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WYES Program Guide ~ July 2014
A Special Section of New Orleans Magazine
“I can remember as a child saying ‘I can’t wait to get there, I can’t wait to
get there,’ and as you got closer and closer you could smell the sand and
the beach and the water. It was just beautiful memories.”
— Susan Gowland, New Orleans resident
Premieres on WYES-TV/Channel 12
Wednesday, July 23 at 7pm, 8:30pm & 10pm
Friday, July 25 at 9pm; Saturday, July 26 at 10am & 7pm
Bathing beauty contests, schooners, early hotels, fantasy islands,
pristine beaches, and a landmark lighthouse drew people to the Gulf
Coast. For many visitors, Biloxi and the Broadwater Beach Hotel are
forever linked in their collective memories.
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WYES Program Guide • July 2014
Biloxi Memories and the Broadwater Beach Hotel continued...
“If anyone was visiting this area, there was nothing like the
Broadwater; in its heyday, it was absolutely the jewel of the Coast.”
—Leonie Johnston, Biloxi resident
Former hotel manager Jack
Stanford describes owner Mrs.
Joe W. Brown (Dorothy Dorsett
Brown) as a woman who “... knew
what she wanted and how to get it.”
Mrs. Brown’s renovations included
the spa-like Lanai pool, and the
luxurious Lanai rooms. During her
tenure, Leon Kelner and his band
played at the Broadwater’s Royal
Terrace to rave reviews. Families
held reunions and returned to
the Broadwater year after year.
New Orleans bride Leslie Landry
enjoyed her first honeymoon at the
hotel so much that she rebooked it
for her honeymoon with husband
number two. Long-time guest Dottie
Ziegler’s favorite Broadwater event
was the annual talent show to raise
money for the Jerry Lewis Muscular
Dystrophy telethon. Broadwater
guests could also arrive by boat
and dock their yachts at the
Broadwater Marina which had its
own lighthouse and restaurant.
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In BILOXI MEMORIES AND THE
BROADWATER BEACH HOTEL
visitors and residents share special
moments. “Back in the seventies
we’d go to the Fiesta Lounge in
Biloxi,” recalls New Orleanian Jerry
Montalbano. He also remembers
big bands and good times. Elaine
Stevens recalls the line-up of stellar
performers who appeared at her
father’s Gus Stevens Restaurant and
Nightclub, including the glamorous
Jayne Mansfield and the events
that led to her fatal accident. Bob
Mahoney is proud to point out
that his mother’s restaurant, Mary
Mahoney’s Old French House, is
featured in John Grisham’s novel
Runaway Jury.
Biloxi began as a small fishing
village, and the warm waters
of the Mississippi Sound still
provide an abundance of seafood,
as well as serve as a playground
for swimming, sailing, and strolls
along the beach. The documentary
visits the George Ohr Museum
which exhibits the creative works
of the self-proclaimed “Mad Potter
of Biloxi,” and explores the role
of Keesler Air Force Base in the
development of this coastal city.
Despite hurricanes that have
tested the resolve and resilience
of its citizens, Biloxi continues to
reinvent itself. In the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries, shrimp
and oyster factories lined the
coastline. Today, casinos are the
big draw. In his song “Down in
Biloxi,” composer and lyricist Ray
Fournier captures the flavor of the
city: “Every night and every day,
they’re having a party down on the
Gulf Coast, down in Biloxi.”
Barbara Sillery is the program’s
producer, director, and writer.
Peggy Scott Laborde is the
executive producer and narrator.
The show is edited by Larry
Roussarie. Dawn Smith is the
associate producer. Paul Combel is
the photographer.
This program made possible by:
Photographs courtesy of: Biloxi Library, Harrison County Library System,
John Stachura, Susan Gowland, Dena Marinello, Ohr-O-Keefe Museum
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~ A Message from the President ~
In 2018 we will celebrate New Orleans’
Tricentennial…the 300th Anniversary
of the founding of our amazing city!
I am pleased to take this opportunity to update you on WYES’ comprehensive plans to
showcase our city’s unique history, heritage and culture. Our award-winning staff has already begun
planning and production on this important project and we are excited to report that WYES and
THE HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION will be collaborating on this multi-year, multi-faceted venture.
Highlights include:
• A 90 minute documentary, NEW
ORLEANS: THE FIRST 300 YEARS
Produced by Peggy Scott Laborde
** Fall, 2017
• A beautifully illustrated book
of essays edited by Errol Laborde
& Peggy Scott Laborde
• A 60-minute documentary on
the bicentennial of THE BATTLE
OF NEW ORLEANS produced
by Marcia Kavanaugh and Tom
Gregory **January, 2015
• 200+ TRICENTENNIAL MINUTES
to air over the next several years
highlighting the history of our city.
New spots will be produced and
aired every month. Produced by
Tom Gregory ** Summer, 2014Fall, 2018
• School/educational component
with free, online resources for
teachers and students statewide
**2017-2018
• WYES TRICENTENNIAL Website
**2015-2018
• Tourism tie-ins all over the city
where tourists and locals can
use their phones to access our
Tricentennial minutes to learn
more about our rich heritage and
history **January-December, 2018
Please stay tuned as WYES, your
New Orleans Storyteller, continues
to document our rich history and
some of the most unique people,
architecture, food, music, art and
politics anywhere in the world!
Beginning this month, you will see
the first of our 200+ Tricentennial
Minutes featuring key historical
moments in our history. Production
has also begun on our exciting
documentary on THE BATTLE OF
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Taken from
the Opposite Side, a Short
Distance above the Middle
or Picayune Ferry
Aquatint with watercolor
on paper; ca. 1841
By William James Bennett
after Antoine Mondelli
Allan Pizzato
WYES President &
General Manager
• Statewide Electronic Field Trip
*LIVE* offered free to all middle
schools, students, teachers and
libraries **2018
The Historic New Orleans Collection is
dedicated to preserving the history and
culture of New Orleans and the Gulf South.
image COURTESY of
The Historic New Orleans Collection
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NEW ORLEANS…GET READY TO
FIND YOUR ANCESTORS!
GENEALOGY ROADSHOW GEARS
UP FOR SEASON 2
PBS and WYES-TV are seeking local
participants to share their families’
stories in Season 2 of GENEALOGY
ROADSHOW. Final participants will be
part of an episode taping in New Orleans
on September 5 and 6. The filming
location, air date and a list of the other
cities being featured in season two will
be announced later.
Individuals with intriguing stories are encouraged to submit them online at wyes.org/grshow.
~Special Contest Announcements~
WITH COMMUNITY ® CO
KING contest winner
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Chef Jeremy Langlois of Houmas House
Throughout the popular WYES SEASON OF GOOD TASTES
wine & coffee pairing dinners (2013-14), chefs were
asked to use Community Coffee as an ingredient in one or
more of their courses. Each dinner guest then judged on
presentation, taste, originality and creativity of coffee usage.
Chef Jeremy won for his marinated tenderloin of lamb, skillet
seared and served with horseradish Yukon Gold potatoes
and port wine Jus. *Stay tuned for participating SEASON OF
GOOD TASTES restaurants...COMING FALL 2014!
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challenge winner
Pastry Chef Stephanie Bernard
WYES CHOCOLATE SUNDAY (held February 2014)
participants were given the opportunity to enter Louisiana
Cookin’ magazine’s “Best Chocolate Confection” during
the annual event held at Harrah’s Casino. The winner was
selected by the staff of the magazine. Chef Stephanie
Bernard won for her apple brandy spiced ganache served
on candied rose petals and topped with a dried cherry and
toasted almonds.
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Weekdays on
1 TUESDAY
3 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR
8pm
LAST TANGO IN HALIFAX, Series 2
(Episode 1 of 6) Alan and Celia continue
to negotiate family baggage to plan a life
together. The series continues on Thursdays
at 8:00 p.m.
PBS NEWSHOUR
6:00pm
PBS NEWSHOUR continues to provide indepth analysis of current events with the
NEWSHOUR’s team of seasoned and highly
regarded journalists. The nightly broadcast
is hosted by Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff.
Pictured (l-r): Judy Woodruff,
Margaret Warner, Jeffrey Brown,
Hari Sreenivasan and Gwen Ifill.
5:00am SID THE SCIENCE KID
5:30am CAILLOU
6:00am WILD KRATTS
6:30am WILD KRATTS
7:00am CURIOUS GEORGE
8:00am PEG + CAT
8:30amDINOSAUR TRAIN
9:00am SESAME STREET
10:00amDANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
12:00pm SUPER WHY!
12:30pm THOMAS AND FRIENDS
1:00pm PEG + CAT
1:30pmCAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT
ABOUT THAT
2:00pm CURIOUS GEORGE
2:30pm CURIOUS GEORGE
3:00pm ARTHUR
3:30pm ARTHUR
4:00pm SESAME STREET
5:00pmMARTHA SPEAKS
5:30pm WORDGIRL
6:00pm PBS NEWSHOUR
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7pm
TIME SCANNERS “Egyptian Pyramids”
The team travels to Egypt to scan the
pyramids — the tombs of the mighty
pharaohs — to find out how the necropolis
evolved from simple mud-brick structures to
the most impressive buildings in the ancient
world. The series continues Tuesdays
through July 15.
8pm
HISTORY DETECTIVES SPECIAL
INVESTIGATIONS “Civil War Sabotage?”
The team reveals new perspectives
on stories we thought we knew. In this
episode, examine the sinking of SS Sultana,
one of the worst maritime disasters in U.S.
history. The series continues Tuesdays
through July 22.
9pm
FRONTLINE
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: BONNIE
AND CLYDE (1967)
9:30pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Vintage
Columbus”
10:30pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: COOL
HAND LUKE (1967) A man refuses to
conform to life in a rural prison. Stars Paul
Newman.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
4 FRIDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
2 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
NATURE “Salmon: Running the Gauntlet”
8pm
NOVA “Ghosts of Murdered Kings”
opens a tantalizing window on the beliefs of
Europe’s long-vanished prehistoric peoples.
9pm
SECRETS OF THE DEAD “Bones of the
Buddha”
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: A
STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE (1951)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
7pm
A CAPITOL FOURTH America’s national
Independence Day celebration will kick
off the festivities for our country’s 238th
birthday with an all-star salute led by our
7pm
TIME SCANNERS “St. Paul’s Cathedral”
Venture inside Wren’s majestic dome for
genuine revelations and insight into the
iconic masterpiece. The series continues
Tuesdays through July 15.
country’s favorite host, two-time Emmy
Award-winning television personality Tom
Bergeron (“Dancing With the Stars”).
Broadcast live on PBS from the West Lawn
of the U.S. Capitol, the event will feature
performances by Frankie Valli, Patti LaBelle,
Jordin Sparks, Michael McDonald, Sara
Evans, Kendall Schmidt and Kelli O’Hara; with
the National Symphony Orchestra under the
direction of top pops conductor Jack Everly.
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of our
national anthem, composer John Williams will
debut a special arrangement for orchestra
and chorus of the “Star Spangled Banner”
with the National Symphony Orchestra, The
Joint Armed Forces Chorus, the Choral Arts
Society of Washington and the U.S. Army
Herald Trumpets.
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: WOMAN
OF THE YEAR (1942) stars Spencer Tracy
and Katharine Hepburn.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
5 SATURDAY
6pm
THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
7pm
SUNSHINE BY THE STARS:
CELEBRATING LOUISIANA MUSIC Harry
Connick, Jr. hosts a musical journey that
features major music stars performing
Louisiana’s state song “You Are My
Sunshine,” originally recorded by country
star and former Louisiana governor Jimmie
Davis.
8pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: FIDDLER
ON THE ROOF (1971) In pre-Revolutionary
Russia, a Jewish peasant contends with
marrying off three of his daughters while
growing antisemitic sentiment threatens his
village.
9pm
FRONTLINE
9pm
VICIOUS (Episode 2 of 6) See why Stuart
secretly raises cash and Ash seeks Freddie
and Stuart’s advice. Pictured: Derek Jacobi
as Stuart
10pm
MASTERPIECE CLASSIC “Downton
Abbey, Season 3” (Episode 1 of 7)
Shirley MacLaine joins the much-loved cast
of Downton Abbey, which includes Maggie
Smith, Elizabeth McGovern, Hugh Bonneville,
Dan Stevens, Michelle Dockery, Jim Carter,
Penelope Wilton, and a host of others.
7 MONDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
11pm
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
9 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
NATURE “Saving Otter 501” Witness the
Monterey Bay Aquarium’s 501st attempt to
save a stranded orphan otter.
8pm
Secaucus”
9pm
POV “My Way to Olympia” Accompany a
disabled filmmaker, who frankly hates sports,
as he covers the London Paralympics.
10pm
6 SUNDAY
11pm
8pm
MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! “Endeavour,
Season 2” “Nocturne” Follow Morse as
he races to prevent ghosts of the past from
crashing into the present.
10pm
7pm
Toronto” Look back at some of the items
appraised in Toronto, Canada, in 1999.
11pm
JEWISH NEW ORLEANS
7pm
LAST TANGO IN HALIFAX, Season 2
(Episode 2 of 6) The series continues on
Sundays at 7:00 p.m.
8:30pm
A CAPITOL FOURTH
8pm
INVESTIGATIONS “Texas Servant Girl
Murders” Follow the inquiry into the
unsolved murders of six servants and two
socialites in Austin in 1885.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
8 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
8pm
NOVA “Mystery of a Masterpiece” How
did cutting-edge imaging analysis help tie a
portrait to Leonardo da Vinci ? NOVA meets
a new breed of experts who are approaching
“cold case” art mysteries as if they were
crime scenes, determined to discover “who
committed the art,” and follows art sleuths
as they deploy new techniques to combat
the multi-billion dollar criminal market in
stolen and fraudulent art.
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saturdays on
9pm
SECRETS OF THE DEAD “The Mona
Lisa Mystery” Analyze an earlier version of
Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, uncovered
in 2012.
10pm
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
10 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN
FROM COOK’S ILLUSTRATED
11:30am
Currently in its 14th season, America’s Test
Kitchen host Christopher Kimball and the
three dozen full-time test kitchen chefs cook
America’s favorite recipes deconstructing
each recipe to reveal the test kitchen secrets
to foolproof cooking at home. Shot just
outside of Boston in the 2,500-square-foot
test kitchen, testing and retesting recipes
are done 20, 30, and sometimes 50 times,
until they find the recipe that they are
confident will work every time.
5:00am BARNEY & FRIENDS
5:30amANGELINA BALLERINA:
THE NEXT STEPS
6:30amTHE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS
A LOT ABOUT THAT!
7:00am THE WOODWRIGHT’S SHOP
7:30am P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME
8:00am Victory Garden’s Edible feast
8:30am THIS OLD HOUSE
9:00am HOMETIME
 9:30amCHEF JOHN BESH’S FAMILY TABLE
10:00amA TASTE OF LOUISIANA WITH CHEF
JOHN FOLSE
10:30amCHEF PAUL PRUDHOMME’S
ALWAYS COOKING
11:OOamJUSTIN WILSON’S LOOKING BACK
11:30amAMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM
COOK’S ILLUSTRATED
NOON MARTHA BAKES
12:30pm CIAO! ITALIA
1:00pm MARTHA STEWART’S COOKING
SCHOOL
1:30pm COOK’S COUNTRY FROM
AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN
2:00pm VARIOUS PROGRAMMING
3:00pm NOVA
4:00pm VARIOUS PROGRAMMING
5:00pm NATURE
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8pm
LAST TANGO IN HALIFAX, Series 2
(Episode 2 of 6)
environment, local events and history. Media
panelists discuss the news and offer their
opinions. Marcia Kavanaugh is host.
7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
8pm
WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL
8:30pm
THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
9pm
CAROL BURNETT: THE MARK TWAIN
PRIZE Salute comedic icon Carol Burnett,
recipient of the 16th Mark Twain Prize for
American Humor.
11pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
11:30pm
INFORMED SOURCES
9:30pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
“Vintage Toronto”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
10pm
Abbey, Season 3” (Episode 7 of 7) The
Crawleys head to a Scottish hunting lodge,
while the downstairs staff stays behind at
Downton Abbey. New romances flare up, and
a fresh crisis unfolds.
12 SATURDAY
6pm
7pm
ALONG LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
11 FRIDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
8pm
Disturbed Blanche DuBois moves in with her
sister in New Orleans and is tormented by
her brutish brother-in-law while her reality
crumbles around her.
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES examines the
issues facing our area — from politics and
politicians, to education, business, the
10pm
A CONVERSATION WITH TENNESSEE
WILLIAMS
10:30pm
THE FRENCH QUARTER THAT WAS
chronicles the people and places that
have made the historic French Quarter
New Orleans’ most beloved neighborhood,
including the heyday of Bourbon Street
nightlife and the history of the muffuletta
sandwich. 10pm
8pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Vintage Los
Angeles”
11pm
9:30pm
VICIOUS (Episode 3 of 6) Learn why
Freddie is depressed and Violet seeks advice
from Freddie and Stuart.
!
8pm
Season 2” “Sway” Watch Morse and
Thursday grapple with personal travails as
they work to find the Oxford strangler.
9pm
POV “Getting Back Abnormal” What
happens when America’s most joyous,
dysfunctional city rebuilds itself after a
disaster? New Orleans is the setting of
“Getting Back to Abnormal,” a film that
serves up a provocative mix of race,
corruption and politics to tell the story of the
re-election campaign of Stacy Head, a white
woman in a city council seat traditionally held
by a black representative. Supported by her
irrepressible African-American aide Barbara
Lacen-Keller, Head polarizes the city as her
candidacy threatens to diminish the power
and influence of its black citizens. Featuring
a cast of characters as colorful as the city
itself, the film presents a New Orleans that
outsiders rarely see.
11:30pm
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
15 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
14 MONDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
16 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
10:30pm
10pm
Abbey, Season 4” (Episode 1 of 8) Six
months after Matthew’s death, Mary is mired
in grief, and the family and servants try
to help her face a future without Matthew.
Meanwhile, both Tom Branson and Carson
face figures from their pasts, and Edith
experiments with modernism.
L
CA
13 SUNDAY
7pm
(Episode 3 of 6) Gillian is devastated when
Celia inadvertently reveals a secret she has
kept since she was 15. Alan and Gillian’s
already fractious relationship suffers as he
distances himself further from her. Kate feels
awkward around Lawrence, who finds his
mum’s new relationship difficult to accept.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
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11:30pm QUEEN OF THE SOUTH Based
on the journal of Thomas K. Wharton, this
documentary takes a look at the “Golden
Era” of New Orleans history.
7pm
Baltimore”
7pm
TIME SCANNERS “Petra” Uncover the
construction secrets of an architectural
wonderland lost to the West for a century.
8pm
INVESTIGATIONS “The Disappearance of
Glenn Miller” Gather new information about
what is perhaps the biggest mystery and
cold case of World War II.
7pm
MY WILD AFFAIR “The Elephant Who
Found a Mom” Learn how the death of a
baby elephant led to the rescue of more than
150 elephant orphans.
8pm
NOVA “Australia’s First Four Billion
Years” “Awakening”
9pm
SEX IN THE WILD takes an in-depth look
at how kangaroos, elephants, whales and
orangutans find and woo the opposite sex. It
also explores how they mate, give birth and
raise their young in extreme environments.
10pm
11pm
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
17 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
8pm
(Episode 3 of 6)
9pm
Baltimore”
10pm
9pm
FRONTLINE
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SUNdays on
10pm
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
19 SATURDAY
6pm
CHEF PAUL
PRUDHOMME’S
ALWAYS COOKING!
2:30pm
In this series, Chef Paul shares secrets
for 80 tasty and accessible recipes —
from his incomparable mashed potatoes
to Turducken, the holiday crowd-pleaser
he introduced in the 1980s, to St.
Louis peanut butter banana cream pie.
Between recipes, he weaves stories from
his humble roots as one of 13 children
raised on a Louisiana farm.
11:30pm
WINDOW IN THE WAVES: THE FLOWER
GARDEN BANKS The film documents
the Flower Garden Banks National Marine
Sanctuary, a rare collection of healthy coral
110 miles off the Louisiana-Texas border
in the Gulf of Mexico. Filmmaker is Todd
Richard.
7pm
WHERE NEW ORLEANS SHOPPED
8pm
AND CLYDE (1967)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
18 FRIDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: SLUMDOG
MILLIONAIRE (2008) A Mumbai teen who
grew up in the slums, becomes a contestant
on the Indian version of “Who Wants To Be A
Millionaire?” He is arrested under suspicion
of cheating, and while being interrogated,
events from his life history are shown which
explain why he knows the answers.
20 SUNDAY
5:00am SESAME STREET
6:30amTHE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A
LOT ABOUT THAT!
7:00am PEG + CAT
8:30am SUPER WHY!
9:00am SID THE SCIENCE KID
9:30am WILD KRATTS
10:00am MOVIE
NOON VARIOUS PROGRAMMING
1:00pm JUSTIN WILSON’S LOOKING BACK
1:30pm MISS LUCY’S CLASSIC
CAJUN CULTURE
2:00pm CHEF JOHN BESH’S FAMILY TABLE
2:30pm CHEF PAUL PRUDHOMME’S
ALWAYS COOKING
3:00pm CHARLIE ROSE WEEKEND
3:30pmRICK STEVES’ EUROPE
4:00pm RICK STEVES’ EUROPE
4:30pm RICK STEVES’ EUROPE
5:00pm HISTORY DETECTIVES
6:00pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
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7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT highlights all things New
Orleans – food, music, the arts and of
course, the people! Peggy Scott Laborde
serves as host and producer. Pictured: Dane
Rhodes, Gwen Thompkins, Peggy Scott
Laborde, Poppy Tooker, Alan Smason
8pm
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL
8:30pm
9pm
NEW ORLEANS RESTAURANTS WITH A
PAST looks back at some of New Orleans’
most historic present-day restaurants and
also chronicles a few that are part of the
city’s collective memory.
7pm
(Episode 4 of 6)
8pm
Season 2” “Neverland” See if cases of
a missing boy, a dead journalist and an
absconder from an open prison are linked.
9:30pm
VICIOUS (Episode 4 of 6)
10pm
THE FRENCH QUARTER THAT WAS
11pm
SATCHMO IN NEW ORLEANS
21 MONDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
Salt Lake”
8pm
Milwaukee”
10:30pm
12:30am
CHARLIE ROSE
22 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
re
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Pr
11pm
Years” “Life Explodes”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
25 FRIDAY
9pm
POV “Dance for Me” A 15-year-old
Russian performer Egor leaves home and
family to team up with 14-year-old Mie,
one of Denmark’s most promising young
dancers. Strikingly different, Egor and Mie
bond over their passion for Latin dance —
and for winning.
23 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
BILOXI MEMORIES AND THE
BROADWATER BEACH HOTEL Despite
hurricanes that have tested the resolve and
resilience of its citizens, Biloxi continues to
reinvent itself. In the nineteenth and twentieth
centuries, shrimp and oyster factories lined
the coastline. Today, casinos are the big
draw. This film explores the early hotels,
pristine beaches, the landmark lighthouse
and more that drew people to the Gulf Coast.
8:30pm
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES
7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
8pm
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL Join moderator
and managing editor Gwen Ifill each week
as she leads a robust roundtable discussion
with award-winning journalists who provide
reporting and analysis of the major stories
emanating from the nation’s capital.
8:30pm
10pm
11:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT “Goes to the Museums”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
24 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
AL CAPONE: ICON Al Capone — the
quintessential self-made American man,
ruthless killer or both? Just his name
sparks images of pin-stripe suits and
bloody violence. To this day, Americans are
fascinated by this celebrity gangster. The
question is why?
8pm
INVESTIGATIONS “Who Killed
Jimmy Hoffa”
9pm
FRONTLINE
10pm
MILLIONAIRE (2008)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
7pm
8pm
(Episode 4 of 6)
9pm
BROADWATER BEACH HOTEL Visitors
and residents share special moments of the
coastal city.
10:30pm
WINDOW IN THE WAVES: THE FLOWER
GARDEN BANKS
11pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
9pm
Salt Lake”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
10pm
MY WILD AFFAIR “The Ape Who Went
to College” This is the incredible story of
Chantek, the orangutan raised as a human
child on an American university campus
during the 70s and 80s. Taught to speak
in sign language, he is now living among
his own kind at Zoo Atlanta, although he
describes himself as an “orangutan person.”
26 SATURDAY
6pm
7pm
BROADWATER BEACH HOTEL New
Orleanians and Gulf Coast residents share
their stories.
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8:30pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: COOL
HAND LUKE (1967)
10:40pm
REMOULADE REFLECTIONS WITH
RONNIE VIRGETS includes some of the
first television features ever produced by
award-winning New Orleans writer Ronnie
Virgets, when he appeared on WWL-TV’s
news magazine “Bill Elder’s Journal.”
11:40pm
MYSTERY OF PURPLE ROSE: SAGA OF
CREOLE JAZZ PIONEERS
27 SUNDAY
7pm
(Episode 5 of 6)
renowned restaurants, the documentary
delves into the traditions of the Vietnamese
culture in New Orleans.
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Vintage Des
Moines”
8pm
Louisville”
9pm
POV “The Fallen City” Journey from
a devastated city in China to a new city
nearby.
12:40am
CHARLIE ROSE
29 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
MARK TWAIN View Ken Burns’s illuminating
portrait of one of the greatest writers in
American history.
9pm
FRONTLINE
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: CABARET
(1972)
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8pm
Years” “Monsters”
9pm
SEX IN THE WILD Examine the
reproductive behaviors and biology
of kangaroos, elephants, whales and
orangutans.
10pm
AND CLYDE (1967)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
31 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
8pm
(Episode 5 of 6)
10pm
MILLIONAIRE (2008) A Mumbai teen who
grew up in the slums, becomes a contestant
on the Indian version of “Who Wants To Be A
Millionaire?”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
10pm
GROWING UP IN NEW ORLEANS
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7pm
MY WILD AFFAIR “The Rhino Who
Joined the Family” Join the search for
clues to the fate of an orphaned rhinoceros
brought up in a wildlife vet’s home.
9pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Vintage Des
Moines”
9:30pm
VICIOUS (Episode 5 of 6) Find out why
a dinner party at Freddie and Stuart’s
becomes a tense affair.
11pm
VIETNAMESE CUISINE IN NEW
ORLEANS In addition to discussing
Vietnamese cuisine and highlighting
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
28 MONDAY
10:30pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: THE
GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966)
A bounty hunting scam joins two men in
an uneasy alliance against a third in a race
to find a fortune in gold buried in a remote
cemetery.
8pm
MASTERPIECE MYSTERY!“Poirot,
Season 12” “The Big Four” The public
is in a panic after the shocking death of
a Russian chess grandmaster, and Poirot
must navigate international figures and
intrigue to identify the culprit, with the help
of old friends Captain Hastings, Inspector
Japp and Miss Lemon. David Suchet returns
in his signature role as suave Belgian super
sleuth Hercule Poirot.
30 WEDNESDAY
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
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