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APT supplies 91 hours to the DT2A (HD) feed schedule each month. This represents eight ongoing series, complemented by new and returning specials.


This August, APT HD Sizzles With New Series and Returning Favorites

Primal Grill With Steven Raichlen

APT HD leads off our new August programming with the premiere of GardenStory: Inspiring Spaces, Healing Places (10/30) (WS/HD Mix: #101-#104 WS; #105-#110 HD). Beginning Sunday, August 10, the series will profile innovative and exemplary gardens from Massachusetts to Missouri, while focusing on the power of gardens to create positive social change, and the need for stewardship of our natural world.

Other new titles debuting in August include:

Great Museums: China: West Meets East at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1/60; HD) arrives on 8/8 and 8/9, to coincide with the start of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. As if the title didn't give it away, the latest installment in the Great Museums series explores the nearly 40 centuries of Chinese paintings, wall hangings, calligraphy, sculpture, textiles and clothing on display at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Earlier in the month (8/1 and 8/2), we feed "Shanghai" and "Hong Kong" from Smart Travels — Pacific Rim With Rudy Maxa for curious viewers wanting to know more about the Far East. Two other episode from the series — "Maui and the Big Island" and "Oahu and Kauai" — feed on August 21 to commemorate Hawaii's admission into the Union.

Globe Trekker's "Los Angeles City Guide" (1/60; WS) finds a star-struck Megan McCormick making her way through Tinseltown: she seeks out the homes of the rich and fabulous, explores the backlots of Paramount Studios, experiences quirky Venice Beach, window-shops along ritzy Rodeo Drive and further south, tours the Queen Mary, navigates the curves of Mulholland Drive and stands beneath the famous Hollywood sign.

Season three of The Zula Patrol (13/30; HD) zooms into in the 7:00 AM slot beginning Saturday, August 16. Follow the lovably wacky band of galaxy-hopping animated characters as they set off on all-new adventures while piquing young viewers' interest in science and astronomy.

Highlights:
APT welcomes Mexico — One Plate at a Time With Rick Bayless (WS) back to the weekday lineup beginning 8/19


Weekday and Weekday Lineup

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0700ET The Zula Patrol II & III (Saturdays)
1600ET Rick Steves' Europe III & IV (M-F)
1630ET Smart Travels — Europe With Rudy Maxa III& IV (M-F; except 8/21)
1700ET Lidia's Italy (M-F)
1700ET America's Test Kitchen From Cook's Illustrated VIII (Saturdays) & Katie Brown Workshop III (Sundays)
1730ET Chefs A'Field: Culinary Adventures That Begin on the Farm II / Mexico — One Plate at a Time With Rick Bayless VI / (M-F)
1730ET Primal Grill With Steven Raichlen (Saturdays) / For Your Home XXIII (Sundays)
1800ET The Desert Speaks XIII- XVII (M-F)
1800ET Rudy Maxa's World (Saturdays) & Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking! (Sundays)
1830ET The Seasoned Traveler I & II (M-F)
1830ET Travelscope II (Saturdays) &
Mexico - One Plate at a Time With Rick Bayless VI/
GardenStory: Inspiring Spaces, Healing Places (Sundays)
1900ET The Rochester International Jazz Festival II (Sundays except 8/31) &
Specials block (Saturdays & Sunday 8/31)
1930ET Specials block (Saturdays)
2000ET Specials block (Fridays)
2300ET Repeat of previous Sunday 1900-2000 specials block feed (Fridays)


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Cynthia Fenneman selected as juror for Banff World Television Festival