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Calliope's Call: Spirit Song, Voices Now and Hereafter Review B6 B6 | MONDAY, APRIL 4, 2016 | THE HERALD-TIMES | TELEVISION & ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC REVIEW: SINGING HOOSIERS AND CALLIOPE’S CALL BEST BETS ON TVn 8 P.M. ON NBC 8 P.M. ON FREEFORM 10 P.M. ON DISCOVERY Mission fulfi lled ‘Rock of Ages’ ‘Misfi t Garage’ In 1987 Los Angeles, a boy from the city Thomas and Tom get a good deal on a and a small-town girl meet on the Sunset 1957 Corvette and help Sue Martin buy a for 1 group in 66th Strip and fall in love while pursuing their 1956 Ford truck that will be rebuilt by the aspirations of fame, and all through their crew from the Fired Up Garage. (HD) romance, they face a series of difficult ‘Spring Concert’ and challenges. (HD) 10:01 P.M. ON A&E 8 P.M. ON HISTORY ‘Damien’ newcomer in its 2nd ‘Swamp People: Blood After learning of his identity as the anti- christ, Damien learns of a shocking con- By Peter Jacobi and Guts’ nection between him and a war veteran H-T Reviewer Troy and his family push the limits when that puts him in a difficult spot. (HD) they take a gamble and venture into a 10:01 P.M. ON NBC For the Singing Hoosiers, Saturday’s “Spring Concert” new territory. (HD) was the 66th. For Calliope’s Call, Friday night’s purveyors ‘Blindspot’ of art songs, it was just the second. 9 P.M. ON DISCOVERY The 66th was sung twice in the Indiana University ‘Street Outlaws’ Following the robbery of an armored Auditorium, afternoon and evening; it was large-scaled, truck, the team finds out that the goods heavily amplified for emphasis, and obvious fun, con- Kye and Bobby arrange a showdown that were stolen are chemical weapons sidering the cheers exhibited throughout. Friday’s art between the New Orleans crew and their and scrambles to prevent a terrorist song concert, in the Unitarian Universalist Church of rivals from Arkansas. Kye plays a prank attack. Jane deals with a confusing Bloomington, was intimate in feel and tone and resulted on Scott. The drivers are forced to use a memory of Weller and continues to bond in an end ovation of approval, increased recognition and ‘The Voice’ different road when they are no longer with Oscar. (HD) sincerity. able to use the Pad for the race. (HD) Both events merited their response. Tonight at 8 p.m. on NBC, the knockout 10:40 P.M. ON TMC rounds continue on “The Voice” with 10 P.M. ON AMC ‘Rampart’ Singing Hoosiers Christina Aguilera, above, and her fellow ‘Better Call Saul’ Now trained and guided by director Ly Wilder and coaches — Adam Levine, Blake Shelton In 1999, a veteran police officer attempts associate director Duane Davis, the entertainment offered and Pharrell Williams — getting some Mike is determined to get even with a to balance his life by working to take care by IU’s highly regarded show choir has taken its stylistic help from key adviser Miley Cyrus as they threatening adversary. Jimmy unexpect- of his family and struggling for his own cues from Stephen Zegree, the group’s director from prepare their teams for the intensifying edly receives an opportunity to gain a survival as he becomes wrapped up in a 2012 to 2015, when, so sadly and for many so suddenly, he competition. competitive advantage. (HD) corruption scandal. passed away. Wilder and Davis have filled the void, con- tinuing Zegree’s efforts to update the repertoire. 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