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Programming Schedule Full Schedules and Additional Program Information at Kcostv.Org Weeknights Primetime Questions Or Concerns: Kcostv@Gmail.Com Or 915-590-1313 Programming Schedule Full schedules and additional program information at kcostv.org Weeknights Primetime Questions or concerns: [email protected] or 915-590-1313 CHANNEL LINEUP Friday 1/01 Dish 6:30pm Great Performacnes: Time Regular AT&T Network Warner Comcast From Vienna: TV U-Verse & Direct Cable The New Years TV Celebration 2016 KCOS 8:00pm Sherlock on 13 12 13 13 6 & 202 TV Masterpiece: The Abominable Bride KCOS 13.1 1221 1013 13HD HDTV 9:30pm Salute to Downton Abbey KCOS 13.3 1268 387 10:00pm Charlie Rose CREATE 11:00pm Tavis Smiley Monday 1/04 Tuesday 1/05 Wednesday 1/06 Thursday 1/07 Friday 1/08 7:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 7:00pm Finding Your Roots: 7:00pm Nature: Animal 7:00pm The This Old House 7:00pm Washington Week Spokane The Stories We Tell Odd Couples Hour with Gwen Ifill 8:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 8:00pm Frontline: 8:00pm Nova: Secret Tunnel 8:00pm PBS Previews: The 7:30pm Mclaughlin Group Pittsburgh Netanyahu at War Warfare Best of PBS Indies 8:00pm In Performance at 9:00pm Independent Lens: 10:00pm Charlie Rose 9:00pm Particle Fever 8:30pm Mustang - Journey the White House Chuck Norris Vs of Transformation 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 9:00pm First You Dream: Communism 9:00pm Antiques Roadshow: The Music of 10:00pm Charlie Rose Spokane Kander & Ebb 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 10:00pm Charlie Rose 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley Monday 1/11 Tuesday 1/12 Wednesday 1/13 Thursday 1/14 Friday 1/15 7:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 7:00pm PBS Newshour: 7:00pm Nature: Natural 7:00pm The This Old 7:00pm Washington Week Spokane State of the Union Born Hustlers: House Hour with Gwen Ifill Staying Alive 8:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 9:00pm Finding Your Roots: 8:00pm Few Great Bakeries 7:30pm Mclaughlin Group Pittsburgh, Pa The Irish Factor 8:00pm NOVA: 9:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 8:00pm Willie Nelson: The Life’s Rocky Start 9:00pm Independent Lens: 10:00pm Charlie Rose Spokane Library of Congress Autism In Love 9:00pm Earth’s Natural Gershwin Prize 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 10:00pm Charlie Rose Wonders: Extreme 10:30pm PBS Previews: The 9:30pm PBS Previews: The Wonders 11:00pm Tavis Smiley Best of PBS Indies Best of PBS Indies 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley Monday 1/18 Tuesday 1/19 Wednesday 1/20 Thursday 1/21 Friday 1/22 7:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 7:00pm Finding Your Roots: In 7:00pm Nature: Natural 7:00pm The This Old 7:00pm Washington Week Spokane Search of Freedom Born Hustlers: The House Hour with Gwen Ifill Hunger Hustle 8:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 8:00pm Bonnie & Clyde: 8:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 7:30pm Mclaughlin Group El Paso, Tx American Experience 8:00pm NOVA: Mystery Spokane 8:00pm Great Performances Beneath The Ice 9:00pm Independent Lens: 9:00pm Frontline: 9:00pm Mercy Street: The at the Met: Little White Lie Supplements and 9:00pm Earth’s Natural New Nurse Il Trovatore Safety Wonders: Wonders 10:00pm Charlie Rose 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley of Water 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley Monday 1/25 Tuesday 1/26 Wednesday 1/27 Thursday 1/28 Friday 1/29 7:00pm Antiques Roadshow: 7:00pm Finding Your Roots: 7:00pm Nature: Natural 7:00pm The El Paso Physician 7:00pm Washington Week Little Rock Tragedy + Time = Born Hustlers: Sex, with Gwen Ifill 8:00pm Antiques Roadshow: Comedy Lies & Dirty Tricks 8:00pm Antiques Roadshow: Little Rock, Hour 7:30pm Mclaughlin Group El Paso, Tx 8:00pm Mine Wars: 8:00pm NOVA: Himalayan One 8:00pm Mike Nichols: American Experience Megaquake 9:00pm Independent Lens: 9:00pm Mercy Street: American Masters No Mas Bebes 10:00pm Charlie Rose 9:00pm Earth’s Natural The Haversack 9:00pm Mary Tyler Moore: (No More Babies) Wonders: 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 10:00pm Charlie Rose A Celebration Living Wonders 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 10:00pm Charlie Rose 10:00pm Charlie Rose 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley 11:00pm Tavis Smiley Programming Schedule Full schedules and additional program information at kcostv.org Weekends Questions or concerns: [email protected] or 915-590-1313 Saturday 1/02 Sunday 1/03 11:30am TED Talks Education 4:30pm Texas Parks and Wildlife 9:00am Daytripper 4:00pm Suze Orman: Financial 12:30pm Pati’s Mexican Table 5:00pm Victory Garden’s Edible Feast 9:30am BBQ With Franklin Solutions for You 1:00pm Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul 5:30pm PBS Newshour Weekend 10:00am Overheard with Evan Smith 6:00pm Nature :Animal Misfits 1:30am Cook’s Country 6:00pm The Lawrence Welk Show 10:30am The Open Mind 7:00pm Countdown to Downton 2:00am Annabel Langbein: The Free Range 7:00pm Live from Lincoln Center: New 11:00am Overheard with Evan Smith Abbey Cook The Ultimate Cookout York Philharmonic New Year’s Eve 11:30am Perspectives El Paso 8:00pm Downton Abbey Season 6 On Masterpiece:Episode 1 2:30am P. Allen Smith’s Garden to 9:00pm Michael Feinstein New Year’s 12:00pm Hispanic Biz: Success Story 9:15pm Downton Abbey: Table Eve at the Rainbow Room 12:30pm Mature Living A Celebration 3:00pm Hometime 10:00pm Austin City Limits: Alabama 1:00pm Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See 10:00pm Manor of Speaking 3:30pm This Old House Shakes / Vintage Trouble Clearly Now 4:00pm Ask This Old House 11:00pm Music City Roots Live From 10:30pm Globe Trekker the Factory Saturday 1/09 Sunday 1/10 11:30am High Q 5:00pm Victory Garden’s Edible Feast 9:00am Daytripper 5:30pm PBS Newshour Weekend 12:00pm High Q 5:30pm PBS Newshour Weekend 9:30am BBQ With Franklin 6:00pm PBS Previews: 12:30pm Pati’s Mexican Table 6:00pm The Lawrence Welk Show 10:00am Overheard with Evan Smith The Best of PBS Indies 1:00pm Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul 7:00pm In Performance at the 10:30am The Open Mind 6:30pm Downton Abbey Season 6 On 1:30pm Cook’s Country White House 11:00am Overheard with Evan Smith Masterpiece: Episode 1 2:00pm Martha Bakes 8:00pm First You Dream: The Music of 11:30am Perspectives El Paso 8:00pm Downton Abbey Season 6 On Masterpiece: Episode 2 2:30pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Kander & Ebb 12:00pm Hispanic Biz: Success Story 9:00pm Manor of Speaking 3:00pm Hometime 9:00pm Finding Your Roots: 12:30pm Mature Living The Stories We Tell 09:30pm Sherlock On Masterpiece: The 3:30pm This Old Hous 1:00pm Frontline: Netanyahu at War 10:00pm Austin City Limits: Kendrick Lamar Abominable Bride 4:00pm Ask This Old House 3:00pm Particle Fever 11:00pm Music City Roots Live From 11:00pm Globe Trekker 4:30pm Texas Parks and Wildlife 5:00pm Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick the Factory Saturday 1/16 Sunday 1/17 11:30am High Q 5:00pm Victory Garden’s Edible feast 9:00am Daytripper 4:00pm Few Great Bakeries 12:00pm High Q 5:30pm PBS Newshour Weekend 9:30am BBQ With Frankline 5:00pm Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick 12:30pm Pati’s Mexican Table 6:00pm The Lawrence Welk Show: 10:00am Overheard with Evan Smith 5:30pm PBS Newshour Weekend 1:00pm Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul This Colorful World 10:30am The Open Mind 6:00pm Nature: Natural Born Hustlers: 1:30pm Cook’s Country 7:00pm Willie Nelson: The Library of 11:00am Overheard with Evan Smith Staying Alive Congress Gershwin Prize 2:00pm Martha Bakes 11:30am Perspectives El Paso 7:00pm Downton Abbey Season 6 On 8:30pm PBS Previews: 2:30pm P. 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