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8/2

8/7

7:00PM Live From Lincoln Center: MostlyMozart Festival Opening Night Mostly Mozart Festival 2011 opens on

August 2 with a gala featuring the ac-

claimed violinist Christian Tetzlaff and

the Festival debut of violist Antoine

Tamestit under music director Louis

Langrée leading the Mostly Mozart

Festival Orchestra in Mozart’s Sinfo-

nia concertante in E-flat major for vio-

lin and viola. American soprano

Susanna Phillips, receiving acclaim at

numerous opera houses for her vi-

brant, yet sensitive interpretations of

Mozart, joins the orchestra for the

composer’s Crudele?...Non mi dir, bel-

l’idol mio, from Don Giovanni and

Bella mia fiamma…Resta, o cara.

Langrée brings the opening night pro-

gram to a rousing close with Mozart’s

“Linz” Symphony.

6:00PM Grand Canyon SerenadeGRAND CANYON SERENADE pres-

ents a stunning HD visual portrait of

the Grand Canyon region set to the

world-class music of some of the most

beloved classical music composers

such as Tchaikovsky, Brahms, and

Dvorak. Viewers experience breath-

taking panoramas and one of the most

dramatic adventures on the planet in a

meditative film journey that show-

cases the beauty and spiritual nature

of one of America’s crown jewels.

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8/229:00PM RFK in the Land of Apartheid

Using never before seen archivalfootage, and interviews in SouthAfrica and the U.S., the film tellsthe story of Robert Kennedy's1966 visit to South Africa duringthe worst years of Apartheid, andthe connections between thestruggle for racial justice in theUnited States and South Africa.

8/307:00PM POV: Armadillo In 2009, Janus Metz and cameramanLars Skree accompanied a platoon ofDanish soldiers to Armadillo, a combatoperations base in southernAfghanistan. For six months, oftenwhile under fire, they captured thelives of the young soldiers fighting theTaliban in a hostile and confusing en-vironment, where official rhetoricabout helping civilians too often metthe unforgiving reality of being a for-eign occupier. Winner of the Critics’Week Grand Prix at Cannes, “Ar-madillo” is one of the most dramaticand candid accounts of combat tocome out of Afghanistan.

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MONDAY 8/1

7:00PM Antiques Roadshow-Grand

Rapids

8:00PM Antiques Roadshow-Spokane

9:00PM Abraham & Mary Lincoln: Blind

With Weeping

10:00PM Charlie Rose

11:00PM Tavis Smiley

TUESDAY 8/2

7:00PM Live From Lincoln Center:

Mostly Mozart Festival Opening

Night

Mostly Mozart Festival 2011 opens

on August 2 with a gala featuring

the acclaimed violinist Christian

Tetzlaff and the Festival debut of

violist Antoine Tamestit under

music director Louis Langrée lead-

ing the Mostly Mozart Festival Or-

chestra in Mozart’s Sinfonia

concertante in E-flat major for vio-

lin and viola. American soprano

Susanna Phillips, receiving ac-

claim at numerous opera houses

for her vibrant, yet sensitive inter-

pretations of Mozart, joins the or-

chestra for the composer’s

Crudele?...Non mi dir, bell’idol

mio, from Don Giovanni and Bella

mia fiamma…Resta, o cara. Lan-

grée brings the opening night pro-

gram to a rousing close with

Mozart’s “Linz” Symphony.

9:00PMPOV: Steam of Life

From a land of long, dark winters

comes “Steam of Life,” a moody,

comic and moving study of Finnish

men, as framed by the national

obsession with the sauna. There,

they come together to sweat out

not only the grime of contempo-

rary life, but also their grief, hopes,

joys and memories. Beautifully

and hauntingly shot, the acclaimed

film provides a surprising glimpse

into the lives of Finnish men and a

remarkable depiction of the trou-

bled and often reticent hearts of

contemporary Western men.



WEDNESDAY 8/3

7:00PM Nature: Black Mamba

8:00PMNOVA: Rat Attack

Every 48 years, the inhabitants of

the remote Indian state of Mizo-

ram suffer a horrendous ordeal

known locally as mautam. An in-

digenous species of bamboo,

blanketing 30 percent of Mizo-

ram's 8,100 square miles, blooms

once every half-century, spurring

an explosion in the rat population

that feeds off the bamboo's fruit.

The rats run amok, destroying

crops and precipitating a crippling

famine throughout Mizoram.

NOVA follows this gripping tale of

nature's capacity to engender

human suffering and investigates

the botanical mystery of why the

bamboo flowers with clockwork

precision every half-century

.9:00PM

Killer Stress:

A National Geographic Special

Stress. It's always been there to

save our lives. It's what made us

run from predators and enabled us

to take down prey. But today, hu-

mans are turning on that same

stress response to deal with 30-

year mortgages, difficult bosses,

teenagers and traffic jams. Some

of us are wallowing in corrosive

hormones; for the first time, scien-

tists can reveal just how measura-

ble and dangerous that exposure

can be. MacArthur "Genius Grant"

recipient and Stanford University

neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky

and National Geographic search

for answers to why stress seems

to be killing us.

10:00PMCharlie Rose

11:00PMTavis Smiley

TUESDAY 8/2 7:00PM Live From Lincoln Center: Mostly Mozart Festival Opening Night

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THURSDAY 8/4

7:00PM Suze Orman’s Money Class

9:00PM Made in Spain!


11:00PMTavis Smiley

FRIDAY 8/5

7:00PM Washington Week

7:30PM Need to Know

8:30PM Back Pain



SATURDAY 8/6

7:00AMMister Roger’s Neighborhood

7:30AMBob the Builder

8:00AMCurious George

8:30AMCat in the Hat

9:00AMSuper Why

9:30AMDinosaur Train

10:00AMThomas and Friends

10:30AM Angelina Ballerina

11:00AMAmerica’sHomeCooking:Dinner

2:00PMDaring Kids with Miriam

Peskowitz

3:00PMNew Play Piano in a Flash

5:00PMHeart Healthy Yoga

6:00PM Lawrence Welk’s

8:00PM Peter, Paul & Mary

In this special, viewers share in

the four-decade career of Peter

Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey and

Mary Travers. CARRY IT ON fea-

tures rare archival performances

of songs that energized the spirit

of the nation’s cultural and political

renaissance, including “Blowin’ in

the Wind,” “The Times They Are A-

Changin’,” “Lemon Tree,” “Puff,

the Magic Dragon,” “Wedding

Song,” “Light One Candle,” “Leav-

ing on a Jet Plane,” and anthems

like “If I Had a Hammer.” Woven

together with the varied musical

performances are poignant com-

ments from Peter, Paul and Mary,

Pete Seeger, Richie Havens, Ron-

nie Gilbert of the Weavers and

legendary record producer Phil

Ramone, among others.

10:00PMEd Sullivan

SUNDAY 8/7

7:00AMSesame Street



9:00AMSuper Why

9:30AMMclaughlin Group

10:00AM Sid the Science Kid

10:30AMMartha Speaks

11:00AMOverheard with Evan Smith

11:30AM Perspectives El Paso with Alicia

Chacon

12:00PMInside EPCC with Emil Michal

12:30Mature Living

1:00PMSuze Orman’s Money Class

SATURDAY 8/6 8:00PM Peter, Paul & Mary

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6:00PM Grand Canyon Serenade

GRAND CANYON SERENADE

presents a stunning HD visual por-

trait of the Grand Canyon region

set to the world-class music of

some of the most beloved classi-

cal music composers such as

Tchaikovsky, Brahms, and Dvorak.

Viewers experience breathtaking

panoramas and one of the most

dramatic adventures on the planet

in a meditative film journey that

showcases the beauty and spiri-

tual nature of one of America’s

crown jewels.

7:00PM Benise: The Spanish Guitar

8:30PM

David Garrett Rock Symphonies

This concert special, taped before

an audience at Berlin’s open-air

Wuhlheide Theater, features virtu-

oso violinist David Garrett, who

weaves classical standards with

rock and pop favorites for a

thrilling performance that moves

audiences of all ages.

9:30PM Grand Canyon Serenade

10:30PM Rick Steves’ European Insight

MONDAY 8/8

7:00PM

The Ed Sullivan

Comedy Special

For 23 years, The Ed Sullivan

Show featured America's premiere

comedy legends performing their

acts for millions of Americans

every week. This special from the

Sullivan archives brings back the

original stars that defined the his-

tory of comedy, in their prime

doing their original acts. The talent

line-up includes classic bits from

Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Red Skel-

ton, George Carlin, Richard Pryor,

Flip Wilson, Joan Rivers, Alan

King, Jack Paar, Jackie Gleason,

Victor Borge and many more.

9:00PM

Behind the Britcom

Join hosts Moira Brooker and

Philip Bretherton (Judith and Alas-

tair on AS TIME GOES BY) as

they take you inside the hearts

and minds of the writers, produc-

ers and actors, who have brought

you many of your favorite British

comedies. If you've ever won-

dered how the British comedies

you enjoy on your public television

station go from "script to screen,"

this program is truly a "must see."

Featuring cast and creators from

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TUESDAY 8/9

7:00PM

Malt Shop Memories:

The Concert

It was a time of record hops, cars

with big fins, ponytails and bee-

hives. The future was bright and

the music on the radio and juke-

boxes became the soundtrack for

the rest of your life. Recorded at

Caesars in Atlantic City, MALT

SHOP MEMORIES brings to-

gether 12 of the greatest living leg-

ends from the late 50s and early

60s and their phenomenal music

for one fantastic evening. Hosted

by Frankie Avalon, Bobby Rydell

and Fabian, who also perform

their greatest hits, the special also

includes archival performances

from The Four Seasons, Martha

and The Vandellas, The Beach

Boys and Dion and The Belmonts.

9:00PM Moments to Remember

WEDNESDAY 8/10

7:00PM Celtic Women:

Songs from the Heart

Celtic Woman vocalists Lisa Kelly,

Chloe Agnew, Lynn Hilary and

Alex Sharpe, with violinist Mairead

Nesbitt, perform at Ireland's his-

toric Powerscourt House and Gar-

dens in Enniskerry, County

Wicklow. The musical repertoire

ranges from spirited Celtic fiddle

and bodhran pieces to lush

arrangements of Irish classics,

contemporary covers and original

compositions. In addition to the

six-piece band, the Aontas Choir,

a film orchestra, the Discovery

Gospel Choir, the Extreme

Rhythm Drummers and a bagpipe

ensemble join Celtic Woman for

this event.

9:00PM Michael Londra: Beyond Celtic

Led by one of Ireland’s most

beloved performers, MICHAEL

LONDRA: BEYOND CELTIC is a

brilliant, live musical spectacular

that recreates sounds from around

the world with a unique Celtic

twist. Michael Londra was the fea-

tured singer in Riverdance’s

Broadway show in New York, be-

fore embarking on extensive tour-

ing on his own, throughout the

world and the United States. Dif-

ferent from any Irish musical per-

formance released in the past, this

special features Londra’s 16-piece

orchestra, Irish legend Frankie

Gavin and his Celtic “supergroup”

De Dannan, the musical sisters of

Sephira and some of the top Irish

dancers in the world. These pas-

sionate talents ignite the audience

on a full-force Celtic journey into

the heart of Irish culture.



THURSDAY 8/11

7:00PM

Nikolai Basov:

Romantic Journey

NIKOLAI BASKOV: ROMANTIC

JOURNEY features Russia’s most

popular tenor, 34-year-old interna-

tional star Nikolai Baskov, in a leg-

endary concert performance at

Moscow’s Hall of the Luzhniki

Arena. Taped with 24 High Defini-

tion cameras, this is Russia’s most

elaborate and expensive perform-

ance ever recorded for interna-

tional television. Accompanied by

a full orchestra, Baskov plays to

an enthusiastic crowd of nearly

10,000 people and performs clas-

sic pieces from “Tosca,” “La Bo-

heme,” “Werther,” “Turandot,” and

other favorites such as “Be My

Love,” “Granada,” “Back to Sor-

rento” and many others. World-

renowned soprano Montserrat

Caballe and her daughter,

Montserrat Marti, join Baskov for

several rousing duets.

8:30PM Canadian Tenors

The Canadian Tenors - Clifton

Murray, Victor Micallef, Remigio

Pereira and Fraser Walters -

showcase their eclectic blend of

classical and contemporary pop.

The gifted young men, who per-

formed at the Winter Olympics in

Vancouver, appeared on "Dr. Phil"

and "Oprah" and climbed to #1 on

Billboard's Classical Crossover

Chart, are joined by special guests

David Foster and Sara McLachlan.

The program was taped at the

Royal Conservatory in Toronto,

Canada.



FRIDAY 8/12


8:30PM Barbra Streisand: One Night

Only at the Village Vanguard

In the early 60s, clubs like the Vil-

lage Vanguard were scattered

throughout Greenwich Village.

Now it stands alone, the last of its

kind. In September 2009, a select

group of fans and friends had the

rare opportunity to experience the

legendary Barbra Streisand’s per-

formance in the ultimate up-close-

and-personal setting of this

historic club. Accompanied by

piano, bass, guitar and drums, this

is the artist at her most intimate.



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9:00AMSuper Why

9:30AM

Dinosaur Train



11:00AMJulia Child Memories

1:00PM Made in Spain Live!


4:00PMEd Sullivan Comedy Special

6:00PM Daniel O’Donnell

8:30PM Country Pop Legends

Country pop legends unite to per-

form their biggest and best-loved

hit recordings from the 1950s, 60s

and 70s in this MY MUSIC special.

County music legend Roy Clark

hosts this emotional trip down

three decades of memory lane.

New performances from Glen

Campbell, Crystal Gayle, Hank

Locklin, Bill Anderson, BJ Thomas,

the Bellamy Brothers, the Browns

and more are intermixed with clas-

sic full-length vintage archival

gems from the vaults.

9:30PM John Sebastian Presents: Folk

Rewind

JOHN SEBASTIAN PRESENTS:

FOLK REWIND (MY MUSIC) fo-

cuses on the greatest singers and

songwriters of the classic 1950s

and 1960s folk era. Presented by

the lead singer of The Lovin’

Spoonful ("Do You Believe In

Magic"), FOLK REWIND features

a treasure trove of historical

footage that has not been seen in

more than four decades, plus new

performances by artists who are

still appearing in concert today.

Featuring Pete Seeger and Judy

Collins singing "Turn, Turn, Turn,"

Harry Belafonte’s hit "Jamaica

Farewell," Trini Lopez’s rendition

of "If I Had a Hammer," Rod McK-

uen’s classic "Seasons in the

Sun," Bobby Darin’s heartfelt

"Simple Song of Freedom" and

many, many more.

SUNDAY 8/14

7:00AMSesame Street



9:00AMSuper Why






Chacon


12:30PMMature Living


3:00PM Dr. Wayne Dyer

6:00PM Greatest Duets


157:30PM Aretha

Franklin

Presents:

Soul Rewind

This compre-

hensive col-

lection of rare

performances

by legendary R&B performers of

the classic 1960s-70s soul era of-

fers an abundance of long-lost

archival material that has been re-

covered from film vaults in the

U.S. and Europe. The Queen of

Soul herself, Aretha Franklin, pres-

ents this treasure trove of precious

and vital footage.

9:30PM3 Mo’ Divas

MONDAY 8/15

7:00PM Justin Hines: Days to Recall

JUSTIN HINES: DAYS TO RE-

CALL features the unforgettable

Justin Hines, along with full or-

chestral accompaniment, perform-

ing original songs and familiar

tunes from the folk music era.

Powerful vocals and vibrant stage

presence make Hines a captivat-

ing performer, inspiring and uplift-

ing his audience with his signature

folk-pop blend of light-hearted

music with a positive message.

Shot before a live audience in

Toronto, this special is an emo-

tional ride complete with upbeat,

empowering tracks such as

“Courage (Come Out To Play)”

and heartbreaking ballads such as

“Momentarily,” from his upcoming

album.

8:30PM Legends of Folk: The Village

Scene



TUESDAY 8/16

7:00PM The Ed Sullivan Comedy Spe-

cial

9:00PM Victor Borge


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7:00PMCirque du Soleil: Flowers in the

Desert

Since 1993, Cirque du Soleil has

produced seven original, perma-

nent shows in Las Vegas, creating

a garden of delights that has

transformed entertainment in this

desert oasis. CIRQUE DU SOLEIL

– FLOWERS IN THE DESERT

presents mesmerizing perform-

ances recorded at six of the seven

Cirque shows in Las Vegas. These

shows — Mystère, O, Kà, Love,

Criss Angel Believe and Viva Elvis

— have never been broadcast on

television or presented on DVD in

the United States.

9:00PM Panda Tales



THURSDAY 8/18

7:00PM All-Star Blue Grass

ALL STAR BLUEGRASS CELE-

BRATION brings together the

best, the brightest and the pio-

neers of one of America’s most

popular and enduring indigenous

musical styles. Bluegrass music —

born and bred in the hills of Ap-

palachia in the 1930s — has sur-

vived and thrived through the

various cycles of pop music

trends. For the first time, the leg-

ends of bluegrass are brought to-

gether with the stars of traditional

country music and a new genera-

tion of bluegrass performers.




FRIDAY 8/19


7:30PM Need to Know

8:30PM ADD and Loving It!

10:00PM Charlie rose


SATURDAY 8/20





9:00AMSuper Why

9:30AMDinosaur Train



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WEDNESDAY 8/17

11:00AMLidia’s The Best of Italy


2:00PMRick Steves’ Viva Espana!

4:00PMCountry Pop Legends

6:00PM Legends of Folk

7:30PM Peter, Paul & Mary

8:30PM

Daniel O’Donnell:

Live from Nashville

Returning to the roots of country

music, Daniel O’Donnell does so

in a big way with this stunning pro-

gram that originates from the

iconic landmark and “Mother

Church of Country Music,” the

Ryman Auditorium. The program

features a compilation of country

and Irish favorites with special

guests Charley Pride singing his

signature tune “Crystal Chande-

liers,” longtime musical companion

Mary Duff, talented vocalist and

wife Majella O’Donnell and The

Daniel O’Donnell Band.

SUNDAY 8/21

7:00AMSesame Street



9:00AMSuper Why






Chacon



1:00PM

Greatest Duets: It Takes Two

Since the earliest days of pop

music, great vocal duets have

conveyed a unique emotional

power that has given them a spe-

cial place in the hearts of

music fans everywhere.

Singer/songwriter Kenny Loggins

shines a light on 12 of the greatest

duets in music history, showcasing

some of the best superstar pair-

ings in classic music videos and

television performances, including

Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell,

Stevie Wonder and Paul McCart-

ney, Elton John and Kiki Dee, Joe

Cocker and Jennifer Warnes and

many more.

2:30PMLove Train: The Sounds of

Philadelphia

4:00PMAll-Star Bluegrass Celebration

5:30PMLegends of Folk: The Village

Scene

6:30PM John Sebastian Presents: Folk

Rewind

9:00PM The Ed Sullivan Comedy

Special

MoNDAY 8/22

7:00PM Antiques Roadshow-Hartford

8:00PM Antiques Roadshow-Louisville

9:00PM RFK in the Land of Apartheid

Using never before seen archival

footage, and interviews in South

Africa and the U.S., the film tells

the story of Robert Kennedy's

1966 visit to South Africa during

the worst years of Apartheid, and

the connections between the

struggle for racial justice in the

United States and South Africa.


11:00PMTavis Smiley

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TUESDAY 8/23

7:00PM

History Detectives

In this episode, the images and

the words on this poster suggest a

battle is brewing: a clenched fist,

police described as “pigs.” Who

made this poster and why? Then,

was this woodcarving of a mouth

and chin once part of the Andrew

Jackson figurehead affixed to the

bow of the USS Constitution? And,

how does this basket connect us

to a woman congress honored as

a heroine of the Modoc Indian

Wars?

8:00PM Frontline

9:00PM POV: Short Cuts

A one-hour collection of documen-

tary shorts by established and

emerging filmmakers.



WEDNESDAY 8/24

7:00PM Real Estate Matters

8:00PM NOVA:

Hunting the Hidden Dimensions

What do movie special effects, the

stock market, heart attacks and

the rings of Saturn have in com-

mon? They're all connected by a

revolutionary new branch of math

called fractals, which has changed

the way we see the world and

opened up a vast new territory to

scientific analysis and understand-

ing. NOVA tells the dramatic story

of a group of pioneering mathe-

maticians who developed fractals

from a curiosity that few took seri-

ously to an approach that is touch-

ing nearly every branch of

understanding — including what

happened after the Big Bang and

the ultimate fate of our universe.

9:00PM Earth: The Operator’s Manual

An operators’ manual helps keep

your car or computer running at

peak performance. Earth science

can do the same for the planet.

Join geologist Richard Alley as he

travels the world, from New

Zealand to China, Brazil, Spain

and Morocco with stops in New

Orleans, Texas and military bases

in California. This accurate, under-

standable and upbeat report on

the interconnected stories of hu-

mans and fossil fuels, Earth’s cli-

mate history and our future energy

options will leave you amazed at

the beauty and bounty of the

planet, inspired by human ingenu-

ity, and optimistic about the future.



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8:00PM NOVA:

Hunting the Hidden Dimensions

9:00PM Earth: The Operator’s Manual

THURSDAY 8/25

7:00PM El Paso Physician

8:00PM The Ed Sullivan

Comedy Special



FRIDAY 8/26


7:30PM Need to Know

8:30PM Benise: The Spanish Guitar



SATURDAY 8/27





9:00AMDinosaur Big City



11:00AMAntiques Roadshow

12:00PMRachel’s Favorite Food for

Bistro Food

12:30PM Chef John Besh’s New Orleans

1:00PM Everyday Food

1:30PMAmerica’s Test Kitchen From

Old-Fashioned Sunday Dinner

2:00PMP. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

2:30PMHometime

3:00PMThis Old House

3:30PMAsk This Old House

4:00PMRoger Ebert Presents at the

Movies

4:30PMTexas Parks and Wildlife

5:00PMReal Estate Matters

6:00PM Greatest Duets: It Take Two

7:00PM Great Performances: Billy Joel

10:30PM Austin City Limits: Cheap Trick

SUNDAY 8/28

7:00AMSesame Street



9:00AMSuper Why

9:30AM

Mclaughlin Group

10:00AM

Dinosaur Big City


11:30AM Perspectives El Paso

with Alicia Chacon



1:00PMReal Estate Matters


3:00PMDr. Wayne Dyer

6:00PM NOVA: Hunting the

Hidden Dimensions

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7:00PM Nature: Is that Skunk?

It's a familiar but mysterious crea-

ture in woods and neighborhoods

all across America. Its infamous

weapon is one of the most awful

scents in all of nature. Now, in-

trepid researchers and camera-

men track skunks day and night

across California, New Mexico,

Oklahoma, Ohio, even Martha's

Vineyard, uncovering how they

hunt, forage, mate and raise

amazingly cute babies - all the

things they're up to when they're

not spraying the local dog. And

yes, the remarkable secrets of that

stink will be revealed!

8:00PM

Masterpiece: Mystery!

Kevin Whately returns as Inspec-

tor Lewis for a second season.

The much-loved Oxford policeman

is once again joined by Laurence

Fox (“A Room With a View”) as

Lewis’ young partner DS Hath-

away. As the relationship between

inspector and sergeant grows and

develops, the viewer sees new

sides to the duo. Alan Cumming

hosts.

9:30PM PBS Preview: Prohibition

10:00PM Globe Trekker

MONDAY 8/29

7:00PM Antiques Roadshow-Hartford

8:00PM Antiques Roadshow-Las Vegas

9:00PM Objects and Memory

OBJECTS AND MEMORY exam-

ines the response to items recov-

ered or offered after 9/11 and

other national tragedies. The film

uses objects and accounts of peo-

ple whose lives were affected, in-

terviews with historians and

poignant, powerful photographic

images. Why do people value ob-

jects? What is it about a piece of

paper, a chunk of metal or a small

coin that provokes such powerful

memories? Without the objects,

the stories would lack vibrancy;

without the stories, the objects

would lack significance. Taken to-

gether, images of these objects,

the memories they evoke and the

accounts of their collection lead

viewers on a path where the com-

monplace is transformed into the

remarkable and the stuff of history

is highly personalized. The pro-

gram, set to the music of Philip

Glass, is narrated by Frank Lan-

gella.


TUESDAY 8/30

7:00PM History Detectives

The mystery behind a camera

takes Wes to the White House

pressroom. Did this Civil War doll

smuggle medicine past the North-

ern blockade? A 15th century map

tells us more about how Europe

colonized Florida.

8:00PM Frontline

9:00PM POV: Armadillo

In 2009, Janus Metz and camera-

man Lars Skree accompanied a

platoon of Danish soldiers to Ar-

madillo, a combat operations base

in southern Afghanistan. For six

months, often while under fire,

they captured the lives of the

young soldiers fighting the Taliban

in a hostile and confusing environ-

ment, where official rhetoric about

helping civilians too often met the

unforgiving reality of being a for-

eign occupier. Winner of the Crit-

ics’ Week Grand Prix at Cannes,

“Armadillo” is one of the most dra-

matic and candid accounts of

combat to come out of

Afghanistan.

10:30PM PBS: Preview


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9:00PM Objects and Memory

WEDNESDAY 8/31

7:00PM

NOVA:

Becoming Human

‘First Steps’

The first episode explores fresh

clues about our earliest ancestors

in Africa, including the stunningly

complete fossil nicknamed "Lucy's

Child." These three-million-year-

old bones from Ethiopia reveal hu-

manity's oldest and most telltale

trait - upright walking, rather than

a big brain. Part 1 of 3

8:00PM NOVA: Becoming Human

‘Birth of Humanity’

The second program tackles the

mysteries of how our ancestors

managed to survive in a savannah

teeming with vicious predators,

and when and why we first left our

African cradle to colonize every

corner of the earth. Part 2 of 3.

9:00PM NOVA: Becoming Human ‘Last

Human Standing’

In the final program, NOVA probes

a wave of dramatic new evidence,

based partly on cutting-edge DNA

analysis, that reveals new insights

into how we became today’s cre-

ative and “behaviorally modern”

humans and what really happened

to the enigmatic Neanderthals who

faded into extinction. Part 3 of 3.



On June 23, 25 and 26, The Art and Antiques Auction

was live on KCOS-TV. The types of art ranges from

acrylic, photography, sculptures and prints, to name a

few. There were also unique antiques and furniture.

Year after year, this event allows us the opportunity to

continue providing quality programing to El Paso and

southern New Mexico. Our success depends on tal-

ented and generous local artists who donate their art to

support their public television station.

Our very special thanks to:

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Thankyou!

Alberto Escamilla

Alonzo Garcia

Amparo Bocanegra

Barbara Mc Lain

Barbara Montoya

Barbra Light

Bassel Wolfe

Bernice Shutes

Bill Rakocy

Birgit Cudahy

Bob Adams

Brenda Perry

Camis Villagran

Candie Printz

Candy Mayer

Carmen Navar

Carol Eastman

Carol Frank

Chung Ostrander

Consuelo Ortiz

Corinne Abeyta Spinnler

Daniel A. Benuska

Denise Ariew

Diego Martinez

Don Beene

Dorothy Proffitt

Earnest Efforts

Efren Romero

Fernando Villela

Flemming Carlsen

Frances Kahn

Friends Of Kcos

Gabriela Jimenez

Gabriela Ostos

Gail Diane Yovanovich

Gail Slater

Gracie Ornelas

Guadalupe "Pitalu" Olvera

Hal Marcus

Herb Price

Heriberto Ibarra

Jack Bristol

Jeff Romney

Jim Pritchett

Josefina Membrila

Joyce Cunningham

Joyce Post

Judy Hampton

Julieta Chacon

Karima Hall

Karin Smith

Kathleen Clair

Krystyna Robbins

Laurel Roberts

Linda Moore

Lisa Williams

Lizzie Ochoa

Louise Bagg

Manuel Alvarado

Mario Parra

Maritza Jauregui

Marji Carrasco

Mark Schrier

Mark Yerrington

Martha Arzabala

Masterpiece Investments

Mel Clarkston

Miguel Varela

David Fickett

Michael And Linda Weil

Myra Britton

Nancy Diaz

Ouida Rose English

Pam Vandertulip

Pat Dalbin

Pat Olchefski Winston

Patricia Beckmann

Peter Zenker

Ralph Rodriguez

Ramon Valenzuela

Reginald Watterson

Relle Richardson

Richard Parra

Robert Brown

Rosa Maria Munoz

Ruth Ann Sugarman

Santiago Gonzalez Aragon

Serena Mann Studios

Socorro Munoz

Suki Solis

Ted Braithwaite

Teresa Altschul

Thomas Meidinger

Tim Cox

Tina Carlsen

Tj Neely

Tomi La Pierre

Tracy Estes Navar

Victoria Lozano

Walter Schwartz

Wanda Gibbons

Winfrey Hearst

Wire Designs By Edwards

Yvonne Postelle

The Following Are The Artists Who Donated:

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KCOS Kids Page

7:00 AM

Between the Lions

7:30 AM

Cli fford the Big

Red Dog

8:00 AM

Arthur

8:30 AM

Martha Speaks

9 :00 AM

Cur ious George

9 :30 AM

Cat in the Hat

10 :00 AM

Super Why

10:30 AM

Dinosaur

Train

1 1 :00 AM

Sesame

Street

12 :00 PM

Sid the Science

Kid

12:30 PM

Place of Our Own

1 :00 PM

Los Ninos En Su Casa

1 :30 PM

Martha Speaks

2:00 PM

Arthur

2 :30 PM

Wordgir l

3 :00 PM

Wild Kratts

3 :30 PM

Electr ic

Company

4 :00 PM

Fetch

4:30 PM

Word-

wor ld

5:00 PM

Super

Why

Monday Through Friday Schedule

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costs of selected programs. We hope that viewers who enjoy a particular program will send the underwriter a note of appreciation.

ASA Architects

Attel Co. PC

Bassett Place

Cappetto’s

Charlotte’s

Chase

Deer Mountain Ranchettes

El Paso Community College

El Paso Cosmetic Surgery

El Paso County

Medical Society

El Paso Pulmonary

Association

El Paso Zoological Society

Fastsigns-Airway Blvd.

Gerald & Stanlee Rubin

Gibson, Ruddock,

Patterson, LLC

Hoy-Fox Automotive Group

Kirk & Judy Robison

Mesa Street Bar & Grill

Meza Trophies & Plaques

Park University

Peña, Briones, & McDaniel Co.

Peter Piper Pizza

Scott Hulse

Sheldon Jewelry

Southwest Dairy Farmers

Stewart Title

Texas Education Agency

Texas Kids Dental

United Bank of

El Paso del Norte

Western Refining

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