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WYES-TV/Channel 12 PROGRAM GUIDE September 2016
Aidan Turner stars as the courageous
Cornishman in an all-new season of
“Poldark”
on MASTERPIECE
Premieres September 25 at 7pm
on WYES-TV/Channel 12
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Programming Highlights
9/11 INSIDE THE PENTAGON
WYES Program Guide • September 2016
Tuesday, Sept. 6 at 7pm; Thursday, Sept. 8 at 8pm;
Sunday, Sept. 11 at 6pm
Marking the 15th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the
U.S., this program tells the rarely told stories of the attack that took place at the
headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense, in which 184 people died. As
most of the media coverage of the events of September 11 focused on New York
City and United Flight 93, details of the attack that took place at the Pentagon have
rarely been heard publicly, until now.
NOVA “15 Years of Terror”
Wednesday, Sept. 7 at 8pm
Investigate the psychology of a terrorist and examine how radical organizations
have grown to make use of modern propaganda and social media tools in order to
cultivate an army of self-radicalized killers.
MASTERPIECE “Churchill’s Secret”
Sunday, Sept. 11 at 7pm
Michael Gambon (Harry Potter, The Casual Vacancy) plays the greatest statesman of
the twentieth century in his most difficult hour: a debilitating stroke which he seeks
to hide from the world. The film opens in the summer of 1953 while hosting a state
dinner at 10 Downing Street. Churchill, age 78, is prime minister for the second
time and as pugnacious as ever.
MASTERPIECE “INDIAN SUMMERS, SEASON 2”
Sundays, Sept. 11-Oct. 2 & Oct.16-Nov. 20 at 9pm
It’s 1935 in Simla—an Indian retreat for British colonials set in the Himalayas. In this
episode, three years have passed since last season. Aafrin is secretly fighting for
Indian independence from inside the civil service. Does Ralph suspect his disloyalty?
THE CONTENDERS – 16 FOR ’16
Tuesdays, Sept. 13-Nov. 1 at 7pm
This eight-part series reveals the humanity, the twists of fate and the surprising
mistakes behind 16 of the most compelling and tumultuous presidential campaigns
in modern history. Revisit the past 50 years of presidential election history to see
how previous campaigns are still influencing politics in unexpected ways. Pairings
for the balance of the series include: Mitt Romney and Michael Dukakis (September
27); Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson (October 4); Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan
(October 11); Ross Perot and Ralph Nader (October 18); Geraldine Ferraro and
Sarah Palin (October 25); and George W. Bush and Barack Obama (November 1).
PBS NEWSHOUR
DEBATES 2016
Monday, Sept. 26 at 8pm
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FRONTLINE
“The Choice”
Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 8pm
New Orleans restaurant critic Tom
Fitzmorris, movie reviewer/author
Rick Barton, host/producer Peggy
Scott Laborde and longtime theatre
critic Al Shea during the early days
of STEPPIN’ OUT.
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WYES Program Guide • September 2016
STEPPIN’ OUT SPECIAL:
30 YEARS AND COUNTING!
Friday, September 2 at 7:30 p.m.
Viewers will enjoy a special look back at highlights
from the past 30 years on WYES’ weekly local arts
and entertainment program hosted and produced
by Peggy Scott Laborde.
Initially airing in March 1986 and running for almost two years
on WLAE-TV, the program moved, complete with set, over to
WYES in January 1988. During that time WLAE had ceased local
production and WYES general manager Mike
Labonia saw the need for this type of program in
the community.
For many years the late theatre critic Al Shea
covered the performing arts scene. He started his
long television career at WDSU and was considered
to be among America’s first television broadcast
entertainment critics. Debuting that first season
and still covering the visual arts scene for STEPPIN’ OUT is
Louisiana Life Magazine art columnist John Kemp.
In addition to the weekly overview of the arts and since the
program’s first season, Mardi Gras historians Errol Laborde
and Arthur Hardy have previewed the annual celebration with
STEPPIN’ OUT “It’s Carnival Time.”
Appearing on the program on a regular basis are food writer
Poppy Tooker and theatre critic Alan Smason. Among the
program’s occasional guests are WWNO’s book reviewer Susan
Larson and WWL movie reviewer Alfred Richard, who provides
updates on the movie and television production scenes.
Tom Gregory is reporter/director. Ashli Richard Morris is the
associate producer. Kelsi Schreiber is production associate.
Editor is Larry Roussarie.
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RIGHT, TOP: From left, movie critic Alfred Richard, art columnist John Kemp,
Peggy Scott Laborde; food writer Poppy Tooker and theatre critic Alan
Smason. RIGHT, CENTER: Mardi Gras historians Errol Laborde and Arthur Hardy
with host Peggy Scott Laborde during the first taping of “STEPPIN’ OUT: It’s
Carnival Time” in 1987. RIGHT, BOTTOM: Laborde with members of the Krewe
of the Rolling Elvi, a New Orleans Carnival group that rides on scooters during
many local parades.
Watch STEPPIN’ OUT every Friday at 7:30pm with a repeat at 11pm only on WYES-TV/Channel 12.
Missed an episode? Watch it online at WYES’ YouTube channel at wyes.org.
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The Prytania Theatre:
WYES Program Guide • September 2016
Surviving Father Time
and Mother Nature
Robert Brunet with his
father Rene Brunet, Jr.
Premieres Saturday, September 10
at 7pm & 11pm
Repeats Saturday, September 18 at noon;
Saturday, Sept. 24, 11pm & Friday, Sept. 30 at 10pm
— Produced and directed by A. J. Roquevert —
Operating the Uptown New Orleans
theatre is 95-year-old Rene Brunet, Jr. and
his son Robert. Since 1914 the Prytania
has had a place in the history of local
moviegoing. During its life the Prytania
offered silent films and then talkies. The
movie house is immortalized in John
Kennedy Toole’s 1981 Pulitzer Prize
winning novel A Confederacy of Dunces
as one of the irascible Ignatius J. Reilly’s
favorite places.
Constructed by the partnership of
Jacobs and Landry, the theatre has had
numerous owners and suffered from two
fires. The Landmark Theatre Corporation
ran the Prytania for over 20 years as an art
film house, closing in 1996. The Brunets
reopened the theatre the next year.
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina wreaked
havoc on the city and the movie theatre but
thanks to the perseverance of the Brunets,
it remains open. The current owner of the
building is John Gish, who purchased the
structure in 2003. Gratefully the Brunets
have a 50-year lease. A recent renovation
includes state-of-the-art digital based
projection and audio.
This documentary presents the history
and challenges of operating a single screen
theatre. Among those interviewed are local
film theatre historian Jack Stewart and the
late Rose Kern, who worked in the local
movie theatre business for eight decades.
In addition to this documentary,
producer/director A.J. Roquevert
previously produced “No More Joy –The
Rise and Fall of New Orleans Theatres.”
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Photos from the Brunet Collection and Peggy Scott Laborde
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WYES presents
WYES Program Guide • September 2016
Collette’s Rediscover Cuba:
A Cultural Exploration
April 25 – May 3, 2017
9 Days • 17 Meals: 8 Breakfasts,
3 Lunches, 6 Dinners
Highlights: Che Guevara Memorial & Museum,
Cayo Santa Maria Island, Sugar Museum, Remedios,
Cuban Cigar Factory, Cienfuegos, Botanical Gardens,
Havana, Cuban Fine Arts Museum, Casa Fuster,
Literacy Museum, Salsa Dancing,
Finca Vigia - Ernest Hemingway Home
Per Person Rates*: Double $5,599/ Single $6,399
Included in Price: Round Trip Air from New Orleans Intl Airport,
Air Taxes and Fees/Surcharges, Hotel Transfers
Not included in price: Cancellation Waiver and Insurance of
$280 per person
*All Rates are Per Person and are subject to change
A portion of the trip benefits WYES!
IMPORTANT CONDITIONS: Your price is subject to increase prior to
the time you make full payment. Your price is not subject to increase
after you make full payment, except for charges resulting from
increases in government-imposed taxes or fees. Once deposited,
you have 7 days to send us written consumer consent or withdraw
consent and receive a full refund. (See registration form for consent.)
Please contact Collette at 800-581-8942
(refer to booking #759082) for more information or go to wyes.org.
Restaurant list coming soon!
For 25 years, hundreds of diners have joined
WYES along with some of the finest local restaurants to
partake of new delicacies, old favorites, and enjoy a wide
selection of wine or spirits with a delicious dinner.
New this year, diners will be able to make reservations online.
Visit wyes.org for restaurant updates, menus and more!
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1 THURSDAY
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6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
Pictured: Host Peggy Scott Laborde with
cast members of Rapunzel from Rivertown
Theaters for the Performing Arts in 2013.
8pm
“DOWNTON ABBEY” MARATHON Loyal
Downton fans or those wanting to see
what all the fascination is about have the
opportunity to watch all six seasons back to
back now through Monday, September 5.
Tonight: Season 1 (Episode 1-2)
3 SATURDAY
12am
“DOWNTON ABBEY” MARATHON Season
1 (Episode 3) through Season 3 (Episode 5)
DINOSAUR TRAIN
10am & 10:30am
Preschoolers get to hop on board the
DINOSAUR TRAIN to learn about natural
science, natural history and paleontology
from Buddy, a preschool-aged Tyrannosaurus
Rex, and his adoptive Pteranodon family.
5:00am ARTHUR
5:30am ODD SQUAD
6:00am WILD KRATTS
6:30am WILD KRATTS
7:00amNATURE CAT
7:30am READY JET GO!
8:00am DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
8:30am DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
9:00am SESAME STREET
9:30am PEG+CAT
10:00am DINOSAUR TRAIN
10:30am DINOSAUR TRAIN
11:00am SUPERWHY!
11:30am THOMAS & FRIENDS
NOON SESAME STREET
12:30pm CAT IN THE HAT
1:00pm CURIOUS GEORGE
1:30pm CURIOUS GEORGE
2:00pm ARTHUR
2:30pmNATURE CAT
3:00pm READY JET GO!
3:30pm ODD SQUAD
4:00pm WILD KRATTS
4:30pm WILD KRATTS
5:00pm MARTHA SPEAKS
5:30pm WORDGIRL
6:00pm PBS NEWSHOUR
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CLOSE TO YOU: REMEMBERING
THE CARPENTERS This music-filled
documentary traces the musical roots
of Karen and Richard Carpenter through
performance footage and archival television
appearances, interviews with their friends in
the music business and all of their top hits
including “(They Long to Be) Close to You”
and “We’ve Only Just Begun.”
4 SUNDAY
8:30pm
I MISS DOWNTON ABBEY Revisit
treasured moments from the unforgettable
series.
10pm
CLOSE TO YOU: REMEMBERING THE
CARPENTERS
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
12am
“DOWNTON ABBEY” MARATHON Season
3 (Episode 6) then MANNERS OF DOWNTON
ABBEY: A MASTERPIECE SPECIAL and
MORE MANNERS OF DOWNTON ABBEY:
A MASTERPIECE SPECIAL then Season 3
(Episode 7) through Season 5 (Episode 3)
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES
5 MONDAY
2 FRIDAY
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STEPPIN’ OUT SPECIAL: 30 YEARS AND
COUNTING reflects on three decades of our
city’s vibrant local arts and entertainment
scene as seen on WYES’ weekly production.
6pm
“DOWNTON ABBEY” MARATHON Season
5 (Episode 4) through Season 6 (Episode 9).
10pm
I MISS DOWNTON ABBEY Revisit
treasured moments from the unforgettable
series, including behind-the-scenes clips
and interview footage. Celebrate the stellar
cast, the superb writing and the spectacular
locations of the most successful British
drama ever.
6 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
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OPERATION MANEATER “Great White
Shark” Veterinarian Mark Evans travels to
Australia to find non-lethal solutions to keep
people — and sharks — safe.
7pm
9/11 INSIDE THE PENTAGON Marking
the 15th anniversary of the September 11,
2001, terrorist attacks on the U.S., this
program tells the rarely told stories of the
attack that took place at the headquarters
of the U.S. Department of Defense, in which
184 people died. As most of the media
coverage of the events of September 11
focused on New York City and United Flight
93, details of the attack that took place
at the Pentagon have rarely been heard
publicly, until now.
8pm
FRONTLINE “The Man Who Knew” A
rebroadcast of the extraordinary saga of
FBI special agent John O’Neill who may have
known more about Osama bin Laden than
any other person in America.
9pm
AMERICA BY NUMBERS: THE NEW
DECIDERS Learn how Asian-American,
black millennial, Arab-American and Latino
evangelical voters are exerting their
growing strength and influence in this 2016
election special about power and politics,
demographics and democracy.
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR
8pm 9/11 INSIDE THE PENTAGON Marking
the 15th anniversary of the September 11,
2001, terrorist attacks on the U.S., this
program tells the rarely told stories of the
attack that took place at the headquarters
of the U.S. Department of Defense, in which
184 people died.
9pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Vintage Boston”
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: PATTON
(1970)
9 FRIDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
9pm
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER “Chamber
Music Society at Shaker Village” The
highlight of the broadcast will be Aaron
Copland’s beloved Appalachian Spring,
an iconic and enduring ballet suite about
a community of 19th Century American
pioneers featuring the popular “Simple
Gifts” Shaker melody. Complementing the
musical performances will be other surround
segments about the musicians and the rich
legacy of Shaker Village, all located against
the inspired setting of 3,000 acres of rolling
Bluegrass countryside.
10:30pm
DAVID HOLT’S STATE OF MUSIC Delight
in Holt’s performances with guitarist Bryan
Sutton and breakout star Rhiannon Giddens.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
11pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
11:30pm
INFORMED SOURCES
7 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
8pm
NOVA “15 Years of Terror” Can we
understand what happens in the mind of
a terrorist and intercede to stop the next
attack...or at least stay one step ahead to
thwart their destructive plans?
8:30pm
THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
8 THURSDAY
10pm
AMERICAN MASTERS “Janis:
Little Girl Blue”
7pm
THE GREAT POLAR BEAR FEAST
Investigate the problems facing a unique
population of polar bears due to climate
change.
8pm
WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL
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10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: THE
BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957)
Directed by David Lean and stars William
Holden, Jack Hawkins, Alec Guinness and
Sessue Hayakawa.
7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
10 SATURDAY
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES Produced by Errol
Laborde and hosted by Marcia Kavanaugh,
this weekly program brings together our
region’s top print and broadcast journalists
together to examine the stories behind the
headlines. Missed an episode? Go to the
WYES YouTube Channel at wyes.org.
6pm
THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
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THE PRYTANIA THEATRE: SURVIVING
FATHER TIME AND MOTHER NATURE
looks at the history and challenges of
operating a single screen theatre. Thanks to
the perseverance of Rene Brunet, Jr. who is
95-years-old and his son Robert the theatre
is here to stay. Among those interviewed are
local film theatre historian Jack Stewart and
the late Rose Kern, who worked in the local
movie theatre business for eight decades.
Produced and directed by A. J. Roquevert.
NEW ORLEANS COOKING
WITH KEVIN BELTON
9:30am
In this new 26-part cooking series, Chef Kevin
Belton takes viewers on a tasty tour of New
Orleans. From Classic French to soul food
to German, Irish, and Italian influences,
NEW ORLEANS COOKING WITH KEVIN
BELTON explores the diverse mix of cultures
that contribute to the distinctive food of the
Crescent City.
5:00am THOMAS & FRIENDS
5:30amBOB THE BUILDER
6:00am DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
6:30am DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
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 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE
 9:30amNEW ORLEANS COOKING WITH
KEVIN BELTON
10:00amA TASTE OF LOUISIANA WITH CHEF
JOHN FOLSE
10:30amCHEF PAUL PRUDHOMME’S
ALWAYS COOKING
11:OOamCHEF JOHN BESH’S NEW ORLEANS
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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Michael Gambon (Harry Potter, “The Casual
Vacancy”) plays the greatest statesman of
the twentieth century in his most difficult
hour: a debilitating stroke which he seeks to
hide from the world. Also joining the stellar
cast are Romola Garai (“The Hour”), Lindsay
Duncan (“Sherlock”), Bill Paterson (“Little
Dorrit”), Matthew Macfadyen (“Any Human
Heart”), Tara Fitzgerald (“Jane Eyre”), Rachel
Stirling (“The Bletchley Circle”), Daisy Lewis
(“Downton Abbey”), Alex Jennings (“Silk”),
among others.
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STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: PATTON
(1970) is an epic biographical war film
about U.S. General George S. Patton, played
by George C. Scott, during World War II.
11pm
THE PRYTANIA THEATRE: SURVIVING
FATHER TIME AND MOTHER NATURE
11 SUNDAY
6pm
9/11 INSIDE THE PENTAGON Marking
the 15th anniversary of the September 11,
2001, terrorist attacks on the U.S., this
program tells the rarely told stories of the
attack that took place at the headquarters
of the U.S. Department of Defense, in which
184 people died.
9pm
MASTERPIECE “INDIAN SUMMERS,
SEASON 2” The series described by Variety
as “picturesque, wonderfully soapy and set
against a rich historical backdrop” returns
for a second season. It’s 1935 in Simla—an
Indian retreat for British colonials set in the
Himalayas. In this episode, Three years have
passed since last season. Aafrin is secretly
fighting for Indian independence from inside
the civil service. Does Ralph suspect his
disloyalty?
10pm
MASTERPIECE “Churchill’s Secret”
12 MONDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
8pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
7pm
MASTERPIECE “Churchill’s Secret”
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to see how previous campaigns are still
influencing politics in unexpected ways.
The series kicks off with one such unlikely
pair: 1970s presidential candidate Shirley
Chisholm, the first black American and first
female to run for the country’s top post,
and Senator John McCain, who ran against
Barack Obama in 2008.
9pm
POV “All the Difference” Accompany two
African-American teens from the South Side
of Chicago on their journey to achieve their
dream of graduating from college. Follow the
young men through five years of hard work,
sacrifice, setbacks and uncertainty.
10:30pm
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER “Chamber
Music Society at Shaker Village”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
13 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
9pm
TED TALKS EDUCATION REVOLUTION
Explore innovative approaches to education
with hosts Baratunde Thurston and Sara
Ramirez. Speakers, including Anna Deavere
Smith and Sal Khan, discuss the school-toprison pipeline, the impact of micromanaging
kids, and transforming struggling students
into scholars.
10pm
MASTERPIECE “Churchill’s Secret”
Michael Gambon (Harry Potter, “The Casual
Vacancy”) plays the greatest statesman of
the twentieth century in his most difficult
hour: a debilitating stroke which he seeks to
hide from the world.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
14 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
FORCES OF NATURE “Elements” Learn
how Earth’s ingredients transformed barren
rock into a living world.
8pm
NOVA “School of the Future” Discover
how the science of learning can help us
reimagine the future of education for all
children.
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: PATTON
(1970)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
7pm
THE CONTENDERS – 16 FOR ’16
(Episode 1 of 8) This eight-part series
reveals the humanity, the twists of fate and
the surprising mistakes behind 16 of the
most compelling and tumultuous presidential
campaigns in modern history. Revisit the
past 50 years of presidential election history
15 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
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8pm
FRONTLINE “A Subprime Education”
examines allegations of fraud and predatory
behavior in the troubled for-profit college
industry and the collapse of Corinthian
Colleges.
7pm
CRAFT IN AMERICA “Teachers” Follow
artists committed to passing on their skills
and passion for craft to new generations.
Pictured: Therman Statom working with
Yates Preschool students.
8pm
TIME FOR SCHOOL Catch up with seven
former students in seven countries to see
how their lives have turned out.
9:30pm
HOLLYWOOD IDOLS “Burt Lancaster:
Daring to Reach”
10pm
NOVA “School of the Future”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
16 FRIDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES
7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
8pm
WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL
8:30pm
THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
9pm
ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY,
SEASON 8 The new season of ART21’s
flagship program will debut with four onehour episodes on two consecutive Fridays,
September 16th and September 23rd, from
9pm to 11pm. Golden Globe and Emmy
Award-winning actress Claire Danes is host.
In the first episode, “Chicago,” the program
looks at artists in the Chicago area that
are disrupting urban experience through
experimentation.
10pm
ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY,
SEASON 8 “Mexico City” Artists exit
their homes and studios to use the growing
megalopolis as their canvas. The artists
present everyday materials as artworks,
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mine recognizable images for their poetic
potential, and take their art to the streets.
10pm
NOVA “Schools of the Future”
11pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
19 MONDAY
11:30pm
INFORMED SOURCES
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
7pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
17 SATURDAY
8pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
6pm
THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
NEW ORLEANS COOKING
WITH KEVIN BELTON
1pm
In his new national series Chef shares
family recipes and personal tips for
making seafood gumbo, pralines, shrimp
remoulade, Chicken Clemenceau, corn
and crab bisque, pecan crusted redfish,
red beans and rice, Cajun turkey and
dirty rice, bananas foster and many other
New Orleans specialties.
5:00am SID THE SCIENCE KID
5:30am DINOSAUR TRAIN
6:00am SESAME STREET
6:30am DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
7:00am CURIOUS GEORGE
7:30amNATURE CAT
8:00am READY JET GO!
8:30am WILD KRATTS
9:00am ODD SQUAD
9:30am ODD SQUAD
10:00am MOVIE
NOON VARIOUS PROGRAMMING
1:00pmNEW ORLEANS COOKING WITH
KEVIN BELTON
1:30pmCHEF PAUL PRUDHOMME’S
ALWAYS COOKING
2:00pm THE MIND OF A CHEF
2:30pmMOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE
COOKING
3pm PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE
3:30pm CHARLIE ROSE—THE WEEK
4:00pm RICK STEVES’ EUROPE
4:30pm RICK STEVES’ EUROPE
5:00pm HISTORY DETECTIVES
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7pm
LOUISIANA ARTIST SPOTLIGHT In
keeping with WYES’ long-standing tradition
of supporting the arts community, tune-in
to this special spotlighting 13 talented
artists: Raine Bedsole, Melissa Bonin,
George Dunbar, Rolland Golden, Tony Green,
Jason Horton, Campbell Hutchinson, James
Michalopoulos, Mallory Page, Cleland Powell,
Hunt Slonem, Allison Stewart and Richard C.
Swenson. Hosted by Tom Gregory. View their
individual artist profiles at wyes.org.
8pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: FROM
HERE TO ETERNITY (1953) In Hawaii in
1941, a private is cruelly punished for not
boxing on his unit’s team, while his captain’s
wife and second-in-command are falling in
love.
10pm
NOVA “School of the Future”
18 SUNDAY
6pm
FORCES OF NATURE “Elements”
7pm
ROYAL WIVES AT WAR Take a fresh look
at Edward VIII’s abdication crisis of 1936
through the eyes of the two women at its
heart.
8pm
UNLOCKING POLDARK Follow the cast
and crew of POLDARK on location in beautiful
Cornwall. See how the writer, directors and
actors are working to re-create the magic
of the original TV series. MASTERPIECE
“Poldark, Season 2” premieres on Sunday,
September 25 at 7pm.
9pm
MASTERPIECE “INDIAN SUMMERS,
SEASON 2” (Episode 2 of 10) Aafrin
saves his friend’s life but gets a gruesome
payback. Ralph’s ambition faces a roadblock.
Sooni feels family pressure. And Madeline
extracts the truth.
9pm
POV “Kingdom of Shadows” Take an
unflinching look at the hard choices and
destructive consequences of the U.S.-Mexico
drug war. Witness the human side of the
conflict through the eyes of a U.S. drug
enforcement agent, an activist nun in Mexico
and a former Texas smuggler.
10:30pm
TIME FOR SCHOOL
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
20 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
THE CONTENDERS – 16 FOR ’16
(Episode 2 of 8) Week two revisits
the campaigns of former Vermont
Governor Howard Dean and conservative
insider Pat Buchanan — men of two
divergent perspectives who were seen as
insurrectionists within their own parties.
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22 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
THE THIS OLD HOUISE HOUR
9pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
8pm
DEFYING THE NAZIS: THE SHARPS’ WAR
The Ken Burns film tells the story of a littleknown but important mission by an American
minister and his wife, Waitstill and Martha
Sharp, to rescue refugees and dissidents in
Europe before and after the start of World
War II. Tom Hanks is the voice of Waistill and
Marina Goldman is the voice of Martha.
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: THE
BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957)
9:30pm
FRONTLINE “Business of Disaster” An
investigation with NPR into who profits
when disaster strikes. The film focuses on
Superstorm Sandy: the thousands still not
home, the agencies that were supposed to
help, and the companies that made millions.
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
10:30pm
UNLOCKING POLDARK
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
23 FRIDAY
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES
7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT Produced and hosted by
Peggy Scott Laborde, this weekly program
highlights our area’s arts and entertainment.
11:30pm
HOLLYWOOD IDOLS “Gary Cooper:
The Face of a Hero”
21 WEDNESDAY
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
24 SATURDAY
6pm
THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
7pm
NEW ORLEANS AND THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER
8pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: THE
BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957)
6pm
FORCES OF NATURE “Color”
7pm
FORCES OF NATURE “Colors” Understand
how Earth’s colors are created and what they
mean.
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: FROM
HERE TO ETERNITY (1953)
11:30pm
INFORMED SOURCES
25 SUNDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
9pm
INDIA - NATURE’S WONDERLAND Join
a journey through India to discover its rich
culture and rare wildlife. Part 2 airs next
Thursday, September 28 at 9pm.
11pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
11pm
THE PRYTANIA THEATRE: SURVIVING
FATHER TIME AND MOTHER NATURE
looks at the history and challenges of
operating a single screen theatre. Produced
and directed by A. J. Roquevert.
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
8pm
NOVA “Killer Landslides” Learn what
triggered the deadliest U.S. landslide in
decades.
10pm
ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
“Vancouver” Artists reveal how everyday
images and moments from the past are not
always what they seem.
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8pm
INDIA - NATURE’S WONDERLAND
9pm
ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
“Los Angeles” Artists working in the
shadow of the entertainment industry are
more “under the radar,” affording them the
space and time to imagine. Take a peek.
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8pm
WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL is the longestrunning primetime news and public affairs
program on television. Moderator Gwen Ifill
leads a group of journalists who participate
in roundtable discussions of major news
events.
8:30pm
THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
7pm
MASTERPIECE “Poldark, Season 2”
(Episode 1 of 9) Against the breathtaking
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backdrop of 18th century Cornwall,
Aidan Turner (Poldark), Eleanor Tomlinson
(Demelza) and Heida Reed (Elizabeth) return
as the complicated love triangle in a new
season of the popular romantic saga, based
on the novels by Winston Graham. The start
of Season 2 begins as Ross stands accused
of murder and “wrecking”— luring a cargo
ship to the rocks for plunder. It’s a capital
offense, the judge is unsympathetic, hostile
witnesses have been bribed and Ross
appears headed for the gallows.
9pm
MASTERPIECE “INDIAN SUMMERS,
SEASON 2” (Episode 3 of 10) Sooni and
Ian compare notes to solve the mystery
of Kaira’s murder. Aafrin intrudes on a
domestic scene. The Maharajah arrives with
his latest flame, a familiar face.
10pm
MASTERPIECE “Poldark, Season 2”
(Episode 1 of 9)
26 MONDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
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10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: PATTON
(1970)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
30 FRIDAY
8pm
FRONTLINE “The Choice” The dueling
stories of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton,
what shaped them and how they would lead.
With interviews of those who know them
best, the film investigates the presidential
candidates’ characters and formative years
in their lives.
10pm
MASTERPIECE “Poldark, Season 2”
(Episode 1 of 9)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
INFORMED SOURCES
7:30pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
8pm
WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL
AND NATIONAL JOURNAL
8:30pm
THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
28 WEDNESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
FORCES OF NATURE “Shape”
Understanding why shapes exist in nature
can lead us to understand forces that bind
the universe.
8pm
PBS NEWSHOUR DEBATES 2016
10pm
STARLIGHT THEATRE MOVIE: FROM
HERE TO ETERNITY (1953)
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
27 TUESDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
THE CONTENDERS – 16 FOR ’16
(Episode 3 of 8)
8pm
NOVA “Iceman Reborn”
9pm
INDIA - NATURE’S WONDERLAND (Part
of 2) Continue the exploration of India and
meet a man who spent 30 years planting his
own rainforest.
10pm
FRONTLINE “The Choice”
12am
CHARLIE ROSE
29 THURSDAY
6pm
PBS NEWSHOUR
7pm
THE THIS OLD HOUISE HOUR
8pm
INDIA - NATURE’S WONDERLAND (Part
of 2)
9pm
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
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GREAT PERFORMANCES “Vienna
Philharmonic Summer Night Concert”
Travel to Austria’s Schönbrunn Palace for
the annual concert.
10pm
THE PRYTANIA THEATRE: SURVIVING
FATHER TIME AND MOTHER NATURE
11pm
STEPPIN’ OUT
11:30pm
INFORMED SOURCES
12am
WYE S- T V/ C h a nn e l 1 2 P ROGRAM GUID E
Lagniappe
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The Theresa Bittenbring Marque
and John Henry Marque Fund
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PBS NewsHour and
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Nature
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