
Wednesday October 15, 2008
Last Updated: 10/31/2008 17:49:22
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Midnight
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V-Me Noticias February {V-Me}
"2/4/08 Part 7"
00:02
#014
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 10/22 12; 10/29 12; 11/5 12
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Sara's Weeknight Meals
"Italian"
00:26
#114
APTEX
Chef Andrew Carmellini from the New York City restaurant "A Voce" joins Sara in the kitchen to share a few of his homey signature dishes like Chicken Leg Cacciatore with Sweet Peppers, Fennel and Green Olives, or a quick and delicious Grilled Swordfish with Salsa Giallo. Andrew's Creamy Risotto recipe is easy, and inspired by his family history. (14 of 20)
[TVG]
R of 10/14 6am; 10/14 12noon; 10/14 6pm
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12:02AM
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Trans World Sport
00:50
#227
{VME}
R on 10/19 1pm
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12:30AM
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Adelante!
"Painter Martin Ramirez/Candidates & Election '08"
00:26
#1003
WMVS
Host and Producer Patricia Gomez speaks with Mexican folk artist Martin Ramirez. Vanessa Solis from the Obama campaign and Christine Neumann-Ortiz from Voces De La Frontera explain how new chapters will support specific candidates.
R on 10/19 5:30pm
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Baking with Julia
"Joanne Killeen"
00:26
#306
(Rpt)
PBS
Johanne Killeen, chef and co-owner of Al Forno Restaurant in Providence, Rhode Island, bakes two American classics: gingerbread baby cake and Johnnycake cobblers.
[TVG]
R of 10/14 6:30am; 10/14 12:30pm; 10/14 6:30pm
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1AM
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Itv (5 Hr. Block)
04:56
WPT
Educational programming from the Educational Communications Board in Madison.
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Paradise {V-Me}
00:50
#008
{VME}
R on 10/19 2pm
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Gourmet's Diary of a Foodie
"The World of Sweet"
00:26
#217
APTEX
Amazing sugared pastries at a Moroccan tea ceremony and a sweet meat dish in Shanghai are sampled. (17 of 20)
[TVG]
R of 10/14 7am; 10/14 1pm; 10/14 7pm
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1:30AM
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Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen
"Really Big Beef"
00:26
#113
APTEX
Steven prepares Bacon-crusted Texas-style Brisket with BBQ beer mop sauce; Fragrant Rosemary Rib Roast studded with minced garlic and melted asiago cheese. The ultimate cheesesteak-a spectacular beef tenderloin stuffed with grilled poblano chilies, onions, and provolone cheese--and served on garlic bread.
[TVG]
R of 10/14 7:30am; 10/14 1:30pm; 10/14 7:30pm
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2AM
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The New Detectives
00:50
#501
{VME}
R of 10/14 7:02pm
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NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
00:56
#9276
PBS
[TVRE]
R of 10/14 9pm
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Rick Steves' Europe
"Highlights of Castile: Toledo and Salamanca"
00:27
#302
(Rpt)
APTEX
Castile sparkles with Roman Segovia, walled Avila, student-filled Salamanca, and holy Toledo! Rick Steves marvels at El Greco, pops some explosive pickles, and rambles Spain's most awe-inspiring medieval walls. Then, just for fun, he drops in on a bachelorette party with local troubadours, slices and savors tasty jamon, strolls with the crowd, and grabs a front-row seat to enjoy Europe's most enchanting square.
[TVG]
R of 10/14 8am; 10/14 2pm; 10/14 8pm
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2:30AM
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Rudy Maxa's World
"Kyoto, Japan"
00:26
#113
APTEX
The spiritual heart of Japan, Kyoto offers a glimpse of Japanese life as it used to be, primarily because it was never bombed during World War II. Tiny streets with wooden homes, impressive temples, and a dedication to ancient Japanese traditions make Kyoto one of Japan's most visited cities. Rudy checks into a ryokan, or Japanese inn, and talks with one of Japan's best-known designers of kimonos to learn why his craft is still thriving. At a tea ceremony, Rudy learns that the Japanese attention to detail even extends to incense that locals use for a variety of purposes. He experiences the tranquility of not only a rock garden but also a moss garden, retreats that help lend this city in a valley its Zen-like peacefulness. (13 of 13)
[TVG]
R of 10/14 8:30am; 10/14 2:30pm; 10/14 8:30pm
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3AM
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Diagnosis X {Vme}
"Secretos De Familia"
00:50
#008
{VME}
R on 10/18 10pm; 10/19 1am; 12/23 6:02pm
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Nightly Business Report
"Economic Choices '08/Intel Coverage"
00:26
#28152
PBS
Commentator John Sweeney, President of the AFL-CIO, discusses what's at stake for workers in next month's election. NBR Correspondent Scott Gurvey interviews Intel CEO Paul Otellini about the company's outlook in a troubled global economy.
[TVRE]
R of 10/14 10pm
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Victory Garden
"Edible"
00:26
#3306
PBSPL
Edible gardens are making a comeback as the cost of food skyrockets. Host Jamie Durie visits COPIA, the American Center for Food and Wine. There, he tours their extensive vegetable gardens and orchards to learn about the COPIA philosophy and especially the innovative beds that feature herbs, ornamentals and edibles together. Gardening correspondent Paul Epsom visits an herb nursery, where he learns about unique selections. This week's "Homegrown" segment features a technique that teaches how to dry in-season produce for use throughout the winter. Then, Jamie learns about the benefits of compost tea in the garden.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 9am; 10/16 3pm; 10/16 9pm
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3:30AM
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Tavis Smiley
"Tom Brokaw/Richard Belzer"
00:26
#1506
PBS
Tavis talks with NBC News' Tom Brokaw, moderator of the second presidential debate, and actor-comedian-author Richard Belzer.
[TVRE]
R on 10/15 11:30am
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New Yankee Workshop
"Kitchen Cabinet Basics, Part Two"
00:26
#2002
PBSPL
Norm pays a visit to a commercial shop where craftsmanship is clearly on display. He learns that many of the same tools and techniques he uses are used here to turn out some glorious examples of kitchen cabinetry. Back at the shop, Norm reviews some of the popular door/drawer options that can be built easily in a home workshop and demonstrates how raised panel overlay doors are made. He goes on to build a dovetailed drawer box and a drawer front for the base cabinet he constructed earlier. He finishes the basics with little more than a table saw, showing how easy it is to build a wall hung cabinet.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 9:30am; 10/16 3:30pm; 10/16 9:30pm
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4AM
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Nature
"Life In Death Valley"
00:53
#2306
{VME}
R of 10/14 5pm
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Global Voices
"Shaolin Ulysses: Kungfu Monks In America"
00:56
#103
PBS
[TVPG]
R of 10/12 9pm; 10/13 1am; 10/13 8am
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Katie Brown Workshop
"A Weekend Agenda"
00:26
#205
APTEX
(DVS)
Katie makes the most of those two treasured days in the garden, around the house and in the kitchen. Recipes: poached eggs with pesto and coconut cookies. Projects: a personalized weeding bucket and an album to organize photo CDs.
[TVG]
R of 10/14 10am; 10/14 4pm; 10/14 10pm
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4:30AM
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Glass with Vicki Payne
"Quick Fix"
00:26
#1010
NETA
Repairing a lead glass panel and tips for cementing and polishing lead came windows.
[TVG]
R of 10/14 10:30am; 10/14 4:30pm; 10/14 10:30pm
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5AM
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Good Eats
"The Waffle Truth"
00:21
#909
(Rpt)
{VME}
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Charlie Rose
"Live Coverage of the Third Presidential Debate"
00:56
#14207
PBSPL
Mark Halperin, David Brooks, Al Hunt, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Katty Kay, and Maria Bartiromo join Charlie for analysis.
[TVRE]
R on 10/15 4pm
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Knit & Crochet Today
"Baby Bib Toy"
00:26
#110
APTEX
Learn to make a cute baby toy and simple knit and crochet bibs; and, a look at an innovative program at Mt. Sinai hospital that teaches knitting and crochet to parents with sick children
[TVG]
R on 10/15 11am; 10/15 5pm; 10/15 11pm
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5:30AM
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Aire Yoga
"Aire Yoga #6"
00:50
#106
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/12 5:30am; 11/23 6am; 12/10 5:30am
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Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
"Renoir - Landscapes, Cagnes Sur Mer, France"
00:26
#104
PBSPL
(DVS)
Dunlop visits Renoir's home, garden and studio at Les Colettes in the ancient hill town of Cagnes Sur Mer. He sets his easel precisely where Renoir set his--in the ancient olive grove overlooking the Mediterranean--and demonstrates the master's methods. (4 of 13)
[TVPG]
R on 10/15 11:30am; 10/15 5:30pm; 10/15 11:30pm
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6AM
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Wai Lana Yoga
"Striking Cobra and Headstand"
00:27
#117
APTEX
This dynamic version of Cobra strengthens arms and tones the back. Wai Lana also does some upside down poses, including Headstand.
[TVG]
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John McLaughlin's One on One
00:27
#2419
APT
[TVG]
R on 10/15 12noon
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Simply Ming
"Ginger Kiwi Jicama Salsa"
00:26
#406
APT
(DVS)
Ming prepares Tropical Glazed-Black Vinegar Pork Spareribs and Chicken "Moo shu-quitos" with Salsa.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 12noon; 10/15 6pm; 10/16 12
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6:30AM
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Priscilla's Yoga Stretches
00:13
#017
SCETV
R of 10/14 6:45am
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Lazytown {V-Me}
"Sleepless In Lazytown"
00:30
#011
{VME}
R on 10/15 10:30am; 12/13 8:30am; 12/13 10:30am
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McLaughlin Group
00:27
#2641
WTTW
[TVRE]
R on 10/15 12:30pm
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Lidia's Family Table
"Of Stuffings and Pasta"
00:26
#202
APT
(DVS)
Joining Host Lidia Bastianich is one of her executive chefs, Fortunato Nicotra, from Felidia in New York. Following Lidia's demonstration of "Poor Man's Two Egg Pasta," they join forces for a lively demonstration of Ricotta Manicotti with Spinach Filling, and Asparagus Filling and a Simple Ricotta Ravioli.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 12:30pm; 10/15 6:30pm; 10/16 12:30am
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6:45AM
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Priscilla's Yoga Stretches
00:13
#018
SCETV
R on 10/16 6:30am
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7AM
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Body Electric
00:26
#1902
(Rpt)
KNME
[TVG]
R on 11/20 7am
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Lunar Jim
00:20
#130
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 12/18 7am
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American Experience
"Nixon"
02:56
#302
PBS
(DVS)
One of the most controversial and enduring figures on the American political landscape, Richard Nixon was at the center of American politics for 25 years. "Nixon" explores the fateful combination of strengths and weaknesses that propelled him to the presidency, then brought him down. From his boyhood in Yorba Linda, California, his days as a young anti-Communist crusader, his foreign policy initiatives in China and the Soviet Union, to his resignation from the presidency in the face of likely impeachment in 1974, Nixon was distinguished by his ability to come back from defeat.
[TVPG]
R on 10/15 1pm
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Daisy Cooks! With Daisy Martinez
"Empanadas"
00:26
#106
APT
Daisy Martinez prepares: White Empanada Dough; Red Empanada Dough; Crab Filling; and Sweet Plaintain and Raisin Filling.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 1pm; 10/15 7pm; 10/16 1am
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7:30AM
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Rick Steves' Europe
"Prague and the Czech Republic"
00:27
#207
APTEX
Newly energized Prague, slinky with sumptuous Art Nouveau facades, is perpetually playing Mozart and Vivaldi. Eastern Europe's top destination has Europe's best beer, biggest castle, liveliest pedestrian bridge, and most evocative Jewish Quarter. From Prague, a sidetrip is taken to Kutna Hora, once a silver-mining boomtown, to descend into its medieval mine and ponder its eerie chapel, decorated centuries ago with 40,000 bones.
[TVG]
R on 12/22 2am
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Franny's Feet
"Granny Nanny Goat/Franny and Five-Pin"
00:20
#305
{VME}
R on 12/9 7:30am
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Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co.: Our Food Heritage
"Cajun: Louisiana's Cajuns"
00:26
#1108
APTEX
Dr. Carl Brasseaux, Brenda Trahan and Jane Bulliard explore the arrival of the first Acadians on Louisiana soil. Cracklins, a common Cajun snack, are made by Prince Davis, who also introduces us to the "Cadillac of cracklins." Johnette Downing entertains with fun Cajun songs, especially for kids. (Pt. 8 of 27).
[TVG]
R on 10/15 1:30pm; 10/15 7:30pm; 10/16 1:30am
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8AM
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Equitrekking
"Kentucky"
00:26
#302
APTEX
Kentucky is a state well known for its horses. The team discovers wildflowers, the old mill site and rolling green hills on the trails at Shaker Village on horseback. With Shaker Village's naturalist, they get the rare chance to ride horses through the center of this well-preserved historic village. They learn about Kentucky's agricultural past on a ride on smooth Tennessee Walking horses with a local resident, who is proud of her multi-generational farm and its heritage. In Lexington, the team sees diverse breeds at the Kentucky Horse Park and attends a fast-paced, world-class equestrian competition. They also visit a Thoroughbred rehabilitation center, where horses from the racetrack are rehabilitated so that they may find new homes.
[TVG]
R on 10/26 9:30am; 11/4 8am; 12/19 8am
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Bruno and the Banana Bunch {V-Me}
"Bruno's Pirate Adventure"
00:11
#106
(Rpt)
R on 10/30 8am; 11/14 8am; 11/29 8am
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Rick Steves' Europe
"Normandy: War-Torn Yet Full of Life"
00:27
#303
APTEX
After exploring the half-timbered charm of Rouen, Rick Steves reflects on Monet's lily ponds, peeks in on local artisans, and sets up an easel at Honfleur's harbor. He ventures into composer Eric Satie's eccentric world, and feasts on the finest of Normandy cuisine. After pondering sacrifice, and celebrating freedom on the D-Day beaches, he hikes with pilgrims to the enchanted island abbey of Mont St. Michel.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 2pm; 10/15 8pm; 10/16 2am
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8:11AM
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Bruno and the Banana Bunch {V-Me}
"Bruno's Houseguest"
00:11
#107
(Rpt)
R on 10/30 8:11am; 11/14 8:11am; 11/29 8:11am
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8:30AM
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Sit & Be Fit
00:26
#907
(Rpt)
NETA
[TVG]
R on 11/12 8:30am
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Plaza Sesamo
00:20
#1053
{VME}
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Travelscope
"Churchill's Beluga Whales and Polar Bears"
00:26
#107
APTEX
Joseph journeys to Churchill, Canada to experience the summer spectacle of thousands of Beluga Whales frolicking in the Churchill River and in winter, the annual Polar Bear migration to the shores of Hudson Bay. (Pt. 7 of 10).
[TVG]
R on 10/15 2:30pm; 10/15 8:30pm; 10/16 2:30am
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9AM
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I.T.V. K-12
02:29
WPT
Instructional programming from the Educational Communications Board, Madison.
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Five Minutes More
00:05
#113
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 12/17 11am
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Garden Smart
"Garden Beds & Winter"
00:26
#911
(Rpt)
NETA
Experts explain how and when garden beds should be put to sleep for the winter.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 3pm; 10/15 9pm; 10/16 3am
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9:06AM
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7 Pets {V-Me}
00:07
#020
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/12 9:06am; 12/6 9:13am; 12/10 9:06am
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9:13AM
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7 Pets {V-Me}
00:07
#021
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/12 9:13am; 12/6 9:20am; 12/10 9:13am
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9:21AM
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7 Pets {V-Me}
00:07
#022
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/12 9:21am; 12/10 9:21am; 12/13 9:06am
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9:30AM
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Nouki and Friends {V-Me}
"Agua Caliente Para La SeƱorita Mariquita"
00:05
#008
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/29 9:30am
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Ask This Old House
"Mature Tree/Noisy Heating System"
00:26
#702
PBSPL
Landscape contractor Roger Cook shows a pair of homeowners how to instantly have a large, mature tree in their front yard. Later, Richard helps a pair of homeowners sleep better at night by quieting their noisy heating system.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 3:30pm; 10/15 9:30pm; 10/16 3:30am
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9:35AM
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Dougie In Disguise
00:07
#1018
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/7 9:44am; 12/2 9:52am
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9:43AM
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Dougie In Disguise
00:07
#1019
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/7 9:52am; 12/3 9:36am
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9:50AM
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Dougie In Disguise
00:07
#1020
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/10 9:36am; 12/3 9:44am
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10AM
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Henry's World {V-Me}
00:30
#107
(Rpt)
R on 11/20 10am
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Presidential Conversations on the Constitution
"President Gerald Ford"
00:56
#101
APTEX
Gerald Ford became the first president never elected to office. With no historical precedent to guide him, President Ford explains why he believed pardoning Richard Nixon was best for the country. He recounts his battles with the Democratic Congress as they tried to limit Presidential power to conduct war and balance the federal budget. He also reflects on the fallout from that battle over the separation of powers. Later, President Ford describes the pressure from Mrs. Ford to vote for the ERA and comments on his recent lobbying in the University of Michigan affirmative action case. He remarks on how the current campaign finance situation would have kept him out of politics as a young Congressman, and how the fall of communism and the rise of terrorism call for flexibility in detaining people after September 11th.
[TVG]
R of 10/14 5pm
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For Your Home
"Old to New"
00:26
#1504
APTEX
Tips on detecting and dealing with destructive mold that might be growing under your home. For extra storage space, learn how to make over an old trunk. Then celebrate a lifetime of service with great retirement party scrapbook ideas.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 4pm; 10/15 10pm; 10/16 4am
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10:30AM
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Lazytown {V-Me}
"Sleepless In Lazytown"
00:30
#011
{VME}
R on 12/13 8:30am; 12/13 10:30am; 12/14 3pm
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Cultivating Life
"Seed"
00:26
#202
APTEX
Host Sean Conway shows how to make mustard, build your own sunflower seed bird feeder, and offers tips on seed starting.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 4:30pm; 10/15 10:30pm; 10/16 4:30am
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11AM
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Five Minutes More
00:05
#133
{VME}
R on 11/12 9am
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Tavis Smiley
"Tim Reid and Tom Dreeson/Naturally 7"
00:26
#1507
PBS
Tavis talks with comedians Tim Reid and Tom Dreeson, co-authors of Tim & Tom: An American Comedy in Black and White, and singing group Naturally 7, who also perform.
[TVRE]
R on 10/16 3:30am; 10/16 11:30am
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Knit & Crochet Today
"Baby Bib Toy"
00:26
#110
APTEX
Learn to make a cute baby toy and simple knit and crochet bibs; and, a look at an innovative program at Mt. Sinai hospital that teaches knitting and crochet to parents with sick children
[TVG]
R on 10/15 5pm; 10/15 11pm; 11/30 5am
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11:07AM
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Pororo {V-Me}
00:07
#025
{VME}
R on 11/18 11:07am
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11:14AM
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Pororo {V-Me}
00:07
#026
{VME}
R on 11/18 11:14am
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11:22AM
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Musti
00:05
#003
{VME}
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11:30AM
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Scrapbook Memories
"Digital Technology"
00:26
#902
NETA
(DVS)
Our first guest is Ellen Marden with a fantastic mini album-and it's digitally created. Then Laurie Smith will be back with a beginner tip on distressing. Beth Madland presents a card using pop up punches. Then it's the digital expert, Barbara Kotsos and turning a word file into a jpeg. Then one more digital idea from Terese White, and a page entitled Daddy's little girl.
[TVG]
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Boowa & Kwala {V-Me}
00:07
#033
{VME}
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Tavis Smiley
"Tom Brokaw/Richard Belzer"
00:26
#1506
PBS
Tavis talks with NBC News' Tom Brokaw, moderator of the second presidential debate, and actor-comedian-author Richard Belzer.
[TVRE]
R of 10/14 11am; 10/15 3:30am
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Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
"Renoir - Landscapes, Cagnes Sur Mer, France"
00:26
#104
PBSPL
(DVS)
Dunlop visits Renoir's home, garden and studio at Les Colettes in the ancient hill town of Cagnes Sur Mer. He sets his easel precisely where Renoir set his--in the ancient olive grove overlooking the Mediterranean--and demonstrates the master's methods. (4 of 13)
[TVPG]
R on 10/15 5:30pm; 10/15 11:30pm
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11:37AM
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Honk Toot & Swo Swoosh
00:05
#132
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/7 11:42am
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11:42AM
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Honk Toot & Swo Swoosh
00:05
#133
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/7 11:48am
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11:48AM
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Honk Toot & Swo Swoosh
00:05
#134
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/10 11:37am
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Noon
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Katie Brown Workshop
"Light"
00:26
#312
APTEX
(DVS)
Katie adds some sparkle and light as she makes gem napkin rings and learns the art of forcing plant bulbs with expert Gardner Pam Healey. Recipes: Parmesan soup, deep-dish quiche and asparagus proscuitto.
[TVG]
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Cotoons {V-Me }
00:07
#022
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/3 12noon; 11/20 12noon; 12/9 12noon
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John McLaughlin's One on One
00:27
#2419
APT
[TVG]
R of 10/15 6am
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Simply Ming
"Ginger Kiwi Jicama Salsa"
00:26
#406
APT
(DVS)
Ming prepares Tropical Glazed-Black Vinegar Pork Spareribs and Chicken "Moo shu-quitos" with Salsa.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 6pm; 10/16 12
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12:07PM
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Cotoons {V-Me }
00:07
#023
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/3 12:07pm; 11/20 12:07pm; 12/9 12:07pm
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12:14PM
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Ozie Boo! {V-Me}
00:07
#002
R of 10/14 12:21pm
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12:21PM
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Ozie Boo! {V-Me}
00:07
#003
R on 10/16 12:14pm
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12:30PM
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Place of Our Own
"Calming A Cranky Baby"
00:26
#4068
PBSPL
[TVG]
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00:20
#3068
{VME}
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McLaughlin Group
00:27
#2641
WTTW
[TVRE]
R of 10/12 7:30pm; 10/12 11:30pm; 10/13 3:30am
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Lidia's Family Table
"Of Stuffings and Pasta"
00:26
#202
APT
(DVS)
Joining Host Lidia Bastianich is one of her executive chefs, Fortunato Nicotra, from Felidia in New York. Following Lidia's demonstration of "Poor Man's Two Egg Pasta," they join forces for a lively demonstration of Ricotta Manicotti with Spinach Filling, and Asparagus Filling and a Simple Ricotta Ravioli.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 6:30pm; 10/16 12:30am
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1PM
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ITV: K-12
00:56
WPT
Instructional programming from the Educational Communications Board, Madison.
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Honey I Ruined The House
00:50
#207
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 11/14 3am; 12/7 9am; 12/10 1pm
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American Experience
"Nixon"
02:56
#302
PBS
(DVS)
One of the most controversial and enduring figures on the American political landscape, Richard Nixon was at the center of American politics for 25 years. "Nixon" explores the fateful combination of strengths and weaknesses that propelled him to the presidency, then brought him down. From his boyhood in Yorba Linda, California, his days as a young anti-Communist crusader, his foreign policy initiatives in China and the Soviet Union, to his resignation from the presidency in the face of likely impeachment in 1974, Nixon was distinguished by his ability to come back from defeat.
[TVPG]
R of 10/14 6pm; 10/14 11pm; 10/15 7am
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Daisy Cooks! With Daisy Martinez
"Empanadas"
00:26
#106
APT
Daisy Martinez prepares: White Empanada Dough; Red Empanada Dough; Crab Filling; and Sweet Plaintain and Raisin Filling.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 7pm; 10/16 1am
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1:30PM
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Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co.: Our Food Heritage
"Cajun: Louisiana's Cajuns"
00:26
#1108
APTEX
Dr. Carl Brasseaux, Brenda Trahan and Jane Bulliard explore the arrival of the first Acadians on Louisiana soil. Cracklins, a common Cajun snack, are made by Prince Davis, who also introduces us to the "Cadillac of cracklins." Johnette Downing entertains with fun Cajun songs, especially for kids. (Pt. 8 of 27).
[TVG]
R on 10/15 7:30pm; 10/16 1:30am
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2PM
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Between the Lions
"Here Come The Aliens/Abiyoyo"
00:28
#606
PBS
(DVS)
Strange creatures lurk in outer space, but even stranger creatures dwell right here on earth.
[TVY]
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Low Carb and Lovin' It
"Low Carb Comfort Foods"
00:21
#103
{VME}
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Rick Steves' Europe
"Normandy: War-Torn Yet Full of Life"
00:27
#303
APTEX
After exploring the half-timbered charm of Rouen, Rick Steves reflects on Monet's lily ponds, peeks in on local artisans, and sets up an easel at Honfleur's harbor. He ventures into composer Eric Satie's eccentric world, and feasts on the finest of Normandy cuisine. After pondering sacrifice, and celebrating freedom on the D-Day beaches, he hikes with pilgrims to the enchanted island abbey of Mont St. Michel.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 8pm; 10/16 2am
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2:30PM
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Reading Rainbow
"Opt: An Illusionary Tale"
00:28
#801
PBS
(DVS)
Seeing isn't always believing, especially in this book called "Opt: An Illusionary Tale" by Arline and Joseph Baum. Host LeVar Burton enters the pages of "Opt" and walks through a world made up of optical illusions.
[TVY]
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Good Eats
"Sometimes You Feel Like A Nut"
00:20
#714
(Rpt)
{VME}
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Travelscope
"Churchill's Beluga Whales and Polar Bears"
00:26
#107
APTEX
Joseph journeys to Churchill, Canada to experience the summer spectacle of thousands of Beluga Whales frolicking in the Churchill River and in winter, the annual Polar Bear migration to the shores of Hudson Bay. (Pt. 7 of 10).
[TVG]
R on 10/15 8:30pm; 10/16 2:30am; 11/30 8:30am
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3PM
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Knitting Daily
"Almost Edible"
00:26
#107
NETA
(DVS)
Did you know you could knit with corn? Crochet with tofu? Deborah Knight shows some edible yarns, such as yarn from corn, bamboo, tofu, and even seaweed. Next, author Robin Melanson demonstrates "rusalka" gloves made from sea silk. Then it's a "how-to" lesson with Kathy Elkins and a yummy scarf project made from cotton and soy yarn. Liz is up next with a close examination of fibers made from edible sources, their origins and properties, and how they react to spinning or other uses. Last up, Sela Smith and Kim begin a new progressive project: the coffee-house sweater from designer Melissa Leapman.
[TVG]
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Visions of France: Provence
00:56
{VME}
R on 10/16 1pm; 10/18 5am; 10/18 3pm
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Garden Smart
"Garden Beds & Winter"
00:26
#911
(Rpt)
NETA
Experts explain how and when garden beds should be put to sleep for the winter.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 9pm; 10/16 3am
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3:30PM
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Simple Living with Wanda Urbanska
"Farmland Preservation"
00:26
#413
APTEX
The Triangle Land Conservancy in Chatham County, NC and Beau Turner's buffalo ranch are featured. (13 of 13)
[TVG]
R on 12/9 3:30pm
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Ask This Old House
"Mature Tree/Noisy Heating System"
00:26
#702
PBSPL
Landscape contractor Roger Cook shows a pair of homeowners how to instantly have a large, mature tree in their front yard. Later, Richard helps a pair of homeowners sleep better at night by quieting their noisy heating system.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 9:30pm; 10/16 3:30am
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4PM
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Hometime
"Garage Update"
00:26
#2215
PBSPL
Dean, Miriam and the crew reclaim unusable basement space by mitigating the asbestos, removing low-hanging pipes and re-working drains in the floor.
[TVG]
R on 12/16 4am
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Full Force Nature
00:20
#009
{VME}
R of 10/13 6:30pm; 10/14 3:30am
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Charlie Rose
"Live Coverage of the Third Presidential Debate"
00:56
#14207
PBSPL
Mark Halperin, David Brooks, Al Hunt, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Katty Kay, and Maria Bartiromo join Charlie for analysis.
[TVRE]
R of 10/15 5am
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For Your Home
"Old to New"
00:26
#1504
APTEX
Tips on detecting and dealing with destructive mold that might be growing under your home. For extra storage space, learn how to make over an old trunk. Then celebrate a lifetime of service with great retirement party scrapbook ideas.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 10pm; 10/16 4am
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4:30PM
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Victory at Sea
"Magnetic North"
00:26
#111
INDEP
Leonard Graves narrates this look at WWII, from Murmansk to Alaska.
(B&W)
R on 11/20 4:30pm
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Wild Chronicles
00:26
#237
{VME}
R on 12/12 4:30pm
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Cultivating Life
"Seed"
00:26
#202
APTEX
Host Sean Conway shows how to make mustard, build your own sunflower seed bird feeder, and offers tips on seed starting.
[TVG]
R on 10/15 10:30pm; 10/16 4:30am
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5PM
-
Tavis Smiley
"Tim Reid and Tom Dreeson/Naturally 7"
00:26
#1507
PBS
Tavis talks with comedians Tim Reid and Tom Dreeson, co-authors of Tim & Tom: An American Comedy in Black and White, and singing group Naturally 7, who also perform.
[TVRE]
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The Big Cat Diary {V-Me}
00:44
#203
{VME}
R on 10/16 4am; 10/19 4:30pm; 11/19 5pm
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America at a Crossroads
"The Trial of Saddam Hussein"
00:56
#113
PBS
This program follows the courtroom drama surrounding the trial of Iraq's former president, revealing a tainted procedural that can be seen as a microcosm of the challenges and dysfunctions of forming the Iraqi government itself. The divisions between Iraq's Shia, Sunnis and Kurds throughout the country are represented in the courtroom. The documentary closely examines, for the first time, the full process of trying, convicting and sentencing Saddam Hussein, highlighting the lawyers involved, the multiple judges who presided over the case, the verdict and the sentence--execution. With evidence of tampering and claims of mischaracterization of justice, was this truly a model of judiciary practice for a fledgling democracy?
[TV14]
R on 10/15 8pm; 10/16 1am; 10/16 9am
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Knit & Crochet Today
"Baby Bib Toy"
00:26
#110
APTEX
Learn to make a cute baby toy and simple knit and crochet bibs; and, a look at an innovative program at Mt. Sinai hospital that teaches knitting and crochet to parents with sick children
[TVG]
R on 10/15 11pm; 11/30 5am; 11/30 11am
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5:30PM
-
Journal
00:28
#3210
WNVT
-
Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
"Renoir - Landscapes, Cagnes Sur Mer, France"
00:26
#104
PBSPL
(DVS)
Dunlop visits Renoir's home, garden and studio at Les Colettes in the ancient hill town of Cagnes Sur Mer. He sets his easel precisely where Renoir set his--in the ancient olive grove overlooking the Mediterranean--and demonstrates the master's methods. (4 of 13)
[TVPG]
R on 10/15 11:30pm
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6PM
-
BBC World News
00:26
#18289
KCET
[TVRE]
-
V-Me Noticias February {V-Me}
"2/5/08 Part 1"
00:02
#015
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 10/22 6pm; 10/29 6pm; 11/5 6pm
-
Frontline
"The Choice 2008"
01:56
#2701
PBS
(DVS)
It is one of the most memorable presidential elections in decades. It is a race that pits the iconoclast John McCain against the newcomer Barack Obama; the heroic former prisoner of war against the first African-American major party nominee. For two hours, the 20th-anniversary broadcast of "The Choice" examines the rich personal and political biographies of these men and goes behind the headlines to discover how they arrived at this moment and what their very different candidacies say about America.
[TVRE]
R on 10/16 7am; 10/16 1pm; 10/19 11am
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Simply Ming
"Ginger Kiwi Jicama Salsa"
00:26
#406
APT
(DVS)
Ming prepares Tropical Glazed-Black Vinegar Pork Spareribs and Chicken "Moo shu-quitos" with Salsa.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 12
-
6:02PM
-
Motor Week
00:20
#085
{VME}
R on 10/16 3am; 10/18 4:30pm

Wednesday October 15, 2008 Last Updated: 10/31/2008 17:49:22
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6:30PM
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NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
00:56
#9277
PBS
[TVRE]
-
FAQ
00:23
#007
{VME}
R on 10/16 3:30am
-
Lidia's Family Table
"Of Stuffings and Pasta"
00:26
#202
APT
(DVS)
Joining Host Lidia Bastianich is one of her executive chefs, Fortunato Nicotra, from Felidia in New York. Following Lidia's demonstration of "Poor Man's Two Egg Pasta," they join forces for a lively demonstration of Ricotta Manicotti with Spinach Filling, and Asparagus Filling and a Simple Ricotta Ravioli.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 12:30am
-
7PM
-
V-Me Noticias February {V-Me}
"2/5/08 Part 2"
00:02
#016
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 10/22 7pm; 10/29 7pm; 11/5 7pm
-
Daisy Cooks! With Daisy Martinez
"Empanadas"
00:26
#106
APT
Daisy Martinez prepares: White Empanada Dough; Red Empanada Dough; Crab Filling; and Sweet Plaintain and Raisin Filling.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 1am
-
7:02PM
-
Megacities
00:50
#107
{VME}
R on 10/16 2am; 10/19 4am; 12/17 7:02pm
-
7:30PM
-
Nightly Business Report
"Economic Club of N.Y./Bear Market/Municipal Bonds"
00:26
#28153
PBS
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks to the Economic Club of New York. Kevin Depew, Executive Editor of Minyanville.com, is interviewed by NBR Anchor Paul Kangas about investing in a bear market. Harriet Johnson Brackey, Personal Finance Columnist at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel discusses the municipal bond picture.
[TVRE]
R on 10/15 10pm
-
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co.: Our Food Heritage
"Cajun: Louisiana's Cajuns"
00:26
#1108
APTEX
Dr. Carl Brasseaux, Brenda Trahan and Jane Bulliard explore the arrival of the first Acadians on Louisiana soil. Cracklins, a common Cajun snack, are made by Prince Davis, who also introduces us to the "Cadillac of cracklins." Johnette Downing entertains with fun Cajun songs, especially for kids. (Pt. 8 of 27).
[TVG]
R on 10/16 1:30am
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8PM
-
Anne of Green Gables
"Carrots"
00:50
#101
APTPS
Megan Follows stars as the delightful, unpredictable redhead Anne Shirley. When Anne arrives at the Cuthbert's farm on Prince Edward Island, called "Green Gables", she is desperate to be loved and highly sensitive about her red hair and homely looks. In her own unique headstrong manner, Anne manages to insult the town matriarch, Rachel Lynde (Patricia Hamilton) in a dispute over her looks, and smashes her slate over Gilbert Blythe's (Jonathan Crombie) head when he calls her "carrots" during her first day of school.
[TVG]
-
Participa 2008 (V-Me)
"Third Presidential Debate"
01:30
#065
{VME}
-
America at a Crossroads
"The Trial of Saddam Hussein"
00:56
#113
PBS
This program follows the courtroom drama surrounding the trial of Iraq's former president, revealing a tainted procedural that can be seen as a microcosm of the challenges and dysfunctions of forming the Iraqi government itself. The divisions between Iraq's Shia, Sunnis and Kurds throughout the country are represented in the courtroom. The documentary closely examines, for the first time, the full process of trying, convicting and sentencing Saddam Hussein, highlighting the lawyers involved, the multiple judges who presided over the case, the verdict and the sentence--execution. With evidence of tampering and claims of mischaracterization of justice, was this truly a model of judiciary practice for a fledgling democracy?
[TV14]
R on 10/16 1am; 10/16 9am; 10/16 3pm
-
Rick Steves' Europe
"Normandy: War-Torn Yet Full of Life"
00:27
#303
APTEX
After exploring the half-timbered charm of Rouen, Rick Steves reflects on Monet's lily ponds, peeks in on local artisans, and sets up an easel at Honfleur's harbor. He ventures into composer Eric Satie's eccentric world, and feasts on the finest of Normandy cuisine. After pondering sacrifice, and celebrating freedom on the D-Day beaches, he hikes with pilgrims to the enchanted island abbey of Mont St. Michel.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 2am
-
8:30PM
-
Travelscope
"Churchill's Beluga Whales and Polar Bears"
00:26
#107
APTEX
Joseph journeys to Churchill, Canada to experience the summer spectacle of thousands of Beluga Whales frolicking in the Churchill River and in winter, the annual Polar Bear migration to the shores of Hudson Bay. (Pt. 7 of 10).
[TVG]
R on 10/16 2:30am; 11/30 8:30am; 11/30 2:30pm
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9PM
-
Anne of Green Gables
"Babysitter Blues"
00:51
#102
APTPS
It seems Anne is destined to cultivate disaster. She becomes "bosom" friends with Diana Barry (Schuyler Grant) from across the pond and succeeds in getting Diana drunk by accidentally serving currant wine instead of raspberry cordial, at a tea party. Diana's mother (Rosemary Radcliffe) and the dour townsfolk turn on Marilla for making the wine in the first place. Hence Anne moves from one mishap to the next as her wild imagination and far-fetched antics combine to constantly bring trouble onto her shoulders.
[TVG]
-
NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
00:56
#9277
PBS
[TVRE]
R on 10/16 2am
-
Garden Smart
"Garden Beds & Winter"
00:26
#911
(Rpt)
NETA
Experts explain how and when garden beds should be put to sleep for the winter.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 3am
-
9:30PM
-
Ask This Old House
"Mature Tree/Noisy Heating System"
00:26
#702
PBSPL
Landscape contractor Roger Cook shows a pair of homeowners how to instantly have a large, mature tree in their front yard. Later, Richard helps a pair of homeowners sleep better at night by quieting their noisy heating system.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 3:30am
-
9:40PM
-
No Sabe No Contesta {V-Me}
01:30
{VME}
R of 10/13 2am
-
10PM
-
Nightly Business Report
"Economic Club of N.Y./Bear Market/Municipal Bonds"
00:26
#28153
PBS
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks to the Economic Club of New York. Kevin Depew, Executive Editor of Minyanville.com, is interviewed by NBR Anchor Paul Kangas about investing in a bear market. Harriet Johnson Brackey, Personal Finance Columnist at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel discusses the municipal bond picture.
[TVRE]
R of 10/15 7:30pm
-
Nightly Business Report
"Economic Club of N.Y./Bear Market/Municipal Bonds"
00:26
#28153
PBS
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks to the Economic Club of New York. Kevin Depew, Executive Editor of Minyanville.com, is interviewed by NBR Anchor Paul Kangas about investing in a bear market. Harriet Johnson Brackey, Personal Finance Columnist at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel discusses the municipal bond picture.
[TVRE]
R on 10/16 3am
-
For Your Home
"Old to New"
00:26
#1504
APTEX
Tips on detecting and dealing with destructive mold that might be growing under your home. For extra storage space, learn how to make over an old trunk. Then celebrate a lifetime of service with great retirement party scrapbook ideas.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 4am
-
10:30PM
-
NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
00:56
#9277
-
Worldfocus
00:29
#1008
APTEX
[TVRE]
-
Cultivating Life
"Seed"
00:26
#202
APTEX
Host Sean Conway shows how to make mustard, build your own sunflower seed bird feeder, and offers tips on seed starting.
[TVG]
R on 10/16 4:30am
-
11PM
-
V-Me Noticias {V-Me}
"Thursday 12:00 Pm"
00:02
#020
(Rpt)
{VME}
R on 10/22 11pm; 10/29 11pm; 11/5 11pm
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Debates 2008: A Newshour Special Report
"Presidential Debate"
01:56
#104
PBS
The third presidential debate between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama focuses on foreign policy. Bob Schieffer moderates the debate, live from Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York. Analysis from The Newshour team anchored by Jim Lehrer with David Brooks and Mark Shields follows. (4 of 4)
[TVRE]
R on 10/16 7pm
-
Knit & Crochet Today
"Baby Bib Toy"
00:26
#110
APTEX
Learn to make a cute baby toy and simple knit and crochet bibs; and, a look at an innovative program at Mt. Sinai hospital that teaches knitting and crochet to parents with sick children
[TVG]
R on 11/30 5am; 11/30 11am; 11/30 5pm
-
11:02PM
-
Viva Voz
"Patricia Phelps De Cisneros"
00:50
#132
(Rpt)
{VME}
R of 10/2 11:02pm
-
11:30PM
-
Charlie Rose
"Nancy Pelosi"
00:56
#14208
PBSPL
A conversation with Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
[TVRE]
-
Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
"Renoir - Landscapes, Cagnes Sur Mer, France"
00:26
#104
PBSPL
(DVS)
Dunlop visits Renoir's home, garden and studio at Les Colettes in the ancient hill town of Cagnes Sur Mer. He sets his easel precisely where Renoir set his--in the ancient olive grove overlooking the Mediterranean--and demonstrates the master's methods. (4 of 13)
[TVPG]
R of 10/15 5:30am; 10/15 11:30am; 10/15 5:30pm
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