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Week of October 6th - October 12th
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Movie # 1: The Son of Monte Cristo... Through labyrinths, underground rivers, and palace rooms, this masked avenger battles the tyrant and wins the heart of the lady.
Movie # 2: The Big Cat... Two families are battling for the water rights in their barren territory and to make matters worse there's a ferocious feline killer on th e loose.
Movie # 3: Meeting at Midnight... During a seance, a man is murdered. The police bungle the search for the killer and they ask Charlie Chan to solve the case.
Movie # 4: Daniel Boone... Boone provides gallant leadership for Kentucky settlers traveling over the mountains as he thwarts menacing Indians and the diabolical half-breed, Simon Girty.
Movie # 5: The Man Who Knew Too Much... A Secret Service man is shot at a party and manages to get a message to his unsuspecting friend
Movie # 6: The Last Time I Saw Paris... A woman falls in love with a reporter she meets on the night of the Allied liberation.
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Arts a la Carte... Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown community. This month's show focuses on the Germantown Arts Alliance with guests Pat Scroggs, Bob Mednikow, and Beth Dudley.
Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to her show Charlie McCraw, Regional President of First Tennessee; Rocky Janda, Owner of POP Solutions; and Shannon Fristensky, Business Development Director for the Fall Fashion Show.
Crosstalk... This week, host Amy Fenton will talk with guests about the new Tennessee Shakespeare Company and its upcoming production of "As You Like It" in Germantown.
Facing History and Ourselves: The Art of Samuel Bak... Painter Samuel Bak discusses his experiences during the Holocaust and how it has influenced his artwork.
I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month's show "Rocks".
Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News looks at the Germantown Alderman elections in a special two-part series. The first show will have Alderman Position 5 candidates, Ernest Chism, James Danielik, Gary Pruitt, and David Spann. The second show will have Alderman Position 4 candidates, Mark Billingsley and Frank Uhlhorn, and Alderman Position 3 candidates, Donna Newman and Michael Palazzolo.
LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month's show focuses on real estate law with guest Neal Hannah.
Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial. This month's topic is "Enduring the Economy" with guests Dr. Robert Brittingham and Doug Campbell, professors at Christian Brothers University.
Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy's guests are Pat Scroggs, Executive Director with the Germantown Areaa Chamber of Commerce, Barbara Fisher, Senior Advisory Commission member and Regina Allen from the Germantown Parks and Recreations Department, who reviews this month's senior calendar.
Shelby County Schools Report... Host Ted Beasley takes a look at the Race for Education and the Alumni Hall of Fame Banquet. The October Teacher Feature spotlights Brenta Joy of Germantown Elementary, and the school of the month is Collierville Middle. This month's SCS Focus guest is Shelby County Education Foundation Executive Director Joe Keohane.
Spotlight On Germantown... Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government. This month the mayor's guests include Dennis Wolf, Germantown Fire Department Fire Chief, and Tania Moskalenko, Executive Director of Germantown Performing Arts Center.
Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis entertains children from local area pre-school programs with "Let's Make Some Noise!", original songs and stories.
What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Sarah Gray examine current medical issues. This month's show focuses on food allergies with Dr. Greg Hannisian.
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Every Sunday, GHS-TV features 5 hours of the best episodes from our quality programming line-up. This week's GHS-TV marathon features a series of GHS Band Concerts, highlighting the musical talent of Germantown High School students.
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Beverly Hillbillies... Each weekend, join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week's title is "Pygmalian and Elly." Episode number 7.
Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary... Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary provides tips on how to improve your fishing game. This month's show is entitled "A.C. Shiners and Smallmouth." Episode number 4.
Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa.This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This month's title is "The Gunman." Episode number 1.
Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This week's show features "North Dakota/Illinois Whitetail." Episode number 12.
Canapé... Canapé is a program highlighting French cultural events across the United States. This month's show looks at percussionist Le Quan Ninh, director David Grubin's film Napoléon, and the art exhibit "A Distant Muse". Episode number 230.
Classic TV presents "Annie Oakley"... TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. October is Annie Oakley month. Each week watch another episode of this series about the famous sharpshooter. This series stars Gail Davis in the title role. This week's title is "The Hardrock Trail." Episode # 2.
The Conn Jackson Show... The Conn Jackson Show is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week's show features Squaw Valley, Duchess of York, and Ingrad Backstrom. Episode number 213.
France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France. This week's focus is "Cinema." Episode number 75.
French Focus... French Focus is a series on the landscape, customs, and entertainment in France. This month's focus is "Photography." Episode number 221.
Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch... Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch is a powerfully fun and effective workout that will lift your sprits and strengthen your heart, muscles, and core. You'll get a healthy dose of cardio, strength, and stretch moves and finish up feeling energized and refreshed. Episode #7.
The Lucy Show... Each week, watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week's title is "Lucy, the Babysitter."
NASA: Destination Tomorrow... Destination Tomorrow: Bringing the Future into Focus is an informative program exploring NASA's current aeronautical research and development programs. This week's show examines the successful Casinni-Huygens mission to Saturn and Titan, robotic missions to other planets, GPS technology, and the development of the Space Shuttle program. Episode number 23.
National Gallery of Art presents: An American Impressionist: William Merritt Chase at Shinnecock... This documentary highlights Chase's years at Shinnecock, where he established the first important outdoor summer school of art in America.
Perils for Pedestrians... This weekly television series promotes awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week, host John Wetmore looks at the Texas Bicycle Coalition in Washington, D.C., bicycling in the United States, and the history of federal transportation policy. Episode number 82.
Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues. This week's topic is "Spicing Up Your Life." Episode number 26.
Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This month's episode is "The Bad Ones." Episode number 13.
Recovery Month... Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions. This months's show is titled "Treatment Approaches for Women." Episode number 22.
Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This month's episode is "Quickness of the Hand." Episode number 14.
Secrets to Sing...Songs to Keep... This documentary examines the musical careers of Germantown High School alumni Ted Horrell and Jeff Capps and features selections from their folk rock band, the Central Standards.
Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson-and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade-battle criminals in London. This week's title is "The Case of the Neurotic Detective." Episode number 36.
STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Advanced English Composition, Discovering Psychology, Sales Connection, Economics USA, Shaping America, and Voices in Democracy.
Tempo... Tempo is produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music. This week's show takes a look at instruments that make up school bands and orchestras. Episode number 10.
Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This month's program is entitled "The Reality of Cancer Prevention." Episode number 8.
Words That Cook!... Words That Cook! is a half-hour of fun-filled entertainment for parents with children from 1-12. This month's show, titled "Art of Storytelling", examines the role that illustrations play in making stories come to life. Episode number 9.
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Week of October 13th - October 19th
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Movie #1: The Perils of Pauline... Pauline and her father are in a fierce fight to the death with the evil doctor Bashan and his scarred spy Fang.
Movie #2: Gulliver's Travels... This delightful, tune-filled version of the famous Jonathan Swift story loaded with colorful, memorable characters was one of the very first animated features ever produced.
Movie #3: Little Lord Fauntleroy... A young boy brought up in Brooklyn is discovered to be a long-lost heir and a British Lord.
Movie #4: Tulsa... An Oklahoma ranch girl who first opposes the oil land tycoons and then, possessed by oil fever, becomes an oil baroness herself.
Movie #5: Pot O' Gold... A group of destitute but determined swingsters finally get a spot on a potential sponsor's radio program.
Movie #6: The Time of Your Life... Joe spends a lot of his time at Nick's Pacific Street Saloon as do a variety of other interesting, intertwining characters. Nick himself muses on all the persons who come into his bar, some to ask for work and others just to pass the time.
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Arts a la Carte... Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown community. This month's show focuses on the Germantown Arts Alliance with guests Pat Scroggs, Bob Mednikow, and Beth Dudley.
Board of Mayor and Alderman Meeting... Bi-weekly meeting televised live from Germantown City Hall.
Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to her show Charlie McCraw, Regional President of First Tennessee; Rocky Janda, Owner of POP Solutions; and Shannon Fristensky, Business Development Director for the Fall Fashion Show.
Crosstalk... This week, host Amy Fenton will talk with area representative guests about local colleges.
Facing History and Ourselves: A Conversation with Samantha Power... Former war correspondent Samantha Power examines the United States policies during the Armenian Genocide, the Holocaust, and the genocides in Rwanda and Bosnia.
Fall Political Forum... This live political forum, sponsored by Leadership Germantown Alumni Association, will bring together all eight candidates running for Germantown Alderman positions in this year's election. The show is televised live from Germantown City Hall.
I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month's show "Rocks".
Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News looks at the Germantown Alderman elections in a special two-part series. The first show will have Alderman Position 5 candidates, Ernest Chism, James Danielik, Gary Pruitt, and David Spann. The second show will have Alderman Position 4 candidates, Mark Billingsley and Frank Uhlhorn, and Alderman Position 3 candidates, Donna Newman and Michael Palazzolo.
LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month's show focuses on real estate law with guest Neal Hannah.
Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial. This month's topic is "Enduring the Economy" with guests Dr. Robert Brittingham and Doug Campbell, professors at Christian Brothers University.
Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy's guests are Pat Scroggs, Executive Director with the Germantown Areaa Chamber of Commerce, Barbara Fisher, Senior Advisory Commission member and Regina Allen from the Germantown Parks and Recreations Department, who reviews this month's senior calendar.
Shelby County Schools Report... Host Ted Beasley takes a look at the Race for Education and the Alumni Hall of Fame Banquet. The October Teacher Feature spotlights Brenta Joy of Germantown Elementary, and the school of the month is Collierville Middle. This month's SCS Focus guest is Shelby County Education Foundation Executive Director Joe Keohane.
Spotlight On Germantown... Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government. This month the mayor's guests include Dennis Wolf, Germantown Fire Department Fire Chief, and Tania Moskalenko, Executive Director of Germantown Performing Arts Center.
Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis entertains children from local area pre-school programs with "Let's Make Some Noise!", original songs and stories.
What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Sarah Gray examine current medical issues. This month's show focuses on food allergies with Dr. Greg Hannisian.
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Every Sunday, GHS-TV features 5 hours of the best episodes from our quality programming line-up. This week's GHS-TV marathon features episodes of France Feelings, an informative and entertaining program detailing aspects of life in France.
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Beverly Hillbillies... Each weekend, join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week's title is "Elly Races Jethrine." Episode number 8.
Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary... Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary provides tips on how to improve your fishing game. This month's show is entitled "A.C. Shiners and Smallmouth." Episode number 4.
Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa.This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This month's title is "The Gunman." Episode number 1.
Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This week's show features "Texas/White Tail Deer." Episode number 1.
Canapé... Canapé is a program highlighting French cultural events across the United States. This month's show looks at percussionist Le Quan Ninh, director David Grubin's film Napoléon, and the art exhibit "A Distant Muse". Episode number 230.
Classic TV presents "Annie Oakley". TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. October is Annie Oakley month. Each week watch another episode of this series about the famous sharpshooter. This series stars Gail Davis in the title role. This week's title is "Annie Calls Her Shots." Episode # 3.
The Conn Jackson Show... The Conn Jackson Show is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week's show features Usher, Dr. Joyce, and The Grape. Episode number 215.
France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France. This week's focus is "English Channel." Episode number 76.
French Focus... French Focus is a series on the landscape, customs, and entertainment in France. This month's focus is "Photography." Episode number 221.
Germans Crossing: A Dramatic Exchange... This unique program documents the 2002 summer cultural exchange between schools in Koenigs Wusterhausen, Germany and Germantown High School's Fine Arts Department.
Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch... Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch is a powerfully fun and effective workout that will lift your sprits and strengthen your heart, muscles, and core. You'll get a healthy dose of cardio, strength, and stretch moves and finish up feeling energized and refreshed. Episode #7.
The Lucy Show... Each week, watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week's title is "Viv Visits Lucy."
NASA: Destination Tomorrow... Destination Tomorrow: Bringing the Future into Focus is an informative program exploring NASA's current aeronautical research and development programs. This week's show examines NASA's new crew exploration and launch vehicles and the Phoenix and Viking Mission to Mars. Episode number 24.
National Gallery of Art presents: An American Impressionist: William Merritt Chase at Shinnecock... This documentary highlights Chase's years at Shinnecock, where he established the first important outdoor summer school of art in America.
Perils for Pedestrians... This weekly television series promotes awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week, host John Wetmore looks at the new Strategic Plan for Sidewalks and Bikeways in Nashville, Tennessee, pedestrian planning in Birmingham, Alabama, and transportation issues at a family services center in Sylacauga, Alabama. Episode number 83.
Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues. This week's topic is "Grandparenting- Connecting Across the Generations." Episode number 26.
Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This month's episode is "The Bad Ones." Episode number 13.
Recovery Month... Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions. This months's show is titled "Treatment Approaches for Women." Episode number 22.
Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This month's episode is "Quickness of the Hand." Episode number 14.
Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson-and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade-battle criminals in London. This week's title is "The Case of the Unlucky Gambler." Episode number 37.
STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Advanced English Composition, Discovering Psychology, Sales Connection, Economics USA, Shaping America, and Voices in Democracy.
Tempo... Tempo is produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music. This week's show profiles a high school women's chorus leader. Episode number 11.
Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This month's program is entitled "The Reality of Cancer Prevention." Episode number 8.
Words That Cook!... Words That Cook! is a half-hour of fun-filled entertainment for parents with children from 1-12. This month's show, titled "Art of Storytelling", examines the role that illustrations play in making stories come to life. Episode number 9.
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Week of October 20th - October 26th
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Movie #1: Penny Serenade... Worldly sophisticates marry and suffer typical trials and tribulations, first as newlyweds, then as the new owners of a country newspaper, and finally as parents of an adopted child.
Movie #2: Mutiny... In the War of 1812, the crew aboard an American ship carrying a million dollars in gold begins plotting mutiny, and the ship captain's intentions come into question as well.
Movie #3: Captain Kidd... Charles Laughton stars as a ruthless, greedy pirate who seeks a buried treasure and a little romance out on the open sea.
Movie #4: The Chase... A man is dragged into a violent underworld when he returns a lost wallet and discovers the owner is a crime lord.
Movie #5: The Man on the Eiffel Tower... A very rich, elderly woman is murdered and French police inspector Maigret must uncover the killer's identity.
Movie #6: Jane Eyre... Orphan Jane Eyre becomes a governess at Thornfield Hall and falls in love with her employer. Suddenly, when Jane is about to win the happiness she deserves, a dark secret comes to light, and it will take all of her courage, love and understanding to triumph. |
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Arts a la Carte... Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown community. This month's show focuses on the Germantown Arts Alliance with guests Pat Scroggs, Bob Mednikow, and Beth Dudley.
Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to her show Charlie McCraw, Regional President of First Tennessee; Rocky Janda, Owner of POP Solutions; and Shannon Fristensky, Business Development Director for the Fall Fashion Show.
Crosstalk... This week, host Amy Fenton will talk with area counselors about local colleges.
Facing History and Ourselves: Four Perfect Pebbles... Author Marion Blumenthal Lazan shares her childhood experiences in the Nazi Death Camps during World War II and the steps she made to re-start her life anew in the United States.
I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month's show "Rocks".
Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News looks at the Germantown Alderman elections in a special two-part series. The first show will have Alderman Position 5 candidates, Ernest Chism, James Danielik, Gary Pruitt, and David Spann. The second show will have Alderman Position 4 candidates, Mark Billingsley and Frank Uhlhorn, and Alderman Position 3 candidates, Donna Newman and Michael Palazzolo.
LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month's show focuses on real estate law with guest Neal Hannah.
Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial. This month's topic is "Enduring the Economy" with guests Dr. Robert Brittingham and Doug Campbell, professors at Christian Brothers University.
Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy's guests are Pat Scroggs, Executive Director with the Germantown Areaa Chamber of Commerce, Barbara Fisher, Senior Advisory Commission member and Regina Allen from the Germantown Parks and Recreations Department, who reviews this month's senior calendar.
Shelby County Schools Report... Host Ted Beasley takes a look at the Race for Education and the Alumni Hall of Fame Banquet. The October Teacher Feature spotlights Brenta Joy of Germantown Elementary, and the school of the month is Collierville Middle. This month's SCS Focus guest is Shelby County Education Foundation Executive Director Joe Keohane.
Spotlight On Germantown... Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government. This month the mayor's guests include Dennis Wolf, Germantown Fire Department Fire Chief, and Tania Moskalenko, Executive Director of Germantown Performing Arts Center.
Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis entertains children from local area pre-school programs with "Let's Make Some Noise!", original songs and stories.
What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Sarah Gray examine current medical issues. This month's show focuses on food allergies with Dr. Greg Hannisian.
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Every Sunday, GHS-TV features 5 hours of the best episodes from our quality programming line-up. This week's GHS-TV marathon features episodes of Perils for Pedestrians, an informative series promoting awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk.
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Beverly Hillbillies... Each weekend, join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week's title is "The Great Feud." Episode number 9.
Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary... Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary provides tips on how to improve your fishing game. This month's show is entitled "A.C. Shiners and Smallmouth." Episode number 4.
Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa.This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This month's title is "The Gunman." Episode number 1.
Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This week's show features "Kodiak Brown Bear." Episode number 2.
Canapé... Canapé is a program highlighting French cultural events across the United States. This month's show looks at percussionist Le Quan Ninh, director David Grubin's film Napoléon, and the art exhibit "A Distant Muse". Episode number 230.
Classic TV presents "Annie Oakley". TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. October is Annie Oakley month. Each week watch another episode of this series about the famous sharpshooter. This series stars Gail Davis in the title role. This week's title is "The Dude Stagecoach." Episode # 4.
The Conn Jackson Show... The Conn Jackson Show is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week's show features Circque, Ted Turner, and Tina Brown. Episode number 216.
France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France. This week's focus is "French Antilles and Guyana." Episode number 77.
French Focus... French Focus is a series on the landscape, customs, and entertainment in France. This month's focus is "Photography." Episode number 221.
Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch... Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch is a powerfully fun and effective workout that will lift your sprits and strengthen your heart, muscles, and core. You'll get a healthy dose of cardio, strength, and stretch moves and finish up feeling energized and refreshed. Episode #7.
The Lucy Show... Each week, watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week's title is "Lucy and Paul Winchell."
NASA: Destination Tomorrow... Destination Tomorrow: Bringing the Future into Focus is an informative program exploring NASA's current aeronautical research and development programs. This week's show examines radiation's effect on efforts to reach destinations such as the moon and Mars as well as its effect on human tissue. Episode number 25.
National Gallery of Art presents: An American Impressionist: William Merritt Chase at Shinnecock... This documentary highlights Chase's years at Shinnecock, where he established the first important outdoor summer school of art in America.
Perils for Pedestrians... This weekly television series promotes awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week, host John Wetmore looks at Walk-Bike Nashville, the Virginia Bicycle Federation, and policy changes to benefit pedestrians and bicyclists at the Walk-Bike Virginia Conference. Episode number 84.
Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues. This week's topic is "Discipline." Episode number 28.
Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This month's episode is "The Bad Ones." Episode number 13.
Recovery Month... Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions. This months's show is titled "Treatment Approaches for Women." Episode number 22.
Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This month's episode is "Quickness of the Hand." Episode number 14.
Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson-and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade-battle criminals in London. This week's title is "The Case of the Diamond Tooth." Episode number 38.
STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Advanced English Composition, Discovering Psychology, Sales Connection, Economics USA, Shaping America, and Voices in Democracy.
Tempo... Tempo is produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music. This week's show profiles fifth grade general music teachers. Episode number 12.
Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This month's program is entitled "The Reality of Cancer Prevention." Episode number 8.
Words That Cook!... Words That Cook! is a half-hour of fun-filled entertainment for parents with children from 1-12. This month's show, titled "Art of Storytelling", examines the role that illustrations play in making stories come to life. Episode number 9.
Yes I Can... Celebrate the benefits of recycling with the Steel Recycling Institute.
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