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Veteran journalist Bill Moyers returns to PBS with a weekly public affairs series that airs under the name of his first important series on public television 35 years ago. Re-inventing the broadcasts for the 21st century, the series features interviews and news analysis of underreported stories across an array of beats, including the environment, media, politics, the economy, arts and culture, and social issues.

Bill Moyers Journal

Insightful interviews and news analysis.

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The Rape of Europa follows the story of the rescue of European art treasures stolen by the Nazis during World War II. Pictured: Captain James Rorimer (second from left), who later became the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, supervises the safeguarding of stolen art in southern Bavaria.

The Rape of Europa

Follow the story of the rescue of European art treasures stolen by the Nazis during World War II.

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The WETA Movie

Enjoy classic movies every weekend on TV 26. Always commercial-free.

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WETA Hometown Heroes

Profiles of Washington-area individuals whose work and volunteer efforts make a difference.

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The WETA Guide to Christmas

New! Premiering Thursday, November 27 at 8:00 pm on WETA TV 26, this new one-hour program explores Christmas festivities around Washington.
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Digital television

DTV: Are You Ready?

Find out if you'll be affected by the digital transition on February 17, 2009.
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For more than four decades, WETA has been a top producer of programs for PBS, creating exceptional television for viewers nationwide including The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Washington Week and documentaries by Ken Burns.
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The animated series Wunderkind Little Amadeus entertains and educates children between the ages of 4 and 8 about music and inspires them to make their own music. Join the young Mozart on his boyhood adventures and his musical life, all set against the backdrop of his unforgettable compositions.

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Enjoy the best in kids' television weekdays on TV 26 or all day every day on the WETA Kids Channel.

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