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WTVPJanuary/February 2012 Program Guide

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2011 WTVP Endowment Fund ContributorsMr. & Mrs. Allen Andrews Jr.Mr. Allen BlessmanMr. & Mrs. Robert H. BonneyMr. & Mrs. Stephen E. BuckMr. & Mrs. Michael J. CaugheyMr. & Mrs. Wendell R. ClarkMrs. Charles CoxJennifer DavisJeanne P. DeweyMrs. George J. DickisonMrs. Connie DisneyFarmers State BankDr. & Mrs. Robert A. FlinnMrs. Joan FrenchMrs. Martha H. GiebelhausenMr. & Mrs. Stephen C. GillDr. Richard L. Grant & Ms. Linda RingsbyGridley CableMrs. Carol A. GrossMrs. Bernard HerrimanMr. George E. HinmanMr. & Mrs. Eugene W. HolmesMs. Gloria A. Holt

The WTVP Endowment FundOver the years many WTVP members and viewers chose to make special additional gifts above and beyond their annual membership to the WTVP Endowment Fund. This fund constitutes a long-term savings account that the Board of Trustees can ac-cess in times of serious financial trouble. For example, the Endowment Fund played a critical role in the station’s survival during the fiscal challenges of �007. A new WTVP Endowment Fund is starting and growing thanks to the contributors listed below. At the end of November, the new Endowment was valued at nearly $75,000. We are most grateful for the confidence and support of all Endowment donors, and especially to the anonymous donor who pledged to match the first $10,000 raised. If you would like to join these donors and have a long-term impact on WTVP’s future, please call the WTVP Development Office at (309) 677-4747.

Mr. & Mrs. Gary JacobusMs. Jacqueline B. KinsingerMrs. Nora LemanMr. & Mrs. Victor LinsMrs. Dorothy H. LockhartMr. & Mrs. Donald MaddexMr. Jim A. MaloofMr. & Mrs. Arthur L. McEwenMr. Stuart McKneightMr. Ken Mellendorf Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. MillerMr. Peter J. MoreschiDr. & Mrs. Bud J. NovotnyMs. Ada L. OetgenMrs. Martha D. OrwigMrs. Beverly Ann QuellMr. Stanley RansomMr. William RathMr. Kurt P. RostetterBert & Janet SandersMiss Cathy SchmidtWesley Sedrel & Edith BarnardMr. David C. SlagleMr. Gregory SmithMrs. Lewis StakerMrs. Leon SteeleMiss Donna StelterMargie StieghorstMr. & Mrs. Roger A. StienMr. Scotty SullivanMr. & Mrs. Stephen L. SuttonMr. & Mrs. Chet TomczykMr. & Mrs. Brian TowerMr. & Mrs. John L. WagnerMr. & Mrs. Michael WeerMr. Harold ZiebellDr. & Mrs. Gary S. Zwicky

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Downton Abbey Season �One of the most phenomenally popular series in MASTER-PIECE history is back for an exciting second season: Downton Abbey Season � resumes the story of love and intrigue at an English country estate, now mobilized for the trauma of war. With a returning cast including Dame Maggie Smith, Elizabeth McGov-ern, Hugh Bonneville, Dan Stevens, Michelle Dockery, Siobhan Finneran, and many more, Downton Abbey Season 2 premieres Jan. 8 from 8-10 p.m., and continues Sundays Jan. 15-Feb. 19 from 8-9 p.m. Downton Abbey was recently honored with an impressive six Primetime Emmy® awards, including Outstanding Miniseries or Movie, plus awards for Supporting Actress Dame Maggie Smith, Writer Julian Fellowes, and nods for Directing, Cinematography, and Costumes. The second season promises to be as satisfying as the first, with thwarted and rekindled romances, forgotten and fresh scandals, and enough new plot twists to weave a tapestry with Lord Grantham’s family crest. “MASTERPIECE viewers took Downton Abbey to heart and they won’t be disappointed with season two,” says MASTERPIECE Executive Producer Rebecca Eaton.Last season opened with the sinking of the Titanic in 191�, which had dire consequences for Downton Abbey. The new season picks up in the middle of another disaster, World War I, which affected every aspect of life in England, accelerating the social change that was already transforming an age-old system of class and privilege.

AlsoJoin NOVA on Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. as scientists from around the world attempt to discover how likely volcanoes are to erupt, when eruptions might happen and how deadly they could prove to be in “Deadliest Volcanoes.”

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Chet Tomczyk, President & CEO

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Someone recently sent me one of those junk emails that purport to hold the wisdom of the ages in a few cute sayings. This one blamed all the ills of American society over the past fifty years—including dandruff, mange, plagues of frogs and locusts, and teenagers in general—on television. Normally I automatically hit the delete button, but this one got my attention.Television is one of those common experiences that we all share and on which we all embrace some deeply held opinion. We all love something on TV; we all hate something on TV. We adulate the stars, curse the villains, and think someone else should have been voted off the island. And then there is Public Television.Public Television is arguably the largest stage in every community presenting hun-dreds of hours of world-class performances, untold hours of thought provoking and mind-blowing science, nature programming that is without equal, news and public affairs that are indeed unbiased and “fair and balanced.” And, of course, there are the more than forty hours a week of consistently excellent children’s programming.

The topper is that, thanks to your gen-erosity as members of WTVP, it comes uninterrupted by commercials. This is the television that gives lie to the bumper stickers. Public Television doesn’t rot your teeth or dull your mind. It is television that is truly worth watch-ing, and television worth supporting. Thank you for making it possible.

As you prepare to weather the cold and snow of the coming few months, check out season two of Downton Abbey on MASTERPIECE on Sunday nights. Season one of this costume drama played to rave reviews last year, and was a huge Emmy award nominee and win-ner, and season two will not disappoint.Finally, from all of us at WTVP, best wishes for a happy, safe and prosperous New Year. We look forward to serving you even better in �01�.

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home of the bravesBradley Men’s Basketball really hits the courts this winter with nine games—home and away—scheduled on WTVP WORLD 47.�. See page 18 for dates, times and teams.The Geno Ford Show also continues most Saturday mornings at 8:30. Tune in as Coach Ford reviews highlights from previous games, discusses strategies for upcoming games, and interviews players or as-sistant coaches for their insights and perspectives. The shows are produced by WTVP and air on WTVP 47.1.

Looking for the games….?Games will be broadcast exclusively on WTVP WORLD 47.�. Find it:— off air on channel 47.2

— via converter box on channel 47.2

— on Comcast digital cable channel 218 in Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, Bloomington/Normal and Galesburg areas

— on Mediacom Digital Cable channel 122 in Atlanta, Chillicothe, Fairbury, LeRoy, Heyworth and McLean County

— by switching your TV receiver from satellite dish to antenna and tuning in off air on channel 47.2. Please see your owner’s manual for capabilities and instruction. (May require an antenna if one is not built in.)

If you have questions, call your cable or satellite provider or contact WTVP. Full schedule at wtvp.org.

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in the local Spotlight...january/FebruaryFor more weekend daytime listings, please refer to daily listings in your Program Guide or visit our website at www.wtvp.org.

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Illinois AdventureIllinois Adventure, hosted by Jim Wilhelm and produced by William Baker, generally airs on Thursdays at 8 p.m., repeating the following Sundays at 4 p.m.

On Jan. 5, Illinois Adventure host Jim Wilhelm takes viewers to the Chicago Historical Society’s Museum, to Quincy to tour Villa Katherine and to Sadorus to visit the National Museum of Ship Models and Sea History. Jan. 12 destinations include the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium at the port of Dubuque, the Vermilion County War Museum and the Woodlawn Cemetery in Carbondale. On Jan. 19 we travel to just north of Rockford to Historic Auto Attractions, a museum that features more than 75 famous and historic vehicles, to the Chilli Paintball Pits in Chillicothe and to Millennium Park in downtown Chicago. And on Jan. 26, we’re off to the Knox County Historical Museum in Knoxville, to the Railroad Park in Rochelle and to the Peoria Historical Society’s Pettengill-Morron House to learn about Victorian era funeral and grieving customs.

In Feb. on the 2nd, we tour Springfield’s Dana-Thomas House and the Lawrence Memorial Library, the Air Classics Museum in Aurora, and Fox Ridge State Park near Charleston. Feb. 9 brings us to the Jersey County Historical Society Museum in Jerseyville to learn about life, work, and school in the 1800s, to Elizabeth to visit a re-creation of a fort that withstood Black Hawk’s attacks, and Sand Ridge State Forest near Manito. On Feb. 16 we explore Abraham Lincoln’s early years in Illinois, beginning at the New Salem State Historic site near Petersburg, stroll through the middle of a cypress swamp and tour one of the grand mansions of Galena. Finally on Feb. 23, we follow Lincoln’s career at the Old State Capitol and visit the most famous law office in the state. We also visit the Mueller Museum in Decatur and the Frances Willard House in Evanston.

For more information on these and other adventures in and around Illinois visit our Illinois Adventure website at www.illinoisadventuretv.org.

This program is made possible by a grant from Country Financial.

At IssueAt Issue with host H Wayne Wilson continues its �4th season with the fol-lowing programs:Jan. 5—East Peoria’s Economic Devel-opment—H sits down with East Peoria Mayor Dave Mingus and City Attorney Dennis Triggs.Jan 12—North Canton Coal Mine - An advocate and opponent discuss the impact of a proposed surface coal mine in Fulton County.Jan 19—The Drug Culture - Rep-resentatives of the Multi-County Enforcement Group, OSF Saint Francis Emergency Room and Tazewell County Health Department look at new en-forcement, education and intervention programs to combat drug use.Jan 26—Confined Animal Feeding Operations - Representatives of the Illinois Farm Bureau and the Prairie Rivers Network consider the pros and cons of large livestock facilities.Feb 2 —Education - A look at the structure and funding of education in Central Illinois.Information on the remaining February At Issue programming is not available at press time. For guest and topic informa-tion please check your local listings and visit www.wtvp.org closer to air dates.These WTVP public affairs programs generally air on Thursdays at 8:30 p.m., repeating the following Sundays at 4:30 p.m.

Interesting PeopleInteresting People with host Ed Sutkowski can normally be seen on the first and third Wednesdays of the month at 10 p.m., repeating the following Sun-days at 1�:30 p.m. The series can also be seen each Wednesday from 8-9 p.m. on

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Overnight 1�:00 The This Old house hour 1:00 independent lens �:00 Frontline �:00 NOVA 4:00 Nature

Friday—6 7:00 Washington Week 7:�0 Need to Know 8:00 Great Performances

Herbie Hancock, Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil Celebrate Gershwin

9:00 Tavis Smiley reports Dudamel: Conducting A Life

10:00 bluegrass underground18 South

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 in the life 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Great Performances �:00 Tavis Smiley reports �:00 Antiques roadshow 4:00 The This Old house hour

Saturday—7 6:00 rick Steves’ Europe

Rick Steves’ Europe: The Making of

6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World South Africa: Safari

7:00 The lawrence Welk ShowMovie Songwriters with Henry Mancini

8:00 As Time Goes by 8:�0 Keeping up Appearances 9:00 lark rise to Candleford 10:00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot

The Chocolate Box 11:00 Austin City limits

The Head and the Heart/Gomez

Overnight 1�:00 NOVA 1:00 Frontline �:00 independent lens �:00 Great Performances 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Need to Know

Sunday—8 �:00 NOVA

Deadliest Earthquakes 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue

East Peoria Economic Development

5:00 Design Squad 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Warrior by birth 6:�0 Masterpiece Classic

Downton Abbey—Part 4 8:00 Masterpiece Classic

Downton Abbey, Series II—Part 1

10:00 European journal 10:�0 Growing a Greener World

The Power of Worms: Nature’s Miracle for Healthy Gardens

11:00 independent lens Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1:00 Tavis Smiley reports �:00 Great Performances �:00 Antiques roadshow 4:00 Nature

Monday—9 7:00 Antiques roadshow

Tulsa—Hour 2 8:00 Antiques roadshow

Tampa—Hour 2 9:00 Martin luther

The Reluctant Revolutionary

10:00 religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Martin luther 1:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic 4:00 Great Performances

Tuesday—10 7:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire

The Last Great Pharaoh 8:00 billy the Kid: American

Experience

JanuarySunday—1 �:00 NOVA

Secrets Beneath the Ice 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue

Ground Level Ozone 5:00 Design Squad 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 reverence: life in the

ballet 6:�0 Great Performances

From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2012

8:00 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey—Part 4

9:�0 Great Performances From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2012

11:00 independent lens These Amazing Shadows

Overnight 1�:00 Great Performances 1:�0 Masterpiece Classic �:00 live from lincoln Center

Monday—� 7:00 Antiques roadshow


Tampa—Hour 1 9:00 Martin luther

Driven to Defiance 10:00 religion & Ethics

NewsWeekly 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Martin luther 1:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic �:�0 Great Performances 4:�0 Sky island

Tuesday—� 7:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire

The Warrior Pharaohs 8:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire

Pharaohs of the Sun 9:00 Frontline

Opium Brides 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire �:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire �:00 Martin luther 4:00 Antiques roadshow

Wednesday—4 7:00 Nature

Birds of the Gods 8:00 NOVA

Deadliest Volcanoes 9:00 NOVA

Deadliest Earthquakes 10:00 interesting People 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 NOVA �:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire 4:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire

Thursday—5 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue

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9:00 Agatha Christie’s PoirotThe Chocolate Box

10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose



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Experience �:00 Martin luther 4:00 Antiques roadshow


Kangaroo Mob 8:00 NOVA

Bombing Hitler’s Dams 10:00 Saved from the Wrecking

ball 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 billy the Kid: American

Experience 4:00 Egypt’s Golden Empire

Thursday—1� 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue

North Canton Coal Mine 9:00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot

The Dead Man’s Mirror 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose

Overnight 1�:00 The This Old house hour 1:00 independent lens �:00 independent lens �:00 NOVA

Friday—1� 7:00 Washington Week 7:�0 Need to Know 8:00 Great Performances

Let Me Down Easy 10:00 bluegrass underground

Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Washington Week 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Great Performances �:00 Frontline 4:00 The This Old house hour


Burgundy: Profound France

6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World Edinburgh & The Scottish Highlands

7:00 The lawrence Welk ShowTop Songs from Broadway Musicals


The Dead Man’s Mirror 11:00 Austin City limits

Arcade FireOvernight 1�:00 NOVA �:00 independent lens �:00 independent lens 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Need to Know

Sunday—15 �:00 Nature

Kangaroo Mob 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue

North Canton Coal Mine

Showstopper FridaysPublic Television continues as the place to be Friday nights at 8 for the best arts programming television has to offer. GREAT PERFORMANCES steals the limelight with great new specials…

Jan. 6—Herbie Hancock, Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Celebrate Gershwin

Enjoy an all-Gershwin program with conductor Gustavo Dudamel and virtuoso jazz pianist Herbie Hancock.

Jan. 13—Let Me Down Easy

In this exceptional theater piece, meet a range of individuals who are confronting the price and politics of health, all portrayed by Anna Deavere Smith. Jan. 20—Anna Bolena

Great Performances at the Met presents Gaetano Donizetti’s adap-tation of the tragic story of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s second wife.

Jan. 27—Tony Bennett: Duets II

Thrill to the singing of the legendary Tony Bennett, who’s joined by contemporary artists from Aretha Franklin to Lady Gaga.

Feb. 24—Memphis

Turn the radio dial back to the 1950s for the tale of a black singer, a white DJ, forbidden love and the birth of rock ‘n’ roll. The original Broadway cast members of the �010 Tony Award-winner for Best New Musical reprise their roles in this roof- raising celebration of music.Also watch for Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Season 2 premier-ing Feb. 3-17 from 8-9 p.m. Episodes from Season 1 follow each week’s premiere.

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8:00 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey, Series II—Part 2

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock: A Study in Pink

10:�0 Growing a Greener WorldLocavore Gardens and Landscapes

11:00 independent lens Have You Heard from Johannesburg?—Road to Resistance

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Tampa—Hour 3 9:00 in Performance at the

White houseA Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement


10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 in Performance at the

White house 1:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic �:00 Masterpiece Mystery! 4:�0 Sky island

Tuesday—17 7:00 Custer’s last Stand:

American Experience 9:00 Frontline

Nuclear Aftershocks 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 Custer’s last Stand:

American Experience �:00 in Performance at the

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Broken Tail: A Tiger’s Last Journey

8:00 NOVA 3D Spies of WWII

9:00 inside Nature’s Giants Sperm Whale

10:00 interesting People 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 inside Nature’s Giants �:00 Custer’s last Stand:

American Experience

Thursday—19 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue

The Drug Culture 9:00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot

Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan

10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 The This Old house hour 1:00 independent lens �:00 independent lens �:00 Frontline 4:00 in Performance at the

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Science Meets NatureWednesday nights have become the new destination for Nature and NOVA! Now you can easily navigate the “mid-week slump” with fascinating stories from the natural world and unique scientific perspectives. As NATURE continues, discover what the future may hold for Alaska’s brown bears in “Fortress of the Bears”—Jan. 25 from 7-8 p.m. Find out if human beings’ efforts to outwit raccoons are actually making the animals smarter in “Raccoon Nation”—Feb. 8 from 7-8 p.m. And gain new in-sights into the lives of whales and dolphins in a visually powerful, engaging and entertaining three-part series, Ocean Giants—Feb 22 from 7-10 p.m.

Airing at 8 p.m., NOVA is packed with exciting stories looking at the scientific impact of natural disasters, tracing events that played vital roles in defeating Hitler, and following a new breed of experts who approach “art mysteries” as if they were crime scenes. The series continues in February with the ever-engaging David Pogue (NOVA “Making Stuff”) who is now “Hunting the Elements” in a new two-part special. NOVA also offers an exclusive look at the amazing story of two little girls joined at the head in “Separating Twins.”

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at the Met Anna Bolena

11:�0 reverence: life in the ballet

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at the Met 4:�0 ribbon of Sand

Saturday—�1 6:00 rick Steves’ Europe

France’s Dordogne 6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World

London 7:00 The lawrence Welk Show

200 Years of American Music


Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan

11:00 Austin City limits Fleet Foxes/Joanna Newsom

Overnight 1�:00 NOVA 1:00 Frontline �:00 independent lens �:00 independent lens 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Need to Know

Sunday—�� :00 NOVA

3D Spies of WWII 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue

The Drug Culture 5:00 Design Squad 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Antiques roadshow

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9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock: The Blind Banker

10:�0 Growing a Greener WorldGardening for the Hungry: Easy ways to Share the Bounty

11:00 independent lens Have You Heard from Johannesburg?—The New Generation

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1�:�0 Masterpiece Mystery! �:00 Custer’s last Stand:

American Experience 4:00 Nature

Monday—�� 7:00 Antiques roadshow

Eugene—Hour 1 8:00 Antiques roadshow

Houston—Hour 1 9:00 American Masters

Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 American Masters 1:�0 Masterpiece Classic �:�0 Masterpiece Mystery! 4:00 Antiques roadshow

Tuesday—�4 7:00 Wyatt Earp:

American Experience 8:00 Geronimo:


The Meth Epidemic 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 Geronimo: American

Experience �:00 Wyatt Earp: American

Experience �:00 American Masters 4:�0 Sky island

Wednesday—�5 7:00 Nature

Fortress of the Bears 8:00 NOVA

Mystery of a Masterpiece 9:00 inside Nature’s Giants

Monster Python 10:00 Visa Dream 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 inside Nature’s Giants �:00 Antiques roadshow 4:00 Antiques roadshow

Thursday—�6 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue

Confined Animal Feeding 9:00 ladies of letters 9:�0 ladies of letters 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 The This Old house hour 1:00 independent lens �:00 Frontline �:00 Geronimo: American

Experience 4:00 Nature

Friday—�7 7:�0 Need to Know 8:00 Great Performances

Tony Bennett Duets 2 9:�0 Architect robert A.M.

Stern: Presence of the Past

10:00 bluegrass undergroundWill Hoge

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Washington Week 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Great Performances �:�0 American Masters 4:00 The This Old house hour


Barcelona and Catalunya 6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World

Uzbekistan 7:00 The lawrence Welk Show

Memories of Nat King Cole 8:00 As Time Goes by 8:�0 Keeping up Appearances 9:00 lark rise to Candleford 10:00 Austin City limits

Florence + The Machine/Lykke Li

11:00 Globe Trekker Globe Trekker Food Hour: Brazil

Overnight 1�:00 NOVA 1:00 independent lens �:00 Great Performances �:�0 Architect robert A.M.

Stern: Presence of the Past 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Need to Know

Sunday—�9 �:00 NOVA

Mystery of a Masterpiece 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue

Confined Animal Feeding 5:00 Design: E� 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Antiques roadshow

Eugene—Hour 1 7:00 Masterpiece Classic



9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock: The Great Game

10:�0 Growing a Greener WorldLiving Walls: A New Way to Make Great Neighbors

11:00 independent lens Have You Heard from Johannesburg?—From Selma to Soweto

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1�:�0 Masterpiece Mystery!


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WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD �:00 Great Performances �:�0 Nature 4:�0 Architect robert A.M.


Monday—�0 7:00 Antiques roadshow

Eugene—Hour 2 8:00 Antiques roadshow

Houston—Hour 2 9:00 Secrets of the Dead

Sinking Atlantis 10:00 religion & Ethics

NewsWeekly 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Secrets of the Dead 1:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic �:00 Masterpiece Mystery! 4:�0 Architect robert A.M.


Tuesday—�1 7:00 Annie Oakley:

American Experience 8:00 jesse james:


Post Mortem 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 jesse james: American

Experience �:00 Annie Oakley: American

Experience �:00 Secrets of the Dead 4:00 Antiques roadshow


Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom

8:00 NOVA Ice Age Death Trap

9:00 inside Nature’s Giants Great White Shark

10:00 interesting People 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose

Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 inside Nature’s Giants �:00 Frontline 4:00 Annie Oakley: American

Experience

Thursday—� 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue

Education 9:00 ladies of letters 9:�0 ladies of letters 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 The This Old house hour 1:00 independent lens �:00 Nature �:00 NOVA 4:00 jesse james: American

Experience

Friday—� 7:00 Washington Week 7:�0 Need to Know 8:00 Michael Feinstein’s

American Songbook Time Machines

9:00 Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Putting on the Tail Fins

10:00 bluegrass undergroundMike Farris & The McCrary Sisters

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 in the life 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Michael Feinstein’s

American Songbook �:00 Michael Feinstein’s

American Songbook �:00 Secrets of the Dead 4:00 The This Old house hour


Little Europe 6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World

South Africa: Cape Town

7:00 The lawrence Welk ShowThe Italian Show

8:00 As Time Goes by 8:�0 Keeping up Appearances 9:00 lark rise to Candleford 10:00 Austin City limits

Wilco 11:00 Globe Trekker

Southern MexicoOvernight 1�:00 NOVA 1:00 Frontline �:00 independent lens �:00 Antiques roadshow 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Need to Know

Sunday—5 �:00 NOVA

Ice Age Death Trap 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue

Education 5:00 Design: E� 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Antiques roadshow





10:00 independent lens Have You Heard from Johannesburg?—The Bottom Line

11:00 independent lens Have You Heard from Johannesburg?—Free at Last

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1:00 Annie Oakley: American

Experience �:00 jesse james: American

Experience �:00 independent lens 4:00 inside Nature’s Giants


Eugene—Hour 3

8:00 Antiques roadshow Houston—Hour 3

9:00 underground railroad: The William Still Story


10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 underground railroad:

The William Still Story 1:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic �:00 Masterpiece Classic 4:00 Michael Feinstein’s

American Songbook

Tuesday—7 7:00 Freedom riders:

American Experience 9:00 Frontline 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 Freedom riders: American

Experience �:00 underground railroad:

The William Still Story 4:00 Antiques roadshow


Raccoon Nation 8:00 NOVA

Separating Twins 9:00 inside Nature’s Giants

Big Cats 10:00 Warrior by birth 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 inside Nature’s Giants �:00 Freedom riders: American

Experience

Thursday—9 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue 9:00 ladies of letters

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The William Still Story 4:�0 Sky island

Friday—10 7:00 Washington Week 7:�0 Need to Know 8:00 Michael Feinstein’s

American Songbook Lost and Found

9:00 Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Best Band in the Land

10:00 bluegrass undergroundCherryholmes

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Washington Week 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Michael Feinstein’s


American Songbook �:00 Antiques roadshow 4:00 The This Old house hour


Great Swiss Cities 6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World

South Africa: Garden Route & Wine Country

7:00 The lawrence Welk ShowLove Songs


Jimmy Cliff 11:00 Globe Trekker

Central America: Costa Rica & Nicaragua

Overnight 1�:00 NOVA 1:00 Frontline

�:00 independent lens �:�0 Sky island 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Sky island

Sunday—1� �:00 NOVA

Hunting the Elements, Part 1

4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue 5:00 Design: E� 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Antiques roadshow




10:00 European journal 10:�0 Growing a Greener World

Back to School: Learn-ing to Be An Organic Farmer

11:00 independent lens Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1:00 NOVA �:00 Michael Feinstein’s


American Songbook 4:00 Michael Feinstein’s

American Songbook

Monday—1� 7:00 Antiques roadshow

Pittsburgh—Hour 1 8:00 Slavery by Another Name 9:�0 Not in Our Town: Class

Actions 10:00 religion & Ethics

NewsWeekly 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Slavery by Another Name 1:�0 Sky island �:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic

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black history/Our historyThis February, WTVP offers an expansive slate of programs profiling the rich history, culture and contributions of African-Americans. With new programs that delve into the archives of history, this year’s schedule provides an in-depth look at a variety of historical events from the post-Emancipation era to the rise of the black power movement. Highlights include:In the compelling story of an unsung hero, Underground Railroad: The William Still Story, airing Monday, Feb. 6 from 9-10 p.m., explores one man’s mission to help slaves escape to freedom.

Slavery by Another Name, premiering Monday, Feb. 13, from 8-9:30 p.m., is a new documentary based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Wall Street Journal senior writer Douglas A. Blackmon examining the concept of “neoslavery,” which sentenced African-Americans in the post-Emancipation South to forced labor for violating an array of laws that criminalized their ev-eryday behavior. Award-winning actor Laurence Fishburne narrates the film.Frontline “The Interrupters,” premiering Tuesday, Feb. 14, from 9-11 p.m., follows a group of former gang leaders in Chicago who try to “interrupt” shootings and protect their communities from the violence they themselves once committed.Finally, American Masters offers a profile of Cab Calloway, one of the first black musicians to tour the segregationist South and a regular performer at Harlem’s famous Cotton Club. “Cab Calloway: Sketches” premiering Monday, Feb. 27, from 9-10 p.m., showcases this exceptional bandleader and singer who charmed audiences around the world with his boundless energy, bravado and elegant showmanship.In addition to premieres, PBS will air an encore of Freedom Riders: American Experience on Tuesday, Feb. 7, from 7-9 p.m. Freedom Riders is acclaimed filmmaker Stanley Nelson’s powerful and inspirational story of the more than 400 black and white men and women who, using non-violent tactics, risked their lives to challenge segregated travel facilities in the South in 1961.Also look for compelling films from Independent Lens. And stay tuned for Finding Your Roots, the latest series from renowned cultural critic and Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates, Jr., premiering Sunday, March �5, at 7:00 p.m.

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Tuesday—14 7:00 Tupperware! American

Experience 8:00 Frontline 9:00 Frontline 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline �:00 Tupperware! American

Experience �:00 inside Nature’s Giants 4:00 Antiques roadshow


The Himalayas 8:00 NOVA

Extreme Cave Diving 9:00 Cave People of the

himalaya 10:00 interesting People 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 quest for the lost Maya �:00 Slavery by Another Name 4:�0 Not in Our Town: Class

Actions

Thursday—16 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue 9:00 ladies of letters 9:�0 ladies of letters 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 The This Old house hour 1:00 independent lens �:00 Frontline 4:00 u.S. health Care: The Good

News

Friday—17 7:00 Washington Week 7:�0 Need to Know

8:00 Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Saloon Singer

9:00 Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook A New Step Every Day

10:00 bluegrass undergroundJustin Townes Earl

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Washington Week 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Michael Feinstein’s


American Songbook �:00 Tupperware! American

Experience 4:00 The This Old house hour


Vienna and the Danube 6:�0 rudy Maxa’s World

Korea 7:00 The lawrence Welk Show

Mardi Gras 8:00 As Time Goes by 8:�0 Keeping up Appearances 9:00 lark rise to Candleford 10:00 Austin City limits

Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz

11:00 Globe Trekker Bolivia

Overnight 1�:00 NOVA 1:00 u.S. health Care: The Good

News �:00 independent lens �:00 Tupperware! American

Experience 4:00 Washington Week

American Experience returnsLarger-than-life American figures—heroes or scoundrels depending on your point of view... Epic moments and accomplishments that have shaped America... People whose choices defined them as outsiders and yet who are uniquely American… American Experience’s �01� season presents them all in films that document the events and legends of our nation.

The series—now airing Tuesday nights—launches in January with “The Wild West,” a month of themed programming, featuring new programs Billy the Kid (1/10, 8-9 p.m.) and Custer’s Last Stand (1/17, 7-9 p.m.), and including several popular American Experience Western profiles.

In February, the season continues with the latest installment in the acclaimed and popular series of presi-dential biographies—Clin-ton (Monday, 2/20, 8-10 p.m. and Tuesday, 2/21, 7-9 p.m.).

And look for a remarkable film on Americans living in separate, closed communities whose past and present reflect the nation’s most fundamental principles—The Amish (2/28, 7-9 p.m.).

American Experi-ence… Masterful storytelling making history live.


WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HDSunday—19 �:00 NOVA

Hunting the Elements, Part 2

4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue 5:00 Design: E� 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Masterpiece Classic



10:00 European journal 10:�0 independent lens

The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1:00 Michael Feinstein’s


American Songbook �:00 Slavery by Another Name 4:�0 Sky island


Pittsburgh—Hour 2 8:00 Clinton: American

Experience 10:00 religion & Ethics

NewsWeekly 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Clinton: American

Experience �:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic

Tuesday—�1 7:00 Clinton: American

Experience 9:00 Frontline 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 Clinton: American

Experience �:00 Clinton: American

Experience

Wednesday—�� 7:00 Nature

Ocean Giants: Giant Lives/Deep Thinkers/Voices of the Sea

10:00 reverence: life in the ballet

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature �:00 Clinton: American

Experience

Thursday—�� 7:00 The This Old house hour 8:00 illinois Adventure 8:�0 At issue 9:00 ladies of letters 9:�0 ladies of letters 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 POV 1:�0 Games of the North �:00 Nature

Friday—�4 7:00 Washington Week 7:�0 Need to Know 8:00 Great Performances

Memphis

10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Washington Week 1�:�0 Need to Know 1:00 Great Performances �:�0 Games of the North 4:00 The This Old house hour


The Czech Republic Off the Beaten Path

6:�0 rick Steves’ Europe Athens and Side Trips

7:00 The lawrence Welk ShowSalute to New York City


Robert Earl Keen/Hayes Carll

11:00 Globe Trekker Globe Trekker Special: Great Natural Wonders

Overnight 1�:00 Nature �:00 Clinton: American

Experience 4:00 Washington Week 4:�0 Need to Know

Sunday—�6 �:00 Suburban America:

Problems & Promise 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:�0 At issue 5:00 Design: E� 5:�0 biz Kid$ 6:00 Masterpiece Classic


8:00 Masterpiece Classic The Old Curiosity Shop

9:�0 in Performance at the White house A Broadway Celebration

10:�0 Growing a Greener WorldDining from the Farm Field

11:00 independent lens More Than a Month

Overnight 1�:00 Masterpiece Classic 1:00 in Performance at the

White house �:00 POV �:�0 Games of the North 4:00 in Performance at the

White house


Pittsburgh—Hour 3 8:00 Antiques roadshow

Los Angeles—Hour 1 9:00 American Masters

Cab Calloway: Sketches 10:00 religion & Ethics

NewsWeekly 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 American Masters 1:00 Antiques roadshow �:00 Masterpiece Classic �:�0 in Performance at the

White house 4:�0 Games of the North

Tuesday—�8 7:00 Amish: American

Experience 9:00 Frontline 10:00 Tavis Smiley 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Frontline 1:00 Amish: American

Experience �:00 American Masters 4:00 Antiques roadshow

Wednesday—�9 7:00 Nature

Echo: An Elephant to Remember

8:00 NOVA Japan’s Killer Quake

9:00 Secrets of the Dead Japanese Supersub

10:00 bonaparte’s retreat 10:�0 bbC World News 11:00 Charlie rose Overnight 1�:00 Nature 1:00 NOVA �:00 NOVA �:00 Amish: American

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Global VoicesStorm of Emotions

images of Tony Gleatonbhutan—Taking the Middle

Path to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happiness


images of Tony GleatonThis Emotional life

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images of Tony GleatonPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happinessPhilosophy: A Guide to happiness


images of Tony Gleatonbhutan—Taking the Middle

Path to happiness

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inside Washingtonreligion & Ethics NewsWeekly

49th Star: Creating Alaska

NatureBears of the Last Frontier

Gates of the Arctic: Alaska’s brooks range

bhutan—Taking the Middle Path to happiness

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NhK World SpecialMega Tsunami: Hidden Perils




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Nightly business reportTavis Smiley

beyond Theologyimages of Tony Gleaton

bhutan—Taking the Middle Path to happiness

Asia 7 DaysEuropean journalAmerican Masters

You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story

American Masters

You Must Remember Thisbeyond Theology

images of Tony GleatonTavis SmileyTavis SmileyAsia 7 Days

European journalAmerican Masters


American Masters

You Must Remember ThisNewslinejournal

NhK World SpecialThe Line Between Life and Death

American MastersYou Must Remember This:

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American MastersYou Must Remember This

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PbS Newshour



beyond Theologyimages of Tony Gleaton

john Mclaughlin’s One on OneAsia biz Forecast

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independent lensThese Amazing Shadows

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Frontline

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NhK World SpecialRadiation—The Invisible Enemy

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bradley university Men’s basketball

vs. Siu

PbS Newshour


To be heard


Frontline

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Scully/The World ShowSecond Opinion

NOVADeadliest Volcanoes

NOVADeadliest Earthquakes

Mystery of Chaco Canyon







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NhK World SpecialDoctors Facing the Tsunami



Galesburg remembered

PbS Newshour

Nightly business reportjournalNOVA

Deadliest VolcanoesNOVA

Deadliest EarthquakesMystery of Chaco Canyon

PbS Newshour

Nightly business reportTavis SmileyTo be heard


ideas in Action with jim GlassmanCloser to Truth

American MastersJohn Muir in the New World

American MastersTrumbo

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Newslinejournal

NhK World SpecialCan You See Our Lights



PbS Newshour




PbS Newshour



inside WashingtonWashington Week

To the Contrary with bonnie ErbeMaria hinojosa: One-On-One

Need to Knowinside Washington

Egypt’s Golden EmpireThe Warrior Pharaohs

Egypt’s Golden EmpirePharaohs of the Sun

Consuelo Mack WealthTrackinside Washington

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Consuelo Mack WealthTrackEuropean journal

To be heard


vs. Creighton



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Washington WeekMclaughlin Group



Egypt’s Golden EmpirePharaohs of the SunTeaching Channel

*February World 47.2 listings were unavailable at press time—please visit www.wtvp.org or call 309-677-4747 for listings information


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Global Voices My Country, My Country

independent lens Behind the Rainbow

Global VoicesCuba: An African Odyssey Part 1

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history Detectives


Conquistadors with Michael WoodThe Fall of the Aztecs

Conquistadors with Michael WoodThe Conquest of the Incas

NatureBirds of the Gods






NatureBirds of the Gods

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Birds of the GodsConquistadors with Michael Wood

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The Conquest of the Incasillinois Adventure

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The Fall of the AztecsConquistadors with Michael Wood

The Conquest of the IncasNature

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Tavis SmileyMystery of Chaco Canyon


Asia 7 DaysEuropean journalAmerican Masters


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Globalization at the Crossroads with hernando de Soto

independent lensThe Vision of Wangari Maathai

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NOVABombing Hitler’s Dams

Secrets of the DeadThe World’s Biggest Bomb






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Springdale CemeteryMemories of a lifetime

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Frontier Visionary: George Catlin Death of the Old West

billy the Kid: American Experience

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Frontier Visionary: George CatlinDeath of the Old West


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illinois Adventure At issue

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Egypt’s Golden EmpireThe Last Great Pharaoh

Tutankhamun and the Golden Agebonaparte’s retreat

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The Vision of Wangari MaathaiGlobalization at the Crossroads

with hernando de SotoNeed to Know

inside WashingtonEgypt’s Golden EmpireThe Last Great Pharaoh

Tutankhamun and the Golden Agebonaparte’s retreat


Consuelo Mack WealthTrackEuropean journal

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Global VoicesThe Team

independent lensBhutto

Global VoicesCuba: An African Odyssey Part 2Globalization at the Crossroads

with hernando de Sotohistory Detectives

Global Voices

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with hernando de SotoSecrets of the Dead

The World’s Biggest BombFrontier Visionary: George Catlin

Death of the Old WestGlobal Voices


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Asia 7 DaysEuropean journal

CarrierAll Hands

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Grand View Drive

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Model T’s to War: American Ambulances on the Western Front yanks Fight the Kaiser: A National

Guard Division in WWiConsuelo Mack WealthTrack

inside WashingtonSecrets of the Dead

Deadliest BattleThis is Where

We Take Our StandNeed to Know

inside Washington Model T’s to War: American

Ambulances on the Western Front yanks Fight the Kaiser: A National

Guard Division in WWiTo the Contrary with bonnie Erbe

Maria hinojosa: One-On-OneConsuelo Mack WealthTrack

European journalMoyers & Company

bradley university Men’s basketballvs. Missouri State


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Our World is your World…januaryLook for local programming on 47.2 Monday-Friday Evenings

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Local SpecialsThe following WTVP productions will be featured at 8:00 p.m. in Jan.5—Galesburg Remembered1�—Springdale Cemetery—Memories of a Lifetime19—Grand View Drive�6—Unearthed: Garden Stories

Interesting PeopleWTVP will feature discussions, hosted by Ed Sutkowski, with the following Interesting People on Wednesdays in Jan. from 8-9 p.m.: 11—Ed Tangel & Phil Ryan�5—Harold Fritz & Tana Utley

Illinois AdventureIllinois Adventure, hosted by Jim Wilhelm, will be featured on Monday, Jan. 9 and Fridays Jan. 13, �0 & �7 from 8-8:30 p.m.

At IssueThis locally produced Public Affairs series hosted by H Wayne Wilson will air Monday, Jan. 9 and Fridays Jan. 13, �0 & �7 from 8:30-9 p.m.

Bradley Men’s BasketballWTVP will broadcast the following games on 47.� LIVE at 7 p.m. in January and February:January

4—BU vs Southern Illinois from Carver Arena7—BU vs Creighton from Carver Arena10—BU vs Drake from Des Moines18—BU vs Evansville from Evansville�1—BU vs Missouri State from Carver Arena�4—BU vs Southern Illinois from Carbondale�8—BU vs Creighton from OmahaFebruary

8—BU vs Indiana State from Carver Arena��—BU vs University of Northern Iowa from Cedar Falls


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The painting/crafting block —airing from 5-6 a.m., 11 a.m.-noon, 5-6 p.m., and 11 p.m.-midnight—includes:

4 Simply Ming, lidia’s italy in America, Ciao italia, and New Scandinavian Cooking on Mondays and Fridays

4 Essential Pepin, burt Wolf: What We Eat, Cuisine Culture, and Taste This! followed by Mexico One Plate at a Time on Tuesdays and Thursdays

4 America’s Test Kitchen, lidia’s italy in America, Chef john besh’s New Orleans, and Sara’s Week-night Meals on Wednesdays and Sundays.

4 rick Steves’ Europe will air four days, Grannies on Safari on Mon-days and Fridays, Globe Trekker on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Travelscope on Wednesdays and Sundays.

The home improvement/garden-ing block of programs will run from 9-11 a.m., 3-5 p.m., 9-11 p.m. and 3-5 a.m. all six days:

Travel shows will be featured from 8-9 a.m., 2-3 p.m., 8-9 p.m. and 2-3 a.m.

S a t u r d a y M a r a t h o n s

4 Garden Smart, This Old house, rough Cut with Tommy Mac, and b Organic followed by Around the house with Matt and Shari on Mondays

4 The Victory Garden, Wood-wright’s Shop, American Wood-shop, and Glass with Vicki Payne on Tuesdays and Thursdays

4 Garden Smart, Ask This Old house, For your home, and Katie brown Workshop on Wednesdays

4 P. Allen Smith’s Garden home, This Old house, rough Cut with Tommy Mac, and b Organic fol-lowed by Around the house with Matt and Shari on Fridays

4 P. Allen Smith’s Garden home, Ask This Old house, For your home, and Katie brown Work-shop on Sundays.

4 Sewing with Nancy and Grand View on Mondays and Fridays

4 Fons and Porter’s love of quilting and best of the joy of Painting on Tuesdays and Thursdays

4 Knit and Crochet Today followed by Knit and Crochet Now! and Gary Spetz Painting Wild Places! With Watercolor followed by Donna Dewberry Show on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Cooking will be featured from 6 a.m.-8 a.m. on weekdays and Sundays—with the shows repeated from noon-2 p.m., from 6 p.m.-8 p.m., and again from midnight-2 a.m. Shows include:

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4 january 7—healthy resolutions Michele Beschen, Toni Fiore, Ming Tsai, Christina Pirello and Zonya Foco offer up scrumptious salads, terrific tofu and more to get your New Year off to a healthy start. It all comes together for healthy resolu-tions you will want to keep all year long!

4 january 14—lobster Shack Hosts Lidia Bastianich, Tina Bayles and Rick Bayless are among the hosts that take you to New England, Finland, Mexico and beyond as they prepare lobster dishes that range from the traditional to the exotic.

4 january �1— island hoppin’ Today’s Create marathon will spark your imagina-tion to flights of fancy with visits to the exotic island locations of Maui, Hawaii, Oahu, Kaua, the Canary Islands of Spain, the island of Bermuda and even the island of Manhattan!

4 january �8—jacques’ Kitchen (Essential Pepin) Step right into the kitchen of legendary chef Jacques Pepin as he welcomes family, friends and YOU! Whether you are a novice or a seasoned cook, today’s programming offers basic techniques from slicing and dicing to preparing sophisticated soufflés and crepes.

Sewing with Nancy

New Scandinavian Cooking

Grannies on Safari

Around the House with Matt and Shari

Ming Tsai

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FebruaryC o o k i n g T r a v e l home improvement G a r d e n i n gThe painting/crafting block

—airing from 5-6 a.m., 11 a.m.-noon, 5-6 p.m., and 11 p.m.-midnight—includes:

4 Simply Ming, lidia’s italy in America, Ciao italia, and New Scandinavian Cooking followed by hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef on Mondays and Fridays

4 Essential Pepin, burt Wolf: What We Eat, Cuisine Culture, and Mexico One Plate at a Time on Tuesdays and Thursday

4 America’s Test Kitchen followed by Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen, lidia’s italy in America, Chef john besh’s New Orleans, and Sara’s Weeknight Meals on Wednesdays and Sundays.

4 rick Steves’ Europe will air four days, Grannies on Safari on Mon-days and Fridays, Globe Trekker on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Travelscope on Wednesdays and Sundays.

The home improvement/garden-ing block of programs will run from 9-11 a.m., 3-5 p.m., 9-11 p.m. and 3-5 a.m. all six days:

Travel shows will be featured from 8-9 a.m., 2-3 p.m., 8-9 p.m. and 2-3 a.m.

S a t u r d a y M a r a t h o n s

4 Garden Smart, This Old house, rough Cut with Tommy Mac, Around the house with Matt and Shari on Mondays

4 The Victory Garden, Wood-wright’s Shop, American Wood-shop, and Glass with Vicki Payne followed by Growing bolder on Tuesdays and Thursdays

4 Garden Smart, Ask This Old house, For your home, and Katie brown Workshop on Wednesdays

4 P. Allen Smith’s Garden home, This Old house, rough Cut with Tommy Mac, and Around the house with Matt and Shari on Fridays

4 P. Allen Smith’s Garden home, Ask This Old house, For your home, and Katie brown Work-shop on Sundays.

4 Sewing with Nancy and Grand View on Mondays and Fridays

4 Fons and Porter’s love of quilting and best of the joy of Painting on Tuesdays and Thursdays

4 Knit and Crochet Now! and Donna Dewberry Show on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Cooking will be featured from 6 a.m.-8 a.m. on weekdays and Sundays—with the shows repeated from noon-2 p.m., from 6 p.m.-8 p.m., and again from midnight-2 a.m. Shows include:

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4 February 4—big Game Snack Attack With Superbowl Sunday just one day away, it’s time to plan a giant “snack attack” for your fellow sports fans. Whether it’s burgers, chicken wings, or bratwurst that are your favorites, Create chefs Steven Raichlen, John Shields and Katie Brown with guest chef Chris Paulk will show you the secrets for throwing a victorious sports night party.

4 February 11—So in love Lifestyle experts Katie Brown, Martha Stewart, Julia Child and Christine Pirello will show you how to take romance to the next level! With heart shaped cakes, a quiet dinner for two, an engagement party or a wedding, February 14 will be an unforgettable day for you and your sweetie.

4 February 18—let the Good Times roll In honor of the biggest party on the bayou, “Laissez Les Bons Temps Roule” - Let the Good Times Roll! Join us in celebrating Mardi Gras with chefs Steve Raichlen, Burt Wolf, John Besh, John Shields, Nick Stellino and John Folse.

4 February �5—African roots Come with world travelers Megan McCormick, Art Wolfe, and Joseph Rosendo to the vast continent of Africa. You’ll scale to the top of the pyramids in Egypt, go wine tasting in South Africa and on safari in Kenya. Then go into the kitchen with Chef John Folse and cultural expert Burt Wolf to learn about the African influ-ences in American recipes.

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Donna Dewberry Show

Globe TrekkerP. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

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What’s happening atWTVP What’s happening atWTVPTeachers—have we got a tool for you!Check it out at http://illinois.pbslearning-media.orgWTVP and its PBS partners from across the state have launched PBS Learning-Media “Illinois Edition,” a new library of FREE digital media resources and support materials designed for classroom and homeschooling use and professional development.PBS LearningMedia is a full service digital library with over 16,000 research-based instructional resources including videos, interactive images, audio files, mobile apps, lesson plans, and worksheets. It includes resources not only from popular PBS shows like NOVA, Frontline, American Experience, Nature and Cyberchase, but also from trusted and timely source material from universities, government agencies, museums, libraries and more.The result is a tremendous teaching tool that puts us on the cusp of reaching and teaching our children in a whole new way. Technology can be easily integrated into the classroom to enhance core subjects, from K-16 science, math, and English language arts, to performing arts and the social sciences.Again, the service is FREE for teachers to use. The materials are tied to Common Core and national curriculum standards and resources can be easily searched, saved, tagged and shared. It’s easy, it’s user-friendly and the best way to appreciate what a valuable and effective tool it can be is to visit http://illinois.pbslearningmedia.org and take it out for a test drive!If you’d like more information on PBS LearningMedia visit www.wtvp.org, call Linda Miller at 309-495-0591 or email [email protected].

The PBS LM PilotAlong with our partners from other Illinois public stations, WTVP conducted a pilot project with teachers across the state in October and November to determine the most effective ways of using PBS LearningMedia resources. Emily Dawson, a junior high teacher from Riverview Grade School, was one of the Central Illinois participants. She had this to say in a recent Peoria Journal Star article about the ser-vice: “With a limited budget, we don’t have a lot of money for additional resources. But I can pull things from this site that allow me to extend what I can offer my students and enrich the lessons.”The data participants provided is being compiled and analyzed by Dr. Evangeline Pianfetti, Assistant Dean of Learning Technologies at the University of Illinois College of Education. The information collected will be used to determine, among other things, what additional resources should be added to the library and how digital media can best be utilized to increase student achievement. Some interesting elements of the study are:3 Over 50 pre- and in-service teachers from 43 schools across the state participated,

reaching 2,618 students

3 The number of years participating teachers had in the classroom ranged from slightly less than a year to 19 years

3 Kindergarten through 12th grade teachers participated, and most were respon-sible for teaching multiple subjects in their classrooms.

Writers Contest Goes NationalWTVP’s PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest is open and accepting entries!Kids in Kindergarten through 3rd grade are invited to write and illustrate their very own stories for this two-tier competition for fame, glory and fabulous prizes includ-ing e-readers and tablet computers. The contest officially opens Jan. 17, and entries must be received by WTVP no later than March 16. Basic rules include word counts (50-�00 for K-1, 100-350 for �-3), number of pictures (at least 5), and formatting (one-sided pages only). Complete rule sheets and entry forms are available online at wtvp.org or by calling (309) 495-0594.Teachers are encouraged to use the contest as incentive in their classrooms. Contact WTVP for information and support materials.

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bowl for WTVP!Mark your calendar, call your bowling buddies, recruit some sponsors and join us for the Pekin Friends of 47 Annual Bowlathon! Food, fun, friends and prizes galore!

Saturday, March 3, 20121:00 - 5:00 PM (check in begins at Noon)Sunset Lanes, Court St. PekinCall Yvonne Herbstreith, (309) 346-7901, for details and registration.Proceeds benefit WTVP 47, your public television station for Central Illinois.

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WTVP World channel 47.�. See page 18 for complete local World listings.Jan. 4—Frank Mackaman, Executive Director of the Dirksen Congressio-nal Center joins host Ed Sutkowski. (Repeats Jan. 8 at 1�:30 p.m.)Jan. 18—In this encore presentation, Ed talks with Andrew Morgan, M.D. about The Penguin Project, which allows children with disabilities to participate in the performing arts. (Repeats Jan. �� at 1�:30 p.m.)Feb. 1—Ed’s guest is Hon. Joe Billy McDade, District Judge of the U.S. District Court for Central Illinois. (Repeats Feb. 5 at 1�:30 p.m.)Feb. 15— Ed visits with scholar, poet and actress Debra Conner. (Repeats Feb. 19 at 1�:30 p.m.)

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What’s happening atWTVP What’s happening atWTVP What’s happening atWTVP What’s happening atWTVPjump into Auction!

The 2012 WTVP 47 Auction is coming to Central Illinois, April 26-29!

Merchandise is starting to arrive, but we can’t build a successful auction without you! There are a variety of ways to be involved . . .

< Wear an Auction Shirt to promote the upcoming auction< Register as an Express Bidder< Donate merchandise and/or services< Join our Volunteer Work Team … Go-getting

opportunities are now available!< Invest cash dollars to be an Auction Sponsor< Sponsor an item and donate it to the auction (i.e. your favorite wine or a certificate for dining at your favorite restaurant)< Be an in-kind donor of goods and/or services Get involved TODAY. . . it’s a great time for a great cause. Call (309) 495-0547. More at wtvp.org.

Auction Shirts — Wear them Out!Add the latest auction shirt to your wardrobe! Simply select the Auction shirts you want, fill out the order form below, write your check or include your charge infor-mation, and mail it TODAY! Perfect fun wear or great as a gift, Auction Shirts are a great way to help promote our on-air fundraiser. Shirts are available in a variety of sizes and styles and this year’s color is kiwi green. T-shirts will be printed front and back, and polos and sweatshirts will have the auction logo embroidered on the front.

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Auction 2012 Order Form

Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________City _____________________________________________ State ___________ Zip __________________________Phone: Day ______________________________________ Evening _________________________________________E-Mail ______________________________________________________________________________________________Express Bid Number__ $6.00 each (I request #___________ if available)Auction Shirts Short Sleeve T-Shirt (Kiwi) - $10.00 each (+$1.50 per X after XL) __ Sm __ Md __ Lg __ XL __ �XL __ 3XL Pocket/Short Sleeve T-Shirt (Lime) - $1�.00 each (+$�.00 per X after XL) __ Sm __ Md __ Lg __ XL __ �XL __ 3XLLong Sleeve T-Shirt (Kiwi) - $13.00 each (+$1.50 per X after XL) __ Sm __ Md __ Lg __ XL __ �XLPolo (Golf ) Shirt (Spring Green) - $�1.00 each (+$�.50 per X after XL) __ Sm __ Md __ Lg __ XL __ �XL __ 3XL Sweatshirt (Kiwi) - $�0.00 each (+$�.00 per X after XL) __ Sm __ Md __ Lg __ XL __ �XL __ 3XLHoodie Sweatshirt (Kiwi) - $�7.00 each (+$�.00 per X after XL) __ Sm __ Md __ Lg __ XL __ �XL

__ I will pick up my shirts __ Mail my shirts (add $5.00 to order)

TOTAL (Express Bid/Shirts/Shipping) $ _____________

__ My check is enclosed __ Please charge my credit card: __ Visa __ MasterCard __ Discover __ AmEx Card # _______________________________________________ Exp. Date ____________Signature ____________________________________________________________________

Make checks payable to: WTVP AuctionMail form and payment to: WTVP Auction, PO Box 1347, Peoria, IL 61654-1347Or order online at wtvp.org

Donations AcceptedThe WTVP Auction is only possible through charitable donations. And we’re not just talking about the items up for bid. Plenty of goods and services are necessary to run the Auction so there are many ways to get involved. Items: Get your name out to our audience by showcasing your best products and services. Merchandise must be new* and have a retail value of at least $50 to make it on-air. *Excluding antiquesIn-kind Services: Printing, framing, office supplies, technical equipment, etc.Cash donations: Monetary donations help defray the costs of producing a four-day live television production.Give us a call to arrange your dona-tion, (309) 495-0547.


40 and CountingKids, cameras, ice cream and an enormous dog named Ruff Ruff-man…. WTVP’s 40th anniversary party was a smash hit!WTVP has been celebrating 40 years of service to Central Illinois with upgraded technology, more local productions, executive improve-ments and increased outreach efforts… but we decided it was high time for an actual party. So, on December 3, we opened the doors of the studio and invited our members and friends to experience their public television sta-tion—behind the scenes and on camera.

The building was filled with families, happily enjoying ice cream and Elmo cookies, packing the hallways for station tours, and posing for pictures with our special guest star—Ruff Ruffman from FETCH! But the real highlight of the day was the studio where everyone could try out the special effects of the Green Screen, and tape their own personal message to WTVP.Keep watching for new spots from your friends and neighbors! From cheerlead-ing squads and Girl Scout troops, to families and individuals, tune in to find out what people have to say about 40 years of WTVP.

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Submit your Matching Gift Forms!Don’t forget to send a matching gift form for any donation you made to WTVP in �011. Contact your Human Resource Department to obtain a form. Caterpillar employees may submit their forms online at www.wtvp.org. Not sure your employer is a matching gift company? Check the list at wtvp.org or contact the WTVP Development Department by email or phone, [email protected] or (309) 495-0547. Make your donation stretch to its fullest potential – submit your matching gift form today!

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Moyers returnsThe headline in the March �010 WTVP Program Guide read: The Changing Face of Friday Nights. It was the story of two programs that had been the foundation of Friday night on WTVP since �003, but were leaving the schedule. One was Bill Moyers Journal. It was a momentous event, for Bill Moyers had been a staple on public television since 1971.The only constant, as they say, is change, and once again Moyers is changing – this time, his mind. He’ll return to WTVP with Moyers & Company on Sundays at 2 p.m. beginning Jan. 15. Here are excerpts from the letter he recently sent to his friends at local PBS stations explaining his latest project (full letter at wtvp.org). “When I retired the Journal more than a year ago, I said to our audience: ‘It’s time to go.’ … On the eve of my 76th birthday, it was time to step off the treadmill of production and take some deep breaths. … So I brought the Journal to a close.During this period we have heard often from viewers around the country who had become part of the virtual community that grew up around our broadcasts. Kindred spirits, whose unseen but felt presence buoyed our efforts week after week on the air, wrote, emailed, or stopped us on the street to say they missed the Journal. Their entreaties got us to thinking about what we might yet do to contribute to the conversation of democracy. With all this in mind, we have decided to offer stations a new hour-long weekly broadcast featuring people we think you and your community will want to know: people whose conversation provokes conversation, whose ideas spark more ideas. There will be a diversity of voices, one-on-one interviews with lively minds rich in experience and insight, as well as an exchange of views among people who may

disagree on politics, governance, faith, religion and the state of democracy, but who nonetheless agree on the im-portance of a civil dialogue about their differences. There will be segments on movies, television, the web, and books. The late Eric Sevareid, one of the coun-try’s foremost essayists and my colleague and mentor at CBS News many years ago, called this kind of journalism “news of the mind” and urged me to make it my beat. I have done so in much of my work over these many decades. Our aim with the new series will be to offer viewers some different news, some new voices and fresh thinking, and an occasional cultural grace note. Each hour will consist of at least two segments – one timely and one timeless interview – and an occasional essay. The set, music, and graphics will signal that this is something different – something new from Moyers.

WTVP Community broadcasting Advisory Council Needs your inputThe WTVP Community Broadcasting Advisory Council is looking for new mem-bers! The Council serves the Board of Trustees and staff in an advisory capacity, re-views program goals and objectives, and helps with programming and related issues. The Council also solicits input and feedback to assure that the station is meeting the educational and cultural needs of Peoria and the surrounding communities.Meetings are held three times a year and led by Council Chairman Adam Sloan. For more information on how you can become involved with the Advisory Council, visit www.wtvp.org, contact Linda Miller at (309) 495-0591 or email [email protected].

board of TrusteesThe Board of Trustees of the Illinois Valley Public Telecommunications Corpora-tion, the governing board of WTVP, will meet Tuesday, January 10 at 4:00 p.m. in the WTVP Studio, 101 State St., Peoria. The meeting is open to the public.


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For all kinds of people, for all kinds of reasons ...

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We are committed to educating kids and adults how to be safe around electricity and natural gas—indoors and outdoors, at home, work or play—every season of the year. Thank you, WTVP, for educating kids and adults through public television. Happy 40th Anniversary WTVP!


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focuses on helping small groups and individuals with benefit design,

contract analysis, price negotiation, funding strategies, underwriting

and employee communication.

40 YEARS We are proud to celebrate with you!

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Comcast Digital Cable: Channel 916 in the Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, Bloomington/ Normal and Galesburg areasMediacom Digital Cable: Channel 710 in the Chillicothe, Henry, Elmwood, Farmington, Toulon, Wyoming, and Dunlap areas and Channel 711 in the Metamora, Goodfield, Roanoke, Eureka, Toluca, Lacon, Atlanta, Heyworth, and McLean County areasDirecTV: Channel 47Dishnet: with Local Channels: 7756Comcast regular Cable: Channel 1� in the Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, and Galesburg areas—Channel 13 in the Bloomington/Normal area—Channel 3 in the Kewanee area—and Chan-nel 96 in the Lincoln area.Mediacom Cable: Channel 10 in the Chillicothe, Henry, Elmwood, Farmington, Toulon, Wyoming, and Dunlap areas—Channel 11 in the Metamora, Goodfield, Roanoke, Eureka, Toluca, and Lacon areas—Channel 18 in the Delavan area—Channel 4 in the Astoria area—Channel 1� in the Abingdon area—and Channel 13 in the Vermont area.Cass Communications: Channel 3 in the Forest City/Manito/Havana areaGridley Cable: Channel 6 in Gridley/MeadowsH.I. Cable: Channel �0 in Lostantheartland Cable: Channel 1� in Armington and Channel 13 in Flanagan/TonicaMcNabb Cable & Satellite: Channel �7 in McNabbMid Century Telephone: Channel �1 in the Knox County and Fairview, Table Grove, and Williamsfield areasNew Windsor Cable TV: Channel 61 in the New Windsor areaNOVA Cablevision: Channel 1� in the Trivoli areaTel-Star Cablevsion: Channel �1 in the Edelstein, Woodland Heights, Brimfield, Hanna City, Mackinaw areaWTVP-World is broadcast on 47.2 and on:Comcast Digital Cable: Channel �18 in the Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, Bloomington/ Normal and Galesburg areasMediacom Digital Cable: Channel 1�� in Fairbury, Atlanta, LeRoy, Heyworth, Chillicothe and McLean CountyWTVP-Create is broadcast on 47.3 and on:Comcast Digital Cable: Channel �19 in the Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, Bloomington/ Normal and Galesburg areasMediacom Digital Cable: Channel 1�1 in Fairbury, Atlanta, LeRoy, Heyworth, Chillicothe and McLean County

WTVP-HD is broadcast on 47.1 and on:

Customer Service NumbersComcast Cable Customer Service (Peoria) 888-736-6689Mediacom Cable Customer Service (Peoria & Central Illinois) 1-800-33�-0�45 DirecTV customer service: 1-800-DirecTV (1-800-347-3�88) Dishnet customer service: 1-800-Dishnet (1-800-347-4638)TV Guide customer service: 1-800-386-7380Or call the number on your monthly bill.

Program underwriters—januaryAmeren illinois—HometimeAmerican rental—This Old House/Ask This Old House

HourATC insulators—This Old Housebacklund investment—PBS NewsHour, Nightly

Business Report, Market to Marketbetter banks—PBS NewsHour, Nightly Business Report,

Market to MarketCallahan’s Antiques—Antiques programmingCaterpillar Matching Gift Program—General

programming CEFCu—Biz Kid$ and Bradley Braves BasketballChildren’s hospital of illinois at OSF Saint Francis—

Children’s programmingCitylink—Bradley Braves BasketballClock Corner Antiques—Antiques programmingCOrE Construction—Bradley Braves BasketballCountry Financial—Illinois AdventureDavid Vaughan investments—News, financial and invest-

ment programmingElM/Peoria Zoo—Nature programmingFarmer’s State bank—Nightly Business Report

News BriefG & D integrated—Bradley Braves Basketball

Galesburg Area Friends of 47—General programmingGrowmark—America’s Heartlandharvest Café/hometown Wine and Spirits—General

and all food programmingMid-illini Credit union—NOVA, This Old House,

Nature and PBS NewsHourMonge, Crouch, and Mahoney insurance—Bradley

Braves BasketballNECA/ibEW—PBS NewsHour, Nightly Business

Report, Washington Week, Masterpiece Classics, This Old House, Hometime, Illinois Adventure and Austin City Limits

Pekin Friends of 47—Children’s programmingPeoria bar Association—Bradley Braves BasketballPeoria journal Star—PBS NewsHourProctor First Care—Bradley Braves BasketballSew Creative—Fons & Porter, sewing showsSouth Side Trust & Savings bank—Bradley Braves

BasketballWeaver ridge—General programmingWillow Knolls Antiques—Antiques programmingWGlT—General programming WOAM—Lawrence Welk

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