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FEBRUARY 2016 LOOK NO FURTHER: DRAMA NJTV IS YOUR HOME FOR During the past five seasons of Downton Abbey, we’ve seen the tides of history sweep from the sinking of the Titanic and World War I to the jazz-hot beginnings of the Roaring Twenties. We’ve seen Matthew Crawley melt Lady Mary’s heart. And thanks to the fabulously quotable Dowager Countess, we’re still pondering, “What is a week-end?” The sixth and final season of the popular Masterpiece series opens in 1925. Women’s rights have given Lady Mary and Lady Edith new positions of responsibility: Mary runs the COURTESY OF NICK BRIGGS estate, and Edith manages the magazine she inherited from Michael Gregson. Tom has left for Boston, and newlyweds Lady Rose and Atticus are trying their luck in Jazz Age New York. Anna faces a murder charge, and big doubts hang over the servants’ jobs. Will great houses and the fortunes that support them soon be gone? One thing is certain: NJTV will continue to be your DOWNTON ABBEY SEASON 6 home for great drama. PREMIERES WEDNESDAY, On February 2, we’re pleased to premiere Mercy FEBRUARY 3 AT 9PM Street, a new six-part series following the lives of doctors, nurses, contraband laborers, and MERCY STREET ANTONY PLATT Southern loyalists in Union-occupied Alexandria, AIRS TUESDAYS AT 10PM Virginia, and the Mansion House Hospital in the early years of the Civil War. Filmed on BEGINNING FEBRUARY 2 location in Virginia, the series is the first American drama to air on public television in more than a decade. Learn more at pbs.org/masterpiece/ downtonabbey The cast includes Mary Elizabeth Winstead (The Returned), Josh Radnor (How I Met Learn more at pbs.org/mercy-street Your Mother), Gary Cole (Veep), and Peter Gerety (Prime Suspect), as well as Broadway Preview more Masterpiece videos online at watch.njtvonline.org favorites Norbert Leo Butz (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), Cherry Jones (Doubt), and Donna Murphy (Passion). ANTONY PLATT STAY RESOLUTION-STRONG We’re one month into the New Year – how are those resolutions holding up? NJTV can help you achieve them in the year to come with programs that will make you more health- and financial-conscious. On the Psychiatrists Couch with Daniel Amen, MD (11am, right); The Pain Prescription with Dr. Mitchell Yass (5pm); 30 Days to a Younger Heart with Dr. Steven Masley, MD (6:30pm) describes how to reverse the onset of aging and disease, as well as how to make yourself feel more focused and motivated in everyday life. Suze Orman’s advice still rings true in SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 BEGINNING AT 11AM her Financial Solutions for You special (1pm), which offers real information on how to manage money and create an economically secure future. Learn more at njtvonline.org 1 NJTV FEBRUARY 2016 SCHEDULE PLEASE NOTE: All airdates are subject to change. For the most current listings, visit NJTV’s schedule page at NJTVonline.org/schedule/. For questions about the NJTV network and programming, call the toll free number at 800.882.6622 or the local number at 609.777.0031. MONDAY FEBRUARY 1 1:30pm Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! 8:00am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood You Should Be Dancing/Batty for Bats Time for Daniel/ There’s Time for Daniel and Baby Too 12:00am 50 Years with Peter, Paul and Mary 2:00pm Arthur Show Off/Dog’s Best Friend 8:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 2:00am Easy Yoga for Easing Pain 2:30pm Arthur D.W. On Ice/Spoiled Rotten! 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Artlantic, Puccini at the Guinness Collection 5:00pm Bob the Builder Competition Time Adventure Camp: Zip Lining/ and the Banjo Summit NEXT ON NATURE 5:30pm MetroFocus Adventure Camp: Canyon Hiking 6:00am Tavis Smiley 10:00am Peg + Cat The Messy Room Problem/ Natural Born Hustlers 6:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 6:30am New Jersey Capitol Report with The Golden Pyramid Problem Three-Part Series Airs Mondays, 6:30pm BBC World News America Steve Adubato & Rafael Pi Roman 10:30am Super Why! Cinderella February 1, 8 & 15 at 8pm Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto; 7:00pm One-on-One With Steve Adubato 11:00am Sesame Street Cowmonster Pair Assemblyman Jon Bramnick 7:30pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 11:30am Barney & Friends Moose: Life of a Twig Eater 7:00am Nature Cat Ants Revolution/Tide Pool Tough 8:00pm Nature Big Brother Rusty: China Premieres Monday, 7:30am Curious George Up A Tree/ Natural Born Hustlers: Staying Alive 12:00pm Bob the Builder Rain Or Shine February 29 at 8pm Curious George and the Trash 9:00pm NOVA Life’s Rocky Start 12:30pm Thomas & Friends Finders Keepers 8:00am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 10:00pm NJDocs The Work of Frank Weiss The Tiger Family Grows/ 1:00pm Thomas & Friends Learn more at pbs.org/nature 11:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams Watch more Nature online at Daniel Learns About Being A Big Brother Kindness with Friends 11:30pm One-on-One With Steve Adubato watch.njtvonline.org 8:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 1:30pm Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! The Baby Is Here The Lost Egg/Hold On Tight TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2 9:00am Dinosaur Train 2:00pm Arthur Adventures In Budylon/ Ladonna Compson: Party Animal Dinosaur Train Submarine: Maisie Mosasaurus/ 11:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams Date Night 12:00am Charlie Rose 2:30pm Arthur Big Brother Binky, Parts I & II 11:30pm Due Process 9:30am Dinosaur Train 1:00am Tavis Smiley 3:00pm Wild Kratts Ground Hog Wake Up Call Dinosaur Train Submarine: A Sea Turtle Tale/ 1:30am Nightly Business Report 3:30pm Wild Kratts Polar Bears Don’t Dance WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 3 Rocket Train 2:00am Antiques Roadshow 4:00pm Cyberchase A Recipe for Chaos 10:00am Peg + Cat The Chicken Problem/ Pittsburgh, PA — Hour Two The Space Creature Problem/ 4:30pm Odd Squad Oscar of All Trades/ 12:00am Charlie Rose 3:00am Front and Center Counting Crows The The Messy Room Problem/ Swamps ‘n’ Gators 1:00am Tavis Smiley The Golden Pyramid Problem 4:00am Globe Trekker Myanmar 5:00pm Bob the Builder Rain Or Shine 1:30am Nightly Business Report 10:30am Super Why! Super Puppy Saves The Day 5:00am Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser 5:30pm MetroFocus 2:00am Nature Ireland’s Inis Meain 11:00am Sesame Street Tribute to Number 7 6:00pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams Natural Born Hustlers: Staying Alive 5:30am Caucus: New Jersey 11:30am Barney & Friends 6:30pm BBC World News America 3:00am NOVA Life’s Rocky Start Bienvenido, Barney: Mexico 6:00am Tavis Smiley 7:00pm One-on-One With Steve Adubato 4:00am NJDocs The Work of Frank Weiss 12:00pm Bob the Builder Competition Time 6:30am NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 7:30pm NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 5:00am Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser 12:30pm Thomas & Friends 7:00am Nature Cat Hooray, It’s Arbor Day/ The Greek Island of Hydra 8:00pm Doc Martin Rescue Me Kindness with Friends Goodnight, Gracie 5:30am Well Read Jon Meacham, Destiny & Power 9:00pm Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries 1:00pm Thomas & Friends 7:30am Curious George School of Dance/ Death at Victoria Dock 6:00am Tavis Smiley Exciting Friends Curious George Sounds Off 10:00pm Mercy Street The New Nurse 6:30am NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams 2 7:00am Nature Cat 12:30pm Thomas & Friends Happy Engines 8:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood A Storm in the Neighborhood/ 7:30am Curious George 1:00pm Thomas & Friends Learning Together After The Neighborhood Storm Auctioneer George/Sock Monkey Opera 1:30pm Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! 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