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Hemingway April 5 –7, 8Pm April 2021 April 2021 PRIMETIME PRIMETIME Hemingway April 5 –7, 8pm Photo courtesy of Ernest Hemingway Photograph Collection/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston primetime 1 THURSDAY 3 SATURDAY 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Fri 12am) | 5:00 OPB This Old House (Also Mon 6pm) | OPB+ Magic Numbers: Hannah Fry’s OPB+ Marathon Architecture, continued (until Mysterious World of Maths Numbers as God 7pm) (Also Sun 9am) 5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend 8:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat One Skill Informs 6:00 OPB Start Up Michigan Fields/The Kitchen Another. Andiel Brown is the gospel choir By Cooking With Que director at University of Oregon. He’s also a bodybuilder and former Ducks football player. 7:00 OPB Rick Steves’ Europe Copenhagen/ (Also Sun 6pm) | OPB+ NOVA Wonders Denmark: Beyond Copenhagen (Also Sun 9am) Can We Make Life? 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New detective Charlie Find the key molecules and chemical Nelson moves into Midsomer. engineering and math (STEM) reactions that paved the way for our world. professionals in the United States, 10:00 OPB+ Sacred Become immersed in daily (Also Sat 1am) and numbers are even lower for spiritual practices from around the world. 10:00 OPB Modus Ep 8. Authorities now know (Also Sun 12am) women of color. But a growing where to find Helen Tyler. (Also Sun 3am) | group of researchers is exposing 10:30 OPB The Forsyte Saga Ep 6. Old Jolyon OPB+ Amanpour & Company long-standing discrimination and dies. 11:00 OPB Masterpiece The Durrells in Corfu: making science more inclusive. 11:30 OPB POV Shorts Cherish | OPB+ POV Season 4, Ep 6. Larry throws an audacious Shorts The Calling Wednesday, April 14, 9pm play. 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(Also Mon 1am) 5 MONDAY | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Sun 4:30pm 6:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide The Timber Wars (R) 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Tue 12am) | OPB) 7:00 OPB The Great British Baking Show OPB+ A Wider World (Also Tue 5am OPB) 8:30 OPB+ The David Rubenstein Show: | Batter (Also Sun 4/11 12am) OPB+ Great 7:30 OPB+ Fly Brother With Ernest White II Peer-to-Peer Conversations Ken Griffin (Also Scenic Railway Journeys Eps 9&10 (R) Tajikistan: Crown of the World (Also Tue Sun 1pm) 8:00 OPB My Grandparents’ War Helena 4:30am) 9:00 OPB Call the Midwife Season 7, Ep 2. Bonham Carter. Actress Helena Bonham 8:00 OPB Hemingway A Writer (1899–1929). Lucille faces racism and prejudice when a Carter explores the heroism of her Filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynne Novick new mother becomes ill. (Also Mon 2am) | grandparents during World War II. (Also examine the visionary work and the turbulent OPB+ Finding Your Roots Immigrant Nation | Tue 1am) OPB+ The Black Church: This Is life of Ernest Hemingway, one of the greatest (Also Sun 1:30pm) Our Story, This Is Our Song Eps 1&2. Trace and most influential writers America has the 400-year-old story of the Black church in 10:00 OPB Seaside Hotel Adventure in the ever produced. (Also Mon 10pm) | OPB+ America. (Also Tue 12am) Summer Night. A love triangle becomes more Confucius Was a Foodie Sweet (Also Sun complicated. (Also Mon 3am) | OPB+ 9:00 OPB Masterpiece 6pm) Amanpour & Company Atlantic Crossing, Ep 1. 9:00 OPB+ Coastal Railways With Julie A Norwegian princess 11:00 OPB Resistance Ep 3. Lili joins a new Walters West Highland Railway (Also Sun steals the heart of resistance group. (Also Mon 4am) | OPB+ 7pm) President Franklin Frontline Coal’s Deadly Dust (Also Mon 2am) Roosevelt during World War II. 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The 1pm OPB+ DW News Count finds himself in a touchy situation. 9:30 OPB+ Through the Eye of the Needle: (Also Mon 3am) | OPB+ Amanpour & The Art of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz (Also Fri 1:30 OPB Travel | OPB+ DW: The Day Company 1:30am) 11:00 OPB Resistance Ep 4. Lili agrees to go 2pm OPB Kids Programs (until 6pm) | 10:00 OPB Hemingway The Blank Page undercover. 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