is thrown into further turmoil at a second death: the Symmington's maid, Beatrice. As the poison-pen letters continue, Miss Marple is trying to discover the link between them and the murder of Mrs. Symmington. A little subterfuge is needed to catch the real killer. [TVPG]

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