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The Brits of Summer the Brits of Summer the Brits THE BRITS OF SUMMER JULY 2014 When The Forsyte Saga premiered on public television in 1969, millions of viewers tuned in to follow the trials and tribulations of an upper-middle-class Victorian family. The enormous popularity of the landmark miniseries led to the creation of Masterpiece Theatre and such hits as Upstairs, Downstairs and I, Claudius. It also marked the beginning of American public television viewers’ love affair with British programming. NJTV continues to bring you the best in British TV – from lavish costume dramas like Downton Abbey to mysteries starring super sleuths like Sherlock and Morse. This summer, we’re pleased to present programs guaranteed to delight Anglophiles of all ages. MOMENTOUS MIDWIVES The third season of the BAFTA Award-winning drama Call the Midwife (Tuesdays at 9pm beginning July 8) continues into July, with the residents of East London dealing with significant changes on the eve of the Swinging Sixties. Follow the joys and heartbreak of the nuns and midwives, from welcoming a new Sister to the community to managing changes at Nonnatus House. MORSE MURDERS COURTESY OF (C) ITV FOR MASTERPIECE Shaun Evans returns for a second season of the Inspector Morse prequel Endeavour (Wednesdays at 9pm beginning July 9) on Masterpiece Mystery! Follow young Morse as he uses his deductive powers to solve crimes in Oxford. In the season premiere, he investigates a “John Doe” suicide that isn’t as routine as it appears. COMEDY TONIGHT At long last, an addition to our popular Britcom line-up! Vicious (Wednesdays at 10:30pm beginning July 9) tells the story of partners Freddie (Ian McKellen) and Stuart (Derek Jacobi), who have lived together in London for nearly 50 years. Toss in their feisty best friend Violet (Frances de la Tour, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows) and young upstairs neighbor Ash, (Iwan Rheon, Game of Thrones), and COURTESY OF ITV / BROWN EYED BOY LIMITED 2013 ; ENDEAVOUR, it all adds up to wicked fun! Learn more at watch.njtvonline.org MARY ALICE WILLIAMS NAMED NJTV NEWS ANCHOR Veteran broadcaster Mary Alice Williams will helm NJTV’s weeknight news program, NJTV News, starting July 1st. Current anchor and managing editor, Mike Schneider, will remain a vital part of the network’s journalism team as a Senior Correspondent while playing a key role in other public affairs programming for both NJTV and THIRTEEN, including MetroFocus. “NJTV’s increased news coverage and live specials necessitate having more than one experienced journalist in charge of these projects,” said NJTV General Manager John Servidio. “We’re so PREMIERES TUESDAY, fortunate to now have the talent of Mary Alice JULY 1 AT 6PM Williams at the news desk and Mike Schneider’s expertise in the field and for special event Learn more at njtvnews.org Watch more NJTV News online at coverage. It’s a win-win for us and our viewers.” watch.njtvonline.org MICHAEL STAHL PORTRAITS CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: CALL IN THE MIDWIVES, COURTESY OF JONATHAN FORD/©NEAL STREET PRODUCTIONS 2013; VICIOUS, NJTV JULY 2014 SCHEDULE PLEASE NOTE: All airdates are subject to change. 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