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A prequel of the Giant Pythons series, "Endeavor" will premiere on Masterpiece in July. 9:00pm Himalaya Cave People file:///Y|/Newsletters/Inside%20OETA/Inside%20OETA%2061513.htm[11/19/2013 10:09:59 AM] Inside OETA: Inspector Lewis Returns In three new cases, Inspector Robbie Lewis (Kevin Thursday, 6-20 Whately) and Detective Sergeant Hathaway (Laurence 7:00pm Stateline Fox) investigate the double-life of a murdered psychic 8:00pm Globe Trekker in Down Among the Fearful (June 16), a missing former 9:00pm Doc Martin colleague in The Ramblin' Boy (June 23), and the 15- Friday, 6-21 year-old mystery of a missing Oxford student in Intelligent Design (June 30). 7:00pm Oklahoma News Report 8:00pm Washington Week All this as they struggle with procedural dilemmas and 9:00pm In Performance at existential questions about their futures -- on the force the White House: and in their personal lives. Peter Davison (Doctor Who) Memphis Soul and Edward Fox (Ghandi, Foyle's War) guest-star. Watch a preview and learn more about season six. Saturday, 6-22 9:00pm OETA Movie Club FORGOTTEN HISTORY NATIONAL PREVIEW Learn How Oklahoma Guitar Virtuoso American Experience: Rockefeller Charlie Christian Changed Music Forever Profiles Dual Legacies of First Billionaire It's largely due to one talented artist that the Tuesday at 7pm, American Experience profiles electric guitar is the centerpiece of many John D. Rockefeller. For decades, his name was musical genres today. That artist, Charlie despised in America — associated with Christian, was an Oklahoma native, and he Standard Oil. The world’s first billionaire, revolutionized the way guitars were played. He Rockefeller held 90 percent of the world’s oil teamed with bandleader Benny Goodman, the refineries, 90 percent of the marketing of oil and King of Swing, in the late 1930s. He's a third of all the oil wells. 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