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September TV Shows with Repeat Times Visit kqed.org/dtv for additional September TV Shows air dates and times on KQED Life With Repeat Times and KQED World channels. (formerly A-Z Listings) This schedule is an alphabetical listing of programs airing on KQED 9 (XFINITY cable Channels 9 and 709, and over the air on DT9.1, 54.2 and 25.1) and KQED Plus (XFINITY cable Channels 10 and 710, and over the air on Channels 54, DT54.1, 9.2, and 25.2). Program titles are followed by the original broadcast date; subsequent dates refer to rebroadcast times. KQED’s broadcast day begins at midnight and ends at 11:59pm. For recording or viewing programs that begin at midnight or later, please note that the A-Z lists the calendar day on which the program airs. For example, a program that airs late Sunday night at midnight is listed in the A-Z as “Mon mid.” 100 Days, Drinks, Dishes and Civilizations Wed 9/2 4pm; Amelia Earhart: American Destinations Commerce and the Clash of Experience KQED 9 Chinatown, San Civilizations Wed 9/2 5pm KQED+ Amelia Earhart Thu 9/3 Francisco, California Thu 9/3 7pm, 5pm Fri 9/4 1am, Sun 9/20 1:30pm; Aging Backwards 3 with Vienna, Austria Thu 9/10 7pm, Fri Miranda Esmonde-White American Masters 9/11 1am, Sun 9/27 1:30pm; KQED 9 #000B Tue 9/1 11pm, KQED+ Raul Julia: The World's Undiscovered Danube, Europe Wed 9/2 5am A Stage Thu 9/17 9:40pm, Fri 9/18 Sat 9/12 2pm, Thu 9/24 7pm, Fri KQED+ #000B Sat 9/5 2pm 3:40am 9/25 1am; #206H Sat 9/12 7:30pm, Sun 9/13 1:30am; Reno/Tahoe, All-Star Orchestra American Woodshop California and Nevada Sun 9/13 KQED+ #401H Thu 9/24 11pm, KQED+ Carving American Folk 1:30pm; Calistoga, California Thu Fri 9/25 5am Art / Sharpening Tips Sat 9/12 9/17 7pm, Fri 9/18 1am; Asheville, 12:30pm; Storage Ottoman with North Carolina Sat 9/19 2pm; Amanpour and Company Dominoes Sat 9/19 12:30pm; #207H Sat 9/19 7:30pm, Sun 9/20 KQED 9 #3044H Tue 9/1 mid & Building A Better Bookcase Sat 1:30am; #201H Sat 9/26 2pm 4pm; #3045H Wed 9/2 mid & 4pm; 9/26 12:30pm KQED+ #206H Fri 9/4 9am; #3046H Thu 9/3 mid & 4pm; #207H Fri 9/11 9am; Reno/Tahoe, #3047H Fri 9/4 mid & 4pm; America's Test Kitchen from California and Nevada Fri 9/18 #3048H Sat 9/5 mid, Mon 9/7 4pm; Cook's Illustrated 9am; Chinatown, San Francisco, #3049H Tue 9/8 mid & 4pm; KQED 9 Latin Summer Favorites California Fri 9/25 9am #3050H Wed 9/9 mid & 4pm; Tue 9/1 1am; Pork Two Ways Mon #3051H Thu 9/10 mid & 4pm; 9/7 7pm, Tue 9/8 1am; Chicken 3 Steps to Pain-Free Living #3052H Fri 9/11 mid & 4pm; and Biscuits Sat 9/12 11am; Middle KQED 9 #000B Wed 9/2 10pm, #3053H Sat 9/12 mid, Mon 9/14 Eastern Dinner Sun 9/13 noon; The Thu 9/3 4am, Fri 9/4 10pm, Sat 9/5 4pm; #3054H Tue 9/15 mid & Very Best Paris-Brest Sat 9/19 4am 4pm; #3055H Wed 9/16 mid & 11am; Better Breakfast Sun 9/20 4pm; #3056H Thu 9/17 mid & noon; Hearty Mediterranean at 4 Wheel Bob 4pm; #3057H Fri 9/18 mid & 4pm; Home Sat 9/26 11am; Updated KQED+ #000H Fri 9/11 noon #3058H Sat 9/19 mid, Mon 9/21 Italian Sun 9/27 noon 4pm; #3059H Tue 9/22 mid & KQED+ Grill-Roasted Chicken 50 Years with Peter, Paul and 4pm; #3060H Wed 9/23 mid & and Green Beans Sat 9/12 5:30pm; Mary 4pm; #3061H Thu 9/24 mid & Childhood Favorites, Grown Up KQED 9 #000B Thu 9/3 9pm, Fri 4pm; #3062H Fri 9/25 mid & 4pm; Sun 9/13 7am; New Ways with Ribs 9/4 3am, Sat 9/5 10am #3063H Sat 9/26 mid, Mon 9/28 & Mushrooms Sat 9/19 5:30pm; 4pm; #3064H Tue 9/29 mid & Tasty Thai Sun 9/20 7am; Plum Actually, Iconic: Richard Estes 4pm; #3065H Wed 9/30 mid & and Pear Desserts Sat 9/26 KQED+ #000H Thu 9/24 10pm, 4pm 5:30pm; The Most Important Meal Fri 9/25 4am & 3pm Sun 9/27 7am Amazon: Rivers of Life Africa's Great Civilizations KQED 9 The Amazon Sun 9/6 Ancient Skies KQED+ The Atlantic noon KQED+ Gods and Monsters Tue Age/Commerce and the Clash of KQED+ The Amazon Tue 9/1 9/8 noon; Finding The Center Tue Civilizations Tue 9/1 4pm; Cities 4:30am 9/15 noon; Our Place in the Tue 9/1 5pm; The Atlantic Universe Tue 9/22 noon Age/Commerce and the Clash of Animal Babies: First Year On Art21: Art in the Twenty-First KQED 9 Marcel Desaulniers Sun Earth Century 9/13 10:30am; Nick Malgieri Sun KQED+ First Steps Wed 9/9 KQED 9 London Fri 9/18 10pm, 9/20 10:30am; Mary Bergin Sun noon; Testing Limits Wed 9/16 Sat 9/19 4am; Beijing Fri 9/25 9/27 10:30am noon; New Frontiers Wed 9/23 10pm, Sat 9/26 4am noon KQED+ London Wed 9/23 3pm; Ballet Hispanico Johannesburg Sun 9/27 2:30pm; KQED+ #000H Sun 9/13 noon Animals with Cameras, A Nature Beijing Wed 9/30 3pm Miniseries Baptiste On Masterpiece KQED+ #101H Wed 9/30 noon Arthur KQED+ Episode One Mon 9/28 KQED 9 Buster's Secret 9:35pm, Tue 9/29 3:35am Antiques Roadshow Admirer/The Last King of KQED 9 Cleveland, Hour Two Lambland Tue 9/1 6:30am Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi Mon 9/7 8pm, Tue 9/8 2am, Sun KQED+ The Wild Atlantic Way, 9/13 4pm; Cleveland, Hour Three Articulate with Jim Cotter Ireland Fri 9/11 11:30pm, Sat 9/12 Mon 9/7 9pm, Tue 9/8 3am; Fort KQED 9 The Headliners Sun 9/13 5:30am; The French Basque Worth, Hour One Mon 9/14 8pm, 6:30pm; From The Top Sun 9/20 Country Fri 9/18 11:30pm, Sat 9/19 Tue 9/15 2am, Sun 9/20 4pm; Fort 6:30pm; Life's Work Sun 9/27 5:30am; Seville, Spain Fri 9/25 Worth, Hour Two Mon 9/14 9pm, 6:30pm 11:30pm, Sat 9/26 5:30am Tue 9/15 3am; Celebrating Latino Heritage Mon 9/21 8pm, Tue 9/22 Ask This Old House BBC World News America 2am, Sun 9/27 4pm; Fort Worth, KQED 9 Beehive Oven, Jimmy KQED 9 #2067H Tue 9/1 2:30pm Hour Three Mon 9/28 8pm, Tue Diresta Sat 9/12 4:30pm; Stoop & 5:30pm; #2068H Wed 9/2 9/29 2am; Indianapolis, Hour One Planters, Fireplace Insert Sat 9/19 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2069H Thu Mon 9/28 9pm, Tue 9/29 3am 4:30pm; Ceiling Light, Tool 9/3 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2070H Fri KQED+ Cleveland, Hour Three Storage Sat 9/26 4:30pm 9/4 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2071H Fri 9/11 7pm, Sat 9/12 1am, Sun KQED+ Stoop Planters, Mon 9/7 2:30pm & 5:30pm; 9/13 11am; Fort Worth, Hour One Fireplace Insert Sat 9/12 11:30am; #2072H Tue 9/8 2:30pm & Sun 9/20 11am; Celebrating Latino Ceiling Light, Tool Storage Sat 5:30pm; #2073H Wed 9/9 2:30pm Heritage Fri 9/25 7pm, Sat 9/26 9/19 11:30am; Shower Cartridge, & 5:30pm; #2074H Thu 9/10 1am, Sun 9/27 11am Turning A Bowl Sat 9/26 11:30am 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2075H Fri 9/11 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2076H Antiques Roadshow Recut As Time Goes By Mon 9/14 2:30pm & 5:30pm; KQED 9 Newport, Part 2 Mon KQED+ #103 Sat 9/12 8:30pm, #2077H Tue 9/15 2:30pm & 9/21 9pm, Tue 9/22 3am Sun 9/13 2:30am; #104 Sat 9/19 5:30pm; #2078H Wed 9/16 2:30pm KQED+ Newport, Part 1 Thu 8:30pm, Sun 9/20 2:30am; #105 & 5:30pm; #2079H Thu 9/17 9/10 10:35pm, Fri 9/11 4:35am Sat 9/26 8:30pm, Sun 9/27 2:30am 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2080H Fri 9/18 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2081H A Place to Call Home Austin City Limits Mon 9/21 2:30pm & 5:30pm; KQED+ A Nagging Doubt Tue KQED 9 Sam Smith/Anderson #2082H Tue 9/22 2:30pm & 9/8 8pm, Wed 9/9 2am; Bad in a East Mon 9/14 mid; Brandi Carlile 5:30pm; #2083H Wed 9/23 2:30pm Good Way Tue 9/8 8:53pm, Wed Mon 9/21 mid; Miguel/Alessia & 5:30pm; #2084H Thu 9/24 9/9 2:53am; When You're Smiling Cara Mon 9/28 mid 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2085H Fri Tue 9/15 8pm, Wed 9/16 2am; 9/25 2:30pm & 5:30pm; #2086H Home to Roost Tue 9/15 8:50pm, Autumnwatch New England Mon 9/28 2:30pm & 5:30pm; Wed 9/16 2:50am; Happy Days Are KQED+ Episode 1 Mon 9/7 noon; #2087H Tue 9/29 2:30pm & Here Again Tue 9/22 8pm, Wed Episode 2 Mon 9/14 noon; Episode 5:30pm; #2088H Wed 9/30 2:30pm 9/23 2am; The Trouble with Harry 3 Mon 9/21 noon & 5:30pm Tue 9/22 8:49pm, Wed 9/23 2:49am; You're Just In Love Tue Backstage Pass BBC World News Outside Source 9/29 8pm, Wed 9/30 2am; There'll KQED+ Paul Keller Orchestra KQED 9 #2054H Tue 9/1 5pm; Be Some Changes Made Tue 9/29 Wed 9/9 11:30pm, Thu 9/10 #2055H Wed 9/2 5pm; #2056H 8:51pm, Wed 9/30 2:51am 5:30am; Tony Monaco & The Thu 9/3 5pm; #2057H Mon 9/7 Fareed Haque Trio featuring 5pm; #2058H Tue 9/8 5pm; A River's Last Chance Randy Gelispie Wed 9/16 11:30pm, #2059H Wed 9/9 5pm; #2060H KQED 9 #000H Wed 9/23 11pm, Thu 9/17 5:30am Thu 9/10 5pm; #2061H Mon 9/14 Thu 9/24 5am 5pm; #2062H Tue 9/15 5pm; KQED+ #000H Fri 9/25 noon Baking with Julia #2063H Wed 9/16 5pm; #2064H Thu 9/17 5pm; #2065H Mon 9/21 5pm; #2066H Tue 9/22 5pm; KQED 9 #102# Wed 9/23 8pm, Kitchen Thu 9/17 7:30pm, Fri 9/18 #2067H Wed 9/23 5pm; #2068H Thu 9/24 2am 1:30am, Sat 9/19 9am & noon & Thu 9/24 5pm; #2069H Mon 9/28 KQED+ #102H Thu 9/24 noon 7pm, Sun 9/20 1am & 1pm, Mon 5pm; #2070H Tue 9/29 5pm; 9/21 7:30pm, Tue 9/22 1:30am; #2071H Wed 9/30 5pm Boss: The Black Experience In #1504H Big Country Kitchen, Business Denica's Real Food Kitchen, BBC World News Today KQED+ #000H Sun 9/20 5pm Mama's Royal Cafe Thu 9/24 KQED 9 #214H Fri 9/4 5pm; 7:30pm, Fri 9/25 1:30am, Sat 9/26 #215H Fri 9/11 5pm; #216H Fri Breakthrough: The Ideas That 9am & noon & 7pm, Sun 9/27 1am 9/18 5pm; #217H Fri 9/25 5pm Changed The World & 1pm, Mon 9/28 7:30pm, Tue KQED+ The Telescope Wed 9/9 9/29 1:30am Best of Sewing with Nancy 1pm; The Airplane Wed 9/16 1pm; KQED+ #1401H Franchettis', KQED+ The Absolute Easiest The Robot Wed 9/23 1pm; The Car Aburaya, Locanda Osteria & Bar Way to Sew, Part 1 Mon 9/7 8am; Wed 9/30 1pm Tue 9/1 10:30am; #1402H Dad's The Absolute Easiest Way to Sew, Luncheonette, Marzano, East Bay Part 2 Mon 9/14 8am; The Building The American Dream Spice Company Wed 9/2 10:30am; Absolute Easiest Way to Sew, Part KQED 9 #000H Tue 9/15 10pm, #1403H Madcap, El Toreador, 3 Mon 9/21 8am; Quilt with Wed 9/16 4am Juanita & Maude Thu 9/3 Carefree Curves, Part 1 Mon 9/28 KQED+ #000H Wed 9/16 3pm 10:30am; #1404H Z & Y 8am Restaurant, Pausa, Souley Vegan Call The Midwife Fri 9/4 10:30am; #1405H
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