OCTOBER 2016 Programming Schedule www.pbssocal.org

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DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 5:30 am WordGirl 6:00 Clifford the Big Red Dog 6:30 Martha Speaks 7:00 Odd Squad 7:30 Wild Kratts 8:00 Curious George 8:30 Curious George 9:00 Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood 9:30 Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood 10:00 Sesame Street 11:00 Dinosaur Train 11:30 Sid the Science Kid Noon The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 12:30 Peg + Cat 1:00 Super Why! 1:30 Thomas & Friends 2:00 Sesame Street 2:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 3:00 Curious George 3:30 Odd Squad 4:00 Arthur 4:30 Wild Kratts 5:00 pm Wild Kratts

Saturday, October 1 5:30am - Nature Cat The Treasure of Bad Dog Bart; Pet Sounds: Hal finds a treasure map to the legendary Bad Dog Bart's treasure chest, which is supposedly filled with toys the pugnacious pooch stole from neighborhood dogs; and Nature Cat's band is entered in a band battle, but a mishap causes their instruments to be swept out to sea. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! So Many Moons; Projects Pluto: Mindy worries about a new addition to her family; and Mindy is excited about showing off her Pluto model at a school show. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Hold the Door; Flatastrophe: An agent-in-training is lost in HQ; and Olive and Otto battle the villain Fladam, who dislikes cubes. 7:30am - Biz Kid$ Scam-a-rama (Protect Yourself From Being Scammed): Avoiding scams; protecting against identify theft and pyramid schemes. 8:00am - 's Cooking School Corn: How to make corn fritters, corn stock, corn chowder and creamed corn.

Page 1 / 18 9:00am - Antiques Roadshow Politically Collect: Political memorabilia is featured. Included: campaign buttons; a 1976 court affidavit from Jimmy Carter to Maine officials, asking that they reverse their decision to list him on the ballot as James Earl Carter; an heirloom desk and chair used in the U.S. House of Representatives during the 1800s; and signed photos of presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. 10:00am - Antiques Roadshow Vintage Pittsburgh: A 1997 Pittsburgh stop is revisited. Included: a gold, silver and ruby bracelet that has increased in value from $6000 to $10,000-$12,000; and a Victorian sideboard that has dropped from $12,000-$15,000 to $5000-$8000. Also: a performance by the Haters, a conceptual art-noise band. 11:00am - NOVA Iceman Reborn: Paleo-sculptor Gary Staab creates an exact replica of Otzi the Iceman, Europe's oldest known natural mummy; and, in the process, defrosts some of the mysteries that surround his way of life. Included: the possible purpose of the tattoos covering his body; whether the Stone Age medicinal kit he carried with him would have worked; and what his DNA reveals about his physical traits, medical dispositions and family history. 12:00pm - Latino Americans War and Peace: Recalling the contributions that Latino Americans made during World War II and the years that followed, plus the discrimination they faced and their fight for civil rights. 1:00pm - Latino Americans The New Latinos: Remembering the post-WWII influx of immigrants from Puerto Rico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic. 2:00pm - Frontline The Choice 2016: Profiles of the two major 2016 presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R). Included: insights from family members, friends, advisers, adversaries, political insiders and journalists. 4:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Yorkshire Museum 1: Items include a spy camera disguised as a silver box; a quilt; and a small paperweight. 4:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Yorkshire Museum 2: A spy camera disguised as a silver box; a quilt; and a small paperweight. 5:00pm - LAaRT 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Lawrence Welk Show French Show: A celebration of France, featuring "French Lesson" with Aladdin and Janet Lennon, "Where Is Your Heart?" with Jimmy Roberts, and "Paris in the Spring" with Norma Zimmer. 7:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Politically Collect: Political memorabilia is featured. Included: campaign buttons; a 1976 court affidavit from Jimmy Carter to Maine officials, asking that they reverse their decision to list him on the ballot as James Earl Carter; an heirloom desk and chair used in the U.S. House of Representatives during the 1800s; and signed photos of presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. 8:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece In the Season 2 premiere, George plots against Ross, who fights all attempts to save him; Francis takes a desperate step; and Demelza tries to influence a hanging judge. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Sooni and Ian share information about Kaira's death; Aafrin witnesses a domestic scene; and the maharajah arrives with a familiar face. 11:00pm - World DanceSport GrandSlam Series World DanceSport GrandSlam Standard - Stuttgart, Germany: The GrandSlam Standard competition in Stuttgart, Germany, is featured. 12:00am - Paul Simon: Paul Simon performs songs from throughout his career. Included: Simon & Garfunkel tunes; selections from his 1986 "Graceland" album; and compositions from his 2016 "Stranger to Stranger" album.

Sunday, October 2 5:30am - Nature Cat Cave Conundrum; Daisy's Colossal Fossil: Hal's flying disc is accidentally tossed into a cave; and Daisy unearths a giant fossil while digging in her garden. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! Sunspot and the Great Red Spot; Uncle Zucchini Babysits: The kids and Celery help Sunspot get to Jupiter for his Red Spot Club meeting; and Uncle Zucchini learns about the three states of water (solid, liquid and gas). 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Hold the Door; Flatastrophe: An agent-in-training is lost in HQ; and Olive and Otto battle the villain Fladam, who dislikes cubes. 7:30am - Odd Squad First Day: In the Season 2 premiere, Oscar interviews candidates to run the Odd Squad Creature Room while the agents work a case.

Page 2 / 18 8:00am - Martha Speaks 8:30am - Cyberchase 9:00am - Clifford the Big Red Dog 9:30am - WordGirl 10:00am - San Diego: Above and Beyond An aerial tour of San Diego includes the San Diego Zoo, Sea World and Torrey Pines. 11:00am - BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Your Brain 1:00pm - Andrea Bocelli: Cinema: From the Dolby Theatre in L.A., Andrea Bocelli performs songs from such films as "Doctor Zhivago," "Love Story" and "The Godfather." He duets, via digital wizardry, with Ariana Grande on "E più ti penso" from "Once Upon a Time in America"; and, in person, Nicole Scherzinger on "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from "Evita." John Travolta, Ryan O'Neal, Ali MacGraw and Andy Garcia also join him on stage to discuss the movies the songs are from. 3:00pm - BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Your Brain 5:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - Bill W.: The Creative Force Behind Alcoholics Anonymous A profile of Alcoholics Anonymous co- founder William G. Wilson (1895-1971). Included: interviews; recreations; and rare archival material. 8:00pm - Poldark Revealed A behind-the-scenes look at "Poldark" as it's shot on location in Cornwall, England. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece George launches Plan B against Ross; Jud pays a high price for his treachery; Francis and his cousin have a meeting of minds; and Demelza shares difficult news. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Ralph's plans may not pan out; Sooni confronts Aafrin; Madeline attempts to line up an important ally for Ralph; and Lord Hawthorne's interest in Leena deepens. 11:00pm - Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Cinema: From the Dolby Theatre in L.A., Andrea Bocelli performs songs from such films as "Doctor Zhivago," "Love Story" and "The Godfather." He duets, via digital wizardry, with Ariana Grande on "E più ti penso" from "Once Upon a Time in America"; and, in person, Nicole Scherzinger on "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from "Evita." John Travolta, Ryan O'Neal, Ali MacGraw and Andy Garcia also join him on stage to discuss the movies the songs are from.

Monday, October 3 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - LAaRT 7:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Wimbledon 1: Items include a diamond brooch; a smashed tennis racket that belonged to John McEnroe; and a handwritten account of the Battle of Trafalgar from the HMS Victory's surgeon. 8:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Knoxville, Tennessee: Part 2 of 3 in Knoxville features a collection of letters from Amelia Earhart; drawings by artist Joseph Delaney (1904-91); and two watercolors by Jacob Maentel (1778-1863). Also: a visit to the Rhea County Courthouse spotlights a book related to the Scopes Monkey Trial. 9:00pm - Best of Enemies: The Season 18 premiere features "Best of Enemies," about the heated debates between conservative William F. Buckley and liberal Gore Vidal that ABC News aired during its coverage of the 1968 Republican and Democratic presidential conventions in an effort to boost its paltry TV ratings. The disdain that the two felt for one another dripped from their every syllable and led the set-tos to become personal. The result: must-watch TV; and the dawn of the modern age of contentious public discourse. 10:30pm - Willie Velasquez: Your Vote Is Your Voice A profile of Mexican-American activist Willie Velasquez (1944-88), who founded the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project in 1974 and, through it, registered millions of Latino voters to vote. His rallying cry: "su voto es su voz" ("your vote is your voice"). 11:30pm - 12:00am - Charlie Rose

Tuesday, October 4 5:30pm - Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Shaun Casey, the U.S. Special Representative for Religion and Global Affairs, is interviewed; and Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie discusses the spiritual and mental work that should be done prior to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Also: an Albuquerque, N.M., program that matches Page 3 / 18 homeless individuals with jobs that will pay them in cash. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour Debates 2016: A Special Report Vice Presidential Debate: Vice presidential candidates Tim Kaine (D) and Mike Pence (R) debate. Elaine Quijano moderates. From Longwood University in Farmville, Va. 8:00pm - The Contenders - 16 for '16 Hart/Jackson - The Visionaries: The presidential campaigns of Colorado senator Gary Hart and Rev. Jesse Jackson are recalled. 9:00pm - Voces on PBS Children of Giant: The season premiere focuses on the 1955 film "Giant" and how it impacted the West Texas town of Marfa, where it was shot. The movie was one of the first to explore the racial divide between Anglos and Mexican-Americans in the Southwest U.S. Included: remarks from its cast and crew; and town residents who participated in and witnessed the making of the film. 10:30pm - Visa Dream An elderly Mexican couple are reunited with their children (who live in the U.S.) after a 16-year separation. The show chronicles the arduous process the couple undergo to obtain visitor visas, and their journey north to visit their family. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - American Umpire An examination of America's past and present foreign policy, including why the U.S. became the world's policeman. The Jim Lehrer-narrated documentary features remarks from three former secretaries of state and two generals.

Wednesday, October 5 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Earth's Natural Wonders Wonders of Water: Spotlighting wonders created by water, including Victoria Falls; the French region of Camargue; and ocean reefs. 8:00pm - Forces of Nature Motion: The finale examines the forces that have kept Earth in motion since its formation billions of years ago. 9:00pm - NOVA Great Human Odyssey: How early humans migrated out of Africa and populated the world. Included: insights from historians, anthropologists, archaeologists and geneticists. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Earth's Natural Wonders Wonders of Water: Spotlighting wonders created by water, including Victoria Falls; the French region of Camargue; and ocean reefs.

Thursday, October 6 5:30pm - With Bonnie Erbé Topics include the presidential race; and pronatalism. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Cinema: From the Dolby Theatre in L.A., Andrea Bocelli performs songs from such films as "Doctor Zhivago," "Love Story" and "The Godfather." He duets, via digital wizardry, with Ariana Grande on "E più ti penso" from "Once Upon a Time in America"; and, in person, Nicole Scherzinger on "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from "Evita." John Travolta, Ryan O'Neal, Ali MacGraw and Andy Garcia also join him on stage to discuss the movies the songs are from. 9:00pm - Zoltan Maga: From Budapest With Love Hungarian violin virtuoso Zoltan Maga performs at Budapest's Vigadó Concert Hall on the Danube River, where he's joined by tenor Saimir Pirgu, soprano Valentina Naforni?a, soprano Natalia Ushakova and the Budapest Primarius Symphony Orchestra. Other performers include Budapest Operetta Theater singers; the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble; Savaria Ballroom Dancers; Szilver Ballroom Dance Group; and a Gypsy band. In addition, Maga performs at scenic locations throughout the city. 10:30pm - Rick Steves' Delicious Europe A gourmet tour of Europe stops in Galicia, Spain, to sample tapas; and Rome, where trattoria is tasted. Other stops include Greece and the Burgundy region of France. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Cinema: From the Dolby Theatre in L.A., Andrea Bocelli performs songs from such films as "Doctor Zhivago," "Love Story" and "The Godfather." He duets, via digital wizardry, with Ariana Grande on "E più ti penso" from "Once Upon a Time in America"; and, in person, Nicole Page 4 / 18 Scherzinger on "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from "Evita." John Travolta, Ryan O'Neal, Ali MacGraw and Andy Garcia also join him on stage to discuss the movies the songs are from.

Friday, October 7 5:30pm - SciTech Now The latest breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation are spotlighted. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 7:30pm - Charlie Rose: The Week 8:00pm - With 8:30pm - LAaRT 9:00pm - Getting Ahead A look at how a minimum-wage hike is playing out in four Northern California cities that increased pay standards two years prior to the 2016 state-mandated increase of the minimum wage. Included: the experiences of small business owners and hourly wage earners; and remarks from two economic experts. 10:00pm - Dream On John Fugelsang retraces the steps of Alexis de Tocqueville, whose 1831-32 travels in the U.S. led him to write "Democracy in America," which popularized the notion of the American dream. Fugelsang's quest: to see whether the dream still exists or if, as George Carlin joked, "you have to be asleep to believe it." Along the way, he meets a diverse lot, including folks struggling to overcome setbacks and others who've succeeded despite steep hurdles. Almost all, perhaps quixotically, still believe. 11:30pm - Tavis Smiley 12:00am - Charlie Rose

Saturday, October 8 5:30am - Nature Cat Stream and Shout; Hal's Day Off: Nature Cat wonders where streams begin; and Nature Cat and pals search for Hal, who's lost in the city. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! How We Found Your Sun; Treehouse Observatory: Jet explains how his family found Earth by way of the sun; and the kids turn a treehouse into a clubhouse-observatory. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Oscar Strikes Back: Oscar attends a meeting of Odd Squad scientists. 7:30am - Biz Kid$ The Value of Money: The Season 4 finale focuses on factors that contribute to the value of the dollar versus other currencies, such as the Chinese yuan and Japanese yen. 8:00am - Martha Stewart's Cooking School Eggs: Martha Stewart's weekly culinary class begins with an egg- centric lesson that includes how to prepare and fry eggs; and make an omelet and a frittata. 8:30am - Martha Bakes Pastry Cream: A cherry tart with cherry-spiked pastry cream; coffee pastry cream-filled cream puffs with chocolate glaze; and kremowka, a Polish dessert of cream mousseline sandwiched between golden brown puff pastry. 9:00am - Antiques Roadshow Knoxville, Tennessee: Part 2 of 3 in Knoxville features a collection of letters from Amelia Earhart; drawings by artist Joseph Delaney (1904-91); and two watercolors by Jacob Maentel (1778-1863). Also: a visit to the Rhea County Courthouse spotlights a book related to the Scopes Monkey Trial. 10:00am - Antiques Roadshow Vintage Richmond: Updating appraisals from a 1998 Richmond visit. Included: 1956 World Series baseballs; a Carnegie autograph album; a diamond and ruby jewelry collection; a Royal Doulton bear; and a Cartier desk clock that has increased in value from $10,000-$15,000 to $25,000-$35,000. 11:00am - NOVA Great Human Odyssey: How early humans migrated out of Africa and populated the world. Included: insights from historians, anthropologists, archaeologists and geneticists. 1:00pm - Latino Americans Prejudice and Pride: Part 5 of 6 recalls the creation of the Chicano identity; the effort to organize California farm workers; the push for better education; and the entry of Latinos into the political process. 2:00pm - Latino Americans Peril and Promise: The conclusion chronicles the past 30 years, including the 1980 Mariel exodus from Cuba; and the backlash against undocumented workers that led to tighter border restrictions. 3:00pm - Voces on PBS Now en Español: The trials and travails of the five Latina actresses who dub "Desperate Housewives" into Spanish for American audiences are documented, including their efforts to land on-screen roles. 4:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Wimbledon 1: Items include a diamond brooch; a smashed tennis racket that Page 5 / 18 belonged to John McEnroe; and a handwritten account of the Battle of Trafalgar from the HMS Victory's surgeon. 4:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Wimbledon 2: Included: memorabilia from the 1908 London Olympics; an archive that depicts an illusionist who inspired a young Harry Houdini; and a pencil-drawn portrait of Lord Nelson. 5:00pm - LAaRT 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Lawrence Welk Show The Songs of Jimmy McHugh: Jimmy McHugh songs are featured in a 1980 episode, including "I Feel a Song Coming On," "Maggie Blues," "Don't Blame Me," "When My Sugar Walks Down the Street" and "I'm in the Mood for Love." 7:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Knoxville, Tennessee: Part 2 of 3 in Knoxville features a collection of letters from Amelia Earhart; drawings by artist Joseph Delaney (1904-91); and two watercolors by Jacob Maentel (1778-1863). Also: a visit to the Rhea County Courthouse spotlights a book related to the Scopes Monkey Trial. 8:00pm - Poldark Revealed A behind-the-scenes look at "Poldark" as it's shot on location in Cornwall, England. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece George launches Plan B against Ross; Jud pays a high price for his treachery; Francis and his cousin have a meeting of minds; and Demelza shares difficult news. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Ralph's plans may not pan out; Sooni confronts Aafrin; Madeline attempts to line up an important ally for Ralph; and Lord Hawthorne's interest in Leena deepens. 11:00pm - World DanceSport GrandSlam Series World DanceSport GrandSlam Latin - Stuttgart, Germany: The GrandSlam of the Latin Series in Stuttgart, Germany. 12:00am - Austin City Limits James Bay; Rhiannon Giddens: James Bay and Rhiannon Giddens are featured. Bay showcases selections from his 2015 "Chaos and the Calm" album; and Giddens performs songs from her 2015 solo debut, "Tomorrow Is My Turn."

Sunday, October 9 5:30am - Nature Cat Tally Ho! A Rainbow; Travelin' Seeds: Daisy wants to take a picture of a rainbow; and Daisy wonders why a flower she didn't plant grew in her garden. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! Round and Round; The Plant From Botron 7: The kids learn how all the planets orbit around the sun and rotate on their own axes at the same time; and Jet tries to grow a seed from his home planet. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Oscar Strikes Back: Oscar attends a meeting of Odd Squad scientists. 7:30am - Odd Squad Olympia's Day; Otis's Day: A new room opens up in headquarters; and the tubes go down for maintenance just when it's necessary to transport a villain to headquarters. 8:00am - Martha Speaks 8:30am - Cyberchase 9:00am - Clifford the Big Red Dog 9:30am - WordGirl 10:00am - Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Cinema: From the Dolby Theatre in L.A., Andrea Bocelli performs songs from such films as "Doctor Zhivago," "Love Story" and "The Godfather." He duets, via digital wizardry, with Ariana Grande on "E più ti penso" from "Once Upon a Time in America"; and, in person, Nicole Scherzinger on "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from "Evita." John Travolta, Ryan O'Neal, Ali MacGraw and Andy Garcia also join him on stage to discuss the movies the songs are from. 12:00pm - The Age Fix With Anthony Youn, MD How to look younger. Included: the best cream to reverse aging and prevent skin cancers; and easy treatments for age spots, wrinkles and under-eye puffiness. Also: DIY anti-aging treatments; and simple dietary changes to make one look and feel younger. 2:00pm - I Miss Downton Abbey! A celebration of "Downton Abbey," featuring highlights from the series, behind-the-scenes clips and interviews. 3:30pm - The Ed Sullivan Show and My Music Present California Dreamin': The Songs of the Mamas and the Papas A celebration of the Mamas and the Papas, featuring performance clips and remarks from John Phillips, Michelle Phillips and Denny Doherty. Included: "California Dreamin'"; "Monday, Monday"; "Dream a Little Dream of Me"; "Dedicated to the One I Love"; "Words of Love"; "I Saw Her Again"; "Twelve Thirty"; "Dancing in the Street"; "I Call Your Name"; "Do You Believe in Magic"; "Somebody Groovy"; "My Heart Stood

Page 6 / 18 Still"; "Dancing Bear"; and "Once Was a Time I Thought." 5:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour Debates 2016: A Special Report Presidential Debate: Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R) debate at a town-hall meeting at Washington University in St. Louis. Half the questions are slated to be asked by citizen participants. Martha Raddatz and moderate. 8:00pm - Frontline The Choice 2016: Profiles of the two major 2016 presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R). Included: insights from family members, friends, advisers, adversaries, political insiders and journalists. 10:00pm - Willie Velasquez: Your Vote Is Your Voice A profile of Mexican-American activist Willie Velasquez (1944-88), who founded the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project in 1974 and, through it, registered millions of Latino voters to vote. His rallying cry: "su voto es su voz" ("your vote is your voice"). 11:00pm - I Miss Downton Abbey! A celebration of "Downton Abbey," featuring highlights from the series, behind-the-scenes clips and interviews. 12:30am - The Ed Sullivan Show and My Music Present California Dreamin': The Songs of the Mamas and the Papas A celebration of the Mamas and the Papas, featuring performance clips and remarks from John Phillips, Michelle Phillips and Denny Doherty. Included: "California Dreamin'"; "Monday, Monday"; "Dream a Little Dream of Me"; "Dedicated to the One I Love"; "Words of Love"; "I Saw Her Again"; "Twelve Thirty"; "Dancing in the Street"; "I Call Your Name"; "Do You Believe in Magic"; "Somebody Groovy"; "My Heart Stood Still"; "Dancing Bear"; and "Once Was a Time I Thought."

Monday, October 10 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - LAaRT 7:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Manchester Town Hall 2: Items include a painted panel from a closed biscuit factory; a plate; and a small picture by L.S. Lowry. 8:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Knoxville, Tennessee: Conclusion. In Knoxville, items include a third edition of "Gone With the Wind" with a false inscription; signed Muhammad Ali training shoes; and a Cartier sapphire and diamond ring. Also: Prehistoric Native American stoneworks are discussed at the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture. 9:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Part 1 of 3 in Jacksonville features a horn used in Laurel and Hardy's "Swiss Miss" film; a silver presentation cup, circa 1780, that was given to Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene by Lafayette; and a Thomas Hart Benton oil painting, circa. 1950. Also: a visit to the Norman Studios Silent Film Museum features a discussion on missing Richard E. Norman films. 10:00pm - POV From This Day Forward: In "From This Day Forward," filmmaker Sharon Shattuck examines the marriage of her parents, who've remained together even though her father came out as transgender decades ago. The decision strained the relationship between them, of course, and they separated for a time, but in the end decided that their bond was too strong. The change also weighed on Sharon, who admits that she "pretty much rejected my dad" for years. Also: "Pink Boy" profiles a gender-nonconforming boy in rural Florida. 11:30pm - Tavis Smiley 12:00am - Charlie Rose

Tuesday, October 11 5:30pm - Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Liberia's part-public, part-private school system; and the Feast of Saint Francis, which is observed by many churches with a blessing of the animals. Also: Holocaust scholar Deborah Lipstadt, subject of the film "Denial." 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. The Stories We Tell: The Season 3 premiere features Democratic strategist Donna Brazile, actor Ty Burrell and artist Kara Walker, who learn how the legacy of slavery has helped shape them. 8:00pm - The Contenders - 16 for '16 Goldwater/Reagan - The Conservatives: The presidential bids of Barry

Page 7 / 18 Goldwater and Ronald Reagan are recalled. Goldwater's losing 1964 campaign influenced a generation of conservatives; and Reagan's failed effort to nab the Republican nomination in 1976 sowed the seeds for his 1980 win. 9:00pm - Frontline Confronting ISIS: An examination of the U.S.-led fight against ISIS, featuring reports from Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. The Stories We Tell: The Season 3 premiere features Democratic strategist Donna Brazile, actor Ty Burrell and artist Kara Walker, who learn how the legacy of slavery has helped shape them.

Wednesday, October 12 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Earth's Natural Wonders Living Wonders: In the finale, wonders created by life itself are examined. Included: boys in the Amazon face fierce animals in a rite of passage; and a Bangladeshi man and his son face killer bees and man-eating tigers in a quest for honey. 8:00pm - Nature Super Hummingbirds: An examination of hummingbirds, which possess the ability to fly backwards, upside-down and even "tread" air. Included: How they drink a flower's nectar; why they thrive at high altitudes; and how they mate, lay eggs, fight and raise families. 9:00pm - NOVA Super Tunnel: The construction of a new subterranean railway in London is examined. Included: the challenges faced by the engineers and designers. 10:00pm - WWII Megaweapons The Tunnels of Okinawa: The series about World War II begins with a look at the defensive lines, bunkers and fortifications the Japanese built on the island of Okinawa. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Earth's Natural Wonders Living Wonders: In the finale, wonders created by life itself are examined. Included: boys in the Amazon face fierce animals in a rite of passage; and a Bangladeshi man and his son face killer bees and man-eating tigers in a quest for honey.

Thursday, October 13 5:30pm - To the Contrary With Bonnie Erbé Women in prison are discussed. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Catholicism Our Tainted Nature's Solitary Boast: Mary, the Mother of God: The Catholic Church's reverence for Mary is explained. Included: the ruins of Ephesus; the Marian shrines of Lourdes and Guadalupe. 8:00pm - Rick Steves' Europe - France Marathon 2016 France is visited. 9:30pm - The Bee Gees: One Night Only A 1997 concert in Las Vegas by the Grammy-winning trio that "covered the whole spectrum of our career," Robin Gibb says. Songs include "Lonely Days," "Words," "Grease" and "How Deep Is Your Love." Also: Celine Dion performs "Immortality." 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Visions of Italy: Southern Style An aerial tour of southern Italy.

Friday, October 14 5:30pm - SciTech Now The latest breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation are spotlighted. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 7:30pm - Charlie Rose: The Week 8:00pm - Washington Week With Gwen Ifill 8:30pm - LAaRT 9:00pm - Great Performances Grammy Salute to Music Legends: A celebration of the Recording Academy's 2016 Special Merit Awards recipients Linda Ronstadt, Fred Foster, John Cage, Ruth Brown, Jefferson Airplane, Celia Cruz, Run-DMC, Chris Strachwitz, Herbie Hancock, and Earth, Wind & Fire. Performers include J.D.

Page 8 / 18 Souther; Lila Downs and Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano; Martina McBride; Kris Kristofferson; Shelby Lynne; Patti Austin; Jefferson Airplane; Andy Garcia; Naughty By Nature; Herbie Hancock; and Earth, Wind & Fire. From the Dolby Theatre in L.A. 11:30pm - Tavis Smiley 12:00am - Charlie Rose

Saturday, October 15 5:30am - Nature Cat Happy Halentine's Day; The Groundhog Way: Hal forgets to buy Valentine's Day gifts for his loved ones; and the groundhog refuses to come out of its hole on Groundhog Day because its weather predictions are sometimes wrong. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! Mission to the Moon; Mindy's Moon Bounce House: The kids reenact the first moon landing; and Jet's birthday gift to Mindy allows her to defy gravity. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Night Shift; Put Me in Coach: The agents learn that Odd Squad is very different at night; and Coach O chooses which agents will visit the unicorns in Cloud Town. 7:30am - Biz Kid$ What's Your Money Personality?: The Season 5 opener examines the different ways people react to and deal with money. 8:00am - Martha Stewart's Cooking School Sauces: How to make hollandaise, béchamel, beurre blanc and marinara. 8:30am - Martha Bakes Classic New England: The Season 7 premiere features New England delights, including creamy maple custard pie; a jewel-like cranberry tart with an easy press-in walnut crust; Boston cream pie cupcakes; and a buttermilk-blueberry tart. 9:00am - Antiques Roadshow Knoxville, Tennessee: Conclusion. In Knoxville, items include a third edition of "Gone With the Wind" with a false inscription; signed Muhammad Ali training shoes; and a Cartier sapphire and diamond ring. Also: Prehistoric Native American stoneworks are discussed at the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture. 10:00am - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Part 1 of 3 in Jacksonville features a horn used in Laurel and Hardy's "Swiss Miss" film; a silver presentation cup, circa 1780, that was given to Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene by Lafayette; and a Thomas Hart Benton oil painting, circa. 1950. Also: a visit to the Norman Studios Silent Film Museum features a discussion on missing Richard E. Norman films. 11:00am - NOVA Super Tunnel: The construction of a new subterranean railway in London is examined. Included: the challenges faced by the engineers and designers. 12:00pm - Earth's Natural Wonders Living Wonders: In the finale, wonders created by life itself are examined. Included: boys in the Amazon face fierce animals in a rite of passage; and a Bangladeshi man and his son face killer bees and man-eating tigers in a quest for honey. 1:00pm - Nature Super Hummingbirds: An examination of hummingbirds, which possess the ability to fly backwards, upside-down and even "tread" air. Included: How they drink a flower's nectar; why they thrive at high altitudes; and how they mate, lay eggs, fight and raise families. 2:00pm - Great Performances Grammy Salute to Music Legends: A celebration of the Recording Academy's 2016 Special Merit Awards recipients Linda Ronstadt, Fred Foster, John Cage, Ruth Brown, Jefferson Airplane, Celia Cruz, Run-DMC, Chris Strachwitz, Herbie Hancock, and Earth, Wind & Fire. Performers include J.D. Souther; Lila Downs and Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano; Martina McBride; Kris Kristofferson; Shelby Lynne; Patti Austin; Jefferson Airplane; Andy Garcia; Naughty By Nature; Herbie Hancock; and Earth, Wind & Fire. From the Dolby Theatre in L.A. 4:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Seaton Delaval 2: Toys made by POWs during WWII; a chair; and a rare silver cup. 5:00pm - LAaRT 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Lawrence Welk Show Musical Memories: Tunes include "Talk to the Animals"; "I Get Along Without You," featuring Norma Zimmer; "Where Are the Words," featuring the Lennon Sisters; "Papa Won't You Dance," featuring Myron Floren; and "There Is No Tomorrow," featuring Joe Feeney. 7:00pm - I Miss Downton Abbey! A celebration of "Downton Abbey," featuring highlights from the series, behind-the-scenes clips and interviews. 8:30pm - The Ed Sullivan Show and My Music Present California Dreamin': The Songs of the Mamas and

Page 9 / 18 the Papas A celebration of the Mamas and the Papas, featuring performance clips and remarks from John Phillips, Michelle Phillips and Denny Doherty. Included: "California Dreamin'"; "Monday, Monday"; "Dream a Little Dream of Me"; "Dedicated to the One I Love"; "Words of Love"; "I Saw Her Again"; "Twelve Thirty"; "Dancing in the Street"; "I Call Your Name"; "Do You Believe in Magic"; "Somebody Groovy"; "My Heart Stood Still"; "Dancing Bear"; and "Once Was a Time I Thought." 10:00pm - Age Reversed with Miranda Esmonde-White 11:00pm - World DanceSport GrandSlam Series World DanceSport GrandSlam Standard Series - The Showdown in Shanghai: The top 12 couples in the GrandSlam Standard Series compete. 12:00am - Austin City Limits Robert Plant: Robert Plant performs songs from throughout his career.

Sunday, October 16 5:30am - Nature Cat Runaway Pumpkin; Lady Bug Tough: Daisy grows a big pumpkin and wants to bring it to a Halloween party, but moving it is problematic; and tiny aphids are destroying Daisy's rose garden. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! Beep Has the Blues; Chore Day: Celery takes the kids to Mars so that they can help Boop, who's sick and can't move; and Jet learns about chores. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Night Shift; Put Me in Coach: The agents learn that Odd Squad is very different at night; and Coach O chooses which agents will visit the unicorns in Cloud Town. 7:30am - Odd Squad Puppet Show; Mystic Egg Pizza: People are turning into puppets; and food is disappearing. 8:00am - Martha Speaks 8:30am - Cyberchase 9:00am - Clifford the Big Red Dog 9:30am - WordGirl 10:00am - Eat Fat, Get Thin With Dr. Mark Hyman A weight-loss and healthy living program. Included: achieving optimum health by eating "good" fats. 12:00pm - I Miss Downton Abbey! A celebration of "Downton Abbey," featuring highlights from the series, behind-the-scenes clips and interviews. 1:30pm - Dr. Christiane Northrup: Glorious Women Never Age! Dr. Christiane Northrup shares advice on how women can grow old without aging, which includes redefining the term "aging"; keeping one's blood sugar stable; and exercising. Also: what can be learned from healthy centenarians. 3:30pm - Rick Steves' Delicious Europe A gourmet tour of Europe stops in Galicia, Spain, to sample tapas; and Rome, where trattoria is tasted. Other stops include Greece and the Burgundy region of France. 4:00pm - Catholicism Our Tainted Nature's Solitary Boast: Mary, the Mother of God: The Catholic Church's reverence for Mary is explained. Included: the ruins of Ephesus; the Marian shrines of Lourdes and Guadalupe. 5:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Great British Baking Show Masterclass 1: How to make Madeira cake, frosted walnut cake, hazelnut and orange biscotti, arlettes and Black Forest gateau. 7:00pm - The Great British Baking Show Masterclass 2: How to make soda bread, baguettes, cappuccino crème brulées, Spanische windtorte, checkerboard cake and a tiered white chocolate-and-raspberry cheesecake. Also: decorating a pie. 8:00pm - The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece The drama about a widow and her children who, in 1935, move from Britain to Corfu opens with Louisa and family arriving on the bucolic Greek island, where they soon fall in with the locals and a menagerie of animals. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece Smugglers make an offer to Ross, who in turn makes an offer to Francis; Verity reappears; Ross and George have a frank talk; and Demelza risks her neck prior to a blessed event. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Lord Hawthorne wants Adam arrested for setting him on fire; Alice and Aafrin's affair may be exposed; a marriage spirals into sadism; and someone presumed dead returns. 11:00pm - Joe Bonamassa: Live at Royal Albert Hall Bluesman Joe Bonamassa performs at London's Royal Albert Hall in a 2009 concert. Included: an appearance by Eric Clapton. Songs include "Django," "The Ballad of John Henry," "Last Kiss," "Lonesome Road Blues," "Happier Times" and "Blues Deluxe." 12:30am - BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Your Brain

Page 10 / 18 Monday, October 17 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - LAaRT 7:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Birmingham University 2: Items include a large vase; a table; and earrings and a brooch once owned by Princess Margaret. 8:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Part 2 of 3 in Jacksonville features a Babyland Rag topsy-turvy doll, circa 1905; a diamond Art Deco bracelet watch; and Robert E. Lee's map of critical battle areas around Richmond. Also: a visit to the St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum spotlights a 17th-century pirate book. 9:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Conclusion. In Jacksonville, items include a NASA "Mercury 7" signed photo; a document signed by Abraham Lincoln in 1862; and a Tiffany gold necklace, circa 1875. Also: a visit to Flagler College spotlights Louis Comfort Tiffany stained-glass windows. 10:00pm - POV Hooligan Sparrow: The story of Chinese human-rights activist Ye Haiyan, who finds herself in the crosshairs of her government after seeking justice for six children, ranging in age from 11 to 14, who were sexually abused by their school principal. 11:30pm - Tavis Smiley 12:00am - Charlie Rose

Tuesday, October 18 5:30pm - Religion & Ethics Newsweekly The religious community's response to Donald Trump's crude comments that were caught on tape. Also: Operation Underground Railroad, which rescues young children from criminal traffickers; and a San Francisco restaurant that's staffed by former prisoners. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. The Irish Factor: Soledad O'Brien, Bill O'Reilly and learn about their family histories, including how their Irish roots have shaped them. 8:00pm - The Contenders - 16 for '16 Perot/Nader - The Independents: The candidacies of Ross Perot and Ralph Nader are recalled. Perot, an independent, won almost 19 percent of the vote in 1992; and Nader, on the Green Party ticket in 2000, may have altered history despite receiving less than three percent of the vote. 9:00pm - Tesla: A profile of Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), the genius engineer who developed a way to distribute electricity over vast distances; and who envisioned a world linked by wireless technology. 10:00pm - Frontline Terror in Europe: Europe's efforts to combat Islamist terrorism is examined. Included: remarks from counter-terror officials. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. The Irish Factor: Soledad O'Brien, Bill O'Reilly and Bill Maher learn about their family histories, including how their Irish roots have shaped them.

Wednesday, October 19 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour Debates 2016: A Special Report Presidential Debate: Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R) debate at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas. Chris Wallace moderates. 8:00pm - Nature My Congo: Congo native and cinematographer Vianet D'jenguet explores the beauty of his homeland in this documentary, which finds him visiting the sites of happy family memories, touring a chimpanzee sanctuary and filming the wildlife in national parks. He also meets a forest-dwelling tribe that reveres his great-grandfather. 9:00pm - NOVA First Air War: The evolution of warplanes during World War I is recalled. In the space of a few years, they graduated from rickety biplanes to efficient killing machines. 10:00pm - Building Below Zero 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Southwestern Gems: Our Desert National Parks Desert-based national parks, monuments and

Page 11 / 18 preserves are toured. Included: Great Basin National Park; Mojave National Preserve; Carlsbad Caverns National Park.

Thursday, October 20 5:30pm - To the Contrary With Bonnie Erbé Topics include the presidential race; and ADA disability compliance. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Rick Steves' Europe - Italy Marathon 2016 Italy is toured. 8:30pm - Rick Steves' Europe - France Marathon 2016 France is visited. 10:00pm - Age Reversed with Miranda Esmonde-White 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Red Rock Serenade A tour of the iconic red rock country of the American West visits Arches, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Grand Canyon national parks; and features a soundtrack of classical music, including works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Chopin, as well as Debussy, Dvorak, Grieg, Mendelssohn, Puccini, Schubert and Tchaikovsky.

Friday, October 21 5:30pm - SciTech Now The latest breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation are spotlighted. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 7:30pm - Charlie Rose: The Week 8:00pm - Washington Week With Gwen Ifill 8:30pm - LAaRT 9:00pm - Great Performances Hamilton's America: A look at the creation of "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton. Included: excerpts from the New York production with its original cast; and trips to Mount Vernon and Valley Forge with Miranda and other cast members. 10:30pm - Great Performances Hamilton's America: A look at the creation of "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton. Included: excerpts from the New York production with its original cast; and trips to Mount Vernon and Valley Forge with Miranda and other cast members. 12:00am - Tavis Smiley 12:30am - Charlie Rose

Saturday, October 22 5:30am - Nature Cat Runaway Pumpkin; Lady Bug Tough: Daisy grows a big pumpkin and wants to bring it to a Halloween party, but moving it is problematic; and tiny aphids are destroying Daisy's rose garden. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! What's Up With Saturn's Rings?; Sunspot's Night Out: Celery takes Jet, Sydney and Sean to Saturn to learn what its rings are made of; and Sunspot goes missing. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Trading Places; Bad Lemonade: Olive is kicked off the squad after a villain gains access to one of Oscar's gadgets; and Olive and Otto investigate when Polly Graph quits her lemonade stand. 7:30am - Biz Kid$ Business Structures: Different business structures are explained, including LLCs, sole proprietorships and partnerships. Included: two girls with a honey business who have launched both a nonprofit organization and a for-profit company. 8:00am - Martha Stewart's Cooking School Vegetables: How to prepare vegetables so they retain their flavors, colors and nutritional properties. Included: making corn on the cob; Mexican corn; sautéed broccoli rabe; acorn squash; brown sugar-glazed carrots; sautéed sugar snap peas; shelled peas with mint; and lemony kale salad. 8:30am - Martha Bakes Mid-Atlantic: Baltimore peach cake; Kaiser rolls; black raspberry crumb cake; and black and white cookies. 9:00am - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Part 2 of 3 in Jacksonville features a Babyland Rag topsy-turvy doll, circa 1905; a diamond Art Deco bracelet watch; and Robert E. Lee's map of critical battle areas around Richmond. Also: a visit to the St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum spotlights a 17th-century pirate book.

Page 12 / 18 10:00am - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Conclusion. In Jacksonville, items include a NASA "Mercury 7" signed photo; a document signed by Abraham Lincoln in 1862; and a Tiffany gold necklace, circa 1875. Also: a visit to Flagler College spotlights Louis Comfort Tiffany stained-glass windows. 11:00am - NOVA First Air War: The evolution of warplanes during World War I is recalled. In the space of a few years, they graduated from rickety biplanes to efficient killing machines. 12:00pm - Nature My Congo: Congo native and cinematographer Vianet D'jenguet explores the beauty of his homeland in this documentary, which finds him visiting the sites of happy family memories, touring a chimpanzee sanctuary and filming the wildlife in national parks. He also meets a forest-dwelling tribe that reveres his great-grandfather. 1:00pm - Ellen DeGeneres: The Mark Twain Prize Ellen DeGeneres is honored with the 15th Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Among those paying tribute: Kristin Chenoweth; Steve Harvey; Sean Hayes; Jimmy Kimmel; John Krasinski; Jason Mraz; and Lily Tomlin. From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. 2:30pm - Great Performances Hamilton's America: A look at the creation of "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton. Included: excerpts from the New York production with its original cast; and trips to Mount Vernon and Valley Forge with Miranda and other cast members. 4:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Birmingham University 2: Items include a large vase; a table; and earrings and a brooch once owned by Princess Margaret. 4:30pm - Antiques Roadshow RAF Marham: This series travels to towns in Great Britain in search of interesting antiquessallsall from around the world. 5:00pm - LAaRT 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Lawrence Welk Show Musical Tour of Europe: A make-believe trip to Europe features Bobby Burgess and Cissy King dancing to “Around the World” and “Espana Cani”; Norma Zimmer singing “Wonderful Copenhagen”; Ken Delo singing “Gigi”; Arthur Duncan dancing to “Danke Schoen”; Guy Hovis and Ralna English duetting on “Rock of Ages”; and Myron Floren leading the band through the “Liechtensteiner Polka.” Hovis hosts. 7:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Jacksonville: Part 2 of 3 in Jacksonville features a Babyland Rag topsy-turvy doll, circa 1905; a diamond Art Deco bracelet watch; and Robert E. Lee's map of critical battle areas around Richmond. Also: a visit to the St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum spotlights a 17th-century pirate book. 8:00pm - The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece The drama about a widow and her children who, in 1935, move from Britain to Corfu opens with Louisa and family arriving on the bucolic Greek island, where they soon fall in with the locals and a menagerie of animals. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece Smugglers make an offer to Ross, who in turn makes an offer to Francis; Verity reappears; Ross and George have a frank talk; and Demelza risks her neck prior to a blessed event. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Lord Hawthorne wants Adam arrested for setting him on fire; Alice and Aafrin's affair may be exposed; a marriage spirals into sadism; and someone presumed dead returns. 11:00pm - World DanceSport GrandSlam Series World DanceSport GrandSlam Latin Series - The Showdown in Shanghai: The finals of the Latin division. From Shanghai. 12:00am - Austin City Limits Florence + the Machine; Andra Day: Florence + the Machine perform selections from their 2015 "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful" album; and Andra Day sings tunes from her 2015 debut, "Cheers to the Fall."

Sunday, October 23 5:30am - Nature Cat Woodpecker Picks a Place; Here Comes the Sun: A woodpecker interferes with Nature Cat's band practice; and Nature Cat breaks his compass while leading his pals on a trek to see the Golden Sunstone. 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! The Grandest Canyon; A Visit to the Planetarium: The Propulsions travel to Mars to explore Valles Marineris, which is the largest canyon in the solar system; and Sean and Sydney take Jet to see a show at a planetarium. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad Trading Places; Bad Lemonade: Olive is kicked off the squad after a villain gains access to one of Oscar's gadgets; and Olive and Otto investigate when Polly Graph quits her lemonade stand. 7:30am - Odd Squad Robert Plant; Game Time: Obfusco's plant might take over headquarters; and Otto is

Page 13 / 18 trapped inside a video game. 8:00am - Martha Speaks 8:30am - Cyberchase 9:00am - Clifford the Big Red Dog 9:30am - WordGirl 10:00am - Rick Steves' Europe - Italy Marathon 2016 Italy is toured. 11:30am - BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Your Brain 1:30pm - Red Rock Serenade A tour of the iconic red rock country of the American West visits Arches, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Grand Canyon national parks; and features a soundtrack of classical music, including works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Chopin, as well as Debussy, Dvorak, Grieg, Mendelssohn, Puccini, Schubert and Tchaikovsky. 2:30pm - Rick Steves' Europe - France Marathon 2016 France is visited. 4:00pm - Building Below Zero 5:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Great British Baking Show Masterclass 3: How to make sugar-free carrot cake, apricot frangipane tart, Cypriot flaounas, game pie with hot water crust pastry, and lime-and-passion fruit Charlotte Russe. 7:00pm - The Great British Baking Show Masterclass 4: A tennis cake based on a Victorian recipe; and two types of cream horns. Also: How to be precise with mokatines; and construct a choux pastry, Religieuse à l'Ancienne. 8:00pm - The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece Larry tries his hand at hunting after Louisa demands that the kids put food on the table; and Margo, Leslie and Gerry pursue the objects of their affections. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece George backs Poldark into a corner; the law targets free traders; Caroline decides between Unwin and Dwight; and Francis goes missing. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Naresh unleashes a plot that Aafrin attempts to stop. Ralph, meanwhile, puts the pieces together; and Simla's populace turns out for a picnic. 11:00pm - Rick Steves' Europe - Italy Marathon 2016 Italy is toured. 12:30am - Rick Steves' Europe - France Marathon 2016 France is visited.

Monday, October 24 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - LAaRT 7:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Port Sunlight: This series travels to towns in Great Britain in search of interesting antiquessallsall from around the world. 8:00pm - Antiques Roadshow The Boomer Years: Items from the 1940s, '50s and '60s are featured, including a standee for the 1956 Elvis Presley film "Love Me Tender"; a 1958 letter from Martin Luther King Jr.; and Charles Schulz comic strip art, ca. 1960. 9:00pm - Antiques Roadshow : Part 1 of 3. The Season 19 premiere visits New York City, where the finds include an unpublished Art Spiegelman book proposal; a headboard used in "The Godfather, Part II"; and a collection of rare photographic baseball cards that includes a handwritten letter from the 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings. Also: Frèdèric Auguste Bartholdi Statue of Liberty statuettes are discussed during a visit to the New York Historical Society. 10:00pm - POV Thank You for Playing: A video-game programmer and his wife a video game about their son's battle with cancer. What starts as a coping mechanism morphs into something larger, however, and results in an emotional and poetic work that deftly explores love, loss and grief. 11:30pm - Tavis Smiley 12:00am - Charlie Rose

Tuesday, October 25 5:30pm - Religion & Ethics Newsweekly A report on Catholic voters, including the issues important to them. Also: entrepreneur Chid Liberty, who operates a garment factory in Liberia.

Page 14 / 18 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. In Search of Freedom: Shonda Rhimes, Maya Rudolph and Keenen Ivory Wayans learn how their ancestors struggled for freedom. 8:00pm - The Contenders - 16 for '16 Ferraro/Palin - The Trailblazers: The vice-presidential candidacies of Geraldine Ferraro and Sarah Palin are recalled. In 1984, Ferraro became the first female vice-presidential nominee of a major party when Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale selected her as his running mate. In 2008, Sarah Palin put additional cracks in the glass ceiling when Republican presidential nominee John McCain chose her as his running mate. 9:00pm - : Just Another Version of You - A profile of Norman Lear, the creative mastermind behind such influential sitcoms as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," "Maude" and "Good Times." The shows changed the TV landscape in the early 1970s by using humor to promote social change. In 1981, he expanded his effort to influence public opinion by founding People for the American Way, a liberal advocacy group. The documentary features footage from Lear's own archives as well as remarks from Lear, family, friends and colleagues. 10:30pm - Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You - American Masters A profile of Norman Lear, the creative mastermind behind such influential sitcoms as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," "Maude" and "Good Times." The shows changed the TV landscape in the early 1970s by using humor to promote social change. In 1981, he expanded his effort to influence public opinion by founding People for the American Way, a liberal advocacy group. The documentary features footage from Lear's own archives as well as remarks from Lear, family, friends and colleagues. 12:00am - Tavis Smiley 12:30am - Charlie Rose

Wednesday, October 26 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Nature Great Zebra Exodus: The annual migration of zebras across Botswana's Makgadikgadi Pans is seen through the eyes of a single zebra family: a stallion, his three mares and their offspring. 8:00pm - Nature Giraffes: Africa's Gentle Giants: A herd of wild giraffes in Africa is relocated by one man, his family and a band of enthusiastic helpers. 9:00pm - NOVA Sinkholes: Buried Alive: Sinkholes are examined. The collapses can be gradual or sudden; and occur when carbon dioxide in the air dissolves in rainwater and forms an acid that weakens limestone and other water-soluble rocks beneath the soil. Included: video of dramatic collapses. 10:00pm - After Stonehenge: The Season 16 premiere examines a prehistoric English settlement that's shedding new light on the history of the western world. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - Nature Great Zebra Exodus: The annual migration of zebras across Botswana's Makgadikgadi Pans is seen through the eyes of a single zebra family: a stallion, his three mares and their offspring.

Thursday, October 27 5:30pm - To the Contrary With Bonnie Erbé Topics include early female voters. Also: Debbie Allen on her "Freeze Frame" show. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Korla 8:00pm - Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You - American Masters A profile of Norman Lear, the creative mastermind behind such influential sitcoms as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," "Maude" and "Good Times." The shows changed the TV landscape in the early 1970s by using humor to promote social change. In 1981, he expanded his effort to influence public opinion by founding People for the American Way, a liberal advocacy group. The documentary features footage from Lear's own archives as well as remarks from Lear, family, friends and colleagues. 9:30pm - Ellen DeGeneres: The Mark Twain Prize Ellen DeGeneres is honored with the 15th Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Among those paying tribute: Kristin Chenoweth; Steve Harvey; Sean Hayes; Jimmy Kimmel; John Krasinski; Jason Mraz; and Lily Tomlin. From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Page 15 / 18 in Washington, D.C. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:30am - BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Your Brain

Friday, October 28 5:30pm - SciTech Now The latest breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation are spotlighted. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 7:30pm - Charlie Rose: The Week 8:00pm - Washington Week With Gwen Ifill 8:30pm - LAaRT 9:00pm - Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize Bill Murray is honored with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at a gala featuring Dan Aykroyd, Aziz Ansari, Roy Blount Jr., Bill Hader, Jimmy Kimmel, David Letterman, Brian Doyle Murray, Paul Shaffer and Sigourney Weaver. From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. 10:30pm - Eddie Murphy: The Mark Twain Prize Eddie Murphy receives the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at a gala featuring Dave Chappelle, Kathy Griffin, Arsenio Hall, Brittany Howard, George Lopez, Sam Moore, Tracy Morgan, Kevin Nealon, Trevor Noah, Jay Pharoah, Joe Piscopo and Chris Rock. From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. 12:00am - Tavis Smiley 12:30am - Charlie Rose

Saturday, October 29 5:30am - The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Halloween! Nick and Sally have a wild Halloween thanks to Cat, who takes them into Oooky-ma-kooky Closet. 6:30am - Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest George and Allie try to determine whether a myth about a hat-kicking scarecrow that haunts the countryside on Halloween is true. George also has to decide on a costume to wear to the town's annual Boo Festival. 7:30am - Biz Kid$ Movin' On Out: The financial side of leaving home is discussed. Included: seven roommates who share their finances...and the hairdryer. 8:00am - Martha Stewart's Cooking School Stocks: Recipes and techniques for chicken, beef and vegetable stocks. Included: cooking and storage tips. 8:30am - Martha Bakes Midwest: Double-crusted sour cherry pie; classic St. Louis gooey butter cake; kransekake, a Norwegian celebratory cake; and sweet custard pie made with navy beans. 9:00am - Antiques Roadshow The Boomer Years: Items from the 1940s, '50s and '60s are featured, including a standee for the 1956 Elvis Presley film "Love Me Tender"; a 1958 letter from Martin Luther King Jr.; and Charles Schulz comic strip art, ca. 1960. 10:00am - Antiques Roadshow New York City: Part 1 of 3. The Season 19 premiere visits New York City, where the finds include an unpublished Art Spiegelman book proposal; a headboard used in "The Godfather, Part II"; and a collection of rare photographic baseball cards that includes a handwritten letter from the 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings. Also: Frèdèric Auguste Bartholdi Statue of Liberty statuettes are discussed during a visit to the New York Historical Society. 11:00am - NOVA Sinkholes: Buried Alive: Sinkholes are examined. The collapses can be gradual or sudden; and occur when carbon dioxide in the air dissolves in rainwater and forms an acid that weakens limestone and other water-soluble rocks beneath the soil. Included: video of dramatic collapses. 12:00pm - Nature Giraffes: Africa's Gentle Giants: A herd of wild giraffes in Africa is relocated by one man, his family and a band of enthusiastic helpers. 1:00pm - Nature Great Zebra Exodus: The annual migration of zebras across Botswana's Makgadikgadi Pans is seen through the eyes of a single zebra family: a stallion, his three mares and their offspring. 2:00pm - Secrets of the Dead Vampire Legend: The Season 15 premiere explores the vampire myth, which—if manuscripts and archaeological evidence are accurate—emanated from medieval England. The lore was popularized by Bram Stoker's "Dracula," of course, and still has adherents, including Mirca Mitrica, who recalls taking part in a ritual in 2004 Romania to ensure a possible vampire stayed buried. Also interviewed: Page 16 / 18 Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew Dacre Stoker; and archaeologist Dominic Powlesland, who's uncovered deviant Anglo-Saxon burials. 3:00pm - Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize Bill Murray is honored with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at a gala featuring Dan Aykroyd, Aziz Ansari, Roy Blount Jr., Bill Hader, Jimmy Kimmel, David Letterman, Brian Doyle Murray, Paul Shaffer and Sigourney Weaver. From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. 4:30pm - Antiques Roadshow Port Sunlight 2: Items include rare advertising signs; a religious painting; part of an Apollo spaceship; and Asian ceramic pieces. 5:00pm - LAaRT 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Lawrence Welk Show Halloween Party: Halloween is celebrated. Songs include “That Old Black Magic”; “Dry Bones,” with Arthur Duncan; “Old Devil Moon,” featuring Guy Hovis and Ralna English; “Ghost Riders in the Sky”; and “Magic in the Moonlight.” Jack Imel hosts. 7:00pm - Antiques Roadshow The Boomer Years: Items from the 1940s, '50s and '60s are featured, including a standee for the 1956 Elvis Presley film "Love Me Tender"; a 1958 letter from Martin Luther King Jr.; and Charles Schulz comic strip art, ca. 1960. 8:00pm - The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece Larry tries his hand at hunting after Louisa demands that the kids put food on the table; and Margo, Leslie and Gerry pursue the objects of their affections. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece George backs Poldark into a corner; the law targets free traders; Caroline decides between Unwin and Dwight; and Francis goes missing. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Naresh unleashes a plot that Aafrin attempts to stop. Ralph, meanwhile, puts the pieces together; and Simla's populace turns out for a picnic. 11:00pm - Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize Bill Murray is honored with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at a gala featuring Dan Aykroyd, Aziz Ansari, Roy Blount Jr., Bill Hader, Jimmy Kimmel, David Letterman, Brian Doyle Murray, Paul Shaffer and Sigourney Weaver. From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. 12:30am - Austin City Limits Iggy Pop: Iggy Pop performs past classics plus tunes from his 2016 "Post Pop Depression" album; and is backed by members of Queens of the Stone Age and Arctic Monkeys.

Sunday, October 30 6:00am - Ready Jet Go! Jet's First Halloween: Jet enjoys his first Halloween; and Carrot and Celery create a haunted house in their garage. 6:30am - Wild Kratts 7:00am - Odd Squad The Curious Case of Pirate-itis; Oscar the Couch: Olive, Otto and Oscar travel to different Odd Squad offices in order to gather parts for a gadget that will stop Olive from turning into a pirate; and Oscar accidentally turns into a couch. 7:30am - Odd Squad No Ifs, ands, or Robots; Worst First Day Ever: An Oscarbot malfunctions; and the agents share "first day" stories. 8:00am - The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Halloween! Nick and Sally have a wild Halloween thanks to Cat, who takes them into Oooky-ma-kooky Closet. 9:00am - Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest George and Allie try to determine whether a myth about a hat-kicking scarecrow that haunts the countryside on Halloween is true. George also has to decide on a costume to wear to the town's annual Boo Festival. 10:00am - PBS SoCal Favorites 4:00pm - Korla 5:00pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 5:30pm - PBS NewsHour Weekend 6:00pm - The Great British Baking Show Cake: In the Season 3 premiere, 12 amateur bakers attempt to make Madeira cake; frosted walnut cake; and black forest gateau. 7:00pm - The Great British Baking Show Biscuits: The remaining 11 bakers tackle biscuits, including biscotti biscuits and puff pastry arlettes. They're also tasked with creating an edible biscuit box filled with 36 biscuits of different flavors. 8:00pm - The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece Gerry discovers the surprising background of his new soul mate; Leslie suffers heartbreak; Louisa has another go with Sven; and Margo tries again with the medical

Page 17 / 18 profession. 9:00pm - Poldark on Masterpiece A mysterious benefactor reciprocates when Ross does a favor for Elizabeth; a search for Mark, who knows the location of secret riches, begins; and George launches Plan C against Ross. 10:00pm - Indian Summers on Masterpiece Sooni, who's faced the prospect of an arranged marriage, is pursued by two suitors; the Maharajah makes Ralph and Madeline an indecent proposal; Sarah starts a new life; Aafrin and Alice play with fire; and Cynthia opens up about the past. 11:00pm - PBS SoCal Favorites 12:00am - PBS SoCal Favorites

Monday, October 31 5:30pm - Studio SoCaL Conversations about key issues with Southern California thought leaders and experts. 6:00pm - PBS NewsHour 7:00pm - LAaRT 7:30pm - Antiques Roadshow St Andrews University: A small bowl believed to have been owned by British royalty; early Chinese vases; posters from World War II. 8:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Mansion Masterpieces: Items include a 1907 Robert Henri oil painting, a late 16th-century diamond marriage jewel and an English giltwood cabinet-on-stand. 9:00pm - Antiques Roadshow Manor House Treasures: Items include a Lord Byron cellarette and portrait, ca. 1810; a Louis Vuitton steamer trunk, ca. 1915; and a Louis Comfort Tiffany necklace, ca. 1905, that is appraised for $75,000 to $100,000. 10:00pm - POV What Tomorrow Brings: The story of the first girls' school in a remote Afghan village unfolds through the eyes of its students, teachers and founder; and also the parents and village elders. 11:00pm - Tavis Smiley 11:30pm - Charlie Rose 12:00am - Charlie Rose

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