KQED Public TV Highlights

  • The Sixties

The Sixties: The Years That Shaped a Generation

The 1960s were years of change, experimentation and hope that transformed a nation.
Tonight at 9pm

  • Bill Moyers

Bill Moyers Journal

Journalist Bill Moyers returns with a series that features interviews and news analysis on a wide range of subjects, including politics, arts and culture, the media, the economy and issues facing democracy.
Friday at 10pm

  • Green Gables

Anne of Green Gables

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When Anne starts school, she meets her classroom rival and sometime enemy Gilbert Blythe.
Saturday at 8pm

  • Nature

Nature

Horse and Rider
Every relationship between horse and rider rests on understanding the animal and building trust.
Sunday at 8pm

 

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TV Tonight

Aug 21, 2008

KQED Productions

  • Check Please! Bay Area

    Check Please! Bay Area

    Restaurant reviews with a dash of style, from real people like you! Hosted by Leslie Sbrocco.

  • The Do List

    Imagemakers

    A showcase of short films by emerging filmmakers who could be the next Tarantino or Coppola.

  • Quest

    QUEST

    Science and nature for and about the Bay Area. Do you know what's in your own backyard?

  • Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way

    Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way

    The master shows you how to create simple, special meals in minutes

  • Ocean Adventures

    Jean-Michel Coustea: Ocean Adventures

    Follow their explorations of spectacular locales across the globe.

  • Spark

    Spark

    Spark takes you inside the creative process to witness the challenges and rewards of making art.

  • Quest

    This Week in Northern California

    Belva Davis hosts an insightful roundtable on the week's events.

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