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June 2019 Sat JUNE 2019 SAT. 1 SUN. 2 DENZEL WASHINGTON SPECIAL FEATURE 6:00 am Anna Karenina (2012) [J] 6:00 am Beverly Hills [J] (Marathon broadcast from 2:00 pm on 6/15 (Sat) / consecutive 8:25 In Focus* Chihuahua [J] broadcast from 6/24 (Mon) through 6/27 (Thu) evenings, total of 4 films) 8:30 Murder on The Orient 7:40 In Focus* The TV premiere of the latest film from superstar Best Express (2017) [J][Sub] 7:45 Thor: Ragnarok Actor and Supporting Actor Academy Award winner Denzel 10:30 The Commuter [J] [J][Sub] Washington, as a former top CIA agent in The Equalizer 2. 12:30 pm Gold [J] 10:00 Paddington [J] The Equalizer 2 [PG12] (TV premiere) (6/15, 25) 2:40 In Focus* 11:45 The Golden The crime action showdown between two 2:45 Logan Lucky [J] Compass [J] mercenary “equalizers” in a battle of good vs. evil. 5:00 Rush [J][PG12] 1:45 pm Gambit (2012) [J] Flight [PG12] (6/15, 27) Thriller following the suspicions directed toward 7:15 Getaway [J] 3:20 Big Eyes [J] a captain who succeeded in a miraculous 9:00 Sleepless (2017) 5:10 Flightplan [J] landing, and the shocking truth of the events. [J][PG12] 7:00 Non-Stop [J] The Equalizer [Sub][PG12] (6/15, 24) 10:55 In Focus* 9:00 Flight [J][PG12] Hard-boiled action story of a former CIA agent 11:00 Alien: Covenant 11:45 Colossal [J] who eliminates villains the police can't touch. [J][Sub][R15+] 1:45 am The Godfather [J] © 2018 Twentieth Century Fox Film © 2018 Twentieth Corporation. All rights reserved. © 2018 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Roman J. Israel, Esq. (6/15, 26) 1:30 am Freddy vs. Jason [Sub] The Predator [J][R15+] (6/21) The Equalizer 2 [J][PG12] (6/15, 20, 25) Socially-conscious drama centered on civil [J][PG-12] 5:00 The French rights attorney Roman, who uncovers issues 3:30 The Core [J] Connection [J] when searching through papers at his law firm. MON. 3 TUE. 4 WED. 5 THU. 6 FRI. 7 SAT. 8 SUN. 9 7:10 am Red Sparrow [J] 7:30 am Cowboys & Aliens [J] 6:00 am Commando (1985) [J] 6:00 am After Earth [J] 6:30 am The Darjeeling Limited [J] 7:00 am Mission: Impossible 6:00 am Freddy vs. Jason [Sub][R15+] 9:50 Ocean’s Twelve [J] 7:45 Elysium [J][Sub][PG12] 8:00 Sleepy Hollow [J][PG-12] 8:15 The Invasion [J] [J][Sub] [J][PG-12] 10:00 Ocean’s Eleven 12:00 pm True Detective® 3 #1 9:45 Ocean’s Thirteen [J] 10:00 Ocean’s 8 [J] 10:00 Where The Wild 9:00 Mission: Impossible II 7:45 The Poseidon (2001) [J] [B][PG12] 12:00 pm 12 Monkeys 12:00 pm Fargo3 #6 [B] Things Are [J] [J][Sub] Adventure [J] 12:00 pm The Deuce #5 [B] 1:15 Call Me by Your Season 4 #10 [B] [PG12] 12:00 pm Game of Thrones® #3 11:15 Mission: Impossible III 10:00 Paddington 2 [J] [R15+] Name [J][PG12] 1:00 Flight [J][PG12] 1:00 Sleepless (2017) [B][PG12] [J] 11:50 The Hitchhiker’s 1:15 The Maze Runner 3:45 Farewell, My 3:30 Milk Money (1994) [J] [J][PG12] 1:15 Game of Thrones® #4 1:30 pm Mission: Impossible - Guide to the Galaxy [J] [J][Sub] Queen [J][PG12] 5:40 Tootsie [J] 3:00 Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang [J] [B][R15+] Ghost Protocol [J][Sub] 1:50 pm Salmon Fishing in 3:15 Maze Runner: The 5:30 Moulin Rouge! [J] 7:55 In Focus* 5:00 What Women Want [J] 2:45 Machete Kills [J][R15+] 3:50 Mission: Impossible - The Yemen [J] Scorch Trials [J][Sub] 7:55 In Focus* 8:00 Dunkirk [J][Sub] 7:30 Life of Pi [J][Sub] 5:00 Love in The Afternoon [J] Rogue Nation [J][Sub] 3:45 Monsters Vs. Aliens [J] 5:30 Maze Runner: The 8:00 The Greatest 10:00 Fargo3 #6 [B] 10:00 Game of Thrones® #3 7:45 Battle of The Sexes [J] 6:05 In Focus* 5:30 Men In Black [J] Death Cure [J][Sub] Showman [J][Sub] [PG12] [B][PG12] 10:00 The Deuce #6 [B][R15+] 6:15 Mission: Impossible - 7:15 Men In Black II [J] 8:00 The Great Wall [J][Sub] 10:00 12 Monkeys 11:00 Geostorm [J][Sub] 11:15 Game of Thrones® #4 11:15 Little Miss Sunshine Fallout [J] 9:00 Meet Joe Black [J] 10:00 True Detective® 3 #1 Season 4 #10 [B] 1:15 am Always [J] [B][R15+] [J][PG-12] 9:00 Legend of the [Sub] [B][PG12]* 11:00 The Lovers [J][R15+] 3:45 The Mummy [3D][J] 0:30 am Trainwreck [J][R15+] 1:15 am Jigsaw [J][R15+] Demon Cat [J] 0:30 am The Shape of Water 11:15 Child 44 [J][PG12] 0:45 am The Godfather Part III 2:45 The Boss [J][PG12] 3:00 Twisted (2004) [J][PG-12] 11:30 The Grey [J][PG12] [J][Sub][R15+] 1:45 am The Godfather Part II [J][Sub] 4:45 In Focus* 4:45 The Constant 1:45 am Let the Right One In 3:00 off-the-air for maintenance [J][Sub][PG12] 3:45 My Sister’s Keeper [J] 4:50 The Boss Baby [J][Sub] Gardener [J] [J][PG12] 5:15 Roman Holiday [J] 3:45 Orphan [J][R15+] 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 7:00 am The United States of Leland [J] 6:00 am Professor Marston & The 6:00 am Jigsaw [J][R15+] 7:00 am The Core [J] 7:00 am Always [J] 6:00 am Nights in 7:45 am The Poseidon 8:55 In Focus* Wonder Women [J][R15+] 7:45 Breakfast at 9:30 Battleship [J][Sub] 9:30 Moulin Rouge! [J] Rodanthe [J] Adventure [J] 9:00 Blade Runner 2049 7:55 In Focus* Tiffany’s [J] 12:00 pm Fargo3 #7 [B] 12:00 pm Game of Thrones® #5 8:00 Song One [J] 10:00 After Earth [J] [J][Sub][PG12] 8:00 Jumanji: Welcome 10:10 In Focus* 1:00 Legend of the [B][R15+] 9:40 In Focus* 11:50 Kramer vs. 12:00 pm The Deuce #6 [B][R15+] to the Jungle [J][Sub] 10:15 The Boss Baby [J][Sub] Demon Cat [J] 1:15 Game of Thrones® #6 9:45 Ocean’s 8 [J] Kramer [J] 1:15 The Burning Plain 10:15 Proud Mary [J][PG12] 12:00 pm 12 Monkeys Season 4 #11 3:30 The Great Wall [J][Sub] [B][R15+] 11:45 Colossal [J] 1:40 pm Mrs. Doubtfire [J] [J][PG12] 12:00 pm True Detective® 3 #2 [B][PG12] 5:30 Artificial 2:30 Life of Pi [J][Sub] 2:00 pm Roman [Sub] 3:15 Geostorm [J][Sub] [B][PG12] 1:00 Meet Joe Black [J] Intelligence: A.I. [J] 4:45 Madagascar [J] J.Israel,Esq. [J] 3:50 Commando (1985) [J] 5:15 Sabrina [J][Sub] 1:15 Little Miss Sunshine [Sub] 8:15 Men In Black [J] 6:30 The Iron Giant [J] 4:15 Flight [J][PG12] 5:30 Sleepless (2017) 7:30 War for the Planet [J][PG-12] 4:10 The Darjeeling Limited [J] 10:00 Game of Thrones® #5 8:15 Men In Black II [J] 6:45 The Equalizer [J] [J][PG12] of the Apes [J][Sub] 3:15 The Duchess [J] 6:00 Ferdinand [J] [B][R15+] 10:00 The Deuce #7 [B] [Sub][PG12] 7:10 The Commuter [J] 10:00 True Detective® 3 #2 5:30 Anna Karenina (2012) [J] 8:00 Billy Elliot [J] 11:15 Game of Thrones® #6 [R15+] 9:00 The Equalizer 2 [J][PG12] 9:00 Timeline (2003) [J] [B][PG12] 8:00 Draft Day [J] 10:00 Fargo3 #7 [B] [B][R15+] 11:15 The Iron Lady [J] 11:15 Sliver [J][R15+] 11:00 Black Panther [J] 11:15 Sideways [J][R-15] 10:00 12 Monkeys Season 4 #11 10:55 In Focus* 0:25 am In Focus* 1:15 am Diana (2013) [J] 1:15 am Underworld (2003) 1:20 am Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang [J] 1:30 am Goodbye Christopher [B][PG12] 11:00 Murder on The Orient 0:30 Logan Lucky [J] 3:30 What Women Want [J] [J][PG-12] 3:10 The Adjustment Robin [J][Sub] 11:00 By Way of Helena [J][PG12] Express (2017) [J][Sub] 2:45 Rush [J][PG12] 3:30 Professor Marston & The Bureau [J] 3:30 Fifty Shades Darker 1:00 am Oblivion (2013) [J][Sub] 1:00 am Sleepy Hollow [J][PG-12] 5:00 Sing [J][Sub] Wonder Women [J][R15+] 5:00 Flatliners (1990) [J] [J][Sub][R15+] 3:30 The Birth of a Nation 3:00 Puss In Boots [J][Sub] 5:45 Shark Tale [J] (2016) [J][PG12] 4:45 Awakenings [J] 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 7:15 am Flatliners (2017) [J][Sub] 7:00 am Child 44 [J][PG12] 6:00 am Goodbye Christopher 6:00 am Monsters Vs. Aliens [J] 7:15 am Hidden Figures [J] 6:30 am Madagascar [J] 6:10 am Hotel Transylvania 3: 9:25 In Focus* 9:30 Manchester By Robin [J][Sub] 7:45 The Mask (1994) [J][Sub] [Sub] 8:15 Ferdinand [J] Summer Vacation [J] 9:30 Justice League [J][Sub] The Sea [J][Sub] 8:00 Let the Right One In 9:45 The Grey [J][PG12] 9:45 Unknown [J] 10:15 Hugo [J][Sub] 8:00 The Poseidon 12:00 pm The Deuce #7 [B] 12:00 pm True Detective® 3 #3 [J][PG12] 12:00 pm Fargo3 #8 [B][R15+] 12:00 pm Game of Thrones® #7 12:30 pm Jumanji (1995) [J] Adventure [J] [R15+] [B][PG12] 10:00 Gifted [J][Sub] 1:15 The Equalizer 2 [J][PG12] [B][R15+] [Sub] 10:00 Billy Elliot [J] 1:15 Tootsie [J] 1:15 Dream House 12:00 pm From the Earth to 3:30 Twisted (2004) [J][PG-12] 1:15 Game of Thrones® #8 2:20 Zathura [J][Sub] 12:15 pm Battle of The Sexes [J] 3:30 The Mask (1994) [J][Sub] (2011) [J] the Moon #1 [B] 5:15 War for the Planet [B][R15+] 4:05 In Focus* 2:30 Draft Day [J] 5:30 Ready Player One 3:00 Cowboys & Aliens [J] 1:15 Timeline (2003) [J] of the Apes [J][Sub] 2:30 Sideways [J][R-15] 4:10 Jumanji: Welcome 4:45 Moulin Rouge! [J] [J][Sub] 5:30 The Iron Lady [J] 3:30 Underworld (2003) 8:00 The Mummy [J][Sub] 4:45 Shark Tale [J] to the Jungle [J][Sub] 7:15 Song One [J] 8:00 Sing [J][Sub] 7:30 Hidden Figures [J] [J][PG-12] 10:00 Game of Thrones® #7 6:20 Beverly Hills 6:30 Battleship [J][Sub] 9:00 The Matrix [J] 10:00 True Detective® 3 #3 [Sub] 5:45 Oblivion (2013) [J][Sub] [B][R15+] Chihuahua [J] 8:55 In Focus* 11:30 Ready Player One [B][PG12] 10:00 From the Earth to 8:00 Big Eyes [J] 11:15 Game of Thrones® #8 8:00 My Blind Date 9:00 The Meg [J] [J][Sub] 11:15 Mission: Impossible the Moon #1 [B] 10:00 Fargo3 #8 [B][R15+] [B][R15+] with Life [J][PG12] 11:00 In Focus* 2:15 am Artificial [J][Sub] 11:15 Mission: Impossible II 11:15 Mission: Impossible III 0:30 am Mission: Impossible - 10:00 The Deuce #8 [B][R15+] 11:10 Mission: Impossible - Intelligence: A.I.
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