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October 2 7:00 Pt / 8:00 Mt: Poldark Revealed SUNDAY – OCTOBER 2 7:00 PT / 8:00 MT: POLDARK REVEALED. Follow the cast and crew of POLDARK on location in beautiful Cornwall. See how the writer, directors and actors are working to re-create the magic of the original TV series. (60 Min) 8:00 PT / 9:00 MT: POLDARK SEASON 2 ON MASTERPIECE. George tries Plan B against Ross. Jud pays a steep price for treachery. Francis has a meeting of minds with his cousin. Demelza breaks difficult news. (60 Min) 9:00 PT / 10:00 MT: INDIAN SUMMERS SEASON 2 ON MASTERPIECE. Sooni confronts Aafrin and receives a shock. Madeline tries to line up a key ally for Ralph. Lord Hawthorne's interest in Leena deepens dangerously. (60 Min) 10:00 PT / 11:00 MT: OREGON REVEALED: COASTAL WONDER. This program highlights the state's stunning landscapes and spectacular coastline stretching from the bridges of Astoria to the rolling dunes of Bandon. This one-hour documentary features a dramatic aerial tour of the state's breathtaking cliffs, estuaries, ports and small towns, including Tillamook Bay, Cape Kiwanda, Coos Bay and more. (60 Min) MONDAY – OCTOBER 3 7:00 PT / 8:00 MT: KSPS ELECTION SPECIAL “Spokane County Commissioner Races in Districts 1 and 2.” (60 Min) 8:00 PT / 9:00 MT: ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Knoxville, Hour Two.” Highlights include a collection of personal letters from Amelia Earhart to the guest's aunt that feature Earhart's entrepreneurial and self- promotional sprit; Joseph Delaney drawings, circa 1950, purchased from the Knoxville artist's own home for $20 each and now valued at $2,000 to $3,000; and two Jacob Maentel watercolors, circa 1835 and larger than average, that are appraised for $60,000 to $80,000. (60 Min) 9:00 PT / 10:00 MT: INDEPENDENT LENS “Best of Enemies.” In 1968, Gore Vidal and William F. Buckley Jr. changed TV news forever with their explosive political debates. 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(60 Min) WEDNESDAY – OCTOBER 5 7:00 PT / 8:00 MT: FORCES OF NATURE “Motion.” The forces of nature have kept Earth on the move since it was formed billions of years ago. Though we can't feel the motion, we experience the consequences, from tidal bores surging through the Amazon rainforest to the ruinous power of hurricanes. (60 Min) 8:00 PT / 9:00 MT: NOVA “Great Human Odyssey.” Walk in the footsteps of our ancient ancestors as scientists trace the paths that led us out of Africa and around the world. From snowy Siberia to remote Pacific islands, discover how humans survived and thrived in every corner of the planet. (2 Hrs) http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ 10:00 PT / 11:00 MT: EARTHFLIGHT, A NATURE SPECIAL PRESENTATION “South America.” Condors and scarlet macaws take us to the Andes and the Amazon. Giant petrels in Patagonia shadow killer whales. Hummingbirds feed at Iguazu Falls, vultures ride the thermals over Rio de Janiero and black vultures target turtle eggs in Costa Rica. (60 Min) THURSDAY – OCTOBER 6 7:00 PT / 8:00 MT: SPS NOW. SPS Now connects the Spokane community with current highlights, activities and news items about Spokane Public Schools. (30 Min) 7:30 PT/ 8:30 MT: OUR SUPERSIZED KIDS: WHAT CAN WE DO? Childhood Obesity is a crippling crisis of supersized proportions. During the past four decades, obesity rates have soared among all ages, but no more so than in children ages 6 to 11. Today, nearly a third of our children and adolescents are overweight or obese. And the numbers continue to rise. "Our Supersized Kids" delves into the issues causing the Childhood Obesity epidemic in the Pacific Northwest and what's being done about it. (30 Min) 8:00 PT/ 9:00 MT: MISS FISHER’S MURDER MYSTERIES “Game, Set and Murder.” The practice partner of a rising star dies at a tennis tournament Phryne hosts to raise money for female tennis players. The murder investigation reveals Phryne's hidden fear. 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(30 Min) 8:00 PT / 9:00 MT: SATURDAY NIGHT CINEMA “Judgment at Nuremburg.” Stanley Kramer's Oscar- winning account of the postwar courtroom proceedings against Nazi war criminals in 1948 Germany. (3 Hrs) (Here is some trivia about tonight’s film: Spencer Tracy's 11-minute closing speech was filmed in one take. Also, Maximilian Schell's Oscar for Best Actor makes him the lowest-billed lead category winner in history. He is billed fifth, after Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark and Marlene Dietrich. Finally, Montgomery Clift was so eager to be in the film that he offered to do it for expenses only and no salary. His deal didn't turn out to be such a reasonable break for the production budget since his expenses included an open tab for him and his friends at the Bel-Air Hotel, chauffeured transportation, and all the liquor he wanted. (trivia found on www.imdb.com ) .
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