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March Program Highlights

Cover StoryAn All-New Lineup ofMembership Specials 6March truly comes in like a lion this year with an incredible lineup of new programs during our spring membership campaign.

DepartmentsMessage to Our Members 5Letter from General Manager Tom Axtell

School Media 9Planned Giving 17

FeaturesCan Eating Insects Save the World? 10and Antiques Roadshow

Women’s History Month 12Arts: American Masters: Lennon NYC 14Live From Lincoln Center: Patina Miller 15and 2Cellos: Live at Arena Zagreb

Great Music at Home and in Person! 16Drama: Father Brown 18The Story of Jews with Simon Schama 19How to: Victory Garden’s Edible Feast 20Science & Nature: Exploration Wednesdays 22Vegas PBS Member Ticket Offers 40

Program MenuWhat’s On • Children’s Lineup 24Vegas PBS Channel 10 Overnight 25Prime Time Programming 26Vegas PBS Sponsors 38

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his month, Vegas PBS kicks off the first membership cam-paign of the new year with a lineup of specials from well-known experts. Viewers will travel ancient Italian cities withRick Steves, hear about financial strategies from Suze Orman,and explore life’s guiding principles with Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Music lovers will enjoy two new concert specials from GreatPerformances, including a once-in-a-lifetime concert event celebratingBob Dylan, and a unique look at the musical side of Steve Martin and hisbluegrass band the Steep Canyon Rangers. You can sing along with yourfavorite artists like Paul McCartney, Il Divo, Andrea Bocelli, the Bee Geesand Elvis, and discover new talent like Italian rock singer Zucchero andretro vocal group Under the Streetlamp, featuring Gentleman’s Rule.

Vegas PBS also celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a quest downIreland’s greatest geographical landmark in Nature: Ireland’s Wild Riverand charming Irish music in Celtic Woman: Emerald. We also markWomen’s History Month with great programs that reveal the often underreported stories of famous women in history, including Ann Boleyn,Margaret Mitchell and Harper Lee.

While the fourth season of Masterpiece’s Downton Abbey has come toan end, Masterpiece returns with a brand new season of Mr. Selfridge.Before the new season begins on March 30, enjoy a look back at theevents of the first season and get a sneak preview of what’s in store forenterprising department store manager Harry Gordon Selfridge.

Also this month, a five-part documentary series, The Story of the Jewswith Simon Schama, will examine the imprint that Jewish culture as madeon the world. We will also present a local documentary that details howJewish history has shaped Las Vegas, profiling publisher HankGreenspun, the Farahi family and many others who have had tremendousimpact on our state.

With the financial assistance of NS Tech, Vegas PBS recently hostedthe statewide academic science bowl, with the winning team moving onto compete nationally in Washington, D.C. On Wednesday, March 19, thebroadcast of the 2014 Nevada Science Bowl kicks off ExplorationWednesdays with new episodes of Nature, NOVA and Secrets of the Dead.

This tremendous range of programming – from local specials toBritish dramas, to arts and music to science and nature – is only avail-able on noncommercial, nonpolitical and nonsectarian, public television.It’s only possible through your generous support. As we launch our firstmembership campaign of 2014, we thank you for watching and support-ing your favorite programs on Vegas PBS.

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Rick Steves’ Italy: Cities of DreamsSaturday, March 1 at 9 a.m.

In his latest two-hour special, travelguru Rick Steves tours the ancient gloriesand back-street riches of three greatItalian cities – Rome, Venice and Florence.During the breaks, Steves offers insightsinto Italian culture and travel. RepeatsSaturday, March 15 at 6 a.m.

Suze Orman’s FinancialSolutions for YouSaturday, March 1 at 11 a.m.

Advice includes how to invest, whetherto buy or rent a home, saving for retire-ment, what kind of life insurance to buy,wills and trusts, student loans and more.Repeats Sunday, March 2 at 6 p.m., Saturday,March 8 at 8 a.m., Sunday, March 9 at 1p.m., and Thursday, March 13 at 9 p.m.

30 Days to a Younger Heartwith Dr. Stephen MasleySaturday, March 1 at 1 p.m.

Did you know that it’s possible to makeyour heart 10 years younger, regardless ofyour body composition, genetics or age?And when you do, you will feel healthier,trimmer, fitter, sexier, mentally sharperand better than you have in a decade.Repeats Sunday, March 9 at 10:30 a.m.

Easy Yoga: The Secret toStrength and BalanceSaturday, March 1 at 4 p.m.

Muscle loss actually begins in your thir-ties and it continues at a rate of aboutthree percent per decade without inter-vention. The good news is yoga can cometo the aid of people who want to increasestength and mobility at any age. RepeatsSunday, March 2 at 2 p.m.

arch truly comes in like alion this year with anincredible lineup of newprograms during our

spring membership campaign. Nowhereelse on television can you find such a vari-ety of informative and entertaining pro-grams all in one great place. There issomething for everyone, from health andfinances to music and nature. These spec-tacular specials are only made possiblethrough the support of viewers like you, soplease take a moment during one of yourfavorite programs to make your contribu-tion by phone or go online to VegasPBS.org.

Some of the fabulous performances youwill see on Vegas PBS will also be appear-ing live in Las Vegas, and we have some ofthe best seats in the house available forour members. Please turn to page 16 ofthis guide for these specials and ticketinformation.

Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See Clearly NowSaturday, March 1 at 6 a.m.

Dr. Dyer offers an intimate conversa-tion about what his own personal experi-ences have taught him. As he explores thefive principles that have guided his ownchoices, he explains that there are noaccidents, and all the choices we makeand actions we take weave a life tapestryuniquely our own. There are no wrongroads taken once we understand the forcespropelling us towards our life’s purpose.Repeats Sunday, March 2 at 3 p.m.

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the series. Featured songs include “I HeardIt Through the Grapevine” (ArethaFranklin), “Dance to the Music” (Sly andthe Family Stone) and “I Want You Back”(The Jackson Five).

Paul McCartney &Wings: RockshowTuesday, March 4 at 9:30 p.m.

This concert film was recorded duringthe band’s 1976 North American WingsOver the World tour, capturing the group atthe peak of their career. The set includessuch hits as “Maybe I’m Amazed,” “BandOn the Run” and Beatles classics “LadyMadonna,” “Blackbird” and “Yesterday.”

Great Performances: Steve Martin and the SteepCanyon Rangers featuringEdie Brickell in ConcertFriday, March 7 at 9 p.m.

The spotlight is on Martin’s musical sideas a bluegrass banjoist and songwriter witha concert performance of his new collabo-ration with Edie Brickell. The duo partner on aseries of new songs that combine Martin’sinventive five-string banjo playing with

Great Performances:Bob Dylan: The 30thAnniversary ConcertCelebrationSaturday, March 1 at 10:30 p.m.

This special captures the historic, once-in-a-lifetime concert as many of the great-est names in popular music – includingMary Chapin Carpenter, Roseanne Cash,Eric Clapton, Shawn Colvin, GeorgeHarrison, John Mellencamp, Tom Petty,Stevie Wonder, Neil Young and more – payhomage to Bob Dylan.

Nature: Ireland’sWild RiverSunday, March 2 at 9 a.m.

The Shannon is Ireland’s greatest geo-graphical landmark and longest river. Fora year, wildlife cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson lives on the river – camping on itsbanks, exploring its countless tributariesin a traditional canoe, following the riverfrom dawn to dusk through the four sea-sons, on a quest to film the natural historyof the Shannon. Repeats Wednesday, March5 at 8 p.m.

Heartbeat of HomeSunday, March 2 at 8 p.m.

This high-octane dance extravaganzablends the thunder and drama of Irishdance with the sultriness and attitude ofLatin American salsa and the gloriousrhythms of Africa. With a world-class castof 29 dancers and 10 musicians, the high-energy production employs cutting-edgeprojection technology to create a dreamworld of joyous music and dance.

The Best of Soul TrainSunday, March 2 at 11:30 p.m.

Celebrate more than 35 years of iconicperformances from soul superstars andclassic musical and dance moments from

Brickell’s heart-tugging vocals to create aplayful and accessible collection of songs.

Healing ADD with Dr. Daniel AmenSaturday, March 8 at 12:30 p.m.

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is anational health crisis that continues togrow – yet it remains one of the most mis-understood and incorrectly treated illness-es today. Dr. Daniel Amen has discoveredthat there are six distinct types of ADD,each requiring a different treatment.

Crosby, Stills and Nash 2012Saturday, March 8 at 10:30 p.m.

Crosby, Stills & Nash join forces fortheir first live performance video in morethan 20 years! Filmed during their 2012tour, the program includes classic hits aswell as new songs, “Radio,” “Almost Gone.”

Masterpiece Sneak Preview:Mr. Selfridge, Season 2Sunday, March 9 at 9 p.m.

In the all-new season 2, Jeremy Pivenreturns as real-life department storeimpresario Harry Gordon Selfridge. Fiveyears have passed, it's now 1914, and themany fascinating characters whose livesrevolve around Selfridges & Co. havemoved into a new era. This special is a re-cap of the events of Season 1, plus the first40 minutes of the season premiere.

A Celebration of Blues & Soul: The 1989Inaugural ConcertWednesday, March 12 at 9:30 p.m.

Dazzling performances from some of thebiggest names in rock and blues history,including Stevie Ray Vaughan, Dr. John, BoDiddley, Ronnie Wood, Percy Sledge andmore, are featured in this world televisionpremiere of a concert taped in 1989 andpresumed lost for nearly 20 years.

Celtic Woman: EmeraldMonday, March 17 at 9 p.m.

Celebrate the rich musical heritage ofthe Emerald Isles with this enchantingspecial, showcasing the group’s sparklingpure voices, bewitching choreography andfairytale charms along with a group ofworld-class musicians, an Aontas Choir,bagpipers and championship Irish dancers.

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he importance of children being able to read at or above their grade

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Vegas PBS and PBS nationally have a long history of promoting literacy. Perhaps you are

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As well as hunting a variety of edibleinsects, Gates travels to Thailand to meet aUnited Nation’s team promoting bug con-sumption and witnesses the production ofcrickets, the country’s fast food favorite.But nothing quite prepares him for har-vesting bugs on a mass scale, from stalkinggrasshoppers at night to catching fiercelybiting ants. And it’s not just insects on themenu. Gates also goes hunting for thehairiest, scariest spider on the planet – thetarantula. As the world faces food short-ages, Gates asks if the solution is for every-one – each of us included – to start eatinginsects too.

ow would you feel abouteating deep fried grass-hoppers, ant egg salad orbarbequed tarantulas?Stefan Gates immerses

himself in the extraordinary world of hard-core insect eating as he discovers thatinsects aren't just healthy, they have a lowcarbon footprint that might help save ourplanet. With 40 tons of insects to everyhuman, they could offer the most sustain-able solution to the global food crisis –where billions of people go hungry whilethe meat consumption of the rich pulls vastamounts of grain out of the food chain.

Antiques RoadshowMondays at 8 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Travel throughout the United States with

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bargains and long-neglected items salvaged

from attics and basements, while experts

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special finds.

This month, the program makes stops in

Pittsburgh and El Paso then continues on to

the Red Stick city of Baton Rouge, La., for a

brand new episode on March 24. Host

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Mitchell head to Port Hudson to discuss a

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Can Eating InsectsSave theWorld?Wednesday, February 26 at 8 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Antiques Roadshow: A Peter Halley gouache on paper being appraised

Tubs holding insects, Bangkok, Thailand

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Women’sHistory MonthRemembering the famous, the infamous and the unsung heroinesThroughout March on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

The Last Days of Anne BoleynSunday, March 23 at 8 p.m.

Anne Boleyn's sudden and violent down-fall has captivated and fiercely divided his-torians, writers and amateur enthusiastsfor centuries, thanks to its intoxicating ele-ments of romance, power, sex, religion andpolitical intrigue. But who is this mostargued over woman in history, and why didshe have to go? This fascinating drama doc-umentary examines the terrific controversyat the heart of her story. Compressed intothree paranoid and panic-laden weeks,from Anne's arrest to her death on the scaf-fold, the film combines dramatic recon-struction with argumentative contributionsfrom highly respected commentators.


and was eventually resettled in Phoenix,Ariz. More than a decade later, mother anddaughter are reunited in the U.S., wherethey must come to terms with the past andbuild a new future.

American Masters: Margaret Mitchell: American RebelSunday, March 30 at 3:30 p.m.

Discover the Pulitzer Prize-winningauthor behind Gone With the Wind, one ofthe world’s best-selling novels that fea-tures two of the world’s great lovers –Scarlett and Rhett – and was adapted intoone of the most popular films of all time.No ordinary writer – or woman – MargaretMitchell was a charismatic force who chal-lenged the stifling Southern social orderand struggled with the changing role ofwomen and the liberation of AfricanAmericans. She suffered from depressionand illness and experienced profound iden-tity shifts during her life, until an accidentled to her death in 1949.

American Masters: Harper Lee: Hey BooSunday, March 30 at 4:30 p.m.

Explore the phenomenon behind To Killa Mockingbird and the mysterious life ofits Pulitzer Prize-winning author, includingwhy she never published again. The docu-mentary reveals the context and history ofthe novel’s Deep South setting, and thesocial changes it inspired after publica-tion. The popular film version, starringGregory Peck as Atticus Finch, leaves anenduring image for the novel’s message.Tom Brokaw, Rosanne Cash, AnnaQuindlen, Scott Turow, Oprah Winfrey andothers reflect on the novel’s power, influ-ence, popularity and the ways it has shaped their lives.

Independent Lens: Pushing the ElephantSunday, March 23 at 11:30 p.m.

When civil war came to Rose’s Congolesevillage, she was separated from her five-year-old daughter, Nangabire. Rose man-aged to escape with nine of her 10 children

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Travel to six countries to meet inspiring, courageous individuals who are confronting oppres-sion and developing real, meaningful solutions to empower women and girls. The central mes-sage is that women are not the problem, but the solution – and to bolster the broad and grow-ing movement for change.

P.O.V.: The Light in Her Eyes Sunday, March 9 at 9 p.m.View an extraordinary portrait, filmed just before the uprising in Syria erupted, of a leader who

challenges the women of her community to live according to Islam, without giving up their dreams.

P.O.V.: The World Before Her Sunday, March 16 at 9 p.m.This film creates a provocative portrait of India at a critical transitional moment and of two

women who hope to shape its future – a small-town girl competing to win the Miss India pageantand the other, a young, militant leader of a fundamentalist Hindu camp for girls.

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time, he created some of the mostacclaimed songs and albums of his career,most of them written at his apartment atThe Dakota on Manhattan’s Upper WestSide, including “Mind Games,” “Whatever

Following the breakup of the Beatles,Lennon and Ono moved to New York City in1971, where Lennon sought to escape themayhem of the Beatles era and focus onhis family and private life. At the same

Gets You Thru the Night,” “I’m Losing You”and “Woman.” He remained highly active inthe anti-war movement as well as numer-ous other progressive political causes.

This film takes an intimate look at thetime Lennon, Yoko Ono and their son,Sean, spent living in New York City duringthe 1970s. Featured are never-beforeheard studio recordings from the DoubleFantasy sessions and never-before-seenouttakes from Lennon in concert andhome movies that have only recently beentransferred to video. It also featuresexclusive interviews with Yoko Ono, whocooperated extensively with the produc-tion and offers an unprecedented level ofaccess, as well as with artists who workedclosely with Lennon during this period.

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Yoko Ono and John Lennon

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Lennon NYCThis month, enjoy not only the music,but the life of one artist who made it possible.Friday, March 21 at 9 p.m. onVegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

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Winner of the 2013 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for Pippin and soon to be

featured in the upcoming Hunger Games: Mockingjay film, Patina Miller is both a fresh

new face and a performer at the very top of her game. Her first Broadway show, Sister

Act, earned her nominations for both Tony and Olivier awards, and Variety called her “a

nonstop dynamo discovery.” The reigning queen of Broadway lends her powerful vocals, alluring

stage presence and infectious energy to her New York solo concert debut in an evening of the

music she loves, from classic R&B to Broadway’s best.

Friday, March 28 at 10 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Young Croatian cellists Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser achieved sensational success by breaking

the boundaries between different genres of music and taking the cello to a new level. Their unique

cello version of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” took the world by storm. Within only a week,

this YouTube video became a huge viral sensation, leading to a record deal with Sony Masterworks

and an invitation to join Elton John on his worldwide tour. Since then, the duo has appeared on

major television shows such as “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,”

“Lopez Tonight” and many others. This concert showcases these classical superstars accompanied

by the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra at an ecstatic “homecoming” show filmed at Croatia’s

Zagreb Arena in front of 15,000 enthusiastic fans.

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Patina MillerFriday, March 28 at 9 p.m.

on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Patina Miller


inum awards in 33 countries. In this con-cert at the beautiful London Coliseum,home of the English National Opera, andaccompanied by the London PhilharmonicOrchestra, the four men unveil songs fromtheir CD, Wicked Game. They also show-case a few of their much-loved classics,including “Dov’e L’amore,” “Time to SayGoodbye” and “Unchained Melody.”

Great Per for mances :Andrea Bocelli: Love in PortofinoMonday, March 10 at 9 p.m.

International superstar Andrea Bocellionce again delights fans with a concert spe-cial of classical favorites, pop standardsand Brazilian jazz, this time from thebreathtaking coastal setting of Portofino,Italy. With 16-time Grammy-winner DavidFoster as music director and at the key-board, Bocelli is joined by trumpeter ChrisBotti to perform a select collection of theworld’s most famous love songs, including“Senza Fine,” “Quizás, Quizás, Quizás,”“Bésame Mucho,” “Champagne,” “Love MeTender” and in duet with the late, leg-endary Edith Piaf, “La Vie en Rose.”Repeats Saturday, March 15 at 7 p.m.

Zucchero: Live in Havana-LaSesion CubanaTuesday, March 11 at 8 p.m.

The Italian rock star energizes thecrowd with his signature style rooted ingospel, soul and rock music, his set alter-nating between ballads and more rhythmicpieces. The international superstar's four-decade career has included a wide range ofmusical partnerships including Joe Cocker,Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Eric Clapton,Luciano Pavarotti, Sting, Andrea Bocelli,Brian Wilson and U2. In this concert,Zucchero performs in English, Spanish andItalian, including some of his best knownsongs – “Baila (Sexy Thing),” Così Celeste,”“Cuba Libre,” “L’Urlo,” “Everybody’s Got toLearn Sometime” – and a new Italian coverof the Spanish classic “Guantanamera.”Repeats Saturday, March 15 at 11 p.m.

Woman,” “Sh-Boom,” “Devil in Disguise,”“Blue Moon,” “Twist and Shout,” “Since IFell for You” and many more, delivered intheir inimitable style, with tight harmoniesand slick dance moves that are hip andstraight-up cool.

Il Divo: Live in LondonThursday, March 6 at 9 p.m.

The operatic pop vocal group Il Divo –Spanish baritone Carlos Marín, Swiss tenorUrs Bühler, American tenor David Millerand French pop singer Sébastien Izambard– has garnered more than 50 gold and plat-

eing a member of Vegas PBS hasmany rewards, but one of themost delightful is the opportunityfor excellent seats at some of the

greatest shows in Las Vegas. Go online orcall in during your favorite perform-ance to receive tickets to enjoy theseincredible artists in person.

Under the StreetlampThursday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m.

America’s hottest new vocal group per-forms an electrifying evening of classichits from the American radio songbook inthis special recorded at the Star PlazaTheatre in Merrillville, Ind. Exuding theirresistible rapport of a modern-day RatPack, the quartet – recent leading castmembers of the Tony® Award-winningmusical Jersey Boys – delivers an eveningof unforgettable entertainment, featuringdoo-wop, Motown, old time rock ‘n’ roll andfavorite songs from the Drifters, the BeachBoys, the Beatles, the Four Seasons andmany others. Songs include “Rock ‘n’ RollIs Here to Stay,” “At Last,” “Pretty

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Net InvestmentIncome TaxBy Candace Johnson, CPA, Gerety & Associates

not included in net investment income.It’s important to discuss your return(s)

with your tax professional to be sure youunderstand how your tax liability is beingcalculated. This is not a one-time tax. Withcareful planning, you may be able to reduceor even eliminate paying NIIT in somefuture years.

For more information about this tax orany question related to planning yourfuture, contact Diana Morgan, Vegas PBSMajor Gifts Officer, at 702.799.1010 x5415,or at [email protected].

ject to the NIIT if you have net investmentincome and also have modified adjustedgross income over the thresholds.

Investment income that is subject to theNIIT includes interest, dividends, capitalgains, rental income, royalty income, non-qualified annuity income and passiveincome passed through to you on ScheduleK-1s. Your total investment income may bereduced by investment interest expense,some investment or advisory fees, rentaland royalty expenses, some tax preparationfees, brokerage fees and other directlyrelated fees.

Wages, unemployment compensation,income from a business that you activelyparticipate in, Social Security income,alimony, tax-exempt interest, and any otherincome derived from an active business are

egas PBS members should beaware of a new tax that may beassessed on your 2013 incometax return. The tax is called

Net Investment Income Tax, or NIIT, and isimposed on individuals, estates and trusts.This surtax of 3.8 percent is in addition to,and calculated separately from, your regularincome tax. The NIIT will be applied to netinvestment income if your modified adjust-ed gross income amount for the yearexceeds the following thresholds: $250,000for joint filers and qualifying widow(er)with dependent child, $125,000 for marriedtaxpayers filing separately, and $200,000 forindividuals, heads of household and otherfilers.

If you are an individual who is exemptfrom Medicare taxes, you may still be sub-

VCandace Johnson

Thursday, April 10, 2014Noon to 1:30 p.m.Boulder City Library701 Adams Boulevard, Boulder City

Robert Bolick, Attorney, Durham, Jones & Pinegar

Join Vegas PBS and Lend A Hand of Boulder City fora free seminar to learn everything you need to knowto get started with your estate planning. Lunch will beserved. Space is limited. To register please contactDiana Morgan at 702-799-1010 ext. 5415 [email protected]

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ritish drama and mystery have become some of the most anticipated programs in the

Vegas PBS lineup, and this month, we present another tantalizing mystery set in the heart

of the beautiful English countryside. Taking place in the 1950s, Mark Williams stars as

Father Brown, the Catholic priest who also happens to have a particular talent for solving

crimes, in this adaptation of GK Chesterton’s novels.

Father Brown’s world is quintessentially English: drawing rooms in large country houses, miles of

countryside, village halls and secret gardens, as well as country fairs, railway stations and rural parish

churches. Many years spent hearing his parishioners' confessions have given him an uncanny insight

into the origins of evil and the workings of the criminal mind. Each episode sees the enigmatic priest

investigate a crime in his own particular way. Full of humor and compassion, but with a big dramatic

twist each time, this series remains true to the period charm of the original character and setting

while bringing a contemporary edge to the storytelling.

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(L-R) Hugo Speer, Nancy Carroll, Mark Williams,Sorcha Cusack, Alex Price and Kasia Koleczek

Father BrownSaturdays at 5 p.m. beginning March 29

on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Drama

...an uncanny insight into the

origins of evil...”‘‘

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rize-winning author of 15 booksand Emmy Award-winner SimonSchama brings to life Jewish his-tory and experience in a new

five-part documentary series. Schama trav-els from Russia and the Ukraine to Egypt,Israel and Spain, exploring the imprint thatJewish culture has made on the world andthe drama of suffering, resilience andrebirth that has gone with it.

“If you were to remove from our collec-tive history,” said Schama, “the contribu-tion Jews have made to human culture, ourworld would be almost unrecognizable.There would be no monotheism, no writtenBible, and our sense of modernity would becompletely different. So the history of theJews is everyone’s history too and what Ihope people will take away from the series

The Story of theJews with Simon SchamaTuesday, March 25 from 8 -10 p.m. and April 1 from 8 -11 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10

is that sense of connection: a weave of cul-tural strands over the millennia, some bril-liant, some dark, but resolving into a fabricof thrilling, often exalted creativity.”

Primary sources include the Elephantinepapyri, a collection of 5th century BC manu-scripts illuminating the life of a town ofJewish soldiers and their families in ancientEgypt; the astonishing trove of documents –

Simon Schama at Iraq-el Amir, Jordan

Jews in NevadaMonday, March 24 at 10 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10

Exploring the Jewish experience on a local level, we are pleased to present a documentary thatdetails the supportive role of Jewish merchants and entrepreneurs during the Virginia City gold andsilver bonanza, and examines how Jewish owners of casinos and hotels helped to shape Las Vegas asa tourist destination. Adapted from the acclaimed book by John Marschall, the program includesprofiles of Adolph Sutro, Jacob Davis (whose pants with riveted pockets became the famous Levi’sjeans), publisher Hank Greenspun, the Farahi family and many more.

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the Cairo Geniza – recording the world ofthe medieval Jews of the Mediterraneanand Near East; the records of disputationsbetween Christians and Jews in Spain; cor-respondence between the leader of theArab revolt during World War I, Emir Feisal,and the leader of the Zionist movement,Chaim Weizmann.

Schama talks about the turning points ofthe drama with living witnesses like AvivaRahamim, who, as a 14-year-old, walkedacross the Sudanese desert to try and reachIsrael; Yakub Odeh, the Palestinian whosevillage was destroyed in the war of 1948;and Levana Shamir, whose family memberswere imprisoned in Egypt at the same time.

He debates the meaning of new archaeo-logical discoveries of the Biblical periodwith Yosef Garfinkel of the HebrewUniversity; the Dead Sea Scrolls with theirchief curator Pnina Shor; the character ofthe Talmud with Leon Wieseltier, literaryeditor of the New Republic; the photo-graphic record of Israel’s history withMicha Bar Am; German cultural treasuresfrom Enlightenment Germany and themusic of Felix Mendelssohn with the criticNorman Lebrecht.

It includes new archaeological researchthat is transforming our understanding ofthe earliest world of the Jews, and high-lights evidence from the visual arts – syna-gogue mosaics, spectacularly illustratedBibles, the brilliantly colorful decoration ofsynagogues (contrary to impressions of amonochrome religion), as well as the glori-ous music that carried Jewish traditionsthrough the centuries.

March 25 at 8 p.m.The Beginning

Trace the Jewish experience from tribalbeginnings to Romans’ destruction of theJerusalem temple.

March 25 at 9 p.m.Among Believers

Witness the struggles of medieval Jewsto preserve their identity under Christianand Islamic rule.


Victory Garden’sEdible FeastSaturdays at 6:30 a.m. beginning March 29 on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

his fresh new series takes viewers on a journey acrossAmerica, traveling from garden to sea, mountains tofields, to learn about local foods and the people whogrow and produce them. Hosted by passionate foodie

and TV personality Amy Devers, each episode features the work of2013 James Beard Award-winning filmmaker and chef Daniel Klein,who introduces viewers to gardeners, farmers and food producersaround the country. Employing a magazine-style format, each of the13 episodes begins with three 4-6 minute segments from Klein’stravels, enjoying what Michael Pollan has described as “real foodTV, in every sense.” Then it’s back home to the Victory Garden, con-cluding with a gardening piece with Roger Swain, followed by

recipes and garden-to-table cooking with Chef Marian Morash.In the premier episode this week, host Amy Devers and Chef

Klein are off to Arkansas to learn about shiitake mushrooms grownin a purely sustainable way. Then it’s on to the northwest to dig forgeoduck and harvest sea salt and sea beans. Back home, Rogershows different varieties of cherry tomatoes and Marian makes adelicious garden fresh salad.

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push out the local wildlife. Even tourists,who come here partly to see the famousGeorge, have added to the problems. Thereis an enormous struggle going on to restorethe islands' unique biodiversity, but noteveryone loves George: local fishermen whowant to protect their rights to fish inGalápagos' protected waters have seized onhim as a focus for their frustrations; mean-while conservation efforts need to be bal-anced with an economy based on lettingtourists in.

March 19, 7:30 p.m.2014 Science Bowl QuizIt’s Nevada’s premiere academic competi-tion, featuring a fast-paced format wherestudents “buzz-in” and answer tough ques-tions covering biology, chemistry, physics,mathematics, astronomy and more. Thecompetition is held annually at the VegasPBS Education Technology Campus andStudios. The top 12 teams receive cashprizes for their school’s math/sciencedepartment, with the winning team movingon to compete in Washington D.C. Cheer onthese young scholars! Repeats Saturday,March 22 at 4 p.m.

March 19, 8 p.m.Lonesome George

Eighty-year-old Lonesome George (whodied in 2012) is in The Guinness Book ofRecords as the loneliest animal on the plan-et. George, as he was affectionately known,is a national hero and an emblem of theongoing struggle to preserve the uniquenature of the Galápagos Islands. This spe-cial film tells George’s story against thebackdrop of the bigger conservation issuesfaced by these beautiful islands.

George’s loneliness was all part of a farbigger picture. The Pinta tortoise has beenheavily hunted, and the islands have longbeen invaded by non-native species that

March 19, 9 p.m.NOVA: Venom: Nature’s Killer

Venom scientists are in a race againsttime. Inside the bodies of many creatures,evolution has produced extremely toxiccocktails, all designed for one reason: tokill. It took millions of years to perfect theseultimate brews of proteins and peptides,and we have only just begun to discovertheir potential. Now, the race is on to col-lect and study them before the animals thatproduce them disappear. But how doesvenom do its deadly work? This programreveals how venom causes the body to shutdown, arteries to bleed uncontrollably andlimbs to go black and die.

However, nature’s most destructive andextreme poisons could contain the buildingblocks for a new generation of advanceddrugs that could treat heart attack, stroke,diabetes, obesity and cancer. Follow two sci-entists on their expeditions to track downand capture the planet’s most deadly crea-tures, risking life and limb just to tease outmilligrams of venom and get it back to thelab. Find out how nature’s deadliest cock-tails could be medicine’s brightest newhope. Repeats Sunday, March 23 at 10 a.m.

March 19, 10 p.m.Outbreak: Anatomy of a Plague

Patient Zero is a flight attendant, strick-en with what she thinks is chicken pox. Shelands in Montreal and goes to a hotel roomto recover. A few weeks later she is back onthe job – unaware of her role in an impend-ing public health catastrophe. This intensespecial juxtaposes this fictional, modern-day scenario with the 1885 Montreal small-pox epidemic during which 20,000 peoplewere infected and 3,000 died. Based onMichael Bliss' gripping book, it reveals thealarming reality that, more than a centurylater, our modern world may not be readyfor the next deadly outbreak.

Exploration Wednesdays

Wednesdays, March 19 and 26on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1

Science & Nature

Dr. Suzanne Simard, Universityof British Columbia, looks up at a Douglas fir tree

King cobra

Lonesome George

March 26, 8 p.m.Nature: What Plants Talk About

Hard core science is effortlessly integrat-ed with a light-hearted look at how plantsbehave, revealing a world where plants areas busy, responsive and complex as we are.From the stunning heights of the GreatBasin Desert to the lush coastal rainforestsof west coast Canada, scientist J.C. Cahilltakes us on a journey into the “secret worldof plants,” revealing an astonishing land-scape where plants eavesdrop on eachother, talk to their allies, call in insect mer-cenaries and nurture their young. It is aworld of pulsing activity where plants com-municate, co-operate and, sometimes, wageall-out war. Discover that plants are a lotless passive and a lot more intelligent thanyou think! Repeats Sunday, March 30 at 9 a.m.

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March 26, 9 p.m.NOVA: Cold Case JFK

Fifty years later, what can science tell usabout the Kennedy assassination – and theinvestigations that followed? The 1963 mur-der, in broad daylight in front of hundreds ofwitnesses, was a homicide investigator’sbest-case scenario. Yet somehow the JFKassassination became a forensic nightmare,plagued by mishandled evidence, a contro-versial autopsy and, incredibly, a prime sus-pect murdered while in police custody – allof it captured on film. Now, this special fol-lows a group of experts trying to unravel thelingering mysteries of the assassination: pri-vate investigator Josiah Thompson; gunshotwound authority Larry Sturdivan; medicalexaminer and forensic neuropathologistPeter Cummings; and firearms experts

Incredibly, a prime suspect

murdered while in police custody before he could be tried, all of it captured on film.”

‘‘Jack Ruby’s revolver

CelebratingNorth America’s Steam RailwaysTuesday, March 18 from 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1

Lucien and Mike Haag. Repeats Sunday,March 30 at 10 a.m.

March 26, 10 p.m.Secrets of the Dead: The LostDiary of Dr. Livingstone

To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Dr.David Livingstone’s birth, new forensictechniques are being used to study thefamed explorer’s lost diary, which reveals hewas witness to the brutal massacre of slavesat the hands of their traders. The writings inthis diary suggest Livingstone was far differ-ent from the legend that surrounds him.Repeats Sunday, March 30 at 11 a.m.

he steam-engine train earnedits reputation as one of themost valuable tools in buildingNorth America. Thundering

across the continent with loads of vitalgoods and supplies, the steam engine pro-vided the raw power to blaze new trails andbuild up the United States and Canada. Now– decades after the age of the steam enginehas come and gone – efforts are underwayto preserve and restore the relics of thisimportant era.

This visually stunning two-hour specialexplores the impact that the steam enginehad on North America and the movement topreserve the trains. It travels to 17 of thecontinent’s most historic and scenic touriststeam railroads, profiling the powerfulmachines that helped build two countries.

Take a journey around the continent toglimpse the steam railroads – to the frozen

tundra of Alaska, the vast high desert ofArizona, the rolling hills of New Hampshire,the Black Hills of South Dakota, and theprairies and mountain ranges of Canada.Visit Steamtown National Historic Site fora first-hand lesson on how a steam engineworks, and see why millions of people eachyear are drawn to visit and ride steam rail-ways.

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Dr. David Livingstone

Steam train

The Cat in the Hat Knowsa Lot About That!Monday-Friday, March 3-7 at 8:30 a.m.

It is the 110th birthday of Dr. Seuss andwhat better way to celebrate than with brandnew episodes of this delightful series basedon his book. There is a special one-hourepisode on March 3, with brand new half-hourepisodes throughout the week.

The Cat in the Hat Knows a LotAbout That! whisks pre-schoolers off on avoyage of scientific discovery. It features six-year-olds Sally & Nick, best friends and nextdoor neighbors, who are transported on magi-cal journeys. With the Cat as their guide, histwo energetic helpers, the zany duo, ThingOne and Thing Two and the enigmatic Fishalong for the ride, every outing becomes anunpredictable adventure.

Vegas PBS Channel 1010.1 Broadcast, 10 & 1010 HD Cox Cable,10 DirecTV, 10 & 1010 HD Prism Education, information, health and culture for general audiences

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Vegas PBS Create 10.2 Broadcast, 112 Cox Cable,and 12 Prism“How- to” and lifestyle programming

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Voces6:00 a.m. Clifford the Big Red Dog

6:30 a.m. Sid the Science Kid

7:00 a.m. Arthur

7:30 a.m. Wild Kratts

8:00 a.m. Curious George

8:30 a.m. The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!

9:00 a.m. Peg + Cat

9:30 a.m. Dinosaur Train

10:00 a.m. Sesame Street

11:00 a.m. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

11:30 a.m. Signing Time!

NOON Clifford the Big Red Dog

12:30 p.m. Thomas and Friends

1:00 p.m. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

1:30 p.m. Peep & The Big Wide World/Pocoyo

2:00 p.m. Super WHY!

2:30 p.m. Dinosaur Train

3:00 p.m. Martha Speaks

3:30 p.m. Arthur

4:00 p.m. Arthur

4:30 p.m. WordGirl

5:00 p.m. Wild Kratts

5:30 p.m. Cyberchase

6:00 p.m. PBS NewsHour

7:00 p.m. Nightly Business Report

Vegas PBS Channels Weekdays | Vegas PBS 10

Children’sLineup

Clifford the Big Red Dog

The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

Host Mitch Fox (r)

What’s On

Nevada Week in ReviewFridays at 7:30 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Martha Speaks

Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program scheduleOvernight on Vegas PBS Channel 10 | March12:00 a.m. 12:30 a.m. 1:00 a.m. 1:30 a.m. 2:00 a.m. 2:30 a.m. 3:00 a.m. 3:30 a.m. 4:00 a.m. 4:30 a.m. 5:00 a.m. 5:30 a.m.

3/1Tavis Smiley Nevada Week in

ReviewWashingtonWeek WithGwen Ifill

Charlie Rose --The Week

Jazz and the Philharmonic. Performances fromaward winning jazz and classical artists includingBobby McFerrin and Eric Owens.

Becoming anArtist

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga b organicwith Michele Beschen

3/2GreatPerformances

Austin City Limits: The Shins; Dr.Dog. Alternative rock with theShins and Dr. Dog.

Becoming anArtist

Frontline: Secrets of the Vatican. Benedict XVI is the first pope in600 years to step down from leading the Roman Catholic Church.

Ice Warriors -- USA Sled Hockey Wai Lana Yoga:Special: ChairPoses.

OutdoorNevada.Activities.

3/3The Best of Soul Train Can Eating Insects Save the

World?. Stefan Gates investigatesedible insects.

Ice Warriors -- USA Sled Hockey Chasing Shackleton. Injury, illnessand bad weather threaten thecompletion of the voyage.

American Experience: Triangle Fire. Wai Lana Yoga:Stand Strong.

ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

3/4Tavis Smiley 2014 Varsity

QuizIndependent Lens: More Than aMonth. A filmmaker’s quest toend Black History Month.

Antiques Roadshow: Pittsburgh,PA.

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge: Part 1. Harry Selfridge builds hisdepartment store in London.

Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

3/5Tavis Smiley Inside

EducationSuper Skyscrapers: TheBillionaire Building.

Civilization: The West and the Rest With Niall Ferguson. Developmentsthat have enabled the Western hemisphere to dominate the globe.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:BackbendBoons.


3/6Tavis Smiley artScene: Daniel

Mollohan.Nature. Cloud rules ArrowheadMountain of Montana.

NOVA: Mt. St. Helens Back Fromthe Dead.

Life on Fire. Volcanologists try topredict eruptions, analyzing eventhe slightest tremors.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Lunge!


3/7Tavis Smiley Tavis Smiley The This Old House Hour Independent Lens: More Than a

Month. A filmmaker’s quest to endBlack History Month.

Nature. Cloud rules ArrowheadMountain of Montana.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Animal Poses.



ReviewWashingtonWeek WithGwen Ifill


From Dust to Dreams: Opening Night at the Smith Center for thePerforming Arts. Neil Patrick Harris hosts opening night at the SmithCenter for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Special:Hemorrhoids.

b organicwith Michele Beschen

3/9Austin City Limits: Bon Iver. TheGrammy Award-winning folk groupBon Iver perform.

NOVA: Mt. St. Helens Back From the Dead. Independent Lens: More Than aMonth. A filmmaker’s quest to endBlack History Month.

Life on Fire. Volcanologists try topredict eruptions, analyzing eventhe slightest tremors.

Wai Lana Yoga:Lotus.

OutdoorNevada.Activities.

3/10Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Part 2.

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Ballerina Anna Pavlova visits thestore; portrait painter.

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Agnes Towler returns to work; Ellenconfronts Harry.


Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

3/11Tavis Smiley 2014 Varsity

QuizA Program About UnusualBuildings & Other Roadside Stuff

Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Part 2.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Special:Blankets.



EducationA Program About UnusualBuildings & Other Roadside Stuff


Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Perfect Partners.


3/13Tavis Smiley artScene:

Domsky Glass.Nature: Survivors of the Firestorm. NOVA. The 2009 crash of Air

France Flight 447 leaves ques-tions about the airplane’s path.

Life on Fire: Phoenix Temple.Nature struggles aroundNicaragua’s Masaya Volcano.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Lord of theDance.


3/14Tavis Smiley Tavis Smiley The This Old House Hour A Program About Unusual

Buildings & Other Roadside StuffNature: Survivors of the Firestorm. Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:

Topsy Turvy.ClassicalStretch:Esmonde


ReviewWashingtonWeek With GwenIfill


Johnny Carson: American Masters. Johnny Carson’s career includes“The Tonight Show.”

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Supple Sides.


3/16(11:30)Zucchero: Livein Havana

NOVA. The 2009 crash of AirFrance Flight 447 leaves ques-tions about the airplane’s path.


Independent Lens: TheRevolutionary Optimists.

Wai Lana Yoga:Tension Spots.

OutdoorNevada

3/17Masterpiece Classic. Mr. Grovefaces challenges when he takesover for Harry.

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Part 6.

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Part 7. F.W. Woolworth attempts todiscount Harry.

Johnny Carson: American Masters. Johnny Carson’s career includes“The Tonight Show.”

Wai Lana Yoga:Leg Work.


3/18Tavis Smiley Priceless

AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX.Last will of Alamo fighter BenMilam; Debbe Poor sampler.

Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX.Signed Andy Warhol soup cans;Cormac McCarthy.

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge:Mr. Grove faces challenges whenhe takes over for Harry.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Get a HeadStart.



EducationCelebrating North America’sSteam Railways (Part 1)

Celebrating North America’sSteam Railways (Part 2)

FRONTLINE: Rape in the Fields.Migrant women working in fieldsdeal with sexual assault.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:The Hamstrings.


3/20Tavis Smiley 2014 Science

Bowl QuizLonesome George and the Battlefor Galapagos

NOVA: Venom: Nature’s Killer.Scientists track down the planet’smost deadly creatures.

Outbreak: Anatomy of a Plague Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

3/21Tavis Smiley British Antiques

RoadshowLife in the Undergrowth: The SilkSpinners.

Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX.Signed Andy Warhol soup cans;Cormac McCarthy.

Apollo 17: The Untold Story of theLast Men on the Moon

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde




American Masters: Lennon NYC. John Lennon’s life with his family inNew York.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Salute to theSun.


3/23Austin City Limits: Bonnie Raitt;Mavis Staples.

Doc Martin: On the Edge. Doc istaken hostage by a paranoidvillager.

Scott & Bailey DCI Banks: Pilot -- Aftermath. Policeman’s murder; adiscovery relating to the disappearance of five girls.

As Time Goes By:The AnniversaryParty.

Wai Lana Yoga:Salute to theSun.

OutdoorNevada

3/24Independent Lens: Pushing theElephant.

The Last Days of Anne Boleyn.Interpretations on the last days ofthe queen.

Pride and Prejudice: Having a Ball. Re-staging anauthentic Regency marks the anniversary of JaneAusten’s “Pride and Prejudice.”

Da Vinci: The Lost Treasure Are You BeingServed?



3/25Tavis Smiley Priceless

AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge,LA.

Antiques Roadshow: Atlanta, GA Jews in Nevada Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Salute to theSun.



EducationThe Story of the Jews With SimonSchama: The Beginning.

The Story of the Jews With SimonSchama: Among Believers.

FRONTLINE: TB Silent Killer. Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

3/27Tavis Smiley artScene Sean

Kyle.Nature. A study of how plantsbehave reveal they are complex.

NOVA: Cold Case JFK. Secrets of the Dead: The LostDiary of Dr. Livingstone.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Stretch, Tone &Salute.


3/28Tavis Smiley British Antiques

RoadshowLife in the Undergrowth: IntimateRelations.

Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge,LA

Seeing Stars. Telescopes allowastronomers to see objects andevents.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Stretch YourBack.





Live From Lincoln Center. SingerPatina Miller performs a widerange of music.

2Cellos -- Live at Arena Zagreb Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga b organicwith Michele Beschen

3/30Austin City Limits Doc Martin. A new police officer

replaces Mark Mylow; plumberhas midlife crisis.

Scott & Bailey. Rachel learns thatSean has a son while the teaminvestigate a murder.

DCI Banks: Playing With Fire. Investigating a murderby fire, Banks deduces the evidence points to alucrative art forgery scam.

As Time GoesBy: WeddingPreparations.


OutdoorNevada

3/31Call the Midwife Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge, Season 2. Rose returns for store’s

fifth anniversary; Agnes returns.Call the Midwife 2Cellos -- Live at Arena Zagreb Wai Lana Yoga:

Keep YourBalance!


Charlie Rose:The Week

Primetime | February 23 — March 1 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program schedule

*Programs subject to change.

Channel 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m.

Sun2/23

Vegas PBS 10(7:30) Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey Season 4. Robertand Thomas return from America.

Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey Season 4. Lady Rose meets the Prince of Wales.

Vegas PBS RewindUNLV Connections

Vegas PBS WorldviewEuromaxx Highlights 2014 The Afghan Report Crimes of Passion: No More Murders. Einar finds a dead body.

Vegas PBS CreateJacques Pépin: More Fast FoodMy Way: Go Fish.

America’s Test Kitchen FromCook’s Illustrated

Chef John Besh’s New Orleans A Chef’s Life. Two pigs; sweetpotatoes.

Ask This Old House. Clawfoottub with shower.

Rick Steves’ Europe

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Natural Heroes: Brower YouthAwards 2010.

Bluegrass Underground. LeonRussell performs.

The Best of Soul Train Diana Ross: For One and for All. The singer performs in NewYork’s Central Park.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó: Ajuste de Cuentas. Great Performances: Hamlet. Programa del mundo de los espectáculos. Quiero Ser: Luis Fonsi.

Mon2/24

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana political poster;paintings.

British Antiques Roadshow Priceless Antiques Roadshow.Piece of porcelain.

Antiques Roadshow: Pittsburgh, PA. Diamond ring; club andpipe.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West: PonyExpress Territory.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe: Croatia:Adriatic Delights.

Baking With Julia Doc Martin: On the Edge. Martin is forced out of the picture.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America In the Moonlight In the Moonlight

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America.Cauliflower soup; spaghetti.

Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen

Cooking With Nick Stellino: TheUltimate Steak Dinner.

A Chef’s Life. Ultimate tomatosandwich.

This Old House. Exterior colorschemes.


Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Moveable Feast With Fine

CookingNeven Maguire: Home Chef Sara’s Weeknight Meals: Two

for One.Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen

Vegas PBS V-meÁfrica de mi Corazón. Los hechos que rodean la vida de un vet-erinario.

Estelares: Alfonso, El Príncipe Maldito. (Part 1) El Barco: Perdidos. En el siglo VIII, el capitán Cook a borde delEndeavour.

Tue2/25

Vegas PBS 10American Experience: Triangle Fire. Fire at Triangle ShirtwaistFactory.

FRONTLINE: Secrets of the Vatican. Pope Benedict XVI steps down.

Vegas PBS RewindMasterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey Season 4. Robert and Thomas return from America. Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey Season 4. Lady Rose meets the Prince of Wales.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Donna Detective: Guilty or Innocent. Lisa investigates death of a student.

Vegas PBS CreateJacques Pépin: More Fast FoodMy Way


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans A Chef’s Life. Oyster farm; plansfor an oyster bar.

Woodwright’s Shop. Shaker cab-inet.

Rick Steves’ Europe. Culturalhighlights of Sweden.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Classic Gospel: Best of David Phelps. Tenor David Phelps. Front and Center: Jake Bugg. English singer-songwriter Jake

Bugg.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: Alfonso, El Príncipe Maldito. (Part 2) Las Cosas Que Quedan

Wed2/26

Vegas PBS 10Can Eating Insects Save the World?. Stefan Gates investigatesedible insects.

NOVA: Ground Zero Supertower. Completion of One World TradeCenter.

Super Skyscrapers: The Billionaire Building. One57 in New York.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana political poster;paintings.

British Antiques Roadshow Priceless Antiques Roadshow.Piece of porcelain.

Antiques Roadshow: Pittsburgh, PA. Diamond ring; club andpipe.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Spiral. Berthaud thinks the butcher is at large. Spiral. Roban asks CID to be involved again.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Tomato andmint salad; filet.


Cooking With Nick Stellino: AShrimp Feast.

A Chef’s Life: Muscadine Time. Ask This Old House. Clawfoottub with shower.


Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose The Ideas Exchange In Pursuit of Passion Moyers & Company Charlie Rose -- The Week

Vegas PBS V-meAlerta Cobra: Sin Retorno. Hombre está en situación desespera-da.

Estelares: Alfonso, El Príncipe Maldito. (Part 3) Punta Escarlata

Thu2/27

Vegas PBS 10Life in the Undergrowth: Taking To The Air. First animals ever totake to the air.

Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana political poster;paintings.

The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler. Hitler tries to retain power.

Vegas PBS RewindAmerican Experience: Triangle Fire. Fire at Triangle ShirtwaistFactory.

FRONTLINE: Secrets of the Vatican. Pope Benedict XVI steps down.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Unni Lindell: The Night Sister. Elderly woman is shot.



Chef John Besh’s New Orleans A Chef’s Life. Heirloom rice;saving heirloom grains.

Woodwright’s Shop. Shakercraftsmen.


Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Stage Left: A Story of Theater in San Francisco. Directors, actors

and playwrights of San Francisco theater.Great Performances: National Theatre: 50 Years on Stage. RoyalNational Theatre’s 50 years.

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: Alfonso, El Príncipe Maldito. (Part 4) Grand Hotel

Fri2/28

Vegas PBS 10Washington Week With GwenIfill

Charlie Rose -- The Week Jazz and the Philharmonic. Performances from award winning jazz and classical artists includingBobby McFerrin and Eric Owens.

Becoming an Artist

Vegas PBS RewindCan Eating Insects Save the World? Stefan Gates investigatesedible insects.

NOVA: Ground Zero Supertower. Completion of One World TradeCenter.

Super Skyscrapers: The Billionaire Building. One57 in New York.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America The Spider Crime Stories: Green.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Pasta and beansoup; spaghetti.


Cooking With Nick Stellino A Chef’s Life. Pepsi-glazed porkbelly with peanuts.

This Old House. Exterior colorschemes.

Rick Steves’ Europe: BasqueCountry.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose In the Americas With David

YetmanJourneys in Africa. Mane-lesslions of Tsavo, Kenya.

Globe Trekker: Globe Trekker Special: World War II in the Pacific.World War II locations in the Pacific.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó: Amores y Desamores. Dance Academy: La Familia. Héroes con Trayectorias Jorge Gestoso Investiga: Leonardo El Hombre Detrás del

Sudario.

Sat3/1

Vegas PBS 10(7:00) Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop. Musicians of the1950s reunite to perform their greatest hits.

Doc Martin: Revealed. Behind the scenes with cast and crew of “Doc Martin.” Great Performances. Concerttribute to Bob Dylan.

Vegas PBS RewindLife in the Undergrowth: Taking To The Air. First animals ever totake to the air.

Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana political poster;paintings.

The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler. Hitler tries to retain power.

Vegas PBS WorldviewEuropean Journal 2014 In the Newsroom Marie’s Mind For Murder: The Last Ride. Marie and Simmel investigate a death.

Vegas PBS CreateBarbecue University WithSteven Raichlen

Taste of Louisiana With ChefJohn Folse & Co.

Chef John Besh’s Family Table Taste of Louisiana With ChefJohn Folse & Co.

Barbecue University WithSteven Raichlen

Nick Stellino Cooking WithFriends

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Can Eating Insects Save the World?. Stefan Gates investigatesedible insects.

Great Performances at the Met: The Nose. Shostakovich’s “The Nose.”

Vegas PBS V-meMiedo a Amar Doctor’s Diary Alerta Cobra. No hay descanso para esto hombres que actúan

en la carrera.

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ThisWeek’s Picks

Doc Martin RevealedSaturday, March 1 at 9 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10

ver wonder what goes on behind

the scenes of this hit series? Get

to know the real cast, see the

authentic film locations and get

an insider’s perspective, as Dr. Martin

Ellingham and the rest of the cast and crew

film sequences on the balcony at Bert Large's

(Ian McNeice) Restaurant and in the nearby

pub that doubles for the Crab & Lobster.

Actors and directors talk about the charac-

ters, the town, the requisite Cornish

accent, and the challenges of shooting a

major television series in all sorts of

weather — often with tourists watching

or the occasional disruptive seagull.

Visit the nearby farm where the

production offices and indoor

sets are located and experience

the sights and sounds of the fish-

ing village of Port Isaac.

EChef John Folse

Joanne Froggatt and Raquel Cassidy

Martin Clunes

Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey, Season 4Sunday, February 23 at 9 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10All good things must come to an end, and this week brings theseason conclusion of the most popular drama in PBS history. Inthis final episode, Lady Rose meets the Prince of Wales andfaces a dilemma. Trouble also plagues Cora’s mother, her broth-er, Edith and almost everyone else at Downton Abbey. This willbe an especially enjoyable episode with Paul Giamatti gueststarring as Cora's playboy brother.

Create Marathon: Let the Good Times RollSaturday, March 1 from 6 a.m. - Noon on Vegas PBS CreateIn honor of the biggest party, on the bayou,“Laissez Les Bons Temps Roule” – Let theGood Times Roll! We’re celebrating MardiGras with chefs Steve Raichlen (BarbequeUniversity with Steven Raichlen), John Besh(Chef John Besh's New Orleans), JohnShields (Coastal Cooking with JohnShields), Nick Stellino (Nick StellinoCooking with Friends) and John Folse (Tasteof Louisiana with Chef John Folse). Theywill be preparing the finest seafood andCajun dishes just in time for Fat Tuesday.Repeats same day from 6 p.m. - midnightand on Sunday, March 2 from noon - 6 p.m.

Primetime | March 2 — March 8 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program schedule


Channel 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m.

Sun3/2

Vegas PBS 10Heartbeat of Home. Irish dance and Latin American salsa combine with the rhythms of Africa in this performance. Bee Gees: One Night Only


Vegas PBS WorldviewEuromaxx Highlights The Afghan Report Crimes of Passion: Roses Kisses and Death. Gabriella’s grandfather poisoned.



Chef John Besh’s New Orleans A Chef’s Life: Love Me SomeCandied Yams!

Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Natural Heroes. The craft ofscything.

Bluegrass Underground. Lutherand Cody Dickinson.

POV: American Promise. Son’s progress through private school.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Great Performances: Hamlet (Part 2) Quiero Ser

Mon3/3

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Pittsburgh, PA. Correspondence by theKennedy family.

John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind (My Music). Performances by artists of the 1950s and ’60s include those of Pete Seegerand Judy Collins.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West. Workingcattle ranch.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe Baking With Julia. Zaleti;amaretti; pizzelles; biscotti.

William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible. The artist stages a pro-duction of the opera “The Nose.”


Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country From America’s

Test KitchenCooking With Nick Stellino.Sicilian stuffed meatloaf.

A Chef’s Life. Collard kraut;cabbage collard.

This Old House. Patchingcracks in the plaster walls.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome:Ancient Glory.


CookingNeven Maguire: Home Chef Sara’s Weeknight Meals.

Chicken paillarde; tzatziki.Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen


Estelares: Third Truth (Part 1) El Barco

Tue3/4

Vegas PBS 10Elvis, Aloha From Hawaii. Elvis Presley sings “Blue Suede Shoes” and other hits in a 1973concert in Hawaii.

Paul McCartney and Wings: Rockshow

Vegas PBS RewindPOV: American Promise. Son’s progress through private school. Global Leaders: The Next Generation

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Donna Detective: Human Error. Lisa investigates the death of a nun.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America. Ricottafrittata.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans A Chef’s Life. Maple View Dairy;buttermilk.

Woodwright’s Shop. Pinestanding desk.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome:Baroque Brilliance.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Classic Gospel: Best of Lynda Randle. Singer Lynda Randle

performs.Front and Center: Zakk Wylde & the Les Paul Trio. Guitarist ZakkWylde.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: Third Truth (Part 2) Las Cosas Que Quedan

Wed3/5

Vegas PBS 10Nature: Ireland’s Wild River. Ireland’s Shannon River. BrainChange With David Perlmutter, MD. Effects of wheat, sugar and carbohydrates on the brain.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: Pittsburgh, PA. Correspondence by theKennedy family.

Sara’s Weeknight Meals.Chicken paillarde; tzatziki.


Martha Bakes. Blueberrymuffins; airy popovers.

Simply Ming. Haddock andsalmon.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Spiral. Police watch Niko’s prostitution ring. Spiral. Police tighten their surveillance operation.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Rustic oatmealbiscuits; tomatoes.


Cooking With Nick Stellino A Chef’s Life. Incorporatingmoonshine into drinks.

Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome:Back-Street Riches.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose The Ideas Exchange In Pursuit of Passion.

Songwriter Will DuVall.Scully: The World Show Charlie Rose -- The Week

Vegas PBS V-meAlerta Cobra. No hay descanso para esto hombres que actúanen la carrera.

Estelares: Third Truth (Part 3) Punta Escarlata

Thu3/6

Vegas PBS 10(7:30) Under the Streetlamp. Four singers perform songs fromthe 1960s.

Il Divo: Live in London. The operatic pop group performs hitsand new material.

3 Steps to Incredible Health! With Joel Fuhrman, M.D.. Dr. JoelFuhrman discusses a diet rich with nutrients.

Vegas PBS RewindClassic Gospel: Best of Lynda Randle. Singer Lynda Randleperforms.

Front and Center: Zakk Wylde & the Les Paul Trio. Guitarist ZakkWylde.

Austin City Limits: The Shins; Dr. Dog. Performances by theShins and Dr. Dog.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Unni Lindell: The Night Sister. Isaksen continues his investigation.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America: NewYork Italian Style.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

Woodwright’s Shop: Rachell’sStanding Desk 2.

Rick Steves’ Europe.Michelangelo’s “David.”

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Great Performances at the Met: The Nose. Shostakovich’s “The Nose.”

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: Third Truth (Part 4) Grand Hotel

Fri3/7


Charlie Rose -- The Week Great Performances. Steve Martin and Edie Brickell.

Vegas PBS RewindThe Ideas Exchange In Pursuit of Passion.

Songwriter Will DuVall.Scully: The World Show Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s Miller Center Forums: Double Down-Inside the 2012 Election.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America The Spider Crime Stories. Events take a surprising turn at the trial of a

Lebanese man accused of robbing a jeweler.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Mozzarellasalad with walnuts.


Cooking With Nick Stellino Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

This Old House. Patchingcracks in the plaster walls.



YetmanJourneys in Africa. MombasaMarine National Park.

Globe Trekker: Antarctica. Sea kayaking and penguin watching.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Dance Academy Heroes Con Trayectorias

Sat3/8

Vegas PBS 10(6:30) Moments to Remember: My Music Number 204.Performances of 1950s and early ’60s hits.

Elvis, Aloha From Hawaii. Elvis Presley sings “Blue Suede Shoes” and other hits in a 1973 concertin Hawaii.

Crosby, Stills & Nash 2012

Vegas PBS RewindGreat Performances at the Met: The Nose. Shostakovich’s “The Nose.” William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible. The artist stages a pro-

duction of the opera “The Nose.”

Vegas PBS WorldviewEuropean Journal In the Newsroom Nicolas le Floch: The Grand Huntsman. Le Floch falls into a trap.

Vegas PBS Create(7:30) Tommy Makem’s Ireland.Exploring Ireland.

Tommy Makem’s Ireland. Coastline, fishing villages and Dublin. Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Rick Steves’ Europe. Ireland;Aran Islands; Gaelic.

Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions:Dublin, Ireland.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Globe Trekker: Alps & Lapland. Reindeer racing competition. Jazz and the Philharmonic. Performances from award winning jazz and classical artists including

Bobby McFerrin and Eric Owens.The Farm Crisis


en la carrera.

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Jorge Gestoso Investiga

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Elvis, Aloha from HawaiiTuesday, March 4 at 8 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10Elvis Presley was a man who knew how to rise to a challenge and in 1973, his manager, Col.Tom Parker, came up with one of the biggest stunts of their career – staging a live concert inHawaii that would be beamed by satellite for TV broadcast in 40 countries to a global audienceof 1.5 billion people. It was a global smash. Entertainment events presented live via satelliteare common today but in 1973, this was a first. Elvis responded with a typically dynamic show,and this home video release features the king of rock and roll singing some of his biggesthits and personal favorites, including “C.C. Rider,” “Burning Love,” “Suspicious Minds,”“Steamroller Blues” and “American Trilogy.” Repeats on Saturday, March 8 at 9 p.m.

ThisWeek’s PicksJohn Sebastian Presents Folk RewindMonday, March 3 at 9 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10

his nostalgic special focuses on the greatest singers and songwriters of the classic

1950s and 1960s folk era. Presented by the lead singer of The Lovin’ Spoonful (“Do

You Believe in Magic”), it features a treasure trove of historical footage that has

not been seen in more than four decades, plus new performances by artists who are

still appearing in concert today. The program features Pete Seeger and Judy Collins singing “Turn,

Turn, Turn,” Harry Belafonte’s hit “Jamaica Farewell,” Trini Lopez’s

rendition of "If I Had a Hammer," Rod McKuen’s classic

“Seasons in the Sun,” Bobby Darin’s heartfelt "Simple Song

of Freedom" and many, many more. Stirring new performanc-

es on stage include Barry McGuire, singing his

1965 chart-topper “The Eve of Destruction”

and Jesse Colin Young of The

Youngbloods performing the

generation-defining hit

“Get Together.” Repeats

on Sunday, March 9

at 5:30 p.m.

TNicolas le FlochSaturdays at 9 p.m.on Vegas PBS WorldviewParis, 1761. Louis XV's kingdom is plaguedby conspiracies and murders. With thehelp of his faithful subordinate, brilliantyoung Parisian police commissionerNicolas le Floch (Jerome Robart) solvesmysterious disappearances and sorts outawkward scandals. From seedy taverns tothe muffled hallways of Versailles, frombrothels to the Châtelet prisons, he tracksand stakes out suspects, questions wit-nesses, gathers evidence, foils traps andunveils plotters. The series plunges view-ers into the mysteries of 18th centuryParis, a world teeming with crime,debauchery and theft. In this week'sepisode, the young Count Louis CharlesAllas is found beheaded. Le Floch, sent tothe lands of Aquitaine to investigate, fallsinto a terrible trap: a hunting with hounds,with the Earl of Rhodes as the GrandHuntsman and Nicolas Le Floch his prey.In French with English subtitles.

1623 Shakespeare First Folio

Elvis Presley

John Sebastian

Jérôme Robart


Primetime | March 9 — March 15 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program scheduleChannel 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m.

Sun3/9

Vegas PBS 10(7:30) Classical Rewind. A visual and auditory look at classicalmasterpieces.

Masterpiece Sneak Preview: Mr. Selfridge Season 2 Ed Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Classics -- The 60s (My Music)


Vegas PBS WorldviewEuromaxx Highlights The Afghan Report Crimes of Passion: Dangerous Dreams. Puck lands a job as a stenographer.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America. Chickentrombino; meatloaf.



Ask This Old House. Quieting asquealing shower.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome:Ancient Glory.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Natural Heroes: Nora!. NoraPouillon.

Bluegrass Underground. Folk-roots-blues.

POV: The Light in Her Eyes. Muslim preacher Houda al-Habash. Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for WomenWorldwide. Oppressive living conditions.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Great Performances Quiero Ser

Mon3/10

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: El Paso,TX. Fiji split whale’s tooth necklace. Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli: Love in Portofino. Andrea Bocelli performs love songs.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West: SilverTrails Territory.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe. LittleSlovenia; Lake Bled.

Baking With Julia. Flo Brakermakes petit fours.

The Farm Crisis. Farm crisis of the 1980s changes the agricultur-al landscape.


Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Clam bruschet-ta using bread.


Cooking With Nick Stellino Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

This Old House. Setting granitesteps with ice.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris:Regal and Intimate.


CookingNeven Maguire: Home Chef Sara’s Weeknight Meals:

Breakfast for Dinner.Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen


Estelares: Bartali (Part 1) Confesiones de una Doctora

Tue3/11

Vegas PBS 10Zucchero: Live in Havana -- La Sesion Cubana. The Italian singer presents his signature stylerooted in gospel, soul and rock music.

Vegas PBS Favorites

Vegas PBS RewindPOV: The Light in Her Eyes. Muslim preacher Houda al-Habash. Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. Oppressive living conditions.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Donna Detective: The Return. A connection to Lisa’s husband.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America: Sicily inNew York City.



Woodwright’s Shop: TheVenerable Bead.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris:Embracing Life and Art.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Classic Gospel: Sweet Sweet Spirit. “Sweet Sweet Spirit.” Front and Center: Rock Candy Funk Party. Rock Candy Funk

Party performs.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: Bartali (Part 2) Miedo a Amar

Wed3/12

Vegas PBS 10Burt Bacharach’s Best (My Music Presents). Footage and clips from the 1960s-1970s featureoriginal artists performing Burt Bacharach’s music.

A Celebration of Blues & Soul: The 1989 Inaugural Concert. A concert recorded in 1989 -- andpresumed lost for nearly 20 years -- features Stevie Ray Vaughn.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: El Paso,TX. Fiji split whale’s tooth necklace. Sara’s Weeknight Meals:

Breakfast for Dinner.Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen

Martha Bakes. Rhubarb upside-down crumb cake.

Simply Ming. Cooking crab fourdifferent ways.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Spiral. Police try to connect the prostitution ring and the

butcher.Spiral. Police close in on Niko’s prostitution ring.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Adding lettuceto risotto; veal stew.


A Chef’s Life. Chef VivianHoward opens a restaurant.

Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

Ask This Old House. Quieting asquealing shower.

Rick Steves’ Europe: London:Historic and Dynamic.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose The Ideas Exchange In Pursuit of Passion. Skijoring

competition.Scully: The World Show Charlie Rose -- The Week


Estelares: Bartali (Part 3) Punta Escarlata

Thu3/13

Vegas PBS 10(7:30) Oscar Hammerstein II -- Out of My Dreams Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions For You. Suze Orman’s advice on finding financial solutions; topics include investing and buying

a house.

Vegas PBS RewindClassic Gospel: Sweet Sweet Spirit. “Sweet Sweet Spirit.” Front and Center: Rock Candy Funk Party. Rock Candy Funk

Party performs.Austin City Limits: Bon Iver. The folk group Bon Iver perform.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Unni Lindell: The Honey Trap. Isaksen investigates a murder case.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America America’s Test Kitchen From

Cook’s IllustratedChef John Besh’s New Orleans Kevin Dundon’s Modern Irish

FoodWoodwright’s Shop.Woodcarving lesson.


Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. Oppressive living conditions.

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: Bartali (Part 4) Grand Hotel

Fri3/14


Charlie Rose -- The Week Peter, Paul & Mary -- 25th Anniversary Concert. The folk music trio performs “Leaving on a Jet Plane” and “Puff, the Magic Dragon.”

Vegas PBS RewindThe Ideas Exchange In Pursuit of Passion. Skijoring

competition.Scully: The World Show Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s.

Singer Abigail Washburn.Miller Center’s American Forum. Historian and author IraKatznelson.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America The Spider Crime Stories. An industrialist avoids jail due to an error regard-

ing the daylight saving time change.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen: Pork Kabobsand Heavenly Ham.


A Chef’s Life. Strawberries;coconut shortcake.


This Old House. Setting granitesteps with ice.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Venice:City of Dreams.


YetmanJourneys in Africa. The Great RiftValley.

Globe Trekker: Mid-Atlantic States. A 1950s-themed weekend inNew Jersey.

Vegas PBS V-me

Sat3/15

Vegas PBS 10(7:00) Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli: Love in Portofino.Andrea Bocelli performs love songs.

60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music). Artists and groups from the 1960s perform.

Vegas PBS RewindHalf the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. Oppressive living conditions. POV: The Light in Her Eyes. Muslim preacher Houda al-Habash.

Vegas PBS WorldviewEuropean Journal In the Newsroom Nicolas le Floch: The Rogue’s Banquet. Identity of “The Claw” is revealed.

Vegas PBS CreateKevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood





Travel With Kids. Dublin Castle;Kilmainham Jail.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Nature: Survivors of the Firestorm. Wildlife hospitals help firesurvivors.

Ireland: The Roads Taken With Tommy Makem. The folk artistvisits Cork, Kildare.

Ireland: The Roads Taken With Tommy Makem. The folk artist vis-its Cork, Kildare.


en la carrera.

Channels

Cuéntame Cómo Pasó Dance Academy Heroes Con Trayectorias Jorge Gestoso Investiga

Estudio Billboard:Alejandra GuzmanSunday March 9 at 11 p.m.on Vegas PBS VmeHosted by Latin music insider Leila Cobo,top Latin artists reveal aspects of theirlives, careers, musical influences and aspi-rations. The artists also have their instru-ments handy, playing their music whilespeaking with Leila. This week, AlejandraGuzman, the daughter of renownedMexican singer Enrique Guzman, talksabout the story of her life as an artist,since she first sang in public the song“New York, New York” by Frank Sinatra.Her first album was a success, with songslike “No Seas Cruel,” “Eternamente Bella”and “Mala Hierba.” Alejandra draws onpersonal experiences to write songs, as isthe case for “Volverte a Amar,” “Llama PorFavor” and “Hasta el Final,” which talkabout the fear and pain she felt as shestruggled through breast cancer.

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ThisWeek’s PicksPeter, Paul and Mary 25th Anniversary ConcertFriday, March 14 at 9 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10

n 1986, the legendary trio Peter, Paul and Mary marked their 25th anniversary with the

taping of their very first PBS special. Now, more than 50 years after the formation of the

group in Greenwich Village, this joyous yet deeply moving live concert is rebroadcast. The

special features songs that became, for many, the soundtrack of their generation. In an era

in which folk music became America’s messenger of hope, Peter, Paul & Mary sounded a call to

conscience that, to this day, remains an enduring part of our national quest for equity and jus-

tice. Songs include such timeless classics as “Puff, the Magic Dragon,” “If I Had a Hammer,”

“Blowin’ in the Wind,” “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?” and “Leaving on a Jet Plane.” Repeats

on Sunday, March 17 at 5 p.m.

Oscar Hammerstein II – Out of My DreamsThursday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10This celebration honors one of the most acclaimed lyricists and librettists of the 20th centu-ry, the man who worked in the theater for more than 40 years, writing the lyrics for more thana thousand songs and the libretti for dozens of operettas and musicals performed onBroadway, in London and in Hollywood films. His legendary works include Rose-Marie (1924),Show Boat (1927), Oklahoma! (1943), Carousel (1945), South Pacific (1949), The King andI (1951) and The Sound of Music (1959). Brimming over with movie clips from his greatestmusicals, this special features interviews with Stephen Sondheim, Harold Prince, ShirleyJones, Mitzi Gaynor, Hammerstein family members and others, and is hosted by Tony, Emmyand Golden Globe-nominated Matthew Morrison (“Glee”), who starred in the 2008 Tony-win-ning revival of South Pacific as Lieutenant Cable. Repeats on Saturday, March 15 at 2 p.m.

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Oscar Hammerstein

Peter, Paul and Mary

Alejandra Guzman



Sun3/16

Vegas PBS 10(4:30) Vegas PBS Favorites


Vegas PBS WorldviewEuromaxx Highlights The Afghan Report Crimes of Passion: Tragedy in a Country Churchyard. Village gossip tears at old wounds.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America: YummyPastas.



Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris:Regal and Intimate.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Natural Heroes Bluegrass Underground: Alison

Brown Quartet.POV: The World Before Her. Two Indian women lead differentlives.

Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for WomenWorldwide. Oppressive living conditions.


Mon3/17

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX. Signed Andy Warhol soup cans. Celtic Woman: Emerald. Celtic Woman celebrates the Emerald Isles’ musical heritage. Songs include “Awakening.”

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West. YosemiteNational Park.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe Baking With Julia. EstherMcManus; croissants.

The Irish Rovers: Home in Ireland


Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Burgers stuffedwith mozzarella.


A Chef’s Life. Practice service;grits.


This Old House. Removing ahydrangea.

Rick Steves’ Europe. Venice,Italy, art and lagoon.


CookingNeven Maguire: Home Chef Sara’s Weeknight Meals:

Sandwich Night.Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen


Estelares: Ponpeii: (Part 1) Confesiones de una Doctora

Tue3/18

Vegas PBS 10Celebrating North America’s Steam Railways. Steam railroads inNorth America.

Celebrating North America’s Steam Railways. Steam railroads inNorth America.

FRONTLINE: Rape in the Fields. Migrant women deal with sexualassault.

Vegas PBS RewindPOV: The World Before Her. Two Indian women lead differentlives.

Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. Oppressive living conditions.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Donna Detective: What Love. Murders in Rome’s subway system.


Cook’s IllustratedChef John Besh’s Family Table Kevin Dundon’s Modern Irish

FoodWoodwright’s Shop. Old saw-sharpening vise.

Rick Steves’ Europe: EuropeanTravel Skills.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Classic Gospel: Because He Lives. Vintage footage and other

clips.Front and Center: The Rides. Stephen Stills, Kenny WayneShepherd.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: Ponpeii: (Part 2) Miedo a Amar

Wed3/19

Vegas PBS 10Lonesome George and the Battle for Galapagos NOVA: Venom: Nature’s Killer. The planet’s most deadly

creatures.Outbreak: Anatomy of a Plague. What could happen if an epi-demic hit an urban setting.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX. Signed Andy Warhol soup cans. Sara’s Weeknight Meals:

Sandwich Night.Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen

Martha Bakes. Shortbreadwedges; lemon bars.

Simply Ming. Identifying andcooking meat.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Spiral Spiral

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Apple ciderbraised pork shoulder.


A Chef’s Life. Two pigs; sweetpotatoes.


Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe: EuropeanTravel Skills.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Moyers & Company Charlie Rose -- The Week Asia Biz Forecast Scully: The World Show


Estelares: Ponpeii: (Part 3) Punta Escarlata

Thu3/20

Vegas PBS 10Life in the Undergrowth: The Silk Spinners. Insects use silk inmany ways.

Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX. Signed Andy Warhol soup cans. Apollo 17: The Untold Story of the Last Men on the Moon

Vegas PBS RewindCelebrating North America’s Steam Railways. Steam railroads inNorth America.

Celebrating North America’s Steam Railways. Steam railroads inNorth America.

FRONTLINE: Rape in the Fields. Migrant women deal with sexualassault.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Unni Lindell: The Honey Trap. Isaksen investigates murder.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America: It’sChicken Time.


Chef John Besh’s Family Table Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

Woodwright’s Shop. Sharpeninghandsaws.

Rick Steves’ Europe: EuropeanTravel Skills.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. Oppressive living conditions.

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: Ponpeii: (Part 4) Grand Hotel

Fri3/21


Charlie Rose -- The Week American Masters: Lennon NYC. John Lennon’s life in New York.

Vegas PBS RewindLonesome George and the Battle for Galapagos NOVA: Venom: Nature’s Killer. The planet’s most deadly crea-

tures.Outbreak: Anatomy of a Plague. What could happen if an epi-demic hit an urban setting.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America The Spider Crime Stories: Self-Defense. A commuter kills two rowdy punks

with their own weapons.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Halibut bakedwith mushrooms.


A Chef’s Life. Ultimate tomatosandwich.


This Old House. Removing ahydrangea.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Skiing Mont Blanc.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Journeys in Africa. Sisal, a rope

making fiber plant.Globe Trekker: Caribbean Islands: St. Lucia, Martinique &Montserrat. St. Lucia, Martinique and Montserrat.

Vegas PBS V-me

Sat3/22

Vegas PBS 10As Time Goes By. Jean acceptsLionel’s proposal.

Are You Being Served?: Do YouTake This Man?

Doc Martin: On the Edge. Doc is taken hostage. (9:50) Scott & Bailey. A racially-motivated murder.

(10:39) DCI Banks. Policeman’smurder.

Vegas PBS RewindLife in the Undergrowth: The Silk Spinners. Insects use silk inmany ways.

Antiques Roadshow: El Paso, TX. Signed Andy Warhol soup cans. Apollo 17: The Untold Story of the Last Men on the Moon

Vegas PBS WorldviewEuropean Journal In the Newsroom Nicolas le Floch: The Rue des Francs-Bourgeois Case. Investigating the house of M. Montault.

Vegas PBS CreateSewing With Nancy. Doll clothesinclude a raincoat.

Sewing With Nancy. Dollclothes.

The Donna Dewberry Show:Sugar & Spice.

Knit and Crochet Now!: BabyDress-Up.

Bake Decorate Celebrate!.Edible paper dolls; leaf tip.

The Donna Dewberry Show.Frames for little girls.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Nature: Frogs: The Thin Green Line. Scientists try to save frogs. Great Performances at the Met: Tosca. Puccini’s “Tosca.”


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Apollo 17: The Untold Story of the Last Men on the MoonThursday, March 20 at 10 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10On May 25, 1961, President John F. Kennedy committed the resources of our nation andlaunched Project Apollo – the greatest technological undertaking in the history of mankind.However, only two years after Neil Armstrong first walked on the moon, public and politicalinterest in Apollo had dwindled. The final moon landing occurred in December 1972. This fas-cinating special recounts that historic voyage. The documentary features spectacular NASAfootage and exclusive interviews with space scientists, some of whom worked on the Apolloprogram during the 1960s and 1970s. It is the remarkable story of the determination andcourage of a generation, a tribute to three brave astronauts and the thousands of men andwomen behind them during the final days of NASA’s Apollo program.

ThisWeek’s Picks

Life in the Undergrowth:Silk SpinnersThursday, March 20 at 8 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10This four-part series examines the bizarre,ferocious and surprisingly beautiful worldof the invertebrates. This week’s thirdinstallment explores the wonders of silk.Silk is the invertebrates’ great invention.From the protective stalks of lacewingeggs to the amazing hanging threads ofNew Zealand’s ‘glow worms’, they use it ina huge range of ways. The spiders, though,have taken silk-spinning to extremes. Thecommon wolf spider has no web, but thefemale is a gentle parent, encasing hereggs in silk and carrying the precious bun-dle wherever she goes. Then there is thebolas spider that uses a ball of sticky silksoaked in a copy of moth pheromone tolure them in. Finally we meet communalspiders: millions of individuals living andfeeding together in a vast, towering web –an arachnophobe’s nightmare perhaps buttruly fascinating behavior, nevertheless!The series concludes next Thursday withIntimate Relations.

Great Performances at the Met: ToscaSaturday, March 22 at 9 p.m. on Vegas PBS Jackpot!

uccini's enduring favorite

stars an exceptional trio

of singing actors in the

leading roles. Acclaimed

American soprano Patricia Racette stars

in one of opera’s greatest roles as the

ultimate diva, Floria Tosca, in Luc

Bondy’s production. French tenor Roberto

Alagna sings Tosca’s lover, the painter

Cavaradossi, and Georgian baritone

George Gagnidze is the corrupt, lustful

Scarpia. Italian maestro Riccardo Frizza

conducts Puccini’s sweeping, dramatic

tale of murder, lust and political intrigue.

The New York Times observed, “The stark-

ness of the sets suits and amplifies the

work’s desperate moods and places the

music in sharp relief.” Renée Fleming hosts

the broadcast. Repeats on Sunday, March

30 at 1 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10.

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Eugene Cernan on the lunar surface

Wolf spider

Roberto Alagna and Patricia Racette



Sun3/23

Vegas PBS 10The Last Days of Anne Boleyn. Interpretations on the last days ofthe queen.

Pride and Prejudice: Having a Ball. Re-staging an authentic Regency marks the anniversary ofJane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.”

Da Vinci: The Lost Treasure


Vegas PBS WorldviewEuromaxx Highlights The Afghan Report Henry Mankell’s Wallander



FoodAsk This Old House. Low-costprivacy screen.

Rick Steves’ Europe. Venice,Italy, art and lagoon.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Natural Heroes: RichardNelson’s Alaska.

Bluegrass Underground. TheAmericana string band.

Independent Lens: Pushing the Elephant. Woman reunites with her daughter. POV. Carolyn Parker rebuildsher life.


Mon3/24

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana work table; CivilWar letters.

Antiques Roadshow: Atlanta, GA. Decorative egg with a Fabergémark.

Jews in Nevada

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West. Saguarocactus harvest.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe Baking With Julia Doc Martin: On the Edge. Doc is taken hostage.


Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen: Crostini toParmigiana.


A Chef’s Life. Oyster farm; plansfor an oyster bar.


This Old House. New water line;chestnut flooring.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics


CookingNeven Maguire: Home Chef Sara’s Weeknight Meals Cook’s Country From America’s

Test Kitchen


Estelares: Like a Dolphin (Part 1) Confesiones de una Doctora

Tue3/25

Vegas PBS 10The Story of the Jews With Simon Schama: The Beginning. The Story of the Jews With Simon Schama: Among Believers.

Medieval Jews struggle to preserve their identity.FRONTLINE: TB Silent Killer. Families fight tuberculosis.

Vegas PBS RewindThe Last Days of Anne Boleyn. Interpretations on the last days ofthe queen.

Pride and Prejudice: Having a Ball. Re-staging an authentic Regency marks the anniversary ofJane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.”

Da Vinci Lost Treasure

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Donna Detective: The Abandonment. Lisa’s husband is accused of murder.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America: NewEngland’s Italy.


Chef John Besh’s Family Table Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

Woodwright’s Shop:Combination Planes.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Alsatian wine road.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Classic Gospel: Best of the Crabb Family. Favorites from the

sibling group.Live From the Artists Den: Phoenix. Phoenix performs “Lasso,”“1901.”

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: Like a Dolphin (Part 2) Miedo a Amar

Wed3/26

Vegas PBS 10Nature: What Plants Talk About. A study of how plants behave. NOVA: Cold Case JFK. Modern forensics could help solve

Kennedy assassination.Secrets of the Dead: The Lost Diary of Dr. Livingstone. Dr. DavidLivingstone’s lost diary.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana work table; CivilWar letters.

Antiques Roadshow: Atlanta, GA. Decorative egg with a Fabergémark.

Martha Bakes: Brioche. Threebrioche variations.

Jews in Nevada

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Spiral Spiral

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Meatball andeggplant tagliatelle.


A Chef’s Life: Muscadine Time. Kevin Dundon’s Modern IrishFood

Ask This Old House. Low-costprivacy screen.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Santorini.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Moyers & Company Charlie Rose -- The Week Asia Biz Forecast Scully: The World Show


Estelares: Like a Dolphin (Part 3) Punta Escarlata

Thu3/27

Vegas PBS 10Life in the Undergrowth: Intimate Relations. World’s smallestinsect.

Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana work table; CivilWar letters.

Seeing Stars. Telescopes allow astronomers to see objects andevents.

Vegas PBS RewindThe Story of the Jews With Simon Schama: The Beginning. The Story of the Jews With Simon Schama: Among Believers.

Medieval Jews struggle to preserve their identity.FRONTLINE: TB Silent Killer. Families fight tuberculosis.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America Unni Lindell: The Orchestra Pit. A violinist is murdered at the opera.



FoodWoodwright’s Shop. Framing asmall chest.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Ancient sites.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Great Performances at the Met: Tosca. Puccini’s “Tosca.”

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: Like a Dolphin (Part 4) Grand Hotel

Fri3/28


Charlie Rose -- The Week Live From Lincoln Center: Patina Miller. Singer Patina Miller per-forms.

2Cellos -- Live at Arena Zagreb

Vegas PBS RewindNature: What Plants Talk About. A study of how plants behave. NOVA: Cold Case JFK. Modern forensics could help solve

Kennedy assassination.Secrets of the Dead: The Lost Diary of Dr. Livingstone. Dr. DavidLivingstone’s lost diary.

Vegas PBS WorldviewBiz Asia America The Spider The Spider

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Kitchen. Tomato andmint salad; filet.


A Chef’s Life. Heirloom rice;saving heirloom grains.


This Old House. New water line;chestnut flooring.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Cliff hideaways.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Charlie Rose Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Journeys in Africa. Saadani

National Park; prawns.Globe Trekker: Mozambique. Maputo, the capital ofMozambique.

Vegas PBS V-me

Sat3/29

Vegas PBS 10As Time Goes By. Making wed-ding preparations.

Are You Being Served?:Shedding the Load.

Doc Martin: The Apple Doesn’t Fall. New police officer replacesMark Mylow.

Scott & Bailey. Rachel learns that Sean has a son.

Vegas PBS RewindLife in the Undergrowth: Intimate Relations. World’s smallestinsect.

Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA. Louisiana work table; CivilWar letters.

Seeing Stars. Telescopes allow astronomers to see objects andevents.

Vegas PBS WorldviewEuropean Journal In the Newsroom Nicolas le Floch: Murder at the Hotel Saint-Florentin. Murder at Hotel M. de Saint-Florentin.

Vegas PBS CreateChristina Cooks. Breakfast,most important meal.


Hubert Keller: Secrets of aChef: Brunch Picks.


Pati’s Mexican Table. MexicanFrench toast rolls.

Christina Cooks. Healthy break-fast foods.

Vegas PBS Jackpot!Nature: What Plants Talk About. A study of how plants behave. Live From Lincoln Center: Patina Miller. Singer Patina Miller

performs.42nd Annual Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree. Junior Fiddler win-ners; flat foot dance.


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ThisWeek’s Picks

Pride and Prejudice: Having a BallSunday, March 23 at 9 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” one of the most popular books of all time,turned 200 years old in 2013. This special re-stages an authentic Regency ball tomark the 200th anniversary of one of the world's most-loved novels, using it as aprism through which to view life in 19th century Britain. Historian Amanda Vickery(At Home with the Georgians and The Many Lovers of Jane Austen) and writerAlastair Sooke lead viewers through the action as a team of experts reconstruct theball in loving detail. Paying careful attention to every aspect of Regency life, theteam creates incredible food, stunning clothes, candlelit rooms and pulse-quicken-ing dances on location at the house where Jane Austen’s own brother used to live.

Contributor Gunther Witzel of University of Cologne

Mona Lisa

Da Vinci: The Lost TreasureTuesday, March 25 at 10:30p.m. on Vegas PBS RewindLeonardo da Vinci is considered by manyto be one of the greatest artists who everlived. Yet his reputation rests on only ahandful of pictures – including the world'smost famous painting, the Mona Lisa.Fiona Bruce attempts to uncover the storyof this enigmatic genius. She begins herjourney in Da Vinci’s birthplace, the smalltown of Vinci in Tuscany, and follows in hisfootsteps to Florence, where he wasapprenticed to the master painterVerrocchio. In Paris, Fiona learns thesecret of how Da Vinci achieved theextraordinary effect of the Mona Lisa. Andin New York, she is given an exclusive pre-view of a sensational discovery: a new DaVinci, thought to have disappeared cen-turies ago, Salvator Mundi, The Savior ofthe World. Originally airs on Sunday, March23 at 10:30 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10.

Seeing StarsThursday, March 27 at 10 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10

pace exploration has reached its golden age. Over the last few decades our view of

the cosmos has fundamentally changed due to advances in the design of tele-

scopes. Today, the development of new telescopes means we are on the cusp of a

new era of discovery. The latest telescopes now allow astronomers to observe

objects and events formerly hidden from view in the “invisible universe” – the vast realm that

exists beyond the visible part of the spectrum of light. It is here that breathtaking new discover-

ies are being made, often by chance – giant black holes, supernovas, entire new galaxies – discov-

eries that completely alter our understanding of the universe. From bizarre structures for detect-

ing elusive cosmic rays to epic shrines to science high on desert mountains, the latest telescopes

will change our view of space forever.

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Amanda Vickery

Daytime on Vegas PBS Create | March

Weekend Daytime on Vegas PBS Channel 10 | March

6:00 a.m. 6:30 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m.

Saturdays

Thursdays

Knit andCrochet Now!

The Best ofthe Joy ofPainting

Taste This! Taste ofLouisianaWith ChefJohn Folse

Chefs A’Field:CulinaryAdventures

Christina Smart Travels:Europe WithRudy Maxa

Family Travelwith ColleenKelly

Woodwright’sShop

WoodsmithShop

Fridays

Quilting Arts Paint This WithJerry Yarnell

Joanne Weir’sCookingConfidence

*Saturday Marathons air from 6 a.m. to Noon and from 6 p.m. to Midnight.

KimchiChronicles:The JejuChronicles.

Ciao Italia Sara’sWeeknightMeals

Globe Trekker This Old House

Rough Cut --WoodworkingWith TommyMac

P. Allen Smith’sGarden Home

b organicwith MicheleBeschen

Tuesdays



Taste This! Mexico: OnePlate at aTime WithRick Bayless

Chefs A’Field:CulinaryAdventures

Christina Smart Travels:Europe WithRudy Maxa

Family TravelWith ColleenKelly

Woodrighjt’sShop

WoodsmithShop

Wednesdays

It Sew Easy LandscapesThrough TimeWith DavidDunlop

Clodagh’s IrishFood Trails

Rachel’sFavorite Foodfor Living

NewScandinavianCooking withAndreasViestad

Nick StellinoCooking WithFriends

AnywhereAlaska

Art Wolfe’sTravels to theEdge

Ask This OldHouse

Woodwright’sShop

Garden Smart Katie BrownWorkshop

Sundays



Rachel’sFavorite Foodfor Living

NewScandinavianCooking withAndreasViestad



Ask This OldHouse

Woodwright’sShop

Mondays

Quilting Arts Paint This WithJerry Yarnell


KimchiChronicles


Globe Trekker This Old House




Growing aGreener World

Katie BrownWorkshop

The VictoryGarden

For YourHome

The VictoryGarden

For YourHome

March 1 Let the Good Times Roll: We’re celebrating Mardi Gras and Create chefs will be preparing the finest seafood and Cajun dishes just in time for Fat Tuesday.March 8 Spirit of the Emerald Isle: Tour the Emerald Isle with our Create tour guides, visiting churches, pubs and castles in Ireland.March 15 Taste of Ireland: Chef Kevin Dundon invites us into his kitchen for a sampling of delicious Irish food, along with historic and cultural anecdotes.March 22 Girly Girl: This crafty marathon features items that a little girl would adore, whether it’s a room makeover, a doll fashion studio or room accessories.March 29 Rise and Shine: Start your day with creative crepes, perfect pancakes and excellent eggs prepared by chefs Lidia Bastianich, Hubert Keller and Pati Jinich.

AnywhereAlaska

6:00 a.m. 6:30 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m.

Sun 3/23

McLaughlinGroup

Nevada Weekin Review

Wishbone:Salty Dog.

WordGirl Wild Kratts:Kickin’ It Withthe Roos.

Arthur Nature: Frogs: The Thin GreenLine. Scientists try to savepopulations of frogs asdie-offs continue.

NOVA: Venom: Nature’s Killer.Scientists track down the plan-et’s most deadly creatures.

Vegas PBS Favorites

Sat 3/29

P. Allen Smith’sGarden toTable

VictoryGarden’sEdible Feast

Sew It All Rick Steves’Europe: Iran’sHistoricCapitals.

Rough Cut --WoodworkingWith Tommy

WoodsmithShop: CherryBookcase.

The AmericanWoodshop

Hometime.Coveringfloors, wallsand ceilings.

This Old House This Old House America’s TestKitchen FromCook

Sara’sWeeknightMeals: PantryRaid.

Sun 3/16

McLaughlinGroup


Wishbone: ThePrince and thePooch.

WordGirl Wild Kratts:Tazzy Chris.

Arthur 3 Steps to Incredible Health! With Joel Fuhrman, M.D.Dr. Joel Fuhrman discusses a diet rich with nutrients.

Use Your Brain to Change YourAge With Dr. Daniel Amen

Sat 3/22

P. Allen Smith’sGarden toTable

The VictoryGarden

Sew It All: ChicShawl, CarolIngram.

Rick Steves’Europe

Rough Cut --WoodworkingWith Tommy

WoodsmithShop: 3-in-1Drill PressUpgrade.

The AmericanWoodshop:Holiday Gifts.

Hometime:CreeksideHomeExteriors.

This Old House This Old House America’s TestKitchen FromCook

Sara’sWeeknightMeals

Sun 3/9

McLaughlinGroup


Wishbone:FurstImpressions.

WordGirl Wild Kratts:HoneySeekers.

Arthur Nature: Animal Odd Couples. Some animalsform cross-species relationships, which maygive information about animal emotions.

30 Days to a Younger Heart With Dr. StevenMasley, MD. Dr. Steven Masley discussesthree steps to reverse the onset of aging anddisease.

Sat 3/15

Rick Steves’ Italy: Cities of Dreams. Rick Steves’ tour of Rome,Venice and Florence includes the rustic neighborhood ofTrastevere.

Dr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulfilled. Five steps for getting the most out of life. Vegas PBS Favorites

Sun 3/2

McLaughlinGroup


Wishbone:Paw Prints ofThieves.

WordGirl Wild Kratts:Mystery of theSquirmyWormy.

Arthur: DoYou SpeakGeorge?;World Girls.

Nature: Ireland’s Wild River. Wildlife camera-man Colin Stafford-Johnson documents thenatural history of Ireland’s Shannon River.

BrainChange With David Perlmutter, MD.Effects of wheat, sugar and carbohydrates onthe brain.

Sat 3/8

Use Your Brain to Change Your Age With Dr. Daniel Amen. Howto look and feel younger by boosting the physical power ofyour brain.

Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions For You. Suze Orman’sadvice on finding financial solutions; topics include investingand buying a house.

The Blood Sugar Solution 10-Day Detox Diet.Dr. Mark Hyman presents a step-by-stepprocess for ending food addiction and obesity.

Easy Yoga forArthritis WithPeggy Cappy

Sun 2/23

McLaughlinGroup


Wishbone:Bark to theFuture.

WordGirl Wild Kratts:Journey to theSubniveanZone.

Arthur:Unfinished;D.W., BossyBoots.

Nature: Honey Badgers:Masters of Mayhem.

NOVA: Mystery of Easter Island.Long ago, islanders created900 moai on Easter Island.

The African Americans: ManyRivers to Cross: The BlackAtlantic (1500-1800).

Sat 3/1

Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See Clearly Now. Five principles that help illustrate one’s life purpose. Rick Steves’ Italy: Cities of Dreams. Rick Steves’ tour of Rome,Venice and Florence includes the rustic neighborhood ofTrastevere.

Suze Orman’s FinancialSolutions For You

Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program schedule

Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program schedule

*Saturday Marathons repeat the following Sundays from Noon to 6 p.m.

Saturdays

Thursdays

Fridays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Sundays

Mondays

Knit andCrochet Now


CoastalCooking WithJohn Shields

Taste ofLouisianaWith ChefJohn Folse

Chefs A’Field ChristinaCooks

Smart Travels:Europe WithRudy Maxa



WoodsmithShop

Lap QuiltingWith Georgia

Paint This WithJerry Yarnell


KimchiChronicles:The JejuChronicles.

Ciao Italia The GreatAmericanSeafoodCook-off

Globe Trekker Rick Steves’Europe




KevinDundon’sModern IrishFood

Simply Ming Julia andJacquesCooking atHome

Lidia’s Italy inAmerica

Cook’s Countryfrom America

Cooking withNick Stellino

KevinDundon’sModernIrish Food

This OldHouse


Travelscope Lidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Countryfrom America


The Best of theJoy of Painting

CoastalCooking WithJohn Shields

Taste ofLouisianaWith ChefJohn Folse

Chefs A’Field ChristinaCooks

Smart Travels:Europe WithRudy Maxa



WoodsmithShop



Caprial andJohn’s Kitchen:Cooking

ScandinavianCooking


Wild PhotoAdventures:SpringWildflowers.



Woodwright’sShop

Garden Smart Katie BrownWorkshop

Repeat of Saturday Marathon

Quilting Arts Paint ThisWith JerryYarnell


KimchiChronicles


Globe Trekker Rick Steves’Europe




The VictoryGarden

For YourHome

The VictoryGarden

For YourHome

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Jacques Pépin:More FastFood My Way

Julia andJacquesCooking atHome

Mexico: OnePlate at a Timew/Bayless

Simply Ming:Richmond --Andy Liu.

Martha Bakes:Cheesecake.

Hubert Keller:Secrets of aChef

Baking WithJulia

Lidia’s Kitchen:Get to KnowYour Grains.

Artscene: SeanKyle.


Father Brown. Father Brownmust find the killer beforean innocent woman is sentto the gallows.

The Lawrence Welk Show:Springtime in the Rockies.

(11:00) Use Your Brain toChange Your Age With Dr.Daniel Amen

Great Performances: Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall. Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggessstar in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera.”

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Jacques Pépin:More FastFood My Way

Julia andJacquesCooking atHome

Mexico: OnePlate at a Timew/Bayless

Simply Ming:Richmond --Ian Lai.

Martha Bakes:Pate Brisee.

Hubert Keller:Secrets of aChef

Baking WithJulia

Lidia’s Kitchen:SeafoodSurprises.

2014 ScienceBowl Quiz


Sahara With Michael Palin:Dire Straits.

The Lawrence Welk Show:Spring.

Easy Yoga for Arthritis WithPeggy Cappy

Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions For You. Suze Orman’sadvice on finding financial solutions; topics include investingand buying a house.

Moments to Remember: My Music Number 204. Performances of 1950s andearly ’60s hits.

John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind (MyMusic). Performances by artists of the 1950sand ’60s include those of Pete Seeger andJudy Collins.

(11:00) Vegas PBS Favorites Oscar Hammerstein II -- Out of My Dreams.Lyricist and librettist Oscar Hammersteinworked in theater for more than 40 years.

Burt Bacharach’s Best (My Music Presents).Footage and clips from the 1960s-1970sfeature original artists performing BurtBacharach’s music.

Big Band Vocalists. Vocalists of the 1940s, who began singingwith orchestras and dance bands, perform their hits.

3 Steps to Incredible Health! With Joel Fuhrman, M.D.Dr. Joel Fuhrman discusses a diet rich with nutrients.

Easy Yoga: The Secret toStrength and Balance WithPeggy Cappy

Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See Clearly Now. Five principles that help illustrate one’s life purpose. Suze Orman’s FinancialSolutions For You

Easy Yoga forArthritis WithPeggy Cappy

Healing ADD With Dr. Daniel Amen, MD & Tana Amen, RN. Dr.Daniel Amen and his wife, Tana Amen, explain seven uniquetypes of ADD and their treatments.

3 Steps to Incredible Health! With Joel Fuhrman, M.D.Dr. Joel Fuhrman discusses a diet rich with nutrients.

Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop. Musicians of the 1950sreunite to perform their greatest hits.

Moments toRemember:My MusicNumber 204

The African Americans: ManyRivers to Cross: The Age ofSlavery (1800-1860).

The African Americans: ManyRivers to Cross: Into the Fire(1861-1896).

The African Americans: ManyRivers to Cross: Making a WayOut of No Way (1897-1940).

The African Americans: ManyRivers to Cross: Rise! (1940-1968).

The African Americans: ManyRivers to Cross: A More PerfectUnion (1968-2013).

GreatRomances ofthe 20thCentury

House of Cards. Urquhartfinalizes plans againstCollingridge; Mattiecontinues her investigation.

House ofCards

(11:00) Suze Orman’sFinancial Solutions For You

30 Days to a Younger Heart With Dr. StevenMasley, MD. Dr. Steven Masley discussesthree steps to reverse the onset of agingand disease.

BrainChange With David Perlmutter, MD.Effects of wheat, sugar and carbohydrates onthe brain.

Easy Yoga: The Secret toStrength and Balance WithPeggy Cappy

Lawrence Welk’s Big Band Splash. Music from the Big Bandera pays tribute to Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, TommyDorsey, and others.


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Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey

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