Wednesday, July 26th TV Schedule for Book Television
Matlock The Student
A philandering college professor is murdered in his classroom and Marcy is the suspect.
Diagnosis Murder Blood Will Out
Amanda is attacked by one of the corpses she's preparing for autopsy.
Diagnosis Murder Alienated
Dr. Jesse Travis believes he was abducted by aliens from outer space.
The Word This Week Truth, Theft and Heat
A look at the high-stakes world of art theft. Jon Wells and Nathan Shaw recount Wells' book 'HEAT: A Firefighters Story.'
The Word This Week Pot, Rock and Dr. Sketchy
'High - Confessions of a Pot Smuggler' reflects on Brian O'Dea's criminal past during the 1970s and '80s. Chris Eaton and Molly Crabapple are also featured, along with upcoming prizes and contests.
History of Science The Greeks and Rationality
Pre-Christian Greece had lasting effects on the growth of science and rational thought.
The Word This Week Guns, Music Gone Public, and the Environment
A look at the complexities of the escalating incidence of gun culture in Canada. The Toronto Public Library System launches a local music CD collection with a concert at the Toronto Reference Library. The winner of the Charles Taylor award is announced.
The Word This Week Renovations, Poker and a Life in Pictures
Chris Hedges explores evangelical Christianity in his book 'American Fascists;' Alberto Manguel views public book collections as tools to navigate the plethora of digital information; also includes Mike Holmes, Annie Leibovitz and Noah Richler.
Mystery Ink Val McDermid
Renowned Scottish thriller author Val McDermid explains the process behind her writing style through her plethora of mystery novels. Actor Noel Burton performs a monologue about a religious father of three kids who kills his family.
Mystery Ink James Hawkins
John Moore interviews author James Hawkins.
Diagnosis Murder Write, She Murdered
Suffering from writer's block, an author commits murder so she can be more creative.
Diagnosis Murder Rear Windows 98
Amanda witnesses a murder on the Internet and is then stalked by the killer.
Matlock The Talk Show
A despised talk show host is axed and Matlock comes to the defense of the producer who is accused of the nasty deed.
Matlock The Victim
Matlock is convinced that a paraplegic murdered his wife and framed his business partner.
JAG Sightings
While searching for a missing girl, Harm and Mac see mysterious lights in the sky.
The Word This Week Guns, Music Gone Public, and the Environment
A look at the complexities of the escalating incidence of gun culture in Canada. The Toronto Public Library System launches a local music CD collection with a concert at the Toronto Reference Library. The winner of the Charles Taylor award is announced.
The Word This Week Renovations, Poker and a Life in Pictures
Chris Hedges explores evangelical Christianity in his book 'American Fascists;' Alberto Manguel views public book collections as tools to navigate the plethora of digital information; also includes Mike Holmes, Annie Leibovitz and Noah Richler.
Mystery Ink Val McDermid
Renowned Scottish thriller author Val McDermid explains the process behind her writing style through her plethora of mystery novels. Actor Noel Burton performs a monologue about a religious father of three kids who kills his family.
Mystery Ink James Hawkins
John Moore interviews author James Hawkins.
Diagnosis Murder Write, She Murdered
Suffering from writer's block, an author commits murder so she can be more creative.
Diagnosis Murder Rear Windows 98
Amanda witnesses a murder on the Internet and is then stalked by the killer.
Matlock The Talk Show
A despised talk show host is axed and Matlock comes to the defense of the producer who is accused of the nasty deed.
Matlock The Victim
Matlock is convinced that a paraplegic murdered his wife and framed his business partner.
JAG Sightings
While searching for a missing girl, Harm and Mac see mysterious lights in the sky.
History of Science The Greeks and Rationality
Pre-Christian Greece had lasting effects on the growth of science and rational thought.
The Word This Week Guns, Music Gone Public, and the Environment
A look at the complexities of the escalating incidence of gun culture in Canada. The Toronto Public Library System launches a local music CD collection with a concert at the Toronto Reference Library. The winner of the Charles Taylor award is announced.
The Word This Week Renovations, Poker and a Life in Pictures
Chris Hedges explores evangelical Christianity in his book 'American Fascists;' Alberto Manguel views public book collections as tools to navigate the plethora of digital information; also includes Mike Holmes, Annie Leibovitz and Noah Richler.
Mystery Ink Val McDermid
Renowned Scottish thriller author Val McDermid explains the process behind her writing style through her plethora of mystery novels. Actor Noel Burton performs a monologue about a religious father of three kids who kills his family.
Mystery Ink James Hawkins
John Moore interviews author James Hawkins.
JAG Sightings
While searching for a missing girl, Harm and Mac see mysterious lights in the sky.
Matlock The Talk Show
A despised talk show host is axed and Matlock comes to the defense of the producer who is accused of the nasty deed.