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Primetime Primetime September 2021 September 2021 PRIMETIME PRIMETIME Muhammad Ali September 19 – 22, 8pm On OPB TV and the PBS Video App Photo courtesy of AP Images/PBS primetime 1 WEDNESDAY 3 FRIDAY 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ Art in the 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Sat 12am) | Twenty-First Century Johannesburg OPB+ London: 2000 Years of History Ep 4. World wars and the Spanish flu shape London 8:00 OPB Nature as we know it today. Pandas: Born To Be Wild. Unlock the mysteries of 8:00 OPB Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: wild pandas. (Also Sun Believe. Enjoy the songs of the internationally Shutterstock/Minghong XIA 9am OPB & OPB+) | beloved tenor’s 2020 album recorded in Malta. OPB+ Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten (Also Mon 1am) | OPB+ Washington Week Frontline A community comes to terms with its past, 8:30 OPB+ Breaking Big Jason Aldean (Also present and future. (Also Fri 12am) America After 9/11 Mon 12:30am) 9:30 OPB Oregon Revealed Willamette Valley Drawing on new interviews and 9:00 OPB+ In Their Own Words Pope Francis. Splendor. Take a breathtaking aerial journey one of the richest archives in Learn what led Jorge Bergoglio to the highest through the valley’s vineyards, campuses television, Frontline investigates office in the Catholic Church. (Also Mon 1am) and more. (Also Sun 10:30am OPB & OPB+) | how the choices made after the OPB+ Legacy of Love The mostly unknown 9:30 OPB Suze Orman’s Ultimate Retirement attacks reshaped our world and story of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Guide The personal finance expert provides our democracy. and Coretta Scott’s formative years together. essential advice on planning for retirement. (Also Fri 1:30am) (Also Mon 2:30am) Tuesday, September 7, 9pm 10:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Thu 10:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Mon OPB 5am) 5am) 11:00 OPB Tina Turner: One Last Time 11:00 OPB+ Frontline President Biden. The story Tina Turner performs hit after hit from her of how crisis and tragedy prepared Joe Biden 9:30 OPB & OPB+ Ken Burns: The National four-decade career. (Also Fri 4am) | OPB+ to become president. Parks Explore the beauty and grandeur of our The Dictator’s Playbook Manuel Noriega nation’s magnificent parks, from Acadia to 11:30 OPB Rick Steves’ Tasty Europe The (Also Fri 2am) Yosemite. (Also Tue 2:30am OPB) travel expert shows the importance of cuisine in European culture. (Also Mon 4:30am) 11:30 OPB & OPB+ Yellowstone Symphony 2 THURSDAY Travel on a spectacular visual journey through the wonders of America’s first 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Fri 12am) | 4 SATURDAY national park. 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Sat 12am) 8:00 OPB Build a Better Memory Through 9:30 OPB & OPB+ What the Durrells Did Next: Science Discover weekly strategies and 9:00 OPB+ Oregon Experience In the Shadow of A Masterpiece Special Discover the true lifestyle suggestions that make improving Fairview. Fairview Training Center was once story behind one of the best-loved families in memory fun and rewarding. (Also Wed 1am) | Oregon’s primary institution for people with TV drama. developmental disabilities. For some, it was OPB+ Keepers of the Light In 2015, a home. For others, it was a prison. (Also 11:00 OPB & OPB+ Inside the Mind of Agatha Massachusetts community rallied to save their Sat 1am) Christie Interviews and archive material help lighthouse from destruction. (Also Sun 6pm) create a portrait of the complex author. 9:30 OPB Agatha and the Truth of Murder 9:00 OPB+ Greta Thunberg: A Year To Change Crime writer Agatha Christie investigates the World Ep 1. The teen activist works to the disappearance of Florence Nightingale’s 5 SUNDAY mobilize all of us to slow down climate change. (Also Sun 7pm) goddaughter. (Also Sun 2:30am) 5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+ 10:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Fri Rick Steves’ Europe Granada, Cordoba, and 10:00 OPB Mindfulness Goes Mainstream 5am) Spain’s Costa del Sol Experience the transformative power of mindfulness meditation. (Also Wed 3am) | 6:00 OPB & OPB+ Rick Steves Europe Awaits 11:00 OPB+ DW Global 3000 (Also Sat 2am) OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Tue 5am) Travel lovers have spent the last year or 11:30 OPB Rick Steves’ Festive Europe so dreaming of where they’ll travel post- 11:00 OPB Relieving Stress With Yoga With Experience pageantry and celebration in Paris pandemic. Peggy Cappy Learn how to relieve stress and and London. (Also Mon 12:30am) | OPB+ anxiety with yoga and special breathing 8:00 OPB & OPB+ Carpenters: Close to You Seat at the Table Career Code Switching (Also techniques. (Also Wed 4am) | OPB+ Trace the career of the brother-sister musical Sat 2:30am) Skindigenous Samoa: Peter Sulua’pe/ duo. (Also Tue 1am OPB) Newfoundland: Jordan Bennet (Also Wed 2am) 2 SEPTEMBER 2021 OPB = Comcast 10 or 710; antenna XX.1 R = Repeat within a week = Program premiere OPB+ = Comcast 310; antenna XX.2 Repeats are on original channel unless noted = Watch on the PBS Video App KIDS = Comcast 311; antenna XX.3 Full channel list at opb.org/schedules Full schedule and VOD at opb.org/schedules Programs are subject to change weekdays 7 TUESDAY record trout, explore northern Idaho’s Pend Oreille country. (Also Sun 6:30pm) MONDAY – FRIDAY 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Wed 12am) | OPB+ Nature The Leopard Legacy 9:00 OPB Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private 6:30 OPB Kids Programs (until noon) Investigators See Thyself, Devil! 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