Tuesday TV: Nazi Hunting, Revived Jousters, Storage War
How to answer something as devastating as the genocide of World War II? Freed Jews initially went on wildcat acts of revenge against Germany that involved poisoning water supplies. But…
How to answer something as devastating as the genocide of World War II? Freed Jews initially went on wildcat acts of revenge against Germany that involved poisoning water supplies. But…
Low scores and relative obscurity are conspiring to make Hope Solo the next to leave “Dancing with the Stars.” With a total of 49 out of a possible 70 points…
There’s a reason humans love their pets so. In some instances the unconditional love of the animals can be lifesaving. Such are the stories covered on the new series “Saved”…
If TLC has any connection whatsoever to its original initials – The Learning Channel – it might be to let us learn about unusual people. Part of its approach echoes…
The productions for “Masterpiece Contemporary” (PBS, 9 p.m., check local listings) have generally been very good. But here’s something that’s very unusual as well – a very literary, funny and…
Let’s see if anybody forgets anything in the South Carolina Republican Debate (CBS, 8 p.m.), the first on a broadcast network, but the second in four days. But don’t worry,…
The PBS Arts Fall Festival reaches a high note with an inside look at how an artist creates a major dance and theater piece in honor of Abraham Lincoln’s bicentennial.…
Here’s an awards show that stands out from the rest, on its hind legs. On the first ever American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards (Hallmark, 8 p.m.), eight canines from…
Filmmaker Heather Courtney returned to her hometown of Hancock, Mich., in the state’s snowy Upper Peninsula to follow a group of childhood friends who go from sleds and graffiti art…
All five nominees for Entertainer of the Year by the Country Music Association will perform at the gala CMA Awards Show (ABC, 8 p.m.), live from Nashville. Those nominees include…