Tuesday, July 1
6:00 Classical
Stretch (cc)
6:30 Body Electric
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7:00 Barney &
Friends (cc)
7:30 Between the
Lions (cc)
8:00 Curious George
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8:30 Clifford The Big
Red Dog (cc)
9:00 Super Why! (cc)
9:30 Dragon Tales
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10:00 Sesame Street
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11:00 It's A Big Big
World (cc)
11:30 WordWorld (cc)
12:00 Economics U$A
12:30 TV411 (cc)
1:00 Delicious TV's
Totally Vegetarian (cc)
1:30 Best of the Joy
of Painting (cc)
2:00 Quilt in a Day
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2:30 Health Sense
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3:00 Reading Rainbow
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3:30 Cyberchase (cc)
4:00 Arthur (cc)
4:30 WordGirl (cc)
5:00 Fetch! With Ruff
Ruffman (cc)
5:30 Animalia (cc)
6:00 The NewsHour
with Jim Lehrer (cc)
7:00 Nightly Business
Report (cc)
7:30 Beijing, Are You
Ready? Shopping As Sport See why Beijing's Old Pipe Street attracts non-smokers
from all over the world. Then, take a step back in time on Liulichang street, where art's
been sold for hundreds of years. And, sharpen your bargaining skills at Yashou, where you
can score a big load of goodies even if your budget is tiny. Finally, high fashion
shopping. The gold that's flashed here is not Olympic - it's plastic. (cc)
8:00 Nova
Fireworks! This episode of NOVA presents the colorful history of pyrotechnics and
reveals the chemical secrets that put the bang in the rocket and the fizz in the Roman
Candle. The show introduces a gallery of firework creators and pyromaniacs, and
reveals how hi-tech firing systems are transforming public displays into a dazzling, split
second science. (cc)

9:00 Wide Angle
Heart of Darfur With the Darfur Peace Agreement in shambles and fears rising that the
region is headed for a new cycle of bloodletting, Heart of Darfur provides an eyewitness
account of what the U.N. Secretary-General has called "the largest humanitarian
crisis in the world." Granted access to the capital city of North Darfur in Sudan,
Wide Angle reports from Al Fasher, once a sleepy desert town of 30,000, but today home to
100, 000 refugees and 10,000 U.N. personnel. The film captures the desperation of daily
life in Al Fasher's sprawling Abu Shouk refugee camp and travels beyond Al Fasher into the
volatile rebel-held areas of Sudan to portray the lives of black African villagers who get
up every morning to face yet another day filled with threats of looting, murder and rape
by Sudan's pro-government Arab militias, known as the Janjaweed. Our cameras follow
"the busiest man in Africa" -charismatic General Martin Luther Agwai, commander
of the new combined U.N.-African Union peacekeeping force for Darfur - on a mission as he
helicopters into hostile areas attempting to coax rebel leaders and some of the Arab
tribes into joining the negotiating table. Despite leading the world's largest
peacekeeping operation, Agwai, the former head of Nigeria's armed forces, acknowledges the
limitations of his role: "We are not here to compel any peace. We are here to work
with the Sudanese people - both the government and the parties - to assist them to find
peace." After five years of fighting in Sudan, an estimated two-and-a-half million
people have fled their homes, more than 200,000 have been killed, and two thirds of all
Darfuris - some 4.3 million people - need humanitarian assistance of some kind. Heart of
Darfur provides a nuanced report from the heart of an international crisis. (cc)
10:00 P.O.V.
Election Day Forget the pie charts, color-coded maps and hyperventilating pundits.
What's the street-level experience of voters in today's America? In a triumph of
documentary storytelling, "Election Day" combines 12 stories - shot
simultaneously on November 2, 2004, from dawn until long past midnight - into one. Factory
workers, ex-felons, harried moms, Native-American activists and diligent poll watchers,
from South Dakota to Florida, take the process of democracy into their own hands. The
result: an entertaining, inspiring and sometimes unsettling tapestry of citizens
determined on one fateful day to make their votes count. (cc)
11:30 Charlie Rose
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Wednesday, July 2
6:00 Classical
Stretch (cc)
6:30 Body Electric
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7:00 Barney &
Friends (cc)
7:30 Between the
Lions (cc)
8:00 Curious George
(cc)
8:30 Clifford The Big
Red Dog (cc)
9:00 Super Why! (cc)
9:30 Dragon Tales
(cc)
10:00 Sesame Street
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11:00 It's A Big Big
World (cc)
11:30 WordWorld (cc)
12:00 Learn to Read
12:30 Ged Connection
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1:00 Martin Yan's
China (cc)
1:30 Terry Madden's -
Watercolor Workshop (cc)
2:00 Sewing with
Nancy (cc)
2:30 Healthy Body
Healthy Mind (cc)
3:00 Reading Rainbow
(cc)
3:30 Cyberchase (cc)
4:00 Arthur (cc)
4:30 WordGirl (cc)
5:00 Fetch! With Ruff
Ruffman (cc)
5:30 DragonflyTV (cc)
6:00 The NewsHour
with Jim Lehrer (cc)
7:00 Nightly Business
Report (cc)
7:30 Drum TV
8:00 Great Lodges of
the National Parks Roughing It In Style In Alaska and the Rockies Rough it in
style with Episode 2 of GREAT LODGES OF THE NATIONAL PARKS. Rocky Mountain National Park
is just out your back door at the grand and graceful Stanley Hotel, which may look
familiar to fans of Stephen King's The Shining. At Jackson Lake Lodge, enjoy the
magnificent views personally selected by John D. and Laurence Rockefeller when they built
this modern masterpiece at the foot of Grand Teton. Here you can breakfast like a cowboy
on an incredible early morning mountain trail ride. Then it's on to Alaska, where rivers
of ice march into the ocean and bear fish from the water's edge at Glacier Bay Lodge, and
where North America's highest peak greets you each day in your cozy cabin at the wild and
remote Camp Denali. (cc)
9:00 Nova scienceNOW
"Personal Genome"-- Several companies now offer a personal genetic profile that
will predict a person's chances of contracting one of several serious diseases. How do
such tests work and how valid are they? Furthermore, what should people do with bad news -
or good news? The hope is that one day our genomes can predict exactly who is likely
to get sick and what to do to prevent it. But this new era will have to wait until
scientists fully untangle the web of genetic and environmental factors that cause most
human disease."Digital Art Authentication"-- Vincent van Gogh has inspired
several talented artists to turn their hands to forgery. Can computers be used to identify
which works are really his? To find out, NOVA scienceNOW commissioned an expert to make a
meticulous copy of a Van Gogh painting, and then challenged three different computer teams
to find the imitation in a group that included five genuine Van Goghs. Can digital scans
plus clever algorithms unmask the fake?"Carbon Sequestration"-- Can an eighth
grader's science fair project show the way to dealing with rising levels of carbon dioxide
in the atmosphere? Claire Lackner used an aquarium pump to circulate air through a
solution of sodium hydroxide, capturing much of the carbon dioxide in her air sample. The
simple experiment got Claire's father, Klaus, thinking: "Could such a principle be
applied on a mass scale?" The elder Lackner was actually in a position to follow up,
since he's a renowned scientist at Columbia University. A decade later, Klaus has helped
form a company that is testing a product that may fulfill this dream. NOVA scienceNOW
explores the daunting research challenges that have to be met before such technology can
begin to make a dent in atmospheric carbon dioxide."Pardis Sabeti Profile"-- By
day, Pardis Sabeti is an assistant professor at Harvard University and a researcher on the
genetics of malaria. By night, she and her band Thousand Days play the clubs around
greater Boston. The group's EP "Headlight Waves" won Sabeti honorable mention in
the Billboard World Song Competition. She has traveled to Africa to study how the malaria
parasite interacts with its human hosts. One powerful new tool is the complete map of the
malaria parasite's genome, which Sabeti is searching to understand how the parasite
develops resistance to the drugs used to fight it. An immigrant from Iran, she was a star
student at MIT and won a Rhodes scholarship to Oxford, after which she scored top honors
at Harvard Medical School. Then it was a short step into research - and rock 'n' roll!
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10:00 Carrier
Super Secrets The ship's location and itinerary are classified. Details of how the
nuclear reactor works are top secret. Many aspects of life on a nuclear aircraft carrier
are hush-hush. Dating and sex aboard ship are strictly forbidden, but according to one
sailor, with 5,000 people on board, relationships are "inevitable," resulting in
a "don't ask, don't tell" policy that applies to relationships as well as sexual
orientation. When the Nimitz pulls into Hong Kong for a four-day port call, a scandal
dramatically alters the lives of two sailors. As the ship departs, the crew learns their
itinerary has changed. The captain announces that they are heading for Korea, but the crew
can't share this information with their families back home .. . because it's a secret.
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11:00 Tavis Smiley
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11:30 Charlie Rose
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Thursday, July 3
6:00 Classical
Stretch (cc)
6:30 Body Electric
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7:00 Barney &
Friends (cc)

Carthage #1762, Gouverneur #2035, Lowville #1605, Malone
#1303,
Massena #1702, Ogdensburg #772, Potsdam #2074, Watertown #496
7:30 Between the
Lions (cc)
8:00 Curious George
(cc)
8:30 Clifford The Big
Red Dog (cc)
9:00 Super Why! (cc)
9:30 Dragon Tales
(cc)
10:00 Sesame Street
(cc)
11:00 It's A Big Big
World (cc)
11:30 WordWorld (cc)
12:00 Workplace
Essential Skills (cc)
12:30 Crossroads Cafe
(cc)
1:00 Sara's Weeknight
Meals (cc)
1:30 Gary Spetz's
Painting Wild Places! with Watercolor (cc)
2:00 Martha's Sewing
Room (cc)
2:30 Sit and Be Fit
(cc)
3:00 Reading Rainbow
(cc)
3:30 Cyberchase (cc)
4:00 Arthur (cc)
4:30 WordGirl (cc)
5:00 Fetch! With Ruff
Ruffman (cc)
5:30 Hands On Crafts
for Kids (cc)
6:00 The NewsHour
with Jim Lehrer (cc)
7:00 Nightly Business
Report (cc)
7:30 Equitrekking
Maui We ride from the summit to the floor of the crater of a volcano at Haleakala
National Park, explore the cowboy town of Makawao and nearby Piiholo Ranch, learn about
ancient Hawaii in the rainforests of Kipahulu, and take a sunset ride in the West Maui
Mountains. Where else can you ride into the crater of a volcano! On to the island of Maui,
we explore the unique geologic features of Haleakala Crater. Along the ride, we pass flora
and fauna that have managed to thrive in this harsh environment, including the rare
Silversword, a flowering silver plant which stands out amid the deep red and brown cinders
of the crater. In the remote region of Kipahulu, accessed by the winding road to Hana, we
ride with natives into the rainforest by the sacred sites where they grew up. Kipahulu is
a rare place of pristine nature. The land and ways of life here are passed down to the
Alaka'i or guides by their Kupuna or elders, who taught them how to survive and flourish
off of the natural fruits of the land. Medicine and food are still gathered from the
forest. After hearing the songs and prayers of our native guides, who ask for permission
to enter the forest, we head up on the mountain trails. We snack on mango and passion
fruit, picked off of the trees, as we ride up the green trails, passing wild cows and
beautiful waterfalls. Next we explore the cowboy town of Makawao in Maui's Upcountry,
before riding through deep gulches and green pastures with views of the ocean at Piiholo
Ranch. We take a zip line tour before a sunset ride in the West Maui Mountains. (cc)
8:00 Yes, Minister
The Greasy Pole British Chemical Corporation, with the backing of Sir Humphrey, wish
to produce a dangerous chemical at their Merseyside factory. The citizens protest,
and Jim must find an appropriate compromise.
8:30 As Time Goes By
Jean's brother, Steven and his wife are expected for another visit. As they are considered
a rather dull couple by the Hardcastles, it is most surprising that they arrive via
separate modes of transportation to announce that they are having a tiff. (cc)
9:00 Monarch of the
Glen An intruder is sneaking about Glenbogle House.The family are just about to call
the police when they discover he is Lexie's estranged father. Alex (Ron Donachie) is a
sweet-talking rogue with an erratic relationship with the truth, and he immediately charms
the MacDonald family with his far-fetched stories. Everyone except Lexie, that is. (cc)
10:00 Ruth Rendell
Mysteries Vanity Dies Hard, Pt 2 Wealthy Alice Whittaker journeys to the home
of her dear friend Nesta Drage, whom she has neither seen nor spoken to in three months,
only to discover an older man living in the house of her friend who claims to have never
heard of her. Alice is determined to find her friend and the more she learns about Nesta's
disappearance, the more certain she becomes that her own life is in peril. (cc)
11:00 Tavis Smiley
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11:30 Charlie Rose
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Friday, July 4
6:00 Classical
Stretch (cc)
6:30 Body Electric
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7:00 Barney &
Friends (cc)
7:30 Between the
Lions (cc)
8:00 Curious George
(cc)
8:30 Clifford The Big
Red Dog (cc)
9:00 Super Why! (cc)
9:30 Dragon Tales
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10:00 Sesame Street
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11:00 It's A Big Big
World (cc)
11:30 WordWorld (cc)
12:00 Fall 2005 Film
Package (cc)
3:00 Reading Rainbow
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3:30 Cyberchase (cc)
4:00 Arthur (cc)
4:30 WordGirl (cc)
5:00 Fetch! With Ruff
Ruffman (cc)
5:30 A Tribute to
Liberty (cc)
6:00 The NewsHour
with Jim Lehrer (cc)
7:00 Nightly Business
Report (cc)
7:30 McLaughlin Group
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8:00 Capitol Fourth
2008 Live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol the multi-award winning "A
CAPITOL FOURTH" kicks off a musical and patriotic extravaganza topped by a dazzling
display of fireworks over the Washington Monument. Featurde in performance with the
National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of top conductor Erich Kunzel are
Grammy-winning music legends Huey Lewis and The News, American Idol winner Taylor Hicks
plus classical superstars Hayley Westenra and Vittorio Grigolo celebration will conclude
with a rousing rendition of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" complete with live
canon fire provided by the United States Army Presidential Salute Battery. (cc)
9:30 3,2,1 Fireworks
The explosive new special 3, 2, 1 FIREWORKS takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes tour of
the Washington, D.C. July 4th celebration, featuring one of the largest and most colorful
fireworks displays in the world. Shot in high-definition, the special captures every step
of the renowned fireworks production. It opens in China as the crew observes the making of
fireworks and dazzling new pyrotechnic effects. Once the fireworks are shipped to
America, an army of technicians undertake the delicate and dangerous tasks of setting up
thousands of explosives-filled mortar tubes in preparation for the spectacular display.
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10:00 The Waterfalls
The project consists of four monumental, man-made waterfalls installed for three months at
four sites along the shores of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Governors Island: one by the
Brooklyn anchorage of the Brooklyn Bridge, one between Piers 4 and 5 in Brooklyn, one in
Lower Manhattan at Pier 35, and one on the north shore of Governors Island. The 90 to
120-foot tall installations, which have been designed to protect water quality and aquatic
life, will operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week, and will be lit after
sunset, adding a striking element to the city's iconic skyline. The program will examine
The Waterfalls as a ?way in? to understand public art and how it enhances the life of the
city. We will look at current installations, permanent installations, and
installations from the past. The program will ask the public for their
interpretation of what they experience when looking at a work. Do they have the
?aha? moment and do they feel the ?wow.? Part of the attraction of public art is
that it is temporary and fleeting, unlike permanent work, which blends into the fabric of
the city becoming part of the landscape.We will also speak with people in the art
community -- painters, curators, architects and critics (cc)
11:00 Tavis Smiley
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11:30 Charlie Rose
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Saturday, July 5
6:00 Cabin Country
Operation Bird Dog When pointing dogs work to perfection, there is no greater thrill.
Veteran dog trainer Gene Minor shows the "Cabin Country" team how to train bird
dogs. Minor is responsible for the 130 pointing dogs at the legendary "Flint Oak
Hunting Preserve." We get a look behind the scenes at what he does to keep these dogs
in shape. (cc)
6:30 Bill Saiff's Rod
& Reel Lake Ontario Tripleheader Brown trout, steelhead and coho salmon all
make an appearance aboard the Rod & Reel Jr. Bill and his son Bill Saiff III
enjoy an early spring outing on the south shore of Lake Ontario. (cc)
7:00 Streamside
Defending Darby Creek It's incredible smallmouth action when Don explores the Nature
Conservancy's' efforts to preserve a unique river system in the nations mid west. Learn
what special conservation challenges exist when pristine water collides with massive urban
expanse. (cc)
7:30 New Flyfisher
Missouri River Versatility Patrick Straub is a popular guide on the famous Missouri
River. Today we join him for a day of drift boat fly fishing. Along the way he shows us
why anglers need to be versatile in their rigging options, pattern choices and
presentation techniques. This great educational episode will help you learn a variety of
techniques. (cc)
8:00 Cabin Country
Season Premiere
8:30 MotorWeek
Hybrid Roundup Road Test: MotorWeek Special Hybrid Car & Utility Roundup. Road
Test: 2008 Pontiac G8 Sport Sedan. Goss' Garage: Exterior Detailing Made Easy. FYI:
Training Future Techs. (cc)
9:00 The New Yankee
Workshop Wall Paneling Norm demonstrates how easy it is to panel a wall. He
begins by showing examples of wall paneling in a home restored by THIS OLD HOUSE several
years ago. At one end of the spectrum, Norm takes hardwood veneer plywood to create rail
and stile panels. Then he shows how simple painted moldings alone can achieve an elegant
paneled look. Finally, he shows how medium density fiberboard, made to look like old-time
bead board, can be used to achieve a beautiful period look. (cc)
9:30 Tracks Ahead
Dunham Studios
10:00 Hometime
Town Home: Insulation & Drywall The HOMETIME team shows the latest technologies
for keeping a house warm and for keeping the construction site clean. (cc)
10:30 This Old House
Newton Project, Part 13 Host Kevin O'Connor talks with homeowner Paul Friedberg to
learn more about Paul's past as an Olympic fencer. Master carpenter Norm Abram checks on
the installation of the new custom garage doors. Cabinet installer Patrick Malone finishes
the job by scribing his base moulding the floor. General contractor Tom Silva shows Kevin
how he is giving a stock masonite door a face lift by adding an oak veneer and new oak
mouldings. In the master bath, tile contractor Joe Ferrante shows Kevin how he is laying
the mosaic "rug" tiles in front of the new vanity. Kitchen designer Donna
Venegas shows Norm the countertop and tile choices for the kitchen, while template maker
Kent Whitten creates the templates using digital technology. Landscape contractor Roger
Cook works with an irrigation contractor to add both sprinkler heads and drip irrigation
to the landscape before the cold weather sets in. (cc)
11:00 Ask This Old
House Replacing Cracked Flagstone/Replacing Electric Stove Landscape contractor
Roger Cook replaces cracked flagstone with bluestone on a set of front steps. In the Ask
This Old House loft, Roger, along with host Kevin O'Connor, general contractor Tom Silva,
and plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey ask, "What is it?" Richard
makes a House call to help an avid cook replace her old electric stove with a new gas
range stove. (cc)
11:30 American
Woodshop Circular Occasional Tables Big Turnings: see how offset turning is
used to turn a 27" tabletop. Fashioned like a modern version of a piecrust table,
this takes turning to the limits in a spectacular way. (cc)
12:00 The
Woodwright's Shop Peter and the Box Master joiner Peter Follansbee of Plymoth
Plantation carves a 17th century "bible box." (cc)
12:30 The Victory
Garden Dry Use less water in your landscape. EXPLORE the Water Conservation
Garden near San Diego, California, with host Jamie Durie and learn about xeriscaping:
water-wise gardening. LEARN how to create a dry-laid garden wall with hardscape experts,
the Stone Guys. GROW a fire-wise garden in an area that's at risk for wildland fires. EAT
healthy with chef Michel Nischan - who shows you a Native American-style "Three
Sisters" garden that features corn, squash and beans. (cc)
1:00 America's Test
Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated White Chicken Chili and Corn Bread Recipes for
white chicken chili and corn bread will satisfy hungry diners on a cold night. Taste test:
tortilla chips. Equipment test: cast-iron skillets. (cc)
1:30 Primal Grill
with Steven Raichlen Kebabs of the World Unite Meat on a stick represented the
first technological leap forward in the evolution of barbecue. The popularity of kebabs
and sates around the world attests to the universal appeal of skewered foods. So why do so
many kebabs come on bamboo skewers with burnt ends or on metal skewers with raw onions,
overcooked meat, and tomatoes that fall into the embers? If you've ever had trouble
nailing the perfect shish kebab, or you want to expand your repertoire, this show is for
you. Persian Quick Beef Kebabs - beef tenderloin, red-ripe plum tomatoes, Bermuda onions
and Anaheim chili peppers - individually skewered and grilled to perfection. Swordfish
Souvlaki - Cubed swordfish steak marinated in white wine and herbs and delicately threaded
on skewers with onion and bay leaves. Savory Thai Chicken Sate - thinly sliced chicken
breast woven onto bamboo skewers, quickly grilled and served on a fresh lettuce leaf with
diced cucumber and a warm peanut sauce. Desert Kebabs: Asian Pear, fresh Fig, miniature
Pineapple and buttery pound cake threaded on oversized cinnamon sticks, lightly grilled,
and basted with Raichlen's mouth-watering butter rum glaze. (cc)
2:00 Barbecue America
Mexico, Mazatlan One of Mexico's best chefs takes us to a shrimp market, butcher, and
the Mercado market, we film the famed cliff divers, visit historic mountain villages, have
the Chef prepare a sumptuous beach barbecue of fish, and huge shrimp, get some
"dogs" at a Venados baseball game get a fiery lesson from the chile pepper lady,
and enjoy lunch at a historic Mexican restaurant. (cc)
2:30 Simply Ming
Ginger/Dried Cranberries Ginger and dried cranberries are two flavors that compliment
each other well. Ming uses these East-West ingredients to add zest into the meals prepared
this week. In the kitchen, Ming makes two easy "All-In-One" entrees. First up -
Braised Ginger-Cranberry Duck "Cassoulet" made in a slow-cooker and then one of
Ming's favorite dishes, a Cranberry-Turkey Fried Rice. To spice up the traditional
chocolate chip cookie, Ming combines the two East-West ingredients to make
Ginger-Cranberry Chocolate Chip Cookies! Guest chef and Master Sommelier Andrea Immer
Robinson invites us to her Napa home where she uses Ming's East-West ingredients to create
Pork Tenderloin with Pinot Noir Reduction. (cc)
3:00 P. Allen Smith's
Garden Home Entry Gates Allen has applied a new coat of limewashing to the new
stone entry pavilions, which protects building surfaces and blends beautifully with the
landscape. The addition of the gates and landscaping defines this welcome spot for guests.
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3:30 Gardener
Cactus and Succulents Ed shows the differences between cactus and succulents and
discusses the care and characteristics of desert versus jungle cactus and succulents. He
demonstrates the transplanting of a desert cactus. Also, a visit to the Desert Botanical
Gardens in Phoenix, Arizona. Quick Tip: Handling spiny cactus with newsprint or paper
towels protects both you and the cactus. (cc)
4:00 Garden Smart
Garden Smart visits an historic Delaware mansion with gardens that have ranked among the
finest examples of French-style gardens in the U.S. And they're under construction. Not to
worry, there is plenty to learn during the construction process. The hands-in-the dirt
lessons learned in this show can help us all Garden Smart. (cc)
4:30 From A Country
Garden Pretty As A Picture
5:00 Drummers Call
This documentary captures the spirit of military music, and features some of our nation's
best fife and drums corps. You'll see fifers and drummers from across the country as
they gather to share experiences and perform in Deep River, Connecticut and Williamsburg,
Virginia (cc)
6:00 Pioneers of
Television Sitcoms This episode focuses on five key sitcoms: "I Love
Lucy," "The Honeymooners," "Make Room for Daddy," "The Andy
Griffith Show" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show." The last remaining
Honeymooner, Joyce Randolph, offers surprising insights into the mind of Jackie Gleason.
Similarly, Marlo Thomas speaks candidly about her father, Danny. Andy Griffith offers
forceful opinions about the people and techniques that made his show work. In a rare
occurrence, both Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke recount their years on "The Dick
Van Dyke Show." Hundreds of episodes were culled for the most entertaining clips
-including one particularly side-splitting bit by Don Knotts. (cc)
7:00 The Lawrence
Welk Show California Show This show pays tribute to the many wonderful vacation
spots in California, and there are shots of San Francisco, Disneyland and other famous
landmarks. Jo Ann Castle and Bob Lido offer "San Francisco," Jimmy Roberts sings
"I Left My Heart in San Francisco." Bobby and Cissy dance to "Music To
Watch Girls Go By."Guest: Margaret Heron (cc)
8:00 My Family
Droit De Seigneur Ben (cc)
8:30 Red Green Show
Men's Night on the Mountain Women accept what they are; Men have to prove it."
Special Guest Graham Greene. Harold finally is invited to spend a night out with the boys.
Animal Control Officer, Garth Harble swallows a rodent. On Handyman Corner, Red
demonstrates how to turn a grocery cart into a lounge chair complete with snacks.
Adventures with Bill features Cliff Diving. (cc)
9:00 Fall 2005 Film
Package Big (1988) Tom Hanks and Elizabeth Perkins star in this much-loved
movie about a teenaged boy who is magically turned into an adult physically while
retaining his "boy" personality. (cc)
11:00 Soundstage
Reo Speedwagon In 1971, REO Speedwagon released their first record, jump started a
tour in a rented Chevy van and went on to produce 17 critically-acclaimed albums with 13
Top 40 singles (including two Billboard #1's) and sell over 40 million records. 36 years
and the band is still going strong. The set list on this episode of Soundstage speaks for
itself. Catch REO Speedwagon as they perform classic after classic, including "Keep
On Loving You," "Take It On The Run," "Roll With The Changes,"
"Can't Fight This Feeling," "Ridin' The Storm Out" and many more.
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12:00 European
Journal (cc)
Sunday, July 6
6:00 Market to Market
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6:30 Religion &
Ethics NewsWeekly (cc)
7:00 BBC World News
This Week (cc)
7:30 New York Now
(cc)
8:00 Mister Rogers'
Neighborhood No & Yes (cc)
8:30 Teletubbies
Jumping The Teletubbies are very happy and have fun jumping all over Teletubbyland
before watching children doing the same in the city. A carousel flies into Teletubbyland
with a surprise inside. (cc)
9:00 Bob the Builder
Dodger's Surprise Bob is building a creamery for Meg MacDonald's dairy where she will
make Sunflower Valley's very own cheese. It's Dodger's job to collect lots of different
ingredients to see which works best. As he collects the ingredients, he becomes determined
to make everyone he sees laugh with his hilarious horn. Yet, when he makes Sumsy laugh so
much that he drops all the ingredients onto the ground, everything gets all mixed up! Will
Dodger be able to collect more in time? Will Meg be able to use the new ingredients? Bob
is building some beach huts. One hut will be a special surprise for his mom and dad - just
like the one they visited years ago. Scrambler is desperate to show off his new moves but
is given the job of bringing Bob's mom and dad to the beach. Bob tells Scrambler to take
his time. While showing off for Rob and Dot, Scrambler forgets to unhitch his trailer and
Dot's lovely picnic goes everywhere. Meanwhile, a flock of seagulls has caused chaos,
attacking the food that Mr. Sabatini has made. Bob is very sorry that the hut looks
nothing like his photo and the food is a mess. Until his mom and dad turn the page in the
photo album, revealing another picture just as chaotic as the new beach hut! (cc)
9:30 Thomas &
Friends The Way I See It Gordon has set a record for pulling the express and he
is to receive a set of special cars. It is Emily's job to collect the cars and deliver
them to the ceremony. On the way, she is rude to Diesel who is not impressed to hear about
Gordon's award. Diesel tries to tell her something but Emily steams away. Crossly, Diesel
takes the cars and hides them in a siding. When Sir Topham Hatt catches up with Diesel, he
orders him to show Emily where the cars are. On the way, Diesel's engine starts to
splutter. Diesel explains that he also has broken a record, for shunting trucks. And he
was cross that Emily didn't listen. Emily is sorry and later at Gordon's ceremony, she
arranges a special surprise for Diesel too. It is the day of the Sodor School football
match. James finishes his jobs first and gets to pull the team carriages. James gets
decorated in the team colors. Thomas is very jealous and thinks this isn't fair. He tries
to persuade James to let him pull the coaches but James won't listen. Thomas resorts to
desperate measures and arranges for James to puff into a siding. This destroys James'
decorations! Thomas is horrified at what he has done. Thomas sees Bertie who has broken
down on his way to the match with lots of children. Thomas offers to take the children and
borrows the children's flags and scarves to decorate James with. James looks wonderful and
everyone is delighted. (cc)
10:00 Angelina
Ballerina Angelina at the Fair/The Ballet Tickets The first story in this
episode finds Angelina, Alice, William and Henry at the fair. Mad that she had to bring
Henry, Angelina leaves him at the clown tent in order to ride the roller coaster. Yet,
when the three return, they discover that Henry has run off, following a balloon.
Once they find him, Angelina treats Henry to a ride on the merry-go-round and a balloon to
say she's sorry. In the second story, Alice and Angelina try to get tickets fo see the
ballet that is in town. However, they get to the theater too late and can't get tickets.
With help from her Mom, her Dad and Miss Lilly, Angelina and Alice get to go to the show
but not without working for it. Angelina interviews the famous pair of dancers for the
Mouse Gazette. (cc)
10:30 Mama
Mirabelle's Home Movies Savanna Lullaby/It Gives You Paws Savanna Lullaby - Our
three kids are having trouble going to bed, and Mama shows them that the most important
thing about bedtime is having a routine (and a good lullaby, of course).It Gives You Paws
- A game of follow the leader nearly goes awry when our friends find that they're unable
to follow each other on certain terrain, leading Mama to show a movie or two about the
very specialized hands and feet of different animals. (cc)
11:00 Zula Patrol
The Missing Elements/Journey to the Center of Gorga THE MISSING ELEMENTS - While Wizzy
and Wigg learn about elements, the building blocks of matter, Dark Truder puts his latest
devious scheme into action. The plan: use elements to create tools needed to take over the
universe. However, his plan goes awry and he accidentally releases several gremlin-like
elements from their container. The Zula Patrol steps in to track them down. But the
runaways transform themselves into a giant rubber band which sling-shots Truder far into
space. Fortunately, in the end, the ZPers convince the homesick elements to return to the
Keeper of the Elements and everyone is happy.JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF GORGA - To help
explain chemical reactions, Multo uses the Sizerizer to shrink Bula and Zeeter down to
atomic size -- but before they can get back to normal, they must escape from a
refrigerator ice tray, bacteria in a container of spoiled milk, and a bowl of sticky cake
mix. Unfortunately, Gorga swallows the mix, sending our micro-heroes on a journey to the
center of Gorga, learning more about chemical reactions, and even using one to help them
get out! (cc)
11:30 Saddle Club
Join Up A dance has all of Pine Hollow seeking a date # and Kristi schemes to snare
Red as her partner. Carole's attempts at matchmaking end in disaster, especially when she
tries to make over a boy for Lisa, and her efforts almost split up the Saddle Club.
(cc)
12:00 Fall 2005 Film
Package The Princess Bride Based on the novel by William Goldman, this is a
classic fairy tale with swordplay, giants, an evil prince, a beautiful princess and the
hero who saves her. Directed by Rob Reiner, the movie features a well known cast including
Peter Falk, Billy Crystal, Carol Kane, Mandy Patinkin, Peter Cook, Christopher Guest,
Wallace Shawn, Andre the Giant, Fred Savage, Robin Wright and more. (cc)
2:00 Adirondacks
The Adirondack Park sprawls across six million acres in Upstate New York. Bigger than
Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier and Grand Canyon National Park combined, it is by far the
largest park in the lower 48 states. Yet it is the only one on the continent in which
large human populations live and whose land is divided almost evenly between protected
wilderness and privately owned tracts. This patchwork pattern of land ownership has
created an utterly unique place. The story of the Adirondacks is told through a series of
passionate characters, each with a distinct perspective. Through their stories "The
Adirondacks" explores this remarkable region and reveals a delicate and dynamic
relationship between progress and preservation. (cc)
4:00 Inside
Adirondacks: Creating The Wild Center (cc)
5:00 EastEnders (cc)
5:30 EastEnders (cc)
6:00 From The Top at
Carnegie Hall Musical Traditions The musical talents of a brother and sister
team of violinists are showcased when the Switala Duo from Grapevine, Texas, performs
Passacaglia (after Handel) on this episode of FROM THE TOP AT CARNEGIE HALL. Double
bassist Kiyoe Wellington is 15 years old and hails from Kaneohe, Hawaii. In honor of her
family of bassists, she plays Francois Rabbath's "Reitba" on her grandfather's
bass, accompanied by host Christopher O'Riley. Eighteen-year-old Patricio Molina, the
third and final performer on this episode, is a musical star in his native Chile, but
moved to New York City to study piano at the Manhattan School of Music. Patricio performs
Petern Mennin's "Toccata" to conclude the episode. (cc)

6:30 Music & The
Spoken Word (cc)
7:00 Classic Gospel
Kennedy Center Homecoming Old Friends, Promises One by One and much more. (cc)
8:00 Nature
Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies Filmed in the mountains of western Montana, this
poignant story focuses on an extraordinary wild stallion whose life has been recorded by
filmmaker Ginger Kathrens since his moment of birth in the wild. Ms. Kathrens' exceptional
footage follows the striking white horse she names Cloud through a series of harrowing
struggles and adventures, including expulsion from his own horse family, the rites of
passage as he develops into a dominating stallion, his capture in a government roundup and
subsequent release, the struggle to survive harsh winters and frequent summer lightning
strikes, and the dangers posed by illegal horse shooters. (cc)
9:00 Masterpiece
Mystery! Inspector Lewis, Series 1 - Expiation When a North Oxford housewife,
Rachel Mallory, is found hanged at home, it appears to be an open and shut case of
suicide. However, the lack of a note and the fact that Rachel's life seemed perfect makes
Lewis skeptical. (cc)
10:30 Fort Henry:
Hard Rock & Heavy Metal This locally-produced documentary details the story of
this important fort in British and Canadian military history. The first part of the
documentary covers the history of the fort and the Fort Henry Guard. The second part gives
viewers an exciting look at the spectacular evening ceremony called Silent Thunder: The
Marines Meet the Guard. (cc)
11:00 BBC World News
11:30 John
McLaughlin's One on One (cc)
Monday, July 7
6:00 Classical
Stretch (cc)
6:30 Body Electric
(cc)
7:00 Barney &
Friends (cc)
7:30 Between the
Lions (cc)
8:00 Curious George
(cc)
8:30 Clifford The Big
Red Dog (cc)
9:00 Super Why! (cc)
9:30 Dragon Tales
(cc)
10:00 Sesame Street
(cc)
11:00 It's A Big Big
World (cc)
11:30 WordWorld (cc)
12:00 Katie Brown
Workshop (cc)
12:30 Glass with
Vicki Payne (cc)
1:00 Taste of New
York (cc)
1:30 Scheewe Art
Workshop (cc)
2:00 Scrapbook
Memories (cc)
2:30 Classical
Stretch: The Esmonde Technique (cc)
3:00 Reading Rainbow
(cc)
3:30 Cyberchase (cc)
4:00 Arthur (cc)
4:30 WordGirl (cc)
5:00 Fetch! With Ruff
Ruffman (cc)
5:30 Wishbone (cc)
6:00 The NewsHour
with Jim Lehrer (cc)
7:00 Nightly Business
Report (cc)
7:30 Wings Over
Canada The Ghost Town of Sandon, Bc Host and pilot John Lovelace visits Sandon,
BC located in the heart of the Selkirk Mountain range in British Columbia. Once a bustling
city famed for its rich discovery of silver, today Sandon is a ghost town kept alive by
the dedication of a handful of history-crazed individuals. (cc)
8:00 Antiques
Roadshow Houston, Tx - Hour Three With NASA scheduled to launch three miniature
spacecraft at the end of February, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW host Mark Walberg joins appraiser
Gary Piattoni at the Houston Space Center for a briefing on NASA collectibles. ROADSHOW
appraisers at the Reliant Center encounter a galaxy of objects, including a magical
collection of Wedgwood Fairyland Lustreware; a watch that once belonged to Mickey Mantle;
and a romantic English Regency rosewood settee that makes the appraiser swoon as he
declares an estimated value of $9,500. (cc)
9:00 History
Detectives Red Hand Flag - During her last active duty posting with the Army at Ft.
Jackson, a Desert Storm veteran from South Carolina learned about a local,
all-but-forgotten African-American infantry regiment in WWI. Years later, she purchased a
worn red-white-red striped flag with a red felted hand sewn in the center and small U.S.
flags sewn in the corner. The contributor would like to know if her flag was carried into
battle by one of the few African-American infantry regiments that fought in WWI under the
command of the French. These unsung heroes of the Great War exhibited extraordinary
heroism in battle and were highly decorated by the French. If this particular flag has
French origins, though, why is it red-white-red-striped and not blue-white-red like the
tricolor French flag? HISTORY DETECTIVES host Elyse Luray heads to Columbia, South
Carolina, to link this mysterious flag to the legacy of the Red Hand Division and its
wartime triumphs.Seth Eastman Painting - A Decatur, Illinois, man purchased a painting
that depicts a scene of traditional Native-American life. The contributor, a longtime
student of the history of the American West, says the image appealed to him because it was
strangely familiar, almost iconic in its imagery. The painting bears the initials
"S.E." and the seller's Web page reads "Seth Eastman, American Painting,
Oil on Canvas." Could this painting be an authentic work of artist and military
officer Seth Eastman - and an accurate depiction of Native-American life in the mid-1800s?
HISTORY DETECTIVES host Tukufu Zuberi travels to historic Fort Snelling in Minnesota to
examine how Eastman carried out government policies of Native-American removal while
capturing on canvas what he believed was a doomed way of life.Isleton Tong - The president
of the historical society in Isleton, California, has inherited a two-story wooden
building with tin sides that she believes once housed a Chinese Tong. In the late 1800s,
Chinese immigrants risked everything to start a new life in America. But Americans who
feared losing jobs to the new, cheap labor turned the land of opportunity hostile.
Chinatowns burned, ethnic slurs flew and Congress prohibited Chinese laborers from
entering or working in the country. For outcast Chinese, Tongs were places of protection
and solidarity during this time of chaos, where they could worship, study and settle legal
disputes peacefully. In the newspapers, the Tongs were secretive centers of gangland
warfare, opium deals and gambling. Was there a Tong operating inside Isleton's
once-booming Chinatown? If so, what happened there? HISTORY DETECTIVES host Gwen Wright
heads to the Sacramento Delta and to San Francisco to unravel the mystery of the Chinese
Tong. (cc)
10:00 War of the
World A Tainted Victory Niall Ferguson examines the horrors of the Second World
War and shows how, in order to win, the allies had to act with the same savagery as their
enemies. It was, in his words, "a tainted victory" -- and the true, ultimate
winners were not those who were victorious in 1945. (cc)
11:00 Tavis Smiley
(cc)
11:30 Charlie Rose
(cc)
Tuesday, July 8
6:00 Classical
Stretch (cc)
6:30 Body Electric
(cc)
7:00 Barney &
Friends (cc)
7:30 Between the
Lions (cc)
8:00 Curious George
(cc)
8:30 Clifford The Big
Red Dog (cc)
9:00 Super Why! (cc)
9:30 Dragon Tales
(cc)
10:00 Sesame Street
(cc)
11:00 It's A Big Big
World (cc)
11:30 WordWorld (cc)
12:00 Economics U$A
12:30 TV411 (cc)
1:00 Delicious TV's
Totally Vegetarian (cc)
1:30 Best of the Joy
of Painting (cc)
2:00 Quilt in a Day
2:30 Health Sense
(cc)
3:00 Reading Rainbow
(cc)
3:30 Cyberchase (cc)
4:00 Arthur (cc)