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Programming Guide JANUARY 2018 Programming Guide Victoria P. 4 NOVA: Black Hole ViewFinder: Apocalypse P. 5 Forever Young P. 6 The Travel Guys Making you a SMARTER TRAVELER! Every Sunday 3-4pm Radio Show KFBK, 1530, 93.1FM Tom Romano and Mark Hoffmann Brought to you by: LLC 916-361-2051 • 800-951-5556 • 9812 Old Winery Place, Suite 1 www.sportsleisure.com • Since 1979 • CA Sellers of Travel #2011549-40 Call for your FREE Trial Travel Club Membership THE GALLERY Miles Hermann Dec 4, 2017 – Feb 2, 2018 Born in Los Angeles and educated in Sacramento, Miles Hermann studied painting, printmaking, and photography. His work has been exhibited since 1986, and has won awards from the California State Fair. VIEWING HOURS: MON–FRI, 9AM–5PM PRESENTED BY Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP kvie.org/gallery 2 JANUARY 2018 Volume 42 · Issue 01 | January 2018 American Experience: Into the Amazon January 9 at 9PM P. 5 Independent Lens: President & General Manager: David Lowe OnSix Production: Sara Yeffa, Lindsey Fiore, I Am Not Your Negro January 15 at 9PM Chris Jacobs P. 15 KVIE Board of Directors Board Chair: Frank Myers Queen Elizabeth's Board Vice Chair: Laura Lewis Secret Agents Board Secretary: Roy Brewer January 28 at 10PM Sonbol Aliabadi Dr. Frederika Harmsen P. 5 Russell J. Austin Rick Heron James Beckwith Paul Hersek Jonathan Breslau, MD Nancy Miller Martin Camsey Michelle Odell Viva Ettin, MD Cyril Shah President’s Hedy Govenar Erica Taylor Ben Gumpert MESSAGE Our volunteer board of directors is composed The new year brings all-new court intrigue, period of community and business leaders with a costumes, music, science, history, a new local passion for public television. Please visit documentary, and more. In the new season of kvie.org/about-us/kvie-management for a list Victoria on MASTERPIECE, the queen is now a mother of more leadership volunteers. and eager to return to the throne. You have a front CONTACT KVIE row seat as we ring in the new year with a concert MON.–FRI. 9AM–5PM: 916-929-5843 Toll Free: 800-347-5843 from the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra on Great Payment Update: 800-648-1292 Performances. Tune in for NOVA episodes about black Vehicle Donation: 877-KVIE-CAR holes and solar-powered airplanes. Also new is an E-mail: [email protected] Independent Lens coinciding with Martin Luther King, Website: kvie.org Jr. Day, and ViewFinder: Forever Young – Shop: shopkvie.org focusing on the challenges facing baby boomers. CHANNEL DESIGNATIONS KVIE HD | KVIE2 | KVIE WORLD | KVIE PBS KIDS Stay tuned! Please visit kvie.org/schedule to see complete listings and program information. Channel designations vary by provider. Please check with your cable or satellite provider for David Lowe an up-to-date channel lineup, or refer to your KVIE President and General Manager television's on-screen guide. POSTMASTER send address changes to: OnSix, 2030 West El Camino Avenue Sacramento, CA 95833 Non-Profit postage paid at Sacramento, CA. Viewer Feedback OnSix published monthly by KVIE, Inc., a California non-profit corporation, 2030 West “How do I access KVIE Passport?” El Camino Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95833- - Jim G. in Davis 2926, mailed to current members. A KVIE membership of $35 ($25 for seniors) or more KVIE Passport is a benefit of membership for KVIE includes a $3 subscription to OnSix. Sustainers or annual members of $60 or more. If we Privacy Rights Statement: We care about have your email address on file, we will send you an your privacy. From time to time KVIE shares activation token with instructions to log in to KVIE lists with other non-profits. When we do, Passport. It is important to note that we need your we share only name and address. We offer email address, preferably your personal email address, you the ability to opt out. You will find this not a work email address. ability on communications, or you may indicate your preference via email or written Have a question or comment for KVIE? request. See above for contact information. Send an email to [email protected] and include Printing supported by: the city where you live. River City Printers, LLC. | rcprint.net KVIE PUBLIC TELEVISION 3 Primetime Features Victoria on MASTERPIECE on The Fire in the Sky (1/20 9PM). Father Drama & MASTERPIECE Brown’s nemesis Flambeau is accused of Victoria on MASTERPIECE murder but is himself a target in The Penitent Albert finds a noble cause in The Queen’s Man (1/27 9PM). Husband (1/7 8PM). Victoria chooses a royal Home Fires on MASTERPIECE regent in Engine of Change (1/7 9PM). The Stan’s behavior on the farm stirs concern (1/6 season one conclusion finds Victoria’s life at 8PM). The Brindsleys make a shocking discovery risk in Young England (1/14 8PM). Victoria is (1/13 8PM). Alison reveals the truth behind the eager to return to the throne after becoming parachute accidents (1/20 8PM). One more a mother in the season two premiere in A twist of fate rattles Great Paxford in the series Soldier’s Daughter/The Green-Eyed Monster finale(1/27 8PM). (1/14 9PM). Discontent grows in the country and Albert discovers a terrible family secret Music & Performances in Warp and Weft/The Sins of the Father (1/21 9PM). The queen travels to France to try her Austin City Limits hand in foreign relations in Entente Cordiale Enjoy an hour of unconventional rock and grunge in Father John Misty/The Black Angels (1/28 9PM). (1/6 11PM). Savor standout Americana in Can’t wait for Sunday to watch the newest Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit/Amanda Shires episode? Binge the entire second season starting January 14 with KVIE Passport! (1/13 11PM). Survey a decades-long jazz career Visit kvie.org/passport to get started. in Herbie Hancock (1/20 11PM). Groove to a Doc Martin full hour of hip-hop legends Run the Jewels Martin and Louisa’s baby is kidnapped in (1/27 11PM). Ever After (1/4 9PM). Dr. Ellingham and Ms. Great Performances: From Vienna – Glasson arrive at the altar in Sickness and The New Year’s Celebration 2018 Health (1/11 9PM). Martin and Louisa host a Ring in the new year with the Vienna disastrous dinner party in Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (1/18 9PM). Bert battles Louisa Philharmonic Orchestra, accompanied by the after an unfavorable restaurant review in The Vienna City Ballet’s dancers, in a festive concert Tameness of a Wolf (1/25 9PM). hosted by Downton Abbey’s Hugh Bonneville (1/1 9PM). Endeavour on MASTERPIECE Morse probes the secret vices of socialites in Human Nature: Jukebox in Concert Ride (1/5 9PM). The detective races against from the Venetian the clock to save a kidnapped girl in Arcadia Australian vocal group Human Nature grooves to (1/12 9PM). A Dutch au pair goes missing, ‘50s and ‘60s pop music standards (1/4 10PM). sending Morse to the countryside in Prey (1/19 et Mock’s family relevance to black history (10/24 Pavlo Live in Kastoria 9PM). Thursday’s ethical limits are tested Enjoy a spectacular performance of Greek when a botched bank robbery imperils his acoustic guitar from the scenic mountains of daughter in Coda (1/26 9PM). Greece (1/25 10PM). Father Brown The fiery death of a curmudgeonly landlady Tony Bennett: The Library of Congress sparks an investigation in The Theatre of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song Invisible (1/6 9PM). Father Brown’s house Luminaries including Stevie Wonder, Gloria guest winds up dead as the county fair comes Estefan, and Michael Bublé pay tribute to to Kembleford in The Tanganyika Green (1/13 American treasure Tony Bennett at DAR 9PM). A mysterious series of seemingly Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. extraterrestrial events culminates in murder (1/12 10:30PM). 4 JANUARY 2018 Primetime Features Nature: Arctic Wolf Pack American Experience: Into the Amazon Science & Nature FRONTLINE Abacus - Small Enough to Jail chronicles Nature one family-owned bank's fight to clear its Snow Monkeys follows the complex society of name against mortgage fraud charges Japanese snow monkeys (1/3 8PM). Yosemite (1/2 10PM). Rape on the Night Shift explores changing climates in the national investigates allegations of sexual abuse in park (1/10 8PM). Arctic Wolf Pack follows service industries (1/16 10PM). Exodus – The white wolves on Canada’s Ellesmere Island as Journey Continues follows refugees and they face ice and snow to feed their cubs (1/17 immigrants caught in Europe’s tightened 8PM). Animal Misfits reveals surprising details borders in the past two years (1/23 9PM). about how animals adapt to their environments North Korea’s Deadly Dictator explores Kim (1/24 8PM). Animals with Cameras, Part I shares an unprecedented view when animals Jong-un’s connection to his half-brother’s become the cinematographers, allowing us to assassination (1/30 10PM). witness their secret lives (1/31 8PM). Independent Lens The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin meets NOVA Invisible Universe Revealed celebrates how the the charismatic author of Tales of the City Hubble Space Telescope revolutionized space (1/5 10:30PM). I Am Not Your Negro recounts exploration (1/3 9PM). Chasing Pluto captures writer James Baldwin’s personal narrative detailed images of the solar system’s icy edge of the lives and assassinations of civil rights (1/3 10PM). Black Hole Apocalypse hunts for leaders (1/15 9PM). The Force goes inside the clues about the cosmic phenomenon (1/10 Oakland Police Department as it struggles with 9PM).
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