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Highlights July 2020 Highlights July 2020 Reconstruction: America After The War Live Art: Family The Civil War Thursdays, beginning July 23 at 9 p.m. Sunday, July 26 at 8 p.m. Mondays, July 13 & 20 at 9 p.m. Explore the history and horror of the Second Two hundred inspiring young performers Experience the aftermath of the Civil War - World War from an American perspective by join acclaimed guest artists for a concert a bewildering, exhilarating and terrifying following the fortunes of so-called ordinary experience celebrating inclusion and ability. time. For African Americans, despite their men and women who become caught up Student performers with and without devel- hard-won freedom, support for their social, in one of the greatest cataclysms in human opmental disabilities represent the School economic and political gains did not last. history. of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community (SPARC)’s innovative “Live Art” program. SATURDAYS • AM • 7/4 • AM • 7/11 • AM • 7/18 • AM • 7/25 12:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES 12:00 UNLADYLIKE2020: 12:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES 12:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES 1:00 STATUE OF LIBERTY AMERICAN MASTERS AT THE MET 2:30 AMANPOUR & CO 2:00 AMANPOUR & CO 1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS 3:00 AMANPOUR & CO 3:30 WASHINGTON WEEK 3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK 3:00 AMANPOUR & CO 4:00 WASHINGTON WEEK 4:00 FIRING LINE 3:30 FIRING LINE 4:00 WASHINGTON WEEK 4:30 FIRING LINE 4:30 GREAT PERFORMANCES 4:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES 4:30 FIRING LINE 5:00 LOCKED OUT: THE FALL OF 7:00 SESAME STREET 5:00 STATUE OF LIBERTY 5:00 UNLADYLIKE2020: MASSIVE RESISTANCE 7:30 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING AMERICAN MASTERS 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING • PM • • PM • 4:00 THIS OLD HOUSE 4:00 THIS OLD HOUSE • PM • • PM • 4:30 THIS OLD HOUSE 4:30 THIS OLD HOUSE 4:00 THIS OLD HOUSE 4:00 THIS OLD HOUSE 5:00 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE 5:00 VIRGINIA HOME GROWN 4:30 THIS OLD HOUSE 4:30 THIS OLD HOUSE 5:30 MOTORWEEK 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 5:00 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE 5:00 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 7:00 PREHISTORIC ROAD TRIP 5:30 MOTORWEEK 5:30 MOTORWEEK 7:00 FORCES OF NATURE 8:00 SPY IN THE WILD, 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 8:00 ANIMALS WITH CAMERAS, A NATURE MINISERIES 7:00 HAWKING 7:00 SECRETS OF THE DEAD A NATURE MINISERIES 9:00 NOVA 8:00 SPY IN THE WILD, 8:00 SPY IN THE WILD, 9:00 NOVA 10:00 POLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE A NATURE MINISERIES A NATURE MINISERIES 10:00 POV VA COMPASSIONATE CARE 9:00 NOVA 9:00 NOVA 11:30 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 11:00 POSITIVE ALL THE WAY 10:00 POV 10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS 11:30 POV 11:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 11:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW SUNDAYS • AM • 7/5 • AM • 7/12 • AM • 7/19 • AM • 7/26 1:00 THIS IS THE HOUSE 12:00 SPY IN THE WILD 12:00 SPY IN THE WILD 12:30 SIGNING BLACK IN AMERICA THAT JACK BUILT A NATURE MINISERIES A NATURE MINISERIES 1:00 FORCES OF NATURE 2:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 1:00 CHINA: POWER AND 1:00 SECRETS OF THE DEAD 2:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 3:00 BLUEGRASS UNDERGROUND PROSPERITY - PBS 2:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 3:00 BLUEGRASS UNDERGROUND 3:30 CHEF’S LIFE NEWSHOUR PRESENTS 3:00 BLUEGRASS UNDERGROUND 3:30 CHEF’S LIFE 4:00 CAPITOL FOURTH 2:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 3:30 CHEF’S LIFE 4:00 NOVA 5:30 SIGNING BLACK IN AMERICA 3:00 BLUEGRASS UNDERGROUND 4:00 NOVA 5:00 ANIMALS WITH CAMERAS, 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING 3:30 CHEF’S LIFE 5:00 SPY IN THE WILD, A NATURE MINISERIES 4:00 NOVA A NATURE MINISERIES 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING • PM • 5:00 SPY IN THE WILD, 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING 4:00 TO THE CONTRARY A NATURE MINISERIES • PM • 4:30 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING • PM • 4:00 TO THE CONTRARY 5:30 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 4:00 TO THE CONTRARY 4:30 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 6:30 UNTAMED • PM • 4:30 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 5:30 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 7:00 SOMEWHERE SOUTH 4:00 TO THE CONTRARY 5:30 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 6:30 ROADTRIP NATION 8:00 FUTURE OF AMERICA’S PAST 4:30 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 6:30 ROADTRIP NATION 7:00 LIDIA CELEBRATES AMERICA 8:30 FUTURE OF AMERICA’S PAST 5:30 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 7:00 SOMEWHERE SOUTH 8:00 LIVE ART: FAMILY 9:00 FUTURE OF AMERICA’S PAST 6:30 ROADTRIP NATION 8:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES 9:00 LORRAINE HANSBERRY: 9:30 FUTURE OF AMERICA’S PAST 7:00 SOMEWHERE SOUTH AT THE MET AMERICAN MASTERS 10:00 MUSIC & MIGHT: AN 8:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES 11:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW 11:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW INTERNATIONAL MILITARY 9:00 INTO THE AMAZON: SPECTACULAR AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 11:00 LUCY WORSLEY’S ROYAL 11:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW MYTHS & SECRETS BOLD title denotes a VPM production. Programs subject to change. Primetime July 2020 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Her Voice Carries 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 1 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 2 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 3 7:00 GOOD ROAD 7:00 UNTAMED 7:00 VCU INDEPTH Monday, July 13 at 8 p.m. 7:30 AS TIME GOES BY 7:30 LAST OF THE 7:30 CYCLE AROUND JAPAN 8:00 LUCY WORSLEY’S SUMMER WINE HIGHLIGHTS ROYAL MYTHS & 8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW SECRETS 9:00 NATIONAL PARKS: 9:00 AFRICAN AMERICANS: 9:00 GRANTCHESTER AMERICA’S BEST IDEA MANY RIVERS TO SEASON 5 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR CROSS 10:00 BEECHAM HOUSE 10:00 BEFORE WE DIE 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR Lorraine Hansberry Sunday, July 26 at 9 p.m. 6:00 PAVING THE WAY: 6 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 7 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 8 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 9 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 10 THE NATIONAL PARK- 7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S 7:00 GOOD ROAD 7:00 UNTAMED 7:00 VCU INDEPTH TO-PARK HIGHWAY PLACES TO LOVE 7:30 AS TIME GOES BY 7:30 LAST OF THE 7:30 CYCLE AROUND JAPAN 7:00 VCU INDEPTH 7:30 KEEPING UP 8:00 SECRETS OF HER SUMMER WINE HIGHLIGHTS 7:30 POSITIVE ALL THE WAY APPEARANCES MAJESTY’S SECRET 8:00 ROCKIES: 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 8:00 DARING WOMEN 8:00 LUCY WORSLEY’S SERVICE KINGDOMS OF THE 9:00 AFRICAN AMERICANS: DOCTORS: ROYAL MYTHS & 9:00 GRANTCHESTER SKY MANY RIVERS TO PHYSICIANS IN THE SECRETS SEASON 5 9:00 NATIONAL PARKS: CROSS 19TH CENTURY 9:00 LUCY WORSLEY’S 10:00 BEECHAM HOUSE AMERICA’S BEST IDEA 10:00 JOHN LEWIS - GET IN 9:00 GREAT ROYAL MYTHS & 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR THE WAY PERFORMANCES SECRETS 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 10:00 LUCY WORSLEY’S ROYAL MYTHS & SECRETS 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 6:00 PAVING THE WAY: 13 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 14 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 15 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 16 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 17 THE NATIONAL PARK- 7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S 7:00 GOOD ROAD 7:00 UNTAMED 7:00 MN ORIGINAL TO-PARK HIGHWAY PLACES TO LOVE 7:30 AS TIME GOES BY 7:30 LAST OF THE 7:30 CYCLE AROUND JAPAN 7:00 VCU INDEPTH 7:30 KEEPING UP 8:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SUMMER WINE HIGHLIGHTS 7:30 SIGNING BLACK IN APPEARANCES SHOW 8:00 ANDES: 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW AMERICA 8:00 PLACE TO CALL HOME 9:00 GRANTCHESTER KINGDOMS OF THE SKY 9:00 AFRICAN AMERICANS: 8:00 HER VOICE CARRIES 9:00 MIDSOMER MURDERS SEASON 5 9:00 NATIONAL PARKS: MANY RIVERS TO 9:00 RECONSTRUCTION: 9:42 MIDSOMER MURDERS 10:00 BEECHAM HOUSE AMERICA’S BEST IDEA CROSS AMERICA AFTER THE 10:30 UNTAMED 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 10:00 HER VOICE CARRIES CIVIL WAR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 6:00 SUMMONED: 20 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 21 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 22 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 23 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 24 FRANCES PERKINS 7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S 7:00 GOOD ROAD 7:00 UNTAMED 7:00 MN ORIGINAL AND THE GENERAL PLACES TO LOVE 7:30 AS TIME GOES BY 7:30 LAST OF THE 7:30 CYCLE AROUND JAPAN WELFARE 7:30 KEEPING UP 8:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SUMMER WINE HIGHLIGHTS 7:00 ROADTRIP NATION: APPEARANCES SHOW 8:00 POLYTRAUMA 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW SMALL TOWN TECH 8:00 PLACE TO CALL HOME 9:00 GRANTCHESTER REHAB IN THE VA 9:00 AFRICAN AMERICANS: 8:00 HEARTS OF GLASS 9:00 MIDSOMER MURDERS SEASON 5 COMPASSIONATE MANY RIVERS TO 9:00 RECONSTRUCTION: 9:45 MIDSOMER MURDERS 10:00 BEECHAM HOUSE CARE CROSS AMERICA AFTER THE 10:31 UNTAMED 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 9:00 THE WAR 10:00 WE’LL MEET AGAIN CIVIL WAR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:30 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 6:00 RICHMOND CITY 27 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 28 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 29 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 30 6:00 AMANPOUR & CO 31 COUNCIL 7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S 7:00 GOOD ROAD 7:00 UNTAMED 7:00 MN ORIGINAL 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR PLACES TO LOVE 7:30 AS TIME GOES BY 7:30 LAST OF THE 7:30 CYCLE AROUND JAPAN 7:30 KEEPING UP 8:00 GREAT BRITISH BAKING SUMMER WINE HIGHLIGHTS APPEARANCES SHOW 8:00 FLY BOYS: 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 8:00 PLACE TO CALL HOME 9:00 ENDEAVOUR SEASON 6 WESTERN 9:00 SECRETS OF HER 9:00 MIDSOMER MURDERS 10:30 BEYOND THE CANVAS PENNSYLVANIA’S MAJESTY’S SECRET 9:54 MIDSOMER MURDERS 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR TUSKEGEE AIRMEN SERVICE 10:30 UNTAMED 9:00 THE WAR 10:00 HEARTS OF GLASS 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR BOLD title denotes a VPM production.
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