Celebrating Joan Baez

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Celebrating Joan Baez
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On Q June 2016
Joan Baez celebrated her 75th birthday
on Saturday, January 27, 2016, at
New York’s historic Beacon Theatre.
The special event honored her legendary
50-plus years in music with an intimate,
career-spanning live performance,
including duets with a remarkable array
of superstar artists.
“She has been a mentor, an
inspiration and a role model for anyone
who ever picked up a guitar and wanted
to believe they could do more than
just sing pretty songs,” observed Mary
Chapin Carpenter before the event.
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Great Performances presents Joan Baez 75th Birthday
Celebration, Saturday, June 4, at 8pm on KQED 9.
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Joining Baez on stage for duets are David Bromberg,
Jackson Browne, Mary Chapin Carpenter,
Judy Collins, David Crosby, Emmylou Harris,
the Indigo Girls, Damien Rice, Paul Simon,
Mavis Staples, Nano Stern and Richard Thompson.
“She has showed multiple generations
that music can move and inspire
as well as be a force for courage,
solidarity, fellowship and justice.
To be able to celebrate her 75th
birthday with her in New York City is a
dream evening, and I think I will feel 17
again for much of it.”
Indeed, their duet of “Catch the
Wind” – movingly dedicated to Baez’s
late sister Mimi – is a highpoint.
But all the duets reveal a strong
mutual affection between Baez and
her guests, close friends as much as
professional colleagues.
Despite the vastness of the ornate
Beacon Theatre, a former movie
palace from the 1920s, the concert is
captured in intimate close-ups, and
Baez intersperses her vocals with
off-the-cuff reminiscences such as how
she was once tasked with waking an
exhausted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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public opinion behind efforts to improve the
quality of our land, waters and air.
Inspired by her fieldwork in the Arctic
and Antarctic, composer Cheryl Leonard
creates instruments and compositions from
field recordings and found objects like
penguin bones, dried seaweed, and ice. As
she prepares for her performance as part of
the Brower Center’s Vanishing Ice exhibit in
Berkeley, she hopes to use sound to help her
audience make visceral connections to polar
landscapes in need of preservation.
Next, step into the Berkeley studio
of Ronald Rael and Virginia San Fratello,
designers who are using organic materials
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One downside to all the attention
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The last weekend of April, the three
remaining Republicans running for
president trekked to Burlingame to
give their pitch to GOP faithful. To
the disbelief of the gathered delegates,
donors and party officials, it looked like
California’s June 7 primary would finally
matter. A few days later, Donald Trump
won the Indiana primary, Ted Cruz and
John Kasich dropped out, and California’s primary was once again relegated
to less important than states like Ohio,
New Hampshire and Nevada. Trump
still needs California’s delegates to mathematically secure the nomination. He
just won’t have much trouble doing it.
But California could still help
determine how much strength Bernie
Sanders has against Hillary Clinton
going into the Democrats’ July 25
convention in Philadelphia. Both
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| H | q | #1108. | R (9) 6/3
1:30am & 8:30pm, 6/4 2:30am
& noon, 6/22 1pm, 6/25 noon
Midsomer Murders | s | #907
Down Among the Dead Men,
Part 1. | R (9) 6/3 2am
Down Among the Dead Men,
Part 2. | R (9) 6/3 3am
Eat Fat, Get Thin With Dr.
Mark Hyman | s | R (+) 6/3
3am, 6/4 1pm, 6/5 9:30am
Brit Floyd — Space and
Time: Live in Amsterdam
| s | celebrates 50 years of
Pink Floyd. | R (9) 6/3 4am, 6/8
10:30pm, 6/9 4:30am
Revolutionaries Microsoft
Research’s Rick Rashid. | R (+)
6/3 5am
7pm
6:30
KQED 9
KQED
+
Washington Week With
Gwen Ifill | R (9) 6/4 1:30am
8pm
KQED 9
KQED Newsroom | H | q |
| R (9) 6/4 2am, 6/5 5pm
+
Sins of Commission, Part 2
of 2. | R (+) 6/4 2am, 6/5 7pm,
6/6 1am
8:30
KQED 9
| q | #1108. | R (9) 6/4 2:30am &
noon, 6/22 1pm, 6/25 noon
9pm
KQED 9
Carol Burnett’s Favorite
Sketches | s | R (9) 10:30pm,
6/4 3am, 4:30am & 9am, 6/5
6:30am & 7:30pm, 6/6 1:30am,
6/7 1pm; (+) 6/4 6pm, 6/5 mid
& 4:30pm, 6/7 10pm, 6/8 4am
KQED
+
10:30 KQED 9
On Story Rodrigo Garcia on
Writing Relationships. | R (9)
6/3 5:30am
KQED
+
Age Fix With Anthony
Youn, MD | s | R (9) 6/4 3pm,
6/5 8am, 6/12 3:30pm; (+)
6/4 3am, 6/12 7:30pm, 6/13
1:30am
Sketches | s | R (9) 6/4 3am,
4:30am & 9am, 6/5 6:30am &
7:30pm, 6/6 1:30am, 6/7 1pm;
(+) 6/4 6pm, 6/5 mid & 4:30pm,
6/7 10pm, 6/8 4am
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50
Years and Circlin’ Back
| s | R (9) 6/4 10pm, 6/5 4am,
6/6 9:30pm, 6/7 3:30am; (+)
6/4 4:30am
Father Brown | H | #140
The Daughter of Autolycus.
+
KQED 9
Arthur | D
Peg
+ Cat | D
Easy Yoga for Arthritis With
Peggy Cappy | s | offers a
fabulous anti-stress yoga
sequence. | R (9) 6/10 11pm,
6/11 5am
KQED
+
Daniel Tiger’s
Neighborhood | D
7amKQED
+
Best of Majestic Nature
| H | s | R (9) 6pm, 6/5 mid, 6/6
11pm, 6/7 5am, 6/8 1pm; (+)
6/5 8:30am, 6/12 1:30pm
7:30
KQED 9
8amKQED
9am
+
KQED 9
9:30KQED
+
Stronger Bones, Longer
Life | s | H | R (+) 11:30am, 6/5
8pm, 6/6 2am
The Highwaymen Live at
Nassau Coliseum | H | s |
| R (9) 6/5 9:30am; (+) 6/11
6pm, 6/12 mid
Sketches | s | R (9) 6/5 6:30am
& 7:30pm, 6/6 1:30am, 6/7
1pm; (+) 6pm, 6/5 mid &
4:30pm, 6/7 10pm, 6/8 4am
| R (9) 6/12 7:30am; (+) 6/8
10pm, 6/9 4am, 6/11 4pm, 6/12
11:30am
10:30 KQED 9
| q | Catch o’ the Day.
11am KQED 9
America’s Test Kitchen
from Cook’s Illustrated | H |
Vegetarian Essentials.
11:30 KQED 9
Cook’s Country
Chinese Comes Home.
KQED
+
Stronger Bones, Longer Life
| s | R (+) 6/5 8pm, 6/6 2am
KQED.org
The May issue of On Q omitted
listings for several programs airing
at midnight on KQED Plus.
We apologize for the error.
Sins of Commission, Part 1
of 2. | R (+) 6/4 1am, 6/5 6pm,
6/6 mid
KQED 9
KQED
KQED 9
KQED
Charlie Rose | R (9) 6/6 noon
Repeats the previous
schedule.
| R (9) 6/4 1am
7:30
+
9pm
E V E NI N G
KQED 9
KQED
7:30
Photo: courtesy TJL Productions.
mid
mid
Saturday 4
11
noon KQED 9
12:30 KQED 9
Lidia’s Kitchen
Cozy Wintertime Kitchen.
1pm
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh | q |
Fall Fruit.
Pride Programs
on KQED
KQED honors Lesbian Gay Bisexual
Transgender Pride Month with special
programming in June, including a new
Vicious special on Sunday, June 19
on KQED 9. A list of KQED’s Pride
programming is online.
kqed.org/heritage
11:30 KQED 9
| q | #1108. | R (9) 6/22 1pm,
6/25 noon
1:30
3pm
4:30
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
KQED
+
Eat Fat, Get Thin With Dr.
Mark Hyman | s | R (+) 6/5
9:30am
Bee Gees: One Night Only
| s | was taped at the MGM
Grand in Las Vegas in
November 1997. | R (+) 4:30pm
Age Fix With Anthony Youn,
MD | s | R (9) 6/5 8am, 6/12
3:30pm; (+) 6/12 7:30pm, 6/13
1:30am
The Kingston Trio
Celebration | H | s | R (9) 6/5
6pm, 6/6 mid, 6/12 10:30pm,
6/13 4:30am; (+) 6/5 7am
Bee Gees: One Night Only
|s|
KQED 9
This Old House
5:30
KQED 9
PBS NewsHour Weekend
6pm
KQED 9
Best of Majestic Nature | s |
| R (9) 6/5 mid, 6/6 11pm, 6/7
5am, 6/8 1pm; (+) 6/5 8:30am,
6/12 1:30pm
KQED
+
Sketches | s | R (9) 6/5 6:30am
& 7:30pm, 6/6 1:30am, 6/7
1pm; (+) 6/5 mid & 4:30pm, 6/7
10pm, 6/8 4am
E V E NI NG
7pm
Kiki, a film by Sara Jordenö and Twiggy Pucci
Garcon, kicks off this year’s Frameline festival.
Frameline40:
The King of Queer
Film Festivals
The San Francisco International LGBTQ
Film Festival celebrates its 40th
anniversary — June 16 through 26 —
with groundbreaking films that reflect the
diversity of queer stories from across
the globe.
Join in commemorating
legendary filmmakers and meeting
emerging talents, and be part of
the distinguished community of
festivalgoers at the world’s premier
LGBTQ film festival.
frameline.org
12
KQED 9
7:30KQED
8pm
+
KQED 9
9:30KQED
+
10pm KQED 9
KQED
Eyes on the Prize: Then
and Now | s | R (9) 6/5 1am,
12:30pm & 11pm, 6/6 5am, 6/7
9pm, 6/8 3am & 2pm; (+) 6/12
2:30pm
Suze Orman’s Financial
Solutions for You | s |
provides advice to help
individual viewers find financial
solutions. | R (+) 6/5 1:30am,
6/8 7pm, 6/9 1am, 6/11 9am
Great Performances | H |
| s | Joan Baez 75th Birthday
Celebration. Paul Simon,
Jackson Browne, David
Crosby, Emmylou Harris and
more celebrate Joan Baez’s
birthday. | R (9) 6/5 2am, 6/6
7:30pm, 6/7 1:30am, 6/9 1pm,
6/10 9pm, 6/11 3am & 3:30pm;
(+) 6/5 11:30am & 9:30pm, 6/6
3:30am, 6/11 7:30pm, 6/12
1:30am
Ed Slott’s Retirement Road
Map . . . From Forever
Taxed to Never Taxed | s |
| R (+) 6/5 3:30am
Years and Circlin’ Back | s |
| R (9) 6/5 4am, 6/6 9:30pm,
6/7 3:30am
+
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
#114 Impromptu Performance.
| R (+) 6/5 5:30am
Sunday 5
EARLY
mid-6am Repeats the previous night’s 6pm
to midnight schedule.
6am
6:30
KQED 9
KQED
KQED
7amKQED
8am
+
+
KQED 9
8:30KQED
9:30
+
KQED 9
Ask This Old House
5pm
Music Voyager Tennessee Special
— Round. | R (9) 6/5 5:30am
+
KQED 9
KQED
+
11am KQED 9
11:30KQED
+
Arthur | D
Peg
+ Cat | D
Sketches | s | R (9) 7:30pm, 6/6
1:30am, 6/7 1pm; (+) 4:30pm, 6/7
10pm, 6/8 4am
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood | D
The Kingston Trio Celebration
| s | R (9) 6pm, 6/6 mid, 6/12
10:30pm, 6/13 4:30am
Age Fix With Anthony Youn, MD
| s | R (9) 6/12 3:30pm; (+) 6/12
7:30pm, 6/13 1:30am
| R (9) 6/6 11pm, 6/7 5am, 6/8 1pm;
(+) 6/12 1:30pm
The Highwaymen Live at Nassau
Coliseum | s | R (+) 6/11 6pm, 6/12
mid
Eat Fat, Get Thin With Dr. Mark
Hyman | s |
The Mystery of Matter: Search
for the Elements | s | Out of Thin
Air (1754–1806). | R (9) 6/8 9pm, 6/9
3am, 6/11 9am; (+) 6/10 10pm, 6/11
4am, 6/12 10:30pm, 6/13 4:30am
Great Performances | s | Joan
Baez 75th Birthday Celebration. | R
(9) 6/6 7:30pm, 6/7 1:30am, 6/9 1pm,
6/10 9pm, 6/11 3am & 3:30pm; (+)
9:30pm, 6/6 3:30am, 6/11 7:30pm,
6/12 1:30am
AF T ERN OON
12:30 KQED 9
Eyes on the Prize: Then and Now
| s | R (9) 11pm, 6/6 5am, 6/7 9pm,
6/8 3am & 2pm; (+) 6/12 2:30pm
1:30
Eat to Live With Joel Fuhrman,
MD | H | s | R (9) 6/6 1pm, 6/7 10pm,
6/8 4am, 6/12 1:30pm; (+) 6/6 9pm,
6/7 3am, 6/9 7pm, 6/10 1am, 6/11
7am & 9:30pm, 6/12 3:30am
3:30
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
4:30KQED
+
The Forever Wisdom of Dr.
Wayne Dyer | s | This memorial
tribute celebrates the iconic thinker’s
wisdom and teachings with
inspirational stories. | R (+) 6/12 7am
Beach Boys Good Timin’ —
Live in Concert Knebworth,
England 1980 | H | s |
Sketches | s | R (9) 7:30pm,
6/6 1:30am, 6/7 1pm; (+) 6/7 10pm,
6/8 4am
5pm
KQED 9
KQED Newsroom | q |
5:30
KQED 9
Photo: Freddie (Ian McKellen) and Stuart (Derek Jacobi), courtesy Gary Moyes / © Brown Eyed Boy Ltd 2016.
AFTE R NO ON
The Kingston Trio
Celebration | s | R (9) 6/6 mid,
6/12 10:30pm, 6/13 4:30am
Tuesday 7
+
Sins of Commission, Part 1 of 2.
| R (+) 6/6 mid
mid
+
Sins of Commission, Part 2 of 2.
| R (+) 6/6 1am
KQED 9
KQED
EVEN I N G
7pmKQED
KQED 9
8pmKQED
9pm
+
KQED 9
9:30KQED
+
11:30KQED
+
Stronger Bones, Longer Life
| s | R (+) 6/6 2am
KQED 9
KQED
+
Eyes on the Prize: Then and
Now | s | R (9) 6/6 5am, 6/7 9pm,
6/8 3am & 2pm; (+) 6/12 2:30pm
schedule.
schedule.
7pm
KQED 9
KQED
+
See page 21 for program
schedule.
7:30
KQED 9
KQED 9
9pmKQED
9:30
+
+
KQED 9
11pm KQED 9
KQED
+
Rhythm and Blues 40: A Soul
Spectacular | s | R (9) 6/11 7am;
(+) 6/7 1am, 6/9 9pm, 6/10 3am
Great Performances Joan
Baez 75th Birthday Celebration.
| s | R (9) 6/7 1:30am, 6/9 1pm,
6/10 9pm, 6/11 3am & 3:30pm;
(+) 6/11 7:30pm, 6/12 1:30am
Eat to Live With Joel
Fuhrman, MD | s | R (9) 6/7
10pm, 6/8 4am, 6/12 1:30pm;
(+) 6/7 3am, 6/9 7pm, 6/10
1am, 6/11 7am & 9:30pm, 6/12
3:30am
Years and Circlin’ Back | s |
| R (9) 6/7 3:30am
Best of Majestic Nature
| s | R (9) 6/7 5am, 6/8 1pm;
(+) 6/12 1:30pm
Symphony of the Soil | H |
| s | explores the miraculous
substance soil. | R (9) 6/8
1:30am, 6/10 1pm, 6/11 6pm,
6/12 mid & 9:30am; (+) 6/10
7pm, 6/11 1am
8pmKQED
+
9pm
KQED 9
9:40KQED
+
10pm KQED 9
Masterpiece Classic | s |
Downton Abbey, Season 1,
Part 1. | R (+) 6/8 2am
Eyes on the Prize: Then and
Now | s | R (9) 6/8 3am & 2pm;
(+) 6/12 2:30pm
PBS Previews — The Best
of Drama | s | R (+) 6/7
9:40pm, 6/8 3:40am
Fuhrman, MD | s | R (9) 6/8
4am, 6/12 1:30pm; (+) 6/9
7pm, 6/10 1am, 6/11 7am &
9:30pm, 6/12 3:30am
KQED
+
Sketches | s | R (+) 6/8 4am
11:30KQED
+
On Story Norman Lear — A
Retrospective. | R (+) 6/8
5:30am
Wednesday 8
E AR LY
mid
KQED 9
KQED
+
Dalziel and Pascoe #152 Sins
of the Father, Part 2 of 2.
schedule.
schedule.
Solutions for You | s | R (+)
6/9 1am, 6/11 9am
KQED 9
Benise: Strings of Passion
| s | The virtuoso guitarist
presents a global musical
journey of salsa, tango and
samba. | R (9) 6/9 1:30am, 6/11
10pm, 6/12 4am; (+) 6/12 9pm,
6/13 3am
9pm
KQED 9
The Mystery of Matter:
Search for the Elements
| s | Out of Thin Air (1754–
1806). | R (9) 6/9 3am, 6/11
9am; (+) 6/10 10pm, 6/11 4am,
6/12 10:30pm, 6/13 4:30am
KQED
+
Doc Martin | H | s | #704
Education, Education,
Education. | R (+) 6/9 3am
10pmKQED
+
| R (9) 6/12 7:30am; (+) 6/9
4am, 6/11 4pm, 6/12 11:30am
10:30 KQED 9
Brit Floyd — Space & Time:
Live in Amsterdam | s |
| R (9) 6/9 4:30am
Thursday 9
EARLY
KQED 9
KQED
+
New Tricks #708
Coming Out Ball.
schedule.
schedule.
EVEN IN G
7pm
KQED 9
KQED
+
| R (9) 6/10 1am
Fuhrman, MD | s | R (9) 6/12
1:30pm; (+) 6/10 1am, 6/11
7am & 9:30pm, 6/12 3:30am
7:30
KQED 9
| H | q | #1109. | R (9) 6/10
1:30am & 8:30pm, 6/11 2:30am
& noon, 6/23 1pm
8pm
KQED 9
Classical Rewind (My
Music) | s | visits the greatest
compositions and composers
of all time. | R (9) 6/10 2am,
6/12 9pm, 6/13 3am
9pmKQED
9:30
+
KQED 9
Rhythm and Blues 40: A
Soul Spectacular | s | R (9)
6/11 7am; (+) 6/10 3am
Mary Tyler Moore: A
Celebration | s | R (9)
6/10 3:30am, 6/12 7:30pm,
6/13 1:30am; (+) 6/11 2:30pm,
6/12 10am
KQED.org
Agatha Christie’s Poirot #102
Murder in the Mews. | R (+) 6/7
5am
+
7:30
KQED
BAFTA Celebrates Downton
Abbey | s | is a special starstudded program offering
insight into the making of the
award-winning series. | R (+)
6/8 1am
Watch Downton Abbey from the
beginning. Tuesdays on KQED Plus
through November 2016!
EVEN I N G
| R (9) 6/7 1am
KQED
| R (9) 6/9 1am
7:30
mid
mid-6am Repeats the previous night’s
6pm to midnight schedule.
KQED 9
| R (9) 6/8 1am
Local director Deborah Koons
Garcia will be live in the KQED
studio tonight to introduce her film
Symphony of the Soil.
Music Voyager Pueblo, CO.
| R (+) 6/6 5:30am
EARLY
7pm
E V E NI NG
Monday 6
6am-7pm Agatha Christie’s Poirot
#106 Triangle at Rhodes.
1-6am Rhythm and Blues 40: A Soul
Spectacular | H | s | R (9) 6/6
3am, 6/11 7am; (+) 6/6 7pm, 6/7
1am, 6/9 9pm, 6/10 3am
| s | R (9) 6/6 7:30pm, 6/7
1:30am, 6/9 1pm, 6/10 9pm,
6/11 3am & 3:30pm; (+) 6/6
3:30am, 6/11 7:30pm, 6/12
1:30am
KQED 9
11pm KQED 9
Sketches | s | R (9) 6/6 1:30am,
6/7 1pm; (+) 6/7 10pm, 6/8 4am
7pm
KQED Public Radio
7:30
E AR LY
EVEN IN G
On Q June 2016
6pm
13
11pm KQED 9
KQED
+
Aging Backwards With
Miranda Esmonde-White
| s | offers valuable insights on
how to combat the physical
signs and consequences of
aging. | R (9) 6/10 5am, 6/12
6:30am
Truly CA: Our State, Our
Stories | q | Lovely Day. | R (+)
6/10 5am
KQED 9
KQED
+
mid
1-6am
night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
schedule.
KQED 9
KQED
+
Arthur | D
7am
9am
KQED
+
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
EVEN I N G
7pm
7:30
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
| R (9) 6/11 1am
Symphony of the Soil | s |
| R (9) 6/11 6pm, 6/12 mid &
9:30am; (+) 6/11 1am
+
10:30 KQED 9
11am KQED 9
KQED 9
KQED Newsroom | H | q | R (9)
6/11 2am, 6/12 5pm
8:30
KQED 9
| q | #1109. | R (9) 6/11 2:30am
& noon, 6/23 1pm
11am-2:30pm
Mystery of Agatha Christie
With David Suchet | s | David
Suchet, TV’s Poirot, embarks
on a journey to learn about the
Christie’s extraordinary life. |
R (+) 6/11 2:30am, 6/12 6pm,
6/13 mid
11:30 KQED 9
9pm
KQED
+
KQED 9
10pmKQED
+
11pm KQED 9
11:30KQED
+
Great Performances
| s | Joan Baez 75th Birthday
Celebration. | R (9) 6/11 3am &
3:30pm; (+) 6/11 7:30pm, 6/12
1:30am
Search for the Elements
| s | Out of Thin Air (1754–
1806). | R (9) 6/11 9am; (+)
6/11 4am, 6/12 10:30pm, 6/13
4:30am
Easy Yoga for Arthritis With
Peggy Cappy | s | R (9) 6/11
5am
As Time Goes By #103. | R
(+) 6/11 5:30am, 6/18 5:25am
KQED
+
Peg
+
Great Performances | s |
Joan Baez 75th Birthday
Celebration. | R (+) 6/12
1:30am
9:30KQED
+
Fuhrman, MD | s | R (9) 6/12
1:30pm; (+) 6/12 3:30am
+ Cat | D
Odd Squad | D
Daniel Tiger’s
Neighborhood | D
Rhythm and Blues 40:
A Soul Spectacular | s |
Fuhrman, MD | s | R (9) 6/12
1:30pm; (+) 9:30pm, 6/12
3:30am
Search for the Elements | s |
Out of Thin Air (1754–1806). | R
(+) 6/12 10:30pm, 6/13 4:30am
Solutions for You | s |
10pm KQED 9
| s | R (9) 6/12 4am; (+) 6/12
9pm, 6/13 3am
11:30 KQED 9
Music Voyager Israel: Voices
from the Desert. | R (9) 6/12
5:30am
KQED
+
EARLY
mid-6am Repeats the previous
schedule.
| q | Julia Remembered.
6am
America’s Test Kitchen
from Cook’s Illustrated | H |
Braised to Perfection.
6:30
KQED 9
KQED
+
KQED 9
Daniel Tiger’s
Neighborhood | D
7amKQED
+
Cook’s Country
Short-Order Breakfast Classics.
The Forever Wisdom of
Dr. Wayne Dyer | s |
7:30
KQED 9
| R (+) 11:30am
9:30
KQED 9
1pm
KQED 9
Corn — Get an Earful!
11am KQED 9
1:30
KQED 9
Martha Stewart’s Cooking
School Steaming.
11:30KQED
2pm
KQED 9
Nature | s | Leave It to
Beavers. | D | R (9) 6/12 6pm,
6/13 mid
4pmKQED
+
Mary Tyler Moore: A
Celebration | s | R (9) 6/12
7:30pm, 6/13 1:30am; (+) 6/12
10am
| s | R (+) 7:30pm, 6/12 1:30am
+
+
Mary Tyler Moore:
A Celebration | s | R (9)
7:30pm, 6/13 1:30am
Becoming California | q | s |
| R (+) 3:30pm
AF T ERN OON
1:30
KQED 9
KQED
2:30KQED
3:30
+
+
KQED 9
Fuhrman, MD | s |
Eyes on the Prize:
Then and Now | s |
MD | s | R (+) 7:30pm, 6/13
1:30am
5pm
KQED 9
KQED Newsroom | q |
5:30
KQED 9
6pm
KQED 9
Nature | s | Leave It to Beavers.
| D | R (9) 6/13 mid
KQED 9
6pm
KQED 9
| R (9) 6/12 mid & 9:30am
+
10amKQED
| R (9) 6/12 7:30am; (+) 6/12
11:30am
5:30
KQED
+ Cat | D
+
Lidia’s Kitchen
A Perfect Weeknight Meal.
KQED 9
Peg
Aging Backwards With
Miranda Esmonde-White
|s|
KQED
12:30 KQED 9
3:30
Arthur | D
Rick Steves Europe
Marathon 2016 | s |
Check, Please! Bay Area | q |
#1109. | R (9) 6/23 1pm
+
Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes #115 Greystone
Inscription. | R (+) 6/12 5:30am
Sunday 12
noon KQED 9
2:30KQED
Becoming California | s |
| R (9) 6/12 1:30am & 11am;
(+) 6/12 3:30pm
KQED
AFTE R NO ON
14
KQED
8pm
The Rod of Asclepius.
6am
KQED 9
KQED 9
schedule.
The Invisible Worm.
7:30
1-6am 6:30
EARLY
EVEN IN G
E AR LY
Friday 10
mid
Saturday 11
The Highwaymen Live at
Nassau Coliseum | s |
| R (+) 6/12 mid
KQED
KQED
+
+
Becoming California | q | s |
Mystery of Agatha Christie
With David Suchet | s | R (+)
6/13 mid
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MD | s | R (+) 6/13 1:30am
Classical Rewind (My
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| s | R (+) 6/13 3am
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The Kingston Trio
Celebration | s | R (9) 6/13
4:30am
Search for the Elements | s |
Out of Thin Air (1754–1806).
| R (+) 6/13 4:30am
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Prime Suspect #303
The Last Witness, Part 3.
| R (+) 6/14 4am
9:30KQED
Ellen DeGeneres:
The Mark Twain Prize | R (9)
6/14 4:07am
10pm KQED 9
FRONTLINE Gunned Down
examines how the NRA uses
its unrivaled political power to
stop gun regulation in America.
| R (9) 6/15 4am
11pm KQED 9
Alfredo’s Fire Alfredo
Ormando’s fire in St. Peter’s
Square leaves the Church, the
press and the gay community
scurrying to find meaning in his
gesture. | R (9) 6/15 5am
Prime Suspect #304 The Last
Witness, Part 4. | R (+) 6/14
4:54am
Facing Fear A former neoNazi skinhead and a gay victim
of his hate crime attack meet
by chance after 25 years. | R (9)
6/14 5:36am, 6/17 8pm, 6/18
2am, 6/19 5pm
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7pm
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| R (9) 6/14 1am
Father Brown #131 The Time
Machine. | R (+) 6/14 1am
7:30
KQED 9
Film School Shorts | q |
Choices. | R (9) 6/14 1:30am
8pm
KQED 9
Antiques Roadshow Kansas
City, Hour 2 of 3. | R (9) 6/14
2am, 6/17 1:30pm
9pm
KQED
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Agatha Christie’s Poirot
#107 Problem at Sea.
Decoding Alan Turing
A brilliant Cambridge
mathematician and a hero
many times over, Turing was
later persecuted for being
a homosexual.
schedule.
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mid
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7:30
8pm
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Miss Fisher’s Murder
Mysteries #308 Death Do Us
Part. | R (+) 6/14 2am
The Boy in the Dress | H |
| R (9) 6/14 3am
Doctor Blake Mysteries
#110 Someone’s Son,
Someone’s Daughter. | R (+)
6/14 3am
Secrets of the Tower of
London | R (+) 6/15 5am
+
KQED 9
WPC 56 #101 Sink or Swim.
| R (+) 6/15 1am
| q | Cooking from Le Pelican.
| R (9) 6/15 1:30am
Genealogy Roadshow | H |
Our Favorite Stories.
Genealogists Joshua Taylor,
Kenyatta Berry and Mary
Tedesco revisit their favorite
stories. | R (9) 6/15 2am &
1:30pm
Masterpiece Classic
Part 2. | R (+) 6/15 2am
Boston. | R (9) 6/15 3am, 6/16
1:30pm
KQED 9
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Dalziel and Pascoe #153 For
Love nor Money, Part 1 of 2.
schedule.
schedule.
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7pm
KQED 9
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| R (+) 6/16 1am
New on Wednesday nights, the
documentary series Changing Seas
takes viewers on exciting adventures
into the heart of our liquid planet.
7:30
KQED 9
Changing Seas | H | Sea
Turtles: The Lost Years. | R (9)
6/16 1:30am
An adaptation of David Walliams’ book of
the same name, The Boy in the Dress is a
heart-warming story and a joyous celebration
of difference and the irrepressible possibilities
of the imagination.
The Boy in the Dress airs Monday, June 13,
at 9pm on KQED 9.
9pm
KQED
| R (9) 6/15 1am
EARLY
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mid
Masterpiece Classic
Part 3. | R (+) 6/15 3:30am
KQED Public Radio
10:30 KQED 9
Mary Tyler Moore:
A Celebration | s | R (9) 6/13
1:30am
On Q June 2016
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The long-running ratings hit Death in Paradise
returns with new episodes. DI Humphrey
Goodman is finally settled on the beautiful
island of Saint Marie, but can’t help feeling that
something’s missing from his life.
The fifth season of Death in Paradise begins
Wednesday, June 15, at 8pm on KQED Plus.
KQED 9
KQED
9pm
KQED 9
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Nature Nature’s Miracle
Orphans: Second Chances.
| D | R (9) 6/16 2am
8pm
KQED 9
Inspector Lynley Mysteries
| H | #104 Missing Joseph. | R
(9) 6/17 2am
11pm KQED 9
Posing in Murder. | R (+) 6/16
2am
9:35
KQED 9
Foyle’s War #305 They Fought
in the Fields, Part 1. | R (9) 6/17
3:35am
11:25KQED
Nature Nature’s Miracle
Orphans: Wild Lessons. | D
| R (9) 6/16 3am
10:33 KQED 9
Foyle’s War #306 They Fought
in the Fields, Part 2. | R (9) 6/17
4:33am
11:30 KQED 9
One Day in the American
City | H | The Love of City. | D
| R (9) 6/17 5:30am
KQED
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Doc Martin | H | #705 ControlAlt-Delete. | R (+) 6/16 3am
9:47KQED
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In a Monastary Garden. | R (+)
6/16 3:47am
10pm KQED 9
10:36KQED
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NOVA Deadliest Earthquakes.
| D | R (9) 6/16 4am
Three Legs Good. | R (+) 6/16
4:36am
NOVA Colosseum — Roman
Death Trap. | R (9) 6/16 5am,
6/21 1:30pm
MN Original | H | #103. | R (+)
6/16 5:30am
Thursday 16
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The Gongoozlers.
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schedule.
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Charlie Rose: The Week
| R (9) 6/18 5:30am
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The Missing Man.
Repeats the previous night’s
By Request: Best of Pledge | s |
Check kqed.org/tvchanges or your
TV’s on-screen guide for finalized
schedules.
10:30 KQED 9
| q | Gloria’s Favorites.
11am KQED 9
New Tricks #907 Dead Poets.
| R (+) 6/18 1am
America’s Test Kitchen from
Cook’s Illustrated | H |
Dinner in Cuba.
11:30 KQED 9
Cook’s Country
Dressing Up Meat and Potatoes.
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As Time Goes By #104.
| R (+) 6/25 5:20am
Saturday 18
1-6am E AR LY
| R (9) 6/18 1am
New Tricks #709 Gloves Off.
7:30
KQED 9
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8pm
KQED 9
Facing Fear | R (9) 6/18 2am,
6/19 5pm
noon KQED 9
| q | #1110. | R (9) 6/24 1pm
Midsomer Murders | H |
Midsomer Life, Part 1. | R (+)
6/18 2am
12:30 KQED 9
Lidia’s Kitchen
Grandma’s Favorites.
1pm
KQED 9
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
| q | Winter Squash.
1:30
KQED 9
4:30
KQED 9
Ask This Old House
5pm
KQED 9
This Old House
5:30
KQED 9
Fairytale Castles of King
Ludwig II | R (9) 6/18 3am
6pm
KQED 9
| R (9) 6/19 mid
Lewis #102 Whom the Gods
Would Destroy. | R (+) 6/18
3:40am
EVEN IN G
8pm
KQED 9
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | H |
(1953) | R (9) 6/19 2am
Who Killed the Princes
in the Tower? | R (9) 6/18
4:04am
9:33
KQED 9
Oklahoma | H | (1955) | R (9) 6/19
3:33am
schedule.
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11:30 KQED 9
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Film School Shorts | q | Final
Ascent. | R (9) 6/18 5am, 6/19
11:30pm, 6/20 5:30am
| R (9) 6/17 1am
8:30
KQED 9
By Request: Best of Pledge
| s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges
or your TV’s on-screen guide
for finalized schedules. | R (+)
6/17 1am
8:53KQED
| H | q | #1110. | R (9) 6/17
1:30am & 8:30pm, 6/18 2:30am
& noon, 6/24 1pm
9:40KQED
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| q | #1110. | R (9) 6/18 2:30am
& noon, 6/24 1pm
#1108 Midsomer Life, Part 2.
| R (+) 6/18 2:53am
Photo: (l. to r. ) Florence Cassell (Josephine Jobert) and Humphrey (Kris Marshall), Red Planet Productions.
8pm
On Q June 2016
Martin Clunes reprises his role as Dr. Martin
Ellingham, the GP with a brusque bedside
manner and a phobia of blood. The newest Doc
Martin season finds Martin ready to make some
changes and win his family back. Also returning
is Dame Eileen Atkins (Aunt Ruth), pictured here.
The seventh season of Doc Martin airs
Wednesdays at 9pm on KQED Plus.
KQED Public Radio
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schedule.
mid
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schedule.
| R (9) 6/21 1am
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Father Brown #132
The Standing Stones. | R (+)
6/21 1am
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6am-5pm
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Point Taken | R (+) 6/28
11pm, 6/29 5am
5:30
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KQED 9
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EVE N I N G
KQED 9
Vicious Special | H | charts
a year in the life of Freddie
and Stuart as they enjoy their
inheritance and a birthday.
| R (9) 6/20 2am
A new season of Endeavour begins
tonight on KQED 9.
9pm
KQED 9
Endeavour Season 3 on
Masterpiece | H | Ride. | R (9)
6/20 3am
10:30 KQED 9
The Tunnel | H | #101. The
series follows a British-French
investigation into the Channel
Tunnel murder of a French
politician. | R (9) 6/20 4:30am
11:30 KQED 9
Film School Shorts | q | Final
Ascent. | R (9) 6/20 5:30am
KQED
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#108 The Incredible Theft.
| R (9) 6/22 1am
7:30
KQED 9
Film School Shorts | q | It’s in
the Blood. | R (9) 6/21 1:30am
8pm
KQED 9
Antiques Roadshow
| H | Vintage Tucson. | R (9) 6/21
2am, 6/24 1:30pm
7:30
KQED 9
| q | Chef in Training. | R (9)
6/22 1:30am
Mysteries #101 Cocaine
Blues. | R (+) 6/21 2am
8pm
KQED 9
Providence. | R (9) 6/22 2am &
1:30pm
9pm
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Antiques Roadshow
Vintage Phoenix. | R (9) 6/21
3am, 6/27 1:30pm
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Independent Lens | H |
Trapped explores the
contentious issue of abortion
rights and TRAP laws that are
closing clinics. | R (9) 6/21 4am
9:30KQED
10pm KQED 9
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Prime Suspect #305 The Final
Act, Part 1. | R (+) 6/21 4am
10:52KQED
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Act, Part 2. | R (+) 6/21 4:52am
11:30 KQED 9
KQED
#111 The Heart of the Matter.
| R (+) 6/21 3am
KQED
The Committee | H |
chronicles the tactics of the
little-known Florida legislative
investigation committee that
existed between 1956 and
1965. | R (9) 6/21 5:30am; (+)
6/28 11:30pm, 6/29 5:30am
KQED 9
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WPC 56 #102 Memories Are
Made of This. | R (+) 6/22 1am
Masterpiece Classic
Part 4. | R (+) 6/22 2am
The Greeks | H | Cavemen to
Kings. | R (9) 6/22 3am, 6/23
1:30pm
Masterpiece Classic Upstairs
Downstairs, Series 2 — A
Faraway Country About Which
We Know Nothing. | R (+) 6/22
3:30am
FRONTLINE Being Mortal.
Surgeon and writer Atul
Gawande examines how
doctors struggle to care for
terminally ill patients. | R (9)
6/22 4am
Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes #102 The Mother
Hubbard Case. | R (+) 6/22
4:30am
Beyond the Powder: The
Legacy of the First Women’s
Cross-Country Air Race | H |
| R (9) 6/22 5am
Point Taken | R (+) 6/22 5am
Food Forward Modern Milk.
| D | R (+) 6/22 5:30am
KQED.org
Photo: courtesy American Public Television.
8pm
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Sunday 19
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The Great Polar Bear Feast is the astonishing
story of an annual natural phenomenon that
occurs in early September on the north slope
of the Arctic. Every year, up to 80 polar bears
gather on the frozen shores to feast on the
hunter-harvested bowhead whale remains.
This extraordinary gathering is highly unusual,
not the least because polar bears are known as
solitary predators.
Wednesday 22
Thursday 23
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A new season of Midsomer Murders
begins tonight on KQED Plus.
schedule.
schedule.
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| R (9) 6/23 1am
| R (+) 6/23 1am
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New Tricks #710 The 4th Man.
| s | R (+) 6/24 1am
8pm
KQED 9
The Great Polar Bear Feast
| H | R (9) 6/23 2am, 6/28 1:30pm
8pm
KQED 9
A Personal Murder. | R (+) 6/23
2am
| H | #105 Playing for the Ashes.
| R (9) 6/24 2am
9:34
KQED 9
Foyle’s War #307 A War of
Nerves, Part 1. | R (9) 6/24
3:34am
10:32 KQED 9
Foyle’s War #308 A War of
Nerves, Part 2. | R (9) 6/24
4:32am
9pm
KQED 9
NOVA Nazi Attack on America
examines the wreck of a
German submarine a few miles
from New Orleans. | R (9) 6/23
3am
KQED
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Doc Martin | H | #706
Other People’s Children. | R (+)
6/23 3am
9:48KQED
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Enter Two Gardeners. | R (+)
6/23 3:48am
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Nazi Mega Weapons | H |
Hitler’s Killer Subs. | R (9) 6/23
4am
7:30
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| q | #1106 Flatiron, Shakewell,
Firenze by Night. | R (9) 6/24
1:30am
City | H | The Struggles of Our
Cities. | D | R (9) 6/24 5:30am
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The Italian Rapscallion.
1-6am +
NOVA Building Wonders: Hagia
Sophia — Istanbul’s Ancient
Mystery. | R (9) 6/23 5am
schedule.
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Lewis #103 Old School Ties.
| R (+) 6/25 3:40am
As Time Goes By #105.
Charlie Rose: The Week
| R (9) 6/25 5:30am
Saturday 25
6-10:30am
KQED 9
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Hidden Killers of the Tudor Home
| R (9) 6/25 3am
Film School Shorts | q | R (9 ) 6/25
5am, 6/26 11:30pm, 6/27 5:30am
schedule.
KQED 9
Midsomer Murders | H | #1110
The Magician’s Nephew, Part 2.
| R (+) 6/25 2:51am
11pm KQED 9
1-6am 7pm
Check, Please! Bay Area | q |
#1107 Backdoor Bistro and Wine Bar,
Kingdom of Dumpling, John Ash and
Co. Restaurant. | R (9) 6/25 2:30am
Ripley: Believe It or Not:
American Experience | R (9) 6/25
4:01am
Cup of Silence. | R (+) 6/23
4:38am
MN Original | H | #104. | R (+)
6/23 5:30am
The Magician’s Nephew, Part 1.
| R (+) 6/25 2am
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Changing Seas | H | Grand
Cayman’s Famous Stingrays.
| R (9) 6/23 1:30am
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KQED Newsroom | H | q |
| R (9) 6/25 2am, 6/26 5pm
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Dalziel and Pascoe #154 For
Love nor Money, Part 2 of 2.
7pm
KQED 9
Washington Week With Gwen Ifill
| R (9) 6/25 1:30am
mid
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7pm
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| R (9) 6/25 1am
New Tricks #908 Blue Flower.
| R (+) 6/25 1am
The Resurrectionists.
Repeats the previous night’s
10:30 KQED 9
Jacques Pépin Heart & Soul | q |
Shorey’s Petite Appetite.
11am KQED 9
America’s Test Kitchen from
Cook’s Illustrated | H |
Country Ribs and Corn Muffins.
11:30 KQED 9
Cook’s Country
Black and White Desserts.
Photo: Lone bear with bloodied nose on Kaktovic shore, courtesy Andrew Graham Brown/Renegade Pictures (UK) Ltd.
The Great Polar Bear Feast airs Wednesday,
June 22, at 8pm on KQED 9.
noon KQED 9
| q | #1108.
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Tuesday 28
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Lidia’s Kitchen
Heartwarming Comfort Foods.
1pm
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Summer Fruit.
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Ask This Old House
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This Old House
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Dancing on the Edge | H |
Episode 1 of 6. | R (9) 6/27 2am
9pm
KQED 9
Endeavour Season 3 on
Masterpiece | H | Arcadia.
| R (9) 6/27 3am
The Tunnel | H | #102. | R (9)
6/27 4:30am
11:30 KQED 9
Film School Shorts | q |
Separation Anxiety. | R (9) 6/27
5:30am
schedule.
| R (9) 6/28 1am
schedule.
Father Brown #133
The Paradise of Thieves. | R (+)
6/28 1am
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Spark | H | q | Our Creative
Nature explores innovative art
projects that help protect and
enhance our environment.
| R (9) 6/28 1:30am
Antiques Roadshow | H |
Vintage New York. | R (9) 6/28
2am
Mysteries #102 Murder on the
Ballarat Train. | R (+) 6/28 2am
Antiques Roadshow Vintage
Secaucus. | R (9) 6/28 3am
#112 The Food of Love. | R (+)
6/28 3am
POV | H | The Look of Silence.
During an eye exam, an
optometrist identifies the men
who killed his brother in the
1965 Indonesian genocide.
| R (9) 6/28 4am
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Act, Part 3. | R (+) 6/28 4am
10:47KQED
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Act, Part 4. | R (+) 6/28 4:47am
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ImageMakers | q | The Dog
in the Window. | R (+) 6/28
5:36am, 6/29 11:36pm, 6/30
5:36am
7pm
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#109 The King of Clubs.
| R (9) 6/29 1am
WPC 56 #103 Great
Pretenders. | R (+) 6/29 1am
7:30
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| q | Autumn Leaves. | R (9)
6/29 1:30am
8pm
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Los Angeles. | R (9) 6/29 2am &
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Part 1. | R (+) 6/29 2am
The Greeks | H |
The Good Strife. | R (9) 6/29
3am, 6/30 1:30pm
FRONTLINE | H | Policing the
Police goes inside the Newark,
NJ, police department. | R (9)
6/29 4am
Masterpiece Classic
Upstairs Downstairs, Series
2 — The Love That Pays the
Price. | R (+) 6/29 4am
Oyler: One School, One
Year A Cincinnati public school
fights to break the cycle of
poverty. | R (9) 6/29 5am
Point Taken | R (+) 6/29 5am
The Committee | R (+) 6/29
5:30am
The new drama Dancing on the Edge follows
a black jazz band’s experiences in London in
the 1930s. The band achieves success and
secures record deals, but tragedy strikes,
setting off a chain of events that threatens
the band’s survival.
Dancing on the Edge begins Sunday, June 26,
at 8pm on KQED 9.
10:30 KQED 9
1-6am KQED
Photo: (l. and center) Chiwetel Ejiofor as Louis and Wunmi Mosaku as Carla, courtesy © Ruby Films and Television (DOTE) Limited.
Sunday 26
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KQED Senior Managers
PRESIDENT
John Boland
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER
Michael Isip
Kevin Martin
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& LABOR RELATIONS
Joanne Carder
CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
Traci A. Eckels
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Mitzie Kelley
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR NEWS
Holly Kernan
GENERAL COUNSEL & CORPORATE SECRETARY
William L. Lowrey
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Game of Soldiers, Part 1 of 2.
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