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1:00 am 

Natural World: Wild Indonesia  "Island Castaways"  Strung out along 5,000 kilometres of the Equator, between Asia and Australia, Indonesia's 17,000 islands make up the largest and most varied archipelago on Earth. From freezing glaciers to coral reefs, orangutans to Komodo dragons, the sheer diversity of landscapes and life defies the imagination. This series tells the story of one of the world's most fascinating regions and its magical wildlife. D

2:00 am 

Pioneers In Aviation: The Race to the Moon  "The Race to the Moon"  In the midst of the Cold War, the Soviet Union launches Sputnik in 1957, which shifts the Cold War battlefield to space. President John F. Kennedy turns to the aviation industry, whose captains now are in the autumn of their years with the century's greatest aerospace challenge. Part 3 of 3G

3:00 am 

Unfinished Nation  "Decade of Discord"  Sectional tensions over slavery subside with the Compromise of 1850; resurface as western states seek territorial and then state status. Railroad expansion plans ignite bloodshed in Kansas and Missouri. Parties sectionalized; Whigs disappear, Republicans emerge. Lincoln-Douglas debates foreshadow future Harper's Ferry Raid convinces South they'll never be safe in the Union. Election of 1860 divides country; Abraham Lincoln wins ballot.G

3:30 am 

Unfinished Nation  "House Divided"  Election of Abraham Lincoln spawns secession of seven states led by South Carolina. Confederate States form provisional government before Lincoln is inaugurated, take over two southern forts. Neither side believes there will be war, but attack on Fort Sumter by Confederate forces signals beginning of conflict. Both sides mobilize quickly. Union has material advantage; Confederates win early battles. Lincoln and Union generals want to minimize damage to South so they can come back into Union. Influence of border states. Confiscation Acts address problem of captured and runaway slaves. War becomes harder with no end in sight.G

4:00 am 

Unfinished Nation  "Restless Society"  Election of 1960. Kennedy's thousand days in office; his assassination. Johnson's succession: assault on poverty, Great Society. Battle for racial equality: expanding protests, urban violence, black power.G

4:30 am 

Unfinished Nation  "A Nation Torn"  Diversifying foreign policy. Confrontations with the Soviet Union. The agony of Viet Nam. The traumas of 1968: the Tet offensive, King and Kennedy assassinations, political turmoil.G

5:00 am 

Inside Out  "Getting It Together"  Until recent decades, little was known about how to treat psychological disorders. People who were seriously disturbed were hidden away or confined to institutions, and treated in ways that look appalling by today's standards. This episode looks intently at both psychological and biomedical therapies, and combined approaches that are proving successful in the treatment of mental illnesses. D

5:30 am 

Inside Out  "People to People"  People interacting with people, individually and in groups, as friends or sometimes foes is a fascinating, never-ending source of study material for social psychologists. This episode explores social thinking, social influence, and social relations of both the antisocial and prosocial varieties. Why do people do what they do? What kinds of force does a group exert? And how can cooperative efforts and improved communication begin to chip away at the antagonisms built by years of aggression and conflict?. D

6:00 am 

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly   Gun Violence and the Faith Community - Next month marks one year since the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, which killed 20 children and six staff members. Kim Lawton reports that over the last several months, a growing interfaith movement has been mobilizing to stop gun violence. She also talks with faith-based activists who are opposing any new gun control laws. D

6:30 am 

Start Up  "Please Don't Feed the Monsters, They are Already Stuffed!"  Gary and the crew venture to Chicago to speak with Mike and Chao, who opened "Union Street Sushi + Barbeque Bar," where patron dine on Japanese-influences cuisine with an East-meets-West flair. Then they travel to Cleveland, to meet with Mike and Bryan, the founders of "e-funeral," a site that's transforming the way funeral arrangements are made. And last, they head over to Indianapolis, to visit with (Name), who started "Promise Monsters," a toy company that's spreading kindness with every monster that leave their shop. D

7:00 am 

Second Opinion  "Teen Depression"  Patient Story: We all want our teens to be happy and carefree, but the reality is that teen depression is a legitimate and life-changing disease. Ellen and Olivia Reardon share their story of how they worked their way through Olivia's depression together. Myth or Medicine: Are antidepressants safe for teenagers? Second Opinion 5: Five signs of teen depression. D

7:30 am 

Lidia's Kitchen  "Two Savory Soups and Ligurian Focaccia"  Sometimes all you need is a little soup and a little bread. Lidia bakes a Focaccia Genovese and serves it with Le Marche Style Bean Soup prepared with sweet and mellow cabbage. With a few pantry ingredients, she creates a simple and hearty Country Onion Soup. D

8:00 am 

Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking  "Sonoma, CA: Chefs Christopher Kostow, Leo Beckerman and Evan Bloom"  During Pete's trip to Sonoma, CA, he meets up with several culinary artisans to cook brunch for their hungry guests at a picturesque winery. They decide on a delicious breakfast casserole, fig salad and apple balsamic and cheese blintzes to curb hungry appetites. D

8:30 am 

Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless  "Off The Beaten Path In Huatulco"  The majority of the people who travel to Mexico go for the beaches. Little wonder when the beaches are as pristine as Huatulco's Playa Chahue - complete with the Playa Limpia certification for cleanliness. Still, a man's gotta eat. D

9:00 am 

The Jazzy Vegetarian  "Nuts About Nut Loaf"  Host Laura Theodore prepares a delightful dinner that features hearty "Cashew and Quinoa Loaf," paired with savory "Paprika and Rosemary Roasted Red Potatoes." On the side, mouth watering "Asparagus with Vegan 'Hollandaise' sauce." Quick to prepare "Flourless Oatmeal Lace Cookies" make a crisp and delicious dessert. D

9:30 am 

Martha Bakes  "Special Breads"  Join Martha as she shares her secrets for making three of her all-time favorite breads. First, an Irish soda bread that she serves every St. Patrick's Day, always a hit. D

10:00 am 

Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence  "Journey to Italy"  Joanne shares her memories of Italy with her student Barbra recreating some of the dishes form her travels. She starts with a simple salad of fig and prosciutto, then slowly adds just enough red wine for a faro risotto, and finally ends the meal with a dessert of strawberry, port, and black pepper. Recipes: Fig And Blueberry Salad With Creme Fraiche, Mint and Prosciutto di Parma, Farro Risotto with Red Wine and Grana Padano, Strawberry with Port and Black Pepper, and an Aperol Champagne Cocktail. D

10:30 am 

Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen  "Get Your Chile Fix"  Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Green Chile Cheeseburgers at home. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of mayonnaise. Next, Chris shares the test kitchen's top tips on making your own burger. D

11:00 am 

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated  "Breakfast Standbys"  Man on the Street John "Doc" Willoughby challenges viewers to a blind oatmeal tasting to see if steel-cut really is better than instant. Then, host Christopher Kimball goes into the test kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to learn how to make the best bowl of 10-Minute Steel Cut Oatmeal. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried is in the Equipment Corner reviewing his favorite moka pots, and Chris answers questions from viewers. D

11:30 am 

Scrapbook Soup  "It's All in the Details"  It's the little things that count - from the tiniest embellishment to the handwritten letter - it's all in the details today on Scrapbook Soup. Create simple cut out graphic cards, learn about packing tape photo transfer with Sara Naumann, and backgrounds almost as pretty as the picture in a prom layout with Stacey Caron- today on Scrapbook Soup. D

12:00 pm 

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell  "Trademark of Spring, Part 5"  In the final episode, Jerry shows how to paint in all of the final details/highlights like the fence posts, dead tree, and then illustrates use of the chisel-edge brushes to insert the close-up weeds plus miscellaneous accent highlights. Emphasis on how to apply reflected highlights on large tree trunks and then how to add final close-up flowers/daises. D

12:30 pm 

Aviators   Cobra: We take you aboard this two-bladed single engine attack helicopter formerly used by the United States Army. Team AeroDynamix: No other air show act in the world puts as many aircraft in the air at one time than Team AeroDynamix. We take you flying with them. D

1:00 pm 

This Old House  "Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013/Stories from Sea Level"  Kevin surfs with pro Sam Hammer and cruises the bay with marine biologist Chris Wojcik. Sea-level foundation footings go in in Bay Head, while stone veneer, fiber cement siding and composite decking dress up the Point Pleasant exterior. Richard takes a victory lap in Manasquan as flooring and fixtures are in and Rita's house is finished. D

1:30 pm 

Ask This Old House  "Planting A Maple Tree/Working On An Underground Bathroom"  Roger and a homeowner plant a maple tree. Richard heads to Indianapolis to begin work on an underground master bathroom. And the guys ask, "What is it?". D

2:00 pm 

The Woodwright's Shop  "Sharpen That Saw!"  Using giant model rip and crosscut saws, Roy shows you how to make your handsaws sing when you sharpen them right. D

2:30 pm 

Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac  "Pine Chest"  Who doesn't need a nice pine chest for storing blankets and other things around the home? For this episode of Rough Cut, we build a simple Pine Chest, based on a 17th century design. For the accents, we visit Tremont Nail in Massachusetts, one of the few steel manufacturers still making nails from scratch. D

3:00 pm 

MotorWeek   R/T: '14 BMW M6 GRAN COUPE GOSS: LUG NUTS AND SEATBELTS OTE: VOLVO SAFETY QUICK SPIN: '14 AMG'S, MITSUBISH MIRAGE R/T: '14 KIA FORTE MUST READ. D

3:30 pm 

America's Heartland   Celebrate the variety of rural recipes from cornbread. Heat up the oven to test some recipes with barley. Head for a Wisconsin racetrack where "motor mayhem" is part of the life for a dairy farmer. D

4:00 pm 

NOVA  "Cold Case JFK"  For decades the assassination of John F. Kennedy has fueled dark rumors of conspiracies and mishandled evidence. Now, 50 years later, NOVA asks: Could modern investigators do better?G

5:00 pm 

Moyers & Company  "The Path of Positive Resistance"  Between them, doctors Jill Stein and Margaret Flowers have been arrested nine times. In the face of injustice and government by the one percent, rather than look the other way and stick to practicing medicine they chose a different approach. At first they took separate paths. D

6:00 pm 

PBS NewsHour Weekend   On Saturday, we report from Santiago. Chile has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the world, but the recent rape and impregnation of an 11-year-old girl has ignited a national debate on this previously taboo topic. For more than 70 years, the General Educational Development exam, or the GED, has been an important tool for those who didn't complete high school and immigrants looking to make inroads in to higher education or secure better jobs. D

6:30 pm 

Rick Steves' Europe  "The Majesty of Madrid"  Rick tours the lavish Royal Palace, enjoys art-packed museums, and looks deep into Picasso's greatest masterpiece. Experiencing the Spanish city at its fun-loving best, he is mesmerized by flamenco dancers and munches on pigs' ears.G

7:00 pm 

The Lawrence Welk Show  "Easy Listening"  To open the show, "Sweet and Lovely" sets the mood. Bobby and Elaine dance the English quickstep to "Whispering." Skeets Herfurt plays a saxophone solo on "Someone To Watch Over Me." Guy Hovis teams up with Neil LeVang "For the Good Times."G

8:00 pm 

Last of the Summer Wine  "The Sweet Smell of Excess"  After a failed attempt to impress Nora on a trampoline, Compo finds getting out of bed is not as easy as he thought.G

8:30 pm 

Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket   Hyacinth aims to advise and educate the nation on gracious living, lit incandescently by their own candlelight suppers.G

9:00 pm 

As Time Goes By   Lionel and Jean take a trip to Hampshire to meet Lionel's father, an 85-year-old who defies stereotype.G

9:30 pm 

The Cafe  "Diminishing Returns"  At Cyril's Cafe, Mary has evolved from knitting to tweeting. Stan has a ring for Carol and is looking for the right moment to pop the question. Sarah is still single, Kieran's depressed, and Chloe is seeing a married estate agent. They are all in for a surprise when Brenda books a photographer for her new tourist brochure.G

10:00 pm 

The Red Green Show  "The New Statue"  Lodge members decided to replace the town statue they destroyed. Red comes up with a non-chemical mosquito control system.G

10:30 pm 

My Family  "Bully for Ben"  Ben joins the young Harpers for a pub quiz and takes on an apparent cheater on another team - this leads to reliving his school years and how he was bullied - by a girl.G

11:00 pm 

Doctor Who Series  "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship"  An unmanned spaceship hurtles towards certain destruction. As The Doctor tries to save it, he finds an impossible cargo - dinosaurs. He and a ragtag gang of adventurers - a big game hunter, an Egyptian Queen and a surprised member of the Pond family - also find themselves facing someone who will stop at nothing to hold on to the cargo.G