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VIEWER GUIDE OCT 2020 | vol. 22 no. 10 A SERVICE OF CASCADE PUBLIC MEDIA SERIES PREMIERE WED Oct 14 | 10p Flesh and Blood PBS NewsHour Driving While Black on Masterpiece Presidential Debates 1 S unday drama on KCTS 9.... Flesh and Blood SERIES PREMIERE SUN Oct 4 | 9p This contemporary mystery series explores the perils of late-life romance. As widow Vivien (Francesca Annis) nears her 70th birthday, retired GP Mark (Stephen Rea) sweeps her off her feet, shifting her priorities away from her three adult children. The children’s happy childhood memories – as well as their inheritance – are threatened by Mark’s arrival. Meanwhile, neighbor Mary (Imelda Staunton) has developed an unhealthy interest in the family’s unfolding drama. Cobra SERIES PREMIERE SUN Oct 4 | 10p This political drama is set in the heart of the British government during a crisis that engulfs the nation. As widespread power outages cause chaos and threaten lives, a team comprising Britain’s leading experts, crisis contingency planners and most senior politicians assembles under the name “COBRA” (Cabinet Office Briefing Room A) to coordinate the government response and turn the lights back on. Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting, The Full Monty) and Victoria Hamilton (Mansfield Park, The Crown) star. The Trouble with Maggie Cole SERIES PREMIERE SUN Oct 18 | 8p Dawn French (The Vicar of Dibley) stars in this new comedy drama that shows what happens when idle gossip escalates out of control. Set in a picturesque English fishing village, the series centers on Maggie Cole, the self-appointed oracle of this close-knit community. Maggie makes it her business to know a little bit about everyone’s lives – but she seems to have forgotten the cautionary adage that “people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” The Best of Jane Austen This month, we’re offering encores of our favorite Jane Austen series, including Sanditon (airing October 4 and 11) and Pride & Prejudice (airing October 18 and 25). These two series – along with Northanger Abbey, Mansfield Park and Sense & Sensibility – are also available to stream with KCTS 9 Passport. Don’t have Passport yet? Sign up today at KCTS9.org/Passport. Note: Sanditon and Northanger Abbey are available to stream in Canada; due to rights issues beyond our control, the others are not. 2 what to watch OCT 1–3 1 THURSDAY 2 FRIDAY 3 SATURDAY a.m. a.m. a.m. 5:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 5:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 5:00 To the Contrary with p.m. p.m. Bonnie Erbe 12:00 Cook’s Country Beef 12:00 The Great British Baking 5:30 Consuelo Mack Kebabs and Cheese Show Bread. (S1 EP 3/14) WealthTrack Bread. (R) 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 12:30 America’s Test Kitchen 1:00 Hawaii: Islands of 11:00 NOVA: Cat Tales (R) from Cook’s Illustrated Wonder (EP 3/3) (R) p.m. Hearty Mediterranean at 2:00 Hacking Your Mind 12:30 NOVA: Dog Tales (R) Cut through the noise this Home. (R) The Wings of Angels. 2:00 KCTS 9 Cooks: Pasta, Rice election season with clear, 1:00 Animal Babies: First Year (EP 4/4) (R) & Grains (R) ✪ insightful reporting and on Earth New Frontiers. 3:00 NOVA: A to Z How 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend analysis from KCTS 9 and 3 3 (EP / ) (R) Writing Changed the 6:30 Travelscope Switzerland Crosscut. 2:00 Beyond the Canvas All World. (EP 2/2) (R) – Scaling the Jungfrau About the Music. 4:00 Father Brown The Region. 2:30 Vera Telling Tales. Whistle in the Dark. 7:00 Antiques Roadshow PBS NewsHour (S1 EP 2/4) (R) (S7 EP 3/10) (R) Fort Worth. Part 3 of 3. (R) Presidential Debates 4:00 Midsomer Murders 5:00 BBC World News Today 8:00 Vera: Crow Trap. The Noble Art. Part 2 of 2. 5:30 BBC World News America (S1 EP 3/4) (R) TUE Sep 29, THU Oct 15 (S13 EP 6/8) (R) 6:00 PBS NewsHour 9:30 Inspector Morse & THU Oct 22 | 6p 5:00 BBC World News Outside 7:00 Washington Week The Way Through the Source 7:30 Firing Line with Margaret Woods. (S8 EP 1/5) 5:30 BBC World News America Hoover (Repeats 10/6 at 3p) PBS NewsHour 6:00 PBS NewsHour 8:00 Father Brown 11:30 POV: Our Time Vice Presidential Debate 7:00 This Old House (R) The Demise of the Machine WED Oct 7 | 6p 7:30 Ask This Old House (R) Debutante. (S7 EP 4/10) 1:00 KCTS 9 Cooks: Pasta, Rice 8:00 Midsomer Murders (R) & Grains (R) ✪ Not in My Back Yard. 8:50 The New Normal FRONTLINE: The Choice 2020: Part 1 of 2. (S13 EP 7/8) (R) (S2 EP 1/8) ✪ 9:00 Shakespeare & SEASON PREMIERE Trump vs. Biden Hathaway – Private 9:00 Great Performances: TUE Oct 27 | 9p Investigators Best Now Hear This Season 2 Beware My Sting. Becoming Mozart. (S3 EP 7/10) (EP 3/4) Washington State Debates (Repeats 10/5 at 2p) 10:00 Art in the Twenty-First TUE Sep 29, THU Oct 15 Borderlands. 10:00 The Bletchley Circle – Century & THU Oct 22 | 8p San Francisco Fog of War. (S10 EP 3/3) HH (EP 7/8) (R) 11:00 Amanpour & Company KCTS 9 will broadcast all three 11:00 Amanpour & Company 12:00 Dr. Fuhrman’s Food as political debates organized by 12:00 Deepak Chopra: Medicine (R) the Washington State Debate Becoming Metahuman 2:00 Amazon: Rivers of Life (R) Coalition – one of which will (R) 3:30 Earth’s Sacred Wonders be moderated by Crosscut. 2:00 Rick Steves’ Fascism in House of the Divine. The Washington state Europe (R) (EP 1/3) (R) gubernatorial race, along with 3:30 Longevity Paradox (R) other political races, will be featured in these debates. For the latest information on all our election coverage, visit KCTS9.org/elections. Join KCTS 9 on October 5th as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of PBS. We’ve set a goal to raise $100,000 with KCTS 9’s Fund 50 More giving day. Your gift will help bring a world of wonder to a new generation, shape our democracy with vital news and information, and ensure that extraordinary drama, science and arts programs will always have a home on KCTS 9. Make your impact today – go to KCTS9.org/fund50more and be a part of this important milestone! 3 3 what to watch OCT 4–10 4 SUNDAY 5 MONDAY 6 TUESDAY a.m. a.m. a.m. 5:00 Hawaii: Islands of 5:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 5:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS Wonder (EP 3/3) (R) p.m. p.m. 6:00 CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 12:00 My Greek Table with 12:00 Lucky Chow Hybrids. 11:00 NOVA: A to Z How Diane Kochilas Naxos: 12:30 Pati’s Mexican Table Writing Changed the Meat & Potatoes. (R) SEASON PREMIERE HH World. (EP 2/2) (R) 12:30 Dining with the Chef 1:00 Independent Lens: p.m. 1:00 The Bletchley Circle – San Dolores (R) HH 12:00 In the Americas with Francisco Fog of War. 3:00 Inspector Morse The Hispanic Heritage David Yetman Baroque (EP 7/8) (R) The Way Through the Awards 2020 Pipe Organs of Oaxaca. 2:00 Shakespeare & Woods. (S8 EP 1/5) (R) TUE Oct 6 | 8p (R) HH Hathaway – Private 5:00 BBC World News Outside 12:30 Changing Seas Toxic Investigators Best Source The highest honor to be given Algae: Complex Sources Beware My Sting. 5:30 BBC World News America to Hispanics by Hispanics in and Solutions. (S3 EP 7/10) (R) 6:00 PBS NewsHour the United States, the Hispanic 1:00 Aging Backwards 3 (R) 3:00 Flesh and Blood on 7:00 The New Normal: Living Heritage Awards celebrate 2:00 Sanditon on Masterpiece Masterpiece (EP 1/4) (R) in a Pandemic A look at excellence in the arts, business, (EPS 1-4) (R) 4:00 Cobra (S1 EP 1/6) (R) the long-tail impacts philanthropy and more. 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:00 BBC World News Outside of the virus on Seattle. (Repeats 10/10 at 6:30p) 6:30 Dishing with Julia Child Source ✪ Your Own French Onion 5:30 BBC World News America Latino Vote: Dispatches 7:30 In the Americas with Soup. (R) 6:00 PBS NewsHour David Yetman Kites of from the Battleground 7:00 Escape to the Château 7:00 British Antiques the Dead in Guatemala. TUE Oct 6 | 9p Finding the Château. Roadshow Helmingham (R) HH (S1 EP 1/4) (R) Hall 2. (R) For the fi rst time, Latinos in 8:00 The Hispanic Heritage 8:00 Last Tango in Halifax 7:30 British Antiques 2020 will be the largest racial Awards 2020 HH (S4 EP 3/4) Roadshow Newcastle 9:00 Latino Vote: Dispatches or ethnic minority group in (Repeats 10/7 at 4p) Civic Centre 1. (R) from the Battleground the electorate. But in past 9:00 Flesh and Blood on 8:00 Antiques Roadshow (Repeats 10/8 at 1p) HH presidential elections, many Masterpiece (EP 1/4) Indianapolis. Part 2 of 3. 10:00 FRONTLINE: America’s eligible Latino voters did not (Repeats 10/5 at 3p) 9:00 Tell Me More with Medical Supply Crisis cast ballots on Election Day. SERIES PREMIERE Kelly Corrigan Bryan 11:00 Amanpour & Company How are organizers working to 10:00 Cobra (S1 EP 1/6) Stevenson. SERIES PREMIERE 12:00 NOVA: Cat Tales (R) (Repeats 10/5 at 4p) 10:00 American Experience: get out the Latino vote? 1:30 NOVA: Dog Tales (R) SERIES PREMIERE The Murder of Emmett 3:00 Ken Burns: The National HH And there’s more! 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