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July 2016 Primetime Schedule
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3:00am Canada Over the Edge
3:00am First World War
Sunshine Coast. See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
Jihad. See 10:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
4:00am Liberia 77
4:00am Do You Really Want To Know?
7:00pm Canada Over the Edge
Sunshine Coast. From high above British
Columbia’s Bowen and Gambier Islands,
this is an epic aerial exploration. [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin
[NEW!]
In-depth analysis and intelligent debate
on the issues that are changing Ontario
and the world beyond. For nightly topics,
visit tvo.org. [CC]
After 30 years, the Topham brothers
return to Liberia, their childhood paradise.
A Canadian family’s African experience
is recorded in a country on the edge of
destruction. [CC]
The film follows three families facing
the difficult decision of genetic testing
for Huntington’s disease. [DV] [CC]
SATURDAY JULY 2
7:00pm National Geographic
7:00pm National Geographic
Taking Sides. Neil is accused of groping
by a female patient and Maggie doesn’t know
what to believe. [CC]
Finding the Lost Da Vinci. After a 500 year
disappearance of da Vinci’s mural,
The Battle of Anghiari, Maurizio Seracini
is staking his reputation on the fact that it is
in Florence, Italy. [DV] [CC]
10:00pm New Tricks
8:00pm Coast New Zealand [NEW!]
9:00pmHeartbeat
Old School Ties. The UCOS team reinvestigate
the disappearance of teacher Jason Bowe
when a body is discovered on the perimeter
of the elite boarding school where he taught.
(1 of 6). Historian Neil Oliver is joined
by a team of local experts to celebrate
New Zealand’s unique history, people,
archaeology, geography and wildlife. [CC]
[CC]
SUNDAY JULY 3
Lost Sharks of Easter Island. Shark expert
Enric Sala and his team set out from Chile to
brave the tempestuous Pacific Ocean. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm Walking Through History
King John’s Ruin: Peak District. In Sherwood
Forest and the Peak District, Tony Robinson
explores the story of King John, the hapless
monarch. [DV] [RP] [CC]
9:00pm Born to Be Different [NEW!]
(2 of 15). This reality series portrays the
pressures and joys of a disabled child’s life.
Six families’ children are followed. [CC]
9:00pm Gayby Baby [NEW!]
11:00pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
When the world is questioning same-sex
politics, GAYBY BABY takes us into the
homes of four kids and their gay parents.
12:00am Green Heroes
[CC]
Back to Nature. Exploring the connection
humans have with the outdoors, the necessity
of nature to our health. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:24am Green Heroes
The Art of Change. What if art, as a
mirror on society, could be used to reflect
environmental problems? These Green
Heroes are creating an artistic canvas to
inspire change. [DV] [RP] [CC]
10:30pm First World War
Jihad. The Allies thought Turkey would only
be a small factor in the war, but the Ottoman
Empire tied up Allied troops for four years.
[DV] [CC]
11:30pm National Geographic
Finding the Lost Da Vinci. See 7pm.
11:00pm 15 Reasons To Live
Inspired by Ray Robertson’s book ,
“Why Not: Fifteen Reasons To Live?”,
Alan Zweig’s documentary takes up the
list in an examination of human happiness.
[DV] [CC]
12:30am National Geographic
12:30am Coast New Zealand
2:00am New Tricks
1:30am Gayby Baby
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Old School Ties. See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
Arthur Currie: Master of War (1 of 4).
Military historian Norm Christie goes on
a pilgrimage to significant Great War sites
to commemorate the 100th anniversary
of the Great War. [DV] [CC]
[DV] [RP] [CC]
Heartbeat
Taking Sides. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am
10:00pm The Great War Tour
(1 of 6). See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
Lost Sharks of Easter Island. See 7pm.
[DV] [RP] [CC]
1:30am Walking Through History
King John’s Ruin: Peak District. See 8pm.
[DV] [RP] [CC]
The Agenda in the Summer
Where to find TVO:
TVO airs on cable channel 2 in most areas.
Rogers HD channel 580; Bell HD channel 1209;
Bell Fibe TV SD channel 209; Bell TV channel 265;
Shaw Direct SD channel 39; Shaw Direct SD channel 353.
Weekdays at 8 and 11 pm
Summer host Nam Kiwanuka
interviews prominent thinkers
and experts on issues
from politics and business,
to neurology and the arts.
For nightly topics, visit
theagenda.tvo.org.
[NEW!] = New Episode
[DV] = Descriptive Video [RP] = Repeat Program
[CC] = Closed Captioned
Find us online:
tvo.org
tvokids.com
Times listed are in eastern time.
Programming is subject to change.
Connect with TVO:
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2:30am Born to Be Different
3:00am John Portman -
3:30am The Great War Tour
A Life of Building
Once a maverick, Portman is recognized
as one of the most innovative architects.
(2 of 15). See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Arthur Currie: Master of War (1 of 4).
See 10 pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
[RP] [CC]
4:00amProsecutor
MONDAY JULY 4
7:00pm Tomorrow’s Food
(2 of 3). Dara O Briain continues to reveal
the awe-inspiring future of the food we grow,
buy and eat. He’s joined by Angela Hartnett,
Dr. Shini Somara, and Chris Bavin. [RP] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the
Summer [NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm
Hard Rock Medical
Q and Eh?. What do medical schools look
for in a prospective doctor? Book smarts and
a basic type-A personality? [DV] [CC]
We follow prosecutor, Moreno-Ocampo
as the International Criminal Court
issues a warrant for President Omar
Al-Bashir and opens Congolese
Thomas Lubanga’s trial. [DV] [CC]
TUESDAY JULY 5
7:00pm Mega Structures –
Sinking an Aircraft Carrier [NEW!]
An explosives ordinance team’s mission
is to sink the USS Oriskany to create the
largest artificial reef in the world. [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
3:00am Sex & Sensibility:
The Allure of Art Nouveau
Paris. Stephen Smith explores the objects
of Parisian Art Nouveau. [CC]
4:00amGenius
(1 of 5). Stephen Hawking and Jim Al-Khalili
explain how Newton saw mathematics in
everything. Richard Dawkins explores
Hooke’s microscopic world. Kathy Sykes
charts Halley’s stellar explorations. [CC]
WEDNESDAY JULY 6
7:00pm Bill Bailey’s Jungle Hero
(2 of 2). In his mission to get Wallace
recognised alongside Darwin, Bill Bailey
discovers fabulous wildlife. [CC]
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
9:00pm Eat: The Story of Food [NEW!]
Food Revolutionaries (1 of 4). This is the
story of how food has driven nearly
everything we have ever done as a species,
and yet is one of the most overlooked
aspects of human history. [CC]
2:00am Mega Structures –
Sinking an Aircraft Carrier
See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Trial by Fire. The first day of class has
everyone’s attention except for Charlie.
Gina almost falls victim to medical
school’s attrition rates until a rescuer
talks her off the ledge. [DV] [CC]
10:00pm Victorian Farm
(5 of 6). The team embark on a trip by
steam train. Ruth makes cheese, Alex tries
beekeeping, sheep are sheared, the hay is
harvested and Victorian cricket is played.
9:00pm
[CC]
[CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
10:00pm Animal Super Senses [NEW!]
Autism Grows Up
Thousands of young adults with Autism
Spectrum Disorder are looking for work in
Canada – more are coming. Are we ready?
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
The Hunt. The students are introduced to
a First Nations community moose hunt.
Gary and Farida’s beliefs clash, and Gina
walks in on a pharmacy robbery. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm The Doctor Can See You Now
Attracting doctors to remote communities
has been a challenge. In 2005, the Northern
Ontario School of Medicine was established.
[RP] [CC]
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Q and Eh? See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Sight. (1 of 3). Imagine if you could
“see” with sound, smell food buried deep
underground, or see the world in slow
motion. This series explores the hidden
world of animal senses. [CC]
12:00am Eat: The Story of Food
Food Revolutionaries (1 of 4). See 9pm.
10:00pm Up In Arms: How the Gun
Lobby is Changing Canada
A critical look at both sides of the
contentious Canadian gun issue. [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[RP] [CC]
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am
Victorian Farm
(5 of 6.) See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
2:00am Tomorrow’s Food
12:00am Autism Grows Up
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Trial by Fire. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
The Hunt. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am The Doctor Can See You Now
(2 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am Up In Arms: How the Gun
1:00am Animal Super Senses
Sight (1 of 3). See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
Lobby is Changing Canada
See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
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2:00am Bill Bailey’s Jungle Hero
1:00am
Coast Modern
See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
3:00am Sex & Sensibility:
The Allure of Art Nouveau
British Cities. Stephen Smith unearths
Britains Art Nouveau heritage with
Beardsley, Watts, Liberty, Mackintosh
and MacDonald. [CC]
2:00am Victoria Falls:
The Smoke That Thunders
See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
(2 of 2). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
4:00amGenius
(2 of 5). Britain’s Industrial Revolution was
sparked by scientific inquiry. The stories of
Watt’s steam engine, Priestley’s fascination
for gases, and Hunter’s surgeries are told. [CC]
7:00pm Victoria Falls:
The Smoke That Thunders
A tale of life on the Zambezi River, set
against the epic backdrop of Victoria Falls.
The Allure of Art Nouveau
Vienna. Stephen Smith explores how
Vienna’s artists rebelled against the
19th century establishment, bringing
in their own highly-sexed version of
Art Nouveau. [CC]
(3 of 5). James Dyson looks at Faraday’s
obsession with electricity. Kathy Sykes
explores Kelvin’s achievements and Richard
Dawkins relates Alfred Russel Wallace’s
theory of evolution. [CC]
[CC]
FRIDAY JULY 8
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
7:00pm Canada Over the Edge
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Clinic in Motion. A remote clinic is set up.
Melanie confronts a miner she believes
is abusing his wife. An ex-lover surprises
Eva, a goat is Charlie’s reward and Gina
takes a job. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm Indian Ocean with
Simon Reeve
South Africa to Zanzibar. Simon Reeve
travels from the Maldives to the streets
of Mogadishu. [CC]
End of the Road. Heading northwest from
Powell River along the Pacific Coastal
Highway we explore the volcanic Mount
Meager ending with the Stuart, Octopus
and Yorke Islands. [RP] [CC]
9:00pmHeartbeat
10:00pm New Tricks
Simon Reeve
South Africa to Zanzibar. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Heartbeat
Echoes of the Past. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am
2:00am New Tricks
Queen and Country. See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am Canada Over the Edge
End of the Road. See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
4:00amGenius
SATURDAY JULY 9
Lifeline. Students first encounter dementia
and terminal cancer. Gina and Melanie
argue. Charlie and Farida differ on helping
a mom and Nancy is no longer an empty
nester. [DV] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
12:00am Indian Ocean with
Saving Oceans. These Green Heroes
are defending marine life by every means
necessary. The work of Mary Gorman,
Farley Mowat and Alexandra Cousteau
are examined. [DV] [RP] [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
[NEW!]
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
Clinic in Motion. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:24am Green Heroes
See description on first page. [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
Echoes of the Past. The police investigate
mysterious events surrounding a couple
who have recently moved into a haunted
house. Mrs. Craddock organizes a
Christmas charity dance. [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
Moving Green. As climate change presents
us with new problems, those in business
and politics have found ways to reduce
emissions. [DV] [RP] [CC]
(4 of 5). Richard Dawkins shares
his admiration for computer pioneer,
Alan Turing. Further inventions by
Whittle, Watson-Watt and Fleming
are also explored. [CC]
10:00pm Coast Modern
Showcasing the West Coast Modernist
Architecture pioneers and the homes that
have become their legacies. [RP] [CC]
Lifeline. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Green Heroes
3:00am Sex & Sensibility:
4:00amGenius
THURSDAY JULY 7
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
Queen and Country. UCOS reinvestigate
the suspected suicide of diplomat, Annabel
Tilson, who’d suffered a miscarriage and a
humiliating fall from grace professionally.
[CC]
7:00pm National Geographic [NEW!]
The Hippo Supremacy. Zambia’s Luangwa
river hippos are seemingly living the easy
life. As one of the Earth’s heaviest creatures,
life fluctuates between peace and brutality.
[CC]
8:00pm Coast New Zealand [NEW!]
(2 of 6). Historian Neil Oliver is joined
by a team of local experts to celebrate
New Zealand’s unique history, people,
archaeology, geography and wildlife. [CC]
9:00pm Katharine Hepburn:
The Great Kate
This documentary takes a fresh approach to
an American icon. Katharine Hepburn was
a modern woman whose liberal family background contributed to her self-confidence
and views on gender roles. [DV] [CC]
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10:30pm First World War
Shackled to a Corpse. Fought along racial
lines, Slavs versus Teutons, the war on
the Eastern Front initiated many horrors
of 20th-century warfare. [DV] [CC]
11:00pm The Doctor Can See You Now
Attracting doctors to remote communities
has been a challenge. In 2005, the Northern
Ontario School of Medicine was established
to train doctors from the North, for the
North. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm National Geographic
The Hippo Supremacy. See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
12:30am Coast New Zealand
(2 of 6). See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
1:30am
Katharine Hepburn:
The Great Kate
See 9pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Mountains. See 7pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
England’s Last Battle: West Country.
See 8pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
3:00am The Great War Tour
SUNDAY JULY 10
7:00pm Untamed Americas
Mountains. An epic look at the mountains of
North and South America. Over 9,000 miles
long, a series of mountain chains run from
Alaska to the Andes. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm Walking Through History
England’s Last Battle: West Country.
Tony Robinson hikes up from Dorset’s
Jurassic Coast to the Somerset Levels,
in the footsteps of the Duke of Monmouth.
[DV] [CC]
9:00pm The Choir:
Sing While You Work
P & O Ferries (1 of 8). Choirmaster
Gareth Malone returns to create harmony
in Britain’s five biggest workplaces. [CC]
10:00pm The Great War Tour
The Missing (2 of 4). Few know that 20,000
Canadian soldiers killed in the Great War
are still missing. Norm Christie solves
a 90-year-old mystery finding 44 men lost
at Vimy Ridge. [DV] [CC]
Love, Labour, Loss. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Hooked on Seafood (2 of 4). See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Victorian Farm
6 of 6. See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00am Tomorrow’s Food
(3 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00am The Choir:
[DV] [RP] [CC]
(5 of 5). The final episode looks at the
discoveries of the last 50 years and reveals
where some of the greatest minds think
we are heading in genetics, astronomy
and nanotechnology. [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
1:00am
1:00am Walking Through History
Sing While You Work
P & O Ferries (1 of 8). See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
4:00amGenius
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
12:00am Eat: The Story of Food
12:00am Untamed Americas
3:00am First World War
Shackled to a Corpse. See 10:30pm.
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
The Missing (2 of 4). See 10pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
4:00am The Doctor Can See You Now
See 11pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am King George and
Queen Mary: The Royals Who
Rescued the Monarchy
(1 of 2). King George V, a conservative
Victorian, was an unlikely modernizer
yet he turned out to be a remarkable
innovator. [CC]
4:00am Indian Ocean with
MONDAY JULY 11
7:00pm Tomorrow’s Food
(3 of 3). Dr. Shini Somara tastes chocolate
treated with mushrooms. Chris Bavin
discovers greens grown without sunlight,
while Dara experiences the mind-reading
menu. [RP] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Simon Reeve
South Africa to Zanzibar. Simon Reeve
travels from the Maldives to the streets
of Mogadishu. [RP] [CC]
TUESDAY JULY 12
7:00pm National Geographic
Laverstoke Distillery: Breaking Ground.
In one of Europe’s most ambitious projects,
Thomas Heatherwick’s architects battle
to keep their glasshouse looking just so,
while the engineers struggle to work out
how to make them. [CC]
Love, Labour, Loss. Dr. Helvi’s sister is
in labour, Eva helps a couple of Aboriginal
teens on the maternity ward rotation,
Nancy faces her past, and Gina’s tuition
is overdue. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
9:00pm Eat: The Story of Food [NEW!]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Hooked on Seafood (2 of 4). Food. It has
driven nearly everything we have ever done
as a species, and yet it is one of the most
overlooked aspects of human history. [CC]
10:00pm Victorian Farm
(6 of 6). Before the farm year ends, the
team must bring in the wheat harvest.
Ruth explores the crafts of straw plaiting
and printing. Alex and Peter try making a
home brew. [CC]
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
Down Under. The students go 5,000 feet
underground to understand miners.
Charlie witnesses a death and Melanie
faces the man she falsely accused of abuse.
Unexpected visitors shock Gina in her
modeling class. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm Banaz – An Honour Killing
Chronicling the brutal “honour killing”
of Banaz Mahmod, a woman who was
“disappeared” by her own family in 2006,
and DCI Caroline Goode’s relentless
pursuit of the killers. [CC]
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10:00pm Animal Super Senses [NEW!]
Sound (2 of 3). Imagine if you could “see”
with sound, smell food buried deep
underground, or view the world in slow
motion. This series explores the hidden
world of animal senses. [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Down Under. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Banaz - An Honour Killing
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
9:00pm Of Men and War
In this Iraq War chronicle, the horrors of
the battlefield come home to roost in riveting
and disturbing ways as veterans suffer from
the effects of PTSD. [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Gratitude. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
12:00am Indian Ocean with
[DV] [RP] [CC]
Simon Reeve
Madagascar, Mauritius and the Seychelles.
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Rock and a Hard Place. See 8:30pm.
12:00am The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am A Drummer’s Dream
See 10pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:30am Of Men and War
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00am Simon King’s Shetland
1:00am Animal Super Senses
3:00am Polar Bear Family and Me
Diaries
(1 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00am National Geographic
4:00am Indian Ocean with
3:00am King George and
Simon Reeve
Kenya and the Horn of Africa. Reeve’s journey
starts in the south of Kenya, goes up the
coast to Mombasa and ends in Somalia. [CC]
Sound (2 of 3). See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
Laverstoke Distillery: Breaking Ground.
See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
Queen Mary: The Royals Who
Rescued the Monarchy
(2 of 2). Though of a humble royal background, Queen Mary was chosen by Queen
Victoria as a future queen consort. [CC]
4:00am Indian Ocean with
Simon Reeve
Madagascar, Mauritius and the Seychelles.
Simon Reeve’s Indian Ocean Journey leads
him to some of the most exotic tropical
locations on earth. [CC]
WEDNESDAY JULY 13
(1 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
THURSDAY JULY 14
4:00am Indian Ocean with
7:00pm Simon King’s
Shetland Diaries
(1 of 3). Simon King, his wife Marguerite
and their baby daughter Savannah move into
an isolated cottage for a two-year stay on
the Shetland Islands. [CC]
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
(1 of 3). Wildlife cameraman Gordon
Buchanan travels by boat to far-flung
Svalbard to follow a wild polar bear
family over three seasons. [CC]
Gratitude. At Thanksgiving, Eva brings
Gary to meet her family. Nancy opens up
to Farida. Cameron receives an unexpected
visitor and Charlie gets a prescription for
his depression. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
9:00pm Indian Ocean with
[NEW!]
Simon Reeve
Madagascar, Mauritius and the Seychelles.
Simon Reeve’s Indian Ocean Journey leads
him to some of the most exotic tropical
locations on earth. [RP] [CC]
See description on first page.[CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Rock and a Hard Place. Gina’s tuition
has surprisingly been paid, Charlie is
depressed at not saving a miner, Dr. Healy
and Nancy tend to an artist, and Dr. Helvi’s
patient may have swallowed gemstones.
[DV] [CC]
Simon Reeve
Oman to the Maldives. In a remote region
of vast cliffs and deep inlets, Simon
witnesses a smuggling trade between
Oman and Iran. [CC]
FRIDAY JULY 15
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
7:00pm Polar Bear Family and Me
3:00am The Many Lovers
of Jane Austen
Though Austen’s reputation appeared to
die with her, she is now a cultural brand.
Professor Vickery examines how generations
have sought their own reflection in her
novels. [CC]
7:00pm Canada Over the Edge
Secrets of the Interior. From Vancouver
Island we explore Knight Inlet and
Klinaklini Glacier. We then come to
Calvert Island, Hakai and BC's inland
rainforests. [RP] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Woop Woop. Healy and his students
learn survival skills, Nancy and Healy
find common ground, Charlie is forced
to perform surgery, and Gary attends
a funeral. [DV] [CC]
10:00pm A Drummer’s Dream
Iconic and diverse musicians come together
in rural Ontario to pass on their artistry
to a younger generation. [DV] [CC]
9:00pmHeartbeat
Twists of Fate. Maggie is accused of medical
negligence. Greengrass’s plan to profit from
a tramp works until the he disappears. [CC]
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10:00pm New Tricks
The Girl Who Lived. The UCOS team’s
feathers are ruffled with the arrival
of Steve McAndrew, a retired Glasgow
detective, brought in to reinvestigate
one of his original cases. [CC]
9:00pmBuck
We follow Buck Brannaman from his
abusive childhood to his phenomenally
successful approach to horses, a real-life
horse-whisperer. [CC]
10:00pm The Great War Tour
Sacred Places. Norm Christie takes us to
the Western Front battlefields to discover
how these burial grounds, with their
thousands of Canadian dead, are our
sacred places. [DV] [CC]
10:30pm First World War
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Woop Woop. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Canada 1812 Forged in Fire
Brock. Isaac Brock, born in the Channel
Islands in 1769, joined the British Army
as a young teenager and quickly advanced
through the ranks. [DV] [CC]
Breaking the Deadlock. At Verdun,
the Somme, and Cambrai, tactical evolutions
and technical innovations resulted in little
gain but many casualties on both sides.
[DV] [CC]
11:30pm National Geographic
Game of Lions. See 7pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
11:00pm Fight Like Soldiers,
Die Like Children
When you’ve been to hell and back, how do
you shake the memories? This question has
haunted General Romeo Dallaire since 1994,
when he was UN Force Commander during
the Rwandan genocide. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Untamed Americas
12:30am Coast New Zealand
(3 of 6). See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
Coasts. See 7pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
1:00am Time Team
12:30am Canada 1812 Forged in Fire
De Salaberry. Charles de Salaberry was born
in Beauport, Quebec to a family with a long
line of military officers. [DV] [CC]
1:00am
Heartbeat
Twists of Fate. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00am New Tricks
The Girl Who Lived. See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am Canada Over the Edge
Secrets of the Interior. See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
4:00am Indian Ocean with
Simon Reeve
Sri Lanka to Bangladesh. Sri Lanka was
a target for invaders and colonisers for
centuries. Now the Chinese are building
a new port and a 30-year war is at an end.
This leg of the journey ends at Chittagong.
[CC]
SATURDAY JULY 16
7:00pm National Geographic
Game of Lions. One out of eight lions
survives into adulthood, and the surviving
males enter into bloodline fights. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm Coast New Zealand [NEW!]
(3 of 6). Historian Neil Oliver is joined
by a team of local experts to celebrate
New Zealand’s unique history, people,
archaeology, geography and wildlife. [CC]
1:30am
Buck
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
The Forgotten Gunners of WWI. See 8pm.
[RP] [CC]
3:00am First World War
2:00am The Choir:
[DV] [RP] [CC]
Sing While You Work
Birmingham City Council (2 of 8). See 9pm.
Breaking the Deadlock. See 10:30pm.
[RP] [CC]
4:00am Indian Ocean with
Simon Reeve
Indonesia to Australia. From Banda
Aceh Simon travels to Jakarta and Bali,
with Australia being last on his journey. [CC]
3:00am The Great War Tour
Sacred Places. See 10pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
SUNDAY JULY 17
4:00am Fight Like Soldiers,
Die Like Children
See 11pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
7:00pm Untamed Americas
MONDAY JULY 18
Coasts. Shaped by three great oceans,
America’s coastline twists well over
100,000 miles almost from pole to pole.
It is the only contiguous landmass to
encompass nearly every latitude. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm Time Team
The Forgotten Gunners of WWI.
The 20th series begins with an examination
of what life was like for the First World War
Machine Gun Corps. [CC]
9:00pm The Choir:
Sing While You Work
Birmingham City Council (2 of 8). As the
best workplace choir contest continues,
Gareth travels to Birmingham. He discovers
a singing traffic warden, a social worker
soloist and a high-pitched gardener. [CC]
7:00pm Italy Unpacked
(1 of 3). Andrew Graham-Dixon and chef
Giorgio Locatelli travel through Italy
exploring its culture. They begin in Bologna,
then go on to Ferrara, Modena and Parma.
[CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
See description on first page.[CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Other Side of the Fence. The students
spend a day in a seniors’ home, Gary returns
to the place of his birth, Nancy has Healy
look at her plumbing and Eva goes to the
correctional facility. [DV] [CC]
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9:00pm Eat: The Story of Food [NEW!]
Guilty Pleasures (3 of 4).
10:00pm Wartime Farm
(1 of 8). The team begin on the wartime farm
by reclaiming badlands to grow new crops.
Peter works with a blacksmith, and Ruth and
Alex deal with a troublesome tractor. [CC]
9:00pm Don’t Panic:
How to End Poverty in 15 Years
Statistician Hans Rosling offers real hope
for an end to global poverty. [CC]
10:00pm Animal Super Senses [NEW!]
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
Scent (3 of 3). Imagine if you could see
with sound, smell food buried deep
underground, or view the world in slow
motion. This series explores the hidden
world of animal senses. [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
Other Side of the Fence. See 8:30pm.
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Diamonds and Dust. A memorial is set
for the cadavers, Gina has a plan for her
diamonds, Charlie’s goat has other ideas,
Cameron has been tricked and Juliet’s twin
sister shocks Gina. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm Somewhere Between
Four teenaged girls - adopted from China
under it’s one child policy – show us what
it’s like coming of age in today’s America
as trans-racial adoptees. [CC]
10:30pmEchoes
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Women in China face pressure to deliver
boys. Who are the women faced with these
difficult decisions, and who are the women
who raise their children? [DV] [RP] [CC]
Wartime Farm
(1 of 8). See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
12:00am Don’t Panic:
How to End Poverty in 15 Years
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
2:00am Italy Unpacked
1:00am Animal Super Senses
12:00am The Agenda in the Summer
2:00am National Geographic
12:30am Somewhere Between
[DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Eat: The Story of Food
Guilty Pleasures (3 of 4). See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am
(1 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am From C to C:
Chinese Canadian Stories of Migration
Filmed in Canada and China’s Guangdong
province, this documentary is a moving
cinematic tapestry of Chinese Canadian
stories of migration. [CC]
4:00am She Wolves:
England’s Early Queens
(1 of 3). Historian Helen Castor explores
how Matilda almost became the first queen
of England 800 years ago, and how her
daughter-in-law, Eleanor of Aquitaine,
achieved it. [CC]
TUESDAY JULY 19
7:00pm National Geographic
Laverstoke Distillery: Flood of Tears.
The massive project to turn a 19th-century
paper mill into a gin distillery with two
pioneering glass buildings pushes all to
their limit. [CC]
Face Off. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Scent (3 of 3). See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
Laverstoke Distillery: Flood of Tears.
See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
Originally a law enforcement tool,
the mugshot has deviated from its
fundamental purpose as a source
of criminal identification.
[DV] [CC]
4:00am She Wolves:
England’s Early Queens
(2 of 3). In 1308, at the age of 12, Isabella of
France became queen of England. A century
later, Margaret of Anjou followed in her
footsteps. [CC]
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
See 10:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
3:00am Polar Bear Family and Me
(2 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
4:00am She Wolves:
England’s Early Queens
(3 of 3). In 1553, for the first time in English
history, all the contenders for the crown
were female. Helen Castor examines these
three Tudor queens – Jane, Mary and
Elizabeth. [CC]
THURSDAY JULY 21
WEDNESDAY JULY 20
7:00pm Simon King’s
7:00pm Polar Bear Family and Me
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
Face Off. Prepping for the final anatomy
exam is Gina’s nightmare. Charlie’s wife
presses him to get a vasectomy. Healy
and Nancy rumours swirl, while Gary
and Eva get closer. [DV] [CC]
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00amEchoes
3:00amMugshot
(2 of 3). Gordon Buchanan returns to
Svalbard to trail Lyra and her cubs. He works
with scientists to understand how this
polar bear family is surviving the unusual
arctic weather. [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer [NEW!]
Diamonds and Dust. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Shetland Diaries
(2 of 3). From rocky cliffs to fertile farmland,
sand dunes to heather hills, Simon King
encounters the wide diversity of wildlife and
the full force of the Shetland climate. [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
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8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Trouble. With school on hiatus,
Charlie and Gina search for the missing
diamonds, Farida tries to shake off her past,
and Dr. Healy and Nancy appear to be
on a self-destructive journey. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm Indian Ocean with
Simon Reeve
Kenya and the Horn of Africa. This leg
of Simon Reeve’s journey starts in the south
of Kenya, then goes up the coast to Mombasa
and on to the Tana Delta, the island of
Kiwayu and Somalia. [RP] [CC]
10:00pm The Maestro and the Master
The vision for the new Marinsky II Opera
House in St. Petersburg was born of maestro
Valery Gergiev. Canadian architect, Jack
Diamond is bringing it to life. [RP] [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
FRIDAY JULY 22
7:00pm Canada Over the Edge
Bella Coola to Prince Rupert. Starting in
the town of Bella Coola, we begin an inland
aerial journey west, exploring Mount
Saugstad and Queen Charlotte Sound.
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
Tent City. Half the class visits a Sudbury tent
city, Charlie finds financial relief, Melanie
faces the man she wrongfully accused, and
Dr. Helvi tries to help Dr. Healy. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm Coast New Zealand [NEW!]
(4 of 6). Historian Neil Oliver is joined
by a team of local experts to celebrate
New Zealand’s unique history, people,
archaeology, geography, and wildlife. [CC]
9:00pmHeartbeat
The Angry Brigade. Jackie and Neil organize
a protest forcing Lord Ashfordly to reopen
a pathway – allowing access to so-called
ramblers. [CC]
10:00pm New Tricks
1:00am The Maestro and the Master
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
2:00am Simon King’s Shetland
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Diaries
(2 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
Shark Kill Zone. This film travels to ten
shark hot spots to reveal spectacular kinds
of shark feeding behaviour, from the Angel
shark to the 60-foot Whale shark. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Simon Reeve
Kenya and the Horn of Africa.
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
SATURDAY JULY 23
7:00pm National Geographic [NEW!]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
Body of Evidence. When the body of missing
computer expert turns up in the morgue
of a teaching hospital under a false name
Strickland asks the team to look into the
case. [CC]
12:00am Indian Ocean with
Streetlife (2 of 3). Professor Mary Beard
descends into the city streets to discover
the dirt, crime, sex and slum conditions
in the world’s first high-rise city. [CC]
[RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Trouble. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
4:00am Meet the Romans
The Agenda Interview. See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
Tent City. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
9:00pm Which Way Is the Front Line
From Here? The Life and Time of
Tim Hetherington [NEW!]
After the release of his documentary
Restrepo, photographer Tim Hetherington
was killed in Libya. Colleague, Sebastian
Junger, traces his work across the world’s
battlefields. [CC]
10:30pm First World War
Blockade. The British expected to rule
the seas, but German submarines evened
the odds. The British responded with a
blockade of Europe and Germany launched
submarine attacks. [DV] [CC]
11:30pm National Geographic
Shark Kill Zone. See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
12:00am Canada 1812 Forged in Fire
3:00am National Geographic
Venom: Nature’s Killer. What they lack
in speed, strength and size, some of the
world’s deadliest predators make up for with
chemical weapons. [DV] [CC]
4:00am Meet the Romans
All Roads Lead to Rome (1 of 3).
Professor Mary Beard asks not what the
Romans did for us, but what the empire
did for Rome. [CC]
Secord. Bringing to light the story of
Laura Secord, who took part in this seminal
moment in North American history. [DV] [CC]
12:30am Coast New Zealand
(4 of 6). See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
1:30am Which Way Is the Front Line
12:30am Canada 1812 Forged in Fire
Tecumseh. Exploring the life of Shawnee War
Chief Tecumseh who died in 1813. [DV] [CC]
From Here? The Life and Time of
Tim Hetherington
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
1:00am
Heartbeat
The Angry Brigade. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am First World War
2:00am New Tricks
4:00am Meet the Romans
Body of Evidence. See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am Canada Over the Edge
Bella Coola to Prince Rupert. See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
Blockade. See 10:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Behind Closed Doors (3 of 3).
Professor Mary Beard delves even deeper
into ordinary Roman life by going behind
the closed doors of their homes. [CC]
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SUNDAY JULY 24
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
TUESDAY JULY 26
[NEW!]
7:00pm Untamed Americas
Deserts. Deserts are among the harshest,
most extreme environments on the planet.
Wind and water sculpt these thirst-lands
into natural monuments. [DV] [CC]
8:00pm Time Team
Brancaster. Tony and the Team uncover
their largest ever range and number of items
from Roman Britain, undertaking their most
ambitious geophysics project to date. [CC]
9:00pm The Choir:
Sing While You Work
Sainsbury’s (3 of 8). Gareth checks out the
talent at supermarket giant, Sainsbury’s. [CC]
10:00pm The Great War Tour
The Vimy Pilgrimage. Norm Christie
reveals the story of the largest peacetime
armada in Canadian history – the 1936
Vimy Pilgrimage to Europe – to honor the
60,000 dead of the Great War. [DV] [CC]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Prison Confidential. Charlie’s unauthorized
prescription for a prisoner puts he and
Farida in jeopardy, Melanie is intrigued
by a cannabis cure, Eva and Gary encounter
a racist police officer. [DV] [CC]
7:00pm National Geographic
Laverstoke Distillery: Building the Impossible.
In the final chapter of turning a 19th century
paper mill into a state of the art gin distillery,
delays pile up and the schedule has to be
ripped apart. [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
9:00pm Eat: The Story of Food [NEW!]
Baked and Buzzed (4 of 4). Food. It has
driven nearly everything we have ever done
as a species, and yet it is one of the most
overlooked aspects of human history. [CC]
10:00pm Wartime Farm
(2 of 8). The team tackle the conditions
faced by British farmers in 1940, when the
full impact of rationing took hold during
the Nazi bombing in the Blitz. [CC]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Big Fish. Gary and Cameron are trapped
at a fly-in camp, Charlie tries to honour
a promise, Melanie tries to fix things
with a miner, and Gina learns about
Dr. Dallaire’s history. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm Which Way Is the Front Line
In India, the fishermen who witnessed the
2004 tsunami refuse to go back to the sea,
and their wives are now selling their kidneys
to feed their families. [RP] [CC]
Prison Confidential. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
From Here? The Life and Time of
Tim Hetherington
After the release of his documentary
Restrepo, photographer Tim Hetherington
was killed in Libya. Colleague, Sebastian
Junger, traces his work across the world’s
battlefields. [RP] [CC]
12:00am Eat: The Story of Food
10:08pm Sand Wars
12:00am Untamed Americas
1:00am
Deserts. See 7pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Wartime Farm
(2 of 8). See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
Every house, skyscraper and glass building,
every bridge, airport and sidewalk in our
society depends on sand. Can the supply
satisfy the demand? [CC]
1:00am Time Team
2:00am Italy Unpacked
Braincaster. See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
(2 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
2:00am The Choir:
3:00am Inside Disaster: Haiti
11:00pm The Market
Sing While You Work
Sainsbury’s (3 of 8). See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am The Great War Tour
The Vimy Pilgrimage. See 10pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
4:00am The Market
See 11pm. [RP] [CC]
MONDAY JULY 25
7:00pm Italy Unpacked
(2 of 3). Giorgio Locatelli goes home
to Lombardy, a region brimming with
engineering innovations. The first stop
is Corgeno, then on to Milan and ending
in Mantua. [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Baked and Buzzed (4 of 4). See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Emergency (1 of 3). Thirty-six hours after
one of the deadliest earthquakes in history,
an International Federation of Red Cross
team is travelling to Haiti to conduct its
largest operation ever. [CC]
4:00am Orbit: Earth’s
Extraordinary Journey
(1 of 3). Hosts Kate Humble and
Helen Czerski follow the sun from July to
December. Their quest takes them the globe
over to observe first-hand the dramatic
influences of spin on our world. [CC]
See 8pm.[RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Big Fish. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Which Way Is the Front Line
From Here? The Life and Time of
Tim Hetherington
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
1:08am
Sand Wars
See 10:08pm. [RP] [CC]
2:00am National Geographic
Laverstoke Distillery: Building the Impossible.
See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
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3:00am Inside Disaster: Haiti
Relief. Two weeks after the earthquake,
over a million people are becoming more
desperate. Operations become difficult
for the team. [CC]
4:00am Orbit: Earth’s
Extraordinary Journey
Orbit: Earth’s Extraordinary Journey
(2 of 3). Kate Humble and Helen Czerski
follow the sun from January through the
spring equinox, revealing how changes in
the earth’s orbit have shaped our planet. [CC]
1:00am
Father Figures
See 10pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
7:00pm Polar Bear Family and Me
(3 of 3). Gordon Buchanan and the team
return to Svalbard in September on the trail
of Lyra and her cub Miki. Lyra is very thin
and is refusing to let Miki suckle. [CC]
[DV] [RP] [CC]
(3 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
12:00am Indian Ocean with
3:00am Inside Disaster: Haiti
Simon Reeve
Oman to the Maldives. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Recovery. Six months after one of the world’s
deadliest earthquakes, people in Haiti
are struggling to survive and the Red
Cross is one of the few organizations still
distributing aid. [CC]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Extraordinary Journey
Orbit: Earth’s Extraordinary Journey (3 of 3).
In this final episode Kate Humble and Helen
Czerski travel back from the March equinox
to the end of June. Kate is in the Arctic and
Helen chases a tornado. [CC]
THURSDAY JULY 28
7:00pm Simon King’s Shetland
Diaries
(3 of 3). Simon and his family encounter
a multitude of wildlife and take part in
the traditions and rituals of the local
community. [CC]
Tree of Life. During a Tornado disaster
simulation, Dr. Helvi’s patience is tested.
Charlie and Farida help a roadside accident
victim and Nancy gets a surprise visitor.
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[DV] [CC]
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
[DV] [RP] [CC]
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door. Melanie and
Gina try to help an octogenarian in crisis,
Charlie tries to honour a promise to an
inmate, Nancy learns some unsettling news,
and Gary tries to help a junkie. [DV] [CC]
9:00pm Indian Ocean with
Simon Reeve
Oman to the Maldives. Simon witnesses
a smuggling trade between Oman and
Iran. He visits Kumzar, Mumbai and
the Maldives. [RP] [CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
The Agenda Interview. See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
Tree of Life. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am The Lost Highway
See 9pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Diaries
(3 of 3). See 7pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am Smoke Traders
The film looks at the Mohawk Nation’s
tobacco trade involvement from a
Native perspective. [DV] [CC]
4:00am Antiques to the Rescue
Borris House. The Kavanagh family at
Borris House in Ireland desperately
needs money to keep their stately home
weather tight. [CC]
FRIDAY JULY 29
BC’s Northern Coastal Boundary.
An aerial exploration begins at Seven Sisters
Provincial Park and ends in the town of
Powell River. [RP] [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
10:00pm Father Figures
When filmmaker April Butler’s 73-year-old
father Dale began a romantic relationship
with a 23-year-old woman from the
Philippines, Butler didn’t know what
to make of it. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Sculptor
See 10pm. [RP] [CC]
7:00pm Canada Over the Edge
9:00pm The Lost Highway
Howard Gibbs’s 80-year-old gas station
needs new tanks or the inspectors will
shut him down. He’s desperate to lure his
daughter back from the city to help.
1:00am Chaorismatic – David Altmejd
2:00am Simon King’s Shetland
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door. See 8:30pm.
2:00am Polar Bear Family and Me
4:00am Orbit: Earth’s
WEDNESDAY JULY 27
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
10:00pm Chaorismatic – David Altmejd
Sculptor
We journey into the strange yet beautiful
world of artist David Altmejd. Filmmaker
Renald Bellemare follows him as he prepares
for the prestigious Venice Biennial in 2007.
[CC]
11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
8:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
[NEW!]
See description on first page. [CC]
8:30pm Hard Rock Medical
True Nature. Gary and Charlie attend
an autopsy, Warren and Nancy have a
heart-to-heart, Dr. Healy nurses a shotgun
victim, Farida helps Erica and Gina,
and Eva find Charlie’s goat. [DV] [CC]
9:00pmHeartbeat
Fire and Ashes. A series of fires end in
tragedy, Maggie discovers she is pregnant,
and Ventress uncovers an imposter using
his name. [CC]
10:00pm New Tricks
Love Means Nothing in Tennis. 16 year-old
tennis champion Alice Kemp fell to her
death from a balcony. Did Alice jump,
or was she pushed? [CC]
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11:00pm The Agenda in the Summer
See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
11:30pm National Geographic
2:00am The Choir:
[DV] [RP] [CC]
Sing While You Work
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (4 of 8).
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Wild Yellowstone: She Wolf. See 7pm.
11:30pm Hard Rock Medical
True Nature. See 8:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:30am Coast New Zealand
(5 of 6). See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
3:00am Greatest Tank Battles
Norton. Focusing on the role that John
Norton played in the war of 1812. [DV] [CC]
1:30am
[DV] [RP] [CC]
12:30am Canada 1812 Forged in Fire
3:00am First World War
12:00am Canada 1812 Forged in Fire
The Manor
See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
The Battle for Germany. See 10pm.
4:00am The Lost Highway
Collins. By the time of his death at the
age of 97, Enos Collins was considered
the wealthiest man in Canada. [DV] [CC]
Revolution. See 10:30pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
4:00am Antiques to the Rescue
1:00am
Heartbeat
Fire and Ashes. See 9pm. [RP] [CC]
Marston Hall. Marston Hall survived
an attack by Oliver Cromwell, but is now
under threat from structural problems. [CC]
2:00am New Tricks
SUNDAY JULY 31
[RP] [CC]
7:00pm Untamed Americas
Love Means Nothing in Tennis. See 10pm.
3:00am Canada Over the Edge
BC’s Northern Coastal Boundary. See 7pm.
See 11pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
Forests. The Americas boast the greatest
variety of forests in the world: from the
Amazon to the north’s boreal forests. [DV] [CC]
[RP] [CC]
8:00pm Time Team
4:00am Antiques to the Rescue
The Haining. The trustees in charge
of a Scottish recluses’ mansion need
John’s expert advice. [CC]
A Capital Hill. Time Team investigate
Caerau Hillfort, a huge hill near Cardiff
that may be the lost Iron Age capital of
South Wales? [CC]
SATURDAY JULY 30
9:00pm The Choir:
7:00pm National Geographic [NEW!]
Wild Yellowstone: She Wolf. The famous
Yellowstone Lamar Canyon wolf pack is led
by a female: the She-Wolf. This is her story.
Sing While You Work
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (4 of 8).
Choirmaster Gareth Malone continues
his bid to find the year’s best workplace
choir. [CC]
[DV] [CC]
10:00pm Greatest Tank Battles
8:00pm Coast New Zealand [NEW!]
(5 of 6). Historian Neil Oliver is joined
by a team of local experts to celebrate
New Zealand’s unique history, people,
archaeology, geography, and wildlife. [CC]
9:00pm The Manor
When he was six, Shawney Cohen’s
father bought “The Manor” strip club in
Guelph, Ontario. Thirty years later, the
family’s lifestyle has got the better of them.
[RP] [CC]
The Battle for Germany. In 1944 the US
3rd Armored Division spearheaded the
Allied push from the western border of
Germany towards Berlin. [DV] [CC]
11:00pm The Lost Highway
Howard Gibbs’s 80-year-old gas station
needs new tanks or they will shut him down.
He’s desperate to lure his daughter back
from the city to help. [DV] [RP] [CC]
12:00am Untamed Americas
Forests. See 7pm. [DV] [RP] [CC]
10:30pm First World War
Revolution. As the war dragged on,
governments worried about unrest
in their own countries. [DV] [CC]
1:00am Time Team
A Capital Hill. See 8pm. [RP] [CC]
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