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August 2021 Highlights ONWITF TV WITF 89.5 & 93.3 witf.org WITFAUGUST 2021 HIGHLIGHTS It was good to hear from many of you after we rolled out our new design of the On WITF guide. Thank you for your feedback! Per your request, one notable addition we have made is to offer the “At a Glance” grid available on our website. You can find the one-page grid of primetime programs available to download and print at witf.org/primetime. This month we bid a fond farewell to The Lawrence Welk Show. The series has been a mainstay in our schedule for many decades, thanks in part to the generosity of his fans who have watched on WITF. However, the program’s popularity has been waning in recent years which is why (like many of our PBS member station colleagues across the country) we are not renewing our contract. Instead, we premiere the Bigger British Comedy Block, with two more British comedies in our weekly schedule. Get ready for some extra laughs when the new comedies premiere Saturday, August 28. This month we also present Mannheim Steamroller 30/40 Live season finales forUnforgotten on MASTERPIECE, Professor T (the UK August 16 at 8p • August 21 at 1p • August 22 at 9:30p version) and The Indian Doctor. If you missed them or want to watch again, remember that these popular dramas are available for on-demand viewing members will be able to watch all programs in our schedule are made through the PBS Video app to WITF the new episodes ahead of their possible because of your support. Passport subscribers. If you donate weekly broadcast on WITF. Check Please renew your membership to more than $5 per month to WITF, or out this member benefit today by WITF today at 1-800-233-9483. Thank more than $60 annually, then you downloading the PBS Video app to you for your on-going support for are enrolled in this member benefit. your smart phone or smart TV. everything you see on WITF TV. WITF Passport not only gives you With August comes one of the additional time to watch programs four times a year we ask you for that were previously broadcast, but your financial support. The British you also earn access to some shows comedies, the dramas and mysteries, ahead of broadcast. Later this year, the beautifully shot science and Fred Vigeant when the new Call the Midwife nature programs, the performances Director of Programming for season premieres, WITF Passport from Broadway and Vienna — all the WITF TV and WITF 89.5 & 93.3 KEY: -New -Fred’s Picks -Finales -Virtual Events -In Person Events LIKE US ON FACEBOOK FOR VIDEO PREVIEWS FOLLOW US ON TWITTER Subscribe to WITF's Program Points, our e-newsletter highlighting key programs each week on WITF TV, WITF 89.5 & 93.3, and witf.org. Plus, visit witf.org/newsletters for the latest WITF happenings. TWEET YOUR FAVORITE PROGRAMS ON WITF | AUGUST 2021 witf.org WITF TV WITF 89.5 & 93.3 witf.org 9:30p Antiques Roadshow Recut: 6p PBS NewsHour #13325 WEEKLY Treasure Fever, Part 2 #208 7p BBC World News Outside Source BBC World News M-F 11p 10p POV: Pier Kids #3405 Amanpour and Company M-F 11:30p #2339 BBC News and Amanpour and Company may shift TUESDAY 3 7:30p Changing Seas: Peru's Desert 30 minutes later if the primetime schedule runs long. 1p It's Camp! #31 Penguins #1203 1:30p iQ: smartparent #602 8p Nature: Super Cats – Cats In Every SUNDAY 1 2p This Old House: Preservation & Corner #3602 10a Travels with Darley: Finger Planning #3019 9p NOVA: Emperor's Ghost Army #4120 Lakes & Monongahela Forests #504 2:30p This Old House: In with the New 10p Secrets of the Dead: Viking 10:30a Crossing South: San Quintin #3020 Warrior Queen #1804 Seafood Farming #204 3p The Jazzy Vegetarian: Sunday THURSDAY 5 11a Weekends with Yankee: Arts and Night Chili #908 1p It's Camp! #33 the Sea #402 3:30p It's Sew Easy: Advanced 1:30p iQ: smartparent #604 11:30a Passion Italy: Tuscany #204 Techniques #2109 Noon Great Performances: Now Hear 4p Amanpour and Company #4023 2p This Old House: Made In New York This – Scarlatti, Man Out of Time 5p DW The Day #952 #3023 #4407 5:30p BBC World News America #2347 2:30p This Old House: The Dream Team 1p Downton Abbey Season 1 #3024 6p PBS NewsHour #13324 On MASTERPIECE #4104 3p Kevin Belton's Cookin' 7p BBC World News Outside Source 3p Louisiana: Acadia Parish — News Matters #2338 Rice Central #105 4p Song of the Mountains #1604 7:30p Articulate with Jim Cotter: 5p Bluegrass Underground #1004 Seeing & Being Seen #701 3:30p Paint This with Jerry Yarnell: Old Faithful, Part 1 #3101 5:30p PBS NewsHour Weekend #1610 8p Finding Your Roots: Freedom Tales 6p Searching for the Standing Boy #505 4p Amanpour and Company #4025 of Nagasaki 9p Jesse Owens: American Experience 5p DW The Day #954 7p The Great British Baking Show: 10p The Fight: American Experience 5:30p BBC World News America #2349 Patisserie #308 #1702 6p PBS NewsHour #13326 8p Secrets of Royal Travel: Secrets of WEDNESDAY 4 the Royal Flight #102 7p 1p It's Camp! #32 BBC World News Outside Source 9p Unforgotten Season 4 #2340 1:30p iQ: smartparent #603 On MASTERPIECE #5132 7:30p Ask This Old House: Automated 2p This Old House: Making It Their 10p Professor T: Mother Love #104 Landscape, Modern Bench #1915 Own #3021 11p Seaside Hotel: Raging Storm 8p Shakespeare & Hathaway— #104 2:30p This Old House: Restoring and Private Investigators: The Offered Replacing #3022 12a David Holt's State of Music: Fallacy #116 Muriel Anderson #504 3p Maria's Portuguese Table: Maia 9p The Indian Doctor: Desperate MONDAY 2 & Vila Franca #103 Measures #303 1p It's Camp! #30 3:30p Quilting Arts: Tried and True #2802 10p Mavis Staples: I'll Take You There - 1:30p iQ: smartparent #601 4p Amanpour and Company #4024 An All-Star Concert Celebration 2p This Old House: A TOH Brownstone FRIDAY 6 In Brooklyn #3017 5p DW The Day #953 1p It's Camp! #34 2:30p This Old House: Classic New York 5:30p BBC World News America #2348 #3018 1:30p iQ: smartparent #605 3p America's Test Kitchen from Cook's In Their Own Words: 2p This Old House: Wood Finishes Illustrated #2105 Restored to Original Brilliance #3025 3:30p Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting: Princess Diana 2:30p This Old House: The Brownstone Is Refracted Fire #3406 Sunday, August 8 at 8p Beautiful Once Again #3026 4p Amanpour and Company #4022 3p Land of Our Own 5p DW The Day #951 4p Amanpour and Company #4026 5:30p BBC World News America #2346 5p DW The Day #955 6p PBS NewsHour #13323 5:30p BBC World News America #2350 7p BBC World News Outside Source 6p PBS NewsHour #13327 #2337 7:30p This Old House: Design Elements #4211 7p Transforming Health: COVID 8p Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Diaries — Then and Now #1601 Portland #2221 7:30p The Chavis Chronicles #145 9p Antiques Roadshow Recut: Treasure Fever, Part 1 #207 2 ON WITF | AUGUST 2021 ON WITFwitf.org/programs 8p Washington Week #6106 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band TUESDAY 10 8:30p Firing Line with Margaret Hoover #506 August 15 at 6p 1p It's Camp! #36 9p Icon: Music Through The Lens: 1:30p iQ: smartparent #701 On The Cover #104 2p Find It, Fix It, Drive It #102 10p Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - 3p The Jazzy Vegetarian: Rainbow of Colors #909 The Dark Side of the Moon #114 3:30p It's Sew Easy: Ageless Fashion SATURDAY 7 #2110 9a This Old House: Pizza Time #4212 4p Amanpour and Company #4028 9:30a Ask This Old House: Garbage 5p DW The Day #957 Disposal, Concrete Wall #1916 5:30p BBC World News America #2352 10a American Woodshop: 6p PBS NewsHour #13329 Tall Counter Stools #2808 7p BBC World News Outside Source #2342 10:30a Woodsmith Shop: Roll-Around Tool Cabinet #1413 7:30p Articulate with Jim Cotter: Facing Forward #702 11a Motorweek #4048 1p Downton Abbey Season 2 8p Finding Your Roots: Hard Times 11:30a Christopher Kimball's Milk Street On MASTERPIECE #4201 #508 Television: Japanese Tuesday 3:30p Bluegrass Underground: Nights #204 9p FRONTLINE: In The Shadow Making of the Caverns of 9/11 #4007 Noon Steven Raichlen's Project 4p Song of the Mountains #1605 Fire: Raichlen's Rules – Desserts #313 WEDNESDAY 11 5p Bluegrass Underground #1005 12:30p America's Test Kitchen from Cook's 1p It's Camp! #37 5:30p PBS NewsHour Weekend #1612 Illustrated #2105 1:30p iQ: smartparent #702 6p The Great British Baking Show: 1p How She Rolls: Thanksgiving #108 2p #103 Chocolate #309 Find It, Fix It, Drive It 1:30p Family Ingredients: Japan – 7p The Great British Baking Show: 3p Maria's Portuguese Table: Miso Soup #105 #104 The Finale #310 Azores' Happy Cows 2p #1813 Simply Ming 8p In Their Own Words: Princess 3:30p Quilting Arts: Layers #2803 2:30p Rick Steves' Europe: Milan and Diana #203 4p Amanpour and Company #4029 Lake Como #406 9p Unforgotten Season 4 5p DW The Day #958 3p Growing A Greener World: On MASTERPIECE #5133 Creating Paradise Through A 5:30p BBC World News America #2353 10p Professor T: Sophie Knows #105 Shared Passion for Gardening #1111 6p PBS NewsHour #13330 11p Seaside Hotel: Adventure in 3:30p Garden Smart #6405 the Summer Night #105 7p BBC World News Outside Source 4p Antiques Roadshow: Vintage MONDAY 9 #2343 Portland #2221 7:30p Changing Seas: American 1p It's Camp! #35 5p DW Focus On Europe #3932 Samoa's Resilient Coral Reefs #1204 1:30p iQ: smartparent #606 5:30p PBS NewsHour Weekend #1611 8p Nature: Super Cats — Science and 2p Find It, Fix It, Drive It #101 6p The Lawrence Welk Show - Secrets #3603 Big Bands #1744 3p America's Test Kitchen from Cook's 9p NOVA: Operation Lighthouse Illustrated #2106 7p The Carol Burnett Show - Carol’s Rescue #4313 Favorites #109 3:30p Fons & Porter's Love of 10p Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra's Quilting: Cottage Teatime #3407 8p Keeping Up Appearances - The Lost Tomb #1502 Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket: 4p Amanpour and Company #4027 THURSDAY 12 Christmas 1993 - Sea Fever #602 5p DW The Day #956 1p It's Camp! #38 9p Keeping Up Appearances - 5:30p BBC World News America #2351 1:30p iQ: smartparent #703 The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket 2p Find It, Fix It, Drive It #104 #602 6p PBS NewsHour #13328 3p Kevin Belton's Cookin' 7p BBC World News Outside Source 10p Call The Midwife #807 Louisiana: St.
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