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Loretta Lynn: My Story in My Words
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 8PM
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FEBRUARY 2021
LEARN AT HOME 4 P. 6
Beyond the Elements on NOVA
WEDNESDAYS 8PM begins February 3, 10, 17
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MontanaPBS Guide
FEBRUARY 2021 · VOL. 34 · NO. 8
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Friends of MontanaPBS Board Director of Technology Dean Lawver
Country music legend Loretta Lynn Director of Production Scott Sterling
Officers Interim Broadcast Operations Manager Zara Mannion
Chair Peggy Kuhr, Missoula Digital Content & Marketing Manager Laura Dick
Vice Chair Pat Doyle, Helena Guide Production MSU Creative Services
Secretary Katie Kotynski, Great Falls
Loretta Lynn:
Treasurer Bill Beecher, Great Falls KUFM-TV
Members PARTV 180 • The University of Montana
My Story in My Words Bozeman Alice Meister, Aaron Pruitt, Peg Wherry •
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 8PM Big Sky Charlie Callander • Billings Margaret MacDon- FAX (406) 243-3299
2021 marks the 50th anniversary of “Coal ald, Michael Sanderson • Great Falls Katie Kotynski • EMAIL kufm@montanapbs.org
Miner’s Daughter,” the Loretta Lynn song Helena Kirk J. Miller, Bruce Whittenberg • Missoula
Ray Ekness, Sue Malek • Poplar Rich Peterson • MISSOULA STAFF
that became a book, a feature film, and
Red Lodge Diane Young, Kent Young • Whitefish General Manager Ray Ekness
an indelible part of popular culture. Like
Joaquenia Heinrich • UM Missoula Adrea Lawrence • Program Assistant Sue Ginn
so many other songs written by Lynn, the
MSU Bozeman Terry Leist Senior Producer John Twiggs
lyrics told the story of her life and spoke to
Producer Anna Rau, Breanna McCabe
women who struggled to make ends meet.
Technical Director Saxon Holbrook
Lynn’s simple, straightforward song stories
gave legitimacy to the joys, heartaches,
struggles and triumphs of daily life. Taking
viewers back to the time when she hit the
airwaves, this program follows Lynn’s rise to A service of
record-breaking artist, topping the charts
with her feisty female anthems, including
“You Ain’t Woman Enough,” “Don’t Come
Home a Drinkin’,” and “You’re Looking at Receiving MontanaPBS
Country.” Using archival audio interviews and MontanaPBS broadcast services are available throughout the State on a number of independently-operated over-
classic performances, My Story in My Words, the-air translators, as well as through various cable and satellite subscription services. For further information
lets Lynn be the storyteller of her own about receiving MontanaPBS in your area, contact MontanaPBS Viewer Services (406) 994-3437 or send an email
remarkable life. to membership@montanapbs.org, or go online to www.montanapbs.org/schedule.
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Beyond the Elements Reactions
NOVA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 8PM Also 2/8 1pm
WORLD 2/4 5pm, 10pm; 2/5 6am
WEDNESDAYS 8PM begins February 3
Picking up where he left off in NOVA’s popular special, Hunting Just about every solid, liquid, or gas in the world as we know it
the Elements, David Pogue sets out on a worldwide quest to begins with reactions between individual atoms and molecules.
find the key molecules and chemical reactions that have paved Host David Pogue dives into the transformative world of chem-
the way for human civilization, life, and even the universe as we ical reactions, from the complex formula that produces cement
know it. And along the way, he uncovers the simple principles to the single reaction that’s allowed farmers to feed a global
that produce such a dizzying diversity of matter from elements population by the billions—a reaction that when reversed, un-
on the periodic table. leashes the powerful chemistry of high explosives.
COVER IMAGE © DIMABALANFILMS/POND5
TOP IMAGE © RTEMEGOROV/POND5
Indestructible
BOTTOM IMAGE BY MESSIER CUTTING SYSTEMS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 8PM Also 2/15 1pm
WORLD 2/11 5pm, 10pm; 2/12 6am
Glass so strong you can jump on it, rubber so tough it protects
a clay pot dropped from 50 feet, endless varieties of plastic.
Scientists and engineers have created virtually indestructible
versions of common materials by manipulating the chains of
interlocking atoms that give them strength—but have they
made them too tough? Host David Pogue explores the fantastic
chemistry behind the everyday materials we depend on, and
how the quest for durability can be balanced with products’
environmental impact.
Life
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 8PM Also 2/22 1pm
WORLD 2/18 5pm, 10pm; 2/19 6am
Without the chemistry of photosynthesis, ozone, and a mole-
cule called Rubisco, none of us would be here. So how did we
get so lucky? To find out, host David Pogue investigates the
surprising molecules that allowed life on Earth to begin, and
ultimately thrive. Along the way, he finds out what we’re all
made of—literally.
4 Locally produced programs
The Rundown: Capitol Report: 67th Legis- Ghost Forests Head into the high country of Keeping the Barn The barns of Montana are
lature Jackie Coffin offers viewers an in-depth the Rocky Mountains to examine the imper- beautiful symbols of hard work and ingenu-
look at Montana’s 67th Legislative Session. iled whitebark pine and meet the people de- ity and a reflection of the families who use
From COVID-19 to public lands, education to termined to save it. As a keystone species, the them. As immigrants settled in Montana, they
energy development, Coffin will track issues stately five-needle pine provides shelter to brought their building expertise. The English
of importance to Montanans as they move dozens of high mountain creatures while its barn is the grandfather of the American barn
through the legislature. Airs each Sunday nutritious cones are packed with protein-rich and that is also true in Montana. The Finns
through the end of the legislative session. seeds. But native mountain pine beetle and and Norwegians crafted intricately notched
an exotic disease called white pine blister rust log barns. The Croatians dazzled with their
• Feb. 7: Week 6 2/7 10am, 5pm, 11pm; 2/8 2am, 11:30am
are killing the tree at alarming rates. Forest precise stone work. Now, over a century later,
• Feb. 14: Week 7 2/14 10am, 5pm, 11pm; managers face an uphill battle to restore it. these barns are just some of the examples still
2/15 2am, 11:30am Airs 2/18 7pm, 2/21 10:30am, 2/22 2:30am 4 S TO RY, P. 19 standing tall across the Montana landscape.
• Feb. 21: Week 8 2/21 10am, 5pm 11pm; Airs 2/27 11:30am
2/22 2am, 11:30am Wild by Law and Nature: Montana’s Wil-
• Feb. 28: Week 9 2/28 10am, 5pm, 11pm derness Study Areas The fate of 9 federally Charlie Russell’s Old West Explore Montana
protected wilderness areas in Montana remain cowboy artist Charlie Russell’s enduring
in political limbo as wilderness and multi- legacy through extensive examples of his
Aspen: The Forgotten Times A town with-
ple-use advocates spar over the management, artistic body of work, commentary by schol-
out a tomorrow. At one time, Aspen, Colo-
use and future of nearly 663,000 acres of pub- ars, biographers, and experts, and archival
rado was such a town. For a period of years
lic lands. This film deep dives into the history photographs and film. Russell used his art,
between 1893-1947, Aspen’s only future lay in
of Wilderness Study Areas and explores the sculpture and writing to tell the story of the
its past. All of it’s dreams were trapped in its
lively debate surrounding the wild and highly transition of the Montana landscape from the
memories of yesterday. Airs 2/1 2:30am
protected lands. Airs 2/18 7:30pm open range to fences and plows. Russell also
Live From Home: A Montana Music, Home carefully depicted Native Americans just as
Video Special During the COVID-19 pandem- Playing for the World: The 1904 Fort Shaw their traditional way of life was coming to an
ic, social distancing and stay-at-home orders, Indian Girls’ Basketball Team In 1902, a end. Airs 2/27 4pm
Montana musicians recorded songs from their unique combination of Native women came
own homes. Featured artist include Jack Glad- together at a boarding school in Montana. Montana On My Mind Inspired by the
They used the new sport of basketball to help best-selling book of the same name, this pro-
stone, Tim Fain, The Lucky Valentines, Travis
them adjust to a rapidly changing world. Their gram combines stunning film with inspiring
Yost, Naomi Moon Siegel, John Dunnigan, Me-
travels and experiences led them to places quotes, music and commentary by Michael S.
lissa Forette, Philip Aaberg, Chris Cunningham,
they never imagined. Ultimately, these wom- Sample. Including magnificent scenery, peo-
Erica von Kliest, and David and Deidre Casey.
en played for something much larger than ple, places and events, this program will leave
Airs 2/11 7pm, 2/13 9:35pm
themselves. Airs 2/24 4am you with an unforgettable portrait of Montana.
Burgers, Fries & Family Ties: The Airs 2/28 10:30am
Richwine’s Burgerville Story Richwine’s Never Long Gone: The Mission Mountain
Burgerville in Polson, Montana, is one of those Wood Band Story In 1971, against the back- Fort Peck Dam Work had just begun, and
drop of cultural change that swept the nation, already it was the largest dam in the world. It
rare family-run, blast-from-the-past, drive-in
a group of Montanans with talent, big dreams provided hope and the prospect of a regular
restaurants of yore. Purchased by Enoch and
and a tremendous sense of fun explored a paycheck during the darkest days of the Great
Lucille Richwine in 1962 as a means to support
sound that defied category. Sharing stories Depression. The dam was an engineering feat
their family, this storied local eatery still does
about working alongside musical greats like in a place as harsh and desolate as any on
things the way they used to 59 years later. Airs
Bonnie Raitt and Charlie Daniels, playing to earth. Thousands of men and their families
2/1 8pm, 2/4 7pm, 2/6 4pm 4 S TO RY, P. 5
crowds that numbered in the tens of thou- faced unforgiving conditions to build the Fort
Evolving Arts: COVID: The Good and the sands, and surviving long years on the road, Peck Dam, a project bold in design, daring in
Bad COVID-19 placed many new challenges Never Long Gone offers an intimate portrait execution and far reaching in its effects. Airs
on the arts. In the shock of its initial arrival, of a journey full of hope, loss and persever- 2/28 9:30pm
shows were cancelled, curriculums dropped, ance. Airs 2/27 11pm
Butte, America Butte was once the world’s
and plans fell to the wayside for the sake of
safety. This program will explore how artists
Saving the Burg: A Story of Love, Sweat largest producer of copper—the “Richest
are evolving with the sudden change in times,
and Beers A deeply depressed former mining Hill on Earth,” the town that “plumbed and
town in the 1980s, Philipsburg spent three electrified America,” the Pittsburgh of the
and how the resilience of art persists in the
decades restoring its historic downtown and West. The community’s toughness, vitality and
face of challenges. Featured artists include
building an enviable reputation as Big Sky solidarity speak to what’s missing in America
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks, Eric Funk,
Country’s “Comeback Kid.” The inside story of today, while raising profound questions about
Mountain Time Arts, Montana In Site Theater,
how “love, sweat and beers” brought a com- the costs and consequences of industrial-
Marcedes Carroll, and Montana State Univer-
munity back from the brink. Airs 2/27 12am ization and use of natural resources. Airs on
sity College of Arts and Architecture. Airs 2/14
MTPBS-WORLD 2/28 3pm
10:30am, 2/15 2:30am
PBS Channel Guide p. 2 or www.montanapbs.org/broadcastarea PLEDGE PROGRAM MT MADE BY MONTANAPBS 5
11th & Grant with Eric Funk Backroads of Montana
Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs Laney Lou and the Bird Dogs is a Anaconda to Comertown This episode takes us up the slopes with
relentlessly energetic bluegrass-Americana band combining soaring a long-time ski instructor near Anaconda, introduces us to the art
four-part harmony and rock ‘n’ roll drive. This Bozeman, Montana, of glass blowing in Townsend, shows us a new monument to Native
based group gets people dancing and singing along to original tunes American soldiers at the Little Big Horn Battlefield in Crow Agency
and covers alike. Laney Lou and the Bird Dogs features Lena Schiffer and takes us to a reunion in the nearly forgotten northeastern Mon-
on vocals, guitar, & percussion, Matt Demarais on vocals, banjo & tana town of Comertown. Airs 2/6 5pm
dobro, Ethan Demarais on bass, Brian Kassay on fiddle, mandolin &
harmonica, and Josh Moore on vocals & guitar. Airs 2/25 7pm Coming Home In this episode, we accompany the Shakespeare in
the Parks troupe to Birney, the smallest community to host their tour,
visit Kremlin-Gilford for its last homecoming parade, plant a special
Montana AG Live tree with a group of Girl Scouts in Great Falls, and walk an inter-
Mastering the Home Garden MSU Extension’s professional pretive trail near Hamilton that tells the story of Lewis & Clark from
gardener Don Mathre will share tips on creating a successful home another perspective. Airs 2/13 5pm
garden. Extension Fruit Tree Specialist Zach Miller will give tips about
successfully growing fruit trees. Airs 2/7 11am Collecting Memories We are introduced to an icon of 1950s’ tele-
vision as we profile the high flying exploits of Montana-native Kirby
Hemp, Hemp and More Hemp There are hundreds of industrial, ag- Grant, better known as “Sky King.” Next we ride along for a trip to
ricultural, commercial, and consumer products that start with growing the Schafer Air Field in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, the last private
hemp plants. Hemp is suitable for the growing conditions in Montana, airfield in a wilderness area lovingly tended to each summer by the
and we are currently the number one hemp-producing state in the Montana Pilots Association. Then we meet a woman in Fairfield with
U.S. Regulation is evolving to help growers meet demand, and the an unusually large hankie collection, and a young woman from Mis-
Montana Department of Agriculture is developing support programs soula whose entrepreneurial dream is an inspiration to those around
for commercial hemp production. Jamie Fitterer from the Montana her. A irs 2/20 5pm
Hemp Company will educate viewers on the uses of hemp and current
resources and markets available to producers. Airs 2/14 11am More Backroads of Montana
Wednesdays 5:30am:
Wild Pigs in Montana Wild pigs have crossed the border from neigh- Kilns and Kin2/3 5:30am
boring areas, and are being reported in a number of parts of Montana. Capitol Rock & Community Folk 2/10 5:30am
MSU Extension Wildlife Specialist Jared Beaver discusses the feral pig Places of Note 2/17 5:30am
invasion that is plaguing some Montana producers. Airs 2/21 11am Rockets, Peaks and Poets 2/24 5:30am
Burgers, Fries & Family Ties:
The Richwine’s Burgerville Story
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 8PM
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 7PM
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 4PM
Richwine’s Burgerville in Polson, Montana, is one of those
rare family-run, blast-from-the-past, drive-in restaurants
of yore. Purchased by Enoch and Lucille Richwine in 1962
as a means to support their family, this storied local eatery
still does things the way they were done 59 years ago.
Each bull meat burger patty is still hand-pressed by Jeremy
Richwine on the gadget his father, Shane, and grandfather,
Enoch, used thousands of times over the decades. Enoch
and Lucille’s daughter, Marcia, now runs Richwine’s with
an inspiring level of commitment to excellence that makes
this eatery stand out on a national level. The idea for
Burgers, Fries & Family Ties, came to local film producer
David W. King after eating perhaps his 50th Cheeseburg-
er Deluxe at Richwine’s Burgerville. Over a period of 18
months, King shot behind-the-scenes of Burgerville’s
finely-tuned operation, which is akin to an acrobatic ballet
in tight quarters.
PHOTO BY TOM ROLLINS; PERMISSION GRANTED BY DAVID W. KING AND
RICHWINE FAMILY
Enoch Richwine strikes a pose for photographer Tom Rollins back when
Enoch ran Richwine’s Burgerville with his wife, Lucille.
6 Learn at Home
LEARN AT HOME
Monday–Friday Noon–2:30 pm MontanaPBS is airing the following Montana-made and local-interest
programming in the Learn at Home schedule.
Remembering the Columbia Gardens How the West is Fun: Explorers Four Weekday Curriculum-
This program celebrates the now-vanished Montana middle-school students discover
Columbia Gardens, in business from 1899- how difficult it was to be an explorer. They Related Programming
1973, in home movies, pictures, and first- learn about Lewis and Clark, Native Ameri- PBS children’s programming
hand accounts of people who remember can explorers and more. A irs 2/19 12pm 6:30 am – 10:30 am, Noon – 5 pm 4 SEE P. 22
the rollercoaster, the carousel, the biplanes
and the cowboy swings. Airs 2/4 12pm Montana: The Second Century: Sadie 6:30 am Science, STEM
Sings Meet Sadie Dawkins, a young Mon-
How Montanans Voted: Analyzing the tanan who aspires to a career in opera. See 7:00 am Science, STEM
2020 Election What were the voting how her special talent was discovered, and
trends that led to Montana’s 2020 Election her work and determination to be involved 7:30 am History,
results? How big a factor did young first in the performing arts. The program Social Emotional Learning
time voters play in the outcome? These are includes clips from Sadie’s early performanc- 8:00 am STEM
some of the questions explored as we go es and interviews with people who have
beyond the final vote totals. Carroll College worked with her. It also portrays two frantic 8:30 am Literacy & Social Studies
Exit Polling provides insight from key coun- weeks as Sadie joins visiting artists and Mon-
ties across the state. Voters are also asked tana musicians to sing the role of Musetta 9:00 am Literacy & Math
about a variety of topics including their trust in the Intermountain Opera Association’s
in organizations and the media. Airs 2/5 12pm production of Puccini’s “LaBoheme.” Airs 2/19
9:30 am Social Emotional Learning
12:30pm 10:00 am
An Alien Place: The Fort Missoula Deten- Arts & Humanities, Creativity
tion Camp 1941–1944 This program chron- 3 Miles An Hour Explore the Bob Marshall “How-To” programs, including exercise & health,
icles the history and experiences of the 1,200 Wilderness with legendary backcountry cooking & crafts, travel & culture. Take a Learn at
Italian and 1,000 Japanese nationals held at outfitter Arnold “Smoke” Elser. Elser con- Home lunch break with MontanaPBS.
Fort Missoula by the Department of Justice siders “three miles an hour,” the walking
12:00 pm
from 1941-1944. As foreign nationals and not speed of a horse, the best way to see and
US citizens, these men were arrested and savor life. Learn about the changes in wil-
Social Studies
12:30 pm
sent to Fort Missoula. Japanese internees derness management Elser both witnessed
were subject to loyalty hearings conducted and helped realize. Airs 2/25 12pm 1:00 pm
by the Department of Justice. Airs 2/5 12:30pm STEM
How the West is Fun: Artists of the West 1:30 pm
The Hard Way At 89, Bob Hayes still Four Montana middle-school students
ran nearly every day. This program follows learn what influences an artist’s work. 2:00 pm
Hayes as he trains for the Bighorn 50k The students paint, draw and create with Arts & Humanities
ultramarathon and explores a life with clay as they apprentice with Montana artists
2:30 pm
purpose and momentum. A irs 2/7 10:30am, Monte Dolack, Larry Pirnie and Beth Lo. 3:00 pm
2/8 2:30am Airs 2/26 at 12pm
Literacy
3:30 pm Social Studies
Fish Between the Falls Ten thousand Montana: The Second Century: The
years ago Kootenai people painted pictures Adventures of Moccasin Joe Explore the 4:00 pm STEM
of white sturgeon on the rocks above the wonders and horrors of Montana’s “Wild
lake where they lived. These impressive West” through the eyes of a young New 4:30 pm Social Emotional Learning
fish, the largest and one of the oldest in England man Sgt. George S. Howard, nick-
North America, were an important part of named Moccasin Joe. As a scout for the 2nd 5:00 pm Math
the tribe’s diet and the inspiration for their Cavalry, Company E, George participated
elegant sturgeon-nosed canoes. Now, dikes in the battles of Rosebud, Powder River, KEY
and dams have changed the river system so Tongue River, and Slim Buttes; marched in
much that sturgeon no longer successfully blinding snowstorms of Montana and Wyo-
reproduce. But the people whose culture ming; starved during the Horsemeat March
PreK–3
is bound up with these fish and the people of 1876; and roamed through Yellowstone. Social Studies Grades 4–8
who control the river today are working He recorded his most intimate thoughts in
together to restore the Kootenai River his 257-page diary. Airs 2/26 12:30pm STEM Grades 4–8
White Sturgeon to their ancestral home.
Airs 2/11 12pm Arts & Humanities Grades 4–8
PBS Channel Guide p. 2 or www.montanapbs.org/broadcastarea PLEDGE PROGRAM MT MADE BY MONTANAPBS 7
MontanaPBS HD & MontanaPBS World Channels
Main Listing MT Made by MontanaPBS
MONDAY FEBRUARY 1 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2
A M E A R LY M O R N I N G AM EAR LY MORNI NG
mdnt A Place to Call Home: Worlds Apart mdnt Samantha Brown’s Places to Love
MDNT WORLD Doc World: No Country MDNT WORLD Local, USA: Pandemic19
for the Poor 12:30 NHK Newsline
1:00 Austin City Limits: The Best of Spoon 12:30 WORLD Stories from the Stage:
1:00 WORLD POV: Singing with Angry Bird Growing Up Black
2:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report: 1:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke On
Jan 31: 67th Legislature, Week 5 Masterpiece Mystery!:
2:30 MT Aspen: The Forgotten Times Deeds Not Words
3:00 Keep Talking 1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
4:00 Ireland’s Wild Coast 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small On
5:00 Song of the Mountains Masterpiece: Episode 4
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23 2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company
3:00 Long Song On Masterpiece: Episode 1
PM EVENING 3:00 WORLD Battleground
5:30 BBC World News Outside Source 4:00 The 1900 Island
6:00 PBS NewsHour 4:00 WORLD BBC World News
4:30 WORLD Asia Insight
6:00 WORLD John Lewis: Get in the Way
TV-PG-VL 5:00 History Detectives
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo
7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage
Tucson 2021, hr 2” Have blazing hot 5:40 WORLD Direct Talk
Tucson appraisals cooled down since 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
2006? Not for one $65,000–$110,000 COURTESY OF SCIENCE HISTORY IMAGES /
PM EV EN I NG
find. TV-G ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
7:00 WORLD Local, USA: Pandemic19 5:30 BBC World News Outside Source A portrait of the young American contralto
6:00 PBS NewsHour Marian Anderson.
7:30 WORLD Stories from the Stage:
Growing Up Black
8:00 MT Burgers, Fries & Family Ties
6:00 WORLD America ReFramed:
Vision Portraits
Voice of Freedom
American Experience
“The Richwine’s Burgerville Story” 7:00 Finding Your Roots “No Irish
Richwine’s Burgerville in Polson, Mon- Need Apply” Henry Louis Gates, Jr. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 8PM
tana, is known for decades of great explores the roots of actor Jane Also 2/17 1am
food and service. TV-G 4 S TO RY, P. 5 Lynch and comedian Jim Gaffigan. WORLD 2/19 6pm, 11pm; 2/20 7am
8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour TV-PG 4 S TO RY, P. 11
On Easter Sunday, 1939, contralto
9:00 Independent Lens “9to5: The 7:30 WORLD Reel South: Driven Blind TV-G Marian Anderson stepped up to a
Story of a Movement” Go inside the 8:00 The Jazz Ambassadors Dizzy Gilles- microphone in front of the Lincoln
inspiring movement for women’s pie and more jazz greats combated Memorial. Inscribed on the walls of
workplace equality in the 1970s. TV-PG racially charged Soviet propaganda the monument behind her were the
4 S TO RY, P. 8 through their music. TV-PG words “all men are created equal.”
9:00 WORLD DW The Day 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour Barred from performing in Constitution
9:30 WORLD BBC World News 9:00 Frontline Hall because of her race, Anderson
10:00 WORLD Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood DW The Day
9:00 WORLD would sing for the American people
Marshall and the NAACP TV-G
9:30 WORLD BBC World News in the open air. Hailed as a voice that
10:30 BBC World News “comes around once in a hundred years”
10:00 BBC World News
11:00 Amanpour and Company 10:00 WORLD America ReFramed: by maestros in Europe and widely
11:00 WORLD John Lewis: Get in the Way Vision Portraits celebrated by both white and Black
TV-PG-VL
10:30 Amanpour and Company audiences at home, her fame hadn’t
11:30 MotorWeek TV-G been enough to spare her from the
11:30 WORLD Reel South: Driven Blind TV-G indignities and outright violence of rac-
ism and segregation. Voice of Freedom
interweaves Anderson’s rich life story
with this landmark moment in history,
exploring fundamental questions about
talent, race, fame, democracy, and the
American soul.
8 HD & World Channels
9to5: The Story of a Movement
Independent Lens
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 9PM Also 2/3 1am
WORLD 2/3 5:30pm, 10:30pm; 2/4 6:30am; 2/6 10am
Go inside the inspiring movement for women’s workplace
equality in the 1970s. Started by a group of Boston secretar-
ies, the 9to5 cause used humor to attract press attention
and shame bosses into giving better pay and ending sexual
harassment.
IMAGE COURTESY OF WALTER P. REUTHER LIBRARY, ARCHIVES OF LABOR AND URBAN
AFFAIRS, WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
Karen Nussbaum marches for equal pay.
Women in Blue
Independent Lens
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 9PM Also 2/10 1am
WORLD 2/10 5:30pm, 10:30pm; 2/11 6:30am; 2/13 10am
Under the leadership of the Minneapolis Police Department’s
first female chief, women officers seek gender equity, rede-
fining what it means to protect and serve. But a fatal shooting
and a new male chief imperil their progress.
Mr. SOUL!
Independent Lens
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 9PM Also 2/24 1am
WORLD 2/24 6:30pm, 11:30pm; 2/25 7:30am; 2/27 10am
Celebrate SOUL!, the public television variety show that
shared Black culture with the nation. Ellis Haizlip developed
SOUL! in 1968 as one of the first platforms to promote the
vibrancy of the Black Arts Movement. Its impact continues to
this day.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 3 PM EV EN ING 9:00 Europe’s New Wild “The Missing
A M E A R LY M O R N I N G 5:30 BBC World News Outside Source Lynx” Across the Iberian Peninsula
rewilding efforts allow the rare Ibe-
mdnt GZERO World with Ian Bremmer 5:30 WORLD Independent Lens: 9to5:
The Story of a Movement TV-PG rian lynx to flourish once again. TV-PG
MDNT WORLD Reel South: Mossville
12:30 NHK Newsline 6:00 PBS NewsHour 4 S TO RY, P. 14
1:00 Independent Lens: 9:00 WORLD DW The Day
7:00 Nature “Pumas: Legends of
9to5: The Story of a Movement 9:30 WORLD BBC World News
the Ice Mountains” Travel to the
1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 10:00 BBC World News
mountains of Chile to learn the
2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company Fannie Lou Hamer: Stand Up TV-PG
secrets of the puma, the area’s most 10:00 WORLD
2:30 Ms. Scientist elusive predator. TV-PG 4 S TO RY, P. 1 3 10:30 Amanpour and Company
3:00 Mark Twain, pt 1
7:00 WORLD Frontline 10:30 WORLD Independent Lens: 9to5:
3:00 WORLD Building the American Dream
8:00 Beyond the Elements On NOVA The Story of a Movement TV-PG
4:00 WORLD BBC World News
“Reactions” Host David Pogue dives 11:30 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope
4:30 WORLD GZERO World with Ian Bremmer
into the transformative world of “Taiwan Naturally” Joseph climbs into
5:00 Craftsman’s Legacy
chemical reactions, from the complex the mountains to explore Taiwan’s
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo
formula that produces cement to the forested sanctuaries. TV-G
5:30 MT Backroads of Montana:
single reaction. TV-G 4 S TO RY, P. 3
Kilns and Kin
5:40 WORLD Direct Talk 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
PBS Channel Guide p. 2 or www.montanapbs.org/broadcastarea PLEDGE PROGRAM MT MADE BY MONTANAPBS 9
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mdnt Story in the Public Square: mdnt Open Mind: After 200k+ Dead, mdnt Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi
Alexis Wichowski Vote for Your Life MDNT WORLD The Jazz Ambassadors
MDNT WORLD Frontline MDNT WORLD Forces of Nature: Shape 12:30 The Whole Truth with David Eisenhower:
12:30 NHK Newsline 12:30 NHK Newsline What Is Our Demographic Destiny?
1:00 The Jazz Ambassadors 1:00 Last of the Summer Wine: Getting 1:00 The Central Park Five
1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour Barry’s Goat 1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
2:00 Oceans of Pink 1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company
2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company 1:30 Still Open All Hours 3:00 Washington Week
3:00 QE2: The World’s Greatest Cruise Ship 2:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl: 3:00 WORLD Reel South: Mossville: When
Jazz at the Hollywood Bowl
3:00 WORLD Marriner Eccles: Father of the Great Trees Fall
2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company
Modern Federal Reserve 3:30 Market to Market
4:00 My Mother and Other Strangers On 3:00 Royal Wives at War 4:00 This Old House
Masterpiece, pt 5 3:00 WORLD Local, USA: Pandemic19
4:00 WORLD Second Opinion
4:00 WORLD BBC World News 3:30 WORLD Stories from the Stage: 4:30 Ask This Old House
4:30 WORLD Story in the Public Square Growing Up Black
4:30 WORLD Consuelo Mack WealthTrack
5:00 Antiques Roadshow: 4:00 QE2: The World’s Greatest Cruise Ship
5:00 Wai Lana Yoga
Vintage Tucson 2021, hr 2 4:00 WORLD BBC World News
5:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo 4:30 WORLD Closer to Truth: Can Art Engage
5:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
5:40 WORLD Direct Talk Philosophy of Religion?
5:30 WORLD Washington Week
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23 5:00 The Book Makers
6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 22
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo
PM EVENING 5:40 WORLD Direct Talk P M E VE NI NG
5:30 BBC World News Outside Source 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23 6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Musical
6:00 PBS NewsHour PM EV ENI NG Masterpieces” Johnny Zell is the guest.
6:00 WORLD Europe’s New Wild: “Rhapsody in Blue”and “Baubles, Ban-
The Missing Lynx TV-PG
5:30 BBC World News Today gles, and Beads” are performed. TV-G
7:00 MT Burgers, Fries & Family Ties 6:00 PBS NewsHour 6:00 WORLD The Central Park Five: TV-M
“The Richwine’s Burgerville Story” 6:00 WORLD We Knew What We Had: 7:00 Last of the Summer Wine
Richwine’s Burgerville in Polson, Mon- The Greatest Jazz Story Never Told TV-G “The Art of the Short’s Story” TV-PG
tana, is known for decades of great 7:00 Washington Week 7:30 Still Open All Hours TV-PG
food and service. TV-G 4 S TO RY, P. 5 7:00 WORLD The Jazz Ambassadors TV-PG
8:00 WORLD America ReFramed:
7:00 WORLD Forces of Nature: Shape TV-PG 7:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover Vision Portraits
8:00 A Place to Call Home “Cane Toad” 8:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 8:03 MontanaPBS Film Classics “Arthur”
Mrs. Bligh summons George’s sister- “Gustavo and Friends” Enjoy “Swan Charming but incessantly intoxicated
in-law, Regina, to help keep an eye on Lake” with dancer Misty Copeland and multimillionaire Arthur Bach falls for a
happenings at Ash Park-and to inter- more of Gustavo Dudamel’s favorite working-class filcher. TV-PG
fere with George and Sarah’s budding performances. TV-G 9:30 WORLD Reel South: Driven Blind TV-G
romance. James and Olivia both
8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 9:42 Austin City Limits TV-PG
come to terms with their respective
foes. TV-PG 9:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl 10:00 WORLD The Central Park Five TV-M
“Fireworks!” Performances by Katy
8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 10:45 Soul Legends (My Music) Join host
Perry, Pink Martini and more are
9:00 Prime Suspect: Tennison On Mas- Pam Grier in a tribute to the greatest
showcased. Music from Star Wars is
terpiece “Episode 3” Jane is faced soul hits and performers from the
featured. TV-G
with several harsh realities in both her 1970s and 80s.
9:00 WORLD DW The Day
professional and personal life. TV-14
9:30 WORLD BBC World News
9:00 WORLD DW The Day
10:00 BBC World News
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 7
9:30 WORLD BBC World News AM E ARLY MORNI NG
10:00 WORLD Singular: TV-G
10:00 WORLD Beyond the Elements On NOVA: MDNT WORLD America ReFramed:
Reactions TV-G 10:30 Amanpour and Company Vision Portraits
10:30 BBC World News 11:00 WORLD We Knew What We Had: 12:02 Jamestown
The Greatest Jazz Story Never Told TV-G 1:00 Prime Suspect: Tennison On
11:00 Amanpour and Company
11:30 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack TV-G Masterpiece: Episode 3
11:00 WORLD Europe’s New Wild: 1:30 WORLD Reel South: Driven Blind
The Missing Lynx TV-PG
2:00 WORLD Mr. Civil Rights:
Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP
10 HD & World Channels
2:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan 10:00 WORLD Nature: Pumas: Legends of the 9:00 WORLD DW The Day
3:00 Secrets of the Six Wives: Divorced Ice Mountains TV-PG 9:30 WORLD BBC World News
3:00 WORLD John Lewis: Get in the Way 11:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report 10:00 WORLD Independent Lens: Hale County
4:00 Finding Your Roots: No Irish Need Apply “Feb 7: 67th Legislature, Week 6” 4 P. 4 This Morning, This Evening TV-14-L
4:00 On Story: Awkward Black Girl
WORLD 11:00 WORLD Finding Your Roots: No Irish Need 10:30 BBC World News
4:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
WORLD Apply TV-PG 11:00 Amanpour and Company
5:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 11:30 Articulate with Jim Cotter 11:30 WORLD POV Shorts:
5:00 WORLD Washington Week “Articulatein Philadelphia” Cellist David The Changing Same TV-14-VL
5:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! Finckel’s life is filled with love for his
5:30 WORLD Open Mind instrument, for his wife Wu Han, and
6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 22 music. TV-PG TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9
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P M A FT E R N O O N / E V E N I N G mdnt Samantha Brown’s Places to Love
3:00 The Legacy List with MONDAY FEBRUARY 8 MDNT WORLD Local, USA
Matt Paxton TV-G AM EAR LY MORNI NG 12:30 NHK Newsline
mdnt A Place to Call Home: Cane Toad 12:30 WORLD Stories from the Stage:
3:00 WORLD America ReFramed:
Vision Portraits MDNT WORLD Finding Your Roots: Love/Friendship Compilation
The Vanguard 1:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke On Master-
4:00 The Great British Baking Show
1:00 Austin City Limits piece Mystery!: Memento Mori
“Masterclass 2” Paul makes ciabatta
1:00 WORLD Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood 1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
and roquefort and walnut loaf. Mary Marshall and the NAACP 2:00 All Creatures Great and Small On
prepares layered tiramisu cake. TV-PG
2:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report: Feb 7: Masterpiece: Episode 5
4:30 WORLD Reel South: Driven Blind TV-G 67th Legislature, Week 6 2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company
5:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report 2:00 WORLD Groveland Four 3:00 Chaplains, pt 2
“Feb 7: 67th Legislature, Week 6” 4 P. 4 2:30 MT The Hard Way 3:00 WORLD Forces of Nature: Shape
3:00 Chaplains, pt 1 4:00 Find It, Fix It, Drive It
5:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural
Exchange: While I Breathe, I Hope TV-PG 3:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural 4:00 WORLD BBC World News
Exchange: While I Breathe, I Hope
5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend 4:30 WORLD Asia Insight
4:00 Life from Above: Moving Planet
6:00 Find It, Fix It, Drive It Henry plans 5:00 The Legacy List with Matt Paxton
4:00 WORLD BBC World News
an epic, full bling makeover for a 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo
4:30 WORLD Overheard with Evan Smith:
classic British version of the Easy Rider 5:40 WORLD Direct Talk
Jake Tapper, Cnn Anchor
dream — an Uncle Bunt motorbike 5:00 Song of the Mountains 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
that’s been lying unloved in a Preston 5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo P M E VE NI NG
shed. TV-PG
5:40 WORLD Direct Talk
6:00 WORLD Nature: Pumas: Legends of the 5:30 BBC World News Outside Source
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
Ice Mountains TV-PG 6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke On PM EV EN IN G 6:00 WORLD America ReFramed: Pahokee
Masterpiece Mystery! “Memento 5:30 BBC World News Outside Source 7:00 Finding Your Roots “The Shirts On
Mori” A photographer specializing in Their Backs” Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
6:00 PBS NewsHour
post-mortem portraits gets menacing reveals the immigrant roots of actors
messages from beyond the grave. TV- 6:30 WORLD POV Shorts:
The Changing Same TV-14-VL Tony Shalhoub and Christopher Melo-
PG
ni. TV-PG 4 S TO RY, P. 11
7:00 WORLD Finding Your Roots: 7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage
Orlando, hr 1” See if Sunshine 8:00 Al Capone: Icon Celebrity gangster
No Irish Need Apply TV-PG
State appraisals still sparkle after Al Capone’s enduring impact on
8:00 All Creatures Great and Small On American culture is explored. TV-14
14 years, like one $165,000–$250,000
Masterpiece “Episode 5” James ex-
treasure. TV-G 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
periences an ethical plight involving
Helen’s bull while volunteering at the 7:00 WORLD Local, USA 9:00 Frontline
Darrowby Show. TV-PG 7:30 WORLD Stories from the Stage: 9:00 WORLD DW The Day
Love/Friendship Compilation 9:30 WORLD BBC World News
8:00 WORLD Finding Your Roots:
The Vanguard TV-PG-L 8:00 American Experience “Goin’ Back to 10:00 BBC World News
9:00 The Long Song On Masterpiece T-Town” The history of Greenwood, a
10:00 WORLD America ReFramed: Pahokee
“Episode 2” The handsome overseer successful Black community in segre-
gated Tulsa, is explored. TV-PG 10:30 Amanpour and Company
Robert arrives, sparking a bitter rivalry
between July and her mistress. TV-PG 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 11:30 MotorWeek The 2021 Porsche Panam-
era Turbo S and the Ram 1500 TRX are
9:00 WORLD Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood 9:00 Independent Lens “Women in Blue”
road tested. TV-G
Marshall and the NAACP TV-G Female Minneapolis police officers
10:00 Pilgrimage TV-PG seek gender equity. A fatal shooting
threatens their progress. TV-PG
4 S TO RY, P. 8PBS Channel Guide p. 2 or www.montanapbs.org/broadcastarea PLEDGE PROGRAM MT MADE BY MONTANAPBS 11
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10
A M E A R LY M O R N I N G
mdnt GZERO World with Ian Bremmer
MDNT WORLD Talking Black in America
12:30 NHK Newsline
1:00 Independent Lens: Women in Blue
1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company
2:30 American Beat: Cops and Refugees
Join Forces in Boise
3:00 Mark Twain, pt 2
3:00 WORLD We Knew What We Had:
The Greatest Jazz Story Never Told
4:00 WORLD BBC World News
4:30 WORLD GZERO World with Ian Bremmer
5:00 Craftsman’s Legacy
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo
5:30 MT Backroads of Montana:
Capitol Rock & Community Folk
5:40 WORLD Direct Talk
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
PM EVENING
5:30 BBC World News Outside Source
5:30 WORLDIndependent Lens:
Women in Blue TV-PG
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Nature “Big Bend: The Wild Frontier of
Texas” Roam the Wild West frontier land
of the Rio Grande’s Big Bend alongside
its iconic animals, including black bears,
rattlesnakes and scorpions. TV-G 4 S TO RY,
P. 1 3
7:00 WORLD Frontline
8:00 Beyond the Elements on NOVA “In-
COURTESY OF MCGEE MEDIA
destructible” Host David Pogue explores
the fantastic chemistry behind the Actor Tony Shalhoub and host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. while taping Finding Your Roots.
everyday materials we depend on, and
how the quest for durability can be
Finding Your Roots
balanced with products’ environmental 7PM TUESDAYS
impact. TV-PG 4 S TO RY, P. 3 The acclaimed series returns with Professor Gates exploring the mysteries, surpris-
8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour es and revelations hidden in the family trees of popular figures.
9:00 Europe’s New Wild “Return of the Ti-
tans” Travel to the Carpathian Mountains No Irish Need Apply Write My Name in the Book
and beyond, where Europe’s most iconic FEBRUARY 2 7PM Also 2/7 4am of Life
species are thriving. TV-PG 4 S TO RY, P. 14 WORLD 2/7 7pm, 11pm; 2/8 7am FEBRUARY 16 7PM Also 2/21 4am
9:00 WORLD DW The Day Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the WORLD 2/21 7pm, 11pm; 2/22 7am
9:30 WORLD BBC World News roots of actor Jane Lynch and come- Henry Louis Gates, Jr. helps musician
10:00 BBC World News dian Jim Gaffigan, revealing the Irish Pharrell Williams and filmmaker Kasi
10:00 WORLD Kindred Spirits: Artists Hilda American experience through their Lemmons uncover extraordinarily rare
Wilkinson Brown and Lilian Thomas families. first-person accounts of their enslaved
Burwell TV-G ancestors.
10:30 Amanpour and Company The Shirts on Their Backs
10:30 WORLDIndependent Lens: FEBRUARY 9 7PM Also 2/14 4am Country Roots
Women in Blue TV-PG WORLD 2/14 7pm, 11pm; 2/15 7am FEBRUARY 23 7PM
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. reveals the im- WORLD 2/28 7pm, 11pm
migrant roots of actors Tony Shalhoub Henry Louis Gates, Jr. uncovers the
and Christopher Meloni, introducing remarkably diverse backgrounds of
ancestors who came to America to country music icons Clint Black and
build a better life. Rosanne Cash.12 HD & World Channels
11:30 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope 10:00 WORLD Beyond the Elements on NOVA: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13
“Taiwan: Mountain Beauty, Villages & Indestructible TV-PG
AM E ARLY MORNI NG
Cultures” The Taroko Gorge, Taiwan’s 10:30 BBC World News mdnt Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi
most stunning natural attraction and 11:00 Amanpour and Company MDNT WORLD Hollywood’s Architect:
national park, is explored. TV-G The Paul R. Williams Story
11:00 WORLD Europe’s New Wild:
Return of the Titans TV-PG - 12:30 The David Rubenstein Show
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 11 1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour
1:30 Fannie Lou Hamer: Stand Up
A M E A R LY M O R N I N G FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12 2:00 Live Art: Love
mdnt Story in the Public Square: Robert Kolker AM EAR LY MORNI NG
2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company
MDNT WORLD Frontline mdnt Open Mind: Four More Years of
12:30 NHK Newsline 3:00 Washington Week
Social Media Failure
1:00 In the Declaration All Men Are Created 3:00 WORLD Talking Black in America
MDNT WORLD Forces of Nature: Elements
Equal: Abraham Lincoln in Illinois 1830 3:30 Market to Market
12:30 NHK Newsline
to 1860 4:00 This Old House
1:00 Last of the Summer Wine:
1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 4:00 WORLD Second Opinion
The Art of the Short’s Story
2:00 WORLD Amanpour and Company 1:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 4:30 Ask This Old House
2:30 Family of Us: 1:30 Still Open All Hours 4:30 WORLD Consuelo Mack WealthTrack
A PBS American Portrait Story 2:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl: 5:00 Wai Lana Yoga
3:00 Mississippi: Rivers of Life Gustavo and Friends 5:00 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
3:00 WORLD Singular WORLD Amanpour and Company
2:00 5:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
4:00 Mark Twain’s Journey to Jerusalem: 3:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl: 5:30 WORLD Washington Week
Dreamland Fireworks!
6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 22
4:00 WORLD BBC World News 3:00 WORLD Local, USA
4:30 WORLD Story in the Public Square 3:30 WORLD Stories from the Stage: Love/ P M E VE NI NG
5:00 Antiques Roadshow: Friendship Compilation
Vintage Orlando,
6:00 The Lawrence Welk Show “Love
4:00 The Gettysburg Story Songs” Mary Lou is the host. Bobby
hr 1
4:00 WORLD BBC World News and Elaine dance to “Amor” and Ana-
5:00 WORLD Dw Global 3000
4:30 WORLD Closer to Truth cani sings “Secret Love.” TV-G
5:30 WORLD DW Focus On Europe
5:00 Pilgrimage 6:00 WORLD American Experience:
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo Goin’ Back to T-Town TV-PG
P M E VEN I N G 5:40 WORLD Direct Talk 7:00 Last of the Summer Wine
5:30 BBC World News Outside Source 6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23 “The Missing Bus of Mrs Avery” TV-PG
6:00 PBS NewsHour PM EV EN IN G 7:00 WORLD Independent Lens: Cooked:
Survival by Zip Code TV-PG
6:00 WORLD Europe’s New Wild: 5:30 BBC World News Today
Return of the Titans TV-PG 7:30 Still Open All Hours TV-PG
6:00 PBS NewsHour 8:00 WORLD America ReFramed: Pahokee
7:00 MT Live from Home: A Montana
6:00 WORLD Korla TV-PG 8:03 MontanaPBS Film Classics “Best in
Music, Home Video Special Mon-
tana musicians perform in many 7:00 Washington Week Show” A documentary crew follows
genres and with many instruments. 7:00 WORLD Hollywood’s Architect: eccentric participants as they com-
The Paul R. Williams Story TV-G pete at a national dog show. TV-PG
TV-G 4 P. 4
7:00 WORLD Forces of Nature: Elements TV-PG 7:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 9:35 MT Live from Home: A Montana
8:00 A Place to Call Home “Lest We 8:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl Music, Home Video Special Mon-
Forget” George organizes a reception “Musica Sin Fronteras (Music Without tana musicians perform in many genres
for visiting Japanese businessmen, Borders)” Vin Scully narrates “Lincoln and with many instruments. TV-G
awakening Jack’s anger over atroci- Portrait” with Gustavo Dudamel and 10:00 WORLD American Experience:
ties he experienced in the war. Anna the Los Angeles Philharmonic. TV-G Goin’ Back to T-Town TV-PG
anxiously awaits her test results, and 8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour 10:33 Austin City Limits “Allen Toussaint: A
Sarah deals with Regina’s hostility 9:00 Lidia Celebrates America: A Salute New Orleans Legend” TV-PG
towards her. TV-PG to First Responders Join Chef Lidia 11:00 WORLD Independent Lens: Cooked:
8:00 WORLD PBS NewsHour Bastianich on a trip across the country Survival By Zip Code TV-PG
9:00 Unforgotten Season 1 On Master- to visit those serving on the front lines. 11:31 The Songwriters “Jeffrey Steele”
piece “Episode 1” Cassie and Sunny 9:00 WORLD DW The Day Singer-songwriter Jeffrey Steele
confront a skeleton buried in a cellar 9:30 WORLD BBC World News shares the advice that changed his
that turns out to be a 40-year-old songwriting trajectory. TV-G
10:00 BBC World News
murder. TV-PG
10:00 WORLD In Their Own Words:
9:00 WORLD DW The Day Muhammad Ali TV-PG-VL
9:30 WORLD BBC World News
10:30 Amanpour and Company
11:00 WORLD Korla TV-PG
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Pumas: Legends of
the Ice Mountains
Nature
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 7PM Also 2/10 1pm
WORLD 2/7 6pm, 10pm; 2/8 6am
Travel to the mountains of Chile to discover the
secrets of the puma, the area’s biggest and most
elusive predator. Discover how this mountain lion
survives and follow the dramatic fate of a puma
mother and her cubs.
COURTESY OF TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS GMBH &
WILDLIFE FILMS / © NICOLAS LAGOS
A female puma walking through the long frost and
snow-covered grass.
Big Bend: The Wild
Frontier of Texas
Nature
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 7PM
WORLD 2/14 6pm, 10pm; 2/15 6am
Roam the Wild West frontier land of the Rio
Grande’s Big Bend alongside its iconic animals, in-
cluding black bears, rattlesnakes and scorpions.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14 3:00 WORLD America ReFramed: Pahokee 7:00 WORLD Finding Your Roots: The Shirts On
4:00 The Great British Baking Show Their Backs TV-PG
A M E A R LY M O R N I N G
“Masterclass 3” Mary makes chocolate 8:00 All Creatures Great and Small On
MDNT WORLD America ReFramed: Pahokee
and orange tart and the complicated Masterpiece “Episode 6” Defying
12:02 Jamestown
Swedish Princesstarta. TV-PG Siegfried, Tristan coaxes James to try
1:00 Unforgotten Season 1 On Masterpiece:
Episode 1 5:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report a risky procedure to save a stricken
WORLD Independent Lens: Hale County
cow. TV-PG
2:00 “Feb 14: 67th Legislature, Week 7” 4 P. 4
This Morning, This Evening 8:00 WORLD Finding Your Roots: Black Like Me
5:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural
2:30 To Dine for with Kate Sullivan TV-PG
Exchange: Short Films TV-PG
3:00 Secrets of the Six Wives: Beheaded, Died 9:00 The Long Song On Masterpiece
5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend
3:30 WORLD POV Shorts: The Changing Same “Episode 3” Facing labor unrest and
4:00 Finding Your Roots: 6:00 Find It, Fix It, Drive It Henry and financial ruin for the plantation, Rob-
The Shirts on Their Backs Sam rebuild a classic car from the ert’s sanity starts to unravel. TV-PG
4:00 WORLD On Story: A Conversation with golden age of British motor racing —
9:00 WORLD Al Capone: Icon: TV-14
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss a 1930s Wolseley Hornet roadster.
It’s a car that’s very close to Sam’s 10:00 Pilgrimage TV-PG
4:30 WORLD To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
5:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home heart. TV-PG 10:00 WORLD Nature: Big Bend
5:00 WORLD Washington Week 6:00 WORLD Nature: Big Bend 11:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report
5:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 7:00 Miss Scarlet and the Duke On “Feb 14: 67th Legislature, Week 7” 4 P. 4
5:30 WORLD Open Mind Masterpiece Mystery! “Cell 99” Eliza 11:00 WORLD Finding Your Roots: The Shirts
6:00 SEE WEEKEND SCHEDULE, P. 22 stumbles upon a criminal enterprise On Their Backs TV-PG
while searching for the secrets to her
P M A F T E R N O O N / E V E NIN G father’s fate. TV-14
3:00 The Legacy List with
Matt Paxton TV-G14 HD & World Channels
11:30 Articulate with Jim Cotter “Hallow-
een” Goth appears to our dark side;
but even in the shadows, there is light.
H.P Lovecraft’s intergenerational lega-
cy of horror. Humanity’s greatest fear
is not the unknown. It’s the certainty
of our own mortality. TV-PG
MONDAY FEBRUARY 15
AM E ARLY MORNI NG
mdnt A Place to Call Home: Lest We Forget
MDNT WORLD Finding Your Roots: Black Like Me
1:00 Austin City Limits: Allen Toussaint
1:00 WORLD Al Capone: Icon
2:00 MT The Rundown: Capitol Report: Feb
14: 67th Legislature, Week 7
2:00 WORLD Thomas Sowell: Common Sense
in a Senseless World
2:30 MT Evolving Arts: COVID:
The Good and the Bad
3:00 Andrew Wyeth: American Masters
3:00 WORLD AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural
Exchange: Short Films
4:00 Life from Above: Colorful Planet
4:00 WORLD BBC World News
4:30 WORLD Overheard with Evan Smith: Ana
Marie Cox, Political Columnist
5:00 Song of the Mountains
5:00 WORLD Newsroom Tokyo
5:40 WORLD Direct Talk
6:00 SEE DAYTIME SCHEDULE, P. 23
P M E VE NI NG
COURTESY OF SUSAN WRIGHT/NAT GEO 5:30 BBC World News Outside Source
MCU reindeer 6:00 PBS NewsHour
WORLD Beyond Barbados:
Europe’s New Wild 6:00
The Carolina Connection TV-G
9PM WEDNESDAYS 7:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage
Explore the resurgence of iconic wildlife and natural processes across Europe’s Orlando, hr 2” Learn how outstand-
most breathtaking landscapes, from the Arctic Circle to rich river wetlands, from ing Orlando items have held up in
deep forests to rugged mountain peaks. the market, including a $120,000–
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rarest cat in the world, to flourish. frontiers. Through ice and snow, the story with this landmark moment
in history, exploring fundamental
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questions about talent, race, fame,
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numerous other species to thrive, The Danube is the largest preserved
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while just beyond this mountainous wetland on the continent, a sanctuary
region, Gray Wolves are staging an for thousands of species -many are the
astonishing return. last of their kind. Conservationists are
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1:00 Dave Chappelle: The Mark Twain Prize
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Snow and Ice” Natives and conserva-
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extend her visit, and George receives
beginning with the trans-Atlantic
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