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Primetime Primetime August 2021 August 2021 PRIMETIME PRIMETIME All Creatures Great and Small: Between the Pages August 15, 7:30pm Photo courtesy of © Playground Television UK Ltd. & All3Media International primetime 1 SUNDAY | OPB+ Korla In 1939, John Roland Redd reinvented himself as a musician from India. 5:00 OPB Firing Line With Margaret Hoover | (Also Wed 2am) OPB+ Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions A Short Guide to Cellphone Safety 3 TUESDAY 5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+ Rick Steves’ Europe Iran: Tehran and Side Trips 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Wed 12am) | OPB+ Nature Pumas: Legends of the Ice 6:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat Drawing From Mountains (Also Wed 4am) History (R) | OPB+ Expedition With Steve Backshall Mexico: Maya Underworld 8:00 OPB Finding Your Roots Freedom Tales. Featuring Michael Strahan and S. Epatha 6:30 OPB Outdoor Idaho Crafting a Living (R) Merkerson. (Also Thu 1am) | OPB+ Operation Maneater Crocodile. Visit the croc-attack 7:00 OPB The Great British Baking Show Patty Pickett Biscuits (Also Sun 8/08 12am) | OPB+ capital of the world. (Also Thu 12am) Magical Land of Oz Human 9:00 OPB American Experience Jesse Owens. Outdoor Idaho 8:00 OPB Secrets of Royal Travel Secrets of the Explore the athlete’s life and victories. (Also Thu Barns of Idaho Royal Flight. See the British Royal family travel 2am) | OPB+ Operation Wild Ep 3. Vets attempt by air. (Also Tue 1am) | OPB+ Eyes on the Prize brain surgery on a moon bear. (Also Sun 4pm) Every barn has a story to tell. Take The Keys to the Kingdom 1974–1980/Back to the 10:00 OPB American Experience The Fight. to the road to discover some of Movement 1979–Mid 80s (Also Tue 12am) Examine the historic bout between Idaho’s most storied and majestic 9:00 OPB Masterpiece Unforgotten: Season 4, heavyweight Joe Louis and Germany’s Max agricultural icons. Schmeling. (Also Thu 3am) | OPB+ Ep 4. Cassie and Sunny discover Walsh was Thursday, August 5, 8:30pm chased by all four suspects. (Also Tue 2am) Amanpour & Company (Also Wed 5am) OPB 10:00 OPB Professor T (UK) Mother Love. 11:00 OPB Eyes on the Prize Mississippi: Is Professor T investigates the disappearance This America? 1963–1964. The Mississippi of a young girl. (Also Tue 3am) | OPB+ Freedom Democratic Party expresses 8:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat The Big Story. Portland AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange frustration at voter suppression. (Also Thu Street Arts Alliance brings artists together to Short Films (Also Tue 2am) 4am) | OPB+ Secrets of the Dead Scanning the Pyramids. Discover what lies within the create a new mural zone. (Also Sun 6pm) | 11:00 OPB The Tunnel: Sabotage Ep 2. Great Pyramid at Giza. (Also Thu 2am) OPB+ Niall Ferguson’s Networld Networld A surprising chain of events brings Karl and War. See how outside forces weaponize our Elise closer to the abductors. (Also Tue 4am) | social networks. (Also Sat 12am) OPB+ Meet Carl Jackson Celebrate a music 4 WEDNESDAY 8:30 OPB Outdoor Idaho Barns of Idaho. See legend. | 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Thu 12am) callout on this page. (Also Sun 6:30pm) OPB+ Pacific Heartbeat American Aloha: Hula Beyond Hawai’i (Also Thu 4am) 9:00 OPB Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private 2 MONDAY Investigators In My Memory Lock’d. 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ A Wider 8:00 OPB Nature Super Cats: Cats in Every A wounded man forgets who he is. (Also World (Also Tue 4am) Corner. Cats have thrived in almost every Sun 2am) | OPB+ Super Skyscrapers | landscape on Earth. (Also Fri 1am) OPB+ The Billionaire Building (Also Sat 1am) 7:30 OPB+ The Good Road Zanzibar Archipelago, Voces on PBS Porvenir, Texas (Also Fri 12am) Tanzania: Islands of Isolation (Also Tue 4:30am) 10:00 OPB Inspector Morse The Secret of Bay 9:00 OPB NOVA Emperor’s Ghost Army. Examine 5B. An architect is found dead. 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(Also Wed (Also Fri 3am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Sat 12am) | 2am) | OPB+ Wild Travels: America’s Oddest (Also Thu 5am) OPB+ Royal House of Windsor The Top Job Museums (Also Sun 7pm) (Also Sun 10am) 11:00 OPB How We Got To Now With Steven 10:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Tue 5am) Johnson Cold. Learn how ice became a major 8:00 OPB Frankie Drake Mysteries Healing | Hands. The ladies protect a faith-healer. (Also 10:05 OPB Antiques Roadshow Recut Treasure export. (Also Fri 4am) OPB+ Philly D.A. Ep 8. Mon 1am) | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Fever, Pt 1&2 (Also Wed 3:05am) Frustrated Krasner supporters push to phase out cash bail. 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