City 12 TV
City 12 Documentaries
August, 2008
1 FRI Churchill #101
3 SUN Distant Shores #201
4 MON Soundstage #1501 “Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Part 1”
5 TUES Beijing, Are you Ready? #111 & #112
6 WED AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange: #106 We Will Not Die Like Dogs
7 THURS Churchill #101
8 FRI Churchill #102
10 SUN Distant Shores #202
11 MON Soundstage #1502 “Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Part 2”
12 TUES 7pm Beijing, Are you Ready? #113 & Jonathan Bird’s Blue World #101
8pm Rochester City Council Meeting (Repeats Saturday August 16th at 4pm)
13 WED Carrier #101 “All Hands”
14 THUR Churchill #102
15 FRI Churchill #103
17 SUN Distant Shores #203
18 MON Soundstage #1503 “Lifehouse”
19 TUES Jonathan Bird’s Blue World #102 & #103
20 WED Carrier #102 “Controlled Chaos”
21 THURS Churchill #103
22 FRI Need to Know Special Edition – Response to Murder
24 SUN Distant Shores #204
25 MON Soundstage #1504 “Daugherty”
26 TUES Jonathan Bird’s Blue World #104 & #105
27 WED Carrier #103 “Super Secrets”
28 THUR Kids: Trying to Trim Down
29 FRI On Being An American
August Documentary slots: |
New In August
Sundays at 4:30pm SeeMore’s Playhouse
Features a colorful world of loveable puppet characters, irresistible music and laugh-out loud fun to promote safe and healthy habits for kids ages three to seven. SeeMore and his friends - Basil Wombat, Lottie Lamb, Barb Porcupine, Shades the Wolf, Penny Pup, and Harry Hippo - gather to talk, play, and learn important lessons about growing up safe and healthy.
The information conveyed on SEEMORE'S PLAYHOUSE reflects the real-life safety and health issues of little ones today and helps children feel self-confident and empowered. The series promotes a wide range of health and safety issues, including fire, bicycle, poison, water, and playground safety, as well as exercise, nutrition, and self-esteem.
Replaces: Signing Time – Starting August 31st
Sundays at 3pm - Jonathan Bird's Blue World
A family-oriented television series hosted by dynamic marine naturalist and underwater photographer Jonathan Bird. The format is magazine style, with half hour episodes containing 3 segments. The segments will encompass a variety of subjects, including stories about animals, marine research and researchers, underwater exploration and recent discoveries. The stories always have an underwater theme and feature stunning underwater photography. The program follows the adventures of Jonathan as he attempts to learn about the underwater world and the creatures that live there. He is both the host and one of the cameramen, so his camera's perspective is part of the adventure, and the narration is in the first person, from his point of view.
Replaces: Taste of New York – Starting August 10th
