| Friday,
October 10th |
 Presidential Conversations on the Constitution
8:00pm
President Jimmy Carter discusses the constitution's role in his presidency, including his granting a pardon to Vietnam draft evaders. |
 Masterpiece: The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: Know Thine Enemy
9:00pm
"The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: Know Thine Enemy" finds Lynley and Havers on the case of a possible serial killer after a suburban London schoolgirl turns up dead and another goes missing. Tania Thompson: Honeysuckle Weeks. Guy Thompson: James D'Arcy. |
| Saturday,
October 11th |
 MainStreet
7:00pm
MainStreet is WKYU PBS's Emmy Award Winning local cultural magazine program spotlighting culture, arts, and interesting people, places, and things from all around the commonwealth of Kentucky.
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 History Detectives
9:00pm
An Airstream caravan; a Marine's jacket from WWII with stitched inscriptions; and sheet music that reportedly has Abraham Lincoln's signature. |
| Sunday,
October 12th |
 Ken Burns American Stories - Baseball: Shadow Ball (1930-1940)
8:00pm
"Shadow Ball (1930-40)," the fifth "inning" of Burns' 1994 series "Baseball," explores the Depression's effect on the game; the success of the Negro Leagues; Babe Ruth's "called shot" in the '32 Series; and the start of the All-Star Game. |
 Golden Game: Baseball in Sacramento
9:30pm
A documentary look at Sacramento's 150-year baseball history, including early teams and ballparks, players, important victories, controversies and unforgettable moments. Based on a book by Kevin Nelson. |
| Monday,
October 13th |
 Rick Steves' Europe
8:00pm
Vienna: the palace of Maria Theresa; the Hapsburg crown jewels; a picnic on the Danube; strudel at an old-world cafe; waltzing to the music of Johann Strauss. |
 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
9:00pm
Visiting cities around the world to talk about local traditions that have had an influence on the rest of the world. |
| Tuesday,
October 14th |
 Ken Burns American Stories: Thomas Jefferson
8:00pm
Burns' two-part 1997 biography of Thomas Jefferson concludes with a review of Jefferson's presidency and his life after politics, when he founded the University of Virginia and corresponded with long-time foe John Adams. |
Charlie Rose
10:00pm
There are no frills; just a round oak table and intelligent discussion as Rose engages newsmakers, writers and artists, including an occasional show-business celebrity.
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Wednesday,
October 15th |
 Nova: Hitler's Sunken Secret
8:00pm
"Hitler's Sunken Secret" explores the Nazi quest for atomic weapons as it follows a mission to recover barrels of heavy water bound for Berlin from a Norwegian hydroelectric plant. |
MainStreet
9:00pm
"Branching Out"
On this edition of MainStreet we take a look at a mix of courage and remembrance. It is remarkable how the events and people in our own back yard play vital roles in shaping our history and defining who we are as a country. First, join us as we travel back in time to see an amazing World War Two flying fortress with an incredible past. In that same spirit we’ll spend time remembering a Pulaski County factory worker that put a new face on the war effort back home. Then, we travel to Perryville to relive a battle that many believe could’ve changed the course of the nation forever. And finally, we’ll take a look inside a Hart County cave recently opened to the public for the first time. |
| Thursday,
October 16th |
 The David Elson Show
6:30pm
A look at Western Kentucky football with the head coach. |
 Antiques Roadshow
8:00pm
Conclusion in Tucson. Items include Olympics memorabilia from 1956; a set of U.S. posters from WWII; and a trio of paintings by French painter Gaston Chaissac. |
