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The Biography Channel TV Listings
Programming Schedule

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In order to bring you the most up-to-date
information possible, we send out our TV listings
twice per month. Please Note: All air times are Eastern
and subject to change. Check your local listings for
broadcast dates and times.

Browse our complete schedule:
biography.com/listings/daily.do

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Thursday, November 1, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - Lake Tahoe, NV: The Casino Bomber.
When a bomb blows a gaping five-story hole in Harvey's Casino, the
feds charge millionaire gambler John Birges with plotting to literally
bring down the house.

8-9pm -- Notorious - 221 - Thrill Killers
A young married couple's photographs of their vacation give police the
clues they need to implicate the pair in the murders of two other
Ocean City, Maryland vacationers.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Toby Keith
The career of the country music star who stirred controversy after
9/11 with his super-patriotic song, Courtesy of the Red, White, and
Blue (The Angry American). Keith toiled in the oil industry and played
semi-pro football before focusing on his music career, and his debut
single, Should've Been a Cowboy, went to No. 1 on the country charts.

10-11pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Randy Travis
Portrait of the juvenile delinquent who became a country music
superstar. Learn about Travis's troubled younger days and meet
Elizabeth Hatcher, the woman who saved Randy from jail, became his
legal guardian, and worked to make him a star, and then married him!
And enjoy Randy's classical country hits.

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Friday, November 2, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 89 - Palm Beach: Deadly Infestation
The millionaire residents of a super-wealthy Florida town are stunned
when one of the hired help--an exterminator--is accused of murdering a
well-known 71-year-old female resident of the beach resort, where the
riches are more dazzling than the sunshine. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

8-9pm -- Notorious - 236 - Who Whacked Zack?
Jeff Zack is shot dead at a gas station in broad daylight, execution
style. There are no fingerprints, no weapon, and no witnesses that
could even come close to identifying the assailant. When police begin
to dig into the victim's background, they find a long laundry list of
enemies and criminal behavior, including involvement in a teen
prostitution ring. The case continues, but given the number of people
that potentially could have wanted him dead, there are no suspects in
Jeff Zack's murder for at least a year.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - The Night Stalker: Richard Ramirez.
As a child, he was playful and loved music, but he began to change
after he saw his cousin commit murder right in front of him. This
portrait of Richard Ramirez follows his descent from peeping tom and
expert burglar to 1-man crime wave. At age 25, Ramirez was arrested
for five robberies, 14 burglaries, four counts of sodomy, three acts
of forced oral copulation, two kidnappings, three lewd acts on
children, six rapes, and 13 murders.

10-11pm -- Crime Stories - 20 - The Roaming Rapist
For three weeks in May of 1984, a brutal killer had a nation on edge.
A bloody spree of rapes, kidnappings, and murders resulted in the
deaths of six Oklahoma residents, including a local radio personality
and an elderly widower. Gary Alan Walker, an emotionally disturbed
ex-convict, was eventually captured and executed for these crimes.

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Saturday, November 3, 2007
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7-8pm -- Crime Stories - 20 - The Roaming Rapist
For three weeks in May of 1984, a brutal killer had a nation on edge.
A bloody spree of rapes, kidnappings, and murders resulted in the
deaths of six Oklahoma residents, including a local radio personality
and an elderly widower. Gary Alan Walker, an emotionally disturbed
ex-convict, was eventually captured and executed for these crimes.

8-9pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 130 - Reading, MA: Fatal Blow
A look at the explosive "hockey dad trial" that shocked the otherwise
peaceful town of Reading, Mass. Thomas Junta was accused of assaulting
Michael Costin when they got into a disagreement about how rough their
children should be playing in a pick-up hockey game. Costin died of
his injuries, and Junta's trial attracted national media attention and
focused attention on out-of-control parents who take their kids'
sports too seriously.

9-10pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 59 - Berkeley: Murder in a College Town
An eccentric city commissioner, famed for his wild outbursts at
commission meetings, is suspected of brutally beating an immunology
professor and his wife. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

10-11pm -- Dead Men Talking - Sex, Lies and Murder
A bird lover is found dead, his beloved cockatoo by his side. A woman
suspects her brother has been murdered by his wife. A hit-and-run
driver is brought to justice by an imprint found on his victim. And a
kinky ménage a trois leads to a classic case of "he said, she said."
Michael Baden, former Chief Medical Examiner of NYC, shows how
forensic science and "detectives of death" cracked four criminal cases
that had long gone cold.

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Sunday, November 4, 2007
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7-8pm -- The Unexplained - Modern Psychics
Can they read minds and see into the future? Do their dreams really
come true? Join us as we meet today's psychics, including: an animal
communicator who tells owners what their pets think of them; a
psychiatrist who uses visions to help treat patients; and, a lawyer
who teaches police officers how to get in touch with their intuition.

8-9pm -- The Unexplained - UFOs: Testing the Evidence.
Looks at the possibility of extraterrestrial contact through the eyes
ufologists, scientists, and religious theologians, and examines cases
of reported sitings. Visits the Vatican Observatory in southern
Arizona, and an ancient Hohokam observatory with 2,000-year-old
pictographs that show that early man did see something in the skies.

9-9:30pm -- Psychic Investigators - Alexis Burke
The police receive a call from John Burke--his 21-year-old wife Alexis
has been missing for three days. She hasn't been seen since she fled
in the family car after a fight. Detective Robert Lee isn't certain
what kind of a case he is investigating--missing person or murder.
Frustrated by the progress of the investigation, Alexis' mother
consults local psychic Laurie McQuary. When Detective Lee's case runs
cold, he meets with Laurie. The psychic shares her visions--John
strangled Alexis; many people know what happened but aren't talking;
water is important; there's an older large car involved; and John's
younger brother Kelly is implicated. Intrigued, Detective Lee
investigates the clues. It takes a year, but eventually Kelly
confesses. All of Laurie's "predictions" proved accurate. A murder
case is closed, but a new life for Detective Lee and Laurie begins
when the couple later marries.

9:30-10pm -- Psychic Investigators - Lady Killers
An elderly woman living alone in a New York project, is stabbed to
death late one night in a frenzied attack. For the next two years the
case remains unsolved. Though police have a prime suspect, they lack
evidence to tie him to the case. But when a prison informant gives
Detective Mike Mucci a tip, the officer is surprised. A sex offender
has been bragging about killing an elderly woman to his cell-mates. Is
he connected to the original suspect? And if so, how? When Mucci asks
psychic Phil Jordan for help, he hands Jordan a stack of mug shots.
Jordan wastes no time pulling two--but what is the connection? Are
they the killers? And if so, can Jordan help police bring them to
justice?

10-11pm -- Haunted History - Haunted Ships.
Prowling the world's oceans, perpetually seeking salvation, they are
harbingers of doom for those who cross their bows. Somewhere between
the sea's surface and a watery grave lies a haunted ship's domain.
Whether it's the appearance of the Flying Dutchman, or the ghost of a
murdered barge captain, it's enough to make landlubbers shiver!
Narrated by John Glover.

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Monday, November 5, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 83 - Portland, ME: Unfriendly Fire
Portland is a cold, isolated city, far removed from the American
mainstream since establishment in 1622. This isolation has made the
people of Portland self-reliant and individualistic. In Maine, folks
believe a man has to look out for himself, even if that means taking
the law into his own hands. So it wasn't surprising when the owner of
a popular tavern shot three men who came to his home after assaulting
him at work; but Mainers were shocked when he was charged with murder.
Paul Winfield narrates.

8-9pm -- Notorious - Hamptons Murder Mystery.
An interview with convicted killer Daniel Pelosi highlights this look
at the murder case that stunned the chic town of East Hampton, New
York. Pelosi, an electrician, was convicted of bludgeoning investment
banker Ted Ammon to death while having an affair with Ammon's wife,
Generosa. In jail, Pelosi continues to insist he's innocent. Other
interviewees include two jurors from the trial and members of the
prosecution and defense teams.

9-11pm -- Uncovered - Godfathers vs. the Law
Examines how American justice has battled the ruthless bosses of
organized crime. Includes profiles of top gangsters and the lawmen who
have risked their lives to defeat the underworld. (2-hour version)

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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - Brownsville: Black Magic
Perched between the US and Mexico, Brownsville's a town where the
border is well marked, but the boundaries are as murky as the muddy
Rio Grande. Like on the morning of March 3, 1993, when a woman set out
to punish the young man who broke her daughter's heart, leaving the
Texan town mired in Mexican black magic and murder. Paul Winfield
narrates.

8-9pm -- Notorious - To Save Their Souls
The shocking case of John Emil List, the mild-mannered accountant and
deeply religious man who claimed that he killed five members of his
family because they had been turning away from God. On the lam for 17
years until his case was featured on America's Most Wanted, we include
a rare prison interview with List, who insists that he acted to save
his family's souls.

9-10pm -- Breaking Vegas - Slot Scoundrel.
Monkey paw, light wand, kick stand--the essential tools of
slot-machine cheats worldwide. And for the man who invented them,
Tommy Glenn Carmichael--invaluable creations with which he bilked
casinos of millions and built an incomparable empire of Vegas cheats.
Join us for the story of how a single man found his calling and
spearheaded the rise and fall of a slot-machine cheat gang that nearly
destroyed the gaming industry over 20 years. Through captivating
interviews with the notorious Carmichael, we take viewers on an
action-packed ride as he plays cat and mouse with slot-machine
security, countering every technological evolution with a new gadget
to beat it...until two dogged investigators set the ultimate trap.

10-10:30pm -- Airline - 52 - Risky Business
When poker champion Robert goes to Las Vegas to try for a $1-milion
prize, he finds that some of his competitors are on the flight too. At
BWI, passenger Helen is distraught because she's missed her flight and
won't make it to an important business meeting. It's so important that
Helen fears she might lose her job and have to pull her daughter out
of college. And in Houston, a family heads to Disney World with their
daughter, Beatrice. It's Beatrice's first trip and probably her last
since she has a terminal illness.

10:30-11pm -- Airline - 37 - Precious Cargo
Ed Seigenfeld, the keeper of the one of the most prestigious of all
sporting trophies--horse racing's Triple Crown Trophy, is on his way
through BWI to Islip with the $50,000 prize in the hope that he can
finally give it away. Smarty Jones just needs to win the Belmont
Stakes and the trophy will be off Ed's hands. At LAX, Izzy Capuano is
trying to get his $1,000 tropical fish to a client in Vegas, but the
airline has a policy of not allowing live animals on board. Over at
Midway, a passenger en route to Birmingham is told that her vital
oxygen tank will not be permitted on the flight because of safety
issues and, Colleen has her hands full with a dad who can't locate his
son.

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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 45 - Paradise Valley: Showdown in the
High Desert
Here's the amazing tale of Claude Dallas, the rebellious trapper who's
a legend in the Wild West town of Paradise Valley, Nevada. Convicted
of involuntary manslaughter for shooting two law officers who tried to
arrest him for violating wildlife laws, Dallas claimed that he thought
they were going to take his life. We cover all the angles of this
colorful story, including the intense manhunt for Dallas and the wild
shoot-out that finally led to his capture. Paul Winfield narrates.

8-9pm -- Notorious - Eliminating the Competition.
When popular Tennessee State Senator Tommy Burks is murdered,
suspicion falls on political opponent Byron (Low Tax) Looper.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Jon Stewart
A look at the comic whose "fake news" TV show, The Daily Show, has
made him one of America's leading social and comedic voices. After a
career as a stand-up, Stewart became the host of the first talk show
ever produced on MTV, which became an instant hit. In 1999, Stewart
began hosting The Daily Show, which won acclaim for its incisive
political satire. Stewart has won nine Emmy's for the show despite
complaints from some critics that too many Americans get their news
from the show, regardless of the fact that it's put together by comics
and not by serious journalists. Stewart hosted the Academy Awards show
in 2006, and was invited to do it again in 2008.

10-11pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Patrick Dempsey
Portrait of the actor who went from the doldrums of B-movies to
hitting it big on TV playing the scalding hot superstud, "McDreamy" on
Grey's Anatomy. In the 1980s, many entertainment experts thought
Dempsey would be the next "big thing" in Hollywood. But his career
stalled out in the 90s, and he wound up marrying his manager, who was
27 years older. After a difficult divorce, Dempsey turned to
kick-starting his career again, and with McDreamy, he's done just
that.

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Thursday, November 8, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 88 - Spokane: Predator in the Parks
They were one of the most respected families in Spokane--the father, a
decorated WWII veteran who became managing editor of the oldest
newspaper in Washington State; the mother, a former model and
charm-school matron widely regarded as the social matriarch of the
town. Then, in 1978, a serial rapist began terrorizing the quiet,
family-friendly city. When police arrested the couple's only son for
the crimes, the Coe family's whole world crumbled. Narrated by Paul
Winfield.

8-9pm -- Notorious - Who Killed Hannah Hill?
The tragic story of 18-year-old Hannah Hill of Akron, Ohio, whose
murder may never be solved because virtually every part of her
case--from the police investigation to the trial to the jury
deliberations--was mishandled.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Fleetwood Mac
After 40 years, 16 different members, and several break-ups, Fleetwood
Mac endures as one of the world's most popular groups, selling more
than 100 million albums. Our look at this amazing survival story
begins with Fleetwood Mac finding its artistic niche in soft rock
driven by haunting lyrics and female vocals. Mick Fleetwood and John
McVie remained constant fixtures, while Christine McVie helped begin
the group's transition to softer rock. With the arrival of Lindsay
Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, Fleetwood Mac developed its signature
sound. The group produced albums such as "Fleetwood Mac," "Rumours"
and "Tusk," and a string of hit singles including "Rhiannon," "Go Your
Own Way," "Over My Head," and "Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow."

10-11pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Mama Cass.
The story of the bighearted, heavyset singer who starred with the
Mamas and Papas before dying at age 32. Cass Elliot died of a heart
attack, but the rumor that she choked on a ham sandwich persisted.
Includes interviews with Michelle Phillips, Graham Nash, David Crosby,
John Sebastian, and Tommy Smothers.

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Friday, November 9, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - San Francisco: Betrayal by the Bay.
An account of the sensational murder trial of Jim Mitchell, who killed
his brother Artie in 1991. A "dream team" of lawyers, who claimed the
murder was an accident, defended Jim, who had built a
multi-million-dollar pornography empire with his brother Artie.

8-9pm -- Notorious - The New Skinheads
Nazi swastikas, black leather jackets, heavy leather boots--these are
the fearful images of the Skinheads. This in-depth probe looks at the
growing number of these racist, anti-Semitic killers in the United
States and their dangerous alliances with the KKK, Aryan Nations, and
the White Aryan Resistance.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Scott Peterson.
Direct from today's headlines, a special profile of Scott Peterson,
who was first convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and unborn son,
and then sentenced to death by a jury of his peers. We examine
prosecution and defense tactics, as well as the massive media
coverage.

10-11pm -- Crime Stories - The Boogeyman
On a rainy night in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, police are called to a
trucking yard where the body of a 6-year-old girl laying face down in
the mud rattles the most seasoned homicide detectives. Few clues are
left at the crime scene, and a mysterious marking left in the soft
ground is the only lead that police have to follow. The city residents
are overcome with fear for their children, which prompts an immense
response of tips from across the province. However, despite the
thousands of tips and leads that are processed, the investigation
enters its 10th year, and the police are no closer to finding the
killer. Finally, an officer unexpectedly finds the one clue that ties
a man by the name of Clifford Sleigh to the crime committed almost a
decade earlier. Revolutionary DNA analysis conclusively determines
that he is the "Boogeyman" for whom police have been searching.

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Saturday, November 10, 2007
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7-8pm -- Crime Stories - The Boogeyman
On a rainy night in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, police are called to a
trucking yard where the body of a 6-year-old girl laying face down in
the mud rattles the most seasoned homicide detectives. Few clues are
left at the crime scene, and a mysterious marking left in the soft
ground is the only lead that police have to follow. The city residents
are overcome with fear for their children, which prompts an immense
response of tips from across the province. However, despite the
thousands of tips and leads that are processed, the investigation
enters its 10th year, and the police are no closer to finding the
killer. Finally, an officer unexpectedly finds the one clue that ties
a man by the name of Clifford Sleigh to the crime committed almost a
decade earlier. Revolutionary DNA analysis conclusively determines
that he is the "Boogeyman" for whom police have been searching.

8-9pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 32 - Carlsbad: Danger in the Desert
The saga of popular politician and pharmacist Johnny Volpato, who was
accused of shooting his wife to death, then wounding himself to make
it appear that someone else had killed her. Volpato was eventually
acquitted, but opinions on the case's outcome still divide the city.
Narrated by Paul Winfield.

9-10pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 18 - Virginia City: Showdown at the
Mustang Ranch
In the heart of Nevada's silver country lies America's most infamous
ranch--a ranch without cows or cowboys that was closed by Uncle Sam in
1999. Before it was over, a brothel baron and three city officials
were placed in compromising positions, and Virginia City lost its
biggest industry. Join us for a showdown at Mustang Ranch. Narrated by
Paul Winfield.

10-11pm -- Dead Men Talking - The Best of Autopsy: A Sex Crimes Special
Revisits several of the most memorable Autopsy sex crimes that were
solved through the expertise of forensic pathologists and other
experts. Culled from five previous specials, this episode brings to
light many of the strangest, most fascinating cases involving men and
women, as revealed by Dr. Michael Baden and other leading experts,
that show how important forensic evidence can be in uncovering the
truth behind suspicious sex crimes.

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Sunday, November 11, 2007
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7-8pm -- The Unexplained - ESP, Dreams, and Disasters.
The stories of four people who say they've predicted a p*** crash, an
earthquake, the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, and the
death of an American soldier in Vietnam.

8-9pm -- The Unexplained - UFOs: The First Encounters.
A fascinating examination of ancient evidence of UFO visits to Earth.
Includes a look at monuments of antiquity that point toward stars in
the sky, and ancient texts that contain references to flying objects.

9-9:30pm -- Psychic Investigators - Rachel Domas
Can a veteran psychic and a rookie cop crack the case of a missing
14-year-old girl? Rachel Domas misses her school bus and psychic Nancy
Weber becomes involved in the case when a family friend contacts her.
Immediately, the visions appear: the pungent smell of cars and oil and
the name Michael. Meanwhile, rookie cop Gary Micco and colleague
George Deuchar have a suspect named Michael in custody; but the
detectives are forced to release him because of the lack of evidence
of a crime. Weber and Micco connect via a mutual acquaintance and
Weber shares what she knows with the detective. When Rachel's body is
found buried in the woods, just as Weber described, Micco visits Weber
again. She assures him the killer will soon be captured--he's in the
woods in an agitated state, near two huge oil drums. Moments later,
the killer is captured. When Micco gets to the scene, it's exactly as
Weber had described it. The seasoned psychic and the green cop have
cracked the case in record time.

9:30-10pm -- Psychic Investigators - Southern Organs.
A dedicated psychic puts his reputation on the line to track down two
con men in Scotland. Two men, Miller and Bellord, disappear after a
massive fraud scandal comes to light involving the financing of church
organs. A journalist, Norman Luck, who's covering the case, brings in
psychic Robert Cracknell. The psychic is convinced the couple is
hiding on an island off Scotland's west coast and someone close-by is
their accomplice. Police investigate but hit a wall. Fearing his
reputation is on the line, Cracknell heads for Scotland to search for
the missing men. He stumbles upon a couple of witnesses who claim
they've seen the missing pair. Then, a dream of a cave makes Cracknell
believe that Miller and Bellord are camping out in one of the ancient
stone dwellings dotting Scotland's coast. Eight months after the men's
disappearance, the man Cracknell suspected of being their collaborator
confesses everything. And the real story proves to be his
vindication...

10-11pm -- Haunted History - Haunted Atlanta
Despite continual renovation in the capital of the "New South",
Atlanta boasts many buildings dating back to the Civil War. On a
spirited tour of central Georgia, we visit five such venues, including
the Kennesaw House and an 1848 house in Marietta, which served as
hospitals in the Civil War. The first owners of former plantation
houses Lockerly Hall and Barnsley Gardens drop by for visits. And at
Andersonville, where 29,000 Union soldiers died in horrifying
conditions, many ghosts roam the grounds.

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Monday, November 12, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 23 - Scottsboro: Foul Play in the Bible Belt
In a hamlet near Scottsboro, Alabama, Reverend Summerford was head
preacher at the Church of Jesus with Signs Following, a congregation
of snake handlers. Prone to heavy drinking and enraged by his wife's
infidelities, in 1991 Summerford forced her to plunge her arm into a
cage of rattlesnakes, then write a suicide note. Unfortunately for her
husband, she lived! Narrated by Paul Winfield.

8-9pm -- Notorious - Phil Spector.
Profile of the legendary rock'n'roll record producer charged with
murdering an actress in his Los Angeles mansion. Spector has been
celebrated as the innovative genius who revolutionized recording
techniques, but is also known for his alcoholism, reclusive lifestyle,
and fascination with guns.

9-11pm -- Uncovered - Ku Klux Klan: A Secret History
Kneeling before a flaming cross, Klansmen and women take part in their
sacred bonding, showing how secrecy and ritual aid the hooded order in
a campaign for white supremacy. From its birth in 1866's
Reconstruction South to a 1996 rally, this chronicle of hate talks to
Julian Bond, Morris Dees Jr., the Grand Dragon, and Imperial Wizard.

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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 01 - Deadly Odds in Biloxi
The shocking murders of attorney Vince Sherry and his
politically-active wife Margaret make the already-hot summer of 1987
sizzle in Biloxi, Mississippi. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

8-9pm -- Notorious - Deadly Secrets of Cromwell Street.
This investigation into the crimes of British serial killers Fred and
Rosemary West features a macabre interview with their two surviving
children. They tell of mental and sexual abuse, the murder of their
sister, and how they dealt with the knowledge that their parents had
committed gruesome crimes.

9-10pm -- Breaking Vegas - Dice Dominator.
From the physics behind the flight of dice to the eight critical steps
to mastering the act of tossing two dice, we reveal the true story
behind Dominic LoRiggio's phenomenal rise to riches through a
seemingly impossible challenge--to control the outcome of a craps game
with the flick of a wrist. While most casinos laugh off the notion,
LoRiggio (later known as "The Dominator" and "The Man with the Golden
Arm") knows that practice makes perfect and sets out to prove them
wrong. First, he hooks up with dice-control master Chris
Pawlicki--founder of "Rosebud", the first team approach to craps ever
attempted--and soon becomes their ace player. But LoRiggio grows
dissatisfied with the team's approach to small-but-steady winnings. In
2003, he partners with Frank Scoblete, another player with a penchant
for big bets and bigger wins. When LoRiggio defies the odds and
dominates the dice at table after table, however, the casinos vow to
stop him....no matter what.

10-10:30pm -- Airline - 51 - Life Swap
Leaving her ballerina dreams behind, passenger Amber flies to Las
Vegas to audition for the Folies Bergere. Over at BWI, Jen runs into
problems going to Tampa to be matron of honor at her friend's wedding.
She's offered up her seat on an oversold flight, and now she could
miss the wedding. When she looks into getting a rental car in Tampa,
her driving past comes back to haunt her.

10:30-11pm -- Airline - 49 - A Hard Day's Flight
There's Beatlemania in Houston when a Fab Four tribute band can't get
on their flight to Harlingen. If they can't make it, 1,500 fans are
going to be disappointed. And at Venice Beach, the annual grilled
cheese eating competition is about to begin, and passenger Don is the
favorite. Don is to eating what Tiger Woods is to golf, and he's
already the butter and baked beans champ, but he's going to face a
challenge from slender Sonya.

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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 122 - Knoxville, TN: Phantom Hitman
In the 1990s, the financial and social hub of Appalachia was a mix of
intellectuals, college football stars, and good ol' boys with a
hankerin' for big city livin'. But the good times ended for one man
when a love triangle involving his wife and the church organist almost
led to murder and a comedy of errors.

8-9pm -- Notorious - 127 - Duty, Honor...And Murder
The gruesome tale of David Graham and Diane Zamora, military academy
cadets who threw their bright futures away when Diane discovered that
David had an affair with Adrianne Jones. In a fit of jealousy, Diane
and David killed Adrianne to "purify" their love--both received life
sentences. With interviews with Graham and Adrianne's mother.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Denis Leary
Portrait of the edgy stand-up comic and actor who became famous after
appearing on MTV commercials ranting about everything from Cindy
Crawford to smoking. Growing up with many firefighters among his
family and friends, his life changed when his cousin and five other
firefighters died in a fire in 1999. He set up the Leary Firefighters
Foundation and after 9/11 he established the Fund for New York's
Bravest. His close relationship with firefighters led him to create
his current hit TV show, Rescue Me, and his TV and film performances,
which illuminate his complex persona, tackle both difficult and
humorous issues.

10-11pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Richard Pryor.
Chronicles the turbulent career of the African-American stand-up comic
and TV and film star who broke new ground before self-destructing.
Features interviews with Pryor and Dick Gregory.

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Thursday, November 15, 2007
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7-8pm -- CITY CONFIDENTIAL(R) - 04 - Sunny Days, Deadly Nights on Mercer Island
A woman's naked body is found outside a Seattle nightclub, posed
demurely with a pinecone in her hand. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

8-9pm -- Notorious - Mothers Who Kill.
A mother kills her child. It's a crime as old as Greek mythology, yet
it's just as shocking today when the stories of Andrea Yates, Marilyn
Lemak, and Susan Smith show up in the news. When women kill their
children, are they always insane or do some of them make clear-cut,
cold-blooded choices? We pose the question to psychiatrists,
prosecutors, and guilty mothers themselves and find some surprising
insights and answers.

9-10pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Jennifer Lopez
The story of how "Jenny from the Block" in the Bronx, N.Y., rose to
become an international sensation. Lopez's first paid gig was as a Fly
Girl on the breakout television series, In Living Color. She followed
that up with a star turn in the film Selena that paved the way to a
blockbuster recording career. She became the first performer ever to
have a No. 1 album ("J.Lo") and No. 1 movie (The Wedding Planner) at
the same time. Romances with Sean "Diddy" Combs and Ben Affleck and
marriage to Marc Anthony have kept Lopez on the front pages and at the
top of A-list.

10-11pm -- BIOGRAPHY(R) - Whitney Houston
A look at the life of the great pop star who found enormous success on
the stage but misery away from it. Signed by the legendary Clive
Davis, Houston burned up the charts with such hits as "I Wanna Dance
with Somebody" and "Greatest Love of All," and became one of the most
successful recording artists of all time with 170 million records
sold. But her personal life became a train wreck. Her tumultuous
marriage to Bobby Brown was plagued by persistent rumors of drug
abuse, and their reality TV show, Being Bobby Brown, did more to harm
Whitney's career than help it.


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