WETA TV 26 Schedule – Mar 19, 2010

Independent Lens

A delightful look at the Young@Heart Chorus, New England senior citizens who sing such unconventional songs as James Brown's "I Feel Good," the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go," the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated" and Sonic Youth's "Schizophrenia."

The Washington Cherry Blossoms: Beauty on the Basin

Sesame Street

A landmark series set in an ethnically diverse urban neighborhood where every day is a sunny one. It features songs, skits, animation and, of course, Muppets to teach preschoolers basic educational and social concepts.

Clifford the Big Red Dog

Children's writer Norman Bridwell's huge crimson canine and his human and animal friends come to animated life on happily diverse Birdwell Island, where good times and good friendships are always the order of the day.

Super WHY!

Animated adventures of four fairy-tale characters who enter storybooks to solve everyday problems.

Arthur

Popular animated series about a young aardvark, his family and friends. Based on the books by Marc Brown.

Martha Speaks

The animated antics of a dog who gains the power of speech after eating alphabet soup. Based on the book series by author Susan Meddaugh.

Curious George

The misadventures of the inquisitive monkey and the man with the yellow hat. Each episode includes two animated features, followed by a live-action sequence with kids exploring the issues in the stories, including topics in math, science and engineering.

Sid the Science Kid

A Jim Henson Company production about an inquisitive preschooler named Sid who seeks answers to questions he asks himself, such as why his shoes are shrinking or why bananas become mushy.

WordGirl

The animated adventures of an elementary-school student with super powers and a wonderful vocabulary.

WordWorld

An inventive cartoon for preschoolers that features spelling lessons built around funny adventures involving animals, buildings and objects created from the letters that spell them.

Dinosaur Train

A preschool-aged T. rex and his adoptive pteranodon family go on whimsical adventures via the Dinosaur Train, which introduces them to other dinosaurs.

Cyberchase

Three kids use their math skills to save cyberspace from the dastardly Hacker.

The Electric Company

A revival of the classic 1970s children's series that teaches literacy skills through stories and interstitial segments that include animation, music videos, short films and sketch comedy.

Dragon Tales

Siblings Max and Emmy discover a dragon in a secret drawer and embark on fantastic adventures that provide them with life lessons in this educational series for preschoolers produced by the Sesame Workshop (formerly the Children's Television Workshop).

Charlie Rose

Kenneth Feinberg, the Treasury Department's special master for TARP executive compensation.

Independent Lens

A delightful look at the Young@Heart Chorus, New England senior citizens who sing such unconventional songs as James Brown's "I Feel Good," the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go," the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated" and Sonic Youth's "Schizophrenia."

National Geographic Magazine's Top 10 Photos of the Year

Editors and photographers relate the stories behind National Geographic's most memorable photos of 2009.

EastEnders

A long-running British serial charting the ups and downs of London's East End working class who reside in the fictitious neighborhood of Albert Square.

EastEnders

A long-running British serial charting the ups and downs of London's East End working class who reside in the fictitious neighborhood of Albert Square.

Worldfocus

An in-depth examination of the day's news from around the world, featuring analysis from American and foreign experts.

BBC World News

International news from the British Broadcasting Corporation.

Nightly Business Report

A long-running weeknight business-news magazine that includes market reports, company information, CEO interviews and economic commentary. `NBR' began as a local broadcast in Miami in 1979.

PBS NewsHour

Covering national and international issues, originating from Washington, D.C.

Washington Week With Gwen Ifill and National Journal

Inside Washington

Bill Moyers' Journal

Anthropologist Jane Goodall ("Hope for Animals and Their World").

National Geographic Magazine's Top 10 Photos of the Year

Editors and photographers relate the stories behind National Geographic's most memorable photos of 2009.

Roy Orbison: In Dreams

Rock-pop legend Roy Orbison (1936-88), who produced a string of stirring hits in the early '60s and was a Traveling Wilbury in the '80s, is profiled via insights from such stars as Bono and Bruce Springsteen; home movies; and performances.

Star Wars in Concert

An orchestra and choir perform the music of the "Star Wars" movies set to footage from the films. Anthony Daniels (C-3P0) narrates.

The Washington Cherry Blossoms: Beauty on the Basin

Charlie Rose