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Eight Days a Week: the Touring Years a Ron Howard Film Sat NOV. 2017 Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years A Ron Howard Film Sat. Nov. 25 • 8pm on WKAR HD MARATHON! Doc Martin Season 6 Sat. Nov. 4, 1pm-10pm In case you missed it -- or just want to see it all again -- settle in for the day with Season 6 of the international hit series starring Martin Clunes as Dr. Martin Ellingham, the G.P. with a lacking bedside manner and a crippling phobia of blood. Your binge viewing starts with Portwenn buzzing over arrangements for the wedding of the Doc and Louisa. POV Almost Sunrise Mon. Nov. 13, 10pm In an attempt to put haunting combat experiences behind them, two friends embark on an epic 2,700-mile trek on foot across America, seeking redemption and healing as a way to close the moral chasm opened by war. Almost Sunrise is an intimate, vérité film that eschews stereotypes and instead captures an unprecedented portrait of veterans — one of hope, potential and untold possibilities. WHAT'S ON TV THE BEATLES! Eight Days a Week -- The Touring Years Sgt. Pepper's Musical Revolution Sat. Nov. 25 8pm & 10:30pm Explore the history of the Fab Four from their early days in Liverpool to their last concert in San Francisco in 1966. The film, by Oscar-winner Ron Howard, reveals how the foursome united to become a global phenomenon. At 10:30pm, Sgt. Pepper’s Musical Revolution continues the story beyond the touring years, during the months the band spent creating Sgt. 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