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KPBS Schedule At-A-Glance January Programming Schedule Listings are as accurate as possible at press time but are subject to change due to updated programming. For complete up-to-date listings, including overnight programs, visit kpbs.org/tv, or call (619) 594-6983. KPBS Schedule At-A-Glance MONDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 5:00 AM CLASSICAL STRETCH 5:30 AM YOGA Visit Visit www.kpbs.org/tv www.kpbs.org/tv 6:00 AM READY JET GO! for schedule information for schedule information 6:30 AM ARTHUR 7:00 AM MOLLY OF DENALI MOLLY OF DENALI MOLLY OF DENALI 7:30 AM WILD KRATTS WILD KRATTS WILD KRATTS 8:00 AM HERO ELEMENTARY HERO ELEMENTARY HERO ELEMENTARY XAVIER RIDDLE AND THE XAVIER RIDDLE AND THE 8:30 AM XAVIER RIDDLE AND THE SECRET MUSEUM SECRET MUSEUM SECRET MUSEUM 9:00 AM CURIOUS GEORGE CURIOUS GEORGE CURIOUS GEORGE DANIEL TIGER’S DANIEL TIGER’S 9:30 AM DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOOD 10:00 AM DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD WASHINGTON WEEK Visit KPBS NEWS 10:30 AM ELINOR WONDERS WHY SPECIAL REPORT www.kpbs.org/tv 11:00 AM SESAME STREET for schedule information A GROWING PASSION GROWING A 11:30 AM PINKALICIOUS & PETTERIFIC GREENER WORLD 12:00 PM DINOSAUR TRAIN THIS OLD HOUSE 12:30 PM CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG ASK THIS OLD HOUSE FIELD TRIP 1:00 PM SESAME STREET WITH CURTIS STONE 1:30 PM ELINOR WONDERS WHY MILK STREET Visit www.kpbs.org/tv 2:00 PM AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN for schedule information 2:30 PM COOK’S COUNTRY LIFESTYLE 3:00 PM PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE 3:30 PM CROSSING SOUTH KEN KRAMER’S 4:00 PM RICK STEVES EUROPE ABOUT SAN DIEGO PBS NEWSHOUR HISTORIC PLACES 4:30 PM ARTS WITH ELSA SEVILLA PBS NEWSHOUR PBS NEWSHOUR 5:00 PM KPBS EVENING EDITION WEEKEND WEEKEND KPBS NEWS FIRING LINE WITH 5:30 PM NHK NEWSLINE SPECIAL REPORT MARGARET HOOVER 6:00 PM BBC WORLD NEWS Visit 6:30 PM BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA LAWRENCE WELK www.kpbs.org/tv for schedule information 7:00 PM PBS NEWSHOUR KPBS-TV Programming Schedule – January 2021 1 Friday, January 1 Saturday, January 2 7:00PM KPBS PBS NewsHour 6:00PM KPBS Lawrence Welk Show KPBS 2 Finding Your Roots Transportation: Songs about This Land Is My Land: The transportation include “Gotta unexpected family trees of Travel On” and “Walkin’ The Floor.” entertainer Queen Latifah and Ken Delo is the guest. actor Jefrey Wright are revealed. KPBS 2 PBS NewsHour Weekend 8:00 KPBS Washington Week 6:30 KPBS 2 KPBS Roundtable KPBS 2 Articulate with Jim Cotter 7:00 KPBS British Antiques Roadshow Their Way: Jason Robert Brown Nymans 2: Fiona Bruce and the lives and breathes musical theater experts visit the Nymans garden and has won multiple Tony awards. near Crawley. Items brought to 8:30 KPBS KPBS Roundtable the cameras include a Picasso- KPBS 2 Theatre Corner designed ceramic once used as an Wendy Raquel Robinson and Ro ash tray. Boddie: In this episode, Michael KPBS 2 Linda Ronstadt: Live In Taylor sits down with two incredible Hollywood actors, Wendy Raquel Robinson Singer Linda Ronstadt performs (The Steve Harvey Show, The “Blue Bayou” and more big hits in Game) and Ro Boddie. an electrifying 1980 concert. 9:00 KPBS Doc Martin 7:30 KPBS Upstart Crow Better The Devil: Martin’s dreams Beware My Sting: Will’s story of a of the future are turned upside- strong-willed lady humiliated by a down when Louisa returns to man doesn’t go down well with the Portwenn with big news. women in his life. KPBS 2 American Masters 8:00 KPBS Frankie Drake Mysteries Maya Angelou: Journey through Radio Daze: Mary is acting in a the prolifc life of the “I Know Why radio drama, but she realizes the the Caged Bird Sings” author and play is a cover for a heist. activist. 8:30 KPBS 2 Rick Steves’ Europe 10:00 KPBS Death In Paradise Austrian and Italian Alps: A remote Season 8, Episode 1: When a farm, a Tirolean village festival passenger is stabbed on the and a hike in the rugged Dolomite express bus to Honore, Jack and Mountains are featured. his team are bafed. No one left 9:00 KPBS Linda Ronstadt: Live In their seat, so how on earth did they Hollywood commit murder? Singer Linda Ronstadt performs 11:00 KPBS Live at the Belly Up “Blue Bayou” and more big hits in The Styletones & Bushwalla: an electrifying 1980 concert. Experience the raw soul and funk KPBS 2 Vera of The Styletones on this episode Changing Tides: DCI Vera of Live at the Belly Up. Then next Stanhope investigates the death of up, the eclectic sound and vision of a young woman in a suspicious fre Bushwalla. that rips through a coastal KPBS 2 KPBS Evening Edition holiday park. 2 KPBS-TV Programming Schedule – January 2021 10:30 KPBS 2 Upstart Crow exquisite art, vibrant culture and Star Crossed Lovers: Will struggles centuries of history is explored. to fnd inspiration for Romeo and 8:00 KPBS Prince Albert: A Victorian deals with an angry actor and an Hero Revealed annoying guest. New program. The little-known yet 10:30 KPBS Rick Steves’ Europe profound role Prince Albert played Why We Travel: Set in Europe, this in shaping Victorian Britain is episode focuses on the rewards of explored. exploring our world and the joy of KPBS 2 Nature travel. Cold Warriors: Wolves and Bufalo: 11:00 KPBS Professor T Bufalo and wolves engage in epic The Family: New episode. Annelies life and death dramas across the learns her father’s euthanasia Wood Bufalo National Park. request is legally valid and she has 9:00 KPBS Elizabeth Is Missing On been named trustee. MASTERPIECE 12:00AM KPBS ACL Hall of Fame: New Program. A woman The First Six Years desperately tries to solve two Austin City Limits presents a mysteries as she declines ever collection of performances from deeper into dementia. the frst six years of ACL Hall of KPBS 2 NOVA Fame specials. The Impossible Flight: Two intrepid KPBS 2 Place to Stand pilots attempt to construct and fy Jimmy Santiago Baca, a man with the frst solar-powered airplane seemingly no future, became around the world. a great poet, novelist and 11:00 KPBS Queen Elizabeth I’s Battle screenwriter. for Church Music Queen Elizabeth I changed the Sunday, January 3 religious structure leading to the 5:00PM KPBS 2 Suze Orman’s Ultimate introduction of religious music. Retirement Guide KPBS 2 In Money We Trust? The personal fnance expert Financial experts explain what provides essential advice on money is, while also discussing planning for and thriving in infation and fnancial instability. retirement. 6:00 KPBS Father Brown The Devil’s Dust: When a missing 14 year old’s blood-stained pajamas are found, suspects include the family doctor, her mother and a terminally-ill plumber. 7:00 KPBS Frankie Drake Mysteries Ties That Bind: Searching for a missing friend of Mary’s leads Frankie and Trudy to Chinatown - and murder. KPBS 2 Rick Steves Special Rome, Eternally Engaging: The grand metropolis rich with KPBS-TV Programming Schedule – January 2021 3 Credit: Courtesy of PBS AMERICAN PORTRAIT PORTRAIT of PBS AMERICAN Courtesy Credit: PBS American Portrait, Tuesdays at 9 p.m beginning 1/5 Monday, January 4 KPBS 2 Bread Salt and the Graphite Kid 7:00PM KPBS PBS NewsHour An All-American Soapbox Racing KPBS 2 NOVA Wonders Documentary: Small-business Are We Alone?: Discover the next owners in Barrio Logan help inner- generation of telescopes, probes city kids realize their soapbox and robots that are getting us one racing dreams. step closer to answering: Are we 10:00 KPBS Queen Elizabeth I’s Battle alone? for Church Music 8:00 KPBS Antiques Roadshow Queen Elizabeth I changed the American Stories: New Season. religious structure leading to the Celebrate the collective history introduction of religious music. of our country through personal KPBS 2 Live at the Belly Up accounts behind standout The Styletones & Bushwalla: treasures and fnd out which is now Experience the raw soul and funk valued at $165,000-$250,000? of The Styletones on this episode KPBS 2 Ken Kramer’s of Live at the Belly Up. Then next About San Diego up, the eclectic sound and vision of New Year’s Special: We go back to Bushwalla. see what was making New Year’s 11:00 KPBS Independent Lens news in San Diego over the past A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s decades. Cheerleader Problem: Three NFL 8:30 KPBS 2 A Growing Passion cheerleaders take a stand against Flowers and Floats - The Rose the male-dominated sports league Parade: Follow a group of Cal for better pay. Poly college students who KPBS 2 KPBS Evening Edition together design, build, and drive the Universities’ 68th annual contribution to the foat fotilla. 9:00 KPBS Antiques Roadshow Harrisburg, Hour Two: Interesting fnds including a Charles “Heinie” Wagner Red Sox archive and a Carl Schweninger oil. 4 KPBS-TV Programming Schedule – January 2021 Tuesday, January 5 Wednesday, January 6 7:00PM KPBS PBS NewsHour 7:00PM KPBS PBS NewsHour KPBS 2 Frankie Drake Mysteries KPBS 2 Death In Paradise The Pilot Episode: A day of turns Season 8, Episode 5: A shadow into a day at the ofce for Frankie is cast over a small fshing village Drake and Trudy, the city’s only when their festival queen is female detectives, when the son of murdered in bafing circumstances.
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