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Smitten by Britain? by Smitten Masterpiece MYSTERY!: Poirot Masterpiece MYSTERY!: New Our State Julyhighlights Moone Boy on 07/2014 New Our State • A Capitol Fourth • Secrets of the Dead: The Mona Lisa Mystery Smitten by Britain? If fresh dramas and clever comedies are your cup of tea, you’ll find your pot brimming over with the best from Britain. From tasty favorites to proper premieres, enjoy your telly with an accent this summer, all thanks to -TV—PBS and more for all of North Carolina. you and your support of UNC Masterpiece MYSTERY!: Poirot julyHIGHLIGHTS Moone Boy On ... THE BEST TRANS-ATLANTIC TV! Brit wit reigns on UNC-TV with two new shows joining the Saturday night lineup. Following As Time Goes By, at 7, and Keeping Up Appearances, at 7:30, we welcome Moone Boy, at 8, and Spy, at 8:30. In Moone Boy, young Martin Moone relies on his imaginary friend, Sean, to deal with growing up in a wacky small-town Irish family. 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Father Brown Last Tango in Halifax Scott & Bailey 2 | July visit unctv.org On ... SEE THE BEST AMERICAN MASTERS Thursdays, Starting at 8 PM This month, settle in for in- depth looks at some of the country’s most exceptional people. From the worlds of words, music, sports, drama and conservation, Carl Sandberg these radiant and resilient Americans not only excelled in their fields, but their gifts endure. Tune in to UNC-EX Thursdays, at 8 PM, for American Masters with Carl Sandberg, George Plimpton, John Muir, Harper Lee, Billie Jean King, Marvin Hamlisch, Jeff Bridges, Phil Ochs and Carole King/James Taylor. On ... MAKE TIME FOR NEWSLINE Weekdays, at 5 PM As part of our diverse program services, NEWSLINE joins the UNC-MX lineup this month, weekdays, at 5 PM. Produced by NHK, Japan’s public broadcasting organization, NEWSLINE features global news and current affairs, along with business, sports, science and technology trends plus weather forecasts from more than 30 news bureaus around the world. On ... READ-A-ROO’S BLOCK PARTY FEATURES CLIFFORD’S PUPPY DAYS! Saturdays & Sundays, at 8 AM & 4 PM What better cure for the dog days of summer, than sitting back and enjoying the early days of everyone’s favorite big red dog? Clifford’s Puppy Days takes a giant step back in time to when Clifford was a mere puppy living in the city with Emily Elizabeth. Watch as Clifford and his friends Daffodil and Jorge become entangled in all sorts of adventures. Visit unctv.org/content/whats_on for complete channel schedules of UNC-EX, UNC-MX and UNC-KD. July | 3 CenterPiece is the monthly program guide UNC-TV of UNC-TV, North Carolina’s statewide public about television network and broadcast service licensed to the University of North Carolina. Contributors of $35 or more to UNC-TV receive CenterPiece monthly for a year. Contributions are tax deductible to the MONDAY-FRIDAY extent permitted by law. The Joseph & Kathleen Bryan Communications Center in Research Triangle Park houses UNC-TV’s central offices and studios. 6:30 AM Martha Speaks DV 7 Arthur 10 TW Alexander Drive PO Box 14900 Wild Kratts: Back in Creature Time (7) Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-4900 Wild Kratts: Crocogator Contest/Mosquito Dragon (21) 1-919-549-7000 or 1-800-906-5050 7:30 Wild Kratts The UNC-TV stations are: Wild Kratts: Back in Creature Time, cont. (7) Asheville WUNF-TV Canton/Waynesville WUNW-TV Wild Kratts: Crocogator Contest/ Chapel Hill/Raleigh/Durham WUNC-TV Mosquito Dragon, cont. 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