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in U.S. ‘A tragedy’
promote
hack in
France
for mentally ill
BY MARK SCOTT
The New York Times

After months of trying to

move the political needle in
favor of Marine Le Pen in the
French presidential election,
American far-right activists
on Saturday threw their
weight behind a hacking
attack against her rival, Em-
manuel Macron, hoping to
cast doubt on an election that
is pivotal to France and the
wider world.
The efforts were the culmi-
nation of an extended cam-
paign against Macron after
his candidacy began to gain
steam this year, with digital
activists in the United States
and elsewhere sharing tac-
tics, tips and tricks across the
English- and French-speak-
ing parts of the internet.
It is unclear whether the
leaked documents, which
some experts say may be
connected to hackers linked
to Russia, will affect the out-
come of the election Sunday
between Le Pen, the far-right
candidate from the National
Front, and Macron, an inde-
pendent centrist. But the role
of American far-right groups
in promoting the breach

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a doggone Clara Gamargo of Kansas City holds a portrait of son Marquis Gamargo on the driveway where he hurled her to the ground a year ago. She is
tormented by the mental health system’s failure to provide care for Marquis, who has been placed in a nursing home in Hannibal, Mo.

side effect
BY MIKE HENDRICKS
mhendricks@kcstar.com
For her regular job whip-
ping people into shape, per-
sonal trainer Sara Moser has
special gear. Same goes for
her part-time gig and its
unique peril as a professional
dog walker in downtown
Kansas City.
“I keep four sets of shoes
in rotation,” Moser said one
recent afternoon as traffic
revved at the corner of 12th
and Walnut streets. “Because
of the people who don’t pick
up the poop.”
Moser’s companion in
Oppenstein Brothers Memo-
rial Park was a beagle mix
named Lola. While the pup
sniffed with zest at every
blade of grass, rock and bush,
Moser stepped gingerly in
sneakers with purple laces,
careful to avoid smelly land-
mines left behind by previous
visitors.
“They all bring their dogs
here,” Moser said, referring
to tenants of her own high
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No place in system for severely mentally ill,
so they’re locked away in nursing homes
BY JOE ROBERTSON
jrobertson@kcstar.com
This is the shining son, here on her
phone, Clara Gamargo wants back.
They’re laughing together in selfies
he took barely a year ago — before that
day he hurled her onto the gravel of
their Hickman Mills driveway so hard
that her lung collapsed.
Before she cowered in wait for the
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car with a cigarette as if nothing had replaced the mass institutionalization of
happened in his mysterious world living people with mental illness that had
with schizophrenia. persisted into the early 1980s.
Marquis Gamargo — at age 24 — is When housing options run out, states
now locked in a nursing home. turn to skilled nursing homes — with
He’s cast in a broken mental health 24-hour medical staffing — that tradi-
system that increasingly relies on nurs- tionally serve geriatric populations.
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mental illness’s most difficult cases. facilities are not monitored by the state
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BOSTON
Two apparent residents
of a Boston luxury condo-
minium have been found
dead inside the building,
and the suspect in their
deaths was shot after
exchanging gunfire with
police officers, police said.
Officers were called to
the Macallen Building on
Friday night in the South
Boston neighborhood in
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HACK
online highlights their
growing resolve to spread
extremist messages be-
yond the United States.
“It’s the anti-globalists
trying to go global,” said
Ben Nimmo, a senior fel-
low of the digital forensics
research lab at the Atlantic
Council, a think tank, who
has studied the far right’s
recent efforts against Mac-
ron and others in France.
“There’s a feeling of trying
to export the revolution.”
The leak, which in-
volved posting campaign
documents like emails and
accounting records to
message boards, occurred
late Friday, hours before a
legal prohibition on cam-
paign communications
went into effect across
France. In response, Mac-
ron’s team said the hack-
ers had included fake
information alongside
authentic material “to sow
doubt.”
“Intervening in the final
hour of the official cam-
paign, this operation is
clearly a matter of demo-
cratic destabilization, as
was seen in the United
States during the last pres-
idential
campaign,”
Macron’s
campaign
said in a
statement
late Friday,
minutes
before the
Macron communi-
cations
prohibition went into ef-
fect.
By Saturday, a trail of
digital crumbs appeared to
tie the attack on Macron’s
campaign to Russian hack-
ers. Forensics specialists
found that one of the
leaked Excel documents
from Macron’s campaign
had been modified on a
Russian version of Excel,
and edited on Russian-
language computers.
One document had last
been modified by a Rus-
sian user named Roshka
Georgiy Petrovich. Petrov-
ich, 32, an employee of the
Moscow-based Eureka
CJSC, a Russian tech-
nology company, did not
immediately return emails
requesting comment. Eu-
reka CJSC’s clients include
several Russian govern-
ment agencies.
U.S. intelligence officials
say that Russian govern-
ment agencies regularly
outsource political cyber-
attacks to Russian cy-
bercriminals and top com-
puter engineers. Security
experts note that the dig-
ital crumbs could be the
sloppy work of a Russian
engineer, or studiously left
as a false flag used by
hackers looking to mask
their true identities and
whereabouts.
Within hours after the
hacked documents were
made public, the hashtag
#MacronLeaks began
trending worldwide, aided
by far-right activists in the
United States who have
been trying to sway the
vote in favor of Le Pen.
Jack Posobiec, a journal-
ist with the far-right news
response to a report of a
man with a gun.
Commissioner William
B. Evans says a man, iden-
tified as Bampumim Teix-
eira, of Chelsea, fired on
the officers when they
confronted him at the
door of a penthouse condo
and police fired back.
Police say Teixeira, 30,
fired his gun once, suf-
fered gunshot wounds and
was hospitalized with
injuries that are not life-
threatening.
IT IS UNCLEAR
WHETHER THE
LEAKED
DOCUMENTS WILL
AFFECT THE
OUTCOME OF THE
PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION SUNDAY.
outlet The Rebel, was the
first to use the hashtag
with a link to the hacked
documents online, which
was then shared more
widely by WikiLeaks. Po-
sobiec remains the sec-
ond-most mentioned in-
dividual on Twitter in
connection with the hash-
tag behind WikiLeaks,
according to a review of
the past 100,000 Twitter
posts published since late
Friday.
While there is no evi-
dence that the breach
against Macron’s cam-
paign was organized by
this loosely connected
group of far-right cam-
paigners, the U.S. activists
have been gathering on
sites like 4chan and Dis-
cord, which were previous-
ly used to coordinate sup-
port for Donald Trump’s
presidential campaign.
One popular tactic,
experts say, has been
“Twitter raids,” or efforts
to hijack trending hashtags
and topics on the social
media site and inject far-
right and anti-Macron
propaganda.
A week before the sec-
ond round of the French
election, for instance,
online activists, many
from the United States and
other English-speaking
countries, flooded Twitter
with coordinated anti-
Macron memes — online
satirical photos with often
biting captions — carrying
hashtags like #elysee2017
that were linked to the
campaign. That included
portraying him as a 21st-
century equivalent of Ma-
rie Antoinette, the out-of-
touch last queen of France,
and other memes made
allegations of an extramar-
ital affair.
“They tried to bombard
French Twitter with
memes favorable to Le
Pen,” said Padraic Ryan, a
project coordinator at
Storyful, an online market-
ing company that tracks
social media activity
around news events. “The
campaigns are showing an
increasing level of sophis-
tication and coordination.”
Just days before the last
French presidential de-
bate, an anonymous user
on 4chan, whose message
boards include anti-Semi-
tic, white supremacist and
other far-right discussions,
posted what were said to
be copies of documents
showing that Macron had
supposedly set up a bank
account in the Bahamas to
avoid paying taxes. He
denied the allegations.
Le Pen referred to such
an overseas bank account
during the vicious debate,
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a French newspaper that
has been fact-checking
online information during
the campaign, posted a
message below all of its
articles about the election,
saying that it would not
disclose the contents of
the breach until after the
voting Sunday. Le Monde
said it did not want the
leak to be used to disrupt
the electoral process.
Yet as the French read-
ied themselves for the
election Sunday, discus-
sion on social media —
both in favor and in oppo-
sition of leaking the docu-
ments — began to swirl,
according to a review of
Twitter data.
Since late Friday, Twit-
ter hashtags related to the
leak have topped the
trending charts for France,
a sign that people are
talking about the leak,
although most of the dis-
cussion has been limited
to members of the far-
right community who
already support Le Pen.
Yet in a sign of how the
far right outside the coun-
try is trying to foment the
discussion, many of the
Twitter posts about the
hacking have originated in
the United States, accord-
ing to Trendsmap, a data
analytics tool. About half
the social media messages
around political hashtags
linked to the breach have
been written in English,
based on a review of
Trendsmap data, as activ-
ists outside France have
helped to spread news of
the leak.
The French media has
been ordered by the elec-
toral commission not to
publish contents of the
leaks. But the growth of
digital misinformation and
other falsities is likely to
only grow in a season of
elections in Europe in
which British and German
voters will soon head to
the polls, said Janis Sarts,
director of the NATO
Strategic Communications
Center of Excellence, a
think tank in Riga, Latvia.
“Misinformation is in-
creasingly used to achieve
political ends,” Sarts said.
“Technology helps to
amplify that message
through fake news sites
and social media.”
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Kansas City Mayor Sly James (right) and Kemet Coleman led the crowd in singing Happy Birthday during the KC
Streetcar’s first birthday celebration Saturday at Union Station.
Birthday bash
celebrates streetcar
turning 1 year old
BY DONALD BRADLEY
dbradley@kcstar.com
Befittingly, the street-
cars were packed Saturday
on the way to this birthday
party.
The outdoor bash at
Union Station was for the
Kansas City streetcar
system that just wrapped
up its first year, far ex-
ceeding expectations with
2 million riders, vitalizing
businesses along the route
and becoming one of the
top systems in the coun-
try.
Planners had hoped to
hit 1 million riders the first
year.
Saturday’s party had
perfect weather, food,
games, music and lots of
MU, KU efforts to curb campus
sexual assaults earn applause
BY MARÁ ROSE WILLIAMS
mdwilliams@kcstar.com
Evidence of University
of Missouri efforts to
change the campus cli-
mate around sexual ha-
rassment and abuse ap-
pears as a green dot on a
map.
The campus map — a
metaphorical symbol — on
the university’s website is
loaded with clusters of red
dots, each indicating an
act of sexually abusive
language or behavior that
might have occurred.
But more and more,
those crimson dots are
being joined by green
ones, indicating moments
when someone stood up to
or denounced sexual mis-
Mizzou sees freshman
enrollment drop again
BY DONALD BRADLEY
dbradley@kcstar.com
For the second year in a
row, the University of
Missouri expects to see a
drop in fall’s freshman
enrollment.
School officials said
Friday that 4,009 fresh-
men have paid deposits
for the 2017 fall semester.
gushing — Mayor Sly
James even quoted Emi-
nem lyrics in touting the
line’s inaugural success.
“I get to talk to other
mayors,” James told the
large gathering. “And I
hear how this city is per-
ceived. This city is on the
map, it’s on the go and
everybody in this country
knows it.”
And while Saturday’s
party was about the first
year’s performance, offi-
cials used the event to talk
expansion, which James
said is absolutely vital to
the line’s continued suc-
cess. There is more work
to do, he said, and “you
will hear from us shortly.”
“This is something more
than just transportation,”
he said. “It is a physical
conduct on the campus.
They all create a visual
image of a cultural shift
taking place on the Co-
lumbia campus.
Green Dot is a national
violence prevention pro-
gram started by Dorothy
Edwards at the University
of Kentucky in 2006-
2007. It’s since been du-
plicated at high schools
and more recently on
college campuses across
the country.
MU’s Green Dot pro-
gram, along with its Office
for Civil Rights & Title IX,
were highlighted in a new
report by the Association
of American Universities
as examples of programs
that are working to halt
campus sexual harassment
and sexual violence
The 2016 freshman
class of 4,772 students was
down 22.9 percent from
2015.
Last year, the university
attributed the decrease
partly to student protests
of perceived racial in-
sensitivity by the adminis-
tration. The unrest in the
fall of 2015, which drew
national media attention,
included a student’s hun-
manifestation that this city
can do anything it wants
when we work together.
“As Eminem said, ‘I go
to TRL, look how many
hugs I get.’ ”
Some out there wouldn’t
get the reference to the
line that refers to an old
MTV show, Total Request
Live, James conceded.
Nobody seemed to care.
City Manager Troy
Schulte focused on 2 mil-
lion rides and $2 billion in
economic development.
Tom Gerend, executive
director of the Kansas City
Streetcar Authority, talked
about the streetcar being a
catalyst for grander no-
tions.
“We are literally build-
ing our future,” Gerend
said. “Businesses are
through education, aware-
ness, training and preven-
tion.
“The premise is to coun-
ter those red dots with
actions that can keep our
campus safe, and that is
what is metaphorically
considered a green-dot
action,” said Chris Wal-
ters, the prevention coor-
dinator for MU’s
Relationship and Sexual
Violence Prevention
Center, where the campus
Green Dot program is
housed.
He said the perception
is that red dot acts are
pervasive on campuses.
“The idea is to put so
many green dots on that
map that there isn’t space
for any red dot action.”
The AAU report also
ger strike, a threatened
boycott by the football
team and, ultimately, the
resignation of former
University of Missouri
System President Tim
Wolfe and MU Chancellor
R. Bowen Loftin.
Overall, enrollment on
the Columbia campus is at
its lowest since 2010. This
year, it’s 33,266, down
2,182 from last year, a 6.2
percent drop.
Officials on Friday gave
no reasons for this fall’s
freshman enrollment
drop. They did point to
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growing. We are bringing
vibrancy back to our city.”
Alexandra Drill of Over-
land Park attended the
party because members of
her family were riders
from pretty much Day 1
and still climb aboard
several times a week.
“We absolutely love the
streetcar,” she said.
“We’ve done the scav-
enger hunts, we use it to
shop and it’s a great way
to go places and see this
city — without the stress
of parking.”
Marlin Wiederholt, who
lives on Quality Hill, was
there, too. He rides the
streetcar practically every
day. For exercise, he said.
He’s too far from a mall so
he rides the streetcar to
Union Station where he
walks.
He also rides to down-
town and River Market.
He would like to go far-
ther.
“The extension can’t get
here fast enough for me,”
he said.
Donald Bradley:
816-234-4182
applauded the University
of Kansas. KU was com-
mended for expanding its
efforts to address campus
sexual violence in the
surrounding community,
including memorandums
of understanding that KU
established with the
Sexual Trauma & Abuse
Care Center and the city
of Lawrence.
Also, KU researchers
received a three-year,
$750,000 grant from the
U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services last
year to help colleges and
universities in Kansas,
Missouri and Nebraska
adopt sexual assault pol-
icies and prevention stra-
tegies.
Mará Rose Williams:
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@marawilliamskc
high retention numbers
and high ACT scores.
In a news release, Pele-
ma Morrice, vice provost
for enrollment manage-
ment, said: “The average
ACT of our incoming
freshman class will be
above 25.5, which tells us
that some of the brightest
students in Missouri know
that Mizzou will help them
with their career goals.”
Donald Bradley:
816-234-4182
Government puts
up unusual fight
for VA in sex
abuse lawsuits,
attorney says
BY ANDY MARSO
amarso@kcstar.com
Lawsuits alleging sexual
abuse by a former health
care provider at a U.S.
Department of Veterans
Affairs hospital in Leaven-
worth are piling up and an
attorney for many of the
plaintiffs said the federal
government is putting up
an unusual fight against
the suits given the circum-
stances.
“They are definitely
fighting hard on behalf of
the VA,” said Dan Curry.
Curry is one of several
attorneys representing
dozens of military veter-
ans who are suing both the
United States government
and Mark Wisner, a form-
er physician assistant at
the Dwight D. Eisenhower
VA Medical Center.
Wisner is facing
criminal charges of aggra-
vated sexual battery and
sexual battery in Leaven-
worth County District
Court, after his April 3
court date was delayed to
Aug. 28.
Meanwhile, veterans
who say Wisner made
inappropriate comments
and physical contact dur-
ing exams continue to
come forward and file civil
suits. As of Friday, there
were 37 federal lawsuits
pending against Wisner
and the government. Cur-
ry said he has enough
cases in the works to push
the number past 50.
Under the federal tort
claims act, all of the plain-
tiffs had to be denied an
administrative settlement
by the VA before they
could take their case to
court. Now that they’ve
gone to court, Curry said
the U.S. Attorney’s Office
has filed to have at least
10 of the suits dismissed.
Curry said that’s not
unusual in lawsuits against
private sector employers,
but it is unusual for a
government agency with a
former employee who has
been criminally charged.
“It’s rare in civil litiga-
tion to have a wrongdoer
Following a wreck, man is killed on
interstate in KC by hit-and-run driver
A driver involved in a
collision early Saturday
was killed when he got out
of his pickup and was
struck by an unknown
vehicle that fled the scene.
The victim was pro-
nounced dead at the scene
on northbound Interstate
435 near Front Street in
Kansas City. His name has
not been released. He is
the city’s 32nd traffic
fatality of the year.
Rider dies in KC motorcycle crash,
and police don’t rule out racing
A motorcyclist was
killed shortly before mid-
night Friday in east Kan-
sas City when his white
Yamaha left the roadway
and struck a metal utility
pole.
The victim landed in the
street and was pro-
nounced dead at the
scene. He was the city’s
31st traffic fatality of the
year.
A second motorcycle
also crashed in the same
incident. That rider was
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sitting in a jail waiting for
his trial and then have the
United States continuing
to press a dissent,” Curry
said. “He did these acts,
there’s no question in my
mind and I think these
veterans are all very cred-
ible, but what we’re up
against is just a battery of
technical arguments.”
Jim Cross, a spokesman
for the U.S. Attorney’s
Office for the District of
Kansas, declined to com-
ment.
“With that matter pend-
ing, we’ll reserve com-
ment for the courtroom,”
Cross said.
Curry said the VA’s
potential liability should
become more clear soon,
as a trove of discovery
documents is due to arrive
this week.
“Who knew what and
when is what it’s going to
show us,” Curry said. “We
know for a fact there were
several veterans who went
to various people at the
VA hospital there and
questioned Wisner’s con-
duct. So there should be
records of them reporting
him in some instances or
just questioning what was
happening.”
Curry said the docu-
ments could number in
the tens of thousands and
will take some time to sift
through.
The criminal charges
against Wisner, of Horton,
allege that he committed
sexual abuse against pa-
tients between 2012 and
2014.
He voluntarily surren-
dered his license to prac-
tice as a physician assist-
ant in February 2015. In
doing so, he signed
documents agreeing to the
Kansas Board of Healing
Arts’ finding that he had
“used his position as a
Physician Assistant at the
Dwight D. Eisenhower VA
Medical Center in Leaven-
worth, Kansas, to commit
sexual battery crimes
against veteran patients.”
Andy Marso:
816-234-4055,
@andymarso
The wreck occurred
shortly after 1 a.m.
Police say the driver of a
Chevrolet Impala lost
control, struck a concrete
barrier and came to rest in
the lane of traffic. The
Silverado pickup then
struck the Impala.
Police say they have no
description of the hit-and-
run driver or the vehicle.
— DONALD BRADLEY,
DBRADLEY@KCSTAR.COM
not injured.
Police said it is un-
known if the two bikes
made contact before
crashing or if the two were
racing.
The victims have not
been identified. The wreck
happened near the in-
tersection of Coal Mine
Road and Colorado Ave-
nue.
Donald Bradley:
816-234-4182
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News
Texas officer
who killed teen
could spend rest
of life in prison
BY CLEVE R. WOOTSON JR.,
PETER HOLLEY,
LINDSEY BEVER
AND WESLEY LOWERY
Washington Post
A Texas police officer
turned himself in on Fri-
day after he was charged
with murder in the shoot-
ing death of a 15-year-old.
Roy Durwood Oliver, a
patrol officer in the Dallas
suburb of Balch Springs
since July 2011, was re-
leased on $300,000 bail.
While dispatched on
complaints about drunk
teenagers at a party last
weekend, Oliver fired his
rifle at a car full of teenag-
ers who were leaving,
according to investigators,
killing Jordan Edwards.
The police department
fired Oliver on Tuesday.
If convicted of the mur-
der charge, he could
spend the rest of his life in
prison. In a statement
released Friday, Jordan’s
family said the charge
“brings hope that the
justice system will bend
against the overwhelming
weight of our frustration.”
A funeral for the Mes-
quite High School fresh-
man is scheduled for Sat-
urday.
Because Jordan was
black, the shooting has
thrust the north Texas
town of 25,000 into the
ongoing debate about
whether police are too
quick to use deadly force
on minorities.
Jordan is the youngest
of the 339 people shot and
Oliver Edwards
killed by police so far in
2017, according to a
Washington Post database
tracking such shootings.
At least 10 people shot
and killed by police this
year were under 18.
On April 29, Oliver and
other officers were dis-
patched to a call about
intoxicated teens at a
house party. Police say
that as officers dispersed
the party, they heard gun-
shots outside. Then, when
officers went to investi-
gate, they saw a car back-
ing out of a parking spot.
As officers approached the
vehicle, police say it began
to drive away. Oliver
opened fire, striking Jor-
dan, who was riding in the
passenger seat.
Jordan was taken to a
hospital, where he was
pronounced dead. The
Dallas County Medical
Examiner’s office said he
was killed by a rifle wound
to the head.
Oliver was initially
placed on administrative
leave before he was fired
jthree days into the in-
vestigation. Parallel crimi-
nal and internal investiga-
tions are ongoing.
“The warrant was is-
sued due to evidence that
suggested Mr. Oliver in-
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KANSASCITY.COM
tended to cause serious
bodily injury and commit
an act clearly dangerous
to human life that caused
the death of an indivi-
dual,” Melinda Urbina, a
public information officer
with the Dallas County
Sheriff’s Office, said in a
statement.
“The investigation into
the death of Jordan Ed-
wards will continue and
does not conclude with
the arrest of Roy Oliver,”
the statement added.
Oliver, the second offi-
cer at the scene that night,
“violated several depart-
ment polices,” Balch
Springs Police Spokesman
Pedro Gonzalez said, with-
out elaborating.
“After reviewing the
findings I have made the
decision to terminate Roy
Oliver’s employment with
the Balch Springs Police
Department,” Police Chief
Jonathan Haber told re-
porters Tuesday evening.
“My department will con-
tinue to be responsive,
transparent and account-
able.”
Police initially said that
the vehicle reversed “ag-
gressively” at the ap-
proaching officers, but
they later retracted that
statement and said that
body camera video
showed that the vehicle
was driving away from
officers when Oliver
opened fire.
In the family’s state-
ment, released Friday
after a warrant was issued
for Oliver’s arrest, at-
torney Lee Merritt called
the charges “appropriate.”
“Although this does not
take away the excruciating
pain caused by the loss of
a son, brother, and friend,
the announcement that
the appropriate warrant
has been issued for the
arrest of Roy Oliver on the
charge of murder has
brought a bit of reprieve in
a time of intense (mourn-
ing),” the statement said.
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
Rouhani film
censored ahead
of Iran elections
BY NASSER KARIMI
Associated Press
TEHRAN, IRAN
Iran’s state TV Saturday
censored a documentary
released by President
Hassan Rouhani’s cam-
paign, ahead of the up-
coming presidential elec-
tion.
A report by the semi-
official ILNA did not elab-
orate but a Rouhani cam-
paign official confirmed to
The Associated Press that
state TV had cut parts of
“President Rouhani”.
He said one censored
segment showed support-
ers chanting for opposition
leader Mir Hossein Mou-
savi, who has been under
house-arrest since 2011
and whose Green Move-
ment hard-liners oppose.
Also omitted was a picture
of former President Mo-
hammad Khatami, whose
name and image have
been banned in Iranian
media since 2015.
He said state TV also
cut out a remark by a
student in which he said
Supreme Leader Ayatollah
Ali Khamenea supported
the 2015 landmark nucle-
ar deal between Iran and
world powers.
The official spoke on
the condition of anonym-
ity because he was not
authorized to brief report-
ers.
The documentary was a
collection of Rouhani’s
past speeches, on various
issues, during his visits to
various provinces.
State TV did not imme-
diately provide any com-
ment.
Earlier this week Khata-
mi announced his support
for Rouhani, and Mousavi
is also considered a Rou-
hani supporter.
The moderate Rouhani,
who vowed to lift Mousa-
vi’s house arrest in his
2013 campaign, is running
in the May 19 election
against five other candi-
dates. That promise re-
mains to be fulfilled.
In a separate report, the
official IRNA news agency
published the results of a
Monday survey in which
nearly 64 percent of a
6,047 person sample
group said they will be
voting, while 20 percent
said they were undecided.
It added that some 55
percent had already decid-
ed on their candidates; 45
percent said they support
the moderate-reformist
camp, while more that 23
percent supported the
conservative hard-liner
groups.
Additionally, the survey
asked where they would
seek guidance for their
vote; some 50 percent said
they would decide for
themselves, 16 percent
said they would follow the
lead of friends and rela-
tives in making their deci-
sion, 14 percent said they
would refer to clerics, 13
percent to political groups,
six percent to university
students and academics,
and 1.3 percent said they
would emulate artists and
athletes.
Rouhani won the 2013
presidential election with
nearly 51 percent of 37
million votes in a 73 per-
cent turnout. There are
some 55 million eligible
voters in the upcoming
election.
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News
Jason Isbell performed Friday at Uptown Theater as part
of the Middle of the Map Fest.
REVIEW
Isbell showcases his
artistic renaissance at
Middle of the Map Fest
BY BILL BROWNLEE
Special to The Star
Jason Isbell compli-
mented his hosts during
his appearance as one of
the primary headlining
acts of Ink’s Middle of the
Map Fest on Friday. The
singer-songwriter told an
audience of about 1,600
at the Uptown Theater
that “this is the kind of
festival that makes sense
to me. It’s dark and we’re
inside. ... And every little
piece of American rock ‘n’
roll music came from right
here in the middle of the
map.”
Isbell’s work as a mem-
ber of the astute Southern
rock band Drive-By Truck-
SUSAN PFANNMULLER Special to the Star
ers and as a solo artist
reflects his reverence for
roots-oriented sounds. His
nearly two-hour outing on
Friday confirmed that the
Alabama native is also
intent on carving out a
prominent place for him-
self in the annals of Amer-
ican music.
In addition to being an
impressive vocalist, guita-
rist and bandleader, Isbell
is one of the most com-
pelling songwriters of the
new millennium. The
compositions from his
forthcoming album, “The
Nashville Sound,” his
sixth solo effort, indicated
that Isbell remains on an
inspired streak of conse-
quential rock that’s worthy
of comparison to the art-
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KANSASCITY.COM
istic peak of Bruce Spring-
steen. Isbell’s lack of
mainstream hits is a re-
flection of the precipitous
decline in the popularity
of rock rather than in his
ability to craft memorable
songs.
Isbell sang that “I’ve
heard enough of the white
man’s blues” on the cap-
tivating new composition
“Hope the High Road.”
Even so, he continues to
voice the anxieties of
everyday Americans with
literary agility. On “24
Frames,” a song about
maintaining faith and
family ties in spite of the
ephemeral nature of life,
Isbell sang “you thought
God was an architect, now
you know He’s something
like a pipe bomb ready to
blow.”
The material was given
additional heft by the 400
Unit, Isbell’s backing
ensemble that’s as potent
as Springsteen’s E-Street
Band and Tom Petty’s
Heartbreakers. They gave
“Codeine” a loose-limbed
Texas swing treatment
and roughed up “Deco-
ration Day” with ferocious
aggressiveness. Isbell’s
wife, Amanda Shires, a
violinist who spent a por-
tion of her childhood in
the Kansas City area,
accentuated the latter
song’s violent theme with
a mournful solo.
The opening set by the
Philadelphia based psy-
chedelic Americana band
Strand of Oaks was filled
with excitable exuberance.
Bandleader Timothy
Showalter repeatedly
yelped “I wanna get it
back” on “Radio Kids,” a
gloriously disheveled song
about the joy of discov-
ering exciting new music,
a thrilling experience
that’s at the core of Ink’s
Middle of the Map Fest.
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KANSASCITY.COM
REVIEW
Brooks revives the
usual euphoria during
Sprint Center reunion
BY TIMOTHY FINN
tfinn@kcstar.com
Garth Brooks was all
over the Sprint Center
Friday night: Sprinting
across the stage from one
side to the other; climbing
aboard the jungle-gym
shell that hosted his drum-
mer; and distributing hand
slaps and high fives to
make sure the folks in the
upper-most front rows
were feeling his hospital-
ity.
Nearly 10 years after he
packed the place for nine
shows in 10 days, Brooks
returned to the Sprint
Center on Friday night for
the first of five shows this
weekend. He will return
next weekend for two
more. All seven shows are
sold out, though if you’re
looking for a single seat in
the upper levels for one of
the dates, you might score
a ticket.
Several times, Brooks
reminded the sold-out
crowd of nearly 17,000
that this was the “opening
show” of the Kansas City
tour, which was accurate,
technically, but also a bit
of a dodge. He and his
band and his wife, country
star Trisha Yearwood,
have been on the road for
this tour since 2014 and
they have clearly waxed
and polished their chops
and rapport. Friday’s show
was about as spotless as a
JILL TOYOSHIBA jtoyoshiba@kcstar.com
Garth Brooks performs
Friday at the Sprint Center.
show can go, disregarding
the very occasional mo-
ments when the vocals
needed a little more heft
and edge.
Brooks would pledge that
this night would be devoted
to old songs and greatest
hits, but he opened with
something new: “Baby,
Let’s Lay Down and
Dance,” a single from
“Gunslinger,” his 10th
studio album, released in
October. He jumped from
there back 26 years, to
“Rodeo,” a track from his
“Ropin’ the Wind” album,
one of his earliest and most
successful albums.
Brooks turned 55 in
February, but he shows
few signs of slowing down
or conceding anything to
the music world that is
having trouble figuring out
what to do with stars like
him who have breached
the gloaming of their ca-
reers. At this point, Brooks
has little to worry about.
He has managed to sus-
tain the heart, sincerity
and stamina needed to
present a two-hour-plus
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show that quakes with
energy and emotion.
The highlights came
early and often. Brooks
tested the crowd a few
times, daring them almost
to show off their familiar-
ity with his older material
by singing along. His chal-
lenge was met every time,
even, as it turned out, with
some new material.
Those older songs gen-
erated an abundance of
energy and participation,
songs like “Beaches of
Cheyenne” and especially
“The River,” which cre-
scendoed into a visceral
gospel anthem. He
changed the mood after
that with “Two Piña Cola-
das,” a frivolous party
anthem with an inescap-
able fusion of melody and
groove; and “Papa Loved
Mama,” one of the more
joyous murder ballads
you’ll ever hear.
After detonating the
room with a high-ballistic
version of “The Thunder
Rolls,” Brooks turned the
stage over to Yearwood,
who spent several songs
demonstrating why she’d
been a major-label coun-
try star in the mid- to
late-1990s. Her six-song
set included a few of her
biggest hits, like “XXX’s
and OOO’s,” the R&B/
soul track “How Do I
Live” and “She’s In Love
With the Boy,” which
never fails to deliver a
gust if sugary appeal.
Yearwood also performed
the title track to “Prize-
Fighter,” which she ded-
icated to “kicking cancer’s
ass.” She ended her set
with one of her biggest
hits, “She’s In Love With
The Boy,” during which
the enormous video
screen hosted an episode
of “kiss cam” (and some
of the chosen couples
indulged lustily).
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816-234-4781,
@phinnagain
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FROM PAGE 1A
DOWNTOWN
rise a block away and
another next to the park.
Judging by what she tracks
home on the soles of her
shoes, she figures only
half clean up after their
pets.
“It’s just unkind,” Mos-
er said, plastic bag in
hand. “If the people who
don’t (pick up) stepped in
it, they would know how
unkind it is.”
This is what is snidely
referred to as a first-world
problem. Admittedly,
there are far worse hard-
ships being visited upon
the human condition than
dog waste.
And even among first-
world concerns, it is by no
means among the great
banes of modern urban
life. Theft, violence and
poverty come to mind.
But for folks who live,
work and visit downtown
Kansas City, it is a fester-
ing irritant as more and
more people, and their
mutts, set up housekeep-
ing in a paved-over part of
town where dogs were
once rarer than today’s
exciting nightlife.
“When we began the
revitalization of down-
town back in 2003,” said
Sean O’Byrne of the
Downtown Council, “we
said we’d judge success by
seeing a nice young couple
walking their dog.
“Now,” he said, pausing
to choose his words care-
fully, “maybe we are too
successful.”
This proliferation of
downtown dogs was noth-
ing city planners antici-
pated. The words dog, cat
or pets appear nowhere in
the 119-page document,
the Downtown Area Plan,
that lays out the vision for
the residential revival
we’re now experiencing.
But far be it from
O’Byrne to suggest that
too many dogs reside
downtown. More dogs,
after all, means more
people. And more people
make for a vibrant place to
live, work and play, even if
sometimes it has an ick
factor from a misplaced
step.
“It’s a great problem to
have,” O’Byrne said.
But it’s a problem not
without some costs, as
evidenced by the orange
snow fence now surround-
ing freshly laid strips of
grass outside the parking
garage for the Kansas City
Public Library at 10th
Street and Baltimore Ave-
nue.
Because so many dogs
make pitstops there, “they
have to resod it every
year,” said Jared Camp-
bell, president of the
Downtown Neighborhood
Association, himself a dog
owner who lives nearby.
So irritated are some
private property owners by
the excrement and
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KANSASCITY.COM
With regard to combat-
ing dog waste, Thompson
has been a force for good,
donating waste bag dis-
pensers throughout down-
burned-out grass from dog town. He also has a strict
urine that they now post policy for his dog walkers,
signs saying “No Dogs who exercise the 65 to
Allowed.” At least one has 100 dogs that visit the
threatened trespassers Crossroads store on any
with a lawsuit. given day.
Still, Campbell and “My employees know
others say, in spite of the that if they don’t pick up
hassles, dogs are a great the poop,” he said, “they’ll
addition to downtown’s be fired on the spot.”
ever hipper streetscape. They even pick up other
“I definitely think the dogs’ left-behinds, know-
good outweighs the bad,” ing the business it apt to
he said. “My strong belief get blamed anyway, on a
is that dogs help build a corner that also features a
sense of community. In fairly new pet supply
my building, I know the store, Tail Waggin’ Pet-
dogs’ names before I Stop, 1818 Wyandotte St.
know the names of the The owner of a wide
owners.” ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com patch of grass within sight
Downtown developers Stephanie Schultz walks her dog on a small patch of grass on Thursday in Kansas City’s of Dog Pawz’s front door,
and retailers alike in- Crossroads area. Residents have noticed a problem with the increase in dog owners the DST Community Gar-
creasingly see dogs and downtown: piles of dog piles. den at 18th and Broadway,
dog owners less as a nui- was unimpressed, howev-
sance than as a potential er, with Thompson’s ef-
profit center for future life, have dogs. 31st Street, the state line second location. forts.
residential and commer- Nobody knows how to Woodland Avenue — is “I saw the growth com- “They threatened to sue
cial development. many dogs. But if state- expected to grow to ing, and there wasn’t any- us,” Thompson said, and
Several downtown luxu- wide averages are any 30,000 residents by 2020 thing down there for the DST put up signs telling
ry apartments are now indication, more than a and 40,000 by 2030. animals,” Thompson said. dogs to keep out.
advertised as “pet friend- third of downtown-area Those numbers im- That was 3 1⁄2 years ago, Tempers have eased
ly” and offer amenities households have at least pressed Dan Thompson which he thinks might since then. Asked to com-
such as grooming, dog one dog and often another when he saw them a few have been a little early for ment, DST spokeswoman
walking, play areas and one or two. years back. So much so what was then a nascent Laura Parsons issued a
even dog washing stations And according to projec- that the owner of the Lea- market. But the number of written statement:
at a premium price. tions, many more will be wood-based dog day care, downtown dogs is growing “The DST Community
While the City Market barking at the door. grooming and boarding with every new housing Garden at 18th and Broad-
and other businesses serv- Officials say that greater business Dog Pawz leased project, and he’s feeling way provides over 4,000
ing food are required by downtown — the bounda- a 12,000-square-foot good about the future. pounds of produce to local
law to close their doors to ries for counting purposes building in the Crossroads “We hope the bubble
pets, some coffee shops is the Missouri River to at 1821 Central St. for his does not burst,” he said. SEE DOG PARKS, 11A
and bars try to accommo-
date pet owners at outside
patios.
“The dog is increasingly
becoming a family mem-
ber, and because of that
you want to bring your
family member with you
when you go out,” David
Hensley said.
With that in mind, Hen-
sley and a partner plan to
open a private club for
dogs and their owners by
the riverfront in the fall.
The concept for Bar K, as
it will be known, has the
humans sitting down for
dinner and drinks inside,
while their dogs frolic and
take care of business out-
side in a fenced area in
the shadow of the Heart of
America Bridge.
“We’re trying to fill
what we think is a huge
gap in the market,” he
said.
PUPULATION GROWTH
Where dogs have long
been part of the down-
town scene in New York
and many other big cities,
they are relative newcom-
ers, in large numbers
anyway, to Kansas City’s
urban center.
A little more than a
decade ago, there were
only a few thousand
households within the
River Market, Crossroads
and downtown loop areas.
Now, an estimated
26,000 young people,
empty-nesters and others
in between call the greater
downtown area home.
And an awful lot of them,
accustomed to suburban
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DOG PARKS
pantries annually. The
safety of our garden vol-
unteers and high sanitary
standards of the produce
are important and so we
ask that pets stay outside
of the fence.”
MORE DOG PARKS
City dogs don’t require
grass for exercise and
relief. Anyone who’s
walked the sometimes-
soiled sidewalks knows
this.
Many dogs are trained
to go inside on special
pads or newspapers. The
Downtown Council is in
the midst of an etiquette
campaign, O’Byrne said,
encouraging dog walkers
in the downtown library
district to have their ani-
mals go on the street side
of the curb while out for a
spin around the neigh-
borhood.
Indeed, concrete is
sometimes the only op-
tion. Because what grass
there is downtown at sur-
face level is rapidly being
displaced by development,
while the growing number
of rooftop parks are often
restricted to tenants.
“It has its challenges,”
River Market resident
Debbie Frederiksen said
as she and Oscar, her
long-haired dachshund,
took a stroll Tuesday
through smallish City
Market Park. “Downtown
has even less grass than
this.”
Which is why city gov-
ernment, with the help of
private partners, has been
stepping up so dogless
Kansas Citians are less
likely to step in it.
More than a decade
after Kansas City opened
its first off-leash area
south of Union Station in
Penn Valley Park, down-
town dwellers are eagerly
awaiting the opening soon
of a dog park much closer
to where many of them
live.
On the northern slope
below the Lewis and Clark
sculpture, West Terrace
Dog Park at Seventh
Street and Pennsylvania is
1.5 acres of thick green
grass with pleasant places
for dog walkers to sit and
let their companions
roam. The new dog park
overlooks the spot below
where the Corps of Dis-
covery paddled upriver
toward Oregon two centu-
ries ago with a crew of 33,
along with a Newfoun-
dland hound named Sea-
man.
History does not tell us
how the dog comported
himself in the canoe. But
on land, Seaman presum-
ably did his business
wherever he pleased en
route to the unknown.
Of course, that was
before dog waste bag
stations began popping up
across the downtown area,
which dog walkers are
very much encouraged to
use, even when they are at
the new dog park.
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The same pickup rules
apply at a far more austere
off-leash area the city
opened recently on an
acre of grass alongside the
south approach to the
Heart of America Bridge
at Fifth and Locust.
“They keep trying to
drag me over here,” John
Harris said the other day
as his dogs Dice, a pit
bull/lab mix, and Noel, a
rat terrier, panted and
drooled as they awaited
entry into that dog park
across from their River
Market apartment.
Harris grew up nearby.
Even at 24, he remembers
when downtown was dog
tired and dead after sun-
down most days of the
week. He’s happy to see
that changing as people
his age, millennials, move
into all those former office
buildings and factories by
the thousands.
“They say we’re replac-
ing people wearing suits
and ties,” he said, “with
people like me wearing
jeans and Converse, and
it’s happening!”
Happening with dogs,
that is. Lots and lots of
dogs.
Mike Hendricks:
816-234-4738,
@kcmikehendricks
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News
Trump’s travel ban faces
key test in appeals court
BY ALANNA DURKIN RICHER
Associated Press
RICHMOND, VA.
President Donald
Trump’s revised travel
ban targeting six Muslim-
majority countries is about
to be scrutinized by a
federal appeals court for
the first time.
The 4th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals will hear
arguments Monday in the
case that has thwarted the
president’s attempt to bar
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MENTAL ILLNESS
Department of Mental
Health. Their residents
live tucked away out of
the reach of mental health
caseworkers.
Kansas licenses special-
ized nursing homes for
mental illness, but critics
say too many residents
languish without aggres-
sive care.
See the young man in
the pictures? Gamargo
swipes through them. It
was her birthday, and
Marquis playfully had sat
on her lap — though he’s
much bigger than her —
flashing his bright smile
and the showman’s flare
that dazzled girls and won
him parts in high school
plays.
Her son lives now in
Levering Regional Health
Care Center, four hours
away in Hannibal, Mo.
And it terrifies her.
“I have to give him
help,” she says through
tears. “I’m scared for him,
he’s so far gone.”
That is what she told the
man whose office sent
him so far away — Jackson
County Public Adminis-
trator John Killian — when
he invited her recently to
talk about Marquis in a
meeting witnessed by The
Star.
“He’s lost most of his
friends,” Gamargo said. “I
don’t want him to be
alone, and lost.”
But there at the table,
she and Killian shared a
deep and mutual frustra-
tion.
Compromised choices
are the only choices
they’ve got.
The best Killian could
say about the circum-
stances that have led him
to scatter some 150 people
with severe mental illness
in nursing homes across
the state is this: “It’s not
ideal.”
Others speak in more
dire tones. Gamargo and
the public administrator
are snared in a state setup
that is irresponsible, many
observers say.
The nursing homes “are
way less than ideal,” said
Steve Jarvis, chairman of
psychiatry at Truman
Medical Centers. “I found
them to be harmful. I
would not want to send
someone there, even when
picked up homeless on the
street.”
It’s “a tragedy” for
many of the people locked
in nursing homes, said
attorney Frank Murphy of
Kansas City, a former
public administrator who
represents many people in
guardianships.
“We are re-institution-
alizing,” he said. “Too
many go in, and they
don’t get out easily.”
The actual number of
severely mentally ill peo-
ple placed in skilled nurs-
ing facilities is unclear,
but Ed Bothe, manager of
an assisted living facility
in Jefferson City, esti-
mates that some 800 are
admitted every year in
Missouri, now totaling in
certain people from enter-
ing the country in the
name of national security.
The Richmond, Virgin-
ia-based court will exam-
ine a federal judge in
Maryland’s ruling that
blocks the administration
from temporarily barring
new visas for people from
Iran, Libya, Somalia, Su-
dan, Syria and Yemen.
A federal judge in Ha-
waii has also halted that
provision as well as the
freeze on the U.S. refugee
program. Trump’s admin-
the thousands.
In Kansas, the results
are no better, advocates
say.
Ten Kansas facilities are
filled with nearly 700
severely mentally ill resi-
dents, many of them
young. But the resource-
starved homes provide
little distinctive care for
mental illness, said Rocky
Nichols, executive director
of the Disability Rights
Center of Kansas.
“We’ve created a ghetto
for people with the most
significant mental health
needs,” he said. “You drop
them off, and you’re done.
…What they get is a bot-
tomless supply of those
little white cups that hand
out medication.”
Several factors have led
to this point. The facilities
and services that make up
the mental health system
are underfunded and
overburdened.
State psychiatric hospi-
tals in Missouri and in
Kansas have almost no
beds available beyond
those occupied by people
facing criminal charges.
Local hospitals with
psychiatric wards are
pressed to discharge pa-
tients often before they
are ready to leave, as crisis
cases keep coming
through the door.
Community mental
health centers and the
network of group homes
and counseling programs
can’t keep up with the
demand for services.
Consequently, many
people in psychosis, who
have refused medicine
and care, become a dan-
ger to themselves and
others, with little standing
between them and home-
lessness or jail.
For decades, prisons
were the “de facto long-
term care” for mental
illness’s hardest cases,
said Mitch Landucci, a
deputy case manager in
Killian’s office.
But now nursing homes
are taking their place, he
said, “by default.”
The level of psychiatric
care varies between
homes, but psychiatrists
usually are not on staff,
but rather on call and may
do visiting rounds once a
month, caseworkers say.
Clients can get regular
medications, but they will
not get the more special-
ized psychiatric care of a
hospital.
The nursing homes earn
their Medicaid money
when they take on these
most difficult cases, Bothe
said. But he fears there is
little incentive “other than
their own conscience” for
facilities to move stabiliz-
ed patients toward inde-
pendent living. In the
industry, he said, stabiliz-
ed patients are called
“easy keepers.”
The county public ad-
ministrator’s offices
charged with overseeing
many of the cases in the
nursing homes have more
than they can handle.
istration is fighting that
decision in the 9th U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals.
Trump rewrote the
travel ban after the first
version was stymied by
the courts. Opponents say
the new executive order
has the same problems
and cannot stand. The
issue is likely destined for
the U.S. Supreme Court.
Here are a few things to
know about the 4th Cir-
cuit hearing:
CAN I LISTEN IN?
The two deputy case
managers in Killian’s
office — Landucci and
Becky Hutton — between
them manage some 300
guardianship cases.
They visit each of their
cases at least once a year
and review treatment
plans at least four times a
year, Killian said. Some
nursing homes are better
than others, but the choic-
es are usually few. They
might reach out to 40
homes and get one reply
back offering to take
someone in.
Just recently, Hutton
told Gamargo, she got to
meet Gamargo’s son while
she traveled among some
of the farther-flung facil-
ities to check on distant
wards under the Jackson
County office’s guardian-
ship.
They had only 10 min-
utes together, Hutton said,
and other residents with
needs were hovering over
them, anxious and persist-
ent.
“He is so young,” Hut-
ton said. “A cutie.” He
pleaded for a chance at
some talk therapy, some-
thing the nursing home
would have to contract
out, shesaid, and staff said
it would be available to
him.
But will they? And will
he take it? Assurances are
fleeting.
INSIDE THE WALLS
Wentric Williams II
operates Kansas City’s
busiest nursing home with
locked wings for people
with severe mental illness.
He sweeps through the
men’s unit at Bridgewood
Health Care Center,
where residents cluster in
the sparse hallways, inside
on what is a beautiful day
on the outside.
Men with earnest faces
step toward Williams as
he passes. They want his
attention. Each presses
him with something — a
complaint, a fear, a want.
Many of them have
been in prison. Some are
registered sex offenders.
Some are drug addicts.
“They’ve lived rough,
rough lives,” he said.
The women’s wing finds
the same clusters. Some
sit against the wall with
their knees drawn up.
“How are you doin’?”
Williams says encourag-
ingly to one woman as he
passes.
“How do you think?”
she answers sourly. “Same
as always.”
Facilities like Bridge-
wood aren’t monitored by
the Department of Mental
Health, but by the Depart-
ment of Health and Senior
Services, which tradition-
ally serves residents with
physical and develop-
mental disabilities, many
of them frail and elderly.
The nursing facilities
are expected to be able to
provide all the health
services their clients need
— whether geriatric pa-
tients or mental health
patients — and Williams
says Bridgewood does.
It’s not easy. Probably
90 percent of the people
in these locked wings “no
Yes. For the first time,
the court will provide a
live audio broadcast of a
hearing due to intense
public interest. The 2:30
p.m. EDT hearing will be
broadcast by C-SPAN and
the court will provide a
link to the live feed on its
website.
HOW COMMON IS A
FULL-COURT HEARING?
A three-judge panel is
typically the first and last
stop for most cases in the
4th Circuit. The full court
will sometimes re-exam-
ine a case that a three-
judge panel has heard.
That usually happens a
few times a year.
In an extraordinary
move, the 4th Circuit has
THE FACILITIES AND SERVICES THAT
MAKE UP THE MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM
ARE UNDERFUNDED AND
OVERBURDENED.
one else would take,” he
says. Their staff is trained
in the “five-man-take-
down” to restrain any
dangerous outbursts.
There are 72 beds in the
men’s secure wing and 34
in the women’s. They’re
filled up, Williams said.
They have a waiting list.
“The demand is getting
heavier,” he said. “Clearly
they need us.”
Medicaid offers no sup-
port for community men-
tal health caseworkers to
follow clients into the
nursing facilities because
the Health and Senior
Services-licensed facilities
are already Medicaid-
funded to provide all of
their clients’ needs, said
Debra Walker, spokeswo-
man for the Department
of Mental Health.
“They are supposed to
be receiving all the mental
health care they need,”
Walker said. “I cannot
answer whether they do. …
We are assuming the men-
tal health services are
being provided, but it is
not something we can
oversee.”
Health and Senior Serv-
ices’ ombudsman program
and its legion of volun-
teers take up the watch on
nursing facilities. Calls
from the secured wings for
mental illness throughout
the state are overtaking
their caseloads.
Just five out of the 90
nursing facilities that
ombudsmen watch in
northwest Missouri’s Re-
gion Four specialize in
secured severe mental
illness care, regional di-
rector Becky Caldwell
said, but their residents
account for 80 percent of
the calls they receive.
They tend to be more
vocal. Their needs are
hard to meet. Many want
to be freed of guardian-
ship, and they make it
known.
Many of the residents
are physically strong,
young adults living in
centers adapted from
chosen in this case to go
straight to the “en banc”
or full-court hearing.
Some of the 15 judges
could be recused, so the
list of those who will hear
the case will be released
Monday.
The judges’ decision
signifies the importance of
the case and their desire
to settle the issue more
quickly.
The court hasn’t
skipped the three-judge
panel and gone directly to
the full-court hearing
since 1998, when it con-
sidered a challenge to a
Virginia law requiring
minors to notify their
parents before they get an
abortion, according to
court records.
buildings and activity
areas designed for elderly
residents, said Michelle
Brown, director of the
ombudsman office for
Region Seven, the Kansas
City area.
“They are mixing two
populations that don’t
necessarily meld well,”
she said.
Bridgewood has group
therapy programs, Wil-
liams said. It has success
getting patients on their
medications. Some are
able to get privileges to go
outside with staff, and
many graduate out to
less-restrictive care. Some,
though, come back.
The residents here
“want as much of a life as
they can within these
walls,” Williams said.
He’s not blinded by any
illusions.
“They don’t want to be
here,” he said. “No one
wants to have their loved
one here.”
But someone has to help
them, he said. Guardians
come with their family
member, weary, and say,
“Please take him.”
NOWHERE TO TURN
Clara Gamargo got
herself a gun.
She was desperate.
Scared of the son she
loved. She was one of
those family members
Murphy, the former coun-
ty administrator, de-
scribed as being “torment-
ed” by the system’s failure
to provide necessary care.
But this spring, when
she saw her wish was
about to be granted — that
a judge was going to order
her son into state guardi-
anship — her heart burst
in grief.
She knew he’d slipped
her grasp. Her son was
lost.
He had tried so hard to
hold himself together and
impress the court. But his
words raced. His thoughts
raged. And he’d shown
himself to be a danger.
“It was not some guy at
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KANSASCITY.COM
IS THE 4TH CIRCUIT A
LIBERAL OR
CONSERVATIVE
COURT?
The 4th Circuit was
long known as the nation’s
most conservative appeals
court. But President Ba-
rack Obama dramatically
changed its makeup, pull-
ing the 4th Circuit to the
center.
Now, nine judges are
Democratic appointees –
including six from Obama
– and five judges are Re-
publican appointees. Chief
Judge Roger Gregory was
given a recess appoint-
ment to the court by Presi-
dent Bill Clinton and was
reappointed by President
George W. Bush.
the bus stop talking to
himself,” Gamargo said.
“That was my son … so
angry at everybody and
everything.”
She had tried every way
she could, she said, to
save her son — “who once
played guitar, who taught
himself keyboard, who
loved to sing and be hap-
py.”
Gamargo is a single
parent, and she was alone
trying to figure out what
had happened when he
disappeared for several
months after Halloween
2010. The 18-year-old
who reappeared at their
house the following sum-
mer was not well.
He knew it, too, she
said. Voices had invaded
his head. She knows how
hard he tried to control it.
There were times he took
his medications and col-
laborated in his treatment.
He focused on job applica-
tions and sought to keep
his friendships.
But when he rebelled
against medications that
made him “numb,” or
streaked dark circles un-
der his eyes, the services
failed. He became con-
vinced the government
was using him as a lab rat
for medicine.
“There is no bridge
from that point when they
are too far gone,” Ga-
margo said.
Right now, a protective
order prevents them from
talking. But she yearns to
see him. She knows what
he’d say.
“He’d say, ‘Mom, why
aren’t you helping me?!
We have to fight the sys-
tem! We have to fight it
together!’ ”
She is fighting, she said.
She doesn’t want him put
away, forgotten in a
locked hall.
Gamargo wants medica-
tions and therapy to work.
She wants him to become
the college student he had
planned to be — maybe
help others escape their
illness.
She’s fighting, she said.
She just doesn’t know
where to turn.
Joe Robertson:
816-234-4789,
@robertsonkcstar
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Protections for 27
national monuments
may be curtailed, cut
BY MATTHEW DALY
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Twenty-seven national
monuments, mostly in the
West, face the curtailing
or elimination of protec-
tions put in place over the
past two decades by presi-
dents from both parties,
the Interior Department
said.
President Donald
Trump ordered the review
last month, saying protec-
tions imposed by his three
immediate predecessors
amounted to “a massive
federal land grab” that
“should never have hap-
pened.”
A list released Friday
includes 22 monuments
on federal land in 11,
mostly Western states,
including Bears Ears and
Grand Staircase-Escalante
in Utah, Nevada’s Basin
and Range and Katahdin
Woods and Waters in
Maine.
The review also targets
five marine monuments in
the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans, including a huge
reserve in Hawaii estab-
lished in 2006 by Presi-
dent George W. Bush and
expanded last year by
President Barack Obama.
Bush, Obama and Bill
Clinton were among a
host of presidents who
protected hundreds of
millions of acres under a
1906 law that authorizes
the president to declare
federal lands and waters
as monuments and restrict
their use.
Trump said the protec-
tions imposed by his pred-
ecessors “unilaterally put
millions of acres of land
and water under strict
federal control, eliminat-
ing the ability of the peo-
ple who actually live in
those states to decide how
best to use that land.”
The land-controls have
“gotten worse and worse
and worse, and now we’re
going to free it up, which
is what should have hap-
pened in the first place,”
Trump said at a signing
ceremony marking the
executive order.
Trump accused Obama
in particular of exploiting
the 1906 Antiquities Act
in an “egregious abuse of
federal power,” adding
that he was giving power
“back to the states and to
the people, where it be-
longs.”
In December, shortly
before leaving office,
Obama infuriated Utah
Republicans by creating
the Bears Ears National
Monument on more than 1
million acres of land that’s
sacred to Native Amer-
icans and home to tens of
thousands of archaeolog-
ical sites, including an-
cient cliff dwellings.
Republicans in the state
asked Trump to take the
unusual step of reversing
Obama’s decision. They
said the monument desig-
nation will stymie growth
by closing the area to new
commercial and energy
development. The Antiq-
uities Act does not give
the president explicit pow-
er to undo a designation
and no president has ever
taken such a step.
Trump’s order also
targets the Grand Stair-
case-Escalante National
Monument in Utah, cre-
ated by Clinton in 1996,
and Katahdin Woods and
Waters in Maine, created
last year by Obama. At
87,500 acres, Katahdin is
the only one of the 22
monuments under review
that is smaller than
100,000 acres, the mini-
mum size designated by
the order.
The Interior Depart-
ment said Katahdin will be
reviewed under a provi-
sion that singles out
whether a monument was
created or expanded with-
out adequate public out-
reach and coordination
with relevant stakehold-
ers. The land east of
Maine’s Baxter State Park
was bought by Burt’s Bees
co-founder Roxanne
Quimby, whose founda-
tion donated it to the
federal government.
Interior Secretary Ryan
Zinke has been directed to
produce an interim report
next month and make a
recommendation on Bears
Ears, and then issue a
final report within 120
days.
Zinke, who will visit
Bears Ears and Grand
Staircase early this coming
week, said the depart-
ment, for the first time, is
seeking public comments
on national monument
designations. Public com-
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ment is not required when
presidents create monu-
ments under the Antiqui-
ties Act.
The request for com-
ments “finally gives a
voice to local communities
and states when it comes
to Antiquities Act monu-
ment designations,” Zinke
said in a statement.”There
is no predetermined out-
come on any monument.”
But environmental
groups said the Trump
administration appears
intent on lifting protec-
tions for federal lands.
“Trump wants to carve
up this beautiful country
into as many corporate
giveaways for the oil and
gas industry as possible,”
Travis Nichols of Green-
peace USA said.
He urged the public to
“resist the latest in a trend
of senseless rollbacks by
the Trump White House
and demand the Interior
Department protect the
land and water for people
in their states and across
the country.”
Members of a coalition
of five Western tribes that
pushed for the Bears Ears
designation have said
they’re outraged the ad-
ministration will review a
decision they say was
already scrutinized by the
Obama administration,
including a multi-day visit
last year by then-Interior
Secretary Sally Jewell.
“Once it’s designated,
it’s designated,” said Da-
vis Filfred of the Navajo
Nation. Trump “should
just honor our past leaders
and those who were be-
fore him. He’s disregard-
ing the Native Americans,
the first people of this
nation. This is sacred
land.”
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Questions for Gov. Greitens,

Missouri’s man of mystery
Hello out there. Gov. Greitens? You
there? Taking any questions today?
We didn’t think so.
Missouri’s still-new governor is often
compared to President Donald Trump
for his promises to upend the status quo.
But there’s at least one big difference
between the two, and that’s Eric Grei-
tens’ reticence to talk to reporters.
He won’t do it. Or at least he won’t do
it very often.
He has gone out of his way to avoid
reporters, particularly those who actually
cover him day to day. He has held exact-
ly one full-blown Statehouse news con-
ference since his January inauguration.
The reluctance is staggering for an offi-
cial who holds the state’s highest office.
Citizens have never seen anything like it,
and neither has the press corps.
Phil Brooks, who covered the Capitol
for decades, wrote that Greitens had
draped a “cloak of secrecy” over the
building.
The governor once had the audacity to
complain about a lack of coverage. That
was something, given how often Greitens
refuses to say even a single word about
the big issues facing Missouri.
There was that subpoena from state
Auditor Nicole Galloway ordering Grei-
tens’ administration to turn over in-
formation on income tax refunds. No
comment.
And that $1,000 fine the Ethics Com-
mission levied against the governor over
a list of donors that his campaign ac-
quired. No comment.
He was asked how much, exactly, each
of the donors to his inauguration contrib-
uted. Nope.
What about his policy of paying for
travel around the state? It’s a practice
that could save taxpayers money, but it
raises questions about who’s picking up
the tab. Nothing.
Then there was the governor’s decision
to invite a big-time campaign donor to
his inauguration even though he had
Associated Press file photo
been accused of sexual abuse. And there
was his decision to hire a former Huff-
ington Post editor who faced sexual ha-
rassment accusations. And just days into
the job, Greitens opted to attend the
annual Alfalfa Club Dinner in Washing-
ton, D.C., with some of the world’s rich-
est people. What about all that?
No comment, no comment, no comment.
Greitens has even declined to talk
about some basic questions of gover-
nance, such as the Senate’s refusal to
vote on his top appointments and ques-
tions about whether security levels in the
Statehouse are adequate. He gave the
same non-response when asked about his
plan to cut state-funded care for 20,000
disabled Missourians .
Trump’s first 100 days in office? Grei-
tens’ first 100 days?
No comment and no comment again.
Working out with police cadets and
driving through a Taco Bell to sign a bill,
and then posting about it on Facebook,
aren’t getting the job done. There are so
many things we — and the Missourians
who elected you — would like to know.
The list of questions is growing:
A What’s your plan for highway fund-
ing going forward, now that nothing has
happened this session?
A How likely are you to call a special
session to deal with the Real ID law so
that Missourians can board planes with
their driver’s licenses if lawmakers don’t
pass a fix?
A Why so much secrecy about who
funded your campaign? It seems anti-
thetical to your calls for ethics reform.
A Do you support the Republican
health care bill?
A Will you sign that UMKC performing
arts campus bill that now sits on your
desk?
A What about the job itself? Do you like
it?
People want to hear from you, gover-
nor. Yet you choose to remain a man of
mystery. Hello? Anybody home?

Kobach determined to solve non-problem

The Javert of voter fraud now has a
ninth conviction to show for Kansans’ tax
dollars and his own single-minded pur-
suit. Kansas Secretary of State Kris Ko-
bach claimed in a statement last week
that, “This conviction demonstrates once
again how prevalent the crime of double
voting is. In Kansas, we are making it
clear that people who willfully vote twice
will be prosecuted.”
We agree that this does show just how
prevalent the crime is.
Keep this up, sir, and you may yet
prove that of the 1.8 million registered
voters in the state, the number of those
who have perpetrated this crime is in the
double digits.
The latest Kansan Kobach has prevent-
ed from getting away with voting twice is
Preston Glen Christensen of Topeka.
After voting in both Dallas and Topeka,
Christensen pleaded guilty to a misde-
meanor count of voting without being
qualified. He will have to pay a $1,000
fine plus court costs.
Kobach’s determination to solve this
non-problem has brought him national
attention as an adviser on the non-issue
to President Donald Trump.
The president also claims, despite a
lack of evidence, that in-person fraud is a
major problem and is the reason he lost
the popular vote to Hillary Clinton.
A conservative think tank, the Heritage
Foundation, keeps a national database of
such cases — 462 of them in 44 states —
including an Illinois man sentenced to
two years in prison for stealing and mail-
ing in someone else’s absentee ballot.
What they’ve proven, too, at consid-
erable cost and effort, is that in-person
fraud does happen — and that it is very
rare indeed.

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Faithful objection
As a well-educated
Christian, I was saddened
by the House Republicans’
repeal of the Affordable
Care Act. This bill was
rushed through with very
little public debate or
scrutiny. Nonetheless, it’s
clear that the legislation
benefits the wealthy at the
expense of the poor and to
a somewhat lesser extent,
the middle class.
This flies in the face of
everything Jesus advocat-
ed. Many Republican leg-
islators claim to be God-
fearing men and women,
but you’d never know it by
the way they vote.
The Bible quotes Jesus
as saying, “If you have two
coats, and your neighbor
has none, give him one of
your coats.” Congressional
Republicans seem to be-
lieve that if you have 10
coats and your neighbor
has a ratty old sweater,
he’s supposed to give you
his sweater.
They also seem to be
ignorant of Christ’s ad-
monition that it’s easier
for a camel to pass
through the eye of a nee-
dle than it is for a rich
man to inherit the king-
dom of God.
I can’t in good con-
science support any polit-
ician or piece of legislation
that shows such blatant
disregard for the health
and well being of those
less fortunate.
Chris Brethwaite
Kansas City
Week for water the front page, above the
In an era when so much fold, is a story with a
is taken for granted, one headline screaming about
thing Kansas City should an event so horrific as to
never take for granted is be unimaginable. (April
Earth’s most precious 30, “Nana’s nightmare:
resource: water. Grandmother agonizes
Headlines tell us people over videos that show
in other parts of the coun- torture of boy whose body
try struggle with the avail- was fed to pigs”)
ability or safety of drink- What a way to start the
ing water. Thankfully, day. The “nightmare”
neither is a problem here. headline was pure sensa-
Kansas City is on the tionalism. The first defini-
Missouri River, one of the tion of news is that it is a
most reliable sources of report of recent events. If
fresh water in the world. The Star thought a story
And, since 1873, KC Water about coping with an un-
has been dedicated to imaginably heinous event
delivering to Kansas Ci- that occurred two years
tians the highest-quality ago deserved in-depth
and best-tasting tap water treatment, the paper
possible. should have put the piece
Drinking Water Week is in a human-interest sec-
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Trumpcare will accelerate push bed thinking about a cheaper

alternative down the street.
So, if a free market in health
rations care; it just does so in-
efficiently.
In any case, single-payer

for single-payer insurance care fails, and public-private

BY DAVE HELLING
dhelling@kcstar.com
Just a few hours after the
House passed its replacement
for Obamacare, conservative
columnist Charles Kraut-
hammer saw the future.
“In less than seven years,
we’ll be in a single-payer
system,” he said on Fox News.
Krauthammer’s timetable is
too aggressive, but in substance,
he’s right. The path to single-
payer national health insurance
is clearer than it has ever been,
in part because of the bill the
House passed Thursday.
There are two reasons why,
one political and one practical.
Republicans who support
repealing and replacing the
Affordable Care Act believe it’s
a disaster.
We can argue with the specif-
ics, but the critique is basically
right: Obamacare is in serious
trouble.
But the GOP has responded
with a bill that’s even more
doomed than the ACA. It has
high-risk pools, tax credits,
states setting insurance
standards, all the rest of it. With
an added bonus: It would kick
24 million people off their cov-
erage, most of them poor.
Republicans who supported
the legislation don’t see this, but
they will if it ever becomes law.
They’ll face a fierce backlash
from voters as premiums still go
up, policies are still canceled,
procedures are left uncovered,
and people die unnecessarily.
These problems are not fix-
able. They aren’t fixable in Oba-
macare, either, and for the same
reason: It’s impossible to fully
reconcile a public good — health
care — with a half-public, half-
private health insurance system.
It leads to a constant game of
whack-a-mole. Fix one health
care problem, and another pops
up. Someone pays more, some-
one gets less.
Congress faces the prospect of
tinkering with health care for
decades with no solution in
sight.
How to respond?
The government could get out
of health care altogether.
But, as Krauthammer and
others point out, Americans now
expect the government to pro-
vide a baseline of coverage for
everyone.
They aren’t wrong to want
this. They know the free market
doesn’t really work in health
care. No one lies in a hospital
systems like Obamacare or the
GOP bill are unavoidable disas-
ters, what’s left?
Single-payer Medicare for
everyone.
National health insurance
would be simpler. Imagine a
world without exchanges, pre-
existing conditions, risk pools,
surprise deductibles, high pre-
miums.
Everyone is in. Everyone pays
taxes for health care. It would
be easy. It would also be ruin-
LEGISLATION CAN’T
FIX OUR HEALTH CARE.
ously expensive.
It could work only if the gov-
ernment capped costs, leading
to the usual cries of socialized
medicine, rationed care and
substandard treatment.
But health care quality in
America is already mediocre, on
average, compared with other
countries. And the House bill
health care would end half-
measures like the ACA and the
GOP alternative. As the current
system continues to collapse,
Medicare for all will increasing-
ly seem like a viable option.
The politics are also clear.
Democrats cobbled together
Obamacare eight years ago
under the assumption Repub-
licans would join in.
No dice. The GOP hammered
the ACA then and wants to
repeal it now. That’s their right.
They’re in power.
At some point, though, Demo-
crats will have majorities in
Congress and control the White
House. The pressure for single-
payer will be enormous.
As U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder
explained his indecision on the
GOP bill, the Kansas Republican
said he wanted to get it right. “If
Congress fails, single-payer is
knocking at the door, and we
don’t like that,” he said.
Congress has failed. And
single-payer is knocking at the
door, whether Yoder or anyone
else likes it or not.

GUEST COMMENTARY OFF THE EASEL Drew Sheneman, Tribune Content Agency
A chance to fix the public that Kansas has
one of the safest child
welfare systems in the

Kansas’ troubled country. She’s right; very

few children die while
they’re in the state’s care.

foster care system

BY DAVE RANNEY
Special to The Star
Shortly after Gov. Sam
Brownback took office in
2011, there were almost
5,200 children in Kansas’
foster care system. Today,
there are more than
6,900.
The prospect of adding
1,700 kids to a system that
was already stretched thin
was beyond most policy-
makers’ imagination six
years ago.
Kansas had privatized
most of its child-protec-
tion responsibilities in the
late ’90s after its welfare
department failed several
court-ordered reviews.
Between 1997 and 2012,
the number of children in
the system — all of them
abused, neglected or be-
yond their parents’ control
in the system longer, and
staff turnover is through
the roof. It’s not unusual
for high-needs children to
sit in a contractor’s office
for a day or two or even
three because there’s
nowhere else for them to
go, and “disruptions” —
that’s when frazzled foster
parents tell the state’s
foster care contractors to
come get their kids — are
increasingly troublesome.
This is indefensible.
Abused and neglected
children don’t fare well
without first being able to
feel safe, stable, attached,
THE PROSPECT OF
ADDING 1,700 KIDS
TO A SYSTEM THAT
WAS ALREADY
STRETCHED THIN
WAS BEYOND
MOST POLICY-
MAKERS’ IMAGI-
NATION SIX YEARS
AGO.
But she hasn’t explained
why record numbers of
children are being re-
moved from their parents’
care.
The methamphetamine
and opioid epidemics,
certainly, are factors. But
parental drug abuse isn’t
new. What’s different is
that over the past six
years, the department has
cut low-income parents’
access to food stamps,
cash assistance and child
care assistance. At the
same time, state spending
on mental health services
has been slashed, resi-
dential programs for the
state’s most seriously
disturbed children are
saddled with long waiting
Donald Trump has “I would bomb the s--- out
of them. … I’d blow up the
pipes, I’d blow up the
lists, and funding for sub-
stance abuse programs has
a dangerous mental refineries, I’d blow up
every single inch, there
been, at best, flat.
The safety net that once
kept a fair number of kids
and verbal disability would be nothing left.”
As a candidate, Trump
did not know what the
out of the system is now a
sieve. you think about it, why?
nuclear triad is. Asked
about it, he said: “We
Legislators this year People don’t ask that have to be extremely vigi-
have done little to address question, but why was lant and extremely careful
the system’s shortcom- there the Civil War? Why when it comes to nuclear.
ings. The House Commit- could that one not have Nuclear changes the
tee on Children and Se- been worked out?” whole ballgame.” His
niors got behind a bill to Library shelves groan spokesperson Katrina
set up an 18-member task
BY GEORGE F. WILL
beneath the weight of Pierson said on TV: “What
force that would put to- books asking questions good does it do to have a
gether an improvement Washington Post Writers Group about that war’s origins, so good nuclear triad if
plan that, in turn, would who, one wonders, are you’re afraid to use it?” To

— bounced between
4,800 and 5,700. In 2012,
Brownback’s first full year
in the governor’s office,
that number began an
inexorable climb.
Now the total of so-
called out-of-home place-
ments is the highest in the
state’s history.
Child protection workers
will tell you — privately, of
course — they don’t expect
the number to fall anytime
soon because the state’s
child protection system,
they say, is vastly under-
funded.
The number of available
foster homes hasn’t kept
pace with the number of
kids coming into the sys-
tem. Children are staying
SHORT TAKE: GREENSBURG GOT BACK UP, KEPT GOING
From a Friday editorial
in The Wichita Eagle:
Ten years ago, an EF-5
tornado wiped out most of
Greensburg. But it
couldn’t destroy the
town’s spirit.
Though its population is
smaller now, Greensburg
has rebuilt, and its resi-
dents are committed to
each other and to their
community.
Only 11 people died,
which was remarkable.
But those losses were
tragic and personal.
protected and valued. This
doesn’t happen when they
are put in a stranger’s
home that’s hours away
from family, friends and
schoolmates; are assigned
a new caseworker every
two or three months; and
never know if they’re
coming or going.
Recent legislative audits
have found that the De-
partment for Children and
Families has a lousy track
record when it comes to
looking out for the kids in
its care.
Phyllis Gilmore, the
chief of the department,
has been quick to assure
Norman Volz lost his
wife, Beverly, his father-
in-law, Max McCall, and
his employee, Larry Hos-
kins.
“It’s not the same and
never will be the same,”
he said.
Greensburg had 1,400
to 1,500 people before the
tornado and 800 to 900
people now. That drop is
unfortunate though under-
standable, as it was diffi-
cult for many people to
stay after both their
homes and their places of
be backed by annual pro-
gress reports. The depart-
ment testified against the
bill, saying it’s supervised
enough already.
Many of the state’s child
advocates worry that such
a plan would end up gath-
ering dust on the shelf
with all the other reports
that never seem to gener-
ate much change. It’s the
Legislature’s job to make
sure this doesn’t happen.
The Legislature should
pass House Substitute for
SB 126, and the governor
should sign it.
Dave Ranney is a retired
Statehouse reporter who
covered social services. He
lives in Lawrence.
employment were de-
stroyed.
But the town is a model
of how to rebuild. It trans-
formed itself into a com-
munity focused on sus-
tainability, with energy-
efficient buildings and
wind turbines. It has a
beautiful new school,
hospital and state-of-the-
art movie theater.
But after being knocked
down, Greensburg and its
residents got back up, and
they are still moving for-
ward.
I
t is urgent for Amer-
icans to think and
speak clearly about
President Donald
Trump’s inability to do
either. This seems to be not
a mere disinclination but a
disability. It is not merely
the result of intellectual
sloth but of an untrained
mind bereft of information
and married to stratospher-
ic self-confidence.
In February, acknowl-
edging Black History
Month, Trump said that
“Frederick Douglass is an
example of somebody
who’s done an amazing
job and is getting recog-
nized more and more, I
notice.” Because Trump is
syntactically challenged, it
was possible and tempting
to see this not as a histor-
ical howler about a man
who died 122 years ago,
but as just another of
Trump’s verbal fender
benders, this one involv-
ing verb tenses.
Now, however, he has
instructed us that Andrew
Jackson was angry about
the Civil War that began
16 years after Jackson’s
death. Having, let us fan-
cifully imagine, consid-
ered and found uncon-
vincing William Seward’s
1858 judgment that the
approaching Civil War
was “an irrepressible con-
flict,” Trump says:
“People don’t realize,
you know, the Civil War, if
these “people” who don’t
ask the questions that
Trump evidently thinks
have occurred to him
uniquely? Presumably they
are not the astute “lot of,”
or at least “some,” people
Trump referred to when
speaking about his Febru-
ary address to a joint ses-
sion of Congress: “A lot of
people have said that, some
people said it was the single
best speech ever made in
that chamber.” Which
demotes Winston Church-
ill, among many others.
What is most alarming
(and mortifying to the
University of Pennsylva-
nia, from which he gradu-
ated) is not that Trump
has entered his eighth
decade unscathed by even
elementary knowledge
about the nation’s history.
The problem isn’t that he
does not know this or that,
or that he does not know
that he does not know this
or that. Rather, the dan-
gerous thing is that he
does not know what it is to
know something.
The United States is
rightly worried that a
strange and callow leader
controls North Korea’s
nuclear arsenal. North
Korea should reciprocate
this worry. Yes, a 70-year-
old can be callow if he
speaks as sophomorically
as Trump did when ex-
plaining his solution to
Middle Eastern terrorism:
which a retired Army
colonel appearing on the
same program replied
with amazed asperity:
“The point of the nuclear
triad is to be afraid to use
the damn thing.”
As president-elect,
Trump did not know the
pedigree and importance
of the “one China” policy.
About such things he can
be, if he is willing to be,
tutored. It is, however, too
late to rectify this defect:
He lacks what T.S. Eliot
called a sense “not only of
the pastness of the past,
but of its presence.” His
fathomless lack of interest
in America’s path to the
present and his limitless
gullibility leave him sus-
ceptible to being blown
about by gusts of factoids
that cling like lint to a
disorderly mind.
Americans have placed
vast military power at the
discretion of this mind, a
presidential discretion
that is largely immune to
restraint by the Madiso-
nian system of institution-
al checks and balances.
So, it is up to the public to
quarantine this presidency
by insistently communi-
cating to its elected repre-
sentatives a steady, ration-
al fear of this man whose
combination of impulsivity
and credulity render him
uniquely unfit to take the
nation into a military
conflict.
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Syria violence
kills 4, wounds
child despite
safe zones
BY BASSEM MROUE
Associated Press
BEIRUT
Violence left at least
four opposition fighters
dead and a child wounded
in central and southern
Syria on Saturday despite
relative calm prevailing
across the war-ravaged
country after a deal to set
up “de-escalation zones”
in mostly opposition-held
areas went into effect,
opposition activists and
government media outlets
said.
The casualties were the
first after the implementa-
tion of the agreement
hammered out by Russia,
Turkey and Iran – the
latest attempt to bring
calm to the country – com-
menced at midnight Fri-
day.
The establishment of
safe zones is the latest
international attempt to
reduce violence amid a
six-year civil war that has
left more than 400,000
dead, and is the first to
envisage armed foreign
monitors on the ground in
Syria. The United States is
not party to the agreement
and the Syrian rivals have
not signed on to the deal.
The armed opposition,
instead, was highly critical
of the proposal, saying it
lacks legitimacy.
Details of the plan must
still be worked out over
the next several weeks.
There were limited reports
of bombing in northern
Homs and Hama, and the
southern province of Da-
raa, areas expected to be
part of the “de-escalation
zones,” activists said.
It is not clear how the
cease-fire or “de-escala-
tion zones” will be en-
forced in areas still to be
determined in maps to
emerge a month from
now.
Russian officials said it
will be at least another
month until the details are
worked out and the safe
areas established.
In the tangled mess that
constitutes Syria’s battle-
fields, there is much that
can go wrong with the
plan agreed on in talks
Thursday in Kazakhstan.
Syria’s government has
said that although it will
abide by the agreement, it
would continue fighting
“terrorism” wherever it
exists, parlance for most
armed rebel groups fight-
ing government troops.
The armed opposition
delegation to the talks in
the Kazakh capital of Asta-
na said in a statement
released early Saturday
that the truce should in-
clude all Syria and not just
specific areas.
It said some maps of the
“de-escalation zones” that
were released are not
accurate and will not be
accepted because the
armed opposition did not
negotiate them.
Still, opposition activists
in southern, central and
northern Syria said that
the situation was more
THE KANSAS CITY STAR.............................................................................. 19A
calm Saturday than pre-
vious days, with little
shelling and airstrikes
reported.
The government-con-
trolled Syrian Central
Military Media reported
there was “relative clam”
Saturday morning in the
“de-escalation zones”
nine hours after the deal
went into effect.
The Britain-based Syr-
ian Observatory for Hu-
man Rights, which has
activists on the ground
across the country, said
the government’s hel-
icopter gunships dropped
at least 10 barrel bombs
on the rebel-held Latam-
neh area and its surround-
ings in central Syria where
fighting was reported
between rebels and
troops.
It added that govern-
ment forces shelled rebel-
held neighborhoods of the
capital Damascus.
Ahmad al-Masalmeh,
who is based in the south-
ern province of Daraa that
borders Jordan, said there
were six breaches in the
province when govern-
ment forces shelled oppo-
sition-held areas.
The Observatory and
al-Masalmeh said govern-
ment forces targeted a
rebel position near the
southern town of Khirbet
Ghazaleh, killing four
fighters.
It was not immediately
clear if the fighters were
members of the al-Qaida-
linked Levant Liberation
Committee that is usually
excluded from cease-fires.
The Observatory and
the Ghouta Media Center,
an activist collective, said
a child was wounded
when government forces
shelled the Damascus
suburb of Kfar Batna.
.
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News
82 Chibok girls
released in
prisoner trade
Eighty-two Chibok
schoolgirls seized three
years ago by Boko Haram
have been freed in ex-
change for detained sus-
pects with the extremist
group, Nigeria’s govern-
ment announced early
Sunday.
It was the largest re-
lease negotiated yet in
the battle to save nearly
300 girls, whose April
2014 abduction brought
the extremist Boko Ha-
ram’s rampage in north-
ern Nigeria to world at-
tention. Earlier reports
said 83 girls had been
freed.
After an initial release
of 21 Chibok girls in Oc-
tober, the government
denied making and ex-
change or paying ransom.
— ASSOCIATED PRESS
School bus crash
kills at least 35
in Tanzania
At least 35 people were
killed, most of them
young children, after a
bus carrying students lost
control and crashed in
northern Tanzania, police
said Saturday.
The bus had been car-
rying the students from a
primary school in Arusha
for an examination, an
Arusha region police
official said.
It skidded off the road
near the Mlera river in
Meatu district and
plunged into a gully.
Officials said the dead
included 32 young stu-
dents, two teachers and a
bus driver. They said all
of those bodies had been
recovered.
— ASSOCIATED PRESS
Women condemn
repression FINAL CHAPTERS
in Venezuela Col. Leo K. Thorsness
Women banged on
pans and some stripped
off their white shirts Sat-
urday as they protested
Venezuela’s socialist
government in an event
the opposition billed as a
“women’s march against
repression.”
As they marched in
Caracas, local media
carried a video showing
people toppling a statue
of the late President Hu-
go Chávez the day before
in the western state of
Zulia.
Thousands of women
Saturday took over some
main streets in the
wealthy eastern part of
the city.
Police in riot gear took
control of major roads in
the capital city.
— ASSOCIATED PRESS
Climber, 85, dies
trying to reclaim
Everest record
An 85-year-old man
from Nepal died Saturday
while trying to scale
Mount Everest to regain
his title as the oldest
person to climb the
world’s highest peak,
officials said.
Min Bahadur Sherchan
died at the Everest base
camp Saturday evening,
said the chief of Nepal’s
Tourism Department.
Mountaineering official
Gyanendra Shrestha, who
is at the base camp, said
the cause was likely car-
diac arrest.
Sherchan, scaled Ever-
est in May 2008 when he
was 76. In 2013, an 80-
year-old Japanese clim-
ber, Yuichiro Miura,
broke the record.
— ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fiscal fears gripping
Puerto Ricans facing
‘sacrifice everywhere’
BY FRANCES ROBLES
New York Times
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Angel González, a re-
tired schoolteacher facing
a 10 percent cut to his
pension, is beginning to
wonder whether his three-
person household will
have to cut back to one
cellphone and take turns
using it.
Santiago Domenech, a
general contractor with $2
million of his savings tied
up in bonds Puerto Rico
just defaulted on, once
had 450 employees. Now
he has eight. His father-in-
law, Alfredo Torres, owns
Puerto Rico’s oldest
bookstore, but it has been
going downhill for two
years.
“The government is
bankrupt,” said Bernardo
Rivera, 75, a private bus
driver who sometimes
earns only $40 all day.
“Everyone is bankrupt.
There is nothing left. Peo-
ple who do not have jobs
do not take the bus to
work.”
These are some of the
voices of Puerto Rico’s
business owners, retirees
and public servants who
are caught in the middle –
they would say the bottom
– of the largest local gov-
ernment insolvency in
U.S. history. Faced with a
$123 billion debt it cannot
pay, Puerto Rico filed for a
kind of bankruptcy protec-
tion on Wednesday, a
move that sent shivers
down the spines of every-
one from bond holders
was one of the most highly
decorated U.S. airmen of
the Vietnam War and a
cellmate of Sen. John
McCain’s at the notorious
North Vietnamese prison
known as the Hanoi Hil-
ton. He
died May 2
in Jackson-
ville, Fla.
He was 85.
He was a
belated
recipient of
Thorsness the Con-
gressional
Medal of Honor for his
heroism on a mission that
took place 11 days before
he was shot down and
taken prisoner. No an-
nouncement of the honor
was made by U.S. military
officials until Thorsness’
return home in March
1973 out of fear that his
captors would retaliate
with even greater brutal-
ity. McCain released a
statement saying: “One of
the greatest honors of my
life was serving with Leo.”
After Thorsness retired
from the Air Force, he
entered politics as a Re-
publican and waged an
unsuccessful bid in 1974 to
capture the U.S. Senate
seat held by George S.
McGovern, a staunch
opponent of the Vietnam
War.
Daliah Lavi was an
exotic beauty who starred
in the 1960s spy spoofs
“Casino
Royale”
and “The
Silencers.”
She died
May 3 at
her home in
Asheville,
Lavi N.C., her
family an-
nounced. She was 74. Lavi
met Kirk Douglas, who
was filming “The Juggler”
fearful of staggering losses
to street sweepers and
public employees whose
already meager paychecks
are likely to dwindle.
Just days after a May
Day strike sent tens of
thousands of people to the
street in a protest that
turned violent, people
gathered at work, in parks
and their homes in never-
ending debates over the
uncertainties. At the Río
Piedras terminal where
Rivera works, the drivers
and cleaning crews hud-
dled to gripe about waning
business and pensions, as
well as ever-rising fees
and water and electricity
bills.
Although the move on
Wednesday was hardly a
surprise, it left a sense of
gloom and anxiety here,
as civil servants question
whether their pensions
will ever be paid and pri-
vate companies suffer the
consequences of the brutal
domino effect that results
when taxes rise, salaries
drop and the middle class
takes off on a mass exodus
for Florida.
“I’m going to stay here,
even if I make only $1,”
Rivera said.
The government plans
sweeping austerity mea-
sures in the coming
months that will hit teach-
ers especially hard. On
Friday, Puerto Rico’s edu-
cation secretary an-
nounced a proposal to
close 184 schools. Teach-
ers may see their hours
trimmed by two days a
month.
So while the govern-
in her town in what is now
Israel when she was 10. A
decade later, they worked
together in Vincente Min-
nelli’s “Two Weeks in
Another Town” (1962).
Fluent in several languag-
es, she starred in German,
Italian, French, and Span-
ish films in addition to
English-language movies.
Mike Lowry was a
Democrat who spent a
decade in Congress and
served one term as gover-
nor of Washington. He
died May 1 following com-
plications from a stroke.
He was 78.
Lowry was
elected to
Washing-
ton’s 7th
Congres-
sional Dis-
trict, which
includes
Lowry Seattle, in
1978 and
was re-elected four times.
He was a leading Demo-
cratic critic of President
Ronald Reagan’s econom-
ic policies and also fought
against the arms buildup
and restrictions on abor-
tions. He gave up his
House seat to run for the
Senate in 1988 but lost to
Republican Slade Gorton.
Lowry was elected Wash-
ington’s governor in 1992
but did not seek re-elec-
tion after a four-year term.
His political stock, already
low after a 1993 tax in-
crease, plummeted when
his deputy press secretary,
Susanne Albright, accused
him of sexually harassing
her and using crude and
offensive language. Lowry
denied any wrongdoing
but agreed to an out-of-
court settlement.
Toby Kimball was a
former NBA player who
spent nine seasons in the
league, including one with
ment seeks protection
from lawsuits from the
hedge funds and other
financial firms that in-
vested in Puerto Rico’s
risky debt, residents of
this U.S. territory are tak-
ing the squeeze. Fines for
parking and other traffic
violations have doubled.
Dozens of government
agencies are on the chop-
ping block, while perks
like the annual Christmas
bonus and pay for unused
sick time make for wistful
memories.
On an island where
household electric bills
often reach hundreds of
dollars, residents are wor-
ried that their future has
been placed in the hands
of strangers – an oversight
board and a federal judge
– who may or may not feel
much empathy for U.S.
citizens whose per-capita
income is about $15,000
but who pay $6.25 for a
gallon of milk and have an
11.5 percent sales tax.
“At some point I will
have to decide whether I
live in a house, or with
medical insurance,” said
González, 55, a retired
electronics teacher. “And
the food?” he said, letting
the thought trail off.
His pension is about
$1,900 a month, of which
$556 goes to pay his fam-
ily’s medical plan.
Gov. Ricardo A. Rossel-
ló, who took office in Jan-
uary, acknowledged that
low-income people with-
out access to health care
and parents with children
in public schools would be
the most vulnerable in the
the Kansas-
City Omaha
Kings. He
died May 2
at a hospital
near his
home in La
Kimball Jolla, Calif.,
of compli-
cations from an inflamma-
tory lung disease, his son,
Tim Kimball, said. He was
74. Kimball played at the
University of Connecticut
during 1962-65 and was a
third-round pick of the
Boston Celtics in 1965.
Kimball played for the
Celtics, San Diego Rockets
and Milwaukee Bucks
before joining the Kings
for the 1972-73 season,
their first after moving
from Cincinnati. He also
played for the Philadel-
phia 76ers and New Or-
leans Jazz, averaging 6.1
points and 6.8 rebounds in
571 games before he re-
tired in 1975.
Jean Stein was a former
editor of the Paris Review
and a best-selling author
of oral histories. She died
April 30 in New York City.
She was 83. Authorities
say that Stein apparently
killed herself by jumping
from the penthouse floor
of a building in upper
Manhattan. She collab-
orated with journalist and
editor George Plimpton on
the oral history “American
Journey: The Times of
Robert Kennedy” in 1970.
Her book about Los An-
geles and the American
dream, “West of Eden: An
American Place,” was
published last year.
Tony Alamo was a
one-time street preacher
whose apocalyptic minis-
try grew into a multimil-
lion-dollar network of
businesses and property
before he was convicted in
Arkansas of sexually abus-
months ahead.
“There has to be sacri-
fice everywhere,” he said
in an interview. “We have
been very clear about
what that sacrifice is.”
His measures were
deliberately spread out, so
they do not hit any one
group unfairly hard, he
said. Although most resi-
dents believe Rosselló had
no choice but to seek
some sort of protection
from the flurry of lawsuits
that had already begun,
others have criticized him
for breaking a campaign
promise. He is in the awk-
ward position of being the
son of one of the long line
of former governors who
brought Puerto Rico to its
fiscal knees by borrowing
and borrowing to balance
budgets and to finance a
bloated bureaucracy ripe
with political patronage.
The last two adminis-
trations cut tens of thou-
sands of people from pub-
lic payrolls, and now Ros-
selló has vowed to make
“strategic cuts” that do
not cause layoffs but put
the government in a posi-
tion to better negotiate
with its creditors. Among
the ideas is to cut govern-
ment pensions by 10 per-
cent, which will hurt re-
tired police officers and
teachers most, because
they do not receive Social
Security benefits.
Domenech, 50, the
general contractor, who
lives in Aguadilla in west-
ern Puerto Rico, said he
had no idea where people
like him stood in the new
Puerto Rican reality. With
the government owing
huge sums to credit
unions and companies like
Microsoft, hedge funds
and gasoline suppliers,
where do his unpaid bills
fit in?
Not only are his savings
tied up in Puerto Rico’s
bonds, but his contracting
business also went under,
he said.
ing young girls he consid-
ered his wives. He died
May 2 at a federal prison
hospital in Butner, N.C.,
according to the U.S. Bu-
reau of Prisons. He was
82. Alamo was born Ber-
nie Lazar Hoffman to a
Jewish family in Joplin,
Mo. He was once known
for designing elaborately
decorated jackets for ce-
lebrities that included
Michael Jackson and Elvis
Presley, and
started
preaching
along Cali-
fornia
streets in
the 1960s.
He ad-
vocated a
Alamo advocating
a mixture of
virulent anti-Catholicism
and apocalyptic rhetoric
and claimed that God
authorized polygamy,
professed that gays were
the tools of Satan, and
believed girls were fit for
marriage even at a young
age. Alamo was convicted
after five women testified
they were “married” to
him in secret ceremonies
at his compound when
they were minors — in-
cluding one when she was
only 8 years old — and
later taken to places out-
side Arkansas for sex.
Sam Mele was manager
of the Minnesota Twins
when they won their first
pennant in 1965. He died
May 1 at his home in
Quincy, Mass. He was 95.
Mele made his major-
league debut as an out-
fielder with the Boston
Red Sox in 1947. He
played 10 seasons with the
Red Sox, Washington
Senators, Chicago White
Sox, Baltimore Orioles,
Cincinnati Reds and
Cleveland Indians, batting
267 with 80 home runs
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
KANSASCITY.COM
Taliban
take over
northeast
Afghan
police HQ
BY RAHIM FAIEZ
Associated Press
KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN
Taliban insurgents over-
ran a district police head-
quarters in northeastern
Afghanistan after two days
of intense fighting that left
scores of casualties on
both sides, Kunduz pro-
vincial officials said Sat-
urday.
Mafuz Akbari, spokes-
man for the regional po-
lice commander, said the
Taliban were able to take
control of the Qala-e Zal
in Kunduz but security
forces were now pursuing
the militants. It was un-
clear how many were
killed and wounded.
Taliban spokesman
Zabihullah Mujahid re-
leased a statement con-
firming the group’s fight-
ers were in control of the
district.
Rabani Rabani, a mem-
ber of the provincial coun-
cil, said the Taliban
launched attacks from
several directions on Af-
ghan security checkpoints.
“Finally, early on Sat-
urday the Taliban were
able to capture the whole
district and right now they
are in control of Qala-I
Zal,” he said.
Akbari said there were
scores of casualties among
both the Taliban and the
Afghan security forces,
but he couldn’t provide a
total dead and wounded.
He said dozens of local
residents were displaced
to neighboring districts.
and 544 RBIs. Mele be-
came manager of the
Twins after the team
moved from Washington
in 1961. He led Minnesota
to the American League
pennant in 1965, but the
Twins lost to the Los An-
geles Dodgers in seven
games in the World Series.
After Mele was fired as
Twins manager in 1967,
he worked for the Red Sox
for 25 years as a scout and
in other roles.
Mario Maglieri was a
Hollywood entrepreneur
who owned two of the
Sunset Strip’s landmark
nightclubs, the Whiskey A
Go Go and Rainbow Bar &
Grill. He died May 4 in
Los Angeles. He was 93. It
was at the Whiskey, which
opened in 1964, that the
Doors found a following
as the house band. The
Rainbow opened in 1972,
and Elton John played the
launch party.
Heinz Kessler was a
former East German de-
fense minister who was
later convicted of incite-
ment to manslaughter for
upholding the shoot-to-kill
policy at the communist
country’s border. He died
May 2 in Berlin. He was
97. Kessler was defense
minister from 1985 until
November 1989 and be-
came a member of the
communist party’s polit-
buro in 1986. After the
reunification of Germany,
he was arrested in May
1991 and sentenced to 7 1⁄2
years in prison in 1993. An
estimated 700-800 people
died at East Germany’s
heavily fortified border
with the West before it
was opened in late 1989.
Compiled from news service
reports by Chris Carter,
ccarter@kcstar.com
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
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Nashua, MO died May 3, 2017.
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Clarence E. Anderson, Jr., 51, Leawood, KS, with Mass of Memorial service details are White Chapel Memorial Gardens.
Clinton, MO, passed May 4, 2017. Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. pending. A full obit will run at a
Business Hours Visit. 10 a.m., memorial service PATRICIA ANN BRAXTON Burial will be at Mt. Olivet later date. Arr. by Muehlebach DR. WYNELL GREENE
For Obituaries 11 a.m. Tues., May 9, at Clinton Patricia Ann Goldston Braxton, Cemetery immediately following Funeral Care. 816.444.2060 Carolyn Wynell Greene, 84, of
Mon.-Thurs. - 8:00am-3:00pm Seventh Day Adventist Church, 69 of KC, Ks died 5-3-2017, Mass. Overland Park, KS, passed away
Fri. - 8:00am-7:00pm Visitation Wednesday 5-10-17 The family is deeply grateful ROBERT D. EVANS
Sat., Sun. and Holidays - CLOSED Clinton. Arr.: Vansant-Mills Fu- peacefully on April 30, 2017. She
neral Home, Clinton. from 1-2PM at Mrs. J.W. Jones for the loving compassion of the Robert D. Evans, 57 of Paola, was born on May 16, 1932, in
Memorial Chapel, 703 N. 10th team from Catholic Charities Ks died May 2, 2017. Services Vernon, Texas, to John and Mary
DEATHS street, KCK. Services immedi-
ately following at the chapel.
Hospice. 2pm May 28, at Lake Miola in
Paola, Ks. Services under the
Greene. Wynell is survived by
In lieu of flowers the family her lifelong partner/friend,
Alm, Della suggests donations in his name direction of Mullinax Funeral Charlotte Withrow; sister, Norma
Anderson, Clarence, Jr. WAYNE C. BUFORD be made to Cure of Ars Church, Home (660-679-0009). Contri- Byars; nephews, Wayne Byars,
Wayne C. Buford, age 61, Louis- National Kidney Foundation of butions to American Heart Assoc Coy Hunt; nieces, Kay Tulk,
Argetsinger, Bruce Alan burg, KS died May 4, 2017 at KU KS and Western MO, or Catholic Janice Roberson-Collins; along
“Augie” Medical Ctr. Celebration of life Charities Hospice. DONALD R. FERGUSON with many other relatives. A
Atkins, Gabrella Omega 6-7p.m. Thursday, May 11, 2017, Donald R. Ferguson, 77, memorial service will be held at
Blake, Jeffrey M. service following at 7:00 p.m. at passed May 4, 2017. Vis, 5-7pm Countryside Christian Church,
Block, Marilyn Sue Dengel & Son Mortuary Louis- Mon, Service 10am, Tues at 6101 Nall Ave. Mission, KS, on
Braxton, Patricia Ann burg Chapel 913-837-4310 Langsford Funeral Home. May 11, at 2 pm. A family hour at
Longer obit in Tues KC Star Ar- 1 pm.
Buford, Wayne C. BRUCE ALAN “AUGIE” VICTORIA ANN CLARK rangements by Langsford Fu-
Clark, Victoria Ann ARGETSINGER Victoria Ann Clark, 69, died of JOAN COLLINS neral Home, Lee’s Summit, MO. ROBERT GRIFFIN, SR.
Clune, Patrick Joseph Bruce Alan “Augie” Ar- pneumonia and sepsis on April Joan Collins, 81, Liberty, MO,
Robert Griffin, Sr., 80, died
Collins, Joan getsinger, 61, Oak Grove, MO, 21, 2017. Vicki is survived by her passed away May 3, 2017. Visi- GEORGE FLASSCHOEN May 2, 2017. Visitation 10AM,
passed away Thursday, May 4, mother, Ellaree Anna Clark of tation at 10 a.m. with service at George Flasschoen, 90, Lee’s
Crume, Gloria 11 a.m. Wed., May 10, at Relevant
with Service 11AM, Sat., May 13 at
2017. A celebration of life will be Kansas City, her sister, Jacque- Summit, MO, passed away Harvest Baptist Church. Arr: Park
Domino, Paislee M. at 7 p.m. Tuesday, at Meyers Fu- lyn Sue Guinn of Kansas City, her Church, 101 N. Forest Ave., Lib- peacefully in his home Mon.,
Dunn, Sandra Ann Lawn Funeral Home 816-523-
neral Chapel, 1600 W. Main St., brother, Kevin Anthony Clark of erty. Burial Fairview Cemetery. May 1, 2017. Visitation will be 10- 1234.
Esteban, Ruito Blue Springs, MO. The family will Los Angeles, her sister-in-law, Obituary and condolences at 11 a.m. followed by a celebration
Eubank, Helen “Missy” receive friends from 5:30 to Vicki Marie Clark of White Post, mcgilleyantiochchapel.com of life at 11 a.m. Tues., May 9, at
service time. Memorial contribu- VA, three nephews and four Arr.: McGilley Antioch Chapel, First Baptist Church, 2 NE
Evans, Robert D. 3325 NE Vivion, (816) 453-7700.
Ferguson, Donald R. tions may be made to St. Jude nieces. Her father, Paul Leonard Douglas St., Lee’s Summit, MO
Children’s Hospital or MD An- Clark of Oklahoma City and her 64063. He is survived by his
Flasschoen, George derson Cancer Research. Online brother, Gerald William Clark of wife, Rozelle Flasschoen, chil-
Fry, Dr. William Luke condolences may be sent in Springfield, VA, precede Vicki in dren, Jacque Flasschoen, Janice
Garrett, Diane Marie Bruce’s memory to meyersfu- death. Victoria was born Jan. 2, Flasschoen, Jerome Flasschoen,
Geest, Barbara neralchapel.com. 1948, in Wichita, KS. She gradu- and Janine Flasschoen, step-
Greene, Dr. Wynell Bruce was born Nov. 6, 1955, in ated from Center High School in GLORIA CRUME child, Robert Myers (wife Beth
Huron, SD, the son of Donald 1966, received a bachelor’s de- Gloria Crume, 88, Lenexa, KS, Myers) along with many grand-
Griffin, Robert, Sr. Roy and Mary Rose (Albano) children and great grandchil-
gree from UMKC and a master’s passed away May 5, 2017. A
Harris, Betty Arline Argetsinger. He was married to degree in business from dren. In lieu of flowers, dona-
graveside service will be held at
Hiestand, Eva Lela Tamara Argetsinger who pre- Webster University in St. Louis. 11:30 a.m. Monday, May 8, at tions may be sent to Kindred BETTY ARLINE HARRIS
Hoel, James K. ceded him in death July 8, 2015. Vicki had a successful career for Johnson County Memorial Gar- Hospice Foundation. Betty Arline (Taff) Harris, 89,
Howard, Annabelle L. He was an insulator and a mem- 20 years with Southwestern Bell dens, 11200 Metcalf Ave., Over- Arr.: Langsford Funeral Home, passed away peacefully in her
ber of Local Union #27. He en- (currently AT&T). After taking an land Park, KS 66210. 115 SW Third St., Lee’s Summit, sleep on April 25, 2017, at the
Hughes, Scott Allen joyed hunting, fishing, classic early retirement in 1991, Vicki MO (816) 524-3700. Lakeview Village Care Center,
Hund, Flower Lester cars, and spending time at the moved to San Francisco to pur- Lenexa, KS, a month shy of her
Jennings, Tommy Walter beach. He was also preceded in sue an additional master’s de- 90th birthday. Betty was a spe-
Kester, Joseph L. death by his parents, and sister- gree in counseling. Desiring to cial gift to those that her knew
Lee, Herbert L. in-law, Carole Argetsinger. spend more time with her her, made all our lives better
Linder, Steven “Buck” Survivors include daughter, mother, she moved back to Kan- and will be greatly missed.
Sarah Humphreys (Trevor) of sas City and worked as a family Please join us for a Celebration
Long, Floyd R. “Tony” Smithville, MO, son, Zachary Ar- of her life at 2 p.m. Saturday,
and marriage counselor for em-
Loomis, Sharon L. getsinger (Fenae) of Oak Grove, ployees working in the Federal May 20, at Southminster Pres-
Lorenz, Thomas “Tom” J. MO, brothers, Brian “Chuggar” Building in downtown Kansas byterian Church, 6306 Roe Ave.,
Magathan, Merlen Douglas (Tammy), and Lane Argetsinger City. Vicki always loved and Prairie Village, KS. Donations in
Manning, Michael Allen both of Blue Springs, sisters, missed the Bay area, so in 2014 honor of Betty can be made to
Carol Younts (Joe) Blairstown, she decided to move back to the church or Cottey College,
Martinez, Ricardo L. MO, Rose Donette Argetsinger San Francisco. A Celebration of Nevada, MO.
Maschler, Edith of Odessa, MO, three grandchil- Life event is planned from 2 to 5 View the full obituary at
McConn, Rene L. dren and one on the way. p.m. May 20, in Kansas City. For www.maplehillfuneralhome.com
McKenzie, Curtiss L. more information go to
McMillen, Cheryl R. http://evite.me/NbvQWn4MWt.
Middleton, Hoy Henry PAISLEE M. DOMINO
Moorehouse, Carol J. Paislee Mae Domino, 2, Kansas DR. WILLIAM LUKE FRY
City, was born on April 11, 2015, Dr. William Luke Fry, 64, of
Moss, Dr. Warren Leroy and passed away May 4, 2017.
GABRELLA OMEGA ATKINS Merriam, KS passed away April
Nidiffer, Suzann She was diagnosed on June 30, 2017. The memorial service
Gabrella Omega Atkins, 55, of
Payne, Mark F. KCK, died May 3, 2017. Visit. 9-11 27, 2016, with Acute Myeloid will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday,
Peck, Robert G. a.m., service 11 a.m. Sat., May 13, Leukemia. She never let cancer June 24, at Lakeview Village,
Perez, Luis Frias at Salem Baptist Church, 1824 N. kick her down. She endured 6 9100 Park St., Lenexa, KS 66215.
rounds of chemotherapy and Luke was born in Hutchinson,
Preston, Norman C. 11th St., KCK. Burial in Highland
never missed a beat. She was so
Ramsey, Tondra Jo “T.J.” Park Cem. Arr.: Thatcher’s Fu- KS, on August 28, 1952. He
neral Home, Inc. full of life. Her favorite activities graduated from Wichita West
Raymond, Margaret L. were dancing, playing on the and continued on to receive a
Rider, Jann trampoline, riding her power degree in Veterinary Medicine
Roberts, Nicholas Eric wheels, going on walks, doing from Kansas State University.
Roy, Dave “Popeye” crafts and reading books. Luke was married to his high
Paislee is survived by her fa- school sweetheart, Sharon
Roy, David D. PATRICK JOSEPH CLUNE
ther and mother, Jason and EVA LELA HIESTAND
Sedlock, Philip G. “Sonny” Koontz, on May 25, 1974. Luke Eva Lela Hiestand of Blue
Janee Domino; brothers, Michael worked as a veterinarian for
Seidlitz, Barbara and Matthew Domino; grand- Springs passed away May 4,
many years. He enjoyed gar- 2017. Eva was born March 6,
Shackelford parents, Cindy and Robert Had- dening, traveling with his wife
Patrick Joseph Clune, 94, of ley, Merrie Domino and Mike 1930, on a farm near Bethany,
Shirkey, Lorraine Prairie Village, passed away May and spending time with family. Mo., to Dee & Rilla (Smith)
Thomas; her great-grandmother, Luke is survived by his wife,
Smith, Christopher S. 4, 2017. He was born in Kansas Arlene Roberts; aunts, Jenni Comer. Eva loved her family &
Smith, Theodore City, KS, on Aug. 23, 1922, to Sharon, his children: Melody Cox friends & enjoyed hosting family
Thomas and Jamie Borchert; un- (Joe) and Gabriel, his grandchil-
Sorrells, William E. Ellen & John Clune, who were cles, Erik Domino, John Borchert gatherings, tending to her
JEFFREY M. BLAKE Irish immigrants. He graduated dren: Zoie, Meia, Liam and Iver, beautiful flower beds, reaping
Spears, Susan G. Jeffrey M. Blake Kansas City, and Cody Cox; cousins, Nicholas his mother, Alma, his sisters:
from Bishop Ward High School and Logan Borchert; her dog, the harvest from her bountiful
Stephenson, Debra Jane MO passed away May 3rd, 2017.
and then enlisted in the Army Jeannie, Diane and Toni and his vegetable garden, & spending
Totty, Wanda L. Born March 16, 1946. Jeff was an Peppa and her cat, Lola. father, Bill.
Air Corps in 1944. He served in Celebration of Life will be held the winters at the condo in
accomplished machinist for In lieu of flowers memorial do-
Tracy, Wanda M. (Eglinger) many years & enjoyed motorcy-
the 34th Bombardment Group at a later date. Florida. Eva was the widow of
Valk, Joseph Eric earning the Distinguished Flying nations may be given to the Don Hiestand, who passed away
cles. Jeff is survived by his ex Arr.: Hixson-Klein Funeral Christian Veterinary Mission
Vanzant, John G. Cross and Air Medal with 1st, Home, Smithville. in 2008. Eva leaves the follow-
wife/ caretaker, Kathleen C. www.gifts.cvmusa.org or the Dr.
2nd, 3rd & 4th Oak Leaf Clusters ing loved ones brother, Norman
Vickrey, Gloria Blake “Carm” of KC, MO; his
and completed 36 missions over Luke Fry Memorial Scholarship Comer & wife, Sharon of Spring-
Wallace, Herman C. sons James T. (Alaina) of Syl- SANDRA ANN DUNN
Germany and Nazi-occupied www.found.ksu.edu/give/LukeF field, OR; daughter, Patty
mar, CA, Jeffrey C. (Karleen) of Sandra Dunn passed away May
Willets, Barbara Europe. After the war, Patrick 4, 2017, surrounded by her fam-
ry. The family of Luke Fry wishes Pitcher & husband Charles &
Weston, MO; his grandsons- to thank all our family and
Willis, Juanita Ann Aiden, Liam, Ryan, Joe & Jack;
graduated from Rockhurst Col- ily at Shawnee Mission Medical their children Shelby Monaco
Yonke, Sherry L. lege where he played varsity friends for their support. (Brian) & their son Michael &
his sister- Pattie Furtado of Center. Services will be an-
basketball. nounced at a later date. For a Kelsey Pitcher; daughter, Shirley
Florida. Many thanks to St.
Pat married Virginia Gerhardt complete obituary and to leave DIANE MARIE GARRETT Wilcoxon, widow of Newell &
Luke’s Hospice House for their
on June 26, 1948, and they condolences for the family, see Diane M. Garrett, 56, of Olathe, their children Simone Brown
care & compassion. Cremation
shared 68 happy years together. www.CremationCenterKC.com passed away Tuesday, May 2, (Joe) & sons Quentin & Ethan;
Arr: Reflections (816) 561-0101
He was a devout Catholic and 2017, at her home. Diane was Trigg Wilcoxon (Margie) & son,
his faith and family were his pri- born Aug. 19, 1960, in Kansas Noah; Toby Wilcoxon (Lisa Cox)
orities. He was an active mem- City, MO, to Mary Catherine & son, Trent Sutton; David Hie-
ber of Cure of Ars Church for 53 (O’Connor) and Charles Garrett. stand & wife Jan & their children
years, serving on the Parish She was a longtime Shawnee David Ryan & Anna; brother-in-
Council, School Board, and was resident, and graduated from St. law, Harry Hiestand, sister-in-
an usher (hospitality minister) Joseph High School in 1978. Af- law, Letty Freeland (Roy) and
for many years. ter high school, Diane attended many nieces, nephews, & cous-
Patrick and Virginia founded St. Mary of the Plain College and ins. A private family service will
DELLA ALM the K.C. Chapter of the National earned a bachelor’s in Theater in be held Sunday, May 7.
Della Alm died April 25, 2017. Kidney Foundation in 1966, now 1982. Diane enjoyed acting and
She was born Della Mae Lund on named the National Kidney singing with the Theater in the JAMES K. HOEL
April 11, 1928, in Minneapolis, Foundation of KS and Western Park and Olathe Community James K. Hoel, 74, of Blue
MN, to Arthur and Olga Lund. MARILYN SUE BLOCK MO. Theater Association. She ap- Springs, MO died May 4, 2017.
One of seven siblings, Della December 23, 1947 - Patrick was in the retail divi- peared many productions in- Service 10:30am Mon, May 8, at
graduated high school in Min- May 02, 2017 sion of the dairy business his cluding “Guys and Dolls”, First Methodist Church of Blue
neapolis and briefly attended Marilyn was born in Enid, OK, entire career working for De- “Quilters” and “Bye-Bye Birdie”. Springs 301 SW Woods Chapel
the University of Minnesota. At on December 23, 1947. She met Coursey Dairy, Meyer Dairy and Diane is survived by her parents, Blue Springs, MO. Visitation will
age 20, she married Howard her husband Ernie in Santa Bar- Zarda Dairy. RUITO ESTEBAN Mary Catherine and Charles be one hour prior to service.
Alm on June 19, 1948. bara, CA, where they married He loved life, had many Ruito Esteban 94, Kansas City, Garrett; five sisters, Catherine
Survived by husband, Howard, and had two children. She was a friends, was an avid sports fan, MO, passed away May 4, 2017, Brandes (Jeff); Christine Reso-
and five children Tom (Glenna), 33 year resident of Lake Quivira, and was proud of his Irish heri- at Maplewood Care Center, Kan- vich (Michael); Pamela Garrett;
Kathy (Gene), Debi (Dick), Patti KS. tage. He and Virginia joined sas City. Deborah Lollar (James); Julia
(Eric), and John; grandchildren, As partner in Ernie Block Stu- friends for many golf vacations Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. with Garrett; 3 nieces; 3 nephews and
Stacie (Eric), Jason (Raina), dio, co-founder and officer of and bridge games. rosary at 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 4 great nephews. Visitation will
Brian (Emma), and Sara (Scott); The Crossroads Community As- Pat is preceded in death by 8, at McGilley Midtown Chapel, be from 10 to 11 a.m. Monday,
great-grandchildren, Ben, Brady, sociation and Merriam Elemen- siblings, Jack Clune, Patrice 20 W. Linwood Blvd., KCMO. May 8, at St. Joseph Catholic SEE NEXT PAGE
Boston, and Reed; sister, tary PTA President for four Clune Malley, Peter Clune, Fa- Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 Church (temporary church at the
Dorothy; and numerous nieces years, her life was dedicated in ther Thomas Clune and Helen a.m. Tuesday, May 9, at Holy gym of the old St. Joseph High
and nephews. the service to others. Her final Clune DeCoursey. He is also pre- Cross Catholic Church, 5106 St. School Gym, 11525 Johnson
Della had an active life raising challenge was in spreading joy ceded by daughter, Donna Sue John Ave., Kansas City. Burial at Drive, Shawnee, KS). Mass of
five children and working at to those she touched at KU Can- Clune, son, Joseph Clune and Mt. Washington Cemetery. Christian Burial will follow at 11
Sears. But she still found time cer Center. Her determination, granddaughter, Laura Ann Ger- Ruito is survived by four sons, a.m. Burial will be in St. Joseph
for bridge, baking Norwegian dignity, and acceptance of all aghty. Anthony Esteban, Jose De Jesus Cemetery. The family suggests
krumkake cookies, collecting people defined her life. Patrick leaves behind his wife, Esteban, Deacon Daniel Esteban, memorial contributions be made
dolls, traveling, cheering on KU The love and dedication for Virginia, children, Peggy (Terry) Carlos Esteban, two daughters, to the Journey of Grace, c/o St.
basketball, and playing epic her family had no boundary with Dunn, Christy (Pat) Sirridge and Lupe Yazell and Micaela Joseph Catholic Church or to the
games of Spoons with her family grandsons Cooper and Desmond Dan (Teresa) Clune, and daugh- McCombs, two brothers, Pedro Theater in the Park, 7710 Renner
(which she often won). She en- the light of her life. She loved ter-in-law, Carol Clune. Esteban and Ramon Esteban, 11 Rd, Shawnee, KS 66218. Condo-
joyed sewing and was a talented coconut cream pie and lemon Pat will be missed by his 12 grandchildren and nine great- lences may be expressed at
seamstress. She was also very cookies. grandchildren, Patrick (Amanda) grandchildren. www.AmosFamily.com.

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ANNABELLE L. HOWARD
Annabelle L. Howard, 91,
passed away April 29, 2017.
There will be no services. Anna-
belle was living at Bickford As-
sisted Living in Mission and suf-
fered from Alzheimer’s disease.
She was born Jan. 8, 1926, in
Springfield, MO, to William
Floyd and Johnnie (Thompson)
Lusk. She lived in the Kansas
City area her entire life. Anna-
belle was a 1944 graduate of
North Kansas City High School.
On Dec. 20, 1947, she married
her loving husband, Ross How-
ard in Kansas City, MO. They had
met at the Pla-Mor Ballroom in
Kansas City.
Annabelle was an active vol-
unteer for Safehome, Keys
Youth Services and other or-
ganizations, while volunteering
she received volunteer of the
year at Safehome, and also re-
ceived a special volunteer award
from Keys Youth Services. She
was a past officer in the
Shawnee Historical Society.
She was an antique dealer
specializing in country and
primitive antiques. She also was
an artist and displayed her
paintings and other crafts at
various craft fairs in the area.
Annabelle was preceded in
death by daughter, Valerie; two
brothers and two sisters. She is
survived by her husband, Ross
as well as nieces and nephews.
SCOTT ALLEN HUGHES
Scott Hughes, 58, Kearney,
passed away May 1, 2017. Cele-
bration of Life will be at 2 p.m.
Saturday, May 13, at Smithville
Cemetery.
Obituary and condolences at
mcgilleyantiochchapel.com; Arr.:
McGilley Antioch Chapel, 3325
NE Vivion, (816) 453-7700.
FLOWER LESTER HUND
Flower Lester Hund, nee Ruth
Flower Lester, died peacefully
Friday morning, April 21, 2017, in
her home in Boulder, CO, with
her two daughters at her side.
She was born in Kansas City,
MO, on April 29, 1928. She grew
up on a farm near the Kansas
state line with her parents, Ruth
Flower Lester and Robert Ride-
nour Lester, and her sister, Vir-
ginia Lester “Deena” Buckner,
where she developed a love for
horses and gardening. She at-
tended Sunset Hill School for
Girls where she was the class
valedictorian. She earned a
Bachelor’s Degree in Economics
from Vassar College, a Master’s
Degree in Library Science from
Emporia State University, and a
Certificate of Advanced Studies
in Librarianship from the Univer-
sity of Denver. Flower raised her
three children in Shawnee Mis-
sion, KS, while she was a docent
for the Nelson-Atkins Museum of
Art. She worked at Pembroke
Country Day School of Kansas
City in the 1970’s as an assistant
librarian. She was the head li-
brarian at Cincinnati Country
Day School in Cincinnati from
1978-1981. She then moved to
Warrensburg, MO, to head the
Business Library at Central Mis-
souri State University until her
retirement in 1998. While in
Warrensburg she became a
master gardener and volun-
teered countless hours at Powell
Gardens in Kingsville, MO. She
lived her retirement years in
Boulder to spend more time
with her two daughters and
grandson. She enjoyed horses,
gardening, painting, hiking,
knitting, and traveling. Her in-
dependence, generosity, and
love of beauty will be dearly
missed. She is survived by her
three children, Frederick W.
Hund of Willmar, MN, Elizabeth
L. Hund of Evergreen, CO, Ruth
L. Hund of Golden, CO, and her
three grandchildren, Amanda K.
Hund of Boulder, CO, Sarah E.
Hund of College Park, MD, and
Karl R. Neserke of Golden, CO. A
memorial reception was held on
April 24, in Boulder, CO. In lieu
of flowers, the family requests
that donations be sent to Powell
Gardens in Flower’s name.
TOMMY WALTER JENNINGS
Tommy Walter Jennings, 77,
Independence, passed away
May 3, 2017. Visit. 11:30 a.m.,
service 1 p.m. Monday, May 8, at
Gospel Assembly, 9600 E. 47th
St. Burial in Mt. Washington
Cemetery.
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JOSEPH L. KESTER
Joseph L. Kester, 88, of Belton,
MO, passed away at home April
29, 2017. Joseph is survived by
his wife of 61 years, Yolande,
son, Alan (Theresa), daughter,
Serena, brother, Richard, grand-
daughters, Chantal and Chelsea,
great grandchildren, Braiden
and Alourha.
He served in the Air Force and
was a Korean War Veteran. Pri-
vate services. He will be greatly
missed.
HERBERT L. LEE
Herbert “Herb” Leroy Lee, 83,
Bonner Springs, KS died Fri.,
May 5, 2017. Vis. 6-8pm, Thur.,
May 11, and Funeral 10 am, Fri.,
May 12, both at the Alden-
Harrington FH in Bonner Springs,
KS. Burial Bonner Springs Cem.
STEVEN “BUCK” LINDER
Steven Buckley Linder, 59,
Belton, MO died Thursday, May
4, 2017. A private memorial will
be held at a later date. (arr. At-
kinson FH, Harrisonville, MO)
FLOYD R. “TONY” LONG
Floyd “Tony” Long, 72 of
Pleasant Hill, MO died May 5,
2017. Visit: 6-8 p.m. Tues., May
9, Wallace Funeral Home, Pleas-
ant Hill. Graveside Ser. with
Military Honors 11 a.m. Wed, May
10, Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
SHARON L. LOOMIS
DWAINE C. LOOMIS
Sharon L. Loomis, 75, passed
away on April 4, 2017. Her hus-
band, Dwaine C. Loomis, then
75, passed away December 24,
2013. Dwaine and Sharon were
longtime residents of Northeast
Kansas City and devoted many,
many years to youth sports in
the community. They are sur-
vived by their three sons and
daughters-in-law, David and
Jeannie Loomis, Darrell and
Deborah Loomis, and Darrin and
Susan Loomis; six grandsons,
Dustin, Devin (Shandal), Dane
(Laura), Daniel, and Dylan
Loomis and Stephen Summers
(Lauren); granddaughter, Darcy
Loomis; and three great grand-
children, Deagen, Dailyn and
Daxton Loomis. A celebration to
honor the lives of Sharon and
Dwaine Loomis will be held at 11
a.m. Saturday, May 13, at the
Della Lamb Community Center,
500 Woodland Ave., Kansas
City, MO. In lieu of flowers, the
family suggests donations to
Della Lamb Youth Services, to
honor Dwaine and Sharon for
their tireless work to support the
youth athletic services provided
by the center.
THOMAS “TOM” J. LORENZ
03/01/1932 - 05/03/2917
Thomas “Tom” Lorenz, 85,
Kansas City, died Wednesday,
May 3, 2017, at Gower Convales-
cent Center. He was born March
31, 1932, to Bernhard and Agnes
(Eichholtz) Lorenz in Saint Jo-
seph, MO. He married Dolores
(Giles) on Nov. 8, 1958. She sur-
vives of the home. Tom received
his Bachelor’s degree in Busi-
ness from the University of Mis-
souri. He retired from HCI
Chemtech as a Senior Sales
Representative after working
there 25 years. After retirement,
he served as a volunteer at Saint
Luke’s North Hospital. Mr. Lo-
renz was a member of Holy
Family Catholic Church.
He was proceeded in death by
his parents; and brother, James
“Jim” Lorenz. Additional survi-
vors son, Stephen and Julie; two
granddaughters, Maeve and
Gabrielle; brother, Robert Lo-
renz (Rita); and sisters, Dorothy
Lorenz Stock (Francis) and Jo-
anie Lorenz Mongahan (Ronald);
and numerous nieces and neph-
ews.
Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m.
Wednesday, May 10, at Holy
Family Catholic Church, 919 NE
96th Street, Kansas City. Inter-
ment Resurrection Cemetery, at
a later date. The family will re-
ceive friends from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
Wednesday, May 10, at Holy
Family Catholic Church. For
those wishing to make a contri-
bution, the family requests they
be made to Holy Family Catholic
Church Building Fund. Condo-
lences may be expressed at
souderfamilyuneralhome.com
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MERLEN DOUGLAS
MAGATHAN
Merlen Douglas Magathan, 84,
died April 30, 2017. Born in Em-
poria, KS, to Charles & Irene Ma-
gathan. Preceded in death by his
parents, four brothers and two
sisters. Survived by sons, Marc &
Russell (Jeanette) Magathan &
granddaughters, Andrea & Ra-
chel Magathan. Cremation & pri-
vate service. Arr.: KC Funeral
Directors, (913) 262-6310.
MICHAEL ALLEN MANNING
Michael Allen Manning, 66, of
Olathe, KS, passed away May 2,
2017 at home after a battle with
lung cancer. Private family
services. Memorial contributions
may be made to Olathe Cancer
Care.
RICARDO L. MARTINEZ
Ricardo L. Martinez, 73, of
NKC, MO, died Sat, April 29,
2017. Memorial services will be
private. Ricardo was a veteran of
the US Army. In lieu of flowers
memorial contributions to the
Wounded Warrior Project.
EDITH MASCHLER
Edith Maschler, passed away
5/2/17, survived by 3 brothers 5
children and 6 grandchildren.
Celebration of life @ PV Baptist
church in liberty Missouri on
5/8/17 @ 3:00 PM visitation @ 2
pm. Catholic services follow on
5/10/17 @ 9:30 am @ St James
Catholic Church in Liberty.
RENE L. MCCONN
Rene L. McConn, 93, of
Shawnee Mission, KS, passed
away on May 4, 2017. She was
born on Feb. 6, 1924, in Kansas
City, KS, to Thomas and Marga-
ret Zumwalt. Rene is survived by
her son, Freddie; 5 grandchil-
dren and 9 great-grandchildren.
Visitation on Tuesday from
9:30~10:30 am at Amos Family
Funeral Home. A memorial
service will immediately follow.
Full obituary may be viewed at
www.amosfamily.com
CURTISS L. McKENZIE
Curtiss L. McKenzie died April
29, 2017. Services Tues, May 9,
Second Baptist Church 3620 E
39th St KCMO 64128. Visitation
from 9a-11a at the church. Inter-
ment: Brooking Cemetery.
CHERYL R. MCMILLEN
Cheryl R. McMillen (Van Me-
ter), 57, Blue Springs, MO, died
March 22, 2017. Celebration of
Life 2-4 p.m. Sat., May 13, at
Blue Springs Lake, Shelter House
B. Arr.: Royer-Hays FH, Blue
Springs, (816) 229-5551.
HOY HENRY MIDDLETON
Hoy Henry Middleton, 92, of
Kansas City, MO, passed away
April 30, 2017. Mr. Middleton
was born Feb. 4, 1925, in Bates
County, MO, and grew up on a
farm near Clinton, MO. He
graduated from Clinton High
School and enlisted in the Navy
where he earned his wings as a
Naval Aviator. After leaving the
Navy he attended the University
of Missouri and graduated with a
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering.
Mr. Middleton moved to Kansas
City in 1950 and started a 41
year career as a Professional En-
gineer. In retirement, he enjoyed
fishing, playing golf and raising
orchids. He was preceded in
death by his wife, Ruth Ellen
(Quigley) Middleton, and his
daughter, Carol Middleton Ring-
hofer. Survivors include his son,
Terry Middleton; daughter, Linda
Middleton Williams; grandsons,
Matthew Staples and wife Ash-
ley of Portland, OR, and Justin
Ringhofer of San Diego, CA, and
his brother, Roy Middleton and
his wife Nancy of Hillsboro, OR.
Cremation and private burial.
CAROL J. MOOREHOUSE
Carol Jean Moorehouse, 58, of
Peculiar, MO died May 4, 2017.
Visitation 6-7 pm, Funeral serv-
ice 7:00 pm, Tuesday, May 9 at
McGilley & George Funeral
Home 12913 Grandview Rd.
Grandview MO.
DR. WARREN LEROY MOSS
Dr. Warren Leroy (Roy) Moss,
63, Grain Valley, MO died May 4,
2017. Visitation 5-7pm Fri May
12, First Baptist Church Blue
Springs, MO. Service 10am Sat.
May 13 at First Baptist Church in
Blue Springs, MO. Private burial.
SUZANN NIDIFFER
Suzann Nidiffer, 82, of Kansas
City, KS, passed away April 19,
2017. Celebration of Life from 6
to 8 p.m. Sat., May 13, at Matt
Ross Community Center Hearth
Room, 8101 Marty St., Overland
Park, KS.
Suzann worked for many years
in the grocery business retiring
from Price Chopper. She was a
loyal member of UFCW Local 2.
Suzann is survived by children,
Mark (Cheryl), Becky (Andrea),
and Melissa (Boyd); nine grand-
children; three great grandchil-
dren; and one great-great
grandchild. Arr.: KC Funeral Di-
rectors, (913) 262-6310.
MARK F. PAYNE
Mark Frank Payne, 63, Base-
hor, KS, went home to be with
his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ
Wednesday, May 3, 2017. Serv-
ice will be 11 a.m. Wednesday,
May 10, at the First Baptist
Church of Basehor, 1410 N. 155th
St. Burial will follow in the Glen-
wood Cemetery. His family will
receive friends at visitation from
5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 9, also
at the church. To honor Mark’s
deep faith, memorial contribu-
tions can be made, in his name,
to the First Baptist Church of
Basehor.
Mark was born June 22, 1953,
in Kansas City, KS, and gradu-
ated from Turner High School in
1971. He was the first of three
sons born to Frank L. Payne, Jr.
and Caroline (Deichler) Payne.
Mark enjoyed Martial Arts and
earned a 7th Degree Black Belt
in the Bushidokan Karate Sys-
tem. He fought all over the
United States as a point fighter,
earning numerous tournament
victories. Mark later transitioned
into full-contact Karate and was
ranked as high as 5th in the
world in his weight class. His
career in karate spanned over
40 years. Mark worked as a
Correctional Officer at Lansing
Correctional Facility for over 25
years. He was a devoted Chris-
tian and was a dedicated mem-
ber for over 20 years at the First
Baptist Church of Basehor.
Mark was preceded in death
by mother, Caroline (Deichler)
Payne. Survivors include his wife
of 28 years, Patti (Jobert) Payne
and son, Mike, both of the home,
his father, Frank L. Payne, Jr. of
Basehor, KS, two brothers, Jeff
Payne and fiancee Marti of Ed-
wardsville, KS, and Doug Payne
and wife Angie of Basehor, KS,
brother-in-law, Robert Jobert of
Wichita, KS, sister-in-law, Vikki
Reich and Luisa of Minnesota,
three nieces, Courtney, Morgan
and Zeca and nephew, Miguel.
As well as a host of extended
family and friends.
Arr.: Alden-Harrington Funeral
Home, (913) 422-4074.
ROBERT G. PECK
Robert G. Peck, 81, of Kansas
City, MO passed away May 4,
2017. Born February 22, 1936 in
Hunter, OK, he grew up in Wich-
ita, KS. He attended college at
Wichita State University and
married Anna Majors in 1956.
Robert worked for IBM for 14
years, starting in Wichita before
transferring to Kansas City. Rob-
ert and Anna also lived in San
Jose, CA and Dallas, TX. He later
owned his own business, Fault-
less Data Services, which he
eventually sold. Later he worked
at American Hereford Associa-
tion and the IRS.
Robert loved to play the guitar,
travel and spend time with his
family. He was also member of
Mensa. Robert enjoyed the Roy-
als and was a Chiefs season
ticket holder.
Robert was preceded in death
by his son Michael G. Peck;
brothers Fletcher Reed and Ellis
Dean Peck. He is survived by his
wife of 60 years, Anna M. Peck;
daughter Diana L. Peck-Muntzel;
son Monty P. Peck; daughter-in-
law Carolyn Peck; grandchildren
Jacob and Eric Muntzel, April
Herbel and husband Jason and
Brian Peck and wife Ana; great-
grandchildren Alyssa, Hayden
and Anabelle Peck; brothers Rex
Peck and wife Jarieta and Monty
Peck and wife Frances.
Visitation will be held 10-11:00
a.m. with a Celebration of Life
service at 11:00 a.m., Friday, May
12 at Mount Moriah, Newcomer
and Freeman Funeral Home,
10507 Holmes Rd.
Online condolences
www.mt.moriah.net.
LUIS FRIAS PEREZ
Luis Frias Perez, 76, passed
away April 26, 2017. A celebra-
tion of life will be at 2:00 p.m.
on May 21, 2017 at Lake Jacomo
Shelter #3. There will be a pot-
luck dinner following the serv-
ice. Meat & beverages provided.
NORMAN C. PRESTON
Norman, 96, died May 2, 2017.
Service 10 a.m. Sat., May 13, at
1st Pres. Church, Liberty, MO.
Visit. 5-8 p.m. Fri., May 12, at
Church-Archer-Pasley Funeral
Home, Liberty. Burial in East
Fairview Cemetery, Lenox, IA.
TONDRA JO “T.J.” RAMSEY
Tondra Jo “T.J.” Ramsey, 44,
passed away on April 29, 2017.
A memorial gathering will be
from 6-8 p.m. Friday, May 12, at
Speaks Suburban Chapel, 18020
E. 39th St. in Independence, MO.
MARGARET L. RAYMOND
Margaret L. “Margie” Ray-
mond, 91, died April 29, 2017.
Private services were held with
burial in Memorial Park Ceme-
tery. Arr: Park Lawn Funeral
Home 816-523-1234
JANN RIDER
1949 - 2017
Jann Rider, 67, of Kansas City,
MO and formerly of Kansas City,
KS, passed away May 4, 2017.
Visitation will be 4:00 p.m. to
7:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 9 at
Porter Funeral Home, 1835 Min-
nesota Ave, Kansas City, KS.
The funeral service will be 11:00
a.m. Wednesday, May 10 at the
funeral home. Interment will be
at Highland Park Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be
given to the Gashland Church,
809 N. Oak Trafficway, KCMO
64118.
Jann was born June 17, 1949,
the daughter of James and Ann
(Nichepor) Kelchner, in Kansas
City, KS. Jann graduated from
Wyandotte High School, Class of
1967. She received her Bache-
lor’s degree from St. Mary’s
College in Leavenworth, KS. She
worked as an administrative as-
sistant/paralegal and later as a
telecom administrator; and con-
tinued working until her retire-
ment. She was a longtime active
member of Gashland Evangelical
Presbyterian Church in North
Kansas City. She was able to
make friends and start a conver-
sation with anyone she met. As a
single mother, Jann was dedi-
cated to her work, the pursuit of
higher education and most of all,
the raising of her children.
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Jann is preceded in death by
her parents; aunt and uncle,
Clifford and Cathryn Fluegel;
and brother, James “Jimmy”
Kelchner, Jr.
She is survived by her son, Mi-
chael Rider; daughter, Jessica
Campbell and husband Brian;
Grammy’s girls, Elliott and Kea-
ton Campbell; sister, Kathy Pol-
lan and husband Glenn; sister,
Jaymie Felton and husband
Richard; her loving nieces and
nephews; and her feline com-
panion, Gracie. (Condolences
may be expressed at:
www.porterfuneralhome.com
Arrangements: Porter Funeral
Home & Crematory, 1835 Minne-
sota Ave. Kansas City, KS (913)
621-6400).
NICHOLAS ERIC ROBERTS
Our beloved Nicholas Eric
Roberts, 36, went to be with his
Lord April 30, 2017, while at
home in Gravois Mills, MO. He
was born in Kansas City, MO, on
Aug. 16, 1980.
Nicholas loved the fine arts,
theater, music, and movies. He
had a passion for reading, and
was an eloquent writer. He also
loved to cook and share new
recipes with his family and
friends. We will miss his smile
and his infectious laugh. He
spent three years at Conception
Abby, two years at Kenrick-
Glennon Seminary getting his
Bachelor’s in Philosophy, then
studied at Pontificia Universita
in Rome, Italy, and currently was
working on his education degree
in English Literature.
Nicholas is survived by par-
ents, Ron and Denise Roberts;
sister, Christi VanHorn and
spouse Marty VanHorn; brother,
Mark Roberts and spouse Amy
Roberts; nephews, Austin and
Garrett and nieces, Paige and
Savannah along with several
aunts, an uncle and cousins. He
is preceded in death by his
grandparents, Woodford and
Joyce Roberts, Louise Hatcher,
and nephew, Alec Kent.
Funeral services to celebrate
his earthly and eternal life will
be held Wednesday, May 10, at
St. Patrick Catholic Church in
Laurie, MO. Visitation will be at 5
p.m. with funeral Mass following
at 6 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, contributions
may be made to The Mother’s
Shrine, 176 Marian Dr., Laurie,
MO 65037.
Love doesn’t die,
People do.
So, when all that’s left of me
Is love,
Give me away.
From “Epitaph” by Merrit
Malloy
Expressions of sympathy at
www.kidwellgarber.com.
Arrangements are under the
direction and care of the Kid-
well-Garber Funeral Home of
Laurie, (573) 374-7688.
DAVE ‘POPEYE’ ROY
Dave ‘Popeye’ Roy, 70, died
April 25, 2017. Gathering of
Friends 6-8pm Tue. May 9th at
Chapel Hill-Butler Funeral Home,
where Life Celebration Service
will be at 8:00 p.m.
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DAVID D. ROY
David D. Roy, 72, Minneapolis,
passed away on Sunday, April
30, 2017.
They lived in Kansas City, Kan-
sas and later made their home in
Minneapolis.
Dave joined the United States
Navy on January 4, 1965.
He was preceded in death by his
parents and son, Anthony Roy.
Survivors include his wife,
Kathy; children, Michael Roy,
Kristen (John) Lott, and heresa
(John, Jr.) Kency; and 5 grand-
children.
A memorial Mass will be held
at 10 A.M., Friday, May 12, 2017
at Immaculate Conception
Catholic Church, 216 Cherry, St.,
Minneapolis. Visitation will be
held Thursday, May 11, 2017 at
the church from 5-8 P.M. with
rosary beginning at 6:30 P. M.
Memorials may be made to Im-
maculate Conception Catholic
Church Knights of Columbus,
Smoky Hill Audubon Society, or
Minneapolis Evening Lions Club.
PHILIP G. “SONNY”
SEDLOCK
Philip G. “Sonny” Sedlock,
passed away, April 18, 2017.
The family will receive friends
10:00-11:00 A.M. with a Memo-
rial Mass, 11:00 A.M., Friday, May
12, 2017 at St. Patrick’s Catholic
Church, 1086 N. 94th St. KCKS
and a Celebration of life follow-
ing mass at the Church Hall.
The family suggests memorial
contributions to, Sister Servants
of Mary, 800 North 18 th St.,
Kansas City, KS. 66102.
Please visit:
www.marybutlermeyers.com to
express condolences and
memories.
BARBARA SHACKELFORD
SEIDLITZ
Barbara Shackelford Seidlitz,
of Mission Hills, died at her
home Wednesday, May 3, 2017.
Born on October 4, 1923, Mrs.
Seidlitz was the daughter of
William Harrison Shackelford,
Jr., and the former Louise Hutt.
A lifelong Kansas Citian, she
graduated from The Barstow
School and attended Smith Col-
lege. She was predeceased by
her husband of 63 years, Charles
Newman Seidlitz, Jr. She is sur-
vived by her daughter, Robin
Seidlitz, of Prairie Village and
her step-son, Charles Newman
Seidlitz, III, of Washington, DC;
her grandchildren, Christina
Drummond McVeigh of Olympia,
Washington; Elizabeth Richards
Seidlitz and Ashley Akin Seidlitz,
both of New York City; and Joe
Kirke Gregg of Kansas City. Also
surviving are her brothers, John
Hutt Shackelford and William H.
Shackelford, III, both of Mission
Hills, and numerous nieces and
nephews. Services will be held
on Wednesday, May 10, at 3 pm,
at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathe-
dral. Burial will be private. In lieu
of flowers, the family requests
donations in her memory be
made to Grace and Holy Cathe-
dral, 415 West 13th St., Kansas
City, MO 64105. Please offer
condolences and share a mem-
ory of Barbara at:
mcgilleystatelinechapel.com.
LORRAINE SHIRKEY
Lorraine Shirkey nee Triola,
passed April 19, 2017. Service
will be 10 a.m. Monday, May 8, at
Christ the King Catholic Church,
Kansas City, MO 64114. Arr.: St.
Louis Cremation, St. Louis, MO
(314) 241-8844.
CHRISTOPHER S. SMITH
Chris Smith, 59, Lee’s Summit,
MO died May 2, 2017. Cremation.
A private family service will be
held at a later date. (Arr. Dickey
FH, Harrisonville, MO 816-884-
6244)
THEODORE SMITH
Theodore Charles “Ted” Smith,
78, Greeneville, TN, former Bon-
ner Springs, KS, died May 3,
2017. Visit. 3-4 pm, serv. 4 pm
Sat, May 13, Shawnee Mission
Baptist Temple, Shawnee. Burial
New Hope Cem, McFall, MO.
WILLIAM E. SORRELLS
William E. Sorrells, 81, of Kan-
sas City, Missouri, passed away
Monday, May 1, 2017 at the Hid-
den Lake Care Center. Services
will be private. (Arrangements
Cremation Society of KS and
MO)
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SUSAN G. SPEARS
Susan Geals Spears passed
away Tuesday, May 2, 2017, after
a year long battle with cancer.
Susan was born in KCMO during
the flood of 1951 on June 14, to
Evelyn Jacobson Warsop and
Thomas Woodrow Warsop, Sr. A
Flag Day baby, her Dad got
great joy by telling Susan that
the neighbors were putting out
flags for her birthday, and by
sending her to neighbor’s front
doors to ask, “Don’t you know
it’s my birthday? Where is your
flag?”
Daughter, wife, teacher,
mother, and grandmother Susan
cherished her family, and loved
times spent with the whole
group most of all. She inherited
a love of stories from her Dad,
and insisted that the story of
how she met “. . .the love of her
life” be told here. She also in-
sisted that it begin, “This is a
True Story”, with her trademark
hand gesture for emphasis.
After graduating from KU in
‘75, Susan’s first years of teach-
ing were in Highland, KS ‘75/76
and ‘76/77. She moved to
Overland Park Elementary for
the ‘77/78 school year as a first
grade teacher, and Kevin Spears
was one of her students. One
day she was reading a story to
the class where the mother said
something funny, and Susan
asked “Kevin, what do you think
your Mom would say?”, to which
he replied, “I don’t have a Mom.”
Kicking herself for the gaffe she
later approached Kevin and qui-
etly apologized, saying how
sorry she was for asking about
his Mom, and Kevin responded,
“Oh it’s OK. She lives in Texas,
just not with me and my Dad.”
This set the wheels turning, as
she had noticed that Kevin was
always “together”, often bring-
ing homemade cookies in his
lunch, etc. so when it was time
for parent/teacher conferences
she scheduled Kevin’s in the last
slot of the day, “. . .because I
know you work, and it should be
easier for you.” That 15 minute
conference lasted well over an
hour, and refusing to leave a
young, single teacher alone with
a man, the janitor continued to
clean her room the whole time!
That conference lead to a first
date, which led to trips to the
park, and they married the fol-
lowing year, Nov. 11, 1978, with
Kevin serving as Best Man. Su-
san & Roger would have cele-
brated 39 years of marriage this
year.
Susan was Mom to Kevin, and
then to Ryan born ‘81 and Lauren
born ‘83. She loved to travel, but
even more she loved family
gatherings. Her kids were the
light of her life, and then came
grandkids which kicked in her
Super Grandma gene. Susan
loved to spend her days with
grandkids whenever she could,
and loved that all three kids live
in the KC Metro. Dillon (13) was
solo for seven years until Levi
(14) and Seth (12) joined the
family with daughter Lauren’s
marriage. The number doubled
in 2012 with Megan (5), and then
twins Austin & Ethan (5) nine
days later. Avery (4) then
brought the number to 7, and
Olin (2) rounded it to 8. With
travels to much of the US, and to
several destinations abroad Su-
san’s favorite was a 25th Anni-
versary trip to Maui & Kauai. A
trip to Ireland in May 2016 had
to be canceled when Susan’s
cancer was diagnosed.
Susan was a career educator,
teaching in Highland, KS for two
years; Overland Park Elementary
for two years; and then being
Mom for five years until the chil-
dren were in school. She was
then in the Olathe, KS schools
from ‘86-2011, teaching kinder-
garten and first grade classes
before becoming an Instruc-
tional Resource Teacher (IRT) in
1998, and she was honored to be
an IRT until her retirement in
2011, when the births of the
twins & Megan were anticipated.
She cherished her friendships
and professional relationships
with her fellow IRT’s, enjoyed
hosting Christmas gatherings for
them & their spouses, as well as
IRT Game Nights. Susan loved,
loved, loved her games!
Susan had a gift of friendship,
with friends from her 2nd grade
year in school onward. When
talking to someone, they were
her BFF of the moment - the
most important person on the
earth for her. Her characteristic
laugh on the intake of breaths,
was contagious, causing others
to laugh with her laugh, even if
they had no idea what she found
funny. There are many stories of
Susan being somewhere,
something funny causing her to
laugh, only to hear someone
from a distance call out, “Susan,
is that you??”, which then would
cause more laughter. She loved
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her Honey’s, a group that had its
beginning in Highland with a
group of young teachers getting
together to socialize evenings
and weekends and still meeting
at least monthly today - friend-
ships spanning more than 40
years. The Honey’s led to a love
of all things “Bee” for the group.
Susan’s Bridge Group hails back
to ‘83, though some might say
that there is more talking,
snacking and laughter than
playing cards. Susan had many
lifelong friendships.
Susan had a very strong faith
in God, and knew with certainty
that she would be transitioning
from this temporary earthly life
to an eternal life with her be-
loved Jesus. She looked forward
to seeing friends and relatives
who had gone before her, but
with everyone being in their
prime years and with no cares.
Susan felt fortunate to love an
earthly life that was full, sur-
rounded by such a large number
of friends, and especially having
her family close.
Susan was preceded in death
by her mom, Evelyn Jacobson
Warsop; her dad, Thomas W.
Warsop, Sr.; and her brother,
Thomas W. Warsop, Jr. She is
survived by husband, Roger;
children, Kevin (Heather), Ryan
(Lauren), and Lauren (Jamie);
grandkids, Levi, Seth, Austin,
Ethan & Avery (Lauren); Dillon &
Megan (Kevin); and Olin (Ryan).
A Celebration of Life will be
held at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 13,
at Colonial Presbyterian Church,
12501 W. 137th St., Overland
Park, KS 66221. In lieu of flowers,
memorial gifts may be made to
the Susan Spears Memorial
Fund, c/o the Olathe Public
Schools Foundation, 315 N. Lin-
denwood, Olathe, KS 66062, or
online at Olathe Foundation Do-
nate Link and confirm the “Susan
Spears Memorial Fund” desig-
nation; or to Kansas City Hos-
pice, 12000 Wornall Rd, Kansas
City, MO 64145. Condolences at
www.CremationCenterKC.com
Susan’s final message to you,
“I want you to go out and Bee
Happy!”
DEBRA JANE STEPHENSON
Debra Jane (George) Stephen-
son, 63 Odessa, Mo. died Friday
May 5, 2017. Services 1pm, Tues,
May 9, at Ralph O. Jones FH,
306 S 2nd St. Odessa, MO,
64076, Visitation 6-8pm, Mon,
May 8, at the funeral home.
WANDA L. TOTTY
Wanda Totty, 85, Kansas City,
MO, passed away peacefully on
April 29, 2017, at her home in
Kansas City, MO, surrounded by
loved ones. A celebration of her
life will be 2-3 p.m. Saturday,
May 20, at John Knox Presbyte-
rian Kirk, 11430 Wornall Rd, Kan-
sas City, followed by a reception
with family and friends. Memo-
rial contributions may be given
to the John Knox Presbyterian
Kirk or to the American Cancer
Society, in honor of Wanda.
Wanda was born Feb. 24,
1932, the daughter of Ray and
Vada McDonald, in Chicago, IL.
She attended Austin High School
in Chicago and then moved with
her family in 1947 to Jackson,
TN, where she later attended
Lambuth College and met Ernest
M. Totty (Jack), her life-long
companion. Jack and Wanda
were married in Jackson, TN, on
March 25, 1951. While Wanda’s
greatest joy in life was raising
her three children, she also
worked in banking and as an
administrative assistant to the
Vice Chancellor at Metropolitan
Community College. Wanda
volunteered as Treasurer, while
also serving as an active partici-
pant, at the John Knox Kirk
church for over 30 years.
Wanda is most remembered
for her fun loving, creative, and
giving spirit. She was a friend to
all and gave selflessly of herself
to others. She was adventurous
and loved travel to all parts of
the world, but mostly enjoyed
the beauty of the ocean and
sailing in the Caribbean. She al-
ways put her family first and
cherished special annual reun-
ions at Lake of the Ozarks where
she and her family enjoyed wa-
ter skiing, golfing, swimming
and enjoying the fun and relaxa-
tion of lake life.
Wanda is preceded in death
by her parents, her step-father,
Vernon Price, her two sisters, Iris
Marcom and Marjorie McDonald
and the love of her life, Jack
Totty. She is survived by her
three children, Mark Totty, Scott
Totty, and Lea Ann Fowler and
her husband Craig Fowler; five
grandchildren, Justin Totty and
wife Kim Totty, Mikala Totty,
Logan Totty, Nick Groesser and
Alexa Groesser; three step-
grandchildren, Addie Hairgrove
(married to Matt Hairgrove),
Jonny Fowler and Anna Fowler
and two great-grandchildren,
Vivianne Totty and Tate Totty.
The family would like to ex-
press their deepest gratitude
and appreciation to Crossroads
Hospice and to the important
and loving caregivers that
added comfort and immeasur-
able value to Wanda’s life.
To view her online tribute and
make memorial contributions,
visit muehlebachchapel.com
WANDA M. (EGLINGER)
TRACY
Wanda M. Tracy passed away
peacefully May 2, 2017. Memo-
rial service will be held at 2:30
p.m. Wednesday, May 10, at
Holmeswood Baptist Church,
9700 Holmes Road.
JOSEPH ERIC VALK
Joseph 52 died April 27, 2017.
Preceded by parents Robert &
Diane Valk. Survivors 2 children,
brother Peter & Amy Valk, sis-
ters Robin Spohn, Tobey & Jerry
Oliphant. Burial w/military hon-
ors later at Fort Leavenworth.
JOHN G. VANZANT
John G. Vanzant, 86, of Kansas
City, MO, passed away at home
April 27, 2017. Memorial services
are Sat., May 20, at St. James
UMC, 5540 Wayne Ave., Kansas
City. Visitation at 10 a.m. fol-
lowed by memorial service at 11
a.m. John was the youngest son
of Paul & Lily Vanzant, born Dec.
15, 1930, in Eagleville, Mo. He
was married to Mary McManus in
1958, who survives. John retired
after 32 years of work in the
railroad industry. He was a
leather artist and volunteer
throughout his life.
In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to the National
Kidney Foundation. Additional
information
https://www.neptunesociety.co
m/location/kansas-city-
cremation
GLORIA VICKREY
Gloria Vickrey, 94, Overland
Park, KS, passed away May 2,
2017. Private services will be
held for the family.
HERMAN C. WALLACE
Herman C. Wallace of Kansas
City, MO, and formerly of Des
Moines, Iowa, passed away
peacefully the morning of April
24, 2017, with his 3 children by
his side. He was preceded in
death by his childhood friend
and wife, Billie N. Wallace, who
passed in August 1994.
Herman was a devoted family
man to his entire extended fam-
ily, was a firm believer in in-
vesting in his community and
had an overall zest for life. He
had a wonderful sense of humor
and believed in having fun!
Herman served in various ca-
pacities for the Federal Depart-
ment of Labor (DOL) for 40-plus
years, retiring in 2003 as the 9th
and final Regional Administrator
for the Kansas City Office (ETA
Region VII). He enjoyed his ca-
reer at the DOL so much that he
continued working well past re-
tirement age. Herman also had a
very entrepreneurial spirit, run-
ning his first business when he
was 25 years old. His businesses
spanned a variety of industries:
he owned several apartment
buildings, helped to establish a
few restaurants, and was even a
managing partner for a farm.
Herman sat on the Board of
Directors for many businesses
and organizations throughout
his life, including but not limited
to Grace & Holy Trinity Cathe-
dral, Urban League of Kansas
City, University of Missouri-
Kansas City Women’s Center,
and Camp Fire, Inc. (at both the
national and local levels). He
served as a trustee at his chil-
dren’s elementary school, Notre
Dame de Sion, and as a director
for both the American Wood-
man’s Life Insurance Company
and the Crusader Life Insurance
Company.
Herman was the patriarch for
his entire extended family,
spread all across the US, and en-
sured he was front and center to
celebrate everyone’s important
milestones. He enjoyed traveling
Obituaries
internationally with his two
daughters, Alex (Wendy) Reece
and Hilary Wallace, and son-in-
law, Wesley Reece, as well as
other friends. Often Herman
could be seen working beside
his son, Peter Wallace, on a few
businesses they owned to-
gether, and really relished his
role as an “onsite job inspector”.
Herman’s visits to Atlanta in-
cluded countless hours spent
playing with his grandchildren,
participating in dress up and tea
parties with his 8-year-old
granddaughter, Zoe Reece, and
playing nerf football and/or soc-
cer and watching sports with his
6-year-old grandson, Julian
Reece. His grandchildren were
such a priority that he hardly
ever missed one of their school
activities, sporting events,
and/or birthday celebrations.
Herman was a very generous,
but quiet philanthropist, giving
both time and money to every-
one except himself - family,
friends, acquaintances, the
needy, and especially under-
privileged youth. His volunteer
work included the Kansas City
Jazz Museum, Harvesters, Alvin
Ailey, and Camp Fire, Inc.,
among many others. He also
supported multiple community
organizations, including the
Crossroads Academy and the
National Museum of African
American History & Culture. Al-
though Herman disliked recog-
nition, his efforts did not go un-
noticed by the former Mayor of
Kansas City, Emmanuel Clever,
who presented him with the
Mayor’s Award for volunteer
service to the community during
his term.
More often than not, Herman
could be found in the evenings
having his nightly glass of red
wine and sushi with friends at
Kona Grill on the Country Club
Plaza.
Herman will definitely be
missed by all who came to know
and love him worldwide, espe-
cially his family in Atlanta, Kan-
sas City, the San Francisco Bay
Area, Des Moines, Maryland, the
Metro Phoenix Area, Cleveland,
Boston, Delaware, Seattle, and
New York City. The love he had
for his family, friends and ac-
quaintances will not be forgot-
ten.
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests donations to Harvest-
ers Community Food Network
(www.harvesters.org) in honor
of Herman’s giving spirit.
Family and friends are invited
for a celebration of life service at
2 p.m. Saturday, May 13, 2017 at
Grace & Holy Trinity Cathedral of
Kansas City, 415 West 13th
Street, Kansas City, MO. Recep-
tion immediately following at
the cathedral. Evening reception
at 6 p.m. at the American Jazz
Museum, 1616 East 18th Street,
Kansas City, MO 64108.
BARBARA WILLETS
Barbara Willets, 93, Wichita,
passed away May 5, 2017. Sur-
vived by 2 sons, Larry of Law-
rence & Bill of KC, 4 grandchil-
dren and 2 great grandchildren.
Services Sat., July 22, in Wichita.
Memorials to Asana Hospice or
St. Luke’s Hospice House. Con-
dolences and full obituary at
www.CremationCenterKC.com
JUANITA ANN WILLIS
Juanita A. Willis, 71, Archie, Mo
died May 4,2017. Visit 6-8 Mon,
May 8 at Atkinson Funeral
Home, Archie. Service 2pm Tue
First Baptist Church, Archie.
Burial Everett Cemetery. (arr At-
kinson FH)
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SHERRY L. YONKE
10/16/42 - 5/2/17
Sherry Yonke passed away
peacefully at the St. Luke’s Hos-
pice House. She was surrounded
by her loving family. Sherry was
born Oct. 16, 1942, in Kansas
City, MO, and was a lifelong
resident of Kansas City, MO. She
graduated from Bishop Hogan
High School and went on to ob-
tain a degree in education from
Loretta Heights College in Den-
ver, CO, in 1962 at the young
age of 20. She then began her
first love, teaching the fifth
grade at John Luff Elementary
School. Her love for teaching
continued after she started a
family. She volunteered at sev-
eral schools in the Center School
District for over 12 years. She
married Al Yonke in 1967 and
had her only child, Mike, the
following year. Unquestionably,
Sherry’s faith and family were
always the most important thing
in her life. She was blessed with
three beautiful grandchildren,
Michelle, Chloe and Albie. She
considered her daughter-in-law
Janelle to be her own daughter.
She was active in all parts of her
son’s life, coaching his T-Ball
team and lending a hand in
every activity he participated in.
She was known as a second
mom to all of her son’s friends
who would spent many days at
her house swimming in the pool
or hanging out in the basement.
Sherry was not only the greatest
mother anyone could have but
the most incredible Nana to her
grandchildren. Her life revolved
around her grandchildren. She
was active in their lives, reading
books to their class, attending
their supporting events and
taking them to do many fun ac-
tivities. She was truly loved by
her grandchildren. They will miss
her deeply. Sherry’s faith was a
mainstay in her life. She at-
tended Mass daily at St. Thomas
More and St. Catherine of Siena.
She would tell everyone that she
was blessed that God brought
Fr. Sunoj Thomas and Fr. Don
Farnan into her life. They
brought an inner peace to her
heart and soul. Sherry was loved
by many and will be missed be-
yond her imagination. She is
survived by her son, Mike and
his wife Janelle, grandchildren,
Michelle Patterson, Chloe Yonke
and Albert Yonke, her sisters,
Judy Klein and Vicki Hilliard and
her two friends, Larry Foerst and
Rick Mayer who she considered
her brothers. She was preceded
in death by her husband, Albert
Yonke, her parents, Melvin and
Alberta Hilliard and her sister,
Mary Frost. Sherry would want
the family to extend thanks to
her longtime friend and doctor,
Dr. David Wilt and his nurse La-
tricia who were like family.
Visitation will be at 10 a.m.
Monday. May 8, at St. Catherine
of Siena Church, 4701 E. 105th
Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64137.
Mass of Christian Burial will be
immediately thereafter, begin-
ning at 11 a.m. Burial following at
Mount Oliver Cemetery. In lieu
of flowers memorial contribu-
tions can be made to St. Cath-
erine Church of Siena. Arr.:
McGilley State Line Chapel with
assistance from Funeral Advo-
cates, LLC.
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News SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
KANSASCITY.COM

Hamas says Ismail West’s long-standing

conditions for dealing

Haniyeh chosen as
with Hamas.
In its founding charter,
Hamas called for setting
Islamic group’s leader up an Islamic state in
historic Palestine, or the
territory between the
Mahmoud Mediterranean and the
BY FARES AKRAM Abbas. Jordan River, including
Associated Press Israel, Israel. It also included
along with anti-Jewish references.
GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP Egypt, has Over the years, Hamas
The Hamas Islamic been en- has carried out shootings,
militant movement that forcing a suicide bombings and
controls the Gaza Strip Haniyeh crippling rocket attacks against
announced Saturday it border Israel. Since 2008, Israel
had chosen its former blockade against them and Hamas militants in
Gaza prime minister Is- since then. Though it has Gaza have fought three
mail Haniyeh as the softened some of its rheto- cross-border wars. Abbas
group’s new political chief. ric, Hamas’ new platform has been an outspoken
Haniyeh succeeds Ha- clung to the hard-line opponent of violence,
mas’ longtime exiled lead- positions that led to its saying it undercuts Pal-
er Khaled Mashaal, and isolation. The group reaf- estinian interests. Repeat-
the move comes shortly firmed it will not recog- ed reconciliation efforts
after Gaza’s rulers un- nize Israel, renounce vio- between the Palestinian
veiled a seemingly more lence or recognize pre- factions have failed. Ha-
pragmatic political pro- vious interim Israeli-Pal- mas has sharply criticized
gram aimed at ending the estinian peace deals – the Abbas’ political program.
group’s international iso-
lation.
Hamas is trying to re-
brand itself as an Islamic
national liberation move-
ment, rather than a
branch of the pan-Arab
Muslim Brotherhood,
which has been outlawed
by Egypt. It has also drop-
ped explicit language
calling for Israel’s de-
struction, though it retains
the goal of eventually
“liberating” all of historic
Palestine, which includes
what is now Israel.
Hamas spokesman Faw-
zi Barhoum said the group
hoped Haniyeh’s election
“would see opening to the
region.”
Hamas has ruled Gaza
since 2007, after securing
an overwhelming victory
in legislative elections the
previous year and ending
40 years of political dom-
ination by its rival Fatah
party. Hamas captured the
coastal strip by violently
overthrowing forces loyal
to the Fatah movement,
led by Western-backed
Palestinian President
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
KANSASCITY.COM
Sports
Preparing for a breakup
Royals are starting to think about a fire sale and how to come out of one successfully
Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas could be a valuable trade chip this summer because of his age, playoff experience and success at the plate and in the field.
BY SAM MELLINGER
smellinger@kcstar.com
This is about how the Royals
might be able to turn their
worst-case scenario into their
best-case scenario, but before
we go further, let’s all recognize
that we don’t yet know if this is
their worst-case scenario.
The Royals were 10-18 enter-
ing Saturday’s game, even after
Quin Snyder was fired by Missouri during the 2005-06 college
basketball season. Now, he has the NBA’s Utah Jazz in the playoffs.
consecutive wins, ranking last in
the American League in runs,
hits, batting, on-base percent-
age, slugging, doubles, walks,
and run differential.
They stink so far, in other
words, and if you didn’t know
what happened two and three
years ago you’d have a hard
time imagining this group push-
ing its way up the standings
even if the rest of the American
League Central remains me-
diocre.
So two things can be true at
once.
The first truth is that early
May is far too soon to make
grand proclamations about a
baseball team — particularly
2006 PHOTO BY SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com
COMMENTARY
doomsday statements about a
group with so much past suc-
cess. The season is five weeks
old. Twelve weeks remain until
the non-waiver trade deadline.
Crazier things have happened,
especially if nobody runs away
with the division.
The second truth is that this
group’s struggles, combined
with the realities of baseball’s
financial structure and the con-
tracts of many stars, mean the
Royals front office is in the
beginning stages of figuring out
what a fire sale would look like
and how to best emerge on the
other end.
SEE MELLINGER, 5B
COMMENTARY
After Snyder’s hard fall at MU,
basketball is still in his blood
BY VAHE GREGORIAN
vgregorian@kcstar.com
As then-Kansas coach Larry
Brown thinks he remembers it,
anyway, Quin Snyder should
have been a Jayhawk if not for
some odd dustup among KU
players during Snyder’s
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THE ROYALS
BULLPEN BLOWS
LATE LEAD
Relievers Joakim Soria
and Kelvin Herrera allow
a combined three earned
runs in the eighth and
ninth innings as the
Cleveland Indians rally
from a one-run deficit to
defeat the Kansas City
Royals 3-1 and even the
weekend series. 4B
mid-1980s recruiting visit from
Mercer Island, Wash.
“That might have sealed the
deal for Duke,” Brown said
Friday — albeit with a laugh
allowing for the possibility his
memory was helping him make
an excuse.
But being rejected by Snyder
didn’t make Brown reciprocate.
That meant dinner with Snyd-
er and Billy King (who’d also
chosen Duke over Kansas) after
Kansas beat the Blue Devils in
the 1988 national semifinal at
Kemper Arena in Kansas City.
It meant Snyder joining
1B
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AND ALWAYS
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Brown as an assistant coach
with the Los Angeles Clippers.
It even meant maintaining a
paternal feeling towards him
after Snyder and Brown’s
daughter, Kristy, married and
divorced.
“I just felt a connection to
him,” Brown said of Snyder.
“Amazing charisma” and
“this aura about him” were
Mike Krzyzewski’s first percep-
tions of Snyder, he said in re-
sponse to emailed questions by
The Star earlier this week.
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Mon. at Tampa Bay, 6:10
Tues. at Tampa Bay, 6:10
Wed.
Thurs.
at Tampa Bay, 6:10
at Tampa Bay, 12:10 gets
bumped
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Sun.
Sat.
at Minnesota, 12:30
at Orlando City, 6 to second
May 17 SEATTLE, 7:30
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s
FC KANSAS CITY farewell tour has officially
Sun. ORLANDO, 5 started. All eyes are on
Sat. PORTLAND, 3 NASCAR’s favorite son as
May 20 at Washington, 6 he races Sunday at Tallade-
May 27 WASHINGTON, 7 ga Superspeedway, a place
June 3 at North Carolina, 3 where he’s adored by the
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race at the Alabama track.
SWOPE PARK RANGERS The crowd roared Sat-
Sat. at Rio Grande, 7:30 urday in qualifying when
May 26 SAN ANTONIO, 7:30 he shot to the top of the
June 3 at San Antonio, 7:30 board, but it was short-
June 11 TULSA, 4 lived. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.,
June 18 PHOENIX, 4 the last driver to qualify,
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T-BONES turned a lap at 191.547 mph
Tues. L.S. MONARCHS, 7:05* to put the Roush Fenway
Wed. GARY, 7:05* MORRY GASH AP Ford on the pole.
Thurs. GARY, 7:05* John Velazquez rides Always Dreaming to victory in the 143rd running of the Kentucky Stenhouse didn’t mind
May 14 WINNIPEG, 1:05* Derby on Saturday at Churchill Downsin Louisville, Ky. spoiling the Talladega
May 15 WINNIPEG, 7:05* party with his first pole in
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Always Dreaming
*-Exhibition “It will be nice to lead
the field to the green
All times are p.m. unless noted here,” Stenhouse said.
“It’s a cool way to start

ON THE AIR
romps in the slop the weekend.”

GOLF: REED SURGES TO

for Derby victory

WELLS FARGO LEAD
Sunday’s TV | radio Patrick Reed birdied his
ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE final two holes for a 5-
under 67 to surge into the
Tampa Bay at Baltimore, noon, CBSSN
lead at the Wells Fargo
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Championship, but not by
AVP Pro Tour, at Huntington Beach, Calif., 4 p.m., much. With one round
NBCSN (same-day tape) BY BETH HARRIS KENTUCKY DERBY RESULTS remaining at Eagle Point
COLLEGE BASEBALL The Associated Press 12th Race Saturday at Churchill Downs. Purse: $2,000,000, 3-Year-Olds, 11⁄4 miles. in Wilmington, N.C., 17
Texas at TCU, 1 p.m., ESPNU Horse Wgt PP 1/4 1/2 3/4 1M Str Fin Jockey Odds players within four strokes
Mississippi at Florida, 1 p.m., SEC LOUISVILLE, KY. Always Dreaming 126 5 2- 2-1 1-hd 1- 1-3 1-2} Velazquez 4.70 of the lead.
South Carolina at LSU, 2 p.m., ESPN Always Dreaming Lookin At Lee 126 1 17-hd 16-1 16-1 7- 2- 2-5 Lanerie 33.20 Reed stuffed a short
Battle of Midway 126 11 3- 3- 4-3 2-hd 3-2 3-1 Prat 40.00
California at Oregon St., 2 p.m., PAC-12 splashed through the slop Classic Empire 126 14 13-1 13-2 12-1 8-2 6-1 4-} Leparoux 6.80 iron into 4 feet on No. 17
Ohio St. at Michigan, 3 p.m., BTN to win the Kentucky Derby Practical Joke 126 19 8-1 7-hd 8-1 5-hd 4-1 5-} Rosario 27.80 and reached the 580-yard
Alabama at Auburn, 4 p.m., SEC by 2 3⁄4 lengths on Sat- Tapwrit 126 16 15-1 14-hd 15- 10-2 8- 6-3 Ortiz 27.10 18th hole in two for a
COLLEGE LACROSSE Gunnevera 126 10 14-1 15- 14-hd 9-hd 10-4 7-hd Castellano 10.00
urday, giving trainer Todd McCraken 126 15 12-1 11- 10-hd 6- 9-2 8-1 Hernandez Jr. 6.90
two-putt birdie and a one-
MAAC men’s championship, 9 a.m., ESPNU Pletcher and jockey John Gormley 126 18 7- 6- 5- 4-1 7- 9-2\ Espinoza 22.30 shot lead over John Rahm
Big Ten women’s championship, 11 a.m., BTN Velazquez their second Irish War Cry 126 17 4-1 4-hd 3-hd 3-2 5-2 10-2 Maragh 4.80 of Spain and Oklahoma
Hence 126 8 18-3 19 19 18- 12- 11-} Geroux 15.00
Ivy League men’s championship, 11 a.m., ESPNU victories in the race but Untrapped 126 4 10-2 10-1 11- 16-hd 13-hd 12-hd Santana Jr. 58.00
State product Alex Noren
COLLEGE SOFTBALL their first together. Girvin 126 7 11- 12-1 13-1 13- 11-1 13-1 Smith 22.10 of Sweden.
LSU at South Carolina, 11 a.m., SEC Pletcher and Velazquez Patch 126 20 9-hd 9- 9-1 15- 16- 14-2 Gaffalione 14.10 A Michelle Wie rallied to
have teamed up often over J Boys Echo 126 13 16-2 17- 17-1 17-hd 15-1 15-3\ Saez 47.30 beat Angel Yin in the Lo-
Auburn at Alabama, noon, ESPN2 Sonneteer 126 12 19 18- 18-hd 12-hd 14- 16-2 Desormeaux 39.70
Ohio St. at Illinois, 1 p.m., BTN the years and are the Fast and Accurate126 3 5-1 5-2 6-1 19 18-hd 17-12 Hill 41.80 rena Ochoa Match Play in
Baylor at Texas, 1 p.m., Longhorn Network sport’s leading money Irap 126 9 6-1 8-3 7- 11-hd 17-1 18-5 Gutierrez 41.40 Mexico City to join Ariya
Arizona at UCLA, 3 p.m., ESPN2 winners. On their own, State of Honor 126 6 1-1 1-1 2-hd 14-hd 19 19 Lezcano 54.00 Jutanugarn, Sei Young
Thunder Snow 126 2 — — — — — — Soumillon 16.40
California at Arizona St., 5 p.m., PAC-12 they were a combined 2 Kim and Mi Jung Hur in
for 63 coming into Amer- 5 (5) Always Dreaming 11.40 7.20 5.80 the semifinals.
Florida St. at Oregon, 7 p.m., PAC-12 1 (1) Lookin At Lee 26.60 15.20
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL ica’s greatest race. A John Daly shot a bo-
11 (11) Battle of Midway 20.80
Women’s NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship, fi- Together, they were Times: 1⁄4 mile, 22.700; 1⁄2 mile, 46.530; 3⁄4 mile, 1:11.120; mile, 1:37.270; finish,
gey-free 7-under 65 to
nals, 1 p.m., TBS unbeatable on a cool and 2:03.590. take a one-stroke lead
GOLF rainy at Churchill Downs. $1 Daily Double (2-5) $25.50. $2 Daily Double OAKS/DERBY DBL (13-5) $146.00. $2 over Kenny Perry in the
Sent off at 9-2 odds, Exacta (5-1) $336.20. $2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 1 - 24-11) $161.80. $2 Future PGA Tour Champions’
European PGA Tour, GolfSixes, day 2, 6 a.m., GOLF Always Dreaming made it
Wager (EXACTA POOL 2 - 24-11) $180.80. $2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 3 - 1-24)
Insperity Invitational at
$835.00. $2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 4 - 1-24) $19.40. $2 Future Wager (POOL 1 -
PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Championship, final round, the fifth straight year that 24) $4.40. $2 Future Wager (POOL 2 - 24) $7.00. $2 Future Wager (POOL 3 - 1) $86.40. The Woodlands, Texas.
noon, GOLF; 2 p.m., CBS 5, 13 a Derby favorite has won,
$2 Future Wager (POOL 4 - 1) $14.20. $1 Superfecta (5-1-11-14) $75,974.50. $1 Super
High Five (5-1-11-14-19) $493,348.70. $2 Trifecta (5-1-11) $16,594.40. $1 Pick 3
Champions Tour, Insperity Invitational, final round, 2 the longest such stretch 9-2-5 (3 correct) $415.00. $2 Pick 3 OAKS/WDFRD/DERBY P3 13-2-5 (3 correct) NHL: SENATORS EDGE
p.m., GOLF since the 1970s. $175.50. $2 Consolation Pick 3 OAKS/WDFRD/DERBY 13-7-5 (3 correct) $35.10. $1 Pick
RANGERS IN OT
HOCKEY 4 6-9-2-5/21/22 (4 correct) $6,882.80. $0.50 Pick 5 8-6-9-2-5/21/22 (5 correct)
Always Dreaming was $50,063.35. $0.20 Pick 6 Jackpot 2/6-8-6-9-2-5/21/22 (5 correct) $181.58. $0.20 Pick Kyle Turris scored 6:28
IIHF World Championship, group play, United States followed across the finish 6 Jackpot 2/6-8-6-9-2-5/21/22 (6 correct) $85,733.54. into overtime to lift the
vs. Denmark, 11 p.m., NBCSN (same-day tape) line by a pair of longshots: Trainer: Todd Pletcher. Winner: DK B/ C, 3, by Bodemeister-Above Perfection. Scratched: Ottawa Senators to 5-4
Royal Mo, Master Plan.
MLB 33-1 Lookin At Lee and victory over the New York
Miami at N.Y. Mets, noon, MLB 40-1 Battle of Midway. (c) 2017 Equibase Company LLC, all rights reserved. Rangers for a 3-2 series
Cleveland at Royals, 1 p.m., FSKC, KCSP (610 AM) Always Dreaming ran 1 lead in their Eastern Con-
N.Y. Yankees at Chicago Cubs, 7 p.m., ESPN, WHB (810 1
⁄4 miles in 2:03.59 and On the final turn, Al- five-length win in the ference semifinal series.
AM) paid $11.40, $7.20 and ways Dreaming took com- Florida Derby was no Game 6 is Tuesday night
MOTOR SPORTS $5.80. mand as State of Honor fluke. back in New York.
Monster Energy Cup Series, Geico 500, 1:30 p.m., FOX Lookin At Lee returned faded. Despite chasing a By winning the Derby, A Evgeny Kuznetsov and
4 $26.60 and $18.20, while quick early pace, Always he accomplished some- Alex Ovechkin scored 27
NHRA, Southern Nationals, finals, 5 p.m., FS1 (same- Battle of Midway was Dreaming was still full of thing his sire Bodemeister seconds apart in the third
day tape) another five lengths back run. No other horses couldn’t do. Bodemeister period as the Washington
NBA PLAYOFFS in third and paid $20.80 threatened him down the finished second in the Capitals avoided elim-
Eastern Conference second round, game 4, Cleveland to show. stretch and Velazquez 2012 race. ination by beating the
at Toronto, 2:30 p.m., ABC 2, 9 Pletcher won his first furiously pumped his right The victory was worth Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2 in
Eastern Conference second round, game 4, Boston at Derby in 2010 with Super arm as they crossed the $1,635,800. Game 5. The Penguins
Washington, 5:30 p.m., TNT Saver; Velazquez won the finish line. Always Dreaming’s lead the series 3-2. Game
Western Conference second round, game 4, San Anto- following year with Ani- Pletcher had his hands primary ownership is com- 6 back in Pittsburgh on
nio at Houston, 8 p.m., TNT mal Kingdom. full in the days leading up prised of Brooklyn Boyz Monday night.
SOCCER Going into his 17th Der- to the Derby when the Stables and Teresa Viola,
English Premier League (EPL), Southampton at Liver- by, Pletcher saddled the colt’s behavior was less whose Brooklyn-born WORTH NOTING
pool, 7:30 a.m., NBCSN post-time favorite for the than a dream. husband Vincent owns the A Eliud Kipchoge of

German Bundesliga, Hamburg vs. Mainz, 8:30 a.m., FS1 first time. Much had been
EPL, Manchester United at Arsenal, 10 a.m., NBCSN made of his 1 for 45 Derby
Bundesliga, SC Freiburg vs. Schalke, 10:20 a.m., FS2 record. Altogether, he’s
MLS, Sporting Kansas City at Minnesota, 12:30 p.m., had 48 runners, tying
FS1, KCTE (99.3 FM, 1510 AM), KDTD (1340 AM) mentor D. Wayne Lukas
MLS, New York City vs. Atlanta, 3 p.m., Univision for the most in Derby
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS
history.
“It’s becoming a little
Western Conference second round, game 6, St. Louis more respectable now,”
at Nashville, 2 p.m., NBC 27, 41 Pletcher said.
Western Conference second round, game 6, Anaheim Velazquez used his
at Edmonton, 6 p.m., NBCSN colt’s speed out of the gate
to get good position early
Monday’s TV | radio in a chaotic start that saw
MLB several horses, including
Royals at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m., FSKC, KCSP (610 AM) Classic Empire, get sand-
San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 6 p.m., ESPN wiched. He steered Al-
NBA PLAYOFFS ways Dreaming into an
Western Conference second round, game 4, Golden ideal trip behind paceset-
State at Utah, 8 p.m., TNT ter State of Honor, with
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS mud flying in all direc-
Eastern Conference second round, game 6, Washing- tions on a track that re-
ton at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m., NBCSN sembled creamy peanut
butter.
He was fractious in the
morning, refusing to relax.
“I was nervous watching
him gallop,” the trainer
said.
Turns out the dark
brown colt knew best.
He channeled his ag-
gression into a determined
effort on a track turned
into goo by on and off rain
before the race.
“I think he really came
in here and knew it was
game time, and he was
ready to go,” Pletcher
said. “The most important
thing to do is bring the
best horse to the Derby,
and that’s what we were
able to do.”
Always Dreaming
earned his fourth straight
victory, proving that his
NHL’s Florida Panthers. Kenya was 26 seconds
Classic Empire finished from making history but
fourth, followed by Practi- the 32-year-old Olympic
cal Joke, Tapwrit, Gunnev- champion finished just
era, McCraken, Gormley short of becoming the first
and Irish War Cry. Hence person to run a marathon
was 11th, followed by in less than two hours in
Untrapped, Girvin, one- Monza, Italy. Kipchoge
eyed Patch, J Boys Echo, ran the 26.2 miles in 2
Sonneteer, Fast And Accu- hours, 26 seconds.
rate, Irap, and State of A U.S. Olympic bobsled-
Honor. der Steven Holcomb, a
Pletcher also trains three-time medalist, was
Tapwrit and Patch. found dead in Lake Placid,
Thunder Snow, the N.Y. Holcomb, 37, the
Dubai-based entry, didn’t leader of the U.S. driving
finish. He broke poorly out corps for more than a dec-
of the starting gate and ade, was expected to be
began bucking. He was part of the team headed to
caught by the outrider and the 2018 Pyeongchang
he walked back to the Olympics. The cause of
barn on his own. death remains unclear, but
officials said there were no
indications of foul play.
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Vermes is choosing between
playing or resting regulars
BY SAM MCDOWELL
smcdowell@kcstar.com
The lineup has featured
only one change in more
than nine weeks, perhaps
the truest sign of Sporting
Kansas City’s early-season
form.
But Peter Vermes’ pref-
erence for stability is on
the verge of being tested.
On Sunday, Sporting KC
will play in Minnesota, its
third match in eight days.
And that forces the head
coach to choose between
riding a hot lineup or re-
placing it with fresh legs.
Either way, he won’t be
showing his hand.
“It’s going to be about
taking inventory with the
guys to see where they are
and then I’ll make a deci-
sion on what the lineup
is,” Vermes said after
Wednesday’s victory
against the New York Red
Bulls. “What I’ll tell you ...
is the guys that are on our
roster, whether it’s the
guys that started
(Wednesday) or not, we
have confidence in those
guys.”
The depth was one of
several areas of emphasis
in the offseason. Sporting
KC added to its roster
across all three lines —
defense, midfield and
offense.
FCKC’s Shea Groom prepared to shoot as Boston’s
Margaret Purce defended in their April 16 game.
FCKC returns home
to play host to
Marta, Orlando Pride
BY MARIA TORRES
mtorres@kcstar.com
FC Kansas City is finally
back in town this week
after spending its last two
games on the road.
Although the confines
FCKC will play in are
friendly for the first time
since April 16, the match-
up won’t be. The Blues
(1-2-0) will face the Orlan-
do Pride (0-2-1) and five-
time FIFA World Player of
the Year Marta at 5 p.m
Sunday.
“They’ve got a great
team,” said FCKC center
back Becky Sauerbrunn.
“It’ll be great to play
against teammates that I
have on the national team
but also Marta. She’s one
of the best players in the
world, so anytime you get
to kind of like test yourself
against someone like that
is really exciting.”
The last time the Blues
played at Swope Soccer
Village, Sydney Leroux
found the back of the net
on her first touch in the
7th minute and Amy Ro-
driguez scored early in the
second half to guide
FCKC to a season-opening
2-0 victory against the
Boston Breakers.
Things are a little differ-
ent now.
Rodriguez is out for the
season because of an ante-
Sporting Kansas City’s Dom Dwyer (front) said the team’s fitness should help it deal with
a busy schedule. Sunday’s game is the team’s third in eight days.
It hasn’t been needed
on game days. Among the
11 regulars, only mid-
fielder Benny Feilhaber
has sat out any matches
this year, and his two-
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com
rior cruciate ligament
injury. She intends to
rehab her right knee and
return to FCKC next year.
But after spending most
of the preseason in camp
with the Blues for the first
time since the 2015 cham-
pionship season, FCKC
had gotten used to in-
cluding Rodriguez in the
system. Coach Vlatko
Andonovski had to make
adjustments, and FCKC
couldn’t quite keep up
with them in the next
game against Chicago.
Then Shea Groom sat
out the third game of the
season because of a rib
injury. Having an extra
forward around in last
week’s game against Sky
Blue FC might have
helped alleviate the pres-
sure on Leroux, who
played the full 90 minutes
for the first time since
2015.
Groom is expected to
return to the lineup Sun-
day after practicing with
the team all week, which
is a good sign for an of-
fense that hasn’t scored a
goal since Rodriguez’s in
the 48th minute of the
season opener. At least
Orlando, which enters
Sunday on an 11-game
winless streak, has al-
lowed six goals while only
scoring two through the
first three games.
One thing that hasn’t
game absence was caused
by a leg injury. The rest of
the group has remained
the same.
For a team that surged
into first place in the
changed since the last
home game is FCKC’s
staunch defense. With
Sauerbrunn, Yael Aver-
buch, Desiree Scott and
Christina Gibbons on the
backline and Nicole Barn-
hart in the box, opponents
have only attempted 12
shots on goal this season.
Only twice has a ball
found its way past Barn-
hart for a goal.
“Orlando is stacked,”
Andonovski said.
“They’ve got very good
individuals and players all
over the field. Needless to
say, Marta is incredible.
She is a game-changer.
She can make things hap-
pen from nothing. … We
have to be on our toes
throughout the whole
game.”
Tickets for Sunday’s
game: fckansascity.com or
on-site. The game can be
streamed at go90.com
and on the go90 app.
JILL TOYOSHIBA jtoyoshiba@kcstar.com
Western Conference after
Wednesday’s victory, if it
ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
“I think we have a fit
group of guys,” forward
Dom Dwyer said. “So if a
SPORTING KANSAS CITY AT
MINNESOTA UNITED FC
WHEN/WHERE: 12:30 p.m.
Sunday at TCF Bank Stadium in
Minneapolis
TV: Fox Sports 1
ABOUT SPORTING KC (5-1-3,
18 points): Forward Dom Dwyer
is on a tear, scoring five goals
over the past five games. But
the defense has been the story
for Sporting KC this season. The
club has allowed only three
goals over nine matches. It has
recorded six shutouts.
ABOUT MINNESOTA UNITED
(2-5-2, 8 points): The expansion
club received a rude welcoming
into the league. It was outscored
12-2 over the first two games.
Statistically, Minnesota has the
worst defense in MLS with 25
goals allowed, though it’s al-
lowed only two over the past
two matches.
BOTTOM LINE: As Sporting
KC midfielder Roger Espinoza
put it, in order to compete for a
first-round bye, the club needs
to pull out road victories. A trip
to Minnesota offers a quality
opportunity for one.
PREDICTION: Sporting KC 2,
Minnesota 1
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@SamMcDowell11
team is very fit, it should
be OK.
“We have a deep squad,
as well, so if guys are
needed, which I’m sure
they will be in the coming
weeks, then everyone will
be ready, and we should
have a good side every
single time.”
A stretch of six games in
Sports 3B
22 matches is almost cer-
tain to prompt some rest
days. But none of the
starters sat Wednesday,
four days after Sporting
KC defeated Real Salt
Lake.
A trip to Minnesota this
weekend will allow for the
exact same amount of
rest, but travel could add a
wrinkle into the plans.
“There is no doubt it’s a
quick turnaround. This
time we are playing away
from home, so it’s even a
little different situation,”
Feilhaber said. “But every-
one can play on this team,
and everybody will, so it’s
about being ready.
“But like I said, I know
that I, (along) with the
other 10 starters from
(Wednesday), want to play
on Sunday. There is al-
ways going to be competi-
tion, and everybody wants
to play.”
Undoubtedly, a group of
reserves is itching for its
chance. But while Vermes
acknowledged playing
some of those backups
could improve his bench
for later in the season, that
won’t be a motivating
factor for Sunday’s lineup,
“I really don’t think
about the team that way,”
Vermes said. “I don’t
think (we) have to get
guys time or what have
you. I think it’s a constant
assessment of where the
team is and where the
players are.”
Sam McDowell:
816-234-4869,
@SamMcDowell11
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ablaze. reliever Matt Strahm and INDIANS 3, ROYALS 1

“It was poor location excited the Royals’ du- Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
today,” Herrera said. gout. By late Saturday, it Santana dh 5 1 2 1 0 0 .217
Lindor ss 5 1 1 1 0 1 .287
With the score tied 1-1, became a footnote in Brantley lf 5 1 2 0 0 1 .289
Herrera fell behind 2-0 on another defeat. Encarnacion 1b 3 0 1 0 1 0 .214
Ramirez 3b 4 0 1 0 0 3 .311
Santana and hurled a 98 “Vargy was awesome Kipnis 2b 4 0 2 1 0 1 .200
fastball that stayed in the again,” Royals manager Guyer rf 2 0 0 0 0 2 .133
a-Chisenhall
zone. Santana hammered Ned Yost said. “Tremen- ph-rf
1 0 0 0 0 1 .275
the baseball 412 feet into dous job getting us Gomes c 2 0 0 0 2 0 .217
Almonte cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .239
the porch in right-center. through six innings. Kept Totals 35 3 9 3 3 11
Moments later, Lindor us in the game. Didn’t Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
yanked a 91 mph change- give up anything.” Merrifield 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .208
up to right field. Didn't get much sup- Moustakas 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .260
Cain cf 4 1 2 0 0 0 .277
As he returned to the port, either. The Royals Hosmer 1b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .270
Royals’ clubhouse, Herre- put two men on with one Perez c 3 0 1 0 0 0 .245
Butera c 1 0 0 0 0 0 .150
ra couldn’t help but feel a out in the ninth against Gordon lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .175
little snakebit. In his ca- Indians closer Allen. But Soler rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .000
Moss dh 2 0 0 0 0 1 .155
reer, Santana had been 0 first baseman Eric Hosm- b-Bonifacio 1 0 0 0 0 1 .256
for 14 with seven strike- er, who delivered an RBI ph-dh
Escobar ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .186
outs against Herrera, a single in the fourth, hit Totals 31 1 4 1 1 5
statistic the reliever noted into a fielder’s choice and Cleveland 000 000 012 — 3 9 1
during a postgame in- catcher Drew Butera pop- Kansas City 000 100 000 — 1 4 0
JOHN SLEEZER jsleezer@kcstar.com terview. ped out. a-struck out for Guyer in the 8th.
Royals reliever Kelvin Herrera waited for Cleveland’s Carlos Santana to round the bases “First hit he got is a Butera had replaced b-struck out for Moss in the 8th.
E: Kipnis (1). LOB: Cleveland 9, Kansas
after hitting a home run Saturday. Herrera also allowed a homer to Francisco Lindor. homer,” Herrera said. catcher Salvador Perez City 4. 2B: Cain (6). HR: Santana (3), off
“Bad luck.” after Perez took a foul ball Herrera; Lindor (8), off Herrera. RBIs:
Santana (17), Lindor (18), Kipnis (3),
In the other clubhouse, to the left arm in the late Hosmer (13). CS: Ramirez (3).

Offense produces little, Santana complimented

Herrera’s stuff, his veloc-
ity — but perhaps he was
innings. Perez stayed in
the game momentarily,
but the bruise continued
Runners left in scoring position:
Cleveland 5 (Santana 2, Encarnacion,
Gomes, Chisenhall); Kansas City 1 (Butera).
RISP: Cleveland 1 for 7; Kansas City 1 for

then bullpen crumbles due. to swell and stiffen. Yost 3. Runners moved up: Almonte. GIDP:
Perez. DP: Cleveland 1 (Ramirez, Kipnis,
“These things happen,” expressed little concern. Encarnacion).
Santana said. “I tried to The Royals said Perez was Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA

in Royals’ loss to Indians

BY RUSTIN DODD
rdodd@kcstar.com
Before the end, before
the bullpen broke down
Saturday in a 3-1 loss to
the Cleveland Indians,
before Joakim Soria
coughed up a lead in the
eighth and Kelvin Herrera
served up consecutive
homers in the ninth, the
Royals went about losing a
baseball game in a less
dramatic, more subtle
way.
They did not score.
They managed one run off
Indians starter Josh Tom-
lin, who entered the after-
noon with an 8.87 ERA in
five starts and was trou-
bled to throw just 76 pitch-
es in seven innings at
Kauffman Stadium. They
came up with nothing
against the Indians’ vaunt-
ed bullpen duo of Andrew
Miller and Cody Allen.
On a perfect sunlit af-
ternoon, the song re-
mained the same. The
Royals (10-19) scored two
runs or fewer for the 14th
time in 29 games. They
dropped to 2-17 in games
in which their opponent
has scored more than one
run. Their league-worst
offense continued to fall
further away from base-
ball’s peloton, totaling 81
runs in 29 games, more
than 20 runs behind the
29th ranked offense.
“You got to put up runs
to win ballgames,” center
fielder Lorenzo Cain said.
“And we definitely
haven’t been doing that.”
The lack of production
has put stress on all cor-
ners of the team, from the
rotation to the relief corps,
and on Saturday after-
noon, the weight produced
cracks in the bullpen,
which allowed three runs
in the eighth and ninth
innings. Four outs from a
series victory over the
defending American
League champions, the
back end stumbled and
then collapsed.
Soria surrendered a 1-0
lead in the eighth, allow-
ing a run on two soft sin-
gles and a sharp RBI sin-
gle from Jason Kipnis.
Herrera was blindsided by
back-to-back solo homers
from Indians designated
hitter Carlos Santana and
shortstop Francisco Lindor
in the ninth. In moments,
a nearly perfect day at
Kauffman Stadium — nice
weather, good pitching,
crisp pace — had been set
just make good contact.”
In a season defined by a
miserable offensive start
and a nine-game losing
streak in late April, Sat-
urday could be filed under
Missed Opportunity. The
Royals had a chance to
secure a series victory over
the Indians entering Sun-
day’s finale. They could
have pulled within four
games of Cleveland, the
team that dethroned them
in the American League
Central last season.
Instead, they failed to
capitalize on another ster-
ling performance from
starting pitcher Jason
Vargas, who tossed six
scoreless innings and
lowered his ERA to 1.19.
They also wasted a bril-
liant defensive moment
from Alex Gordon in the
seventh. With two men on
and two out, Gordon laid
out in left field to save two
runs and preserve a 1-0
lead. The moment drove a
jolt of adrenaline through
day to day. Tomlin 7 3 1 1 0 3 76 7.12
Miller W, 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 17 0.00
For now, the true con- Allen S, 8 1 1 0 0 1 1 20 0.75
cern resides where it has Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Vargas 6 4 0 0 2 6 92 1.19
for the last month. For Strahm 1 0 0 0 1 1 16 8.64
another day, the offense Soria 1 3 1 1 0 2 22 2.63
struggled. Hosmer extend- Herrera L, 1 2 2 2 0 2 17 3.75
1-1
ed his hitting streak to 10 Vargas pitched to 1 batter in the 7th.
games. Cain finished with Hold: Strahm (2). blown save: Soria (3).
Inherited runners-scored: Strahm 1-0.
two hits. Yet, the team HBP: Vargas (Guyer).
finished with just five base Umpires: Home, Pat Hoberg; First, Rob
runners against Tomlin, Drake; Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Gerry
Davis. Time: 2:37. Att: 23,743.
who was batted around
like a beach ball for most
of April. find success against the
“I knew all four pitches Royals. This time, it was
were working well,” Tom- Tomlin. It could have
lin said. “I was able to been a number of others.
locate for the most part “He just works with
today.” what he has,” Cain said.
For now, there are few “He has a baby cutter, a
obvious solutions. In his nice little two-seamer, a
Royals debut, right fielder nice curveball. He just
Jorge Soler finished 0 for uses all his pitches faith-
3. Gordon continues to fully and makes us swing
struggle. So does desig- at them. Another tough
nated hitter Brandon outing.”
Moss. So on late Saturday,
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MLB ROUNDUP MLB STANDINGS AND SCHEDULE

League News AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
East W L Pct GB L10 East W L Pct GB L10
A Tim Tebow is a big-
New York 18 9 .667 — 7-3 Washington 20 9 .690 — 7-3
league hit in the minor Baltimore 18 10 .643 1
⁄2 5-5 New York 13 15 .464 61⁄2 5-5
leagues. The Heisman Boston 16 14 .533 31⁄2 5-5 Philadelphia 12 16 .429 71⁄2 3-7
Tampa Bay 16 16 .500 41⁄2 5-5 Miami 12 16 .429 71⁄2 2-8
Trophy winner and former Toronto 10 20 .333 91⁄2 4-6 Atlanta 11 16 .407 8 5-5
NFL quarterback has Central W L Pct GB L10 Central W L Pct GB L10
minor league fans around Cleveland 16 13 .552 — 6-4 Chicago 16 13 .552 — 5-5
the Single A South Atlan- Chicago 15 13 .536 1
⁄2 6-4 Cincinnati 15 14 .517 1 5-5
Detroit 15 13 .536 1
⁄2 5-5 Milwaukee 15 15 .500 11⁄2 6-4
tic League flocking to Minnesota 15 13 .536 1
⁄2 7-3 St. Louis 14 14 .500 11⁄2 6-4
stadiums and jamming Kansas City 10 19 .345 6 3-7 Pittsburgh 13 16 .448 3 5-5
ticket lines to see the West W L Pct GB L10 West W L Pct GB L10
Columbia Fireflies out- Houston 20 10 .667 — 6-4 Colorado 18 12 .600 — 4-6
Los Angeles 15 16 .484 51⁄2 6-4 Arizona 18 13 .581 1
⁄2 5-5
fielder and designated- Seattle 13 17 .433 7 5-5 Los Angeles 16 14 .533 2 7-3
hitter. Texas 13 17 .433 7 4-6 San Diego 12 19 .387 61⁄2 4-6
Oakland 12 17 .414 7 ⁄2
1
2-8 San Francisco 11 19 .367 7 4-6
A The Giants have pro-
moted outfielder Justin FRIDAY’S GAMES FRIDAY’S GAMES
Ruggiano from Triple-A N.Y. Yankees 3, Chi. Cubs 2 N.Y. Yankees 3, Chi. Cubs 2
Sacramento and desig- CHRIS O'MEARA AP Baltimore 4, Chi. White Sox 2 Cincinnati 13, S.F. 3
nated outfielder Drew Rays' Evan Longoria, right, scores ahead of the tag by Blue Jays catcher Luke Maile on a Toronto 8, Tampa Bay 4 Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 0
Minnesota 4, Boston 3 Washington 4, Philadelphia 2
Stubbs for assignment fielder's choice by Colby Rasmus. Kansas City 3, Cleveland 1 N.Y. Mets 8, Miami 7
before their game against Detroit 7, Oakland 2 St. Louis 10, Atlanta 0
the Reds. Houston 7, L.A. Angels 6 (10) Arizona 6, Colorado 3
from his scheduled start homered twice and drove Texas 3, Seattle 1 (13) L.A. Dodgers 8, San Diego 2

Injuries Saturday and placed the

A Red Sox left-hander
David Price could rejoin
the rotation by the end of
May provided he contin-
ues to feel good in his
recovery from a strained
left elbow.
A Mets shortstop As-
drubal Cabrera has in-
jured his left thumb
against the Miami Mar-
lins. Cabrera tried to
make a diving, backhand
stop of Marcell Ozuna’s
grounder on the outfield
grass in the third inning.
A Jameson Taillon has
been placed on the 10-day
disabled list by the Pitts-
burgh Pirates with groin
discomfort.
A Mets star pitcher
Noah Syndergaard has
been told not to throw for
six weeks, making it likely
he won’t return to the
mound for New York until
after the All-Star break.
Syndergaard partially tore
a muscle behind his arm
against Washington last
weekend.
A The Miami Marlins
scratched Wei-Yin Chen
left-hander on the 10-day
disabled list late Friday
with a fatigued pitching
arm.
Saturday’s games
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Red Sox 11, Twins 1: Rick
Porcello pitched seven
sharp innings and got
some rare run support to
win his first start since
Opening Day, and Chris
Young homered twice to
lead visiting Boston over
Minnesota.
Rays 6, Blue Jays 1: Lo-
gan Morrison and Colby
Rasmus hit two-run hom-
ers and Jake Odorizzi
pitched seven strong in-
nings for homestanding
Tampa Bay in a win over
Toronto.
Indians 3, Royals 1: Car-
los Santana and Francisco
Lindor hit back-to-back
home runs with two outs
in the ninth inning to lift
visiting Cleveland to a
victory over Kansas City.
Friday’s late
games
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Twins 4, Red Sox 3: Joe
Mauer hit a solo home run
in the bottom of the ninth
to lift Minnesota to a
home victory over Boston.
Rangers 3, Mariners 1
(13): Rougned Odor hit a
two-run home run in the
13th inning and Texas got
six innings of shutout
relief pitching to beat host
Seattle.
Royals 3, Indians 1: Jason
Hammel allowed three
hits over six innings for
his first win with Kansas
City, Eric Hosmer sent a
two-run homer splashing
into the fountains behind
the fence in right-center
field and the Royals beat
Cleveland at home.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Diamondbacks 6, Rock-
ies 3: Paul Goldschmidt
in five runs, helping Zack
Greinke and visiting Ari-
zona beat Colorado.
Pirates 4, Brewers 0:
Josh Bell drove a ball into
the Allegheny River on a
bounce for his fifth
homer, Wade LeBlanc
pitched three strong in-
nings after a lengthy rain
delay and Pittsburgh beat
Milwaukee at home.
Dodgers 8, Padres 2:
Rookie Cody Bellinger
homered twice and drove
in four runs, leading vis-
iting Los Angeles to a
victory against San Diego.
Mets 8, Marlins 7: T.J.
Rivera homered early and
hit a two-run double to tie
the score in a five-run
seventh inning that rallied
the New York Mets in a
road win over Miami.
Reds 13, Giants 3: San
Francisco’s Matt Cain was
rocked for nine runs,
matching the most he has
allowed in the major
leagues, and Jose Peraza
drove in a career-high
four runs in the first four
innings to lead Cincinnati
to a road win.
— FROM WIRE REPORTS
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Boston 11, Minnesota 1
Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 1
Cleveland 3, Kansas City 1
Chi. White Sox at Baltimore,
6:05 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Chi. Cubs,
6:15 p.m.
Detroit at Oakland, 8:05 p.m.
Houston at L.A. Angels,
8:07 p.m.
Texas at Seattle, 8:10 p.m.
SUNDAY’S GAMES
Toronto (Biagini 0-1) at Tampa
Bay (Cobb 2-2), 12:10 p.m.
Chi. White Sox (Quintana 2-4) at
Baltimore (Tillman 0-0),
12:35 p.m.
Boston (Sale 2-2) at Minnesota
(Santana 5-0), 1:10 p.m.
Cleveland (Clevinger 0-0) at
Kansas City (Duffy 2-2), 1:15 p.m.
Houston (Fiers 0-1) at L.A.
Angels (Shoemaker 1-1),
2:37 p.m.
Detroit (Norris 2-2) at Oakland
(Gray 0-1), 3:05 p.m.
Texas (Cashner 0-3) at Seattle
(TBD), 3:10 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Severino 2-2) at
Chi. Cubs (Lester 1-1), 7:05 p.m.
MONDAY’S GAMES
Washington at Baltimore,
6:05 p.m.
Cleveland at Toronto, 6:07 p.m.
Kansas City at Tampa Bay,
6:10 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Cincinnati,
6:10 p.m.
L.A. Angels at Oakland,
9:05 p.m.
Texas at San Diego, 9:10 p.m.
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh,
6:05 p.m.
Washington at Philadelphia,
6:05 p.m.
Miami at N.Y. Mets, 6:10 p.m.
S.F. at Cincinnati, 6:10 p.m.
St. Louis at Atlanta, 6:10 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Chi. Cubs,
6:15 p.m.
Arizona at Colorado, 7:10 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers at San Diego,
7:40 p.m.
SUNDAY’S GAMES
Miami (Urena 0-0) at N.Y. Mets
(Harvey 2-2), 12:10 p.m.
Milwaukee (Davies 2-2) at Pitts-
burgh (Glasnow 1-1), 12:35 p.m.
St. Louis (Wacha 2-1) at Atlanta
(Dickey 3-2), 12:35 p.m.
Washington (Roark 3-1) at Phila-
delphia (Hellickson 4-1),
1:35 p.m.
Arizona (Walker 3-1) at Colorado
(Chatwood 2-4), 2:10 p.m.
S.F. (Cueto 4-1) at Cincinnati
(Feldman 1-3), 3:10 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers (McCarthy 3-0) at
San Diego (Cahill 2-2), 3:40 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Severino 2-2) at
Chi. Cubs (Lester 1-1), 7:05 p.m.
MONDAY’S GAMES
Washington at Baltimore,
6:05 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Cincinnati,
6:10 p.m.
S.F. at N.Y. Mets, 6:10 p.m.
St. Louis at Miami, 6:10 p.m.
Chi. Cubs at Colorado, 7:40 p.m.
Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers,
9:10 p.m.
Texas at San Diego, 9:10 p.m.
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
KANSASCITY.COM Sports 5B

Garth Brooks, Urban Youth Academy

foundation to help
youth academy
BY MARIA TORRES
mtorres@kcstar.com
On the surface, it
seemed Garth Brooks
came to Kansas City to
play five shows at the
Sprint Center over three
days and spend a May
morning at the under-
construction Urban Youth
Academy playing host to a
camp with his beloved
Teammates for Kids Foun-
dation.
But the time Brooks,
who will play two more
concerts in KC next week-
end, has spent here won’t
be forgotten soon. The
Royals announced at the
facility near 18th and Vine
on Saturday that Brooks
and his foundation will
undertake the construc-
tion of a press box that
will serve not only as a
space for media but as a
classroom for children.
“This has been a labor
of love for all of us,” Roy-
RICH SUGG rsugg@kcstar.com
Singer Garth Brooks plans
to help build a press box
with a classroom at the
Urban Youth Academy.
We’re very humbled and
honored that we’re going
to be able to continue his
great work, love on kids,
share our lives with kids
and grow our communi-
ty.”
In the press box, which
had been part of the origi-
nal plans for the facility,
kids will be able to an-
nounce games and learn
will look like when it’s
completed. There will be
four ball fields — two
regulation-sized baseball
fields, a full-sized softball
field and a field for Little
League games. The main
building, which will house
batting cages, a turf field
and instructional spaces,
is still in the beginning
stages of construction.
Construction on the
fields began last April.
When fund raising was
completed in late January,
the Royals and Major
League Baseball were able
to move ahead with build-
ing the indoor facilities for
the Urban Youth Acade-
my. The complex, which is
located in Parade Park, is
on schedule to open in the
fall.
Children played Sat-
urday on one of the com-
pleted regulation-sized
baseball fields. They took
part in team relays, stood
in the batter’s box against
former Royals pitcher Jeff
Suppan and received men-
toring from Brooks and
Royals alumni Jeff Mont-
gomery, Reggie Sanders
and Jason Kendall.
“He’s all about the kids
and loving on people,”
Moore said. “I’d like to
Soler comes off DL,
makes Royals debut
BY RUSTIN DODD
rdodd@kcstar.com
The conversation be-
tween Royals general
manager Dayton Moore
and manager Ned Yost
took place late Friday
night, in the hour after a
3-1 victory over the Cleve-
land Indians. The dis-
cussion resulted in a slight
change of plans.
The Royals decided to
activate outfielder Jorge
Soler from the disabled
list before Saturday after-
noon’s game against
Cleveland. To create room
on the roster, the club was
prepared to option out-
fielder Jorge Bonifacio
back to Class AAA Oma-
ha. But they changed
course at the last moment,
choosing to option right-
handed pitcher Miguel
Almonte, who had been
summoned from Class AA
Northwest Arkansas earli-
er in the day.
By early Saturday morn-
ing, the roster pruning JOHN SLEEZER jsleezer@kcstar.com

als general manager Day-
ton Moore said to a small
media group gathered on
the academy’s Little
League field. “ … We will
have a Teammates for
Kids educational press box
because of their grant.
FROM PAGE 1B
about the media industry.
They’ll also have the op-
portunity to partake in
classes offered in the unit.
With construction halt-
ed for the Teammates
event, a few dozen kids
got a taste of what the
think that’s what the spirit
with which we’re building
this academy is all about
as well.”
Maria Torres:
816-234-4379,
@maria_torres3
signed elsewhere earned
his old team a draft pick.
shaped up like this: Soler
rejoined his teammates at
Kauffman Stadium and
finished 0 for 3 in his
Royals debut. Almonte
headed back to the mi-
nors. Bonifacio remained
in Kansas City, prepared
to rotate into the lineup
with Soler and designated
hitter Brandon Moss.
“Our thought was that
we were going to maybe
To make room for Jorge Soler (above), the Royals sent
pitcher Miguel Almonte back to the minor leagues.
who has provided limited strain, which prompted
production at the plate. the promotion of Almonte.
“Mossy has been strug- Their next day off is May
gling a little bit,” Yost 15, the same day Kennedy
said. “Gordon has been could return from the DL.
struggling a little bit. We For now, Chris Young is
can mix and match maybe the favorite to start in
a little bit more with Boni. place of Kennedy on Tues-
Because he’s been swing- day at Tampa Bay.

MELLINGER Today, he must turn down

Because if they’re going
to lose, the Royals are
doing it at the right time,
and in most of the right
ways.
Mike Moustakas could
be one of baseball’s most
valuable trade chips this
summer. He is 28 years
old, an All-Star with play-
off success, a power bat,
and good defense at a
difficult position to fill.
That last part is the
most important. The Red
Sox will be looking for a
third baseman, if Pablo
Sandoval continues to
struggle. That would make
the most sense, though
the White Sox’s Todd
Frazier could also be on
the market.
The Angels could be a
trade partner, too, partic-
ularly if they thought
Moustakas would want to
stay close to his childhood
home long-term. The Mets
are desperate for a third
baseman, but need to play
better before talking
trades.
Lorenzo Cain would be
a fit in a lot of places. He
is another All-Star with
playoff success, getting on
base more than ever be-
fore, and would improve
any team’s outfield de-
fense.
The Dodgers have used
five center fielders this
year, none to particularly
productive results. Nation-
als center fielder Adam
Eaton is out for the season
because of a knee injury.
If the complications of an
intradivision trade could
be worked out, the Tigers
could join a long list of
teams that would improve
with Cain.
Eric Hosmer could help
the right contender. He has
been the best version of
himself over the last 10
days or so, and if scouts are
convinced he’s back to his
All-Star form, there is al-
ways a market for his ta-
lent.
The Yankees need a
first baseman. The Angels
and Marlins could make
sense for various reasons.
Depending on how
various teams’ needs lined
up, the Royals could have
trade talks involving Jason
Vargas, Ian Kennedy,
Kelvin Herrera — even
Danny Duffy or Sal Perez
could be had for the right
offer, though either re-
mains a long shot to be
dealt in any scenario.
The point here: The
Royals are beginning to
prepare for a major roster
overhaul that would require
any talk of the champion-
ship core to come in the
past tense, end any illusion
of winning in the near
future, and start the long
and tedious (ahem) process
of building back from the
ground up.
Because if a team is
going to lose, it’s best to
lose early, so the front
office can break the team
down and sell off parts.
The Royals took an
overly ambitious plan of
trying to win now, build
for later, and control costs
— all at the same time. If
the team is not in conten-
tion as the trade deadline
nears, it gives an opportu-
nity to abort, and better
prepare for the future.
This will come with
major challenges, and
enticing potential rewards.
First, the challenges.
Teams are less willing
than ever before to trade
young, cheap talent. Even
big-money clubs are aware
of the value held not just
by prospects, but big
leaguers who have not yet
hit arbitration.
That means many deals
that may have been avail-
able five years ago are
now off the table. The
deals that remain won’t be
as enticing.
In the winter before the
2011 season, the Royals
made what is likely their
single most important
decision in developing a
world champion — trading
Zack Greinke for Cain,
Alcides Escobar, and Jake
Odorizzi. Cain turned into
a star, Escobar was a key
piece in the success, and
Odorizzi was part of the
trade that brought James
Shields and Wade Davis.
Today, teams making
“seller” trades know they
are unlikely to receive
such a haul.
Another challenge is
that the current CBA has
made receiving compensa-
tion for lost free agents
more difficult. In the past,
anyone who turned down
a qualifying offer and
a qualifying offer and sign
a contract of at least $50
million.
But the potential re-
wards mean Royals gener-
al manager Dayton Moore
and the rest of the front
office will have no choice
but to sell, if the losing
continues.
This is how rebuilds are
done in today’s version of
major-league baseball.
Eleven years ago, when
Moore took over with the
promise of better support
from owner David Glass,
it was done with patience
and draft picks and sup-
plemental trades.
Today, the clubs with
the best track records of
turnarounds have kick-
started the (ahem) process
by losing massive amounts
of games for a few years.
This is the bargain Moore
must accept, if he chooses
this path.
There is a growing ac-
ceptance among some in
the front office that this
should’ve been the plan all
along. The Royals will
always be operating at a
disadvantage compared to
richer franchises, which
means they need to be
happy winning now or
building for tomorrow —
not sacrificing both by
trying to do too much.
One more time: This is
not yet the point of declar-
ing the Royals need to
give up on 2017, in part
because this is still early
enough in the season that
buyers are not yet ready to
move.
The best scenario re-
mains that this week is the
beginning of one more
comeback by this group,
that they find their 2015
mojo, and push toward the
postseason.
But as long as that ap-
pears unlikely, the Royals
could find themselves
pursuing the second-best
scenario: knowing the
window is closed now,
rather than later, which
would give them the best
opportunity to make the
most of the struggles and
rebuild for the push to the
next parade.
That last world cham-
pionship will feel like a
long time ago. The Royals
will try to sell you on the
vision for the next one.
Sam Mellinger:
816-234-4365, @mellinger
send Boni out after the
game and just let him
continue to play,” Yost
ing the bat well.”
It remains possible that
the Royals will need an-
“I can always make a
move,” Yost said. “If I
need a reliever, I can have
said on Saturday. “But other reliever in the next one here the next day.”
he’s been doing so well up week. The club is in the
here. Dayton and I sat midst of a stretch of 15 Rustin Dodd:
back and realized: There’s games in 15 days. Starting 816-234-4937,
spots we can still move pitcher Ian Kennedy went @rustindodd. Download
him in. on the disabled list on True Blue, The Star’s free
“When we first went to Friday with a hamstring Royals app.
spring training, our mind-
set was we had (Paulo)
Orlando, we had Moss, we
had Soler that could kind of
intermingle. One could
play right field. The other
could DH if it’s a platoon
situation. It’s the same type
thing … Bonifacio has taken
over for Orlando now.”
On his first day back,
Soler started in right field
and Bonifacio went to the
bench. He struck out in his
first at-bat. Acquired in
early December in a trade
that sent closer Wade
Davis to the Chicago
Cubs, Soler was expected
to begin the season as the
Royals' starting right fiel-
der. But one awkward
swing in a spring training
minor-league game on
March 26 resulted in a
strained oblique muscle.
Soler missed the final
week of spring training
and opened the season on
the 10-day disabled list,
beginning a lengthy rehab.
Soler, 25, flashed a
smile Saturday as he re-
turned to the Royals club-
house. He hit .308 with a
.400 on-base percentage
and three homers in 11
games for Omaha. He
appeared to lock in at the
plate in his second week
of rehab games. Soler said
he began to feel 100 per-
cent “four or five days
ago.”
“At first, when he went
down there, he was a little
tentative,” said Royals
catching coach Pedro
Grifol, who served as an
interpreter for Soler. “Be-
cause he felt something
and he didn’t realize if it
was the same thing he was
feeling before or the start
of it. But once he took a
few swings, he was able to
let it go, and he realized it
wasn’t the same injury.
Then he just felt comfort-
able and was able to let it
fly.”
For now, Yost said he
would “mix and match”
with Soler, Bonifacio and
Moss. The extra outfielder
could also allow him to
offer more time off to
outfielder Alex Gordon,
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Sports
Kevin Knox II picks
Kentucky over MU
BY TOD PALMER
tpalmer@kcstar.com
The question swirled for
six weeks in the hopeful
minds of Missouri fans.
Could the 11th-hour
recruitment of Tampa
(Fla.) Catholic High wing
Kevin Knox II actually
swing in the Tigers’ favor?
If any fan base deserved
to dream, it was Mizzou’s,
which has endured a
wretched 27-68 stretch
during the last three bas-
ketball seasons that has
included a dismal 8-46
record in SEC play.
During the last two
months, the Tigers
poached former Missouri
State and Tennessee
coach Cuonzo Martin
from California, signed
top 2017 prospect Michael
Porter Jr. and fellow form-
er Washington signee
Blake Harris and retained
Richland (Texas) Hills
guard C.J. Roberts.
Knox would be icing on
the cake, but was it really
possible?
The answer came Sat-
urday evening when Knox
stunned most recruiting
observers by picking SEC
rival Kentucky.
Knox never considered
Mizzou until Porter com-
mitted in late March. It
was a frequent topic of
conversation between the
two leading up to the 2017
McDonald’s All-American
Game on March 29 in
Chicago.
Porter helped convince
Knox — a consensus five-
star recruit, who is ranked
ninth in the 2017 class by
ESPN, Rivals and Scout
and 17th by 247 Sports —
to visit Columbia in early
April.
Tigers fans have waited
breathlessly (and nerv-
ously) ever since.
Immediately after that
visit — which also includ-
ed Porter and Harris, a
four-star point guard from
Word of God Christian
Academy in Raleigh, N.C.,
who signed with MU in
mid-April — Martin’s
program seemed to have
seized some momentum.
Knox already had vis-
ited his father’s alma
mater, Florida State, and
reigning national cham-
pion North Carolina along
with traditional powers
Duke and Kentucky as
KU seniors saw
Oubre’s temper
BY GARY BEDORE
gbedore@kcstar.com
Washington Wizards
guard Kelly Oubre, who
has been suspended for
Sunday’s NBA playoff
game against Boston for
barreling into Kelly Oly-
nyk and deliberately
knocking him to the floor
in the first half of Game 3,
wasn’t known as some-
body who lost his temper
often during his one sea-
son at Kansas.
Yet when the 6-foot-7,
205-pound New Orleans
native did get angry … his
Jayhawk teammates cer-
tainly knew it.
“I’ve seen it at practice
before, at me sometimes,
too,” KU forward Landen
Lucas said Saturday be-
fore the Jayhawk seniors’
“Barnstorming Tour”
exhibition against four
Blue Valley Northwest
seniors and other Eastern
Kansas League players at
BV Northwest’s gym.
“He’s a very compet-
itive guy,” Lucas added of
Oubre. “Our practices,
when they got competitive
… it just happens. You (in
Game 3) could just see in
his eyes he was caught up
PATRICK GORSKI The Associated Press
Kevin Knox II had this dunk
during the McDonald’s All
American Game on March
29 in Chicago.
well.
Knox’s father, Kevin Sr.,
played football at Florida
State. But speculation in
recent weeks centered on
the ACC’s powerbrokers,
the Blue Devils and Tar
Heels, though Knox also
was reportedly impressed
with Martin and Semi-
noles coach Leonard Ha-
milton during in-home
visits a few weeks ago.
Instead, Knox joins yet
another loaded class for
John Calipari’s Wildcats
that includes five other
top-30 prospects — in-
cluding fellow McDo-
nald’s All-Americans
Quade Green, Nick Rich-
ards, Jarred Vanderbilt
and P.J. Washington Jr.
Missouri gave it a good
run on the recruiting trail,
but now Martin and com-
pany must deal with Knox
— who averaged 28.9
points and 11.3 rebounds
per game as a prep senior,
earning consensus status
as the second-best wing in
the class behind Porter —
for at least one season.
In an exclusive inter-
view announcing the deci-
sion, Knox told Respect
My Face Magazine all five
schools “are great choices
for me” and that he’d love
“to join my close friend
Michael Porter Jr. and play
for coach Cuonzo Martin
at Missouri.”
Instead, Knox picked
Big Blue Nation, making
next year’s Kentucky/
Mizzou matchups tough
tickets and must-see TV
for the matchup with Por-
ter alone.
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in the heat of the moment.
He was playing with some
passion. That was good.
That’s playoff basketball. I
feel like it had kind of
been building up between
the two teams. That was
kind of the peak. I’m sure
he probably gained some
respect from his team-
mates for that.”
Oubre charged into Oly-
nyk in the first half of
Thursday’s game in re-
sponse to the Celtics for-
ward clipping him with an
illegal screen and knocking
him to to floor. Oubre was
ejected and watched the
rest of the game on TV.
LUCAS FOUNDATION
EVENTS SUNDAY
Lucas on Saturday had
the kickoff luncheon for his
Landen Lucas Sports For
Life Foundation at KU’s
Adams Alumni Center.
On Sunday, Lucas will
hold a pair of “Sports For
Life Give Back Events.”
The first will run from 11
a.m. until 1:30 p.m. at John-
ny’s Tavern West in Law-
rence.The second will be
held from 6 p.m. until 7:30
p.m. at R&D Sports in
Topeka. For information on
the foundation go to
landenlucasfoundation.org.
Michael Porter Jr. will play at Missouri next year. He is rated the No.1 incoming freshman
in all of college basketball by several rating services.
Porter embracing
MU basketball’s
lofty expectations
BY TOD PALMER
tpalmer@kcstar.com
COLUMBIA
Two days after Michael
Porter Jr. signed with
Missouri, the Tigers’ odds
of winning the NCAA
Tournament jumped from
250/1 to 28/1.
It speaks to Mizzou
basketball’s astonishing
offseason turnaround —
an 8-24 record last season
capped the program’s
worst three-year stretch in
a half-century — but it also
underscores the sudden
enormity of expectations
for Porter.
At 18, he’s the top pros-
pect in the 2017 class,
according to most promi-
nent prep basketball eval-
uators, a 6-foot-10 hard-
wood savant blessed with
uncommon shooting
range and ball-handling
skills that makes NBA
scouts drool.
He’s also still a high
school senior whose back
seized up during a whirl-
wind coast-to-coast all-
star tour — probably from
carrying the weight of the
Show-Me State’s basket-
ball hopes on his still-
maturing shoulders —
forcing him to sit out the
Jordan Brand Classic on
April 14 in Brooklyn, N.Y.
“People look at Mike
and all he’s accomplished
and how tall he is, but
you’ve got to remember,
man, dude still watches
cartoons,” said his father,
Michael Porter Sr. “He’s a
kid.”
Porter Sr., hired as an
assistant on new Mizzou
coach Cuonzo Martin’s
staff, understands the
hype.
He’s witnessed Porter
Jr.’s rise from a gangly
freshman at Father Tolton
Catholic High in Colum-
bia into the consensus
national player of the year
last season at Nathan Hale
High in Seattle.
Porter Jr., who lived in
Columbia from 2010-16
and considers mid-Mis-
souri home, led the Trail-
blazers to the Missouri
Class 3 state title last
‘‘
WE COULD DO SOMETHING SPECIAL
NEXT YEAR, BECAUSE I KNOW HOW
HUNGRY MISSOURI FANS ARE FOR THAT
TO BE RESTORED TO MIZZOU ARENA.
Michael Porter Jr.
spring and powered the
Raiders to the 2017 Wash-
ington Class 3A state
championship in March.
After averaging 36.2
points and 13.6 rebounds
as a senior, Porter Jr. won
the Naismith Prep Player
of the Year award, the
Gatorade National Boys
Basketball Player of the
Year award and was cho-
sen MVP at the McDo-
nald’s All-American
Game.
The other players to
claim all three honors are
Alonzo Mourning (1988),
Chris Webber (1991),
LeBron James (2003) and
Dwight Howard (2004).
No wonder Mizzou’s
campus has been abuzz,
riding a wave of Michael
Porter Jr. euphoria since
he committed March 24
with a simple message —
“I’m coming home” — on
Twitter.
And he insists he can
handle the pressure.
“There’s a lot of expec-
tations, for sure, but I
embrace it,” said Porter
Jr., who signed with Wash-
ington in November but
was released in March
after a coaching change.
“That just means that
people think highly of you,
so I’m not going to wish it
away. I want to go in there
and do my thing, but I try
not to put any pressure on
myself. I just go out there
and try to play the game I
love.”
Mizzou Arena has al-
ways felt like home to
Michael Porter Jr.
“I’ve put up more shots
there than I can count,”
he said.
Porter Jr.’s favorite
memory in that gym hap-
pened 5 1⁄2 years ago when
he caught the eye of Frank
TED S. WARREN The Associated Press
Haith as a long, lean sev-
enth-grader.
“Shooting one night, he
walked up to me, pulled
me aside and gave me my
first scholarship offer,”
Porter Jr. said. “That was
real special for me. … I
wasn’t great at the time,
but he believed in me.”
Porter Jr. also believes
in Mizzou and appreciates
the passion Tigers fans
have for basketball, even
if it’s been hibernating the
last few seasons.
“I have tons of memo-
ries … because when I got
there my fifth-grade year
going to sixth grade, every
game was packed,” Porter
Jr. said. “That’s back when
Marcus Denmon, Kim
English, Ricardo Ratliffe,
Laurence Bowers and all
those guys were there.”
Porter Jr. yearns to stir
those echoes, stoking
capacity crowds into bath-
ing the banners that hang
from the rafters for retired
jerseys and past cham-
pionships in roars once
again.
“It would be awesome,”
Porter said. “That’s why I
always say, we could do
something special next
year, because I know how
hungry Missouri fans are
for that to be restored to
Mizzou Arena. If I could
be part of that, that would
be great.”
In fact, it’s a big reason
Porter Jr. signed with the
Tigers and has become the
program’s ace recruiter —
helping woo fellow former
Washington commit Blake
Harris, working feverishly
to land East St. Louis cen-
ter Jeremiah Tilmon and
convincing fellow McDo-
nald’s All-American Kevin
Knox II to visit Columbia.
“College is nothing like
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high school,” Porter Jr.
said. “In high school, you
can win with a couple
good players. In college,
you need a team. … I
think, for sure, we can be
a very good team next
year.”
It’s easy to draw a
straight line from Porter
Sr.’s hiring to Porter Jr.’s
commitment, but he ac-
tually thought he might
wind up at Oklahoma —
playing alongside best
friend and former MoKan
Elite teammate Trae
Young — immediately
after Washington fired
Lorenzo Romar as coach.
“I didn’t know my dad
was going to go coach
there,” Porter Jr. said. “I
didn’t know Cuonzo. … I
was actually thinking
Oklahoma, because me
and Trae have always
wanted to play in college
together. I thought, ‘Well,
here’s our chance,’ but
Mizzou was still there in
my head because it’s
home, so I’m happy it
worked out that way.”
The chance to play for
his father obviously was a
big deal, but Porter Jr.’s
familiarity with Mizzou
and Columbia — he’s got
the route from home/
school to the Broadway
Bluffs Chipotle down to a
science — and the proxim-
ity to family and friends
also were important fac-
tors.
“People act like I got
forced into this decision,
because my dad is going
to coach there, but, no, I
want to play for my dad,”
Porter Jr. said. “I trust
him, and I know he has
my best interests in
mind.”
Martin thinks it’s an
ideal situation, especially
given the immense weight
of expectations Porter Jr.
faces.
“He has the luxury of
having his dad on the
staff, so — tough times,
bad days, hard times,
good times — he has a guy
he can lean on to really
get a grasp on what’s go-
ing on behind-the-
scenes,” Martin said.
It also frees up Porter Jr.
to keep Mizzou’s best
interests in mind. NBA
riches soon enough, but
first he wants to leave an
indelible mark in black
and gold.
“Michael is so different
from most kids,” Porter
Sr. said. “Part of it is the
homeschooling and him
being around so much.
Michael has talked so
much over the years about
legacy. That’s why he
didn’t care about going to
a blueblood. He wanted to
go someplace and have
some sort of legacy.”
That’s also why Martin
doesn’t worry that the
attention Porter Jr. re-
ceives will create jealousy
and division in the locker
room.
For one thing, everybo-
dy’s seen Porter Jr.’s
dunk-filled highlight reel
and understand the hype.
For another, Missouri’s
returning players are hun-
gry for hype, eager for
expectations and crave
relevance — to Tigers fans
and on a national scale —
even if it means enduring
endless episodes of “Jus-
tice League” on team
flights.
“His ability to want to
lead, to be a good team-
mate and to fit in — as
talented as he is, he wants
to fit in — so I think those
guys will embrace that
and look forward to it,”
Martin said. “... Being
around him, I think he has
a tremendous level of
humility for a guy his age.
He wants to be a part of
this and wants to see Miz-
zou be successful, so it’s a
tremendous opportunity to
have a guy of his caliber
and, more importantly, his
character.”
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FROM PAGE 1B
GREGORIAN
Such has been and re-
mains the magnetic power
of Quin Snyder, a force
that actually might leave
you feeling “Must … Obey
… Quin” upon meeting
him.
That power of persua-
sion — and his consid-
erable will and intelli-
gence — has helped Snyd-
er reinvent himself since
his chaotic days at the
University of Missouri left
him at a career crossroads.
His first instinct was
never to coach again,
period.
So the odyssey from
there to coaching the Utah
Jazz in the NBA playoffs is
“a pretty serious discus-
sion,” Snyder said recent-
ly, according to the Los
Angeles Daily News. “If
you would write about
that, you could write a
book.”
If it were up to us, the
first chapter would be
about how Snyder largely
disappeared from public
view for months, including
time reportedly idling in
Costa Rica or convalesc-
ing through yoga … with
perhaps some other mysti-
cal aspects to it.
Then it would delve into
what was happening in-
side: After separate in-
terviews with Snyder, the
Seattle Times and Sports
On Earth reported he
battled depression.
Whether they meant
that in the clinical sense or
not, Snyder clearly was in
distress for one of the first
times in a life where
everything always seemed
to have come so easily for
him.
He had had it all: be-
coming head coach at
Mizzou at age 32, matinee
idol looks with Duke un-
dergraduate degrees in
philosophy and political
science and an MBA and
law degree from the
school.
Then … he’d been fired
by MU amid numerous
NCAA issues and the
Ricky Clemons affair and
losing his way.
At least unlike most in
the profession, Brown
joked, Snyder could have
done a lot of other things.
But basketball main-
tained its allure — just not
at the collegiate level.
So he’d have to start
over with no assurance of
what was to come.
“I think (Missouri) af-
fected him … (and) got
him down emotionally,
but he didn’t let it stop
him,” said Jay Bilas, the
ESPN analyst and close
friend of Snyder’s since
their days as Duke team-
mates.
Once Snyder decided to
stay with the game, his
fascinating journey since
included a humbling stop
in the NBA Developmen-
tal League and coaching in
Moscow on his way to
helping revive the Jazz
and coax them into the
NBA Western Conference
semifinals.
“When he’s in, he’s all
in,” Bilas said, adding
with a laugh, “Guys who
don’t want it don’t pick up
and go to Moscow to
coach.”
Added Brown: “I don’t
think he’s looked back;
he’s only looked ahead.”
Now all of this looks a
lot like redemption, espe-
cially if you knew how
frazzled Snyder was at
Mizzou — even if those
who know him well scoff
at the notion he needed
that.
From Krzyzweski’s
perspective, even “re-
surgence” is too strong a
word.
“I believe … that he was
destined to be a pro
coach,” he said, adding,
“He has his PhD now in
basketball.”
Indeed, Snyder’s capac-
ity to grow and absorb and
learn should be no sur-
prise.
Bilas, a practicing at-
torney himself, says Snyd-
er “thinks on a higher
plane than most people”
and even remembers
Snyder being the first
person he knew to have
one of those newfangled
“desktop computers.”
Combined with his wit
and glamorous looks, it
made for an irresistible
charm.
“He was George Cloo-
ney before I knew who
George Clooney was,”
Bilas said. “Everybody
wanted to be around
Quin.”
Enough so that where
he led, others were bound
to follow.
On the court, where he
was a guard on three Final
Four teams, and off the
court.
In a scene that remind-
ed Bilas of the movie
“Breaking Away,” he
recalled being part of a
group at a quarry near
Durham, N.C.
As others hesitated to
jump in the water, unsure
of its depth and how safe
it would be, Snyder sud-
denly just leapt in.
“We followed him,”
Bilas said, laughing, “but
we thought about it.”
Snyder had pretty much
known that feeling all his
life until he arrived at MU.
He feared little, if any-
thing, and he knew he
could make others believe
in him and didn’t really
know what failure looked
or felt like.
While he enjoyed a big
splash and some fine mo-
ments at MU, which chose
him over Tulsa’s Bill Self
to replace Norm Stewart
in 1999, his regime ulti-
mately was marked by
mayhem.
Before he even conduct-
ed his first practice at
Mizzou, Snyder and his
staff broke well-known
NCAA rules by flying in
families of recruits on a
private plane.
MU barely was penal-
ized for the brazen vio-
lation, emboldening Snyd-
er as he took the Tigers to
four straight NCAA Tour-
nament appearances and
an Elite Eight run in 2002.
But it all caught up with
him in the form of Clem-
ons, whom many in col-
lege basketball avoided
recruiting knowing he had
been involved in a domes-
tic violence case in junior
college.
Months after enrolling
at Mizzou, Clemons was
arrested and charged with
second-degree domestic
assault.
He later pleaded guilty
to domestic abuse and
false imprisonment and
was sentenced to 60 days
in a halfway house.
Which, of course, is
when the story became
surreal: the jailhouse tape
recordings of Clemons’
bizarre conversations with
Carmento Floyd, the wife
of then-university system
president Elson Floyd
(along with Amy Stewart,
the wife of then-MU ath-
letics administrator Ed
Stewart) … and Clemons’
ATV accident at Floyd’s
house … and just stuff you
couldn’t make up.
Clemons, who also was
involved in academic
fraud, one way or another
represented what the
NCAA meant when it
slapped Snyder with fail-
ure to adequately monitor
the program as part of a
three-year probation rul-
ing against MU in 2004.
MU went 16-17 the next
year, and Snyder was fired
with a 10-11 record in the
middle of the 2005-06
season.
The toll was evident on
Snyder, who had been
transformed from a radi-
ant persona to gaunt and
haggard and clearly trou-
bled by the end.
As he reflects on that
time, Krzyzewski still
insists Snyder “built a
good program there” and
suggested what had gone
awry was less on him than
his staff.
“In our game, some-
times and assistant or
people working for you
can do something that
then as a leader you’re
responsible for,” he said.
Bilas will tell you Snyder
has always had a high
level of integrity, that he is
“pure of heart in every-
thing that he does” and
correctly notes that there
is always more to the story
when it comes to NCAA
investigative stigmas.
No matter how you look
at it, Snyder faced a reck-
oning with himself.
“Any time you change
jobs, you’ve always got to
re-evaluate where you
are,” said Brown, the
career nomad who should
know that better than
most.
In Snyder’s case, his
reassessment landed him
with the Austin Toros of
the NBA D-League.
Snyder went from the
public eye in Columbia to
virtually anonymity in
Austin, where he was
making not millions but
$75,000 a year and some-
times relegated to long
bus rides and maybe hav-
ing to make use of paper
towels instead of real
towels and occasionally
having to hurry through
practice so the homeless
could shower in the gym.
This was coaching at its
essence, though, some-
thing Snyder needed in
and of itself, something
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that reinvigorated him
over his highly successful
three years there.
Next thing you know,
he’s in player develop-
ment for the Philadelphia
76ers, then an assistant
with the Lakers.
Then he’s coaching in
Moscow before returning
as assistant head coach
with the Atlanta Hawks
and taking over the Jazz in
2014.
Funny thing about that:
Snyder was hired by gen-
eral manager Dennis
Lindsey, for whom he’d
worked when he was with
the Toros, just coaching
for the love of the game
again.
“How you handle dis-
appointment really is
something critical,”
Brown said. “Things hap-
pen for a reason in this
game.”
So the Jazz trail Golden
State 2-0 in their series as
of Thursday night, and it’s
hard to picture Utah com-
ing out on top of this.
But that won’t take
away from how Snyder,
now 50, has made his
way.
“With his preparation
and intensity, you can feel
that when you play them,”
Clippers coach Doc Riv-
ers, a friend of Snyder’s,
said during the first round
of the playoffs. “That’s
from Quin. He also just
runs great stuff. He under-
stands who their team is.”
And perhaps who he is
in an entirely new way
since seeming so lost at
the end in Columbia.
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High schools
Cameron Hairston of Lee’s Summit North competes in the long jump at the Gary Parker
Invitational track meet recently at Blue Springs High School. Hairston finished fifth.
Friendly rivalry
helps pole vaulters
soar to new heights
BY DAVE MCQUEEN
dmcqueen@lsjournal.com
It might be a bit of a
stretch to say KC Light-
foot and Kyle Rogers have
a love-hate relationship.
Frenemies may be more
like it.
Lightfoot, a Lee’s Sum-
mit junior, and Rogers, a
Liberty senior, have been
two of the top pole vaul-
ters in the state this
spring. When they’ve been
in the same meet, as was
the case recently in the
Gary Parker Invitational at
Blue Springs, they’re usu-
ally the last two vaulters
standing.
An intense rivalry? Sure.
But these two also genu-
inely like each other.
“We’re great friends,”
Lightfoot said. “We work
as a team, kind of. But
enemies.”
Lightfoot had the upper
hand Friday, as he has
most of this season. He
has the top vault in Mis-
souri, and he cleared 17
feet after a shaky start for
another gold medal. And
Rogers, after he bowed
out at 16-0 for second
place, urged his nemesis
on as he tried to soar even
higher.
“Me and KC are good
friends,” Rogers said. “We
have fun together. It’s
good to have someone
that’s as good as you and
we push each other. You
always want to win, but it
doesn’t always end up
your way.”
Lightfoot and Rogers
have been one and two in
Missouri since last
spring’s Class 5 state
meet, when Rogers placed
second and Lightfoot was
tied for third behind re-
cord-setting Park Hill
senior Christopher Nilsen.
Lightfoot has had the
top mark in the state since
clearing 17-1 ¼ last month
in the Darwin Rold In-
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Vonzell Kelley of Lee’s Summit West stretches out an
effort in the long jump at the Gary Parker meet.
vitational at Lee’s Summit
North. Rogers placed
second that day with a
16-3 leap. Lightfoot went
17-0 to win the Kansas
Relays, followed by Rog-
ers at 16-6, and upped his
state-best mark to 17-3 ¼
April 24 in the Lee’s Sum-
mit Quad.
But Lightfoot didn’t
look so formidable on a
chilly and windy night at
Blue Springs. He showed
up 30 minutes late, which
only gave him time for a
couple of run-throughs. A
headwind had him strug-
gling with his approach
and searching for the right
pole.
He started at 15 feet,
earlier than he normally
does, and badly missed his
first two attempts.
“It was really getting to
me,” Lightfoot said. “I
didn’t know what pole to
start on. Coming in I
didn’t know what to do, so
I lowered my opening and
tried to find poles that
would work.”
Lightfoot found the
right pole, and he soon
found his groove. He eas-
ily cleared 15-6 on his first
attempt, as did Rogers and
Will Drury of Kirkwood.
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Drury bowed out at 16-0
while Lightfoot and Rog-
ers sailed over the bar on
their first attempts.
Lightfoot also needed
only one jump to clear
16-6, but Rogers couldn’t
match him. He didn’t go
over the bar on his first
try; he caught with his arm
on the second and
knocked it going up on his
final attempt.
“I blew through the pole
I was on and I should have
moved up a pole on that
jump,” Rogers said of his
final attempt. “I just
brought so much energy
that the pole just didn’t
handle it.”
Rogers was still around
when Lightfoot went over
17-0 in one try, and he
offered encouragement as
Lightfoot missed three
stabs at 17-6. It’s always
been that way when they
compete, or when the
work out together, which
they often do.
“We push each other
quite a bit,” Rogers said.
“It’s always fun jumping
with someone who is as
good as you if not better.
You train harder because
you want to get to that
next level.”
From Italy to Virginia,
with a stop at Miege
BY MARIA TORRES
mtorres@kcstar.com
Not even three months
ago, Bishop Miege for-
ward Francesco Badocchi
was on the court at Tony’s
Pizza Events Center in
Salina, Kan., surrounded
by teammates as they
raised a Kansas Class
4A-Division I basketball
championship trophy.
Badocchi had played a
key role in securing the
Stags’ second straight
state title, scoring 21 of his
48 tournament points in
the final.
Badocchi a 6-foot-7,
195-pound senior who
came to Miege from Italy
as a junior, is bound for
Charlottesville, Va., to
play for Tony Bennett’s
Virginia Cavaliers.
After playing basketball
in the United States for
but two high school sea-
sons.
“I really had no idea
what I was getting into,”
Badocchi said. “I didn’t
know how it was because I
didn’t even think high
school basketball was a
thing. I thought everyone
had clubs. When I came
here I was kind of disori-
ented.”
Badocchi grew up in
Milan, the son of a Kansas
woman and an Italian
native. He picked up an
affinity for basketball so
early it’s hard for him to
remember when it even
happened.
But he does remember
spending endless sum-
mers as a kid in suburban
Kansas City, where his
maternal grandparents
and other family members
helped him foster his love
for the sport by taking him
to camps and clinics in the
region. He remembers
training with a friend of
his uncle’s when he was
about 10 years old and
hearing him say, “Fran-
cesco is going to be a
Division I player.”
It seemed inevitable
Badocchi would end up
playing basketball states-
ide. His two sisters, the
oldest 21, moved to Kan-
sas when they were se-
niors in high school and
went to Shawnee Mission
Northwest for a year. He
just had to wait his turn.
When he finally was old
enough, Badocchi’s par-
ents bought him a plane
ticket back to Kansas City
and enrolled him at Bish-
op Miege in time for the
2015-16 school year. He
moved in with his aunt
and uncle, got a driver’s
license and fit in effort-
lessly with the student
body.
That hadn’t always been
the case.
Because schools in Italy
didn’t offer sports, Ba-
docchi often felt like an
Forward Francesco Badocchi played two seasons for the
Bishop Miege Stags.
outcast. He spent his time
outside school in Italy
traveling an hour to prac-
tice with one of the top
club basketball teams in
the country, and when
he’d get home around 10
p.m., he would spend the
next few hours on home-
work. The rest of his free
time was usually spent
taking piano and guitar
lessons. That didn’t leave
him room to socialize.
“I just didn’t fit. That’s
kind of why I came here,
because I felt like I could
fit much more,” Badocchi
said. “In Italy, being an
athlete is not praised. It’s
like you’re thrown under
the bus.”
So when Badocchi
played his first varsity
game, the support from
Miege teachers and class-
mates astounded him.
And the support only
ramped up as he and the
Stags made a run for the
state championship his
junior year. He was easily
the best all-around player
coach Rick Zych had in his
arsenal.
“We had no idea what
we had here,” Zych said.
“We knew he played a
little bit of international
ball, but we didn’t know
how good he was. He’s a
very skilled basketball
player. ... Recruiters all
liked his athleticism and
the fact he could cover a 1
to a 5. He’s extremely
intelligent, well-mannered
and a down-to-earth
young man. They all know
he’s going to work hard
for them.”
But a knee injury that
caused his kneecap to pop
out of place prevented
Badocchi from finishing
his first season at Miege.
He had surgery, then had
to ditch plans to play on
the AAU circuit during the
summer because he
hadn’t rehabbed long
enough.
Badocchi became one of
the best-kept secrets in his
senior class as a result. If
scouts didn’t catch him in
regular-season play, they
wouldn’t have seen him
much at all.
“I was trying to show
everyone that I could get
to the highest level and
just playing at my max,
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doing everything pos-
sible,” he said. “I really
wanted to go as high as
possible. I thought I was a
mid-major level player,
but I was really hoping for
high-major schools to call
me.”
Badocchi’s numbers —
he averaged 13.9 points,
5.9 rebounds and 2.7
blocks per game as a se-
nior — did really stand out
among the Class of 2017
recruits. His steadiness
blended evenly with se-
nior Semaj Ray, who will
play at Kirkwood Commu-
nity College (Iowa), and
four-star sophomore
recruit Jeremiah Rob-
inson-Earl.
Badocchi got some
looks throughout the sea-
son, but the calls from
major programs didn’t
start coming until after he
put up 21 points in the
state title game. By mid-
April, he had offers from
UMKC, Miami (Ohio),
East Tennessee State,
Boise State, Illinois and
Virginia. Ultimately the
Cavs (23-11, 5th in Atlantic
Coast Conference in
2016-17), who lost to Flor-
ida in the second round of
the NCAA Tournament,
won his favor.
Now Badocchi will get
the chance to fulfill the
prophecy his uncle’s
friend laid out for him.
“Calls with the assistant
coaches and the head
coach at Virginia were
nice because they didn’t
really ask me about bas-
ketball,” Badocchi said.
“They asked me about
how I was doing. I had an
ankle injury, so they asked
me about that and how
school was going, how I
was practicing my in-
strument and stuff like
that. With other basketball
coaches, they were more
focused on basketball.
“Coming to the United
States was different be-
cause I had people around
me that did what I did.
It’ll be even better in col-
lege. That’s what I saw at
UVA — the dedication, the
humbleness and the focus
on their goals.”
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Mahomes’ first practice has
lots of teaching moments
BY TEREZ A. PAYLOR
tpaylor@kcstar.com
When Patrick Mahomes
II finally received his play-
book from the Chiefs on
Friday night, it didn’t take
him long to start going to
work.
“I studied all night,”
Mahomes said. “I’m trying
to stay on it.”
Mahomes, who recently
became the first quarter-
back the Chiefs have tak-
en in the first round since
1983, wanted to make a
positive first impression
with his new teammates
on Saturday, the begin-
ning of the Chiefs’ three-
day rookie minicamp.
Doing that, he knew,
would not only require a
knowledge of the plays
they’d be running that
day, but an ability to spit
them out in the huddle —
something he never did at
Texas Tech.
“We know he can throw
the football,” Chiefs coach
Andy Reid said of Ma-
homes. “It’s a matter of
getting in, getting the
verbiage down and the
formations, making sure
he’s comfortable with
that. It’s a good period to
learn. There will be a lot
of that going on.”
Indeed, for a quarter-
back blessed with prodi-
gious arm talent and a
playmaking moxie, the
Chiefs’ extensive offen-
sive verbiage — a vaunted
part of Andy Reid’s of-
fense — will likely be his
biggest hurdle to playing
time.
“There’s no easy way,”
Reid explained. “You’ve
got to get in the playbook,
then you have to stand in
front of a mirror and call
this stuff. You have no
chance to repeat when
you’re out here. So if
you’re having to repeat in
the mirror, you’re prob-
ably going to have a
problem when you get out
here.”
But Reid wasn’t afraid
to challenge Mahomes’
ability to consume the
playbook. He’s a smart
guy, so Reid gave him a
little more than normal for
day one, as part of an
ongoing effort to give him
enough to challenge him
‘We’re going to coach
the dog out of you,’ Reid
tells tryout candidates
BY BLAIR KERKHOFF
bkerkhoff@kcstar.com
Getting drafted was the
first thrill for the Chiefs’
2017 draft class. Saturday
brought a different type of
excitement.
For most of the 70 or so
who participated Saturday
in the first of the three-
day rookie mini-camp,
they pulled on an NFL
practice jersey for the first
time.
“I’ve been dreaming of
putting on an NFL jersey
since I was probably in the
sixth grade and it’s finally
here,” said running back
Kareem Hunt, the Chiefs’
third-round draft pick.
“Now I have to take ad-
vantage of it and make the
most of my opportunity.”
It was also a day to
reveal uniform numbers of
the draftees — No.15 for
quarterback Patrick Ma-
homes — and one player
already has picked up a
nickname. Hunt said sec-
ond-round pick Tanoh
Kpassagnon is known as
Patrick Mahomes works at his first practice as a Chiefs quarterback during Saturday's
rookie minicamp at the Arrowhead Stadium practice facility.
but still allow him to func-
tion.
“Everything won’t be
pretty today,” Reid said
before Saturday’s practice,
“but he’ll do alright. You’ll
get an idea of what it’s all
about.”
Indeed, as Mahomes’
first practice as a Chief
featured about what you’d
expect. He showed off the
gun early on by repeatedly
attempting to slice the ball
through a strong wind
during a drill — it wobbled
some, but it often got
there — and there were
some impressive throws
and tight spirals, partic-
ularly into the deep and
intermediate portions of
the field.
There were also some
strike-zone issues, spirals
thrown so hard they were
dropped at point-blank
range, and a handful of
questionable attempts into
coverage.
It was the complete
Mahomes package, one
that wouldn’t surprise
anyone who watched the
6-foot-2, 225-pound Tex-
an light it up at Texas
Tech.
“I come in with a little
bit of pressure, but it’s
Alex’s team — Alex
(Smith) is the starting
quarterback,” Mahomes
said. “So I have time to
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I’VE BEEN DREAMING OF PUTTING ON
AN NFL JERSEY SINCE I WAS PROBABLY
IN THE SIXTH GRADE AND IT’S FINALLY
HERE.
Running back Kareem Hunt, the Chiefs’ third-round
draft pick
“Special K.”
“I just got that today
from coaches, so that’s
pretty cool,” Passaagnon
said.
Besides the six draft
selections, a dozen rookie
free agents are in camp
along with about 50 tryout
candidates. The most
notable of that group is
veteran kicker Garrett
Hartley, who won a Super
Bowl ring with the Saints.
The two quarterbacks in
camp besides Mahomes,
the team’s first-round
pick, are Joel Stave, the
Chiefs’ third quarterback
last season, and tryout
candidate Matt Johns, who
really work on my game
and become ready and
available for whenever
Coach Reid needs me."
Saturday’s practice was
just the first step in that
process.
“When you’re going up
there and you’re listening
to Coach Reid talk and
going through installs, I
mean, that’s pretty sur-
real,” Mahomes said.
“Getting used to that will
be cool."
It will also be trying.
“It’s just going through
the process of making the
Mike ID and calling the
play and making sure
everybody’s in the right
position,” Mahomes said.
“It’s a lot more than I had
at Texas Tech, but we’re
learning as we go and
getting better with every
single rep.”
To aid in that process,
Mahomes likes to write
the same play down at
least three times when
he’s studying the play-
book, and he’ll also use
notecards when he’s try-
ing to master formations.
But Mahomes, who used
long plays at Texas Tech
but never actually had to
say them to teammates,
knows that having a tho-
rough understanding of
the Chiefs’ offensive con-
cepts goes beyond sheer
played at Virginia.
Nearly everyone is a
rookie, looking to get
noticed. Former Kansas
kicker Matt Wyman is a
tryout candidate, as are
Missouri Western center
Travis Anderson and punt-
er Dalton Parks, who
played at Staley High.
“It’s an opportunity,”
Chiefs coach Andy Reid
said. “That’s what I told
them. You’re here. Not
everybody does this. You
get in here, you get the
uniform, we’re going to
coach the dog out of you
like you’re one of the guys
and we roll.
“For three days they’re
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memorization.
“The words are pretty
difficult, but it’s about
knowing what’s happening
when you say the word,”
Mahomes said. “You can
study the stuff and get it
all down and be able to
say the right things to the
coaches, but unless you’re
out there making the
plays, making the checks
right, then it doesn’t mean
that it’s right.”
That’s why some teams,
in an effort to help rookie
quarterbacks, reduce
some of the offensive
verbiage, or ask the quar-
terback’s teammates to
carry on more of that
burden.
But Mahomes won’t be
getting any help like that,
it appears, so he better
keep his head in the play-
book for the foreseeable
future.
“That’s not the way we
roll,” said Reid, who
shook his head at the
sheer notion of reducing
the verbiage. “He’s got to
learn. There’s only one
way to learn. We’re going
to give it to you ... learn
it.”
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“For three days they’re Kansas City Chiefs and that’s the way we approach it as coaches
and I expect them to do the same as players,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Saturday.
Kansas City Chiefs and
that’s the way we ap-
proach it as coaches and I
expect them to do the
same as players.”
There was some news
Saturday as the Chiefs
announced the signings of
three of their draft picks —
wide receiver Jehu Ches-
son (fourth round), inside
linebacker Ukeme Eligwe
(fifth round) and safety
Rookie QB Mahomes
will wear No. 15
on Chiefs uniform
BY TEREZ A. PAYLOR
tpaylor@kcstar.com
In a bit of a surprise,
Chiefs rookie quarterback
Patrick Mahomes II will
wear No. 15, the team
announced before its
three-day rookie mini-
camp on Saturday.
Mahomes, who wore
No. 5 at Texas Tech, said
after his introductory
press conference that he
was leaning toward wear-
ing No. 4 or No. 7. Kicker
Cairo Santos, a Pro Bowl
alternate in 2016, current-
ly wears No. 5.
“(No. 15) still has the
five in it a little bit,” Ma-
homes said. “But at the
same time, I was actually
15 my freshman year of
basketball. So I just went
back to that and wanted to
make my own number and
do a new thing in this next
Chiefs sign three draft
picks, plus more UDFAs
BY TEREZ A. PAYLOR
tpaylor@kcstar.com
The Chiefs announced
Saturday that they have
signed three of their draft
picks – receiver Jehu Ches-
son (fourth round), inside
linebacker Ukeme Eligwe
(fifth round) and safety
Leon McQuay (sixth
round).
The club also an-
nounced seven more un-
drafted free agent sign-
ings: Alabama receiver
Gehrig Dieter, West Flor-
ida receiver Anas Hasic,
Oklahoma State corner-
back Ashton Lampkin,
Southern California guard
Damien Mama, Montana
cornerback J.R. Nelson,
Oklahoma State safety
Jordan Sterns and Auburn
receiver Tony Stevens.
The Star already report-
ed the signings of Oregon
State safety Devin Chap-
pell, Nebraska receiver
Alonzo Moore, Utah State
tight end Wyatt Houston,
Hawaii receiver Marcus
Kemp and Texas Permian-
Basin offensive lineman
Corin Brooks.
Leon McQuay (sixth
round).
The club also an-
nounced seven more un-
drafted free agent sign-
ings: Alabama receiver
Gehrig Dieter, West Flor-
ida receiver Anas Hasic,
Oklahoma State corner-
back Ashton Lampkin,
Southern California guard
Damien Mama, Montana
cornerback J.R. Nelson,
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chapter of my life.”
Other rookie numbers
for the Chiefs: Defensive
end Tanoh Kpassagnon
will wear No. 92 — his
college number — while
running back Kareem
Hunt, who wore No. 3 in
college, chose No. 27 over
No. 30 and No. 34.
“Twenty-seven, I felt it
looked like me a little bit,”
Hunt said. “Honestly, it
really doesn’t matter. It’s
about going out there and
playing ball.”
Receiver Jehu Chesson
will wear No. 80, while
inside linebacker Ukeme
Eligwe will wear No. 45.
Safety Leon McQuay will
wear No. 34.
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The Chiefs claimed former
Florida running back Kelvin
Taylor off waivers from
Seattle.
The Chiefs also claimed
former Florida running
back Kelvin Taylor off
waivers from Seattle. To
make room for Taylor, the
son of Jacksonville Jaguars
great Fred Taylor, the
Chiefs released corner-
back Julian Wilson.
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Oklahoma State safety
Jordan Sterns and Auburn
receiver Tony Stevens.
The Star already report-
ed the signings of Oregon
State safety Devin Chap-
pell, Nebraska receiver
Alonzo Moore, Utah State
tight end Wyatt Houston,
Hawaii receiver Marcus
Kemp and Texas Permian-
Basin offensive lineman
Corin Brooks.
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Daily Data
NBA PLAYOFFS
(Best-of-seven series; x-if necessary)
EASTERN CONFERENCE
SECOND ROUND
CLEVELAND 3, TORONTO 0
Mon., May 1: Cleveland 116, Toronto 105
Wed. May 3: Cleveland 125, Toronto 103
Fri., May 5: Cleveland 115, Toronto 94
Sun., May 7: at Toronto, 2:30 p.m.
x-Tues., May 9: at Cleveland, TBA
x-Thur., May 11: at Toronto, TBA
x-Sun., May 14: at Cleveland, TBA
BOSTON 2, WASHINGTON 1
Sun., April 30: Boston 123, Washington
111
Tues., May 2: Boston 129, Washington 119,
OT
Thur., May 4: Washington 116, Boston 89
Sun., May 7: at Washington, 5:30 p.m.
Wed., May 10: at Boston, 7 p.m.
x-Fri., May 12: at Washington, TBA
x-Mon., May 15: at Boston, 7 p.m.
WESTERN CONFERENCE
SECOND ROUND
SAN ANTONIO 2, HOUSTON 1
Mon., May 1: Houston 126, San Antonio 99.
Wed., May 3: San Antonio 121, Houston 96
Fri., May 5: San Antonio 103, Houston 92
Sun., May 7: at Houston, 7 p.m.
Tues., May 9: at San Antonio, TBA
x-Thur., May 11: at Houston, TBA
x-Sun., May 14: at San Antonio, TBA
GOLDEN STATE 2, UTAH 0
Tues., May 2: Golden State 106, Utah 94
Thur., May 4: Golden State 115, Utah 104
Sat., May 6: at Utah, late
Mon., May 8: at Utah, 8 p.m.
x-Wed., May 10: at Golden State, 8 p.m. or
9:30 p.m.
x-Fri., May 12: at Utah, TBA
x-Sun., May 14: at Golden State, TBA
STANLEY CUP
PLAYOFFS
(best-of-seven series; x-if necessary)
EASTERN CONFERENCE
SECOND ROUND
PITTSBURGH 3, WASHINGTON 2
Thur., April 27: Pittsburgh 3, Washington 2
Sat., April 29: Pittsburgh 6, Washington 2
Mon., May 1: Washington 3, Pittsburgh 2,
OT
Wed., May 3: Pittsburgh 3, Washington 2
Sat., May 6: Washington 4, Pittsburgh 2
Mon., May 8: at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m.
x-Wed., May 10: at Washington, TBA
OTTAWA 3, N.Y. RANGERS 2
Thur., April 27: Ottawa 2, N.Y. Rangers 1
Sat., April 29: Ottawa 6, N.Y. Rangers 5,
2OT
Tues., May 2: N.Y. Rangers 4, Ottawa 1
Thur., May 4: N.Y. Rangers 4, Ottawa 1
Sat., May 6: Ottawa 5, N.Y. Rangers 4
Tues., May 9: at N.Y. Rangers, TBA
x-Thur., May 11: at Ottawa, TBA
WESTERN CONFERENCE
SECOND ROUND
ANAHEIM 3, EDMONTON 2
Wed., April 26: Edmonton 5, Anaheim 3
Fri., April 28: Edmonton 2, Anaheim 1
Sun., April 30: Anaheim 6, Edmonton 3
Wed., May 3: Anaheim 4, Edmonton 3, OT
Fri., May 5: Anaheim 4, Edmonton 3, 2OT
Sun., May 7: at Edmonton, 6 p.m.
x-Wed., May 10: at Anaheim, TBA
NASHVILLE 3, ST. LOUIS 2
Wed., April 26: Nashville 4, St. Louis 3
Fri., April 28: St. Louis 3, Nashville 2
Sun., April 30: Nashiville 3, St. Louis 1
Tues., May 2: Nashville 2, St. Louis 1
Fri., May 5: St. Louis 2, Nashville 1.
Sun., May 7: at Nashville, 2 p.m.
x-Tues., May 9: at St. Louis, TBA
ECHL PLAYOFFS
(best-of-seven series; x-if necessary)
EASTERN CONFERENCE
DIVISION FINALS
NORTH DIVISION
MANCHESTER 4, BRAMPTON 2
Thur., April 27: Brampton 3, Manchester 2,
OT
Sat., April 29: Manchester 3, Brampton 1
Mon., May 1: Manchester 4, Brampton 0
Tues., May 2: Manchester 6, Brampton 1
Wed., May 3: Brampton 2, Manchester 1
Fri., May 5: Manchester 5, Brampton 4
SOUTH DIVISION
SOUTH CAROLINA 4, FLORIDA 1
Fri., April 28: South Carolina 3, Florida 2,
2OT
Sat., April 29: Florida 5, South Carolina 2
Mon., May 1: South Carolina 1, Florida 0,
2OT
Wed., May 3: South Carolina 4, Florida 2
Thur., May 4: South Carolina 2, Florida 1
WESTERN CONFERENCE
DIVISION FINALS
CENTRAL DIVISION
TOLEDO 4, FORT WAYNE 0
Fri., April 28: Toledo 2, Fort Wayne 1
Sat., April 29: Toledo 4, Fort Wayne 3, OT
Wed., May 3: Toledo 3, Fort Wayne 2.
Fri., May 5: Fort Wayne 4, Toledo 1
Sat., May 6: Toledo 5, Fort Wayne 0
MOUNTAIN DIVISION
COLORADO 3, ALLEN 1
Fri., April 28: Colorado 4, Allen 1
Sat., April 29: Colorado 5, Allen 2
Wed., May 3: Colorado 4, Allen 2
Thur., May 4: Allen 4, Colorado 1
Sun., May 7: at Colorado, 4:05 p.m.
x-Tues., May 9: at Allen, 7:05 p.m.
x-Wed., May 10: at Allen, 7:05 p.m.
AREA GOLF
HOLES IN ONE
AT CANYON FARMS GOLF CLUB: Curtis
McCall, No. 12, 128 yards, 9-iron.
AT SHAWNEE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB:
Earvin Ray, No. 14, 175 yards, 8-iron.
SOLUNAR TABLES
AM PM
May Minor Major Minor Major
7 3:30 9:30 3:45 9:50
8 4:05 10:10 4:20 10:30
9 4:45 10:50 5:00 11:15
10 5:30 11:30 5:40 11:50
11 6:05 — 6:25 12:15
12 6:55 12:40 7:15 1:05
13 7:45 1:35 8:10 1:55
14 8:35 2:25 9:00 2:45
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Vancouver 4 4 1 13 12 14 1. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 191.547 6.849, 194.21 vs. 16. Steve Johnson, Patrick Reed .......................70-71-67—208
mph. 2. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, (-7) Mississippi 12, Missouri 4
x San Jose 3 3 3 12 9 10 Suzuki, 7.005, 190.59; 2. LE Tonglet,
Seattle 2 3 4 10 14 12 190.780. 3. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Alex Noren..........................67-73-69—209 Friday’s result
Suzuki, 6.858, 194.24 vs. 15. Cory Reed,
x Real Salt Lake 2 5 2 8 9 15 190.427. 4. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, Jon Rahm ...........................69-71-69—209 Mississippi 6, Missouri 0
Victory, 7.004, 190.06; 3. Chip Ellis, Buell,
Minnesota United 2 5 2 8 13 25 190.177. 5. (6) Trevor Bayne, Ford, (-6)
6.864, 192.69 vs. 14. Karen Stoffer, GLVC TOURNAMENT
x Los Angeles 2 5 1 7 8 13 190.155. 6. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, Seung-Yul Noh ....................69-74-67—210
Suzuki, 6.968, 191.57; 4. Hector Arana Jr, Brian Harman .....................71-69-70—210 Missouri-St. Louis 5, Truman State 0
Colorado 1 6 1 4 5 12 190.023. 7. (19) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, Buell, 6.866, 194.88 vs. 13. Mike Berry,
190.011. 8. (24) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, Vaughn Taylor.....................71-69-70—210 Friday’s result
Eastern W L T Pts GF GA Buell, 6.951, 191.16; 5. Jerry Savoie, Francesco Molinari..............66-72-72—210 Truman State 5, McKendree 4
189.921. 9. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Suzuki, 6.867, 194.58 vs. 12. Matt Smith,
Toronto FC 5 1 4 19 15 8 189.643. 10. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, (-5) HEART OF AMERICA TOURNAMENT
Victory, 6.928, 192.93; 6. Hector Arana, Byeong Hun An...................72-70-69—211
x Orlando City 6 2 0 18 11 7 189.582. Buell, 6.867, 195.34 vs. 11. Scotty Semifinal
Columbus 5 4 1 16 15 13 11. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, Zac Blair .............................72-70-69—211 Avila 7, MidAmerica Nazarene 6, 9 inn.
Pollacheck, Suzuki, 6.927, 187.57; 7. Kevin Tway .........................72-70-69—211
New York 5 5 1 16 11 15 189.470. 12. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, Andrew Hines, Harley-Davidson, 6.871, Championship
New York City FC 4 3 1 13 14 9 189.077. 13. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Pat Perez............................72-69-70—211
193.02 vs. 10. Angie Smith, Buell, 6.906, Nick Taylor..........................71-69-71—211 Avila 3, Evangel 1
Atlanta United FC 3 3 2 11 18 11 Toyota, 189.350. 14. (77) Erik Jones, 193.43; 8. Joey Gladstone, Suzuki, 6.893,
x Chicago 3 3 2 11 11 12 Toyota, 189.313. 15. (41) Kurt Busch, Billy Hurley III....................70-69-72—211 TRACK AND FIELD
193.90 vs. 9. Angelle Sampey, Victory, (-4)
D.C. United 3 4 2 11 9 14 Ford, 189.286. 16. (21) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 6.904, 193.16. Did not qualify: 17. Phil Mickelson.....................71-72-69—212 WARD HAYLETT INVITATIONAL
New England 2 4 4 10 14 16 189.256. 17. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford,
Montreal 2 3 4 10 12 14 189.036. 18. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet,
Melissa Surber, 7.017, 188.49; 18. John David Lingmerth .................72-70-70—212 At Kansas State University
Philadelphia 1 4 4 7 11 14 Hall, 7.079, 189.07; 19. Joe DeSantis, Graeme McDowell...............71-71-70—212
189.036. 19. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 7.119, 189.10; 20. Gunner Courtney, Men: 1. Kansas State, 42; 2. Kansas, 41
Morgan Hoffmann ..............70-71-71—212
x-late game not included 189.021. 20. (31) Ryan Newman, 7.176, 184.83; 21. James Surber, 7.377, Dustin Johnson...................70-75-67—212 Women: 1. Kansas State, 70; 2. Kansas, 28.
Saturday’s results Chevrolet, 188.961. 181.57; 22. Andie Rawlings, 7.870, (-3)
21. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, GREAT LAKES VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Toronto FC 1, Seattle 0 160.79; 23. David Hope, 9.509, 87.62. Chez Reavie ........................72-71-70—213
188.448. 22. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, In Rensselaer, Ind.; at St. Joseph’s College
Montreal 1, D.C. United 0 Zach Johnson......................71-73-69—213
188.345. 23. (1) Jamie McMurray, (Race distances in meters)
Philadelphia 3, New York 0 Brian Gay............................70-72-71—213
Columbus 2, New England 0 Chevrolet, 188.219. 24. (95) Michael Gonzalo Fdez-Castano .........75-70-68—213 Men’s top five and area team scores: 1.
McDowell, Chevrolet, 187.901. 25. (34) McKendree, 150; 2. Missouri S&T, 130; 3.
Orlando City at Houston, late Mark Anderson ...................70-72-71—213
FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake, late Landon Cassill, Ford, 187.883. 26. (32) Mackenzie Hughes ..............70-72-71—213 Indianapolis, 117; 4. Southern Indiana,
Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 187.794. 27. 106; 5. Lewis, 102.5; 8. William Jewell, 30;
Chicago at Los Angeles, late Smylie Kaufman..................70-71-72—213
Portland at San Jose, late (47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 187.776.
28. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 187.416.
HIGH SCHOOLS Shane Lowry.......................75-70-68—213 10. Truman State, 21; 12. Drury, 10.
Rafa Cabrera Bello..............69-71-73—213 Men’s area event winners
Sunday’s games 29. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 187.405. 30.
BASEBALL John Peterson.....................70-69-74—213 110 hurdles: Alexander, William Jewell,
Sporting KC at Minnesota, 12:30 p.m. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 187.361.
(-2) 14.25. 400 hurdles: Alexander, William
Atlanta at New York City FC, 3 p.m. 31. (10) Danica Patrick, Ford, 186.995. Blue Springs South 4, Columbia Rock Bridge
Martin Laird........................71-72-71—214 Jewell, 51.89. Decathlon: King, Missouri
Friday’s result 32. (75) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, 3 J.T. Poston..........................71-73-70—214 S&T, 6,308 points.
Vancouver 1, Colorado 0 BV Northwest 6, SM Northwest 5
186.155. 33. (55) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, Chad Collins........................71-74-69—214 Women’s top five and area team scores: 1.
186.119. 34. (37) Chris Buescher, Maryville 14, Excelsior Springs 4, 5 inn. J.B. Holmes.........................67-74-73—214 Lewis, 194; 2. Indianapolis, 118; 3.
UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE Springfield Kickapoo 2, Blue Springs South 1
Chevrolet, 186.047. 35. (7) Elliott Sadler, Ben Martin .........................68-72-74—214 McKendree, 117; 4. Bellarmine, 114; 5.
Chevrolet, 185.895. 36. (83) Corey LaJoie, St. James Academy 5, Ottawa 2 (-1) Missouri S&T, 68; 6. Truman State, 67; 9.
Western GP W L T Pts Toyota, 185.144. 37. (23) Gray Gaulding, St. Thomas Aquinas 14, St. James Academy Robert Streb.......................72-71-72—215 William Jewell, 24.
San Antonio 8 7 0 1 22 Toyota, 184.172. 38. (72) Cole Whitt, 7 Tyler Aldridge .....................74-70-71—215 Women’s area event winners
Real Monarchs SLC 6 5 1 0 15 Chevrolet, 183.807. 39. (15) Joey Gase, Friday’s result Daniel Berger......................71-72-72—215 10,000: Tarantino, Truman State,
Swope Park Rangers 6 4 2 0 12 Chevrolet, 183.353. 40. (33) Jeffrey Blue Springs South 8, Blue Springs 5 Spencer Levin .....................72-72-71—215 36:36.50. High jump: Ruszkowski, Missouri
Colorado Springs 8 3 2 3 12 Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 182.699. Failed to Brandon Hagy.....................73-71-71—215 S&T, 5-06.5. Pole vault: Wetzel, Missouri
Seattle
Orange County
8 4 4 0 12
5 3 1 1 10
qualify: 41. (96) DJ Kennington, Toyota, BOYS LACROSSE Retief Goosen.....................70-72-73—215
D.A. Points .........................73-69-73—215
S&T, 12-11.5. Heptathlon: Baker, Missouri
183.892.
Sacramento 8 3 4 1 10 Friday’s result
Pembroke Hill 12, SM East 11
Kyle Reifers ........................72-70-73—215
S&T, 4,561 points.
Rio Grande Valley 6 3 3 0 9 NASCAR XFINITY SPARKS Jonathan Randolph.............69-73-73—215 HEART OF AMERICA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Vancouver 7 2 3 2 8 ENERGY 300 Nick Watney .......................71-74-70—215 In Oskaloosa, Iowa; at William Penn Univ.
x Phoenix 5 2 3 0 6 GIRLS SOCCER Emiliano Grillo ....................72-70-73—215
Tulsa 5 2 3 0 6 Saturday, at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeed- Park Hill 3, Park Hill South 0. PH (Sackuv- Paul Casey..........................70-75-70—215
(Race distances in meters)
x Reno 6 1 3 2 5 way ich, Walls, Gay; shutout by Emerson). Ricky Barnes .......................73-72-70—215 Men’s top five and area team scores: 1.
OKC Energy 5 1 3 1 4 (Starting position in parentheses) St. Teresa’s Academy 2, Blue Valley West 0. Bryce Molder ......................75-70-70—215 MidAmerica Nazarene, 177; 2. William
Los Angeles 6 1 4 1 4 Penn, 120; 3. Grand View, 119; 4. Baker,
1. (23) Aric Almirola, Ford, 113 laps. 2. STER (Farkas, Shatto; shutout by Batliner). Robby Shelton ....................73-72-70—215
Portland 8 1 7 0 3 Records: STER 9-4, BVW 12-1. (Even) 113; 5. Mount Mercy, 76; 7. Benedictine,
(14) Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet, 113. 3. (8)
Julian Etulain......................72-71-73—216 59; 8. Missouri Valley, 58; 10. Avila, 24.
x-late game not included Joey Logano, Ford, 113. 4. (4) Ben
BOYS TENNIS Patton Kizzire .....................73-71-72—216 Men’s area event winners
Saturday’s results Kennedy, Chevrolet, 113. 5. (10) Erik
Brett Drewitt......................73-72-71—216 200: Sawyerr, MNU, 21.29. 400: Warren,
Tampa Bay 0, Ottawa 0 Jones, Toyota, 113. 6. (19) Matt Tifft, Jefferson City 6, Lee’s Summit 3. No. 1
Hunter Mahan ....................72-73-71—216 BAK, 49.52. 800: Robinson, MNU, 1:58.14.
New York 3, Harrisburg City 1 Toyota, 113. 7. (21) Michael Annett, singles: Henry, LS, d. Mendez, JC, 6-0, 6-1.
Grayson Murray ..................67-73-76—216 1,500: Danner, BEN, 4:03.70. 110 hurdles:
Charleston 1, Bethlehem 0 Chevrolet, 113. 8. (6) Justin Allgaier, No. 1 doubles: Henry/Bowne, LS, d.
Seamus Power....................68-71-77—216 Graham, MNU, 14.38. 400 hurdles: Haskin,
Cincinnati 1, Richmond 1 Chevrolet, 113. 9. (18) Daniel Suarez, Mendez/McMillian, JC, 8-5.
(+1) MNU, 55.58. 3,000 steeplechase: Nunnally,
Orange County 4, Los Angeles 0 Toyota, 113. 10. (40) Jeff Green, Toyota,
SUBURBAN NORTH TOURNAMENT Luke List.............................72-71-74—217 MVC, 9:52.12. 400 relay: MidAmerica
San Antonio 1, Sacramento 0 113.
Xander Schauffele ..............71-70-76—217 Nazarene, 41.88. 3,200 relay: MidAmerica
Reno at Phoenix, late 11. (31) JJ Yeley, Toyota, 113. 12. (30) At Oak Park High School
Adam Scott ........................71-74-72—217 Nazarene, 7:59.55. Triple jump: Barnes,
Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 113. 13. (22) Darrell Team scores: 1. Park Hill, 58; 2. Truman, AVI, 14.60m.
Sunday-Tuesday Wallace Jr., Ford, 112. 14. (7) Ty Dillon, (+2)
No games scheduled 48; 3. Kearney, 43; 4. St. Joseph Central, Ryan Armour ......................71-72-75—218
Chevrolet, 112. 15. (2) Kasey Kahne, Women’s top five and area team scores: 1.
40; 5. North Kansas City, 38; 6. Staley, 29; Matt Jones .........................72-72-74—218 Grand View, 149; 2. MidAmerica Nazarene,
Wednesday’s games Chevrolet, 112. 16. (35) Joey Gase, 7. Oak Park, 20.
Colorado Springs at Portland, 1 p.m. Chevrolet, 112. 17. (37) Timmy Hill, James Hahn ........................72-71-75—218 145; 3. Clarke, 92; 4. Benedictine, 89; 5.
Individual results Brad Fritsch........................73-71-74—218
Real Monarchs SLC at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Dodge, 112. 18. (32) David Starr, Chev- Graceland, 76; 7. Baker, 66; 9. Avila, 42;
rolet, 112. 19. (25) Ross Chastain, A Flight Singles: Gates, STA, d. Savidge, Tyrone Van Aswegen...........72-73-73—218 10. Missouri Valley, 34.
Friday’s results Shawn Stefani ....................69-72-77—218
Swope Park Rangers 3, Vancouver 1 Chevrolet, 112. 20. (16) Tyler Reddick, TRU, 10-2. B Flight Singles: To, PH, d. Women’s area event winners
Curtis Luck .........................72-73-73—218 400: Adams, MVC, 59.58. 5,000: Leighton,
Colorado Springs 3, Tulsa 0 Chevrolet, 112. Mangles , TRU, 10-0. A Flight Doubles:
(+3)
21. (29) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, McFee/Martin, PH, d. Crockett/Keys, KEA, BEN, 18:38.05. 400 hurdles: Walker, MNU,
Portland at Seattle, late
10-7. B Flight Doubles: Decker/Zhang, PH, d Justin Lower .......................71-73-75—219 1:06.47. 3,000 steeplechase: Fenn, AVI,
112. 22. (38) Harrison Rhodes, Chevrolet, Tag Ridings.........................70-72-77—219
NWSL 112. 23. (15) Dakoda Armstrong, Toyota, Alden/Bui, SJC, 10-2. 12:19.14. 5,000 race walk: McCollum,
Hudson Swafford ................72-73-74—219 BAK, 27:04.24. 10,000: Krohn, MNU,
112. 24. (12) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet, KANSAS REGIONALS Ryan Blaum ........................72-73-74—219
Team W L T Pts GF GA 111. 25. (28) Mike Harmon, Dodge, 110. 40:58.36. 400 relay: Baker, 48.97. Pole
Class 6A: Friday, at Harmon Park Miguel Angel Carballo.........75-70-74—219 vault: Holloman, BAK, 3.60m. Long jump:
26. (13) Cole Custer, Ford, 95. 27. (39) (+4)
North Carolina 3 0 0 9 5 1 Team scores: 1. BV Northwest, 18; 2. SM Bragg, AVI, 5.42m. Javelin: McDougald,
Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, Electrical, 55. Lucas Glover .......................71-73-76—220
Boston 2 1 0 6 4 2 East, 13; T3. BV North, 10; T3. Blue Valley, MNU, 39.70m. Heptathlon: Lazaro, MVC,
x Portland 2 1 0 6 3 1 28. (26) Mark Thompson, Toyota, Engine, Ken Duke ............................68-76-76—220
55. 29. (11) Ryan Reed, Ford, Accident, 10; 5. SM West, 4; 6. SM South, 3; T7. SM 4,125 points.
Chicago 2 2 0 6 2 3 Jason Kokrak.......................71-74-75—220
49. 30. (17) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, North, 0; T7. SM Northwest, 0. Chris Kirk............................69-76-75—220 KCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Houston 2 2 0 6 4 7
x Seattle 1 1 1 4 6 5 Accident, 49. Singles state qualifiers: 1. Mylavarapu, J.J. Henry............................71-74-75—220
BVNW, d. Louiselle, SME, 6-2, 6-1. 3. Gupta, In McPherson, Kan.
Sky Blue FC 1 2 1 4 5 6 31. (1) Blake Koch, Chevrolet, Accident,
BVN; 4. Joyce, BVN; 5. Tran, BVNW; 6. Made cut, did not finish (Race distances in meters)
Washington 1 2 1 4 5 6 49. 32. (36) Martin Roy, Chevrolet,
Accident, 49. 33. (27) Chris Cockrum, Napier, SME. Men’s top five and area team scores: 1.
Kansas City 1 2 0 3 2 2 (+5) McPherson, 177; 2. Saint Mary, 139; 3.
Orlando 0 2 1 1 2 6 Chevrolet, Accident, 49. 34. (24) Scott Doubles state qualifiers: 1. A. Downing/A. Fabian Gomez .....................71-73-77—221
Lagasse Jr., Toyota, Accident, 48. 35. (33) Bhat, BVNW, d.. M. Wang/JP Acosta, BV, York, 99; 4. Tabor, 80; 5. Friends, 67; 8.
x-late game not included (+6)
Morgan Shepherd, Chevrolet, Fuel Pump, 6-4, 6-2. 3. M. Shuetz/C. Spicer, SME; 4. A. Ottawa, 42.
Greg Owen .........................70-75-77—222
Saturday’s results 32. 36. (9) William Byron, Chevrolet, Hui/A. Mukerjee, SMW; 5. C. Tubbesing/C. Men’s area event winners
Jason Bohn .........................75-70-77—222
Chicago 2, Houston 0 Accident, 32. 37. (5) Brandon Jones, Hansen, BV; 6. A. Searl/E. Iba, SMS. Martin Flores ......................74-71-77—222 800: Adams, SM, 1:56.38. 5,000: Weber,
Washington 4, Sky Blue FC 3 Chevrolet, Accident, 20. 38. (3) Daniel Steven Alker .......................74-71-77—222 SM, 15:32.75. 10,000: Weber, SM,
Seattle at Portland, late Class 6A: Friday, at Olathe South 31:41.05. 3,200 relay: Saint Mary,
Hemric, Chevrolet, Accident, 20. 39. (20)
Sunday’s games Spencer Gallagher, Chevrolet, Accident, 20. Team scores: 1. BV West, 19; 2. Olathe LPGA LORENA OCHOA 7:51.87.
40. (34) Ray Black II, Chevrolet, Engine, 7. Northwest, 10*; 3. Olathe North, 10*; 4. Women’s top five team scores: 1. Friends,
Kansas City at Orlando, 5 p.m.
Lawrence Free State, 10*; 5. Olathe East, 4; MATCH PLAY
Boston at North Carolina, 5 p.m. RACE STATISTICS 276; 2. Saint Mary, 135; 3. Southwestern
6. Gardner Edgerton, 2; T7. Olathe South, 1; Saturday, in Mexico City (Kan.), 85; 4. McPherson, 59; 5. Ottawa,
Average Speed of Race Winner: 139.065 T7. Lawrence, 1. At Club de Golf Mexico, par 72 58.
mph. Time of Race: 2 hours, 9 minutes, 41 *-Tiebreaker was winning percentage of Women’s area event winners
seconds. Margin of Victory: 0.142 seconds. games played. THIRD ROUND
200: Nealy, SM, 25.54. 1,500: Moreno, SM,
Mi Jung Hur d. Lydia Ko, 1 up.
Caution Flags: 5 for 20 laps. Lead Changes: Singles state qualifiers: 1. Seaton, ONW; 2.
Shanshan Feng d. Brooke Henderson, 1 up. 4:53.90. 5,000: Moreno, SM, 19:06.10.
INDOOR FOOTBALL 27 among 13 drivers.
Lap Leaders: B. Koch 0; K. Kahne 1-5; B.
Mittleman, BVW; 3. Crist, ON; 4. Fitzgerald,
OE; 5. Madhira, ON; 6. West, GE.
Ariya Jutanugarn d. Pernilla Lindberg, 5&3. 10,000: Stevens, SM, 39:55.36. 3,200
Cristie Kerr d. Cydney Clanton, 3&2. relay: Saint Mary, 9:53.93. Shot put: Music,
Kennedy 6-10; B. Koch 11; K. Kahne Doubles state qualifiers: 1. B. Serra/R. OTT, 13.92m.
ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 12-13; D. Suarez 14; K. Kahne 15; J. Michelle Wie d. Marina Alex, 5&4.
Serra, BVW; 2. R. Moody/N. Moody, BVW; 3. Angel Yin d. Sandra Gal, 3&2.
Logano 16-19; A. Almirola 20-27; M. Czapinski/Nickel, LFS; 4. Pultz-Earle/
Team W L T Pct PF PA Karine Icher d. Angela Stanford, 1 up.
Annett 28-33; T. Dillon 34-37; J. Logano Rasmussen, LFS; 5. Boschma/Firnhaber, Sei Young Kim d. Charley Hull, 3&1.
Philadelphia 4 0 0 1.000 242 184 38-46; E. Jones 47; J. Allgaier 48-51; G. ONW; 6. Atzenweiller/Nielsen, ON.
Smithley 52; J. Allgaier 53-58; E. Jones QUARTERFINALS
Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 160 157 Class 5A: Friday, at De Soto Mi Jung Hur d. Shanshan Feng, 1 up.
59; A. Almirola 60; K. Kahne 61-70; E.
Baltimore
Washington
1 2 0 .333
1 2 0 .333
124
116
169
135 Jones 71; J. Green 72-89; R. Chastain 90; Team scores: 1. St. James Academy, 23; 2. Ariya Jutanugarn d. Cristie Kerr, 19 holes. PROFESSIONAL TENNIS
J. Allgaier 91-104; J. Logano 105-106; E. Mill Valley, 21; 3. De Soto, 9; 4. St. Thomas Michelle Wie d. Angel Yin, 20 holes.
Cleveland 1 4 0 .200 265 263 Aquinas, 3; 5. Lansing, 2; T6. Sumner
Jones 107; J. Logano 108; E. Jones 109; Karine Icher d. Sei Young Kim, 5&4. MUTUA MADRID OPEN
Saturday’s result Academy, 0; T6. Leavenworth, 0.
A. Almirola 110-113.
Philadelphia 69, Cleveland 67
Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Singles state qualifiers: 1. Howes, SJA, d. CHAMPIONS TOUR Saturday in Madrid, Spain
Sunday’s game Burke, SJA, 7-6 (7-2), 2-6, 6-0; 3. Billings, INSPERITY INVITATIONAL WOMEN’S FIRST-ROUND SINGLES
Led): J. Allgaier 3 times for 24 laps; J.
Tampa Bay at Baltimore, noon Green 1 time for 18 laps; K. Kahne 4 times MV, d. McCabe, MV, 7-6 (7-4), 6-0; 5. Karolina Pliskova (2), Czech Republic, d.
Couch, DS, d. Allman, DS, injury default. Saturday in The Woodlands, Texas Lesia Tsurenko, Ukraine, 7-6 (7-5), 2-6,
for 18 laps; J. Logano 4 times for 16 laps; At The Woodlands CC
CHAMPIONS INDOOR A. Almirola 3 times for 13 laps; M. Annett Doubles state qualifiers: 1. Bock/Bergeron, 6-2.
MV, d. Leiffer/Spradlin, SJA, 5-7, 6-0, 6-1; Second round, par 72 Laura Siegemund, Germany, d. Johanna
FOOTBALL 1 time for 6 laps; B. Kennedy 1 time for 5
3. Peterson/Schanker, MV, d. Niesen/ (-11) Konta (6), Britain, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4.
laps; E. Jones 5 times for 5 laps; T. Dillon 1 Misaki Doi, Japan, d. Madison Keys (9),
North W L Pct. PF PA time for 4 laps; R. Chastain 1 time for 1 Chastain, SJA, 6-1, 6-1; 5. Kowynia/Gish, John Daly .................................68-65—133
DS, d. Castinado/Schanefelt, STA, 6-4, 6-4. (-10) United States, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4.
lap; G. Smithley 1 time for 1 lap; B. Koch 1
x Sioux City 7 1 .875 445 357 time for 1 lap; D. Suarez 1 time for 1 lap. Class 5A: Friday, at Emporia
Kenny Perry .............................69-65—134 Irina-Camelia Begu, Romania, d. Elena
Vesnina (12), Russia, 6-4, 6-4.
x Bloomington 6 3 .667 432 374
Team scores: 1. Topeka West, 21; 2. Topeka
(-9)
Alison Riske, United States, d. Viktorija
Omaha 5 3 .625 365 359 NHRA SOUTHERN Jerry Smith ..............................69-66—135
x Bismarck 3 4 .429 281 304 Seaman, 15; 3. Pittsburg, 10; 4. Emporia, (-8) Golubic, Switzerland, 6-2, 6-4.
x West Michigan 3 6 .333 428 431 NATIONALS PAIRINGS 6; 5. BV Southwest, 5; 6. Shawnee Heights, Tommy Armour III...................69-67—136 Lara Arruabarrena, Spain, d. Christina
Kansas City 1 8 .111 334 443 In Commerce, Ga.; at Atlanta Dragway 1; 7. Topeka Highland Park, 0. (-7) McHale, United States, 4-6, 7-6 (1), 6-2.
Salina 0 9 .000 323 446 Area doubles state qualifiers: 3. Kuebeler/ Miguel Angel Jimenez...............71-66—137
After Saturday qualifying; final elim- ATP WORLD TOUR BMW
inations today Gonzales, TW, d. Renner/Shi, BVSW, 6-4, (-6)
x-late game not included
TOP FUEL
6-2. Kevin Sutherland......................72-66—138 OPEN
Saturday’s results Scott Dunlap ............................71-67—138
Omaha 37, Kansas City 29 1. Tony Schumacher, 3.736 seconds, Saturday in Munich
325.45 mph vs. 16. Brittany Force, 9.391, Fred Couples ............................70-68—138 QUARTERFINAL SINGLES
Texas 46, Salina 42 Paul Goydos .............................68-70—138
Bloomington at West Michigan, late 70.88; 2. Steve Torrence, 3.738, 322.04 Hyeon Chung, South Korea, d. Martin
Mark Brooks.............................68-70—138 Klizan, Slovakia, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2.
Centex at Dallas, late vs. 15. Smax Smith, 8.526, 62.13; 3.
Kirk Triplett..............................67-71—138
Duke City at Amarillo, late Antron Brown, 3.741, 326.08 vs. 14. Troy (-5) SEMIFINAL SINGLES
Sioux City at Bismarck, late Coughlin Jr., 4.083, 199.58; 4. Clay THE LATEST LINE Stephen Ames ..........................74-65—139 Alexander Zverev (3), Germany, d. Roberto
Dodge City at Wichita, late Millican, 3.763, 318.77 vs. 13. Terry Jay Don Blake...........................72-67—139 Bautista Agut (2), Spain, 7-5, 7-5,
Sunday-Thursday Haddock, 4.075, 251.53; 5. Doug Kalitta, MLB Steve Pate................................70-69—139 Guido Pella, Argentina, d. Hyeon Chung,
No games scheduled 3.764, 324.67 vs. 12. Chris Karamesines, Tom Lehman ............................64-75—139 South Korea, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.
4.048, 286.50; 6. Terry McMillen, 3.781, Sunday’s games Jay Haas...................................67-72—139
Friday’s game 323.43 vs. 11. Leah Pritchett, 3.862, ATP WORLD TOUR
Salina at Wichita, 7 p.m. Favorite Line Underdog Line (-4)
304.05; 7. Shawn Langdon, 3.784,
KANSAS CITY -105 Cleveland -105 Scott McCarron ........................73-67—140 ESTORIL OPEN
321.19 vs. 10. Pat Dakin, 3.839, 318.24; Paul McGinley ..........................71-69—140
TAMPA BAY -140 Toronto +130 Saturday in Oeiras, Portugal
8. Bob Vandergriff, 3.822, 313.66 vs. 9. Paul Broadhurst .......................71-69—140
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Former Kansas basketball player Luke Axtell works for Heroes Sports to help bring hunting opportunities to veterans. And, yes, he plays guitar.
Ex-Jayhawk brings
outdoors to service
members, veterans
BY GARY BEDORE
gbedore@kcstar.com
Legend has it former
Kansas basketball player
Luke Axtell once was
tardy for a Roy Williams-
led workout because he’d
lost track of time while
duck hunting.
“I showed up 29 min-
utes late to a 30-minute
practice in my waders. I
ran everyday for the rest
of the year after practice
for it,” Axtell said, while
setting the record straight.
“Adam LaRoche (buddy
and former big-league
baseball player) was put-
ting a dip in after hunting,
took his hands off the
wheel and ran his truck
into a ditch. Truck sank to
the doors. I hitched a ride
back (to Allen Fieldhouse)
with a KU professor,”
Axtell added.
Williams, the Kansas
coach at that time, was
flipping mad at Axtell, the
6-foot-10, floppy-haired
three-point sharpshooter
from Texas who played at
KU from 1999-2001. Of
course at the time, during
Axtell’s redshirt sopho-
more season, Williams
wasn’t aware that Axtell
was late because Axtell
had been out honing the
outdoors skills he’d some-
day use in his eventual
dream profession.
Axtell, who is now 38 is
national director of hunt-
ing and fishing for Heroes
Sports, a nonprofit organi-
zation “committed to
supporting our returning
U.S. military service mem-
bers and veterans with
opportunities to play mul-
tiple sports, outdoors and
recreation to maintain an
active lifestyle, bond
through teamwork and be
active in the community.”
Axtell loves his work.
“It’s been an incredible
honor. I love what I do,”
said Axtell, who while
based in Dripping Springs,
Texas, helps raise funds to
outfit military members
with clothes and equip-
ment and provide food
and shelter on fishing and
hunting trips to various
states. Axtell locates land-
owners, seeks permission
to use their property and
takes the military mem-
bers and veterans on the
outings.
“It’s funny because I
have never fished or hunt-
ed less in my life — what
I’m doing is hosting,” said
Axtell, a lifelong outdoors
fanatic.
“I don’t pick up a pole
or gun on these trips. I’m
serving, not getting. It’s
my desire to give back to
these guys, especially new
guys who don’t know
exactly what they are
doing — putting them in
position to succeed wheth-
er they are hunting or
fishing. I’m coaching a
little bit, guiding a little bit
to put smiles on faces,
which is a blessing.”
Axtell — whose NBA
dreams were squashed
after he left KU in 2001
because of degenerative
disc disease in his lower
spine — has worked as a
youth basketball coach
(high school and indivi-
dual workouts) since leav-
ing KU and is still in-
volved in teaching funda-
mentals during evenings
when he has the time.
Since December, his
full-time gig has been with
Heroes Sports. The non-
profit based in San Anto-
nio also offers veterans
opportunities to play base-
ball, slowpitch softball,
golf, volleyball and bas-
ketball. The group lands
tickets to take veterans to
sporting events and con-
certs.
“What pushed me in
this direction,” Axtell said,
“is seeing news stories
about suicide rates (of
veterans). It broke my
heart, man. These are
guys and ladies we should
be taking care of, who are
protecting our country. I
made up my mind if I ever
got the opportunity to do
something, I would. The
opportunity came along.”
Axtell met Heroes
Sports founder Mike Bark-
er through an Army Rang-
er friend of Barker’s and
agreed to come aboard in
December.
“I think anytime you can
take someone’s talents and
turn them into helping
service members and veter-
ans it’s an amazing thing,”
Barker said. “As national
director of hunting and
fishing he has put an up-
start nonprofit organization
on a three to five year oper-
ating schedule already in
just six months. It’s defi-
nitely a testament to who
he is. He wants to give back
to veterans. He believes in
our program. He’s a great
asset.”
Brian Keaton, who is a
retired U.S. Army Ser-
geant First Class and the
national spokesperson for
Heroes Sports, says Axtell
has a passion for support-
ing veterans while provid-
ing a form of therapy.
Many of the veterans
participating in Heroes
Sports programs are am-
putees or individuals suf-
fering from post traumatic
stress disorder or a trau-
matic brain injury.
“Luke has a magnetic
personality,” Keaton said.
“He fits well with veter-
ans. He’s a people pleaser
in a lot of ways. He’s a
server like a soldier. He
pulls all kind of strings.
He’s pretty gutsy. He’s not
afraid. If he wants some-
thing for veterans, he goes
and gets it. He can raise
money. He is a great guy.”
Axtell is not only profi-
cient at fundraising, but in
the field.
“He’s a great hunter
and fisherman obviously,”
Keaton said. “He’d rather
do that than sleep. He is
extremely kind, patient.
He provides a big pres-
ence. Most soldiers, veter-
ans, know something
about sports. Luke has
such a magnetic person-
ality. It’s just Luke. I’m
incredibly proud of him.
We’ve talked about it.
This is something Luke is
made for, I think.”
The same Axtell who
charmed KU fans by play-
ing guitar and singing solo
at the 1998 Late Night
With Roy Williams is still
playing his music as well
— sometimes within ear-
shot of those on the hunt-
ing/fishing trips.
“Only at campfires,”
said Axtell, who along
with wife, Monica, has a
daughter who is 11 years
old and a son who is 5. As
far as storytelling about
his hoops career around
the fire … he’s an open
book willing to discuss his
days as a star at Austin
Westlake High, his one
year at the University of
Texas, and ensuing sea-
sons after a transfer to
Kansas.
Axtell broke his hand at
a KU practice, suffered
severe back and ankle
injuries and had an undis-
closed medical condition
that limited his playing
time during his KU days.
“I remember it. No way
you can forget playing at
Kansas, though it seems a
lifetime ago,” said Axtell.
He said he still keeps in
touch with teammates
John Crider and Jeff Bos-
chee among others.
“When it comes to win-
ning and learning the
game, there’s no better
coach to play for on the
face of the planet than
Coach Williams,” Axtell
said. “It’s all about the
relationships to me.
“I don’t watch much
basketball. I do enjoy
teaching kids how to suc-
ceed whether in basketball
or something else. That’s
where motivation comes
from. If I can help kids get
a kid on a trajectory to get
a scholarship that’s a big
deal in a kid’s life.”
The work of Axtell and
Heroes Sports have saved
some adult lives, Keaton
stated.
“I was talking to some-
body and said, ‘What do
you think of Heroes
Sports?’ He said: ‘I was
going to kill myself that
week, then I met Mike
Barker.’ Talk about moti-
vation … that was evi-
dence right there we’re
doing something right,”
Keaton said.
And Keaton noted that
Axtell is central to that
mission.
“This team … we’re
doing something every
week keeping veterans
involved,” Keaton said.
“All a veteran wants is a
mission. Luke understands
that. I love Luke. What a
good heart. He puts every-
Submitted photo
thing out there, pays for
trips out of his own pock-
et. We all do. It’s because
we know when we have a
quality product, every-
thing else works itself
out.”
Heroes Sports wants to
open a chapter in Kansas.
There will be a fundraiser
in July in Fort Scott hosted
by Axtell’s friend, La-
Roche. For information on
future events and how to
donate one can go to
heroessports.org.
“It’s a no brainer for me
personally, the contacts I
have in Kansas,” Axtell
said, noting there also
could be a fundraising
event at some point in
Kansas City.
“Everything is free (for
veterans). Everything is
covered. We have a great
product they love. I’ve
gotten no negative feed-
back. We are new and
growing fast. I don’t fore-
see us pumping the
brakes. Kansas makes
sense for us.”
Prior to the July fund-
raising event in Fort Scott,
Axtell will be all over
Texas, Indiana, Louisiana
and other states monitor-
ing the Heroes Sports
hunting and fishing trips.
“Heck no,” Axtell said,
when asked if he has any
regrets that a long basket-
ball career wasn’t in the
cards for a guy who had
the flash of Pistol Pete
Maravich in a much taller
frame. “To be where I am
and doing what I’m doing
… with the family I have, I
wake up every day feeling
blessed as can be.”
Gary Bedore:
816-234-4068,
@garybedore
Outdoors 11B
Blizzard’s
impact on
pheasants
uncertain
BY MICHAEL PEARCE
mpearce@wichitaeagle.com
Jeff Prendergast knows
the rare, spring blizzard
that dumped more than 12
inches of snow over much
of western Kansas could
have been disastrous to
the region’s pheasant
population.
He also knows it might
have done the birds a
huge favor.
“There are a lot of un-
knowns at this point,” said
Prendergast, Kansas De-
partment of Wildlife, Parks
and Tourism’s pheasant
biologist. “We have so
many things going on out
there right now. But I’m
pretty optimistic we can
come out of this OK.”
Negatives include hens
incubating eggs could
have been covered by the
heavy snow and suffocat-
ed. Another problem could
be if the heavy snow killed
thousands of acres of
wheat that was vulnerable
as it started to grow stems
and heads of grain. Many
hens nest in wheat, much
of which could get disked
under, so corn, milo or
soybeans can be planted.
The snows melted fast
enough Prendergast isn’t
worried about pheasants
starving.
While the timing of the
snows was disastrous for
many wheat farmers, it
could have been worse in
terms of pheasant repro-
duction. The biologist said
now is just the beginning of
when hens are starting to
incubate their clutches of
eggs. Many hens will re-
nest if their eggs have been
destroyed, or frozen in cold
temperatures. That could
especially be the case this
spring.
Prendergast referenced
research that showed hens
are more likely to renest
when there’s plenty of
moisture, like this spring,
compared to when condi-
tions are dry and the birds
are physically stressed.
Hens that lost clutches in
destroyed wheat fields
should find good alterna-
tive nesting areas, thanks
to the added moisture,
such as in thick, weedy
and grassy fields.
Such huge amounts of
moisture are also better
now than when the chicks
start hatching in early to
mid-June. Cold, heavy
rains then can kill chicks.
Hen pheasants won’t try
to re-nest after their eggs
have hatched.
In some areas there have
been reports of some large
numbers of doves, other
songbirds, squirrels and
rabbits found dead when
snows melted. Game war-
dens Jacob Greene, of Scott
City, and Zerick Kuecker,
of Deerfield, have received
no reports of people finding
dead pheasants in fields.
Both have seen some birds
on their limited travels
since the snows.
Prendergast said he
didn’t have too many
concerns with quail.
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The Hills Are Alive garden in Mission Hills is set for a dinner party with bright splashes of color. The homeowner created this table-setting, but Trapp & Co. will set it for the
Entertaining Gardens tour.

GLORIOUS GARDENS
Here’s your chance to tour 5 lush
Mission Hills & Fairway private gardens
BY CYNTHIA BILLHARTZ GREGORIAN
cgregorian@kcstar.com
Gardens aren’t just for flowers,
shrubs and vegetables.
They’re for parties, too. Dinner par-
inspiration with its Entertaining Gar-
dens tour on Saturday, May 13, featur-
ing five private gardens in Mission
Hills and Fairway. Each includes a
colorful, themed tablescape. Visitors
may also view rooms in the homes.
Tour proceeds will benefit the
members planting, feeding, mulching
and trimming for several weeks now.
One of the Mission Hills gardens on
the tour sits atop a wooded hillside,
hence its theme is The Hills Are Alive.
A tiered garden covers the hillside,
and roses surround a circular drive.
Every inch of ground surrounding the
home is covered with plants. A garden
gate in the back opens onto a pathway
that passes beneath an arbor where
homeowner Sharon Orr has hung sev-
...........................................................
Entertaining
Gardens
10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, May
13, rain or shine. Gardens are
not handicap-accessible.
Tickets are $45 at
thewestportgardenclub.org.
Patron tickets are $100 each.
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ties, cocktail parties, kids parties — you
can create an aura of magic for any of
these get-togethers by hosting it be-
neath your trees and surrounded by
foliage.
The Westport Garden Club will offer
Kansas City Native Plant Initiative, a
partnership of more than 50 private,
public and nonprofit groups working
across the Kansas City area to promote
native ecosystems.
Each garden has had a team of club
eral birdhouses.
Round a corner and you’re met with
an explosion of color in the form of a
glass and metal wind sculpture by artist
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exterior this spring

BY BRENT GLASGOW
Angie’s List
Spring provides the opportuni-
ty to improve or even remake
the outside of your house and
perhaps knock out some tasks
you’ve put off for far too long.
Here are five areas where a
little time and effort can pay off:
A Mulch, flowers and vege-
table gardens: Spreading fresh
mulch is a good start each
spring. Mulch moderates soil
temperature, conserves mois-
ture, suppresses weeds and adds
organic matter to the soil as the
shredded bark breaks down.
You don’t need much space to
grow ornamental plants or nutri-
tious veggies.
Consider a pollinator garden
that attracts the insects who
greatly benefit our food supply,
with plants like bee balm, chry-
santhemums, lemon balm and
salvia.
A New backyard features: If
you want to take your backyard
to the next level, consider add-
ing an eye-catching water fea-
ture, koi pond or fire feature. All
come in a variety of sizes and
styles friendly to most budgets.
Planting a tree will liven up
your yard and deliver family
enjoyment and memories as it
grows over the years. Just make
Ornamental plants add to the curb appeal of a house. Be sure to sure you don’t plant a tree
spread a fresh layer of mulch in the spring. that’ll cause more problems
than it’s worth.
A Patios, decks and walk-
For a project that’ll leave from shipping pallets look cool ways: Weather and age eventu-
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The High Point Market furnishings industry trade show drew 75,000 people to High Point, N.C.
COMING TRENDS
Biggest furnishings show in
the world hits a high point
BY MARY CAROL GARRITY
Tribune News Service
The team and I just got
back from the spring High
Point Market, and I am
looking for the words to
describe how fabulous it
was this year. In all my
years of going to home
furnishings markets,
scouting for the unique
mix of furnishings and
accents, this year’s High
Point Market was the best
yet.
In case you are not fam-
iliar with High Point Mar-
ket, it’s the largest fur-
nishings industry trade
show in the world, draw-
ing 75,000 people to High
Point, N.C. This is the
show where hot new de-
signers are discovered, the
newest designs are re-
vealed and decorating
trends are cemented.
Our beginning was
inauspicious this year. Our
flight out of Kansas City
was delayed, and by the
time we reached Atlanta,
our connecting flight to
High Point was long gone.
Instead of waiting for a
flight the next morning
and missing valuable
shopping time, we rented
a big van and set out at
midnight on the five-hour
drive to High Point in the
rain.
After two hours of sleep,
we zipped off to the mar-
ket. We forgot our fatigue
as soon as we entered. I
don’t think we slowed
down all day, because our
enthusiasm was fueling
our fire. Here is a snap-
shot of our favorites.
A Perfect pillows: I
swear it is not a require-
ment for working at our
store that you have to love
the color blue. But we all
seem to share an all-con-
HANDYMAN
Efficient toilet flushing
could use an assist
BY ED DEL GRANDE
Tribune News Service
Q: We just purchased a
Q:
small lake cabin and want
to replace the old toilet
with a new toilet to help
save water. I have tried
research, but frankly I’m
confused. What suggest-
ions do you have to assist
us in finding a very effi-
This year’s High Point Market, featuring a variety of furnishings and accessories, was the
best yet.
MARY CAROL GARRITY Tribune News Service
Ever-popular blue showed up everywhere, in upholstered
furniture, bedding, accents and more.
suming love for this hue.
Our buying team gravitat-
ed to the wonderful ways
this ever-popular color
was being shown, through
upholstered furniture,
bedding, accents and
more. The designers were
pairing blue with lots of
green this year, a look we
adored. One vendor al-
cient toilet?
A: Believe it or not, a
A:
good part of the answer is
in your question. The two
key words are efficiency
and assist, and I’ll explain
both as they relate to toi-
lets.
If you’re looking to save
water, I recommend get-
ting a high efficiency toi-
let, or what we in the
trades call a HET. In most
MARY CAROL GARRITY Tribune News Service
MARY CAROL GARRITY Tribune News Service
lowed us to design our
own ready-made pillows,
so we went to town!
A Artwork: The array of
artwork was also stagger-
ing and fabulous. We
snatched up Audubon
prints, graphic photos,
florals and abstracts. It’s
all fresh, exciting stuff.
A Wood pieces: We
cases, to qualify as a HET
the fixture flushes with
less than 1.3 gallons of
water per flush.
For water savings and
flushing power, I like air
pressure-assisted HETs.
Air-assisted or pressure-
lite toilets use pressure
vessel technology to deliv-
er strong and efficient
flushes.
Since some pressure-
assisted toilets use only
one gallon of water per
flush, this should really
help clear the air on how
you can save a lot of wa-
ter.
THE ARRAY OF
ARTWORK WAS
STAGGERING AND
FABULOUS.
discovered gorgeous wood
pieces that will harmonize
perfectly with the eclectic
blend of furnishings, ac-
cents and artwork we
discovered. Our shopping
list included everything
from the Seddon chair,
part of Theodore Alexan-
der’s Althorp Living Histo-
ry Collection (which are
reproductions of furniture
from the ancestral home
of Princess Di), to more
rustic rattan pieces.
KC GARDENS
Should you fertilize
the lawn in May?
BY DENNIS PATTON
Special to the Star
A lush green lawn is a
source of pride for many
homeowners: A carpet of
green grass shows they
care about their homes.
But others may not desire
the level of maintenance
or care required to achieve
this standard.
When it comes to lawn
care, some basic practices
are required regardless of
the level of care you de-
sire. Fertilization is a
maintenance requirement
that can vary, depending
on how much care you do.
Research into lawn care
has determined that ap-
plying more fertilizer
results in a higher quality
lawn. It has also shown
that an application in May
may be optional, depend-
ing on your level of care
and desired quality.
A mid-May application
of fertilizer is necessary
only for those seeking that
lush carpet of grass all
summer long. Apply a
dose of fertilizer during
this period only if you
water sufficiently to keep
the grass green over the
summer.
Lawns that are watered
throughout the summer
will need this nutrient
boost to keep them grow-
ing and in a dark green
state. Choose a product
that is high in nitrogen
and contains as much
slow-release fertilizer as
possible. Examples would
be 30-0-0, 29-3-3 or simi-
lar. This extends the avail-
ability of the nitrogen for a
longer period and reduces
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Fertilize in May only if you water frequently in the
summer to maintain a lush, green lawn.
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summer stress on the turf.
An application of fertil-
izer is not necessary now
if you do not water reg-
ularly during the summer.
Added fertilizer pushes
the grass to grow, result-
ing in a need for more
water, which in turn de-
creases the drought-toler-
ance of the lawn.
Skipping this application
will not be noticeable in a
lower input lawn. Lawns
that are allowed to go
dormant or do not receive
regular watering tend to
go off color or brown out.
You will not see any dif-
ference in the turf quality
without the fertilizer. By
not fertilizing, you are
actually reducing the po-
tential for summer stress
by not forcing growth.
The most important
time to fertilize bluegrass
and tall fescue is in the
fall, early September. This
application is vital, as it
helps the turf, whether
higher maintenance or
lower, recover from the
stress of summer. During
the September growth
period, strong roots will
develop, which thickens
up the stand of grass and
results in better top
growth.
Dennis Patton is a
horticulture agent with
Kansas State University
Research and Extension.
Got a question for him or
other university extension
experts? Email them to
garden.help@jocogov.org or
visit KCGardens
.KansasCity.com.
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SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com

Rabbits hold a basket of petunias in front of a water

feature in The Hills Are Alive garden.

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Homeowner Caroline Kroh hand-painted the tablecloth and made the ceramic dishes for the Artful Garden. SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com

Lights strung through the trees in the Cape Cod Charm

garden add a festive air.
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TOUR family flank the fireplace.

Andrew Carson. The brick
courtyard has white mold-
ed polypropylene furniture
by Italian furniture-maker
Bubble Club topped with
hot pink cushions with
white swirls. It’s like a
warm, cozy living room,
only outside.
A nearby pond features
a floating garden. A
screened porch will be set
for a children’s party, and
a back terrace will be set
by Trapp & Co. for a din-
ner party.
“When we moved in, it
was a brick patio that was
falling apart,” Orr says.
“We tore it apart and
started over.”
The Orrs get a variety of
wildlife in the gardens,
Several seating areas fea-
ture black wrought iron
Parker James furniture with
black-and-white striped
cushions. A large coat of
arms carved into a marble
slab from Lucca, Italy,
hangs above the fireplace.
The homeowner, who
asked not to be identified,
says she and her husband
entertain on the veranda all
summer long, even when it
rains. A nearby pool is
surrounded by old roses
and guarded by a bronze
replica of one of the terra-
cotta warriors of Xi’an that
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com the owners bought during a
The Cape Cod Charm garden is ready for a dinner party with a table setting featuring trip to China.
lobster plates. The homeowners recently installed a fireplace, kitchen and TV. The homeowner said
the backyard and its gar-
dens drew her and her
THE ORRS GET A husband to the home
when they bought it five
years ago.
“The previous owners
had planted a spring gar-
den and would leave to go
elsewhere during the sum-
mer, so nothing would
bloom from May through
September. We added
more hydrangeas and
plants that would bloom
all different times of the
year. It’s a beautiful late
summer garden.
“Right now, we are in the
wedding shower phase,”
she added, referring to the
types of parties she’ll be
throwing in the garden in
coming weeks.
Cynthia Billhartz
Gregorian: 816-234-4780,
@CindyBGregorian

including foxes and big VARIETY OF

tortoises, and spend most
of the summer outside.
“Even when it’s hot,
because we are up high
and getting a nice breeze,
it’s nice all summer,” she
says.
The first floor of the
home will also be open so
visitors can see the Orrs’
eclectic decor, which skill-
fully combines Asian,
French and English decor
with family heirlooms and
a neon light collection as
well as the contemporary
art of Dale Chihuly, Lisa
Lou and Linda Lighton.
The Orrs’ garden has a
fairy-tale feel to it, but the
Artful Garden in Fairway
feels formal.
Enter through a white
picket fence and a brick
path leads to a classically
designed herb garden
edged in boxwood, with a
30-year-old bay leaf tree
in a terra-cotta urn iin the
center. The path continues
to the backyard, where it
opens onto a huge, well-
manicured lawn.
Homeowners Carolyn
and George Kroh created
gardens around the lawn
by laying out a wavy bor-
der, or what volunteer Jo
Missildine calls lyrical
lines. There’s a woodlands
garden, a perennial herb-
aceous border and a vege-
table garden with hand-
Teacups are stacked and made into a floral arrangement
for a table setting in The Hills Are Alive garden.
made wattle fencing and
trellised supports.
Carolyn is an artist, so
the grounds are full of
whimsical touches, in-
cluding a small water fea-
ture surrounded by ceramic
leaves she made, garden
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stakes with tiny ceramic
birdhouses made by her
grandchildren and an old-
fashioned screened porch
with hand-stenciled floors.
Tablescapes will be set
up around the yard and
will comprise Carolyn’s
WILDLIFE IN THE
GARDENS,
INCLUDING FOXES
AND BIG
TORTOISES.
handiwork in the form of
painted tablecloths and
ceramic dinnerware.
Another of the Mission
Hills gardens, decorated
with a Cape Cod Charm
theme, begins in front of
the home, where a 30-
foot-tall big leaf magnolia
adds shade and structure
to an entryway courtyard.
The tree has a 32-foot
span and is registered as a
state champion with the
Kansas Forest Service.
Around the side of the
home, a white picket fence
fortified with chicken wire
protects mini cucumbers,
tomatoes and herbs from
bunnies nesting nearby. A
wrought-iron gate toward
the rear of the house opens
on to a brick path that leads
to a large brick courtyard,
lined with Northstar box-
wood and variegated liriope
on one side and a covered
veranda with a stone fi-
replace and flat-screen TV
on the other.
Ship navigation lights
passed down through the

FROM PAGE 1C For less than $100, a as well. For homes with To liven up a timeworn
good DIY pressure wash algae on their north-facing fence, DIY power washing

CURB can restore luster to pat-

lounging spaces and path-
ways. Depending on the
size and material you
choose, new patios and
decks run anywhere from
$2,000 to more than
$25,000. Similarly, walk-
ways start at $1,000.
Minor repairs to problem
areas are much cheaper,
so if you can get by for a
few years, consider that
route.
ios, decks and walkways
that have darkened over
time.
A Siding: If winter left
your exterior dingy, con-
sider a pressure washing
of the entire house. How-
ever, power cleaning sid-
ing is often a task best left
to a pro.
Too much pressure can
blow a hole through vinyl
siding, and an untrained
hand and eye could cause
damage to other surfaces
wall due to lack of direct
sunlight, pros typically use
a soap and algaecide scrub
to get rid of the green
growth.
Expect to pay around
$300 to $400 for the
service.
A Fencing: High winds
often pull fence boards
loose over the winter.
With a box of nails and a
hammer, it’s easy to walk
the perimeter of your
fence and fix problem
boards.
can help bring back that
attractive wood grain. But
take care; as with siding,
too much pressure often
causes damage.
If you want to stain the
fence after cleaning, pick
a shade that’s slightly
darker than what you want
the finished product to
look like, as the sun will
eventually lighten it.
For a new fence, expect
to pay $16 a foot for wood
up to $40 a foot for alumi-
num.
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Arts+Culture
Josephine Hoskins, middle, a 17-year-old transgender girl, has found a place to be herself at Passages, which meets at Brush Creek Community Center.
Passages: a safe space
Kansas City group is providing a safe place where transgender teens can find acceptance
BY AARON RANDLE
arandle@kcstar.com
Josephine Hoskins knew she
was in a different place — a
special place — the moment she
walked into her first KC Pas-
sages meet-up.
“Hey, what are your pro-
nouns?” one of the youths
asked.
With just five words, the
anxiety and nervousness Hos-
kins had been feeling since a
friend suggested she visit the
LGBTQ+ youth advocacy pro-
gram evaporated.
“Oh my God, do you know
how awesome that felt?!” says
Hoskins, 17.
She’s sitting in the living
room of her home that suffo-
cates her, barely 2,000 feet
from the high school that broke
her. Hoskins explains how, in
her world, no place is truly safe.
“Some people look at Amer-
ica as a country. To me, Amer-
ica is a war zone. Anytime I
step outside of my house, hell,
when I come into my house, I
realize I can be killed.”
Hoskins was born biologically
a male, but as early as when she
was 2, she has felt an innate
and deep psychological identifi-
cation with the female gender.
Her identifications are so
strong, in fact, that she feels
she has gender dysphoria, a
psychological distress stem-
ming directly from a conflict
with biological assignment and
gender identity that affects
some (though not all) trans-
Story of how two women founded KC Women’s
Jazz Festival chronicled in new book 5D
“There’s no place where we’re allowed to be ourselves. But then you create Passages. It’s the only place
where I’m allowed to be,” Josephine Hoskins says.
gender individuals.
“It feels like I’m falling, like
I’m out of place,” Hoskins says.
“I used to really fear going to
sleep because when I would
wake up, I was in this defense-
less state where I felt like I was
in the wrong body.
“It’s hard to put into words
what this feeling is like. I don’t
hate my body, I don’t see any-
thing wrong with the male body
at all,” Hoskins continues. “It’s
just not right for me. I can love
the shoes you have on, but for
me I know they’re four sizes too
big. Living your life in a body
that’s not right for you is like
trying to wear a pair of shoes
that’s four sizes too big.
“It’s really lonely.”
She revealed her gender
identity to her mother, Tiffany
Sykes, just three months ago.
“I had a mini breakdown,”
Sykes recalls. “I didn’t know
anything about that life. It’s like
losing a child. One day, I tried
to accept it but the next day,
I’m struggling.”
Sykes says she has done some
research about being the parent
of a transgender child, but she
says she still has “five sons and
a daughter. I don’t have two
daughters.” For her, Hoskins is
still Josiah.
Being Muslim adds more
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complexity to the issue for
Sykes: “This goes against every-
thing my religion is about.”
Hoskins says religion doesn’t
define her or her gender identi-
ty, but between the two, it’s
hard to find acceptance.
“I’m a black Muslim trans-
gender girl,” the teen say-
s.“What place in America is
really for me? What space is
safe?”
There’s at least one place.
LLAMAS AND UNICORNS
“You all look like llamas to
me. And I don’t want to have
sex with a llama.”
The gaggle of teens inside
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To learn more
The KC Passages program is
facilitated through the KC
Anti-Violence Project. Passages
meets every Wednesday at the
Brush Creek Community Center,
3801 Emanuel Cleaver II Blvd.,
from 6 to 9 p.m.
For more about Passages, visit
kcpassages.org.
For more about the KC
Anti-Violence Project, visit
kcavp.org.
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Brush Creek Community Cen-
ter erupts with laughter.
“Lovely llamas,” Hoskins
adds with a smirk. “But llamas,
nonetheless.”
It’s a Wednesday evening
and there are 18 kids of every
size, shade and style congregat-
ed inside the community cen-
ter’s oblong meeting room for
their weekly KC Passages meet-
ing.
Flashy, skinny boys in chok-
ers and “Flawless” Beyonce-
themed T-shirts. Grungy teens
in plaid and faded rocker tees.
Shy, chipmunk-cheeked mid-
dle-schoolers trying their best
to blend in. And uber-confident
6-foot-tall boys in impeccable
makeup. And the hair. Manes
dangle in shades of candy red,
fuchsia, sky blue and seafoam.
If this sounds weird and oth-
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LITERARY CALENDAR
Anna Quindlen
The Pulitzer Prize-winning
journalist and best-selling
author will discuss her creative
process and writing craft as part
of the Story Center Speakers
Series. She has written eight
novels, including “Object Les-
sons,” “One True Thing” and
“Black and Blue,” and her newest
is “Miller’s Valley.” 6 p.m. May 13.
Mid-Continent Public Library-
Woodneath Library Center,
8900 N.E. Flintlock.
mystorycenter.org, 816-883-
4900
Elizabeth Rosin
Historic preservationist will
discuss “Kemper Arena: A Kan-
sas City Icon.” 2 p.m. May 7.
Kansas City Public Library-
Central Library, 14 W. 10th.
kclibrary.org, 816-701-3400
Yaa Gyasi
For “Homegoing.” 6:30 p.m.
May 8. Kansas City Public Li-
brary-Plaza Branch, 4801 Main.
kclibrary.org or rainydaybooks-
.com, 816-701-3400 or 913-384-
3126
Denise Low and Kelly Barth
Low will read from “Turtle’s
Beating Heart,” and Barth from a
yet-to-be published memoir. 7
p.m. May 8. Raven Book Store, 6
E. Seventh, Lawrence.
ravenbookstore.com, 785-749-
3300
David Grann
For “Killers of the Flower
Moon: The Osage Murders and
the Birth of the FBI.” 6:30 p.m.
May 9. Kansas City Public Li-
brary-Plaza Branch, 4801 Main.
kclibrary.org or rainydaybooks-
.com, 816-701-3400 or 913-384-
BEST-SELLERS
FICTION
1. “The Fix,” by David Baldac-
ci
2. “Fast and Loose,” by Stuart
Woods
3. “The Black Book,” by
James Patterson and David Ellis
4. “Big Little Lies,” by Liane
Moriarty
5. “A Man Called Ove,” by
Fredrik Backman
6. “The Woman in Cabin 10,”
by Ruth Ware
7. “Any Day Now,” by Robyn
Carr
8. “The Handmaid’s Tale,” by
Margaret Atwood
9. “Milk and Honey,” by Rupi
Kaur
10. “Lilac Girls,” by Martha
Hall Kelly
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For “Inspiring Courage.” 7
p.m. May 10. $19.95. Rainy Day
Books, 2706 W. 53rd, Fairway.
rainydaybooks.com, 913-384-
3126
Patricia Lockwood
For “Priestdaddy: A Memoir.”
7 p.m. May 10. Mid-Continent
Public Library-Woodneath
Library Center, 8900 N.E. Flint-
lock. mystorycenter.org or
rainydaybooks.com, 816-883-
4900 or 913-384-3126. Also, 7
p.m. May 11. Lawrence Public
Library, 707 Vermont, Lawrence.
lawrence.lib.ks.us, 785-843-3833
Graeme Simsion
For “The Best of Adam
Sharp.” 7 p.m. May 11. Mid-
Continent Public Library-Wood-
neath Library Center, 8900 N.E.
Flintlock. mystorycenter.org or
rainydaybooks.com, 816-883-
4900 or 913-384-3126
Riverfront Readings Series
Aisha Sharif and Susan Whit-
more will read. 8 p.m. May 12.
Writers Place, 3607 Pennsylva-
nia. riverfrontreadings.com or
writersplace.org, 816-753-1090
Daniel Handler (aka Lemony
Snicket) and Lisa Brown
For “Goldfish Ghost.” 11 a.m.
May 13. Kansas City Public
Library-Plaza Branch, 4801 Main.
kclibrary.org, 816-701-3400
Janna MacGregor
For “The Bad Luck Bride.” 1
p.m. May 13. Barnes & Noble
Zona Rosa, 8625 N.W. Prairie
View. bn.com, 816-505-3355
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DKELLY@KCSTAR.COM
NONFICTION
1. “Shattered,” by Jonathan
Allen and Amie Parnes
2. “This Fight Is Our Fight,”
by Elizabeth Warren
3. “Killers of the Flower
Moon,” by David Grann
4. “The Zookeeper’s Wife,”
by Diane Ackerman
5. “Old School,” by Bill O’Reil-
ly and Bruce Feirstein
6. “Hillbilly Elegy,” by J.D.
Vance
7. “Black Privilege,” by
Charlamagne Tha God
8. “Note to Self,” by Connor
Franta
9. “The Immortal Life of
Henrietta Lacks,” by Rebecca
Skloot
10. “The American Spirit,” by
David McCullough
— NEW YORK TIMES NEWS
SERVICE
Immigrant journey makes
a timely, touching story
BY JEFFREY ANN GOUDIE
Special to The Star
In an interview in the
online journal Drunken
Boat, when she was
named fiction editor, Lisa
Ko said that for her, “fic-
tion is always political.”
Fittingly, her debut novel
won the most recent
PEN/Bellwether Prize for
Socially Engaged Fiction,
an award established in
2000 by Barbara King-
solver.
“The Leavers” is as
politically topical as it is
sensitive. It is also uneven,
but when good, it is excel-
lent: compelling, well-
realized, gritty and com-
plicated. This mother-son
novel is a story of the
trickiness of transracial
adoption, of being im-
migrants and of finding
one’s own way.
Deming Guo is the son
of Polly, a plucky, fast-
talking, fast-walking, pro-
fane character who defies
stereotypes about moth-
ers. “There was a restless-
ness to her, an inability to
be still or settled,” Ko
writes.
When the novel opens,
Polly and Deming are
living in a Bronx apart-
ment with Polly’s boy-
friend, Leon, and his sis-
ter, Vivian, and her son,
Michael, a year younger
than Deming.
Although the apartment
is cramped, Deming is
happy there. The bustling
building is noisy, but
Deming finds the cacoph-
ony of languages and
chatter comforting.
The apartment is an-
chored by a big couch that
Polly thinks is gaudy, but
Deming likes, seeing
“worlds in its patterns.”
Polly works as a man-
icurist in a nail salon
THIS WEEK IN KC “9 to 5: The
WoofStock
9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday at
Zona Rosa Town Center
The Northland Animal
Welfare Society’s 10th
annual festival for dogs
and people will begin with
a 5K run and 1-mile walk.
Also planned are dog
contests, stage entertain-
ment, a fashion show, a
silent auction, microchip-
ping, pet photos and a dog
wash. Vendors will be on
hand, as will pet rescue
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and Peter are cardboard
characters, speaking in
strained, clichéd dialogue
that matches the author’s
arm’s-length relationship
to them.
Deming becomes Da-
niel Wilkinson when he
moves in with Peter and
Kay. But he never quells
the feeling of not belong-
ing and of being both “too
visible and invisible,”
yearning for his lively
mother. Still, Kay and
Peter adopt Daniel.
Living in a big house, in
his own room with a shelf
of Condensed Classics
that includes “Oliver
Twist,” he grows into an
adolescent. With his
friend Roland Fuentes —
the only other kid of color
in his school — he forms a
pop punk band. Daniel
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then becomes a college
“The Leavers,” by Lisa Ko (338 pages; Algonquin Books; dropout with a gambling
$25.95) addiction.
................................................................................................................... On the outside he is
Daniel, on the inside,
called Hello Gorgeous, jiang, China, the daughter Deming. He returns to
and she dreams of bigger of a fisherman. Her father New York City, where he
things. raised Deming from age 1 was once a happy child.
About the couch, Polly to almost 6, while Peilan Polly also has a dual
says: “When I manage my (dubbed Polly by a room- existence. Unknown to her
own salon, the first thing mate) worked as a seam- son, she was arrested in a
I’m going to do is get rid stress in a New York City raid at the nail salon. After
of that thing. … You come factory. After her father’s 14 grueling months in a
home one day, it’ll be sudden death in rural Texas detention center,
gone.” China, mother and son she was deported to Chi-
But eventually Demi- were reunited and moved na. Polly, however, never
ng’s mother is the one into the crowded Bronx stopped yearning for her
who goes missing. Be- apartment. son.
cause the restless Polly This time, Deming is Daniel flails about as a
has been talking about taken in as a foster child would-be musician, a
taking a waitressing job in by Peter and Kay, aca- disappointment to himself
Florida, Deming assumes demics at a small college and his adoptive parents,
she has decamped for the in upstate New York, and until he stays briefly with
Sunshine State. it is with this well-mean- Polly in China and learns
Six months after Polly ing couple that the novel her story of reinvention.
disappears, Vivian, breaks down. Their reunion is freeing
strapped for funds, takes Ko does a good job of for both.
Deming to a social serv- contrasting the difference
ices agency. This isn’t the between noisy New York Jeffrey Ann Goudie is a
first time Deming has City and the sleepy small freelance writer and
been separated from his town where Deming finds reviewer living in Topeka,
mother. himself in a white house and a member of the
Before Polly was Polly, five times larger than the National Book Critics
she was Peilan from Min- Bronx apartment. But Kay Circle.
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THE CLASSICAL BEAT
KC Ballet’s rendition of ‘The Lottery’
has a random twist for its dancers
BY PATRICK NEAS
Special to The Star
When Shirley Jackson’s
short story “The Lottery”
was published in 1948, it
caused consternation
among the genteel readers
of The New Yorker.
The magazine was inun-
dated with letters from
readers outraged by Jack-
son’s tale of a rural com-
munity that ensures the
success of its crops with a
rather brutal annual ritual.
From May 12 to May 21
at the Kauffman Center
for the Performing Arts,
the Kansas City Ballet will
perform a dance version
of “The Lottery” that has
a twist of its own. “The
Lottery” is part of the
ballet’s “Director’s
Choice” program, which
also includes works by
Jerome Robbins and
George Balanchine.
Choreographer Val
Caniparoli created “The
Lottery” for Ballet West in
2012. The Kansas City
Ballet will be the second
company to perform the
work.
It’s customary for a
company that commis-
sioned a piece to sign
exclusivity for three to five
years, Caniparoli said.
Devon Carney, artistic
director of the Kansas City
Ballet, was the first to call
him about doing it.
KC Ballet dancer Emily Mistretta rehearses “The Lottery,” based on the short story by
Shirley Jackson. The ballet is part of the company’s “Director’s Choice” program.
Caniparoli is one of the
most creative of contem-
porary American choreog-
raphers. The Kansas City
Ballet has previously per-
formed his “Lambarena,”
set to an African-inspired
performance of the music
of Johann Sebastian Bach.
He is known for his story
ballets, and he certainly
has quite a story to tell in
“The Lottery.”
“What makes this story
so horrific is the natural,
everyday, small-town
innocence and then com-
ing to the realization that
there’s this ancient ritual
attached to this modern
world,” Caniparoli said.
“ ‘The Lottery’ is like ‘Our
Town’ but with a horrific
ending.”
Although the ballet
begins like “Appalachian
Spring,” it soon turns into
“The Rite of Spring,” as
the townsfolk choose their
sacrificial victim and be-
gin to gather stones. In
keeping with the theme of
a random lottery, no one
dancer plays the victim. In
every performance, a
member of the cast is
chosen by lottery to be
sacrificed. Every dancer
ELIZABETH STEHLING
must be prepared to take
on the virtuosic final
dance as he or she is
stoned to death.
Jackson’s story was
written in the late ’40s,
when America was reco-
vering from the horrors of
World War II. The country
was also settling into a
period of conformity that
would lead to neighbors
informing on neighbors
during the Red Scare of
the 1950s.
“War is kind of like a
lottery,” Carney said.
“Every person who goes to
war is basically pulling a
lottery ticket out of a hat
every time they put them-
selves on the front lines.”
The other two works on
the program, also created
in the 1940s, reflect a
much more optimistic
spirit.
Robbins’ “Interplay”
was first performed at the
Ziegfeld Theater in New
York in 1945. Fresh from
his success of choreo-
graphing Leonard Bern-
stein’s “Fancy Free,” Rob-
bins created another jazzy
work that infused classical
ballet with the youthful-
ness of the American
spirit.
The other work on the
program, “Theme and
Variations,” had its pre-
miere in 1947 and is a
supreme example of Ba-
lanchine’s neoclassicism.
“ ‘Theme and Varia-
tions’ is representative of
Balanchine’s roots in the
Imperial Russian Ballet,”
Carney said. “It’s really
interesting to see Ba-
lanchine doing a work in
tutus, which is something
out of the late 19th centu-
ry, with a “Swan Lake”
structure to it, and then he
takes it and runs. He does
all these beautiful, cool
things, musically as well
as pattern-wise. Every
time I’ve danced it and
have watched it, I am
always constantly
amazed.”
Balanchine said that in
“Theme and Variations”
he wanted “to evoke that
great period in classical
dancing when Russian
ballet flourished with the
aid of Tchaikovsky’s mu-
sic.”
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Yet the ballet is very
distinct from typical clas-
sical dance.
“One of the things I
adore about ‘Theme and
Variations’ is that Ba-
lanchine is just willing to
go a little farther with
classical movement and
let the hips push forward,
and he plays with the
timing of the footwork,
which is just so vibrant,”
Carney said.
“You’ll see the principal
male dancer do a very
jazzy step the first time he
dances alone. I had the
chance to dance this role a
lot, and it’s fun to watch
the male dancer push
those borders out a little
bit,” Carney said.
He considers Robbins
and Balanchine dance
pioneers.
“They definitely were
creating works in a paral-
lel universe but had very
different voices artistical-
ly,” Carney said. “That’s
the thing about ‘Interplay’
and ‘Theme and Varia-
tions.’ They’re very com-
plementary to each other.
One is in ponytails and
leotards and bright, bright
colors, and then you’ve
got ‘Theme and Varia-
tions,’ which looks like it’s
going to be a straight clas-
sical ballet when the cur-
tain goes up, but all of a
sudden you go, ‘Oh I get it
now.’ ”
7:30 p.m May 12, 13,
19 and 20 and 2 p.m.
May 14 and 21. Muriel
Kauffman Theatre,
Kauffman Center for
the Performing Arts.
$35.50-$125.50. 816-
931-8993 or
kcballet.org.
You can reach Patrick Neas
at patrickneas@
kcartsbeat.com and follow
his Facebook page, KC Arts
Beat, at
facebook.com/kcartsbeat.
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Cover Story
Rachael Mattingly (from left), Carmen Gates and Alice O’Kelly chilled out during meet-up time at KC Passages.
FROM PAGE 1D
TRANSGENDER
erwordly, perfect. This is
Passages, a mobile youth
center that serves local
LGBTQ+ youth. “Differ-
ent” here isn’t just cool;
it’s comfortable.
Founded in 1990, Pas-
sages operates under the
tenets of “inclusion, edu-
cation, safety and accep-
tance.” It aims to provide
LGBTQ+ youth ages 14-20
with what they desire
most: a judgment-free
space of acceptance.
As recently as five years
ago, this room most likely
was filled primarily with
gay and lesbian teens. But
Passages has experienced
a shift in demographics.
“I’d say nearly 80 per-
cent of our kids align
themselves with either a
queer, transgender or
gender nonconforming
identity,” says Melissa
Brown, a youth services
manager with the KC
Anti-Violence Project, the
local organization that
facilitates and sponsors
Passages.
Normalization and in-
clusion are a rapidly mate-
rializing reality for gay,
lesbian and bisexual indi-
viduals. From television
and movies, to artists and
athletes, to same-sex
marriage legislation, they
have a high level of visibil-
ity and inclusion.
Those who identify as
transgender or noncon-
forming, however, find
themselves lagging be-
hind.
In the fight for LGBT
equality, the T has often
been excluded.
“There has certainly
been more acceptance for
the gay and lesbian com-
munities,” says Justin
Shaw, 37, executive direc-
tor of the KCAVP and a
former Passages youth.
“In a way, trans kids and
gender nonconforming
kids, they are the new
frontier in the struggle for
LGBTQ rights.”
Only in the last year or
so has discussion around
the transgender communi-
ty and their issues begun
hitting news cycles. The
national debate continues
over transgender
bathrooms. In December,
a Kansas City girl was
featured on the cover of
National Geographic —
the first known trans-
gender person on the
magazine’s cover.
Still, Hoskins says,
there’s work to be done.
“People are getting
around to understanding
sexuality. They still don’t
get gender,” Hoskins says.
Hence the llamas.
There’s a general flow
for Passages each week.
Kids stumble in as early as
4 p.m. and linger until 6
p.m., when the program
officially begins, usually
with food — sometimes
pizza, or corn dogs, or
tacos. Always Hoskins’
famous Kool-aid (read:
extra sweet).
Afterward there’s an
ice-breaker. On this day,
it’s the “Gender Unicorn,”
an illustration chart that
helps kids describe their
their sexuality, identity
and expression clearly and
with distinction.
Sexuality defines whom
a person is attracted to
both sexually and emo-
tionally. Gender identity is
about the gender an in-
dividual aligns with. Gen-
der expression defines
how a person chooses to
express their gender iden-
tity.
Or as youth advocate
Melissa Winter puts it:
“Identity is who you go to
bed as, sexuality is who
you go to bed with.”
For Hoskins, that’s no
one. In addition to being a
transgender girl, she is
also asexual, meaning she
doesn’t experience sexual
attraction to any gender or
identity. To her, when it
comes to sex, we all might
as well be llamas.
But then there’s Soraya,
a posh trans girl from
Knob Noster who, judging
from her conversation, has
nagging boy problems.
At KC Passages, youths such as Finn Gates (top) feel free to relax and joke in the accepting atmosphere.
Life’s a bit simpler for
Alice O’Kelly, a cis-gender
(traditional) girl from
Liberty. She’s pansexual,
meaning she can be at-
tracted to males, females
and transgender individu-
als. “I’m more attracted to
the person,” she says.
After the ice-breaker,
there’s usually a type of
presentation. One week
there’s an open mic — the
perfect venue for Hoskins
to try out a new poem.
Another week: All Is Fair
in Love and Wear, a local
garment company that
specializes in creating
undergarments for trans-
gender and gender non-
conforming individuals.
Another week will feature
a workshop on sexual
assault and consent.
It’s these kinds of work-
shops and presentations
that mark Passages’
growth.
“A lot of Passages in the
’90s was social time.
Coming together and
talking about dating,
where to go, what to do.
Who to date,” says Shaw
with a laugh. “But now the
program comes with a
linkage of services, access
to other organizations,
licensed therapists. It’s a
full-service program.”
The group also provides
sex education and assist-
ance on issues affecting
LGBTQ youth like suicide,
domestic violence and
mental health. Just as
importantly, they welcome
ideas from the youth.
A PLACE TO ‘BE’
A National Transgender
Discrimination survey
based on 2015 findings
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KANSASCITY.COM
KEITH MYERS kmyers@kcstar.com
nine attire.
“We support our trans
males and our trans fe-
males,” Walker says.
“They are very comfort-
able here at Paseo Acade-
my. We treat them with
the same equity and re-
spect as we do all the
children in our building.”
Several other trans-
gender students at Paseo
disagree, saying that some
teachers have not abided
by their request to be
referred to by their pre-
KEITH MYERS kmyers@kcstar.com ferred pronouns and
KC Passages aims to create a community where “all youth names, while others some-
feel safe and accepted regardless of their sexual times make disparaging
orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.” remarks about their iden-
tity.
“Those are isolated
(released in December) profiled before by people incidents,” Walker says.
found that 77 percent of online, but I didn’t have to Still, it’s incidents like
those who were out or go to school with them.” these that might be why
perceived as transgender Paseo administrative the 2015 study also found
experienced some form of staff explain the issue that that 39 percent of trans-
mistreatment between day was Hoskins’ safety. gender and gender non-
kindergarten and 12th Principal Dennis Walker conforming individuals
grade, such as being ver- says Hoskins failed to had experienced serious
bally harassed, prohibited mention that she was also psychological distress, and
from dressing according to wearing “five-inch heels” 40 percent had attempted
their gender identity, and a skirt with a train so suicide, a rate nine times
disciplined more harshly, long that earlier in the that of the general pop-
or physically or sexually day, she got entangled ulation.
assaulted because people and tumbled down a flight The Southern Poverty
thought they were trans- of stairs. “I thought she Law Center listed 2016,
gender. broke her neck!” Walker with 27 transgender hom-
Hoskins says this hap- says, recalling seeing Hos- icides, as the deadliest
pened at her school, the kins fall. year on record for trans-
Paseo Academy of Fine So when Hoskins told gender people.
and Performing Arts. Walker she was hosting This year, nine
She alleges she wasn’t the event, on a stage with transgendered people
allowed to host a school more than its share of have been murdered. All
poetry event in November steps and dark spots, were transgender women
because of what she wore: Walker said no. of color. More than half
trousers, a sweater, bra, “I’m the one who made were misgendered by local
makeup and heels. that call,” Walker says. news or authorities in the
“They crushed me,” “For her safety and her announcement of their
Hoskins, a junior, says, safety only.” deaths.
thinking back on the in- The next time the poet- These are the stories
cident. “I think that was ry event was held, this that haunt Hoskins.
the first time I cried in April, Hoskins was permit- “I don’t want to die,”
public ever. I had been ted to perform in her femi- Hoskins says. “But I real-
ize when you live the life
that I live, when you’re
the person that I am, by
no fault of my own, I
might meet an end.”
Which is why walking
into Passages felt like
coming home.
“Take home, school, the
world. There’s no place
where we’re allowed to be
ourselves. But then you
create Passages. It’s the
only place where I’m al-
lowed to be. Where I don’t
have to prove to someone
‘Hey! I’m this,’ ” Hoskins
says.
“At Passages,” Hoskins
says. “It’s just somewhere
where I can BE.”
Aaron Randle:
816-234-4060,
@aaronronel
KEITH MYERS kmyers@kcstar.com
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KANSASCITY.COM
Pianist Gerald Clayton is bringing his trio to the Blue Room on Saturday, May 13.
JAZZ TOWN
Book tells how pair started
KC Women’s Jazz Festival
BY JOE KLOPUS
jklopus@mccnewsdesk.com
Sometimes a new idea is
so simple and clear that
it’s hard to believe it
hasn’t been made into
reality yet.
That was the case when
two Kansas Citians
dreamed up the Women’s
Jazz Festival, first present-
ed in 1978 in Kansas City,
Kan. The idea was so
powerful that it simply
had to be carried out, and
so sensible that it was
quickly imitated around
the world.
A new book from Kan-
sas City historian, writer,
musician and educator
Carolyn Glenn Brewer
chronicles the short but
influential life of the
Kansas City Women’s Jazz
Festival organization.
More importantly,
“Changing the Tune: The
Kansas City Women’s Jazz
Festival, 1978-1985,” pub-
lished by the jazz-con-
scious University of North
Texas Press (352 pages,
$29.95), records a piece of
history that should never
be forgotten.
The idea for a full fes-
tival celebrating women in
jazz occurred to Carol
Comer, a prominent sing-
er and pianist on the local
scene, and friend Dianne
Gregg, who in those days
had a show called “Wo-
men in Jazz” on KCUR-
FM, as they were driving
back to Kansas City from
the Wichita Jazz Festival,
Brewer reports.
The notion instantly
captivated them both. For
a reality check, Gregg first
bounced the idea off of
pianist Marian McPar-
tland, whom she had re-
cently interviewed on her
show.
“They figured Marian
Carolyn Glenn Brewer’s “Changing the Tune” records
some KC jazz history that should never be forgotten.
would bring them back
down to earth or be enthu-
siastic about it,” Brewer
says. McPartland pledged
her full support, volun-
teering to line up artists on
the East Coast and recruit-
ing critic Leonard Feather
to line up artists from the
West Coast.
A board was formed,
volunteers went to work,
and the first Women’s
Jazz Festival took place at
Memorial Hall in Kansas
City, Kan., in March 1978.
(They picked a Kansas
venue because Missouri
had not ratified the Equal
Rights Amendment, Brew-
er says.)
The first year’s musical
DEVIN DEHAVEN
pable.
The Kansas City organi-
zation kept the local fes-
tival going annually
through 1983, with one
more try in 1985. Over
that span, they brought in
artists such as organist
Shirley Scott, pianists
Joanne Brackeen and
Carla Bley, guitarist Mary
Osborne, saxophonist Jane
Ira Bloom, drummer Dot-
tie Dodgion and singers
Carmen McRae, Cleo
Laine, Urszula Dudziak,
Anita O’Day, Sheila Jor-
dan, Nancy Wilson and
Flora Purim.
They reunited some
members of an all-woman
and racially integrated big
band from the 1940s, the
International Sweethearts
of Rhythm. They were
especially happy about
persuading trombonist
and arranger Melba Liston
to return to the jazz scene
for a day, which then
resulted in Liston coming
back to the scene for good.
Brewer’s book, five
. years in the making,
chronicles the joys of
seeing the idea get off the
ground and the growing
pains and heartbreaks that
guests included singer eventually led the organi-
Betty Carter, McPartland, zation to dissolve.
the Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew But those few short
Tabackin Big Band and years were yet another
pianist-composer Mary
Lou Williams, a link to
Kansas City’s heyday in
the 1930s whose musical
evolution over subsequent
decades was a thing of
wonder. (The weekend
featured a rare perform-
ance of a jazz Mass com-
posed by Williams.)
That successful first
Women’s Jazz Festival in
KC was followed a few
months later by similar
women’s festivals present-
ed by other organizations
in New York and Europe.
The concept was unstop-
proud moment for Kansas
City jazz — making a story
that’s well deserving of
Brewer’s time and effort.
The festival, she says,
“didn’t come about as a
result of a mayor’s task
force on the arts. It wasn’t
done by business leaders
trying to bring more noto-
riety to the city, or by a
conservatory arts pro-
gram. It was just two wo-
men saying, ‘Wouldn’t it
be something if we did
this?’ ”
A QUINTET SUMMIT
Neither tenor saxophon-
ist Branford Marsalis nor
singer Kurt Elling needs to
play second fiddle at this
point in their well-estab-
lished careers. But admit
it, both of these strong
personalities perform
especially well in the com-
pany of another who gent-
ly pushes and prods.
So Marsalis, the driven
instrumental improviser,
and Elling, determined to
do his own poetic thing in
words and music, took a
risk and tried working
together, with Elling as a
fifth member of Marsalis’
long-running quartet
(with, at last report, Joey
Calderazzo on piano, Eric
Revis on bass and Justin
Faulkner on drums). It
must have brought out
something satisfying,
because now they’re tak-
ing it on the road.
The volatile and reward-
ing collaboration comes to
Helzberg Hall at the
Kauffman Center for the
Performing Arts at 7:30
p.m. on Thursday, May 11.
Tickets are $35.50-$75.50;
call 816-994-7222 or
check tickets.kauffman
center.org.
PALMA KOLANSKY
Tenor saxophonist
Branford Marsalis (left) and
singer Kurt Elling are
coming to Kauffman
Center on May 11.
NOTEWORTHY
A Pianist Gerald Clay-
ton, one of the leading
lights of the younger gen-
eration, is bringing his trio
to town. He has left a deep
Culture 5D
impression on previous
KC appearances as a side-
man, so this leader date is
something to look forward
to. It takes place at 8:30
p.m. Saturday, May 13, at
the Blue Room, 1600 E.
18th St. Tickets are $15.
A There’s one other
distinctive out-of-town
guest on the schedule this
week. Trombonist John
Fedchock, also a brilliant
composer and arranger,
leads a quartet at 10:30
p.m. Monday, May 8, at
the Green Lady Lounge,
1809 Grand Blvd.
A The Blue Room also
has pianist Everett Free-
man running the weekly
jam at 7 p.m. Monday,
May 8. Drummer Brian
Steever leads his band at 7
p.m. Thursday, May 11.
Guitarist Danny Embrey
brings in his Enormous
Guitar band at 8:30 p.m.
Friday, May 12.
A The Green Lady
Lounge also has drummer
Danny Rojas’ organ group
at 6 p.m. Sunday, May 7,
followed by tenor saxo-
phonist Steve Lambert’s
quartet at 10:30 p.m.;
guitarist Matt Hopper’s
trio at 6 p.m. Monday,
May 8; Hopper’s Agora
band at 6 p.m. Tuesday,
May 9, followed by a
group led by bassist Ger-
ald Spaits and reed man
Charles Perkins at 10:30
p.m.; organist Ken Lover-
n’s OJT at 6 p.m. Wednes-
day, May 10, followed by
sax man Ernest Melton’s
quartet at 10:30 p.m.; the
group Guitar Elation at 6
p.m. Thursday, May 11,
followed by tenor saxo-
phonist Stephen Martin
with keyboardist Matt
Villinger and drummer
Todd Strait at 10:30 p.m.;
singer Eboni Fondren with
pianist Joe Cartwright at 2
p.m. Friday, May 12, fol-
lowed by pianist Tim
Whitmer’s quartet at 5:30
p.m., singer Molly Ham-
mer at 8:30 p.m. down-
stairs and organist Chris
Hazelton’s Boogaloo 7 at
10 p.m. upstairs; and pian-
ist Roger Wilder at 2:30
p.m. Saturday, May 13,
followed by OJT at 6 p.m.
and the New Transition
Quartet at 10:30 p.m.
A The Westpost
Coffeehouse Theatre,
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.,
has Gerald Spaits’ Sax and
Violins band, a jazz quar-
tet plus a string quartet, at
7 p.m. May 10.
Joe Klopus, 816-234-4751
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Culture
A new exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame features photography and other iconic moments from Rolling Stone’s
50-year history.
Wenner reflects on
Rolling Stone at 50
By HILLEL ITALIE, AP National
Writer
NEW YORK – Fifty
years after he launched an
underground newspaper
that changed music jour-
nalism and a great deal
more, Jann S. Wenner
finds Rolling Stone being
showcased in a once-
unthinkable forum: a mu-
seum.
“At least it’s a museum I
own,” Wenner said with a
laugh during a recent
telephone interview as he
anticipated an anniversary
exhibition at the Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame and
Museum in Cleveland, an
institution that Wenner
helped found in the 1980s.
The three-floor “Rolling
Stone/50 years” exhibit
runs through late Novem-
ber.
There might not have
been a Rock Hall or mu-
seum without Rolling
Stone, which as much as
anybody moved rock and
the lifestyle around it from
the fringes to the main-
stream. Rolling Stone not
only chronicled music,
politics and culture, but it
also helped change it,
whether through Wen-
ner’s revelatory 1970
interview with John Len-
non, the photography of
Annie Leibovitz or the
“gonzo” reporting of Hun-
ter S. Thompson. Among
those getting early starts
at Rolling Stone were
Leibovitz, Thompson, the
music critics Greil Marcus
and Lester Bangs, screen-
writer Joe Eszterhas and
filmmaker Cameron
Crowe.
The common thread
among the best Rolling
Stone contributors has
been “extraordinary ta-
lent,” Wenner says, along
with a “sense of purpose”
and a distinctive way of
“seeing our times.”
The exhibit and accom-
panying coffee-table book
capture some of the high-
lights: Thompson’s scath-
ing coverage of the 1972
presidential campaign, the
serialization of Tom
Wolfe’s “The Bonfire of
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KANSASCITY.COM
FILE PHOTO
ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME .
The first issue of Rolling Stone magazine was published in
November 1967.
WENNER WAS he’s long wanted to do —
cover what’s going in the
ONLY 21 WHEN HE country and what excites
AND HIS FRIEND him, whether the latest
band or trend in politics.
AND MENTOR The hot topic right now
comes down to two words,
RALPH J. GLEASON President Trump.
STARTED ROLLING “Is there any other
news?” he says.
STONE FROM A
the Vanities” and Michael tured Rolling Stone report- to make news — some SAN FRANCISCO
Hastings’ scandalously ers, including the 1981 unwanted (its discredited
candid 2010 profile of release “Rich and Fa- report on an alleged rape WAREHOUSE IN
Gen. Stanley McChrystal,
leading to his departure as
mous” and, from 2015,
“The End of the Tour,”
at the University of Virgin-
ia) and some in the tradi-
1967.
commander of U.S. troops starring Jesse Eisenberg as tion Wenner prefers to
in Afghanistan. Many of a Rolling Stone reporter uphold, like the political
the photographs are in- and Jason Segel as David coverage of Matt Taibbi,
delible to at least one Foster Wallace. Crowe perhaps best known for
generation: Meryl Streep made a whole film about likening Goldman Sachs to
in greasepaint, tugging at his days with the maga- a “vampire squid.”
her cheek; Bette Midler in zine: “Almost Famous.” Wenner says he has no
a bed of roses; the men Rolling Stone continues current goals beyond what
and women of Fleetwood
Mac laid out on a single
mattress; and most pain-
fully, a naked Lennon
clinging to a fully clothed
Yoko Ono, a Leibovitz
portrait taken just hours
before Lennon was shot
dead in 1980.
Wenner was only 21
when he and his friend
and mentor Ralph J. Glea-
son started Rolling Stone
from a San Francisco
warehouse in 1967, the
first issue dating from
November of that year.
Youth tycoons are com-
mon now, but 50 years
ago it was rare for some-
one Wenner’s age to be
running any business, at
least one that hoped to
make money. His hope
then was to bring atten-
tion to the music he loved
and how it was changing
the culture, changes he
believed were ignored or
belittled by the main-
stream media.
“The Beatles and Stones
and Dylan are all working
at the same time and all
(are) bouncing off each
other,” he says, calling it
an “extraordinary align-
ment of the stars.”
Rolling Stone wasn’t the
first serious rock music
publication: Crawdaddy,
led by Swarthmore Col-
lege student Paul Wil-
liams, began in 1966. But
none have a comparable
legacy. By the 1970s, Roll-
ing Stone was so much a
part of the music business
and its cover such a sym-
bol of success that it in-
spired Dr. Hook’s hit sin-
gle “The Cover of ‘Rolling
Stone.’ ”
Rolling Stone become so
synonymous with hip,
alternative journalism that
several movies have fea-
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Unchecked fake news gave rise
to an evil empire in ‘Star Wars’
BY BEN GUARINO
The Washington Post
We never see a journal-
ist in “Star Wars.” Not in
eight movies and count-
ing.
The galaxy is otherwise
rich in professions. There
are bartenders, bounty
hunters, geneticists, one
librarian, medics, mois-
ture farmers, musicians,
senators, soldiers and a
lady who sells toads out of
the sewer.
The character who
comes closest to an act of
journalism, if we’re being
generous, is a two-headed
alien who commentates
during a podrace. His
sportscast is mostly hack-
work, stuff like “It’s Sky-
walker!” and “The crowds
are going nuts!” Worse
still, he’s not very impar-
tial; at the sight of the
gangster Jabba the Hutt,
both of his heads gargle in
apparent fealty.
If there was ever a gal-
axy far, far away in need
of a smart and independ-
ent press, you’re looking
at it.
“Fake news in ‘Star
Wars’ is probably their
number one problem,”
says Ryan Britt, an editor
who specializes in science
fiction at the website In-
verse.
Britt, in his 2015 book
“Luke Skywalker Can’t
Read,” makes a provoca-
tive claim: Most “Star
Wars” denizens, if they’re
not illiterate, seem funda-
mentally disinterested in
reading.
“There’s a lack of deep
reading and understand-
ing and comprehension,”
Britt says. “The transfer-
ence of cultural memory is
really, really short.”
Though Luke occasion-
ally uses the written word
to complete tasks, such as
navigating to a distant
planet, we never see him
read for fun or education.
Nobody does. You’d be
correct if you argued that
fleeing a Death Star isn’t
the best time to flip
through the latest issue of
Space Vogue.
But even during the
prequel series, amid the
calm and luxury of the
capital planet, there’s nary
a holographic newspaper
or textbook in sight. And
so propaganda reigns.
Facts quickly turn into
distorted myth.
This lack of media, from
Britt’s point of view, en-
riches the fictional uni-
verse.
“It’s not an indictment
that ‘Star Wars’ is poorly
written,” he says. “It ex-
plains the dysfunction.”
Fake news is a deadly
symptom of the media-
poor culture displayed in
In “Revenge of the Sith,” a few whopping “factual misstatements” by a public figure give
rise to an evil empire.
“Star Wars.” Facebook, in
a report released at the
end of April, defined fake
news as a “catch-all”
phrase that may include
“hoaxes, rumors, memes,
online abuse, and factual
misstatements by public
figures that are reported in
otherwise accurate news
pieces.”
And in “Star Wars,” a
few whopping “factual
misstatements” by a pub-
lic figure give rise to an
evil empire.
Near the end of the
prequel “Revenge of the
Sith,” the elected leader of
the Galactic Republic
gives a speech. It’s a rous-
ing speech, full of carnage
and conspiracy. Supreme
Chancellor Palpatine spins
a wild theory that the
powerful elite, the Jedi,
wish to subvert the gov-
ernment. It’s also total
bull.
A “Jedi rebellion” has
been foiled, Palpatine
says. (This is false. Pal-
patine ordered his troop-
ers to shoot the Jedi in the
back, a slaughter presum-
ably carried out on thou-
sands of planets.) The Jedi
disfigured his face in a
failed assassination at-
tempt, he says. (False
again, though difficult to
investigate — Palpatine
resisted arrest in his pri-
vate office, then zapped
any would-be witnesses to
death.)
With that, a millenni-
um-old democracy dies.
Palpatine announces that
the Republic is now an
empire, promising “a safe
and secure society, which
I assure you will last for
10,000 years.”
Almost everyone in
Palpatine’s audience
greets his speech with
thunderous applause.
There are a few heads
shaken and sad words
muttered. But nobody jots
down notes. Nobody
switches on a recorder.
Nobody in the chamber
raises a tentacle and asks,
“Uh, excuse me, Mr.
Chancellor …?”
Meanwhile, what appear
to be drones equipped
with video cameras hover
around the Senate cham-
ber. The movie never
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explains the drones’ pur-
pose, but it’s easy to ima-
gine that the robots are
filming the emperor’s
speech. (In fact, the “Star
Wars” television show
“Rebels” later offers a
glimpse of imperial propa-
ganda recorded from that
very location.) If so, there
is no evidence that the
galaxy tuned into the
robot feed to see a popular
and rightly outraged news
anchor listing the demo-
cratic laws broken and
historical context ignored.
The emperor swiftly
consolidates control. It
will take 19 years for iso-
lated pockets of outrage to
blossom into a full rebel-
lion against the Empire.
“When you take out
print, when you legislate
against media, what re-
sults is some kind of total-
itarian state,” says Joseph
Hurtgen, an English in-
structor at Georgia’s
Young Harris College and
an expert in archival
theory, the way informa-
tion is kept and stored.
“That’s always where this
goes when you undermine
print culture.”
The funny thing about
records in “Star Wars,”
Hurtgen says, is that they
betray an obsession with
technology.
“The only archive that
anybody bothers to keep
in ‘Star Wars’ is tech-
nology,” he says. “No-
body’s writing down me-
mos or news.”
Even those technologi-
cal archives are devoid of
context. The Jedi library
contains volumes of star
charts but allows no room
for questioning their accu-
racy.
“The library is complete
garbage,” in Britt’s esti-
mation.
As for the Empire, as
seen in “Rogue One,” its
most precious archive is a
tower of blueprints.
“There’s no analysis,
right?” Hurtgen says.
“There’s no knowledge
about eschatological prob-
abilities when manufac-
turing Death Stars.”
Which is to say, the
Empire never seems to
learn from its mistakes.
Nor are the Jedi blame-
less, says Hurtgen: Their
mantra is to “examine
your feelings,” a far cry
from rational discourse as
applied by political philos-
ophers. (“Examining feel-
ings gives us Hammurabi
extracting teeth; Austria-
Hungary, 1914, declaring
war on Serbia; Trump
tweeting, well, anything,”
per Hurtgen.)
In fictional epics with
fleshed-out worlds, there’s
usually some sort of jour-
nalism, if only a TV on in
the background — because
if universe-altering events
are happening, any half-
way decent media outlet
will be paying attention.
Harry Potter reads the
Daily Prophet. Superhero
comics are filthy with
reporters. In the sci-fi
graphic novel series “Sa-
ga,” hailed as a spiritual
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successor to “Star Wars,”
a photographer and tab-
loid journalist play small
but critical roles. Report-
ers pop up in “Star Trek.”
In the “Battlestar Galacti-
ca” reboot, a TV series in
which the total human
population shrinks to
50,000 refugees, an early
episode is shot from a
journalist’s point of view.
And yet in “Star Wars”?
Zilch.
In this media void, his-
tory takes on the murk of
a Dagobah swamp. During
“A New Hope,” the “Star
Wars” movie set just 19
years after “Revenge of
the Sith,” the Jedi were
described as members of
an “ancient religion.” In
the recent “The Force
Awakens” film, the young
hero Rey admits she be-
lieved that Luke Skywalk-
er, perhaps the most im-
portant historical figure
from a mere 30 years
earlier, was only a “myth.”
Every so often, excitable
fans of the series will tell
Britt that the “Star Wars”
expanded universe prove
him wrong. Most fre-
quently invoked to their
defense is the HoloNet,
the “Star Wars” equiv-
alent of the internet.
Even so, it seems doubt-
ful that the HoloNet pro-
moted the free exchange
of ideas. The HoloNet
News, per its Lucasfilm-
approved description, was
not a bastion of hard-
hitting journalism. The
ostensibly democratic
Republic took it over first.
Then, under Palpatine’s
reign, it became “the offi-
cial state-sanctioned news
agency of the Empire.”
The “Star Wars” films
are similar to Western
movies, Hurtgen says,
because both take place in
a “space free of normal
institutions. And one of
those great institutions is
education. All that’s left is
storytelling, as an oral
culture.”
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Leah Aviel knows she draws stares when she rolls down Kansas City streets on her Permobil M300. She used the chair to go to school to get a certificate in medical billing. Now
she wants a weekly paycheck so she can get out of an assisted-living facility.

She’s on a roll
After reaching her academic goal, Leah Aviel wants a career and her own home
BY DONALD BRADLEY
dbradley@kcstar.com
Travel on Holmes Road out south
and you might see the “crazy old
woman in a wheelchair.”
Her words.
She says that’s how people describe
her when they call the police.
She’s out there on her Permobil
M300, hugging the curb through rain,
snow and dark. On the past winter’s
cold nights, you’d swear the heavy-
duty wheelchair was being driven by a
heap of coats and blankets because
that’s all you could see piled on the
seat.
But look deep into the quilted lair,
beneath the mounted umbrella, and
back in there is the round face of Leah
Hadas Aviel, wire-rim glasses perched
low on her nose, lavender hair, a ring
on every finger and rock ’n’ roll in her
earbuds.
Good grief, why is she out there? It’s
dark, it’s raining, cars zipping past.
Why isn’t she at least on the sidewalk?
This sweet old great-grandmother is
gonna get plowed.
Somebody should say something.
Somebody did.
“Yeah, well,” Aviel said kindly when
flagged to the curb, “I don’t mean to
be a smart ass, but have you ever rid-
den one of these things?”
Sidewalk street crossings are bum-
py, she explains. Hurts her back,
which is already broken, which is why
she’s in the wheelchair in the first
place. She’ll take the street pavement
even if, as she says, she has come
close to scraping paint with cars and
trucks. She points out, too, her power
chair is Missouri Highway Patrol safe-
ty-approved and her route is perfectly
legal.
This is a woman who has chosen not
to go gently into the night. She just
goes. And that’s what the wheelchair
is for. She’s not all that old, 70, but
health issues mean she will never walk
again. The chair keeps her out in the
world. It is her vehicle to independ-
ence, to a life fulfilled.
She travels to libraries, downtown,
temple in Prairie Village and stores all
over town, rolling aboard buses for
longer trips. But mainly, she used the
chair to get to a vocational school
where she just wrapped up a certificate
in medical coding and billing.
Now, she’s just another spring grad
looking for a job. Only her end game is
not to start a career, but to get a week-
ly paycheck so she can get out of her
assisted-living facility.
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Slam poetry champs

head to bigger stage
BY MARÁ ROSE WILLIAMS
mdwilliams@kcstar.com
The dozen or so students and
three teachers in the choir room
at Lincoln College Preparatory
Academy sat silently as one teen
started her slam poem.
Its title: “An open letter to my
abuser, I mean my father.”
By the time she was halfway
through the piece she’d written
about a man’s sexual abuse of
his young daughter, tears
streaked her cheeks.
The student kept reading. She
Prep slam poetry team who
would be chosen that day for a
national competition in Cali-
fornia this summer.
The school’s team of nine —
all girls — had already won a
regional slam poetry competi-
tion in March at Kansas City’s
Gem Theater.
Now the pressure was on
again.
The girls had been given a
week to write new poems and
none had completely memoriz-
ed her work by audition day.
Some read from colorful bound
journals, others from their SHELLY YANG syang@kcstar.com

was in the middle of an audi- phones. Lincoln College Preparatory Academy’s slam poetry team won a regional competition in March and now
tion, and she wanted to be one advances to a national competition in San Francisco. Seven of the team’s nine members are (from left)
of the six girls from the Lincoln SEE POETRY, 6E Danielle Foster, Lauren Taylor, Erika Hall, Marjai Neal, Aisha Arij, Cicely Jones and India Jane Walker.
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Pink is red hot this season.
Here’s how to work it
BY CAITLIN WALLACE
Special to The Star
Pinks of all shades are
everywhere this season.
From the ubiquitous
Millennial Pink (or dusty
rose, to the uninitiated) to
a more tried-and-true
magenta, pink screams
warmer weather, frosty
cocktails and ice cream
cones.
Pink is a famously diffi-
cult color to wear, but
Photos by CAITLIN WALLACE Special to The Star
Watermelon pink is a beautiful shade. The orange-y
undertones make it flattering on anyone with
warm-toned skin. This versatile Calvin Klein dress
($39.99, TJ Maxx) would be perfect for an outdoor
wedding reception, a fancy brunch or a first date. The
ruffle on the bottom is sweet and would look extra
flirtatious with a stacked heel.
Tasty Thai dishes: the satay chicken, right, and the Pla
Lard Prik, a fish dish.
STUFF I LIKE, RIGHT NOW
Hoppy beer, a salty
newsletter and the
News360 app
BY TIMOTHY FINN
tfinn@kcstar.com
Here’s what music writer
Timothy Finn is into right
now:
THE LEFSETZ LETTER
Bob Lefsetz is an in-
sightful analyst and com-
mentator and fearless
gadfly. A former enter-
tainment lawyer and re-
cord label consultant, the
music industry is his pri-
mary terrain but he is
equally comfortable writ-
ing about politics, tech-
nology and other forms of
entertainment. His
Lefsetz Letter, now more
than 25 years old, has
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KANSASCITY.COM
CITYSCAPE
The American restaurant
returns as a pop-up space
BY JOYCE SMITH
jsmith@kcstar.com
After stints at her own
restaurant and working for
others, spending her days
cutting costs — How many
steaks will we use tonight?
How many scallops? — as
well as unclogging toilets
and troubleshooting com-
puter glitches, Debbie Gold
will now be able to just
concentrate on what she
loves to do the most.
“I really get to play with
the food, the recipes and
the menu, and work direct-
ly with the cooks,” says
Gold, now the executive
chef of The American
restaurant.
She has returned to the
iconic establishment for
the third time, as the 40-
year-old-plus fine-dining
restaurant evolves into a
pop-up space to attract
“today’s diners.”
Officials introduced the
new concept on May 3 and
promised something “big
and beautiful and awe-
some.” Gold was there,
blending up a mix of wed-
ding cake ice cream and
Champagne to make thick,
creamy concoctions she
calls Tipsy Milkshakes.
The American was con-
ceived in partnership with
Warren Platner of the
original Windows on the
World in the World Trade
Center, restaurateur Joe
Baum and the legendary
James Beard.
Platner took the glass-
and-steel penthouse space,
with a soaring 21-foot ceil-
ing and sweeping views of
the downtown skyline, and
created a majestic but still
intimate venue.
While the two-level
space recently changed to a
more muted palette — gray
carpet, off-white walls —
the dramatic, handcrafted
and heart-shaped wooden
beams still fan the ceiling
and stretch to the floor in
some places. The lattice-
like look is said to be in
homage to the lace on
Hallmark’s Valentine’s
cards. In 2014, OpenTable
diners picked the American
as one of the top 100 Most
Romantic Restaurants in
America.
The American opened
on Valentine’s Day in 1974
and produced several
James Beard award-win-
ning chefs, including Gold
and then-husband Michael
Smith in 1999 for Best
Chef Midwest, a first for
Kansas City.
Crown Center shut down
its flagship restaurant at
the end of 2016 and start-
ed converting to the pop-up
concept, adding new lin-
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com ens, crystal glassware and
The American restaurant made a few changes in its decor when it converted to a forged flatware.
pop-up concept. The color palette is more muted, with gray carpet and off-white walls, Tom Johnson is back as
but the dramatic handcrafted and heart-shaped wooden beams still fan the ceiling. The managing director. He had
lattice-like look is said to be in homage to the lace on Hallmark’s Valentine’s cards. served as managing direc-
tor of Culinary Concepts
Ltd., a subsidiary of Hall-
mark Cards Inc., from 1991
to 2001, overseeing 14
restaurant operations in the
Crown Center complex. He
will now oversee event
operations and program-
ming, including the Amer-
ican Concept Series, for
The American. He hired
Gold in 1994 and recruited
her for the new pop-up
concept.
Gold was previously
corporate chef at Culinary
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com Concepts. She and Smith
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com
Debbie Gold, executive later opened 40 Sardines.
Much of the lighting and woodwork were preserved at chef, has returned for her She returned to The Amer-
The American. third stint at The American. ican in 2008, when it re-
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ceived AAA Four Diamond
and Mobil Travel Guide
four-star ratings.
The American pop-up
will kick off May 14 with its
first public event under the
American Concept Series: a
Mother’s Day brunch that
was almost sold out as of
Friday.
It also will showcase
emerging and famed na-
tional and international
chefs, some specializing in
ethnic cuisines, some in
new sustainability process-
es or plant-based menus, as
well as cookbook authors
from across the country.
The American also can
be booked for wedding
receptions, retirement
parties, board meetings
and other events for 50 to
250 people, and up to two
years in advance. It also is
working with the new Hall-
mark Weddings bridal
packages, a one-stop-shop
for weddings offering
everything from stationery
to hair-styling and rehears-
al dinners to hotel stays.
Johnson had his wedding
reception at The American
in 1994. He has owned six
restaurants, served as a
corporate restaurant exec-
utive and as a consultant,
but said he has a very
strong personal interest in
iconic, multigenerational
restaurants such as The
American.
“So many restaurants are
just about fuel — you eat
and you are gone,” he said.
“But some of the best
memories are about eating
a meal and making con-
nections. You don’t go to
The American with the
expectation of in-and-out-
in-an-hour. You want
something special, a shared
experience. I really think
that people need these
places.”
Joyce Smith: 816-234-4692,
@JoyceKC
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Slow down and soak in the
European
ambiance
of this Westwood Hills block
Leslie Brett (left, wife of the Royals’ George Brett) chats with customer Martha Howard at the Westwood Hills store she recently opened, the Little Shop Next Door.
BY CHRISTOPHER SMITH
Special to The Star
The shops on this block
of State Line Road in
Westwood Hills might be
just as at home in Paris or
London as they are in
suburban Kansas City.
It’s not so much the
Tudor-style architecture
as it is the spirit of the
businesses that all encour-
age you to slow down and
enjoy life. There is an
emphasis on quality, not
quantity, from the finely
crafted sweets of Anne-
dore’s Fine Chocolates to
the fragrant, abundant
colors of the Little Flower
Shop or the patio at Hi Hat
Coffee and, finally, the
purposely Parisian style of
the newcomer, the Little
Shop Next Door.
On Tuesdays the Coffee
Boys gather at Hi Hat
Coffee to tackle issues
from science to medicine
to politics. “We have such
great conversations,” said
Grant Mallett. The group
of retired professionals
includes musicians, doc-
tors, writers and attorneys.
What could be more Euro-
pean than lingering over a
cup of coffee and lively
conversation?
The bright, airy Little
Flower Shop is awash in
white and marble, which
allows the vibrant colors
of the hand-selected flow-
er assortments to come to
the forefront. Here, flow-
ers aren’t just for special
occasions. They demand
to be part of everyday life.
Next door, Leslie Brett,
wife of Royals Hall of
Famer George Brett, has
opened the appropriately
named Little Shop Next
Door, which features an
assortment of gifts for all
ages, home decor, cloth-
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KANSASCITY.COM
AROUND THE BLOCK
A Tudor
design
gives the
Westwood
Hills Shops
a European
flair.
CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
The Little Shop Next Door sells gifts, jewelry, clothing,
home decor and children's gifts and clothes.
CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
The so-called “Coffee Boys” gather for a cuppa and conversation at Hi Hat Coffee in
Westwood Hills. On this particular Tuesday, the group included (from left) Glion
Curtis, Hugh Brown, Howard Martin and Grant Mallett.
ing and jewelry. “We have
a little bit of everything,”
she said. “Shopping has
become so homogenized.
People still love a nice
little boutique to shop in.
There are people who
want to shop local.”
Two doors down, Anne- CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
dore’s is filled with artful Chocolatier Rachel Freeman prepares the goodies at
truffles and a beautiful Annedore’s Fine Chocolates in Westwood Hills.
array of French macarons.
“We are trying to create a
shopping experience and
unique chocolate,” said
owner Sheri Weedman.
“You can actually see the
chocolate being made.
These are artisans.” And
indeed, through a plate
glass window passersby
can see chocolatier Rachel
Freeman crafting delicate
pieces of candy. “We care
about what we are doing,”
said Weedman.
Westwood Hills begs
you to stop and smell the CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
flowers — and perhaps sip Macarons — the light-as-air French cookies — cost $2.25
CHRISTOPHER SMITH Special to The Star
a latte or nibble on a truf- each, $13.50 for gift boxes of six and $27 for boxes of 12 at
fle while you’re at it. The Little Flower Shop is packed with bouquets. Annedore’s.
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FROM PAGE 1E
AVIEL
“I’m not cut out to live
with 28 old people sitting
in their rooms watching
paint dry,” she said. “I
want a job, to be on my
own. I want my own piece
of the earth.
“I want to set up my
books on my bookshelf.
My hardback books. And
this scooter elevates me so
I can reach the ones on the
top shelf.”
She knows she draws
stares when she rolls down
a street. Her Permobil,
with all its hangings —
bags, provisions, stuffed
toys and ornaments —
looks like a scooter version
of Pa Joad’s truck. People
think she’s some kind of
motorized bag lady, and
she’s fine with that.
Because Aviel has places
to go. She’s matriarch of a
family haunted by de-
mons. She, too, is their
connection to faith.
“I need to teach the
young ones,” she said.
Rabbi Scott White at
Congregation Ohev
Sholom in Prairie Village
sees Aviel roll into temple
every week.
“She’s sort of like a fine
wine, keeps getting bet-
ter,” he said. “She’s very
creative, very ambitious.
She perseveres through
her disability and just
keeps going.
“And she is very much
the spiritual core of her
family.”
Her scooter also gets her
to The Daily Limit, a bar
up the street at Red Bridge
Shopping Center. She likes
the Canadian Club.
Straight up. She also en-
joys a band that plays
there — The Rippers, a
’60s tribute group.
“I’m one of their grou-
pies,” Aviel said. “I’m out
on that dance floor and
I’ve wiggled so hard in this
scooter I’ve probably shak-
en a few screws loose.”
‘SHE WANTS TO BE
THERE FOR US’
A son, a daughter, seven
grandchildren, three great-
grandchildren and another
on the way and nobody
dares tell Great-Grand-
mother Leah (that’s what
her business card says) to
stay off the streets at night
on her scooter.
Why not just stay in and
play bingo and do crafts
with the other residents at
Waterford South, the resi-
dential facility where she
lives?
“Wouldn’t do any
good,” said son Oliver
Edwards of Overland Park.
“She’s going to do what
what she’s going to do.
Nothing changes there.”
When told she was
cruising Holmes a recent
night with Gerry Rafferty’s
“Baker Street” in her ear-
buds, Edwards said:
“Probably.”
He and other family
members say Aviel is like a
free-willed, old hippie
chick who refuses to stay
on the disabled list. Tell
her she can’t and she’ll
show you she can.
“Stubborn is probably
the word,” grandson Jesse
Tucker said. “She’s taking
these classes because she
wants a job. She’s just not
happy living where she is.
Nothing against that place,
but she wants a place of
her own.
“She doesn’t think she
needs managed, and she’ll
sure let you know it.
“And she wants to be
there for us. I got away
from church for a while.
She brought me back.”
Some members of the
family have wrestled with
“Being in a wheelchair, I’m not asking to be put at the front of the line. I just want to be
on the list,” says Leah Aviel, 70, who motors down busy Kansas City streets in all sorts of
weather and at all hours.
Aviel cuts a colorful figure with her lavender hair and
rings on every finger. Her earbuds pipe in rock ’n’ roll.
substance-abuse issues.
Aviel herself had a rough
beginning in life.
She said her father was
an alcoholic. The more he
drank, the more her moth-
er prayed, and the more
she prayed, the more he
drank.
Her mother scrubbed
floors. A younger sister
died when she was hit by a
KEITH MYERS kmyers@kcstar.com
car.
“And that was my child-
hood,” she said.
As an adult, Aviel
worked as a surgical tech
in hospitals. She married a
few times, and moved
often.
But a few years back
when she broke her back
in a fall in an operating
room, she returned to
KEITH MYERS kmyers@kcstar.com
‘‘
I’M NOT ASKING
TO BE PUT AT THE
FRONT OF THE
LINE. I JUST WANT
TO BE ON THE
LIST.
Leah Aviel
Kansas City for good. She
started reading more,
learning new things and
got back to her Jewish
faith. She speaks with
passion of the moral obli-
gation to stand with
groups historically op-
pressed: Jews, African-
Americans, the LGBT
community, the bullied
and disabled.
“You stand with those
groups even if you stand
alone,” she said. “Do so
with a willing heart and
God’s blessings will come
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to you.
“Being in a wheelchair,
I’m not asking to be put at
the front of the line. I just
want to be on the list.”
INDEPENDENCE DAY
The rains had passed a
recent morning, the sun
shone bright and here
came Aviel, shining even
brighter.
Rings on every finger
and bracelets lining both
forearms caught the early
light. She smiled as she
approached the bus stop
on Oak Street just off
Minor Drive. When
parked, she broke out a
thermos of coffee and set
it on her tray.
Or as she calls it, her
workstation.
She was headed down-
town to the Missouri State
Office Building to meet
with a vocational rehabil-
itation counselor to talk
about resumes and job
interviews.
“I’ve been waiting for
this day,” she said.
She knows she will al-
ways need help doing
certain things. But she
wants to find out exactly
how independent she can
be.
She wants that for her-
self. And for the grand-
children and great-grand-
children.
“I refuse to be the cran-
ky, old lady in the pic-
ture,” she said.
A few minutes later, she
was on the Country Club
Plaza, hurrying to catch
her transfer bus. Cars
filled the streets, horns
honked, a big truck thun-
dered by.
Leah Aviel rolled past it
all. She had passed
through the dark, the cold
and rain. This day was
nothing.
This day was everything.
Donald Bradley:
816-234-4182
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FROM PAGE 1E jai said.

While competing

POETRY against other high school

teams, the girls have
heard poetry “when the
Each of them took on a getting it right isn’t easy. content is amazing, but
social theme such as child Sometimes the hardest they just didn’t deliver it
abuse, teen suicide, date part, team members said, right,” said Danielle. “It’s
rape, human trafficking, is speaking the words out like, ‘You had me but you
drug addiction and child loud and in public. lost me, you know?’ ”
sex slavery. They chose “This takes bravery,” “I feel like if you are
subjects they have experi- Erica Wright, one of Lin- writing poetry it just
ence with themselves, coln’s slam poetry coach- makes it easier to put
through friends or family es, tells her team. “It’s things into perspective.
members. nothing to pull on armor, Things I’ve written about I
None of it was pretty or but to tear it down ... well, have experienced myself
sweet or flowery. It was that takes bravery. To bare and the way that you can
ugly stuff. Messy. The your soul like that is put that into words to
kind of stuff kids don’t brave.” describe to everybody else
talk about, said school And then there’s all the is just crazy. It just lets you
counselor Nyree Smith. hard work to put the slam have a different view on
One Lincoln poet recit- or the rhythm and the everything.”
ed: spice into the poetry. The Slam poetry, said Erika
His skin was like barren team practices after Hall, 18, “gives you an
dusty roads I walk to school every Monday. immense appreciation for
school. “Before I joined the the English language be-
He had almond shaped team I was writing what I cause it shows you what
eyes that ran in the family thought was poetry,” said you can do not only with
He was my uncle. Lauren Taylor, 16. “But I the words, but with the
His hands that used to wasn’t writing spoken action and emotion you
cradle me to sleep would word. I was just writing put behind the words.”
soon invade an uncharted down my feelings. There’s The students say that
region of my maturing a difference. Spoken word since they’ve joined the
waters is making the words come poetry team, they even
Waves not meant for to life. It’s how you can hear music in a way they
tourists. really reach out and touch never did before.
someone’s heart.” “I just catch myself
Slam poetry, they said, listening to certain songs
SLAM POETRY IS is getting your words off
the page.
or rap songs and I hear
things that make me
ABOUT HOW THE “There’s definitely a think, ‘Wow, if this singer
SOUND OF THE difference in regular poet-
ry and slam poetry,” said
did this in like a poetry
competition, the scores
WORDS ROLLS OFF Adrianna Schoonover, 18. would be like, straight
THE TONGUE. Slam poetry is not about
how the words look on the
tens. Like this is really
poetry,’ ” said Aisha Arij,
page but rather how the 16.
“It is amazing to hear sound of them rolls off the The poetry duet Marjai
about what these kids go tongue, she said. does with Erika was in-
through every day and you “The difference is in the spired by a song by Drake,
would never know until rhythm,” Schoonover said. the hip-hop vocalist/rap-
you hear their poetry,” “Slam poetry is a perform- per. “We were just sitting
Smith said. “They are ance.” listening to music and we
great at masking it.” What the girls have looked at each other and
And as tough as their learned and what has we were like, ‘This would
subjects might be, “these made them regional win- sound so dope in a po-
girls are not seeking pro- ners is that “you can say em,’ ” Marjai said. “Music
fessional help,” Smith the same thing in different and poetry feed off of
said. “This (the slam poet- ways and it will have dif- each other. Like rap is
ry stage) is their forum.” ferent meanings,” said poetry. Poetry goes into
Another Lincoln poet: Danielle Foster, 17, whose many genres of every-
My thick thighs are the poetry stage name is Fos- thing.”
representations of grand- ter Child and whose audi- The Lincoln poets said
ma’s Sunday evening cook- tion piece dealt with a they’re ready to represent
ing. broken relationship. Kansas City at the nation-
I’m talking collard “When I’m practicing al competition. They’re
greens, fried chicken, maca- I’m thinking, ‘How can I trying to raise the $3,500
roni & cheese with corn say this so it makes every- to make the California
bread on the sides. one in the room really feel trip. They held an open
Yes these are the defini- this?’ ” Danielle said. mic performance last
tion of good cooking. First rule, write your month and raised a few
They also represent hard own material. hundred dollars but still
work, “Everything I spit, I have a long way to go.
Represent attraction, wrote,” Marjai said. “This Since they won the
Represent uniqueness. is personal. It comes from regional competition, they
Yes they caught yo eye our hearts.” said, they’ve been getting
from a distance, With their hands raised some added respect
and You wanted them. above their heads, her around school.
“I feel like this is what teammates snapped their “We are a team,” said
poetry is supposed to be fingers fast and repeatedly India Jane Walker. “I feel
about,” said Marjai Neal, to show they approved like a lot of the kids don’t
16. and agreed with her word see us that way. They see
Martin Woods, a senior choice. us as a club. But we flow
who used to be a member Clarity is important. The like a competitive unit. We
of the team, agreed. girls practice their diction. are going to competition.
“When I did it I had a lot They test it by placing a We are winning. We are
of life troubles and no one pencil between their teeth are doing it.”
would listen,” he said. and trying to speak clear- Snap, snap snap, snap ...
“My paper was my audi- ly.
ence.” “How you say what you Mará Rose Williams:
But pain is not the only say can mean the differ- 816-234-4419,
ingredient poured into ence between a score of @marawilliamskc
good slam poetry. And 10 and a score of 5,” Mar-
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topography and beautiful vistas.
This can especially be seen as
you view the next phase of lots
scheduled to open in the fall.
SEE CIDER MILL, PAGE 8
built with impeccable quality;
2. They want to live in an
active, healthy, resort-like com-
munity with a strong social fab-
ric that enhances their lifestyle.
That is the essence of why so
many are drawn to Loch Lloyd—
intelligently designed homes
inside Kansas City’s finest resort
lifestyle community that offers a
SEE LOCH LLOYD, PAGE 8
communities located through-
out the award-winning Blue
Valley, De Soto Unified and
Olathe school districts.
Showcasing fresh and func-
tional features, like a “kitchen
SEE RODROCK HOMES, PAGE 2
Submitted photo
them to own a beautiful home at
a great value, with wonderful
SEE OAK RUN, PAGE 2
Submitted photo
Cider Mill Ridge was developed to take
advantage of its green space with a large park
in the center of the community.
Submitted photo
Outdoor living spaces are an integral part of
Loch Lloyd homes, with comfortable areas
amid picturesque surroundings.
Submitted photo
The spectacular two-story Lancaster 4.5 floor
plan, a former model home, is available for
immediate purchase in Wyngate.
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RODROCK DEVELOPMENT
34 consecutive years
of Spring Parade wins
Information provided by finishes, and all the amenities
Rodrock Development and benefits of being located in
Rodrock Development has a Rodrock community.
taken part in the Spring Parade Among the winners were two
of Homes since 1983 and is Silver American Dream Awards,
incredibly proud to have 34 both given to Robert A Washam
years of consecutive wins. Three Construction for its Addilyn II
homes total — in Stonebridge in Stonebridge Meadows and its
Park, Stonebridge Meadows, Riley III in Arbor Lake. And a
and Arbor Lake — were praised top Gold American Dream
for outstanding home design Award was granted to Dusselier
and architecture. Each offers a
standout floor plan, the finest in SEE RODROCK DEVELOPMENT, PAGE 6
Submitted photo
A top Gold American Dream Award was granted to Dusselier & Marks Homes’ Austin floor plan in
Rodrock Development's Stonebridge Park. The home boasts all the latest trends and colors, and
living and kitchen areas full of windows and a large slider that brings in tons of light.
CANYON CREEK POINT
Maintenance-provided
living, natural beauty
Information provided by Prime Development. “They like
Prime Development Land Company the convenience of mainte-
nance-provided neighborhoods,
Prime Development Land but many don’t want to down-
Company is proud to announce
its newest residential neigh-
size to small attached villas.
They want a comfortably sized
borhood: Canyon Creek Point. home with room for kids and
Located in Lenexa, just north of grandchildren to stay for long
Kansas Highway 10 and Cedar holidays, a spacious main level
Creek Parkway, Canyon Creek for daily living and entertaining,
Point provides remarkably beau- and a full-size yard for pets and
tiful surroundings and the best outdoor living. Canyon Creek
in maintenance-provided living Point offers just what these peo-
without downsizing. ple are looking for – in a setting
“In today’s market, many peo- of unsurpassed natural beauty.”
ple with grown children are Development of the first phase
ready to move from large, two- of 43 lots in Canyon Creek Point
story family homes to new was completed this spring and
homes with the convenience of lot reservations are now being
main floor living,” said Frank
Dean, development manager for SEE CANYON CREEK, PAGE 4
Submitted photo
The new Canyon Creek Point neighborhood is situated atop a high ridge with deep stream valleys
on two sides. City-owned parkland and a natural conservation area surround the community,
allowing sweeping views of nothing but nature.
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Oak Run OAK RUN, A

CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
STEWART-GROVES
floor plans, coupled with a DEVELOPMENT
wealth of community Location: Interstate 35 to Old 56
amenities. Hwy. Go west on 151st Street about
Once all are sold, we will one mile to the entrance of the Oak
be moving on to the new Run subdivision.
phase of homes to be built, Price: Starting in the mid
beginning in late summer.” $200,000s.
Part of the draw to the Hours: Furnished Model open daily,
community is Johnnie noon to 5 p.m. and by appointment.
Adams Homes. The com- Contact: The sales office at
pany is among the finest 913-738-7768 or
homebuilders in the Kan- OakRunOlathe@gmail.com, Rosie
sas City metropolitan area Dearmore at 913-707-7496, Theresa
Moore at 913-980-2450 or Janelle
and known for their affor-
Williams at 913-269-6780.
dability, innovative floor
plans, and commitment to Website: www.oakrunolathe.com
excellence.
Johnnie Adams has been find a wide array of dis-
building exceptional, high tinct floor plan options,
quality homes since 1992. each highlighted by super-
After achieving great suc- ior quality, a high level of
cess in the Lee’s Summit craftsmanship and great
and Blue Springs area, he attention to detail.
branched out to other “Our reverse plans are
projects, including Oak some of the most affor-
Run. dable in the area,” said
“One of the wonderful Williams. “Our buyers have
things that Johnnie brings told us they feel like they Submitted photo
to the table is his innova- have walked into a very “The beautiful, affordable homes, coupled with the community’s tranquil living and close proximity to the city and everything one would need, makes Oak Run a
highly desirable community,” said Theresa Moore, who markets the property.
tive, gracious floor plans comfortable, boutique
and extraordinary atten- version of a more expen- office/flex room on the In addition to offering within the award-winning how much house, and a
tion to detail,” Moore said. sive home.” main level. The finished an inviting, tranquil living Olathe school district, and beautiful environment
“He truly believes that The community’s fur- basement has another environment, Oak Run is starting in 2017, the high they can afford here, par-
building a home for a nished model home, The bedroom and bathroom, also within close proximity school students of Oak ticularly for being in John-
family is considerably Northbend, which is open plus a wet bar and recre- to the city and many mod- Run will attend the new, son County,” said Dear-
more involved and de- daily from noon to 5 p.m. ation room. ern conveniences, in- state-of-the-art Olathe more. “There are just a lot
manding than simply and by appointment, is an Community amenities cluding, for many of its West High School. The of people out there who
building a house, which is eye-catching two-story, include zero-depth entry residents, only a short school district has also have decided to make Oak
why he always goes the five-bedroom, 4½-bath- pool and cabana, as well commute to some of John- identified Oak Run as the Run the place where they
extra mile to bring some- room home featuring an as numerous nearby op- son County’s largest em- future location for a new love to come home!”
thing unique and different open floor plan with four tions suitable for first-time, ployers. elementary school.
to every home he builds.” bedrooms and 3-1/2 bath- move-up, and empty-nest For buyers with chil- “The people who visit
Prospective buyers will rooms upstairs, and an buyers. dren, Oak Run is situated Oak Run are amazed at

Located in the De Soto

RODROCK HOMES Unified School District,
Web: RodrockHomes.com Hills of Forest Creek in
Shawnee boasts direct
Phone: 913-851-0347
access to Clear Creek Trail,
Prices: Range from $390,000 to linking homeowners to one
more than $2 million. of the city’s longest and
Check out these Rodrock Homes most scenic trails, the
communities today from 11 a.m. - 6 17-mile Mill Creek Stream-
p.m. on the Spring Parade of
way Trail.
Homes. Models return to regular
hours tomorrow, May 8. Dorothy Mask, commu-
nity manager and ReeceN-
Lenexa
ichols agent, notes buyers
Gleason Glen like the community’s wide
Overland Park variety of floor plans and
Colton the beautiful former mod-
els for sale.
Chapel Hill
“The two-story, four-
Summerwood bedroom Weston III high-
Summerwood Estates lights a main-level enter-
Terrybrook Farms, A Julian-Rodrock tainment space and a spa-
Homes Community cious second floor dedicat-
Wyngate ed to privacy,” she said.
“With the spring promo-
Shawnee
tion it won’t last long—I
Hills of Forest Creek encourage people who
Ridgestone Meadows have visited over the past
nine days to come back.”
south Johnson County. Buying a former model
Nestled in the heart of the means immediate occu-
acclaimed Blue Valley pancy and a chance for
School District, Wyngate is kids to enjoy the commu-
adjacent to three schools— nity pool this summer and
which means kids can build friendships before
Submitted photo attend K-12 growing up in the fall school year kicks
The well-appointed Chesapeake II features a sweeping floor plan with a curved staircase, dramatic great room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a two-story tall one house. off.
stone fireplace. This former Summerwood model is for sale with a special Parade promotion of $25,000 in free upgrades or $15,000 to help with closing costs or a
reduction in price. “For about 90 percent of And with the $25,000
our homeowners, Wyn- promotion, opportunities
Rodrock son’s parade, including
Johnson County’s most-
tion, which adds value to a
home, there’s truly some-
rooms for informal gather-
ing. Former models for sale
gate’s location is key, of-
fering rare, walk-up access
are endless to further cus-
tomize and upgrade a
Homes anticipated new communi- thing for everyone. The 10 in Colton, the Anthem via the community’s nature home. For example, buyers
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1 ty, Terrybrook Farms—a former models for sale is Reverse and the Monterey, trails to Cedar Hill Ele- can choose to finish a
Don Julian-Rodrock also an unprecedented are loaded with upgrades mentary and Pleasant lower level, upgrade a
within a kitchen” and Homes Community— chance to buy and enjoy in tile, granite and ap- Ridge Middle School,” said master closet or create an
seamless open floor plans, which won three awards immediately.” pliances and extras to Michele Davis, community outdoor entertainment
Rodrock’s model homes during the Home Builder’s Why buy a model home further enhance lifestyles.” manager and ReeceNichols area. The $15,000 promo-
have garnered lots of atten- Association Spring Parade now? Colton has prime access real estate agent. “There’s tion is perfect for helping
tion from prospective of Homes competition. According to Kerwin to Blue Valley School Dis- not another Blue Valley with closing costs or even
homebuyers. Although the Prospective buyers are Holloway, Colton commu- trict and is convenient to community with this prox- to reduce the home’s sell-
spring tour concludes also excited about Ro- nity manager and ReeceN- 69 Highway for shopping, imity to schools and the ing price.
today, heavy traffic is ex- drock’s 10 former model ichols real estate agent, dining and entertainment. amenities package.” Visit today 11 a.m. - 6
pected with people coming homes for sale. With a buyers insist on a house “Another benefit to buy- Two former models, the p.m . Traffic and sales at
back for a second look in special promotion of that offers solutions to ing a model home, aside Larsen EX, Lancaster 4.5 Rodrock Homes have been
communities such as Col- $25,000 in free upgrades or their needs, whether it’s a from its immediate avail- and a gracious spec home, brisk during the Spring
ton, Wyngate and Hills of $15,000 to help with clos- gourmet kitchen, a spa-like ability, is that the construc- the Irving, are for sale with Parade of Homes—hurry to
Forest Creek and Terry- ing costs or a reduction in master retreat, a main level tion dust has long settled the Spring Parade of experience Johnson Coun-
brook Farms, the collab- price, these stunning master suite or bonus around it and construction Homes promotion. ty’s premier communities,
oration between Don Ju- homes are in demand. rooms that can be outfitted traffic is at a minimum,” “We’ve had terrific in- including the 10 former
lian Builders and Rodrock “We’re thrilled that our as a home office or guest Holloway said. terest in these three beauti- model homes with a spe-
Homes. spring parade collection room. Location, location, loca- es,” Davis said. “Not only cial promotion that ends
Known for building has been so well received,” “For example, people tion. do they have high-end today. And the best part? If
quality homes with floor said Rodrock Homes Presi- envision their family in a All of Rodrock’s neigh- extras, the promotion al- you haven’t made it to this
plans geared to enhance dent Brian Rodrock. “With well-appointed kitchen, borhoods are situated in lows buyers to add addi- year’s tour, Rodrock’s mo-
busy family lifestyles in the a wide variety of price which has evolved into a ideal locations in Johnson tional upgrades or reduce del homes will be open
area’s best school districts, points, floor plans and home’s hub that’s utilized County. the selling price or closing during regular hours be-
Rodrock has showcased communities located in for more than meal prep- Location is the main costs.” ginning tomorrow.
some of its most popular some of the most desirable aration,” Holloway said. reason Wyngate suits Take advantage of the
designs during this sea- school districts in the na- “They’re multiple-purpose buyers seeking to live in promo; move-in ready.
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
NORTHGATE VILLAGE
Newly designed rowhomes ready in Northgate Village
Information provided by
Hunt Midwest
With the sale of the last
single family home in
Northgate Village, Aspen
Homes’ Tony Libra and
Steve Gilliland turned their
attention to building the
remaining rowhomes.
“We wanted to duplicate
the success we had with
the single family and patio
homes,” explains Libra. “So
we began the same way
with the rowhomes by
asking current home-
owners what they like
about their homes and
what parts of the design
need to be changed. From
there we worked with our
architect to come up with
two new floorplans, the
Quebec and the Chouteau,
that incorporated much of
the feedback we received.”
With the first four near-
ing completion, Libra has
already sold one of the
rowhomes and continues
to meet with a number of
interested buyers.
“The response has been
overwhelmingly positive,”
said Libra. “I anticipate
that once these homes are
complete they will sell
quickly.”
The Quebec and the
Chouteau both offer ap-
proximately 2,000 square
feet of living area with
three bedrooms and three-
and-a-half bathrooms.
Each plan features high-
end finishes including
custom cabinetry, hard-
wood floors throughout
the main floor, quartz
countertops, a custom tile
backsplash, craftsman-
style trim, stainless steel
appliances and large out-
Northgate Village rowhomes offer homeowners a maintenance-provided lifestyle.
door deck. All homes
come with a garage door
opener and are pre-wired
for high-speed internet
access.
Northgate Village row-
homes also offer home-
owners a maintenance
provided lifestyle with an
affordable monthly main-
tenance fee covering the
cost of lawn care, snow
removal, irrigation services
and much more.
“The rowhomes come
complete with all the fea-
tures and finishes that
buyers expect in a new
home,” explains Libra.
Northgate Village is a
neo-traditional neigh-
borhood that incorporates
architectural elements and
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design inspired by iconic
neighborhoods such as
Brookside and Waldo. It is
located in trending North
Kansas City, just east of
Burlington Street and
south of N. 32nd Avenue
and within walking dis-
tance of a variety of neigh-
borhood amenities such as
Macken Park, historic
North Kansas City High
School, the quaint shops
and restaurants in down-
town North Kansas City,
the community center, city
hall, public library, the
YMCA and Waggin’ Trail
Park, an off-leash dog park
located just across from
the neighborhood.
“Our central location
puts residents within a
Designed after iconic neighborhoods such as Brookside, homes in Northgate
Village offer architectural character not found in most new home communities.
10-minute drive to down-
town Kansas City and a
15-minute drive to KCI
Airport,” said Bari Allen,
ReeceNichols real estate
agent and onsite commu-
nity manager. “Whether
commuting to work or
walking to nearby attrac-
tions, Northgate’s accessi-
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NORTHGATE VILLAGE
ROWHOMES
Prices: Starting in the $300,000s
Location: 3001 Swift Street
Directions: Take Interstate 35 to
the Armour Rd exit, west on Armour
then north on Swift to the
community.
Hours: By appointment only.
Contact: Bari Allen, 816.221.7681
Web: NorthgateVillage.
HuntMidwestKC.com
six pocket parks, themed
brick entry monuments,
ornamental street lighting
and park benches and
generous landscaping.
Many single-family homes
and rowhomes face pocket
parks and have addresses
such as Gentry Park and
Erie Park.
The first model home is
expected to open in early
Submitted photo
July. Until then, those
interested in learning more
or scheduling a private
tour should contact Allen
by calling (816) 221-7681.
Northgate Village was
developed by Hunt Mid-
west, an industry leader in
master planned communi-
ty development for more
than 20 years. Hunt Mid-
west is owned by the fam-
ily of legendary entrepre-
Submitted photo neur and sports pioneer
Lamar Hunt. Additional
Hunt Midwest communi-
bility and unmistakable ties include Running
charm have made this Horse, The Reserve at
community a popular Riverstone, Staley Hills,
place to call home. It con- Benson Place, Woodneath
tinues to attract a diverse Farms, Eagle Creek and
group of buyers from those Timber Trails. All commu-
just starting out to empty- nities are marketed exclu-
nesters and retirees.” sively by ReeceNichols.
Amenities in Northgate
Village include street trees,
g
164th St & Mur-Len Rd, Olathe, KS - Upper $200s-$350
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COTTONWOOD CANYON larger, more enticing selec-

tion of layouts from which COTTONWOOD
New floor plans are available to choose. Homes range in
size from 2,800 to more
than 5,000 square feet, and
CANYON
Prices: From the low $400,000s to

in a maintenance-provided oasis
over $1 million
prices start in the low
Location: One mile west of
$400,000s. Interstate 435 on 95th Street/Prairie
And along with new Star Parkway in Lenexa
Information provided by floor plans, a new phase of Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the
Cottonwood Canyon 19 homesites is available Spring Parade of Homes, which ends
It’s the best time of the for reservations, including today. Starting next week, noon to
year to be outside. Yet the final remaining loca- 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday or
despite the long, leisurely tions along 94th Street. by appointment.
days, spring often brings Eight of the homesites are Contact: Angie Ripley or Nita
hectic schedules filled with walkout locations with Criswell at 913-492-4444 or
sales@cottonwoodcanyonks.com
events, celebrations and southern exposures that
get-togethers. The solution overlook a picturesque Web:
to a busy schedule? Main- natural green space and www.CottonwoodCanyonKS.com
tenance-provided living, streamway. And for pro-
which frees you from the spective buyers who covet yon and the surrounding
burden of exterior chores. golf course living, five of metro area.
The convenience of a the new homesites over- That includes Cotton-
maintenance-provided Submitted photo look the secluded 13th wood Canyon’s beautiful
lifestyle loses a bit of ap- New floor plans and homesites are available in Cottonwood Canyon, a picturesque oasis tucked away in scenic Lenexa hole of Canyon Farms Golf surroundings, which make
terrain. Prices start in the low $400,000s.
peal without plenty of Club, complete with east- the most of the rolling,
nearby amenities and public art gallery. Several ern exposure—the perfect treed terrain and natural
attractions to enjoy, but Lenexa Public Market spot to sip your favorite features like creeks, small
Cottonwood Canyon’s tenants have recently been coffee while enjoying a bluffs and lush, native
prime Lenexa location announced, including The summer sunrise. Explore landscaping, including
puts homeowners in the Roasterie, Foo’s Fabulous what’s available today, the grasses and flowers. And in
midst of the thriving com- Café, topp’d Pizza + Salads, last day of this year’s the midst of it all, Canyon
munity. With the recent Lenexa Locale and Mari- Spring Parade of Homes. Farms Golf Club beckons
completion of Mill Creek lyn’s Mad Treats. Cottonwood Canyon is with a course that’s as
Road, homeowners are The ease of the Cotton- open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. challenging as it is beauti-
just a short walk away wood Canyon lifestyle Outside the home, resi- ful.
from the new Lenexa Civic starts at home. Prospective dents can take full ad- Interested in experi-
Center, located within the buyers can work with the vantage of the conve- encing the Cottonwood
broader Lenexa City Cen- community’s building Submitted photo nience of provided mainte- Canyon lifestyle firsthand?
ter, that’s scheduled to team—B.L. Rieke Custom As the Spring Parade of Homes concludes today, come out to Cottonwood nance. Low homeowner Make plans to visit the
open this year. The devel- Homes, Tom French Canyon and experience what many call “the best views in Kansas City.” association dues include community soon and find
opment will serve as a Homes, LG Homes, Starr maintenance-provided golf greens or the lake. snow removal, trash pick- out how you can make the
mixed-use hub that in- Homes, Don Julian Build- home on one of Cotton- Several of these renowned up and lawn maintenance, most of your summer with
cludes a public market, ers and Befort Construc- wood Canyon’s appealing builders recently released giving homeowners more a new home at Cotton-
indoor aquatic center, tion, to name a few—to homesites, almost all of new floor plans, giving time to enjoy what they wood Canyon.
fitness facilities and a create the perfectly sized, which back to green space, prospective buyers a love in Cottonwood Can-

Canyon sides. City-owned parkland

and a natural conservation
maintenance and snow
removal, and community CANYON CREEK POINT
Creek area surround the commu- amenities include pictur- Lot Prices: Starting at $70,000,
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1 nity, allowing sweeping esque walking trails and with premium view lots ranging
accepted. Lot prices start views of nothing but na- elective privileges for use between $120,000 and $140,000.
in the low $70,000s, with ture, and assuring resi- of the pool, cabana, play- Home Prices: Most homes will be
premium view lots ranging dents that those views will ground, basketball court, priced from the upper $400,000s to
in price from $120,000 to remain forever unspoiled. and recreational sports the mid-$500,000s. Values of homes
$145,000. Most homes will “If you’re the kind of field at neighboring Can- on the most exceptional view lots
may exceed $600,000.
be comfortably sized, re- person who appreciates yon Creek.
verse 1-1/2-story designs the beauty of every season, Residents at Canyon Hours: For more information, visit
with 2,700 to 3,200 square the sounds of song birds Creek Point will enjoy the sales office at Canyon Creek,
open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
feet of living area and and the tranquil sight of quick and easy access to through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. on
three-car garages, priced grazing deer, you will love Highways K-10, K-7, I-435 Sunday.
from the mid-$400,000s to to live at Canyon Creek and I-35, allowing smooth
Directions: Kansas Highway 10 to
the mid-$500,000s. Values Point,” Dean said. “This is travel to all parts of the Cedar Creek Parkway exit, then
of homes with the most a very special place. It’s a metropolitan area includ- When complete, Canyon Creek Point, the newest residential neighborhood by
north on Canyon Creek Boulevard
Prime Development Land Co., will contain only 99 select maintenance-provided
breathtaking views are private refuge, an escape ing Corporate Woods, and west on Prairie Star Parkway.
home sites, every home backing to treed parkland or common area.
likely to exceed $600,000. from fast-paced city life. shopping, dining and en- For more information contact:
In anticipation of high Here at Canyon Creek tertainment areas in Lea- Stephanie Larson or Gary Pattison at
demand, Prime Devel- Point, the beauty of nature wood, South Overland 913-271-4455 expectations,” Dean said. maintain a waiting list of
opment has already started is right at your doorstep.” Park, the Country Club Website: www.CanyonCreekKS.com “Canyon Creek Point will interested homebuyers
construction of the second Three to four furnished Plaza, the Crossroads Art be one of the most beauti- long before the neigh-
and final phase of Canyon model homes and 20 or District and Downtown “Prime Development ful neighborhoods we’ve borhood opened. It’s a
Creek Point. When com- more spec homes are ex- Kansas City, and the near- Land Company is well- developed in the past 25 testament to the long-
plete, the neighborhood pected to be completed by by Lenexa City Center. known for its creative and years. That’s one reason standing reputation of
will contain only 99 select the end of this year. Well- Lawrence, Kansas and KCI distinctive residential de- why interest in Canyon Prime Development and
home sites. Every home known builders with repu- airport are only 30 minutes velopments that consis- Creek Point is so strong, so the remarkable beauty of
will back to treed parkland tations for outstanding away. tently exceed customer much so that we started to this very special place.”
or common area, and over design, quality construc-
80 percent of the lots are tion, financial stability and
suitable for walk-out base- business integrity who are
ments. committed to building
“Life at Canyon Creek homes in the community
Point will feel like vaca- include JFE Construction,
tioning at a private moun- Roeser Custom Homes,
tain resort,” Dean said. The Gabriel Homes and James
neighborhood is situated Engle Custom Homes.
atop a high ridge with Neighborhood services
deep stream valleys on two will include landscape
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
CEDAR CREEK
Cedar Creek Parkway extension sought
to improve safety, enhance quality of life
Information provided by
Cedar Creek Realty
A four-lane, tree-lined
boulevard will pave the
way for long-awaited
shopping amenities, im-
proved connectivity, and
safer neighborhoods in
Olathe’s prestigious Cedar
Creek community.
Cedar Creek Devel-
opment Company is seek-
ing city approval of a bene-
fit district to extend Cedar
Creek Parkway .86 miles
south from its current
end-point near Cedar Niles
Boulevard to College Bou-
levard. Cedar Creek Park-
way south of College Bou-
levard has already been
approved by the city of
Olathe and construction
should commence in 2018.
Cedar Creek Parkway is
the major “spine” of Cedar
Creek and will funnel
traffic throughout the
whole neighborhood. The
new parkway design will
be consistent with the
existing section including
trees, plantings and sig-
nage.
“We are pleased to be
bringing the original vision
of Cedar Creek to life
through this project,” said
Len Boxler, Development
Director, Cedar Creek
Development Co. “Cedar
Creek Parkway will now be
the beautiful and vital
north-south connector that
was envisioned when
Cedar Creek was first de-
signed in 1985. It is critical
to making Cedar Creek the
premier, executive com-
munity we want for all our
Cedar Creek Development Co. is seeking city approval to extend Cedar Creek Parkway south from its current end-point near
Cedar Niles Boulevard to College Boulevard, enhancing the quality of life in Cedar Creek and improving safety in the area.
current and future resi-
dents.”
Ken Rosberg, President
and Managing Broker of
Cedar Creek Realty, said
several factors converged
to make this the right time
to undertake the project:
Grocery and shopping:
Balls Food Stores has com-
mitted to building a Hen
House grocery store near
Cedar Creek Parkway and
K-10 if the road is extend-
ed. The parkway improve-
ments will also encourage
other retailers to open
stores and restaurants in
the area. “The success of
the Balls Company de-
pends upon satisfying the
needs of our teammates,
customers and the com-
munities of which we are a
part,” said David Ball,
President and CEO. “We
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The Cedar Creek Parkway extension is part of the original Cedar Creek master
plan and, according to Len Boxler, Cedar Creek’s development director, will be
“critical to making Cedar Creek the premier, executive community we want.”
are excited to bring a high-
quality Hen House store to
Cedar Creek and becom-
ing part of this great com-
munity.”
Safety: The City of
Olathe supports the park-
Submitted photo
Submitted photo
way’s extension as it will
greatly improve police and
fire access throughout
Cedar Creek and adjoining
communities.
Neighborhood quality
of life: Commuter traffic,
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CEDAR CREEK
PARKWAY EXTENSION
What: An .86-mile extension of
Cedar Creek Parkway to College Blvd.
When: Construction begins 2018-19.
Completion in 2020.
Why: Improved safety, connectivity,
which now disrupts resi- grocery and retail
dential streets, will utilize
How much: $17.5 million—62
the parkway, thus improv-
percent paid by the development
ing safety and quality of company, 38 percent by adjoining
life for community resi- property owners over 10 years. The
dents. $6.4 million section south of College
Connectivity: Cedar Blvd. will be paid for by the
development company.
Creek Parkway was, and
still is, viewed as the crit-
ical transportation route Creek Parkway will en-
for the community. The hance the lives and prop-
parkway will greatly im- erty values of all our resi-
prove accessibility to cen- dents for many years to
tral Olathe, College Boule- come.”
vard, K-10, and metro Homeowners who have
Kansas City and Lawrence. already participated in a
The Cedar Creek Park- previous benefit district
way project is divided into such as Cedar Creek Park-
two benefit districts, with a way phase 1, Valley Park-
total estimated cost of way phase 1 or 2, Clare
about $24 million. The Road or College Boulevard
cost breakdown is as fol- will not be assessed a
lows: second time. Assessments
South of College Boule- are based on a geograph-
vard, $6.4 million, 100% ical map devised by pre-
paid by the development vious Cedar Creek owners
company. Already ap- and the City of Olathe so
proved by the City of that no landowner is in
Olathe. Construction be- two districts. Those who
gins in 2018. have not been assessed
North of College Boule- will be part of some future
vard, $17.5 million, 62% benefit district road pro-
paid by the development ject.
company. The average Construction is expected
annual homeowner’s as- to commence in 2018 with
sessment is estimated to completion expected in
be $1,900 for 10 years late 2019 or early 2020.
based on a $1.14 per Benefit district assess-
square foot valuation. ments will be included in
“Assessments are never affected property owners’
popular, but we hope that tax bills beginning 2021.
by having the development For more information,
company paying the signif- contact Cedar Creek De-
icant majority of the cost, velopment Company,
we are easing the burden 25775 W. 103rd Street,
on our other valued bene- Olathe, Kan., 66061, by
fit district partners,” Rosb- phone at 913-829-6500 or
erg said. “In the end, we by email at info@cedar
are confident that the creek-kc.com.
improvement of Cedar
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Rodrock
Development
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1

& Marks Homes’ Austin

floor plan in Stonebridge
Park.
The win was welcome
news to the community
managers in Stonebridge
Park. While Parade traffic
has been terrific in the
neighborhood, the man-
agers are sure the win will
warrant even more visits
this weekend.
“The Austin is absolute-
ly beautiful, the minute
you walk in,” exclaims
Julie Parman. “It has all
the latest trends, colors,
and charm Parade-goers
are looking for. The living
and kitchen areas are full
of windows and a large
slider that brings in tons
of light.” Submitted photo
The house is a larger Robert A Washam Construction’s Riley III, found in Rodrock Development’s Arbor Lake, earned the Silver American Dream Award. The Riley III has 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and a lower level that’s open and
ideal for entertaining, whether it be in the Great Room, formal dining room, around the large kitchen island, or out on the deck/patio.
version of D&M’s popular
Marietta III, and the com- alone. Now that the com- out on the deck/patio.” another winner join its space that’s often lacking homes to maintenance-
munity has received a lot munity is home to a Silver The master suite is not ranks. “Given the surge in in homes of this price provided villas—show-
of positive feedback on American Dream award only romantic — with an home values and the un- range. The master suite cased the finest in new
this house — and all of its winner, even those im- oversized freestanding tub certainty of available re- has an amazing, spa-like homebuilding and design.
Parade entries. pressive numbers are and his-and-her vanities sale inventory, homes in master bath, which in- This is truly an ideal
“D&M is very deserving likely to increase. — but also functional with Rodrock communities cludes separate vanities, a time to explore the very
of the Gold Award,” Julie “It’s an honor and a a large master closet along offer a great opportunity walk-in shower, freestand- best Rodrock Develop-
continues. “Leonard pleasure to work with Rob with the laundry room, to move right into a beau- ing soaker tub, sumptuous ment has to offer. But you
Marks and Don Dusselier Washam, who’s so meticu- accessible to all rooms on tiful new home,” says heated tile floors, and need to hurry! Today is
are wonderful to work lous in detail and takes the second level. community manager Mike additional linen storage.” the last day of the Parade,
with, and we have had pride in how he con- “Rob follows that Slaven. “In Stonebridge “Robyn and I are so and the gorgeous homes
great success with them in structs and finishes his through by having not Meadows alone, there are pleased that Washam won in Arbor Lake, Greens of
Stonebridge Park. We look homes,” says Debi Donner. only a one-year builder more than 25 homes avail- this award,” Mike contin- Chapel Creek, Cottages at
forward to many more “The Riley III is a 2 story warranty but also an HBW able in various stages of ues. “His team worked so Woodridge, Grayson
sales of D&M homes in with a 3-car garage, 5 2-10 home warranty on his construction!” hard to create this stun- Place, Forest View, Arbor
our neighborhood.” bedrooms, and 4 bath- homes,” Debi adds. “This Among them is the ning model home. Woods, Stonebridge
Traffic has likewise rooms. The lower level is ensures new homeowners award-winning Addilyn II, Such fantastic wins Meadows, Stonebridge
been brisk in Arbor Lake, remarkably open and full feel secure knowing their which Mike describes as a aside, this year’s Spring Trails, and Stonebridge
with community manag- of potential for entertain- builder stands behind his “definite must-see.” Parade was a huge success Park aren’t likely to last!
ers reporting some 35 ing, whether it be in the homes and will be there “The kitchen is just with 9 communities show- For more information,
groups on Saturday and 55 Great Room, formal din- long after closing.” incredible! We’re talking a casing an incredible 34 visit Rodrock.com
on Sunday during the first ing room, around the Stonebridge Meadows is fantastic layout and cus- models. The homes—
weekend of the Parade large kitchen island, or likewise thrilled to have tom cabinets with counter ranging from single-family
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
How to avoid purchasing
a home with hidden hazards
By Erik J. Martin, CTW Features
Prospective buyer be-
ware: that home for sale
you’re eyeing could be a
ticking time bomb – per-
haps a termite headquar-
ters, lead-based paint
mecca, former meth lab
site, or environmentally
polluted property. And you
won’t know for sure unless
you do your homework,
say the experts.
Alarmingly, a new AT-
TOM Data Solutions report
reveals that 17.3 million
single-family homes and
condos worth a collective
$4.9 trillion in estimated
market value are located in
zip codes with high or very
high risk for at least one of
four environmental haz-
ards: poor air quality,
industrial pollution, Super-
funds (categorized by the
EPA as being contaminat-
ed with hazardous waste),
or brownfields (a property
that may contain a hazard-
ous substance, contami-
nant, or pollutant). These
homes represent 25 per-
cent of the 68.1 million
total residences evaluated
in the report. The study
indicated that, in general,
properties within higher
environmental hazard risk
areas suffered from lower
home price appreciation,
decreased home values,
and increased rates of
underwater mortgages.
“These findings suggest
that, in addition to being
better for your family’s
health and safety, buying a
home in an area with low
Before buying a home, hire an independent inspector to look for environmental hazards and other issues that could affect the value of the property.
risk for environmental
hazards can be a smart
investment decision,” says
Daren Blomquist, senior
vice president for ATTOM
Data Solutions in Irvine,
Calif. “The major takeaway
here is that it’s important
to go into a home pur-
chase with eyes wide open
about all the benefits and
risks that come with that
purchase, including envi-
ronmental hazard risk,
which can potentially
negatively impact not only
your health but also your
wealth.”
Blomquist warns that,
while some environmental
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
hazards are required to be
disclosed before you pur-
chase a home, they often
won’t be disclosed until
the closing process, “which
could be at the last minute
when you’re buried in a
mountain of paperwork
you’re signing at the clos-
ing table. That means it’s
in your best interest to
perform what we call a
‘pre-diligence’ of homes
you are considering to buy
early on in the buying
process – well before you
reach the closing table.”
The first step is to hire
an independent property
inspector whom you select
carefully instead of blindly
trusting in a home in-
spection done by your
mortgage company.
“Buyers should always
make sure to have a care-
ful home inspection per-
formed by someone they
trust to reveal the good,
bad and ugly about a
home,” Blomquist says.
Cheryl Reed, director of
external communication
for Angie’s List in Indi-
anapolis, recommends
testing the home for ra-
don, lead, mold, asbestos
and meth production.
“It’s really important to
test for meth these days,
THE KANSAS CITY STAR.............................................................................. 7F
toxins from Superfund and
brownfield areas can also
seep into soil and ground-
water and infiltrate your
home through a process
called vapor intrusion,
resulting in serious health
hazards,” says Risvold.
Scott Reidenbach, at-
torney/founding principal
of Wayne, Pa.-based Rei-
denbach & Associates LLC,
says prospective buyers
can negotiate for addition-
al time to perform due
diligence either before
going under contract or
during.
“During this time, look
for nearby manufacturing
or chemical operations
that could be polluting the
air or ground water or that
would create quite a mess
if they were to catch fire or
have an accident. Water
runoff and storm water
issues are huge concerns,
too, as is noise pollution,”
says Reidenbach. “Walk
the community yourself
and talk to neighbors who
have lived in the area for
years.”
iStockphoto Additionally, you should
visit the local municipal
records building or village
because you don’t know if hall to request public re-
a previous owner pro- cords for the home and
duced math on the prem- nearby area. You can also
ises but was never caught,” find valuable information
says Reed, who says meth online about the home you
test kits cost around $50. are considering buying;
“If you find evidence of visit the EPA’s
any contaminant, don’t MyEnvironment site
hire the inspector to cor- (www3.epa.gov/enviro/
rect it — enlist a qualified, myenviro), the EPA’s
reputable mediator.” Brownfields site (epa.gov/
John Risvold, attorney brownfields), and AT-
with The Collins Law Firm TOM's HomeDisclosure
P.C. In Naperville, Ill., .com, which provides
recommends learning all environmental hazard
you can about your prop- information for many
erty’s water source. for-sale properties.
“Ensure that the water is
safe to drink and free of
chemicals. Be aware that
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Loch Lloyd As one new resident put

it, “Like most of our
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friends, we spent the last
25 years living for our chil-
vibrant social life in a pri- dren. When our last child
vate gated community with left for college, we made a
Kansas City’s lowest prop- conscious decision that
erty taxes. we’re going to embrace life
Rumors have long swir- — to live the next 25 years
led about a new second for us. Loch Lloyd is the
gate on the north end of perfect lifestyle for us for
Loch Lloyd closest to John- the next phase of our life.”
son County, Kansas. It That complete lifestyle
turns out - those rumors experience is available
are true. A second gate will thanks to the vision of the
be constructed this sum- developer — FiveStar Life-
mer with the grand open- styles — owned by Neal
ing scheduled around Patterson and Cliff Illig, the
Christmas, giving Loch co-founders of Cerner
Lloyd residents much Corporation.
closer access to the world- “Loch Lloyd is the most
class shopping, dining and successful development in
entertainment in Leawood Kansas City thanks to the
and Overland Park, Kan. vision and financial
Inside the gates, the strength of the developer,”
Loch Lloyd lifestyle beck- Campbell said. “Buyers
ons, an immersive experi- invest in Loch Lloyd be-
ence that helps home- Submitted photo cause they have confidence
Six furnished models are open daily to tour from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the Spring Parade of Homes, which continues through tomorrow.
owners live their best lives. in Mr. Patterson and Mr.
That includes delivering a Illig.”
beautifully built home that Intelligent design is still have some of our most THE COUNTRY CLUB In addition, Loch Lloyd
represents the true desires LOCH LLOYD particularly attractive to spectacular land yet to
HAS A FITNESS has assembled what they
of today’s buyer. empty-nesters and families develop. Whether you’re believe is the finest, most
“Downsizing is often
Prices: $500,000 to
multimillion-dollar estates with older children who looking to right size thru CENTER, TENNIS experienced builder team
used to describe this phe-
Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily
want a home that empha- intelligent design, build a COURTS AND in Kansas City, which in-
nomenon, but right-sizing during the Spring Parade of Homes, sizes main-level living that custom golf estate, or the SWIMMING POOLS, cludes Starr Homes, Evan-
through intelligent design through May 7 – the gates close to take advantage of Loch home of your dreams on AND THE TOM Talan Homes, Cecil & Ray
more accurately describes Parade traffic at 5:30 p.m. Lloyd’s beautiful hilly, the lake—the perfect WATSON SIGNATURE Custom Homes, Forner-
today’s homebuyer,” said wooded topography. homesite awaits inside the LaVoy Homes, Don Julian
Chuck Campbell, president
Directions: From 135th and State
Line Road, go east to Holmes Road, With the Spring Parade gates at Loch Lloyd.”
DESIGN GOLF Builders, RM Standard,
of real estate development south two miles to the community of Homes running through The heart and soul of COURSE. THE Rodrock Custom Homes,
at Loch Lloyd. gates. tomorrow, Loch Lloyd has Loch Lloyd is The Country CLUBHOUSE OFFERS Willis Custom Homes and
“Right-sizing is the art of Contact: 816-331-9500 six furnished model homes Club at Loch Lloyd, where FORMAL AND the Koehler Building Com-
eliminating rarely used Web: LochLloyd.com open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 the community comes INFORMAL DINING pany.
space like the formal living p.m. Each home exempli- together to enjoy all the VENUES, BARS, DECKS “Our builders focus on
and dining rooms, while fies intelligent design and venues that encourage quality—on creating value
enhancing the quality and the exciting purchase op- healthy lifestyles, such as
AND PATIOS WITH for today’s discriminating
livability of the four key more important than ever. portunities that still await the fully equipped fitness EXCEPTIONAL FOOD. home buyer,” Campbell
areas of the home—the And now, it’s designed to within the iconic commu- center, tennis courts and said. “Each home is de-
kitchen, great room, master be used nine months out of nity. swimming pools, and the signed to maximize the
suite and the outdoor liv- the year—if not all 12 “One myth we’re work- Tom Watson Signature patios with exceptional buyer’s lifestyle—to en-
ing space,” Campbell con- months. It’s sophisticated, ing hard to dispel is the Design golf course. The food provided by the hance their enjoyment of
tinued. “In terms of livabil- yet comfortable—more like notion that Loch Lloyd is resort lifestyle and strong award-winning culinary their new life at Loch
ity and quality of life, the an outdoor living room built out — that we’re sense of community is staff. It’s that total Loch Lloyd.”
difference between right- with a fireplace, TV, sound finished,” said Campbell. never more present than in Lloyd experience that Visit Loch Lloyd this
sizing and downsizing is system, outdoor kitchen, “Nothing could be further the clubhouse, which offers draws new residents and weekend. Your dream
dramatic.” ample seating and, often, a from the truth. We own formal and informal dining keeps existing residents for home — and new life —
Outdoor living space is bar. over 1,200 acres and we venues, bars, decks and a lifetime. are waiting.

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With its award-winning designs, convenient location, top schools, charming small-town feel, included amenities and
unparalleled value, Cider Mill Ridge at The National has become the go-to place for residents of all needs in the Northland.

Cider Mill pick up dry cleaning at

Pride Cleaners, find every- CIDER MILL RIDGE
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day needs at Walgreen’s, Prices: Starting from $340,000.
The new lots offer cul-de- and dine at Nick-n-Jake’s,
Location: Information Center at
sac living and walk outs Rusty Horse Tavern, Jimmy
6006 S. National Drive, Parkville.
with several backing to John’s, Sakae Sushi and
nature. Pizza Hut. It is also home Hours: 12-5 p.m. Wednesday
through Sunday, or by appointment.
This picturesque com- to the metropolitan area’s
munity cannot be called a most active and vibrant Contact: Chris Powell, Better Homes
Kansas City 913-890-3596.
community without its health and wellness center,
residents, residents such as the Platte County Commu- Web: CiderMillRidge.com
the Ahern’s. “My husband nity Center/YMCA. In
and I have really enjoyed addition to Parkville Com- ers who are building at
living in Cider Mill Ridge mons 5 minute drive, Cider Mill Ridge.
over the past 2 ½ years. It homeowners enjoy quick This great community
is a beautiful area that is and easy access to The has been defined by its
well maintained. The best Legends at Village West, residents and offers a con-
part is the wonderful fam- Zona Rosa, downtown venient location, top
ilies that make up the Kansas City, Kansas City schools, amenities and an
neighborhood!” The International Airport and a unparalleled value. Cider
Ahern’s are just one of the number of other destina- Mill Ridge at The National
families that are proud to tions within 15 minutes of has become the go-to
call Cider Mill Ridge home. Cider Mill Ridge. place for residents of all
Another factor to a great Other families have needs in the Northland.
community is life’s conve- talked with Chris Powell of Agents and buyers may
niences. Cider Mill Ridge Better Homes who markets stop by Cider Mill Ridge
is just minutes from the the community and have Information Center at 6006
largest retail center in raved about the building S. National Drive, Parkville,
Parkville. Parkville Com- process and how easy it call 913-890-3596 or visit
mons is a 250,000-square- was to go from a dream to the website at CiderMill
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necessities. You can buy not say enough about SAB information.
groceries at Price Chopper, Homes, one of three build-
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HOUSE CALLS BY EDITH LANK taking the time and trou- husband’s Medicaid eligi- can read over a proposed
ble to send your opinion. bility. And anyhow, as a purchase contract.

Realtor commissions
I’d love to hear where you senior citizen with no real Do some reading. You
find “much higher divi- estate experience, you won’t need the get-rich-
dend.” These days, it could be asking for trouble quick seminars and cours-

are negotiable, not

doesn't seem to matter if you take on the job of es offered on cable TV. All
much whether you accu- landlording. the same material is avail-
mulate the funds to pay able at your local library
BEGINNING INVESTOR

set by state, local law

STANDARD COMMISSIONS
Dear Edith: My husband
says Realtor commissions
are set by state law, but I
think they're set by local
law because they seem to
be different between cities.
Which is right? — P. I.
Answer: Neither of you
are right. There are no
standard rates. Commis-
sions are completely nego-
tiable. It’s true that they
seem pretty much the
same in any given commu-
nity, but there are more
exceptions than you’d
think.
THEY PREFER RENTING
Ms. Lank: We are 63 and
68 years old and still work-
ing. We sold our home and
relocated across the coun-
try a couple of years ago
for our current jobs. We
are renting a house and
really have no desire to be
homeowners. Of course,
we miss the interest de-
duction on our taxes! But
we have no debt and have
substantial savings, in-
dividual retirement ac-
counts, health savings
accounts, etc.
What is your perspective
on the wisdom of purchas-
ing a home or condo? Any
advice would be appreciat-
ed. — askedith.com
Answer: Every family’'s
situation is different, and
when it comes to finances,
there’s no one right way to
do things. It sounds as if
you’ve been making sen-
sible financial decisions
along the way. If you pre-
fer to remain tenants, you
have my blessing.
MUCH HIGHER DIVIDEND
Edith: I don’t think your
answer to the escrow ques-
tion is complete. Many
banks do not require an
escrow account if you have
a certain amount of equity
in your house. Also, insur-
ance companies immedi-
ately notify your bank if
you get behind on insur-
ance payments. It differs
from bank to bank, but
some of the banks are very
slow to return your escrow
when you sell your home.
If your bank allows you
to not have an escrow
account, you are much
better off putting your
money in a fund that pays
a much higher dividend.
The banks like escrow
accounts because they get
to use your funds for very
long periods of time while
paying very low interest
rates. — askedith.com
Answer: Thanks for
property taxes and home-
owners insurance premi-
ums on your own or send
in funds to let the lender
take care of them. Far as I
can see, it’s very low in-
terest rates either way.
RENTING THE HOMESTEAD
Dear Ms. Lank: My
husband and I were plan-
ning to downsize, but then
he had to go to a senior
facility. Medicaid rules
allow me to keep our
home, but it’s too big for
me. I was told I’m not
allowed to sell it and use
the money to buy some-
thing smaller. What if I
kept it, rented it out and
used the income to get
into a smaller place?
Would that work? — R. I.
Answer: I’m afraid not.
If you leave with no in-
tention of coming back or
converting your home to
an income-producing
property, it will be counted
as an asset in figuring your
and on the internet. One
Dear Ms. Lank: I am in way to start learning the
my 20s, and I have my first business, especially if
real job. It’s a steady one. you’re short on capital, is
My next goal is to become to partner with an older
a real estate investor. I investor who may be tired
don’t have much money to of the day-to-day demands
invest, but I do have spare of landlording. Again, a
time. I’d be grateful for broker might have suggest-
advice on how to start. — ions. With any luck, you’ll
R. Q. find a mentor.
Answer: Begin by read- Plan on starting small
ing ads, emailing and with only a few units, and
making phone calls until make your first purchase
you locate a real estate in a familiar neighborhood
broker who is interested in not far from your own
your project. Then, contact home. Forget about vacant
a lawyer who specializes in land; it produces no in-
real estate (your broker come, requires tax pay-
may have names to sug- ments and ties up your
gest) and an accountant. money. Even experts make
You’ll be relying on a mistakes there. Land is no
home inspector as well. investment for a beginner.
It’s wise to have the Contact Edith Lank at www.aske-
team lined up ahead of dith.com, at edithlank@aol.com or
time. Before you make at 240 Hemingway Drive, Rochester
your first commitment, NY 14620.
your inspector and ac- COPYRIGHT 2017 CREATORS.COM
countant should analyze
the figures of a prospective
purchase, and your lawyer

It’s wise to start your home hunt or

listing preparation early to avoid regrets
By Erik J. Martin
CTW FEATURES
Buyers aren’t the only
ones who can have re-
morse – sellers can feel the
pangs of compunction,
too, as evidenced by the
findings of a recent study
that indicates how real
estate-related delays can
lead to disappointments.
A Zillow Group Report
on Consumer Housing
Trends survey report re-
veals that the top regrets
among home buyer and
seller respondents were
not beginning their home
search punctually (in-
dicated by 28 percent of
buyers) and not prepping
their home to sell early
enough (as voted by 30
percent of sellers).
With homes for sale in
shorter supply during this
spring buying season,
these findings should
serve as a cautionary tale
to home hunters and
sellers alike that it’s im-
portant to be prepared
and get a head start on
your competition, say the
experts.
“This spring home buy-
ing season may be one of
the most competitive in
recent history, due to tight
inventory of for-sale
homes and rising home
prices. This means it’s
more important than ever
for home shoppers and
sellers to take the time to
be more strategic in their
approaches,” says Jeremy
Wacksman, CMO for Zil-
low in Seattle.
Jennifer Shannon, brok-
er with CrestEdge Real
Estate LLC in Dallas, be-
lieves home hunters often
procrastinate because they
don’t realize how many
multiple offer situations
they could face, and how
long the process can be to
find the home that works
for them.
“Buyers tend to be very
particular in what they
want in a home, and it
often takes looking at a lot
of homes before they start
to see that they may have
to be flexible on some of
their requirements,” Shan-
non says.
Sellers, on the other
hand, often postpone the
steps required to sell
quicker and at a higher
price because of uncer-
tainty and budget.
“Repairs or updates take
time, disrupt the day-to-
day, require planning, and
cost money. Plus, some
sellers are reluctant to put
money into a home they
AS A SELLER, IF YOU
WAIT TOO LONG AND
DON’T GIVE
YOURSELF ENOUGH
TIME TO GET YOUR
HOUSE READY IN
TIME FOR THE PEAK
SELLING SEASON,
YOU COULD BE
LEAVING MONEY ON
THE TABLE.
plan to sell,” Shaun Ham-
man, executive vice presi-
dent of specialized lending
for Parsippany, N.J.-based
eLEND, says.
Denise Supplee, Realtor
with Long & Foster in
Doylestown, Pa., echoes
that sentiment.
“Selling a home is a
huge undertaking, and
human nature often has us
retreat when we become
beleaguered by a moun-
tain of a task,” Supplee
says.
To claim a desired home
over rival shoppers and get
a better deal, it’s important
for buyers to get the ball
rolling early – ideally well
before the spring market
begins.
“Have financial state-
ments, proof of funds and
references available to
demonstrate financial
strength to lenders. And
York City. “Also, be flexible
when it comes to wants,
needs and location in a
competitive market. Pre-
pare to make a strong offer
up front or at least have a
negotiating strategy in
place in advance.”
Additionally, count on
being decisive and quick
when opportunity calls.
“When a property enters
the market and is perfect
for a particular buyer, you
must move fast,” Supplee
says.
For sellers to best cap-
italize on current market
conditions, first determine
an ideal listing timetable.
“The most important
thing is to know your mar-
ket,” Hamman says. “Talk
to a local experienced
agent in your immediate
area to discuss the best
times to sell and what
people are looking for in a
home.”
Set aside ample time,
too, to invest strategically
in repairs and cosmetic
upgrades and prep and
stage your property care-
fully, Shapot says.
Remember: the early
bird doesn’t just get the
worm – it gets the nest.
“As a buyer, most of your
competition will likely be
in the late spring and sum-
mer months,” Shannon
says. “As a seller, if you
wait too long and don’t
give yourself enough time
to get your house ready in
time for the peak selling
season, you could be leav-
ing money on the table by
not getting as many show-
ings or offers.”
However, don’t be too
hasty.
“It’s better to take the
time to get your house
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THEY MAY HAVE TO BE FLEXIBLE ON SOME says Michael Shapot, asso- well,” Shannon says.
OF THEIR REQUIREMENTS. ciate broker for Keller
Williams Realty in New
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CAREERS
U.S. bill blasted as
bad for workers
BY DIANE STAFFORD
stafford@kcstar.com
Orwellian. A wolf in
sheep’s clothing. Badly
misnamed. Smoke and
mirrors. Deceptive.
Invectives piled up once
again from critics blasting
the latest version of a
Working Families Flexibil-
ity Act. A piece of legisla-
tion that has reappeared
regularly in Congress and
the state houses got new
life Tuesday through 229
Republican aye votes in
the U.S. House. No Demo-
crats supported it.
The concept promises
hourly employees the
option to choose compen-
satory time off instead of
overtime pay. But oppo-
nents say it would stomp
on overtime pay rights
granted under the 1938
Fair Labor Standards Act
— and won’t benefit work-
ers in reality.
It’s an argument that has
re-emerged regularly for
years. Proponents tout
flexibility and choice. But
organizations that give
voice to workers say the
legislation gives the flex-
ibility and choice to em-
ployers, not employees.
The current bill, if it
Administrative Assistant
A Kitchen & Bath Design
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for an administrative assis-
tant to Lead Designer and
President. We are seeking
a part-time individual who
is a team player with a pas-
sion for Interior Design.
Role and Responsibilities:
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placement * Keep client
folders organized * Greet
potential customers on
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fax resume: (913)385-3638
ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE, INC.
(AECI) is currently seeking
the following position at
the Thomas Hill Power
Plant:
Senior Outage Coordinator
More information about the
position and a job applica-
tion may be found online
on AECI’s website at:
http://careers.aeci.org
Applications will be
available online until the
posting is removed from
the website.
E-Verify Participant
An equal opportunity
employer and pro-
vider/disability/veteran
Asst Environmental Services
Supervisor-WPC - City of
St. Joseph, $18.45/hr
($38,392.71/yr)
For more information and
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should become law, would
affect only workers who
are eligible for overtime
pay, an increasingly small-
er segment of the U.S.
workforce. Basically, it
would give such employ-
ees the right to ask for
compensatory time off
instead of time-and-a-half
overtime pay.
The real-world glitch is
that the power to grant the
comp time rests with the
employer. Here’s the sce-
nario:
Employee: I’m working
48 hours this week. I need
to take my comp day off
next week.
Boss: Sorry, can’t do it
next week. We have a big
production deadline, and
Joe is on vacation.
Instead of a fatter check
in the next pay period, the
worker gets a promise to
be compensated when it’s
convenient for the employ-
er.
There are, of course,
advocates. Kansas Repub-
lican Lynn Jenkins spoke
in favor of House Resolu-
tion 1180 before passage
on the House floor:
“For hourly workers,
having the voluntary op-
tion to take either money
or more time with your
family opens up a world of
possibilities for folks to
spend more time with
their kids, run errands or
make appointments,” Jen-
kins said.
Opponents say that
“world of possibilities” is
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tive thinking, outputs and
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clude a variety of samples.
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must have current CDL Lic.
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Scott, Belton.
DRIVER/WAREHOUSE
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requires a Class E license.
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health ins, dental & 401k.
Apply in person at
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or call 816-221-9556.
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way too large.
“Employers would be
able to veto any requests
to take time off that will
‘unduly disrupt’ the em-
ployer’s business, even for
something as urgent as
caring for a sick child,”
said Kristin Rowe-Fink-
beiner, CEO of Moms-
Rising.org.
The bill essentially
makes it possible for em-
ployers to withhold over-
time compensation for
months when comp time
is accrued but permission
to take it drags on.
The bill’s opponents say
upending the Fair Labor
Standards Act’s overtime
pay rule — requiring time-
and-a-half pay for eligible
workers’ hours over a
40-hour workweek — will
make longer work hours
cheaper for employers,
reduce take-home pay and
limit the workers’ “flexibil-
ity” it purports to grant.
A similar bill is filed in
the U.S. Senate, Senate Bill
801, but hasn’t emerged
from committee. So far, the
Senate bill is given low
odds for passage.
Diane Stafford: 816-234-4359,
@kcstarstafford
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Are you a hard working in-
dividual with trucking expe-
rience? Are you looking for
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ENGINEER
Senior Staff/
Staff Engineer
City of Lee’s Summit
Public Works
Apply by: Open until filled
More info:
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Jobline: 816-969-1050
ENGINEERING
SENIOR ENGINEER
Bayer U.S. LLC’s Kansas
City, MO, office seeks
Senior Engineer to support
projects w/Process Tech-
nology & Engineering exper-
tise. Duties include: techni-
cal process development for
new products or technical
improvement of processes
of existing products and
design & optimization of
reaction, separation & other
downstream processes.
Must be able & willing to
travel (also relocate as
needed) domestically & in-
ternationally to unantici-
pated employer, client, &
other locations up to 20%.
Apply at
http://career.bayer.us,
#4781.
THE KANSAS CITY STAR.............................................................................. 1G
Env Compliance/
Cloud Analytics Architect
at Cerner Corporation in Reg Specialist
K.C., MO. Design enterprise
business intelligence & re- KS Dept of Health and Envi-
porting software; Develop/ ronment is seeking quali-
manage/ administer OBIEE fied applicants for an Env
platform; Conduct code re- Compliance/Reg Specialist.
views; Architect enterprise Chanute based position
data hub & cloud analytics conducts solid and hazard-
applications; Analyze re-
ous waste compliant inves-
quirements/ sources to tigation and facility compli-
consolidate & catalog data;
ance inspections in 16
Build ETL mappings; Design counties in SE KS. Requires
Oracle data warehouse
2 yrs experience in envi-
structures; Build ETL w/in ronmental field/program.
Informatica; Oversee work Education may be substi-
of team; Provide input for tuted for exp.
design, coding, testing &
troubleshooting; Collabo- Go online for details about
rate w/ users & report writ- this position (Req#186535)
ers. Req. Mast. (or foreign and how to apply at
equivalent) & 3 yrs. of exp.;
or Bach. (or foreign equiva-
lent) & 5 yrs. of progressive www.jobs.ks.gov
post baccalaureate exp.
Will accept a 3- or 4- year E.O.E
Bach. degree. Must have
exp. with: software devel- EVENT
opment life cycle w/ ag- COORDINATOR
(Job ID #506975)
ile/lean methodologies;
unit/integration testing;
ability to build stored pro- KCMO’s Convention & Enter-
tainment Dept. Obtain add’l
cedures & complex database
joins in SQL; enterprise info / application / apply at
data warehousing & busi- www.kcmo.gov/careers or
ness intelligence efforts; at City Hall, 414 E. 12th
St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106,
Hbase; Informatica ETL;
816-513-1929. EOE.
Data Warehousing Concepts
& Applications; Business In-
telligence experience w/
OBIEE; OBIEE architecture
& administration; OBIEE
front-end Answers (report
& dashboard builds);
NoSQL; Spark; R; Distrib-
uted computing principles;
Integration of data from
multiple data sources; One
of: Java, Hadoop, MapRe-
duce, HDFS; One of: Pig,
Hive, Impala; One of:
NoSQL database technolo-
gies: Cassandra, or Mon-
goDB; One of Messaging
systems technologies:
Kafka or RabbitMQ; & One
of: Cloudera, MapR, Hor-
tonworks or Azure. Cerner
is an EOE. Resume to Katie
Sellers, Cerner Corp., 2800
Rockcreek Parkway, North
Kansas City, MO 64117 (ref.
job title in cover ltr.).
2G ..............................................................................THE KANSAS CITY STAR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUNDAY MAY 7 2017

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for specialties including
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/Maintenance
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Distribution Worker designing or customize
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puter Science, Mathemat-
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fits including 401k & a free
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GENERAL proven LTC or acute care private providers across the
Applications may by picked ticipating employer and state to prevent the spread
considers qualified candi- management experience,
SPECIAL SERVICES: up in the Human Resource
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the Old Courthouse, 102 E. ries consistent with appli- losis diseases cases re-
ers to do general cleaning cable law. EOE tory compliance.
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souri 64701 or online at Minorities/Females/ Pro- best practice guidance for
Send resumes to tected Veterans/Disabled We offer a great starting
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or call 816-221-8100 package and a beautiful of disease is provided
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Bachelor’s with 5 yrs exp; work environment. This is
GENERAL an excellent opportunity to vate healthcare continuum.
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over $700 per week. www.kcmo.gov/careers or
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City Hall, 414 E 12th St, and requires experience in- Send your resume or apply
pends on exp. $350.00 Park, KS. Send resume to online at years nursing exp required.
HR, Swiss Re Management 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106 816- cluding: IBM BPM, Collibra
signing bonus after 90 days 513-1929. EOE. delmargardens.com/careers.
of employment. (US) Corp., 5200 Metcalf DGC, Activiti Designer, Go online for details about
Mule Server, HTML, CSS, this position (Req#186416)
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The Medical Laundry seek- development. Relocation
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ask for Tom at ext 224. and travel to unanticipated
cialist in Lenexa, KS: Re-
sponsible for performing
service existing accounts.
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locations within USA pos- www.jobs.ks.gov
sible. Send resumes to Fu-
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support of international or benefits. $700 base + com- 12100 West 109th St
Attn: Venkat Vanka, 7300 Overland Park, KS 66210
centralized procurement ac- mission.
Fire Chief
W 110th Street, Suite 774, (913) 469-4210
tivity or in the audit/review Apply in person at: Overland Park, KS 66210.
of that activity of com- 3001 Cherry St., KCMO sbernard@
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ence in the fire field, and be fluent in Spanish and including strong black/gray HEALTH DEPARTMENT
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written skills. The City is a + 2 yrs exp. Mail resume to: Dev. Department. Obtain standing of C#.Net Code; DIRECTOR
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pays 100% of the employ- Loiret Blvd., Lenexa, KS apply at mation, load & stress test- College degree and four
ees’ health and dental in- 66219, Attn: HR. www.kcmo.gov/careers or ing, & ability to act as QA years of practical manage-
surance and the salary City Hall, 414 E 12th St, knowledge base . Apply at ment experience in either
range is $40,000 - $45,000. 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106 816- opsrecruiter@smg.com, the public or private sector.
Applications will be ac- 513-1929. EOE. more info. @ Must be computer profi-
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filled. Marketing cellent oral and written
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Lexington, Mo. 64067 for internal business cus- with equivalent manage-
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or email to: cghisalberti Crew Managers, travel/reloc req’d. Send re- ment or administrative
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sume to: Enterprise Pals, capture through shipping &
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agement experience in the
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.NET, IBM Appscan Stan- Strong clinical skills and
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NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
The answers to today’s puzzle are on page 4 No. 0430

NEW ENGLAND CHATTER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

BY ALAN ARBESFELD / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ
18 19 20 21
ACROSS 58 ____ friends 119 Toddler’s cry 16 Title for Helen Mirren
1 Part of a crossword upon entering the 22 23 24 25
59 Worn things 17 Something “kicked
5 Child’s play bathroom?
61 Back biter, maybe up” 26 27 28 29
10 Measure, as a runner 122 Where I-15 meets
64 Standing directly in 21 Heads for a bar?
I-70 30 31 32 33 34 35
15 Attachment letters front of one another 23 Remain fresh
123 Cookin’, after “on”
18 No. 2 66 Big game 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
124 Where “ho” and 25 Mother of Helios
19 Star of CBS’s “Madam 69 Ridicule shouted out “hoina” mean “yes” 28 Imitative 43 44 45 46 47
Secretary” of a moving car? and “no”
20 Eighth of a cup 31 Scopes Trial org.
72 Tear apart 125 Tired (out) 48 49 50 51 52 53
21 Munich missus 73 Short-lived things 32 Nitwits
126 Spanish chess piece 54 55 56 57 58
22 Commercials for a 75 1998 Sarah 34 Music genre for
127 Chrissie in the Rock
“Star Trek” movie? McLachlan hit Steppenwolf and 59 60 61 62 63 64 65
and Roll Hall of
24 Yoga teacher’s 76 Casino draw Fame Iron Butterfly
invitation? 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
78 Progressive 128 Backspace over 35 Elaine ____, cabinet
26 Head bands? member for both
alternative 129 Cross condition 73 74 75 76 77
27 Roster shortener Bush and Trump
79 “Eww!”
29 Can’t stand 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86
81 Pan Am rival DOWN 36 Shere who wrote
30 Naval agreement “Women and Love” 87 88 89 90 91 92
83 Gulf War allies 1 Nasty cut
31 Inclined 37 Cross to bear
87 Quickly added bit of 2 Gifford’s successor 93 94 95 96
33 Flower arrangement on TV
punctuation? 38 Sister of Erato
36 Weather forecaster in 3 Violators of the Second 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104
91 Space saver in a taxi 39 Things that allow for
Phoenix? Commandment
or bus jumping ahead in
40 Auto frame 105 106 107 108
93 Suffix with beat 4 They can throw you off line?
43 Serpent’s tail?
94 “Gangsta’s Paradise” 5 High points of a 41 Like some transfers 109 110 111 112 113 114 115
44 Where Einstein was European vacation?
rapper
born 42 Burned a bit 116 117 118 119 120 121
95 Egyptian ____ 6 Condiment for pommes
45 Gorsuch replaced him frites 46 Game with drawings
(spotted cat breed) 122 123 124 125
47 Prefix with -partite 7 ____-turn 49 Slight
96 Turkish honorific 126 127 128 129
48 “Louder!” 8 Cartwright who played 50 ____ moment
97 Tries to mediate
51 Most in-shape person one of the von Trapp
100 What allowed one 51 Shire of “Rocky”
at a cosmetics children in “The
company? physician to get Sound of Music” 52 Kind of chance 68 Removed 85 “I hate the Moor” 101 Site-seeing? 113 Yankee Sparky who
through flu season? 9 Energetic one 53 In the mood expeditiously speaker wrote “The Bronx
54 Strict Sabbath 102 Certain Consumer
observer of old 105 Puts out 10 Come together 56 Buffet centerpiece? 70 1920s anarchist in a 86 Quick and detached, Reports employee Zoo”
107 Articles of faith prominent trial musically: Abbr. 103 Beatles song, album 114 Abruzzi bell town
55 Word before green or 11 First daughter of the 60 Sinatra, for one
after deep blue 108 Two-time U.S. Open 71 Big mouth 88 Special Agent Gibbs’s or movie 115 Da’s opposite
1960s
62 Squash 74 Extinct cousin of the beat
57 Narrow passage: champ 12 Studio warning 104 Pasta picks 117 “Phooey!”
63 Aggravation kiwi
Abbr. 109 Unctuous flattery 13 A quarter of M 89 Call wrongly 106 Discontinued Toyota 118 Assist with the
65 Just manages 77 Go out for a while?
Online subscriptions: Today’s 111 Hangs loose 14 Kenan’s former 90 Bris official line dishes
80 Caffeine source
puzzle and more 113 J.Crew competitor Nickelodeon pal 66 Takes the first step 92 Also-____ 109 Put-down 120 Spring for a
than 4,000 past puzzles, 82 Make no bones about
15 Support for a fringe 67 Christmas Day 98 Swing site 110 Speck of dust vacation?
nytimes.com/crosswords 116 Regimen with limited 84 Completely convinced
($39.95 a year). intake of corn? candidate, maybe exhortation 99 Activity in a dohyo 112 Didn’t give way 121 “No ____!”
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Invitation for Bids:
The Housing Authority of
Kansas City, Missouri
(HAKC) is seeking Bids
from qualified companies
for Ready Unit Painting &
Cleaning Services for HAKC
Family Developments and
Scattered Site Units.
The IFB packet will be
available April 27, 2017
electronically by going to
our website www.hakc.org
and clicking on the
‘Procurement’ tab.
Deadline for bids is May 26,
2017, 2:00 p.m., at the
HAKC Administrative of-
fice, 920 Main Street, Suite
701, KCMO, 64105 Attn:
Karen Pointer. Questions
regarding this solicitation
are to be emailed to
kpointer@hakc.org. Please
reference IFB 17-915.
PUBLIC NOTICE
City of Garden City, Mo.
Requesting Statement of
Qualifications from any
firm with experience in Sur-
face Water Treatment Sys-
tems and Distribution Sys-
tems For info, contact the
City of Garden City at 816-
694-8033 or 816-862-8208.
Respond by May 30, 2017.
Women Business Enter-
prises & Minority Busi-
nesses, are encouraged to
apply.
trict is accepting sealed
bids for District Wide As-
bestos Remediation in up to
five district buildings. Bids
will be received until 2:00
p.m. on May 16, 2017 at the
District offices located at
212 West 6th St, Dearborn,
MO. Bids will be opened
and read aloud at that time.
Lost dog! Please help me
Pre-bid self guided tours
will be held on Tuesday,
May 9, 2017 from 8:00 a.m.
- noon, starting at the Dis-
trict offices. Plans and
specs are available by con-
tacting Universal Construc-
tion Co., Inc. at (913) 342-
1150.
FOUND ADS may be placed
ULTIMATE MOM’S EXPO
RAYTOWN OFFICE
700-1500sf, 73rd & Ray-
town Rd. Will redecorate
off street parking, starting
at $395/mo
Brookside Office 816-531-4644
250sq ft, will redecorate,
utilities & janitorial incl,
$425/mo
816-531-4644
Large metal barn plus acre-
age 215th & Metcalf.
816-531-4644
Career fair - WELD Racing is
find my dog, Ringo. He is a celebrating 50 years as the
black chihuahua with white undisputed leader in per-
on his front belly and paws. formance wheels. Employ-
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BRUNKE HARDWARE
DOWNSIZING
LARGE AUCTION
SAT. MAY 13, 11:00 A.M.
1000 W. SEYBOLD RD.,
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO.
NOS Hunting and Pocket
Knives; Kabar; Case; Buck;
Monarch; NOS Queen and
Case Kitchen Knives; NOS
Hardware Store Inventory;
Household; Small Appli-
ances; Lawn & Garden;
Tools; Hardware; Farm
Supplies; Livestock Items;
Plumbing; Electrical; Copper
Wire; Lots Not Listed!
See Website for photos!
Steve & Steven Ritter
www.ritterauction.com
GLADSTONE AUCTION
w/RE 7416 N Garfield Ave
Tools, Furniture, Culinary,
Collectibles, Etc.
Bid Now @ ImanKC.com
Nice combine 2004 Case IH
2388 with 2500 hours
lapg8789@gmail.com 402-
660-7067
1944 Allis-Chalmers (B)
wide frt w/5’ Woods belly
mower, restored in 2014.
$3600 OBO 816-679-5336
Kill bed bugs! Buy Harris Bed
Bug Killers/KIT Complete
Treatment System Avail-
able: Hardware Stores, The
Home Depot, homede-
pot.com 800-637-0317
R-12 Freon 2-30lb cans.
Brand new in box. $600 ea.
816-531-4644.
Small cabin 4 lots $1500
firm. Older trailer needs
work 9 lots Septic & water
$6000. Antiques for sale.
816-209-2840
ANTIQUE BUYER WANTS
Old signs, postcards, pho-
tos, toys, Country Store,
silver, primitives, estate
misc & MORE 816-373-3841
Kansas City
2050 W. Pennway, Satur-
day, 8AM - 3PM Westside
Sidewalk/Yard Sales Multi-
ple Sellers housewares,
furniture, -clothes, shoes,
jewelry, -toys, lots misc
Gladstone 1205 NE 76th
Street, Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, 8am-4pm House-
wares, clothing, furniture,
tools and miscellaneous
items!
G R I D
A I D E
S P O C K
H A L O E
A Y E
H O T S P
I N E
T U R N I
E S S E N
G A
B O W L
E P H E M
G E I C O
I N S T A
N I K
S T E P S
D O U
S M A R M
L O W C O
U T A H
R E Y
Icehouse auction select 50
outstanding items ! Monday
May 8th 7:00 pm Icehouse
Auction 203 SE Green
Street Downtown Lee’s
Summit Mo. Doors open at
5:00 PM sale starts at 7:00
PM. Antique furniture Fire-
arms Antique Slot Ma-
chines Mid-Century Wassily
Chairs Foot Officer’s
Sword Textile Sculpture
Vintage Vending Machine
and much more for online
bidding and more details
check out icehouseauc-
tion.com or call 816-537-
9077
Preview May 8, Mon 11-3pm
2203 NW Chipman Rd
Lees Summit MO.
Motorcycles, Boat, Jeep,
Porsche collector car, Trail-
ers, Tools, Zero turn
mower. Collector items/
glassware. Bidding is open,
soft close 6pm 5/9. View
the web site for complete
list, photos & terms.
LINDSAY AUCTION &
REALTY SERVICE INC
913.441.1557
www.lindsayauctions.com
Public Auction
Sat. May 13, 9:30a
2850 SW Ward Rd, LSMO
go to jimbauctions.net for
full listing & pictures
Jim Barnett 816-262-2740
Hills of Walden 5825 N.
Beaman Ave., Saturday,
8:00AM-4:00PM Lots of
Household items, 3’ steel
dog playpen, treadmill, 48
state flag, dog car ramp
Goodman, 5809 Thur-Tues
May 4-9, iron tbls, yard art,
lg pots, bird baths, dresser,
gas dryer, cabinet, oak table
folding tbls, ckware, micwv,
Roper cook stove, med cab,
patio set, saw, tools, primi-
tives, folding screens, more
Merriam
10010 w 57th Fri-Sat 8-6
Sun 8-4 **Best sale
ever**5 fam.- great prices.
MISSION CITY WIDE
GARAGE SALE MAY 4 5 6,
Individual Sales
Throughout the City
Olathe
203-207 W. Dennis Avenue,
Sunday, 10-5 May 7 only.
Outdoor Flea Market, An-
tiques, collectibles, furni-
ture, etc. $10/space, Green
Expressions and Vintage
Traders Antique Malls, BBQ
lunch and great deals all
day!
Olathe 25226 W 149th Pl,
Friday, Saturday, 8AM-
4PM, toys, Squinkies! elec-
tronics. clothes for men,
women girls bikes. King
comforter set
Olathe 25226 W 149th Pl,
Friday, Saturday, 8AM-
4PM, toys, Squinkies! elec-
tronics, clothes for men,
women girls bikes. King
comforter set
Estate/Garage Sale Many
vintage collectibles priced
to sell Fri. 8a, Sat. 8a, Sun.
9a-1p, 6840 W 51 Terr,
Mission KS, no early arri-
vals Cash only!
Independence 1210 W. 27th
St. Fri Sat Sun. 8AM - 5PM
Antiques, Vintage 1960’s
Toys, Pedal Cars, Marx Tin
Gas Station, Cartoon
Glasses, Vintage Electronic
Equip. Vac Tubes, Shop
Tools, Wrenches, Oak Ta-
bles, Collectables Dishes
Furniture.
PUZZLE ANSWER
A S N A P
L E O N I
P L U G S
S E T A L
A S L O P E
E C I A L I S
U L M S C
T U P T H
E S E A
R B F L E A
P A S S I N G
E R A A D I
I C K T W A
N T C O M M A
C O O L I O M A U
I N A S H O
S E S T E N
C H I L L
B D I E T I T S M Y P
A R O L L N E P A L
H Y N D E E R A S E
PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION
10AM Thursday May 11th
ALL CITY TOW
1015 S Bethany KCK 66105
hiattauction.com
Dan Hiatt 913-963-1729
PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION
10AM Tuesday May 8th
Kidd’s Towing
4839 Meriam Dr
Overland Park, KS 66203
hiattauction.com
Dan Hiatt 913-963-1729
REAL ESTATE
& trician 913-544-2346
ESTATE AUCTION
Sun. May 14 @ 10am
3401 N McCoy Indep Mo
3 bdrm, 1 ba, 1 car gar, fs
basement. Nice selection
furniture, glassware, fish-
ing, handmade quilts, sew-
ing material, fabric, misc.
Janome sewing machines,
1930’s boy scout misc, and
lots more visit our website
for more info.
Kansas City 2 Auctions this
Weekend! JOIN US! FRI
MAY 5 6:45PM 10112 E
Truman Rd Independence
MO Furniture Collectibles
SUN MAY 7 11AM 4509
NW Normandy Rd KCMO
03’ Pontiac Grand Am
House Full Furniture Sauna
Tools Appliances Auc-
tionsKC.com 816.820.3313
KCMO 300 W 112th St. off
Wornall Rd, Sat & Sun 9-4.
Furn, antiques, area rugs,
garden/yard art/tools.
LEAWOOD TAG SALE IN
OLD LEAWOOD, 2pm to
6pm Thursday, Friday, Sat-
urday, 10 to 3 8223 Chero-
kee Circle Leawood KS
66206 Knoll, Metropolitan
and Other Modern Furni-
ture, Yamaha C45M and
G240 Classical Guitars, 200
Antique Leather Books,
Burke Tulip Dining Table
and Chairs, Ken Ferguson
Charger, Tom Beard Water-
color, Six Iron Patio Sets,
Abstract Lithographs, good
Vintage Items, Nice, Clean
Kitchen Items and House-
hold, Vintage Pool Table,
Four Mink Coats, more.
SoulisAuctions.com
LIBERTY-NKC ESTATE SALE
5512 NE 102ND ST
KCMO 64156
(Mo I435 N to 96th St)
Home since 1937-gold,
coins, antiques, wood-
working tools, saws, sand-
ers, yard tools, compressor,
stainless refrig, wshr, elec
dryer, lots furn. 2010 GMC
Terrain 131k.
Thur 11, Fri 12, Sat 13
9a-5p 9a-5p 9a-3p
BY COURTESY
MIKE GROSS 816-868-6453
Pics at courtesykc.com
No valueables left on site.
Prairie Village
5521 W. 69th Terr, Multiple
estates in one sweet sale!!
Fri 10-4, Sat 9-4, Sun 12-4,
much antique and vintage
merchandise, furn, name
brand clothing, appliances,
vintage and costume jew-
elry, china, crystal, patio,
lawn and garden, workout
items, general household,
much misc. **CASH
ONLY** for more info and
pictures: see estate-
sales.net **MASTERPIECE
SALES**
Top cash paid For Antiques
and Estates. Day or Night.
913-287-5131
C L O C K P D F ready to go. $10,700. Chevy
O U N C E F R A U
A C A L L T O O M S
I I H A T E S 30’, 2 slides, no smoke, no
R A C E M E
T C H A S S I S
A L I A T R I Honda 2008 Shadw Aero 10k
E B O D O F A V O N
S T R A M O N G bike 1048 mis, w/cover, like
T O E T O T O E
M O C K R E N D
A K E N O KAWASAKI 2009 700KFX 4
S A U D I S runs/looks like new, a/t
D R O P S E A T $2800 obo 816-777-8197
A G A 62,000 mi, topaz/cream, 6-
T I N T H E D O C
E T S E L S
S L L B E A N Cadillac 1991 Eldorado Biar-
O T T Y ritz 2dr cpe, 100k, must
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insured, free estimates, 5yr
warranty, Hannah The Elec-
Straight Level Contracting
Concrete Driveways, patios
sidewalks & repair, decks &
stairs ins’d. 816-372-7120
Always Roofing Comm/Res.
Emerg repair. Free est. 20
yrs exp. Ins. 816-237-6717
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giving away pets. Animals
can be sold for research or
fighting.
Charging an amount for
the pet may be helpful in
finding the right home for
your pet.
American Pit Bull Terrier
puppies, 4, $200 ea. 1st
shots & wormed, 8 wks
660-334-1198
Aussie 7 wks $300, M & F,
purebred 816-284-2348
Australian Shepherd puppies
mini-toy, 10 weeks, $600
801-641-6554
BEAGLE Puppies $125 660-
684-6289
Beardidoodle Black/white
markings, ready May 15th,
email for photos!, $800
icare4urdogs@gmail.com
785-258-2539
Buying 50s-60s-70s baseball,
football, & basketball cards
Top dollar pd 816-781-1224
ALL gun ads are subject to
review before publication.
The Star will accept gun
advertisements from li-
censed dealers only.
spiral-staircases.com
Wholesale 1-800-536-4341
WANTED - Older Fishing
Tackle 816-510-9266
2012 36 ‘ Keystone cougar
travel trailer $22,500
galeshughart@gmail.com
785-249-5601
Platinum Monte Carlo 2016
40’, 3 slides, like new, W/D,
elec awning, no pets, no
smoking, all extras. $26,000
OBO 817-680-6707
Sandpiper 2006 Fifth whl
28.5’ nice, clean, 1 slide
Duramax diesel 2007 139k,
$17,500. Will sell 5th whl
w/o truck. 816-353-1210
Sierra by Forest River 2004
pets, stored inside, real nice
913-724-1413
perf $4250 816-602-2567
Suzuki 2015 TU250X street
new cond $3150 obo 816-
777-8197
wheeler, low hours,
sell, 816-457-5249
SUNDAY MAY 7 2017
Flat roofing highest quality Baber’s lawn and landscape.
lowest prices insured ref’s Complete Commercial &
30yrs exp 913-710-4155 Residential Lawn, Land-
Brick-Block-Stone-Stucco scape & Maintenance,
New/Repair 816-830-7701 Walls, Patios, Walkways,
Drainage, Light Irrigation.
Driveways patios etc. Small Seasonal Discount. Free
ad small price 816-616-7038
Handyman/Window Repair
36 yrs exp 816-442-4083
Quote. Call 913-608-6352
All yard work, hauling family
man. 913-832-0035
RETIRED PLUMBER Sml re-
pair & install 816-606-7608
Roofing-all types Comm &
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DRESSING | COOKING | DRIVING | WEDDING | C E LE B R ATI N G | DRINKING | D ECO R ATI N G

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Workin’ It
W ith hot, sticky days just around
the corner, it’s time to think
about summer-izing your work
attire. Tempting as it may be
to dress down because of the heat, there’s no need to.
Today’s menswear fabrics are lighter, cooler and more
breathable than they’ve ever been. Which means it’s eas-
ier than ever to lighten up your Monday through Friday
wardrobe and still navigate the work day with style and
even comfort. There are options for both ends of the for-
mality spectrum—corporate and not so much. The key is
to look polished no matter the environment and put your
best, most professional foot forward. Here’s how.

Suit Samuelsohn Loro Piana Extreme wool suit,

$1,295
You can wear wool suits in the summer. Seriously.
The trick is to find the right weight. Super-
lightweight wool like this one breathes well, won’t
wrinkle easily, and does well in the rain. Stick with
lighter colors like this goes-with-everything gray—
they just feel right on warm summer days.

Shirt Robert Talbott tailored-fit sport shirt, $198

Bright, cheery gingham screams summer. If you
like louder colors and patterns (we do), reserve
them for one element of your look or layer them
under a suit to keep them, well, in check.

Tie & Pocket Square Robert Talbott

yellow silk tie, $85; Pinstripes Multi-tipped linen
pocket square, $65
Showcase your personality (and the season)
with the color and pattern on your tie, bow tie,
pocket square or socks. Pocket squares should
By contributing writer complement your shirt and tie, not match them.

Stephanie Jacob
All from Pinstripes on the Country Club Plaza.
Photos by
Judy Revenaugh CONTINUED ON 2S
2S | Sunday, May 7, 2017
ESSENTIALS
WORKIN’ IT
CONTINUED FROM 1S
Jacket
Hudson & Jane brown hopsack jacket, price upon request
A looser weave makes this jacket more breathable and
creates a basket-weave texture that’s summer’s answer to
tweed. The soft shoulder has a relaxed feel that’s right for
casual Fridays and creative or start-up office environments.
Hudson & Jane in the Crestwood Shops
Shirt
Giannetto linen shirt in pearl, $285
There’s a reason linen has been at-home in the summer
forever: it’s light as air, insanely breathable, and absolutely
timeless. Wear a linen shirt like this one under your suit or
jacket, and you’ll feel cooler even with the jacket on.
Hudson & Jane in the Crestwood Shops
Trousers
Ballin modern-fit trousers, $175
Remember to be smart with business casual looks: you can
look relaxed and professional at the same time. Skip shape-
less pants, and try these straight-leg ones. They’re comfort-
able and easy to move in thanks to some stretch.
Houndstooth in the River Market
Briefcase
Moore & Giles courier bag, $610
A serious, but not stuffy, courier bag is perfect for serious, but
not stuffy, workplaces.
Halls Kansas City in Crown Center
DRESSING
Sneakers
Novesta Star Master sneakers, $74
These are some of the lightest, most flexible sneakers we’ve
seen. To keep them refined enough for the office, pair them
with a sport jacket, tie and pocket square.
Houndstooth in the River Market
Tie & Pocket Square
Tie Bar charcoal tie, $19, and Tie Bar floral pocket square,
$10
You can forego a belt when you’re going more casual, but
don’t skip a pocket square. Floral, check, seersucker and
striped prints all have a summer-y vibe.
Halls Kansas City in Crown Center
Watch
Filson Mackinaw field watch in brass with brown nylon
strap, $650
Subtle details can make a big difference in your look and
your comfort come July and August when every bit helps.
Trade your leather watch strap for a less-clingy cotton,
grosgrain, or nylon one in the warm, muggy months.
Ulah in Woodside Village
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4S | Sunday, May 7, 2017 COOKING

MARKET FRESH

Make the elements of this salad in stages, if you wish, then

put them all together for a leisurely meal

FISHING FOR
COMPLIMENTS
By contributing writer Judith Fertig Photos by Aaron Leimkuehler

W hen Brandon Winn took over the kitchen at Kansas City’s Webster House
last year, he had an enviable task—keeping familiar favorites on the menu
while putting on his own “seasonal American” spin. To that end, he says,
“We try to do justice to the people who grow the food and also learn from
them.” Whenever possible, Winn and his chefs visit local farms.
Winn also emphasizes Sunday brunch. “Brunch is the one meal of the week when you can
really kick back with family and friends and just take it easy,” he says. Winn makes his own
corned beef for hash and makes English muffins from scratch.
In his springtime salad perfect for a lazy weekend, Winn features trout from Troutdale Farm in
Gravois Mill, Missouri, which he brines and smokes in-house. Cured radishes add pops of color.
Grilled organic asparagus from Wood Mood Garden in Higginsville, Missouri, and rye croutons
complete the dish.

SMOKED MISSOURI TROUT SALAD WITH SPRING PESTO Serves 4

1½ cups crème fraîche 2 ounces radishes, trimmed and cut into ¼-inch
½ cup minced chives slices until ready to serve.
Stir the lemon juice, honey, salt, and Aleppo pepper in
2 Tbsp. whole-grain Dijon mustard SPRING PESTO
a bowl. Toss the radishes in the mixture and allow to cure
Zest of one lemon 1 cup mustard greens
for at least 1 hour. Reserve.
8-10 ounces smoked trout filets 1 cup spring onions, chopped For the Spring Pesto, bring a small pot of water to a
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper 1 cup pecorino romano, shredded boil with a pinch of salt and submerge mustard greens
8 ounces grilled asparagus 2 Tbsp. roasted garlic and spring onions for 10 seconds (reserve water for
Rye croutons 1 Tbsp. honey asparagus). Remove with a slotted spoon and place in
a bowl of ice water. Remove with a slotted spoon, drain
CURED RADISHES ½ cup Missouri pecans
well, and chop roughly. Place greens, onions, cheese,
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice 1 cup extra-virgin olive oil roasted garlic, honey, pecans and half the oil in a food
2 Tbsp. honey processor. While the machine is running, add the remain-
1 Tbsp. kosher salt Mix the crème fraîche, chives, mustard and lemon zest ing oil in a steady stream until you have a smooth paste.
thoroughly in a bowl and then gently fold in trout so there Arrange the trout mixture, cured radishes, pesto,
1 pinch Aleppo pepper flakes
are some larger chunks. Season to taste, cover and chill asparagus, and croutons on each plate and serve.

PROVISIONS
By contributing writer Judith Fertig

Farm to Market to You

I
n May, farmers markets around the metro open
again. You may take your bag or basket and a
wad of cash with the best of intentions—only the
items on your list. And then you go, and well, you
come back with more. A lot more.
You’ve been seduced by the beauty of just-picked rhu-
barb, creating its own ombré from dark pink to the palest
of greens. Maybe you’ve been seized with desire for baby
leeks or morels or asparagus. Maybe you couldn’t resist the
brioche from a local baker, a farmstead cheese, or the jar of
wildflower honey that was calling your name.
The point of shopping at a farmers market is to buy
fresh and buy local. So if you don’t use your bounty right
away, half of that equation is lost. What you need are tem-
plate recipes that let these fresh ingredients shine.
With heavy cream, sugar, and lemons on hand, you
can turn that rhubarb into a fabulous Lemony Rhubarb
Crumble Ice Cream from Prairie Home Cooking. Roast
pieces of rhubarb sprinkled with sugar and lemon juice at
350 degrees so they caramelize and stay intact; it would be
a shame to cook that beautiful rhubarb to a stringy mush.
Likewise, make a crumble mixture of softened butter, flour,
sugar and lemon zest; bake on a baking sheet with the rhu-
barb until lightly browned, then crumble the crumble into
tiny pieces. When cool, combine the rhubarb and crumbled
crumble with cold, sweetened cream. Place it all in an ice
cream maker, process, and enjoy a Philadelphia-style ice
cream (meaning, no eggs) with a taste of spring.
Likewise, with baby leeks, morels and asparagus, a
simple recipe is best. Morels need to be soaked in salt water
to remove insects, then patted very dry. Baby leeks need
to be sliced vertically and rinsed to remove any sandy grit.
Asparagus needs its woody ends snapped off. Cut the leeks
and asparagus on the diagonal into bite-sized pieces. Then,
a quick sauté for the veggies in good butter, just a little
cream to bind and add a sheen, a sprinkle of kosher salt
and ground white pepper, and this spring dish could go over
pasta or a slice of toasted brioche.
Or toast that brioche and serve with your farmstead
cheese—perhaps a sheep’s milk cheese from Green Dirt
Farm—and maybe a drizzle of wildflower honey—for a
local cheese course every bit as delicious as what you’d find
in the Hudson or Napa Valleys.

2017 BMW M760i xDrive
BMW’S M760I FLAGSHIP IS A
TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWCASE
B
By contributing writer Tom Strongman Photos by Tom Strongman
MW’s all-wheel-drive, twin-turbocharged
V-12 flagship, the M760i xDrive, is an
ultra-luxury car with a larger-than-life
presence. It is certainly big physically, with
a 124.6-inch wheelbase, 44 inches of rear seat legroom and
an overall length of 17.1 feet, but everything about it, from
the 601-horsepower engine to the test car’s matte finish
paint and $179,895 price tag, makes it stand out.
The sixth-generation of BMW’s 7-Series sedan is an
impressive combination of technology, comfort and per-
formance and the M760i xDrive is the brand’s pinnacle.
Spending a week with it was a Walter Mitty fantasy. It’s
hard to be relaxed driving a car that costs as much as a
house but it was an enlightening experience.
The M760’s base price is $156,495, including the gas-
guzzler tax and delivery fee. The test car had more than
$23,000 worth of options, including $5,200 for the Frozen
Dark Brown Metallic matte paint, $4,000 for the Merino
leather interior and $5,750 for the rear Executive Lounge
Seating that consists of a center console with foldout writ-
ing table and heated and cooled rear seats that recline
and massage. There’s also a foldout footrest on the back
of the front passenger seat. A removable seven-inch tablet
in the rear console lets the rear-seat passenger connect to
the internet as well as operate climate and media controls,
ambient lighting and the sunroof.
All of this luxury might make you think that the M760i
is a creampuff cruiser, but unleashing the prodigious power
of the V-12 transforms this limousine into a vehicle that
feels more agile than its 5,128 pounds would suggest. BMW
DRIVING
BEHIND THE WHEEL
says it can accelerate to 62 miles per hour in 3.9 seconds
and has a top speed electronically limited to 155 mph.
All-wheel drive is biased toward the rear wheels for more
responsive handling in dry conditions.
The M760i floats like a feather and felt almost too soft
with the ride control set to Comfort. Select Sport mode
and the car immediately perks up. The transmission holds
each gear longer and the adjustable suspension gets tighter.
The car gallops like a thoroughbred. EcoPro is intended for
optimum fuel mileage but it makes the car’s responses feel
a bit flaccid. The Active Comfort Drive with Road Preview
2017 BMW M760i xDrive
Engine: 6.6-liter, 601-horsepower V-12
Transmission: Eight-speed automatic
All-wheel drive
Wheelbase: 126.4 inches
Curb weight: 5,128 pounds
Base price: $156,495
As tested: $179,895
MPG rating: 13 in the city, 20 on the highway
adjusts the car’s suspension settings by using the naviga-
tion system to know what is ahead. The air suspension that
enables the driver to raise the car by 20 millimeters for steep
driveways or rough roads and yet lowers itself by 10 millime-
ters at highway speeds for better aerodynamics. Shutters in
the grille close at speed for optimum aerodynamics.
Driver assistance features include active cruise control
Sunday, May 7, 2017 | 5S
with automatic stop and go that keeps a preselected dis-
tance from the vehicle in front and will apply the brakes if
needed. Lane-keeping assist with side collision protection
steers the car back into its lane should the car start to wan-
der. The traffic jam assistant is a semi-automated feature
that provides steering assistance when the driver has at least
one hand on the steering wheel. This means the driver does
not have to make tiny adjustments to the wheel while sitting
in slow traffic.
The M760i’s overall length is noticeable in the tight
confines of shopping center parking lots, for example, and
it just barely fits in a standard two-car garage. The passen-
ger cell has a section of carbon-fiber reinforced plastic into
to improve rigidity while reducing weight. The doors and
trunk are aluminum.
The gauge package is a 12.3-inch high-resolution LCD
panel whose display changes depending on the drive mode.
A wide screen in the middle of the instrument panel is used
for navigation, audio and the around-car camera views that
are so handy when parking. Some functions can be oper-
ated by simple gestures made near the screen.
It would take weeks to get familiar with all of the things
this car’s technology has to offer.
The Bowers & Wilkins audio system is a $3,400 option
that has a 10-channel amplifier and 16 speakers, many of
which are illuminated at night.
There’s little question that the M760i xDrive is one of
the top ultra-luxury sedans on the market, and while its
price may seem stratospheric, it is comparable to competi-
tors such as the Mercedes-Benz S600.
6S | Sunday, May 7, 2017
A Downtown Dream
By Melissa Graham Photos by Kenny Johnson
K ansas City native Sarah
Smart first met her fu-
ture husband in the fall
of 2012 in Los Angeles.
Smart, who works in television, took notice
of Bernard Parham, a fellow officemate, and
decided to do something about it.
“I just sent him an email telling him I
thought he was cute,” Smart says. “I think
he was taken aback at first, but he obvi-
ously liked it. We went on a date a week
later and have been together ever since.”
Three and a half years later, Parham
took Smart on another memorable date to
Il Cielo, rated the most romantic restaurant
in L.A., where he got down on one knee
and popped the question.
“I don’t even think I said anything to
him at first, I just grabbed the ring and
put it on my finger,” Smart says. “I was so
happy, I called my parents and woke them
up. It was really exciting.”
To kickoff the yearlong wedding plan-
ning process, Smart hired Hannah Schumm
of Weddings by Hannah to turn her ideas
into reality.
“From the first day, she got everything
done,” Smart says. “I could not have done
it without her.”
The bride knew she wanted to incorpo-
rate peonies into her big day, and she had
one florist in mind to get the job done.
WEDDING
SARAH SMART & BERNARD PARHAM April 22, 2017
“I knew 100 percent I wanted Dan Mein-
ers to do my flowers,” Smart says. “Every-
thing he’s ever done is insanely gorgeous.”
As for the groom, he had one request:
to say “I do” surrounded by books.
“Bernard is super smart and has a degree
in English, so I started looking into librar-
ies,” Smart says.
The Kansas City Public Library’s down-
town location turned out to be the perfect
fit for the duo’s spring ceremony. As for
the reception, the Brass on Baltimore’s dark
oak accents and chic chandeliers matched
Smart’s overall vision.
“I just wanted a romantic, fairy-tale
wedding,” Smart says.
Added to the romance was Smart’s blush
pink Monique Lhuillier gown, the first dress
she saw on a shopping trip with her mom.
“It just fit me perfectly,” Smart says.
“I really wanted a jaw-dropping reaction
when I came down the aisle, and I think I
definitely got it.”
Another jaw-dropping element included
the couple’s floral wall, which also acted as
a backdrop for their photo booth. Copper,
blush and white details accented the table
settings, and local band 2 Proud 2 Beg kept
guests on the dance floor until midnight.
“I was in awe,” Smart says of the wed-
ding day. “I couldn’t believe how good it
turned out.”
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Bloom Patrons Party

R24 Studios was the site of the 2017 Bloom Patrons Party, where guests enjoyed
Damian Lair and cocktails from Tom’s Town Distilling Co. and tasty bites from Tavern in the Village. The annual Bloom Party
Abby Albers
benefits the KC CARE Clinic, which provides healthcare to under-served members of the community.
Photos by J. Robert Schraeder

Kerry Matson, Wesley Pennington, Peggy Ben Aken, Missy Koonce

Donica, Kurt Knapstein and Chad Alexander and Adam Gebhardt

Martha Tatman, Emily Haith Les and Jan Ryon,

on,
and Angie Atkinson Kristy and Mike Vetter

Bob and Sheri Wood Vince Clark and Rita Leifhelm and
Julie Anderson Clark Lonnie Shalton
Anne
Hickok and
Meggan
Newland

Anthony Bonnor and Tom Nagel and David Wiley Dan Meiners and Kevin Bryant
Cody Brown
8S | Sunday, May 7, 2017
THE ANGRY PIGEON
By contributing writer Cody Hogan
A ROSÉ IS A ROSÉ IS A ROSÉ
A
By contributing writer Cody Hogan
s much as I love the first greens and herbs
of spring, the most unfettered and reward-
ing time of year for a cook is summer, the
time of year with the largest and most
diverse selection of flavors and ingredients for cooking. A
wonderful but frequently overlooked accompaniment to so
many of those flavors is a good rosé wine, something I crave
when the temperatures rise, the garden really begins to pro-
duce, and we fire up the grill.
Mind you, a good rosé is not the insipid and sweet pink
plonk from a box that so many of us were weaned on in col-
lege. The technique for making pink wine is the same in most
cases. The term saigneé (named for the French “to bleed”)
refers to the process by which red grapes are crushed and left
to stand in a tank or vat for a period (just hours or in some
cases a few days) in which the dark skins impart a rose color to
the juice. Before fermentation begins, the juice is then “bled”
off the skins. Generally speaking, the longer time of contact
results in more color, body, and intensity of flavor.
The Armas de Guerra Rosado Mencia 2016 (approx. $15)
is a lovely delicate thing so pale as to have only a hint of pink
color. The nose suggests fleeting strawberries and roses, with
a tiny floral hint of acetone (in a nice way) on the first sip.
There is also a suggestion of petrichor (the pleasant smell that
frequently accompanies the smell of rain on dry earth after
long dry weather). But don’t let the timid color of this wine
deceive you. It really expands on the palate like a sleeping lion,
especially when consumed with food. The ancient vines also
contribute a great depth to the wine, with red fruit, pleasant
acidity and mineral notes in the finish. Truly delightful—and
a great companion to our lunch of turkey polpettone (meat-
loaf) and a rocky mash of sweet potato and spinach.
DRINKING
IN GOOD SPIRITS
Photos by Aaron Leimkuehler
S
cott Beskow, bar manager at Grünauer in
the Crossroads, obviously loves his craft.
He’s been at the restaurant since it opened
seven years ago this May. When asked about his inspiration,
it was simple: every summer they have something based on
a radler. A radler, (German for “cyclist”) is a drink usually
50 percent beer and 50 percent soda or lemonade—very low
alcohol and very refreshing—and perfect for a pause at a pub
during a long cycling excursion. Stiegl is an Austrian drink
producer so it fits naturally with Grünauer, a little slice of
Austria in the Crossroads. It’s also a three-ingredient (sort
of) cocktail, and also a little bit of a “duo” (a cocktail made
of a distilled spirit and a liqueur). I’d call it a Patio Pounder
because that’s what would happen to it on my patio on a
nice warm day. But don’t let its origins as a radler deceive
you. With the extra kick of the tequila, this one could inspire
an afternoon nap on short notice, or as Beskow says, “this
is not one to be trifled with.” The name Taube (“pigeon” in
German) comes from its Mexican inspiration of a Paloma
(meaning “pigeon,” or a refreshing and popular tequila and
grapefruit soda combo), the “angry” part comes from the
hint of spice that comes from the ancho chili liqueur that
perfectly balances what is sure to be my cocktail of summer
2017. I think it might be yours, too.
UNCORKED
Photos by Aaron Leimkuehler
Sean Minor’s Four Bears 100% Pinot Noir Rose (approx.
$10), has a Kansas City connection. Winemaker Sean Minor
was born and raised in Overland Park, moved with his wife
to work in Napa Valley, studied viticulture at U.C. Davis, and
later moved to the Pacific Northwest to work for King Estate
Winery (another Kansas City connection winery). A few years
after returning to California, he founded Sean Minor Wines,
a family-owned winery, with a belief that great wines could
be made without “severe consequences on the pocket book.”
The Four Bears (their four children) pinot noir has a warm,
light salmon color and is the most austere of the three wines
discussed. The nose opens with subtle stone fruit like peaches
WÜTENDE TAUBE
(THE ANGRY PIGEON)
For one cocktail:
.75 oz. Ancho Reyes Chili liqueur
1 can Stiegl Grapefruit Radler
1 oz. Hibiscus-infused Tapatio 110 Tequila*
Ruby grapefruit slice for a garnish
Fill a tall glass with ice. Pour in the Ancho Reyes Chili
liqueur. Next, pour in enough of the Stiegl Grapefruit
Radler to get you close to the top of the glass, leav-
ing enough room for the ounce of tequila. Gently float
(pour slowly on top) the bright red tequila infusion.
Garnish with a slice of ruby grapefruit and serve.
Note: if you are not concerned about the pretty little
floating red layer at the top of this drink, make it by
the pitcher, give it a swirl and serve by the pool for a
relaxing and refreshing afternoon.
*To make the hibiscus-tequila infusion: Open a
one-liter bottle of Tapatio 110 Tequila. Slowly force
about ½ cup of hibiscus flower (available in herb
shops or Mexican groceries) into the tequila and let
it sit for close to an hour, or until the tequila takes
on the beautiful red of the hibiscus flowers. Strain
out the flowers and return the tequila to the bottle to
enjoy whenever needed.
and nectarines, but has the strawberry hints that one expects
with a rosé. It opens up at a slightly warmer temperature than
the other wines, and even more with food. It’s very dry, with
raspberry acidity and hints of flint from the Sonoma Valley
pinot noir grapes they use.
The Bastianich Rosato di Refosco (approx. $16) has the
biggest expression of these three rosés. A professional disclo-
sure: In addition to writing, I also work for the family that
produces this wine, and I have worked with this wine for
years. It is made from the Refosco grape, a grape indigenous
to Friuli, known primarily for producing spicy red wines with
dark fruit flavors and aromatic intensity. As a rosé, this is a
unique expression of Refosco, and its dynamic personality
certainly comes through. I asked the producer (I have a few
connections here) what the absolute perfect companion to
this wine was and I was told prosciutto from Friuli (we know
it here as Prosciutto San Danielle) and oysters. I only had
simple Prosciutto di Parma at the time, and it was a lovely
combination. I imagine that the prosciutto from Friuli would
be even more delicious because that type of prosciutto tends
to be much more floral in nature and would play beautifully
with the strawberry notes of this wine. As we had no oysters
hanging out in the fridge, I had to make do with my turkey
polpettone. The nice bit here was that the bolder rosato stood
up well to the tomato in the sauce, and I know from experi-
ence that this wine is a wonderful companion to many other
summery Italian dishes.
As summer approaches and you feel more and more like
dining alfresco, please don’t forget the rosé. And do yourself
a favor: build an antipasti platter with prosciutto and other
cured meats, as all of these rosés responded beautifully to the
salty cured pork and its accompaniments.
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10S | Sunday, May 7, 2017 D E CO R ATI N G

ELEMENTS OBSESSED

GARDEN POTS
Let your spring arrangements soak up
the sun in a stunning garden planter
Doug Wells
HIS OBSESSION : NATURAL BRASS
By contributing
uting writer Brooke McGrath
With lots of brass pieces to choose from, Wells
touts those with a warm, natural glow

This mid-20th-centuryury
concrete urn has weath- th-
ered many stormsms
to attain an exqui-
ui-
site patina. $300 the
he
pair at Christopher
her
Filley Antiques in the
he
45th and State Lineine
Antiques District.
ict.

The Vondom Spaghetti planter

by Karim Rashid will infuse a
touch of contemporary into
any outdoor living scene.
$910
10 at Museo
Mu in Midtown.

Made by Anduze, this sizable le

m
multicolored terra-cotta urn from
Southern France will take chargege
of your patio. $700 at Pear Tree e
Design & Antiques in Crestwood. od.

Stamped with the Royal

Botanic Gardens seal, Clockwise from top: Doug Wells;
Kew Pottery’s hand- an interior by Wells that features a
crafted planters are a brass-framed
br mirror, a small brass
classic beauty in any drinks
dr table and a brass sculpture;

I
a 19th-century brass jardiniére; a
color option. $80 for a
hammered-brass cocktail table.
10-inch pot, at Randy
Neal Floral Design in
Mission Farms. f you’ve ever shopped for brass, then you with any of your favorites—gray, brown, black, blue,
know just how many variations of it exist. red or white. If it’s your first time in search of brass
Among the shiny ’80s and popular revival furnishings, start small to see if you like the look by
styles is a warmer, more natural look. subtly adding it with a bar cart or a cocktail table, in
Knocked-down
Kn brass, a term coined by interior a powder room, or on bookshelves.
designer
desi Doug Wells, displays a soft patina brought “Another thing that I advocate is for clients to
on by the natural aging process. become more comfortable with less perfect objects,
“Cooler metal tones have been popular for some such as vintage pieces with patina,” he says. “I like
time now, and people are looking for something to walk into a home and feel like it has a sense of
new and different or, in this case, maybe something history with some personality, and vintage pieces can
Made in Vietnam in wood- old and re-envisioned,” says Wells, owner of Wells help accomplish that goal.” So spend some time in
fired kilns, the ceramic pot— Design
De Studio. “Natural brass has a warm glow and local antique stores to find an authentic piece. But no
dds a
in a cool royal blue—adds an inherent sense of quality. It’s sophisticated without matter how much you’ve come to love this particular
bit of movement and mer- being
bein showy.” patina, Wells reminds shoppers to not overdo it. “A
riment outdoors. $43535 at Go au naturel in almost any space in your home little can go a long way,” he says.
kside.
Fiddly Fig in Brookside. with a warm brass lamp, pendant, chandelier, plumb- If you’re craving a bit of a brighter brass, look to
ing fixture or tabletop decoration. A versatile metal, it add some shine back into your home in the form of a
blends well with a range of color options, too, so pair it
blen satin-finished faucet or door hardware.
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MAKING IT WORK

WELL-LOVED AND
CAREFULLY CURATED GET the LOOK
If you have something you love, don’t be
In this Prairie Village home, the white walls let the furnishings do the talking
afraid to show it off. See if some of our
By contributing writer Brooke McGrath favorite local finds appeal to you, too

B
3

uilt in the mid-to-late ‘80s, the WHY it WORKS

home’s interiors were stuck in

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the era of florals, chintz and
pastels. Interior designer Patrick Kappelmann,
owner of Arcadian Design, was called in to help
straighten things out.
The dining room, a large congregation spot
and main pass-through, was only accessible
through small entryways, so Kappelmann dug
in, widening and raising doorways for better flow
and a more modern feel. The rest of the room fell
into place, showcasing favorite belongings and an
eclectic palette.
This room isn’t about trendy fashion or pre-
ferred styles. It works because it incorporates
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pieces—in every design form—that are truly
loved. “Life isn’t polished, and I don’t think
a room should be either,” Kappelmann says.
“The thought that something might not relate
is what makes it work.” That’s why vintage
Asian figurine lamp bases, in pristine condi-
tion, pair well with new sconces and the mir-
rored buffet.

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“I like a more layered feel, which ends up
looking a little more curated,” Kappelmann says.
“I never really pay attention to age or style. It’s
really about how the pieces relate to each other.”
In this dining room, a varied collection is
anything but ordinary, starting with Kansas
City artist Lester Goldman’s colorful abstract
painting. With the approval of Goldman’s wife,
Kathrin, Kappelmann turned the painting on its
side for added interest. While Goldman’s is titled
“Untitled,” the horizontal painting to the left by
There’s no doubt that Goldman’s colorful
abstract painting in the center of the room
is what draws people into the space (other
than dinner being served). It’s a vibrant oil
on canvas that “has so much energy to it,”
Kappelmann says, and leaves you to your own
happy interpretation of its abstract content.
Collaged with pattern paper in 1995, its mas-
sive 6-foot by 5-foot presence commands— 5
and deserves—attention.

3
Greek American artist Theodoros Stamos is ironi-
cally named “Color Field.”
Dinner with family or puzzle time with grand-
kids is spent around the Henredon dining table, a
piece that is as functional as it is vintage. And the
20th-century painted French chairs don’t seem to
mind the wear and tear either. Overflow guests
can find a quick seat in the vintage Asian chairs in
the corner, also not just for decoration.
“This room feels authentic, comfortable and
lived in,” Kappelmann says. “The owners bought
what they liked and brought it home. Even if it’s
quirky and weird, if you love it, it’ll work.”
This room soars 15 feet high and reaches 15
feet wide, but it was brought back to scale
by mixing and matching dining room neces-
sities. Paying homage to the pieces collected
and curated for this room, Kappelmann kept
the background sweet and simple, replacing
carpet with dark hardwood floors and leaving
the walls white. It’s the lack of color—and the
stark contrast—that allows the diverse art and
furnishings to do the talking. “In a lot of cases,
more is just more,” Kappelmann says. Simply
put, don’t overdo it and use what you love.
1. Made in North Carolina, the Lynnwood dining table at Ethan
Allen features graceful lines in its tapered legs, oval top and
ribbon-stripe mahogany border. 2. John Ochs’ “Tag You’re It”
at Blue Gallery is sure to create a buzz with its colorful shellac.
At 72 inches by 60 inches, it’ll compete for—and win—all dinner
conversations. 3. Featuring clean lines in a vintage frame, the
caned dining chair from Mission Road Antique Mall color coor-
dinates with the buffet above. 4. Kincaid Antiques and Interiors
is home—for now—to a pair of antique Asian armchairs. Made of
willow wood, they originated in the Shandong region in 1860. 5.
The Hooker four-door mirrored console in our inspiration room
is available to order from Seville Home.
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BY GEORGE DICKIE

“The Red Shoes” (1948) The timeless
battle between love and career gets a workout in
this Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale about a
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becoming a prima ballerina. Shearer took her
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starring Patrick Swayze
watching it.
as Johnny Castle “Singin’ in the Rain” (1952) Catchy tunes
and skillful hoofing mark this superb musical
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making the difficult transition to “talkies.” No
surprise it’s considered in many corners to be
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“Saturday Night Fever” (1977) Known
at the time primarily as miscreant teen Vinnie
“Step Up” starring Barbarino on the sitcom “Welcome Back,
Channing Tatum as Kotter,” John Travolta surprised many with his
Tyler Gage “Black Swan” starring stylish moves in this excellent drama about a
Natalie Portman as Brooklyn teen whose goal in life is to be king of
The Swan Queen the disco dance floor. For better or worse, this
film became the face of the late-1970s disco
craze.
“Flashdance” (1983) Pittsburgh steelworker
by day, stripper by night, Alex (Jennifer Beals in
a breakthrough role) hopes one day to be a
ballet dancer, a goal she pursues throughout this
1980s classic. Heavy on nifty dance moves but
light on plot, the film is famous for such cheesy
lines as “take your passion and make it happen”
and the song “What a Feeling.”
“Footloose” (1984) Kevin Bacon showed
some fancy footwork in this solid drama about
a city teen who brings rock music and dance
to a small Midwestern town where both are
illegal. But it wasn’t all him. Five body doubles
had to be used in one memorable dance scene
where he leaped and flipped in an abandoned
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“Dirty Dancing” (1987) The chemistry was
undeniable between guest Baby (Jennifer Grey)
and dance instructor Johnny (Patrick Swayze) in
this swinging romancer set at a 1960s Catskills
resort and featured the nimble strutting of
Swayze, catchy tunes (including the closer “The
Time of My Life”) and the signature line “nobody
puts Baby in a corner.”
“Center Stage” (2000) Love triangles,
backstabbing, eating disorders – this melodrama
about students trying to make it in the grueling
world of dance at New York’s American Ballet
Academy has it all, including some pretty flashy
moves by ballet-trained Zoe Saldana, among
others.
“Step Up” (2006) Almost as fun as
watching the dancing in this drama about a
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ballet dancer he helps in training, was watching
the actors playing them, Channing Tatum and
Jenna Dewan, fall for each other in real life,
which was evident throughout. They married
three years later.
“Black Swan” (2010) Natalie Portman
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for her portrayal of a ballerina who loses her
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On the Cover
‘Anne’ enlivens Green Gables again in new Netflix series
By Jay Bobbin definitely, so it was kind of an- that “Anne With an E” (which is
© Zap2it other book in passing that I just just wrapping up its run in the
really enjoyed. There wasn’t too story’s native Canada) deals with
If “Anne of Green Gables” is a much (acting-related) thinking themes still relevant today ...
story worth re-reading, it’s also going into it.” among them, prejudice, bullying
one that producers clearly be- Any casting call for a new and equality.
lieve is worth retelling on film ... “Anne of Green Gables” inher- “We’re definitely going into
again and again. ently draws a big field of hope- more of the depth of L.M. Mont-
Consider that just six months fuls for the main part. “I was just
gomery’s writing,” she reflects,
after a PBS movie took the so honored to even be thought
beloved saga by Lucy Maud “which I think will be really inter-
of for the role, for a little girl
Montgomery out for another esting for viewers who will see
from Ireland,” says McNulty,
screen spin, a Netflix series is things that they didn’t expect.
whose biggest previous role
now doing so, too. Set to begin internationally was as a younger They’ll maybe see those things
streaming Friday, May 12, “Anne incarnation of the genetically for the first time, or in a new
With an E” — adapted by Emmy- engineered title character in the light.”
winning co-executive producer sci-fi movie “Morgan” last year. “I
Moira Walley-Beckett (“Breaking met some of the other girls (who INDEX
Bad”) — casts Irish-Canadian auditioned to play Anne), and Cover Story.............. 2
actress Amybeth McNulty as the they were all so lovely, it was
plucky orphan. really nice that it didn’t feel too Sunday....................4
Arriving in late-19th-century competition-y. We were all root- What’s Cooking........ 9
Prince Edward Island, Anne ing for each other.”
Shirley isn’t the adoptee who’s Once she was in front of the Puzzles.............. 12-13
expected by aged siblings Marilla cameras, which involved location Movies............... 15-24
and Matthew Cuthbert (Geral- filming in Prince Edward Island,
dine James, R.H. Thomson). Still, McNulty felt the responsibility of Puzzle Solutions..... 23
she soon wins them and their playing Anne strongly. “At first, Sports................ 25-27
whole community over with her when I knew I had the part, I was
natural spirit. a bit overwhelmed,” she con-
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ninth birthday from my mum,” am I going to play it?’ I never Tuesday................. 32
the pleasant McNulty (who’s in saw any other adaptations of it,
her mid-teens now) recalls of and I was happy that it was just Wednesday............ 36
her own history with the tale, coming from me and Moira. That Thursday...............40
adding that she didn’t envision really took the pressure off.”
then that she’d be playing Anne Also a stage performer with Friday....................44
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BY JAY BOBBIN BY JAY BOBBIN

The ‘Fargo’ flip:

Alana De La Garza
OF “CRIMINAL MINDS: BEYOND BORDERS” ON CBS
An ever-tighter bond has built between your
character, Clara, and Mae (Annie Funke) on
“Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.” How have you
found that?
You know, what’s so crazy is that I just love her! I really
do. She’s like my little sister from another family that
I’ve just discovered. We just really “get” each other and
laugh a lot. We’re serious when we need to be, and she’s
just a wonderful human ... very talented and strong.
We have so much fun together, and it’s really like that
with all of us: Gary (Sinise), Daniel (Henney), Tyler
(James Williams) – it’s one of those serendipitous things
when you come together and there are no egos. There
are just people who want to make good work, so it’s this
beautiful thing that transcends onto the screen.
Is it still surprising to you that foreign locations are
re-created authentically on a weekly basis, when
the series largely is filmed in Southern California?
They’re so impressive, aren’t they? We’re shooting up
in the mountains and by the ocean, and we also have
a guy who goes out by himself and does all the pick-
up shots in the actual countries. He’s incredible. Then
someone else does all the set-ups of the towns we’re
(supposed to be) in, and he’s just spot-on. He does a
brilliant job of making it so believable.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been asked, “How
do you travel like that on such a quick schedule?” And I
laugh and I’m like, “I know!” It’s pretty great. I traveled
quite a bit years ago, and when I walk onto the set, I’m
like, “How did you just take this from Italy to Korea in
two days?”
Why its cast changes
Q: Why does “Fargo” have a
different cast and story every
season? – Chris Lang, Bend, Ore.
A: To a certain degree, it could be deemed
“the FX effect” of such other series on that
network as “American Horror Story,” which
also is an anthology in nature ... though
that show uses many of the same actors
from season to season. “Fargo” showrunner
Noah Hawley also has designed his drama
to change from year to year, though some
characters stay to be played in different Ewan McGregor
eras by different actors, as with lawman
Lou Solverson (Keith Carradine in Season 1,
Patrick Wilson in Season 2).
Also, principally movie-based actors often are more prone to take
television-series roles when the jobs are only for a limited number of
episodes. That’s how “Fargo” has attracted such talents as Billy Bob
Thornton, Kirsten Dunst and – currently – Ewan McGregor.
Q: Someone told me that the actress
who plays Danny’s wife on “Blue
Bloods” used to be on a soap
opera. Which one? – Joan Harvey,
Westerville, Ohio
A: Amy Carlson played Josie Watts on NBC’s
now-defunct “Another World,” and she
earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for the
role. She stayed for five years, then turned her
focus to primetime shows, co-starring on such
shows as “Third Watch” and “Law & Order:
Trial by Jury” before landing the role of Linda
Amy Carlson Reagan on “Blue Bloods” – which will start its
eighth CBS season this fall.
Send questions of general interest via email to
tvpipeline@gracenote.com. Writers must include their
names, cities and states. Personal replies cannot be sent.

Checking in with
If there is one thing that Rhea Seehorn loves about being an actor,
it’s the ability to tell a story.
“I come from pretty great storytellers in my family because
they’re from the South ...,” says the 44-year-old Virginia Beach
native, who stars as Albuquerque lawyer and girlfriend of title
character Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) Kim Wexler on AMC’s
Monday drama “Better Call Saul.” “Anything that was about
taking people on a journey and realizing that whether something
was outlandishly science fiction or super-realistic drama or old
black-and-white sitcoms that I would watch on Nick at Night
reruns, it was still about transporting you and making you think
about things differently, forcing you to walk in other people’s
footsteps.
“And I was just obsessed with that idea and wondering where
does Mary Tyler Moore go after she leaves that room, where is she
walking and what the rest of her life is like.”
A veteran of television, movies and stage, Seehorn has assembled
a body of work over the course of a 20-year career that she is
proud of on the whole. She’s been a steady presence in sitcoms
same palette to choose from as the male characters that you see on
television. And I would be remiss to not say that this is one of my
favorite roles that I’ve ever had in 20 years.
“So having Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould tell you that you’re
the right person to help tell their story is something that – I mean,
I cried in the middle of the street the day I got the phone call,” she
says, laughing.
Name: Rhea Seehorn
Birth date: 1972
Birthplace: Virginia Beach (but grew up in Japan,
Arizona and Washington, D.C.)
Marital status: single
Television credits include: “I’m With Her,” “Head
Cases,” “The Singles Table,” “The Starter Wife,” “American
Dad” (voice), “Trust Me,” “Dollhouse,” “Burn Notice,” “The
Closer,” “Whitney,” “Family Guy” (voice), “House of Lies,”
“Franklin & Bash,” “Better Call Saul”
Movie credits: “A Case Against Karen” (1998), “The

RHEA SEEHORN
over the past 15 of them, with prominent roles in “I’m With Her,”
“Head Cases,” “The Singles Table” and “Whitney” among her
credits.
But she’s still pinching herself over working on “Saul.”
“Even though I’m a supporting character on my show,” she
BY GEORGE DICKIE says, “it’s this fully three-dimensional, realized woman that has the
Pitch” (1999), “Why Spain?” (1999), “Eat Me!” (2000),
“The Gentleman” (2000), “Riders” (2001), “Romy and
Michele: In the Beginning” (TV, 2005), “The Shaggy Dog”
(2006), “The Thick of It” (TV, 2007), “CU@Ed’s” (2008),
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TNT 32 69 51 48 108 ‘TV14’ Jason Statham, Jet Li. (CC) (DVS) Han Solo and Princess Leia face Darth Vader’s wrath. (CC) (DVS) Fiction) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. (CC)
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TBS 14 70 50 49 112 Mysterious Island Clark Kent must protect those he loves from a dire threat. (CC) (DVS) Theory Theory Theory Theory asks a TV newsman for protection. (CC)
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TCM 47 52 54 43 790 ther (1963, Comedy) Shirley MacLaine, James Garner. learns she has three distinct personalities. Woodward, Lee J. Cobb, David Wayne. (1920) Fighters
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TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Megamind Zachary Gordon, Devon Bostick. (CC) Titans Go! Show (CC) Bros. ‘TV14’ Morty ‘TV14’ Morty ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Face... Hell Chicken sion “Lex”
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ABC special recalls BY JAY BOBBIN

Princess Diana’s last days

... and last loves
As the 20th anniversary of the death of a
princess approaches, television is starting to
commemorate it.
Aug. 31 will mark two decades since Diana,
Princess of Wales died in a car accident in a
Paris tunnel, a tragedy that riveted the world’s
attention and has echoed since in the legacy
upheld by her sons, Prince William and Prince
Harry. Before she died, British journalist Martin
Bashir conducted an extensive and ultimately
very personal 1995 interview with her; the
former “Nightline” co-anchor recalls that period
as he hosts “The Last 100 Days of Diana,” a new
ABC special airing Sunday, May 7.
The two-hour program doesn’t delve deeply
into the circumstances of Diana’s death, but
focuses instead on the last two romances she
had: with British-Pakistani heart and lung
surgeon Hasnat Khan, and with movie producer
Dodi al-Fayed, the latter of whom died with
Diana in the accident. New interviews with
people from her inner circle – including her
then-butler, Paul Burrell, as well as friends
and other staff members – offer insight on her
mindset and experiences during what would turn
out to be her last summer.
Veteran ABC News documentary maker
Terence Wrong (“Boston Med,” “Hopkins”) is
an executive producer of “The Last 100 Days of
Diana.” He says “the secret love story” of Diana
and Khan “was rich enough and unique enough
and new enough that we felt that would be our
contribution to the many Diana documentaries,”
which also include a Gayle King-hosted CBS
special on May 22 and a two-part “television
event” that ABC itself will air in August.
In making his show along with producer
Sherman Lazarus of the British arm of ABC
News’ in-house Lincoln Square Productions,
Wrong conducted several of the interviews for
it himself. “We got to a number of people who
either hadn’t been interviewed in 20 years or
had never been interviewed,” he reports, “so I
think we unearthed some gems. (The memories)
were so sharp for them, and not only are there
emotions that are still raw, there are still feuds
because of the falling-out with Prince Charles.
Some people are still close to the royal family,
and others took her side. There are still axes
grinding.”
Nevertheless, Wrong believes Diana’s star
quality endures: “It’s easy to forget in this day of
celebrities-of-the-moment that she had that level
of glamor, but she was much deeper than that.
A lot of what we were learning about her was ABC presents the
deeply personal. Her marriage, her life, her kids new documentary
“The Last 100 Days
... all of that was on public display, and you don’t
of Diana” Sunday.
get that from your average celebrity. Everybody
who was in her company and her aura felt like
the sun suddenly had come out and shone upon
them, and I don’t think any of them have gotten
over that feeling of being in her presence.”

BY JAY BOBBIN Ginger Zee OF “RENOVATION REALITIES: BEN AND GINGER” ON DIY
In moonlighting from “Good Morning America” on
“Renovation Realities: Ben and Ginger,” did you – along
with your husband, Ben Aaron – know what you were
getting into?
With every house I’ve ever been a part of renovating, there’s
always a surprise. As much as you can know, I feel like I had a
pretty good indication, but I’ve never gone into it with a partner.
I’ve always done it with my parents or alone, or with friends
sometimes, but never with a husband. I knew there would be
innate issues, but also, it’s been a lot more fun than any of the
other ones I’ve ever done.
Are you naturally a fan of home-renovation shows?
Oh, yeah! My very New York husband who never thought he’d
move out of the city, the second I got pregnant, had HGTV
and DIY on all the time. Just like everybody who watches these
shows, he was like, “I can do it.” And I would consistently smirk
in the background, thinking, “You have no idea.”
Were you comfortable that you’d be able to get the
renovation done to meet the show’s production schedule,
and also your own regular schedule with “GMA”?
Well, that’s the thing. Most of the (renovation) projects I’ve done
take years. My mom and my stepdad, for example, have had
their house for 30 years; they are so great at all this work, but
it’s taken them 30 years, and they’re still working on it. It’s a
constant joke, that there’s always a new project there. The next
time I show up, there will probably be a Ferris wheel!
I had zero idea what it would be like doing this for a television
program. I think people think, for some reason, that it’s not your
money. I don’t know if that’s the case for every show, but for
“Renovation Realities,” this is our money. There’s a lot of gravity
to every single project we do, because no one else is paying for
this. All the stresses and financial worry and budgeting mean
a lot more when it really is your money. Even though there’s a
camera there, there’s nothing more real than what you see on
this show.

What’s Cooking
Sunday
 5:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Junior The junior chefs must
integrate the mystery basket
ingredients into taco-inspired
dishes.
TRAV Food Paradise A
10-pound steak in Wisconsin; a
300 pound burger in Michigan.
 6:00 p.m. FOOD Guy’s Grocery
Games Contestants receive a
bizarre grocery list; chefs must
turn fried food into fine dining.
TRAV Food Paradise From an
authentic taste of Germany in
Wisconsin to a Danish adven-
ture in California.
 7:00 p.m. FOOD Guy’s Grocery
Games One member of each
family must prepare their best
pork dish using a grocery list;
the men in the families face off
in a seafood dinner showdown;
the final two members of each
family must use only seven
items to make their family fa-
vorite. (N)
TRAV Food Paradise Mac
’n’ cheese in Detroit; chicken
pot pie in Portland, Ore.; fried
chicken; classic meatloaf. (N)
 8:00 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef
Gauntlet Each competitor must
make a classic one-two flavor
combo; Alton Brown determines
the top and bottom chefs; the
least successful joins the win-
ner’s chef of choice; revealing
a simple secret ingredient that
may ruffle feathers. (N)
 9:00 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef Eats
The Iron Chefs are giving the
inside dish on where they go for
porky deliciousness. (N)
 9:30 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef Eats
The Iron Chefs share their
favorite Italian eats; Iron Chef
Geoffrey Zakarian at Spartina.
(N)
10:00 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef Eats
10:30 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef Eats
Monday
 6:00 p.m. FOOD Guy’s Grocery
Games Frozen ingredients;
ingredients found only in the
middle aisles of the store; West
Coast dinner.
TRAV Bizarre Foods With An-
drew Zimmern Winged ants,
grilled intestines, grasshoppers
and dried beef hearts.
 7:00 p.m. FOOD Kids BBQ
Championship Four junior bar-
becuing contestants look south
of the border where Tex meets
Mex. (N)
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Pastrami
on rye; black and white cook-
ies; spaghetti with meatballs;
smoked fish.
 7:30 p.m. TRAV Bizarre Foods:
Delicious Destinations Berlin
street foods such as curry
wurst and the Berliner jelly-filled
doughnut; wiener schnitzel.
 8:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-
Ins and Dives Guy visits spots
serving beefy favorites, includ-
ing burgers, meatballs, steak
and barbecue.
TRAV Bizarre Foods With An-
drew Zimmern The holy grail of
hot food lovers.
 9:00 p.m. FOOD Help My Yelp
The Pearl Restaurant and
Lounge, well established in
Atlanta’s trendy Castleberry
Hill district, suffers with com-
placency among the staff and
changing neighborhood tastes
that have owner Dishema
scrambling. (N)
 9:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-
Ins and Dives Porchetta and
prosciutto in Portland; wings
and ribs in Louisville; steak
sandwiches in Hamilton.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-
Ins and Dives Guy gets a
helping of comfort food; a local
New Jersey landmark dishes up
down-home cooking.
10:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-
Ins and Dives A standout
burger; roasted oysters and wild
mushroom cobble; banh xeo
and suon nuong xa.
Tuesday
 6:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped The
first round features a faux meat
and a hot mustard; the second
basket has sour grapes.
TRAV Bizarre Foods America
A fish dish made with amber-
gris; charcuterie that includes
duck heart pate; a soup that
smells.
 7:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Junior The junior chefs cook
breakfast, lunch and dinner for
the judges. (N)
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations A steamed
beef dish called baho; crispy
pork skin topped salad.
 7:30 p.m. TRAV Bizarre Foods:
Delicious Destinations Middle
Eastern shawarma; soul food
classics; Detroit-style pizza; city
chicken.
 8:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped Coffee
can of bacon grease; making
meatloaf mix work with an aptly
named cocktail; oatmeal des-
serts.
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Chicken-
fried steak; sweet, creamy
pecan pie; hearty tortilla soup;
steak aged for 240 days. (N)
 8:30 p.m. TRAV Bizarre Foods:
Delicious Destinations From
creamy hairy crab and savory
pork-filled dumplings to rice
wine-soaked chicken. (N)
 9:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped Ted
Allen, Jeff Mauro, Jet Tila and
Chris Santos compete with their
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moms; the teams strive to care-
fully crack quail eggs; a large
fish and some lemons make
up the second basket; the final
two duos find ways to use blood
oranges and walnuts. (N)
TRAV Bizarre Foods With An-
drew Zimmern Andrew follows
in the footsteps of Lewis and
Clark while the cuisine of the
Pacific Northwest.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped A
mom, dad, son and aunt who
work in the same restaurant
face off in the Chopped Kitchen.
TRAV Bizarre Foods With
Andrew Zimmern Giant horse
mussels; fermented sheep
head; sheep stomach.
Wednesday
 6:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Risotto is featured in the first
round; the entree round basket
contains a huge surprise.
 7:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs.
Cons Pineapple in fried chicken
dishes; potato dishes; Alex
Guarnaschelli and Simon Ma-
jumdar judge.
 8:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs. Cons
Churning out dishes for judges
Jordan Andino and Alex Guar-
naschelli with butter-infused
jambalayas. (N)
 9:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs.
Cons Frozen vegetables must
be used to create a winning
dish; the secret ingredient of
cocktails.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs.
Cons Bananas and pork chops
in the first round; dishes with
picnic salads in round two.
Thursday
 6:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped Asian
ingredients in round one; fresh
pasta in round two; noodles for
dessert in the final round.
 7:00 p.m. WDAF MasterChef
Contestants cook for food crit-
ics, chefs and journalists at a
restaurant on the California
coast. (N) (In Stereo)
FOOD Chopped Flavorful pork
product and a Japanese condi-
ment; meat and potatoes; spicy
chips and tropical fruit.
 8:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped A
favorite seafood selection ap-
pears in the basket; bok choy
finds its way to the chefs’
plates.
 9:00 p.m. FOOD Beat Bobby
Flay “Chopped” judge Scott
Conant and actress Busy Phil-
lips have their sights set on
beating Bobby Flay; they pit To-
ronto chef Ivana Raca against
New Orleans chef Tom Wolfe,
with both chefs fighting to make
their mark. (N)
 9:30 p.m. FOOD Beat Bobby
Flay Larger-than-life Alex
Reznik and Colin Smith from
Reno Nev. compete for the
chance to face Bobby.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Beat Bobby
Flay Italian chef Michele Cas-
Meats, produce and Jeff Mahin
BY GEORGE DICKIE
competition are in season
on Cooking Channel’s
‘Farmers’ Market Flip’
It’s such a simple idea, it’s hard to believe no one
thought of it before.
Take two teams of chefs and turn them loose in a
farmers’ market to shop for the freshest ingredients,
which they then turn into a gourmet meal to be
served to the show’s judges – random market-goers.
The winning tandem takes home a $5,000 prize.
That’s the premise of the recently premiered
Cooking Channel competition series “Farmers’
Market Flip,” airing Thursdays. And its host, Jeff
Mahin, thinks setting a culinary competition show
amid the energy of a farmers’ market is a stroke of
genius.
“It touches on so many great things,” the
Los Angeles-based chef, restaurateur and cyclist What book are you currently reading?
explains. “You know, you’re outside, you’re at this “I’m a cycling coach and I’m reading ‘Finding
market and you’re intermingling with people who
Flow.’ It’s a really interesting book and the (author,
are going there just to buy food for the week, for Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi) ... he’s sort of the father
the day, and also restaurateurs and chefs. It’s such a
of the word ‘flow.’ And as I get older and I realize
great epicenter of culinary creativity.” this application with cooking, this idea with flow is
For any chef, a visit to the local farmers’ market
really synonymous with cooking in a kitchen or just
is a required part of the job. Not only do they find
life in general. So that’s what I’m reading.”
the highest quality meats, fruits and vegetables
there, they can also meet the people who produced
What did you have for dinner last night?
them and can tell them all about it. They’ll learn
where the merchandise came from and whether it is “I had baked salmon, because I like baked
salmon, and then I had a beet wild-green artichoke
at its peak, and also get a feel for who regularly has
the best wares. For this, developing relationships salad.”
with the farmers is critical.
What is your next project?
“All the farmers want to be able to educate,”
Mahin says, “so we saw a lot of the chefs (on the “I’m opening another doughnut store this
show) using ingredients they’ve never used before summer. That’s my next brick-and-mortar project.
and taking risks because the farmers said, ‘Hey, I just filmed another pilot for Cooking Channel,
this is amazing.’ They were able to taste it right which hopefully will go through – a little more
away and then that inspired them to go a different decadent than ‘Farmers’ Market Flip’ on the food.
direction or a totally new direction.” So I’m excited about that as well.”
telli battles New England chef  8:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive- Ga.; a family-run joint with an
Brian Miller. Ins and Dives Guy visits an aging clientele.
amped-up deli; a Koreatown fa-  6:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-
Friday vorite; a world-class bagel shop. Ins and Dives Serving up
 9:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive- Italian, Greek, Polish and Leba-
 6:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive- Ins and Dives Cheddarwurst
nese, all filled with a mother’s
Ins and Dives Sammies; fresh corn dogs; pastrami sandwich;
homemade touch.
lobster rolls on a food truck. bahn mi; bacon onion dip; mus-  7:00 p.m. WDAF MasterChef The
 6:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-
sels; lobster-stuffed cod. cooks create an entrée for VIP
Ins and Dives Lau lau stew;  9:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive- guests. (In Stereo)
Sicilian sandwiches; bananas
Ins and Dives Beef empana- FOOD Chopped Ted Allen,
on French toast. das and veggie tarta; brisket Jeff Mauro, Jet Tila and Chris
 7:00 p.m. FOOD Ginormous sandwiches and pulled pork; Santos compete with their
Food Kitchen 208 with a Tex-Mex breakfast. moms; the teams strive to care-
sixteen-inch high chicken and 10:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive- fully crack quail eggs; a large
waffle sandwich called the Ins and Dives Ravioli; sloppy fish and some lemons make
Belle-gem Triple Play; Mex 1 joes; quesadillas, tortas and up the second basket; the final
Coastal Cantina constructs their pozole rojo. two duos find ways to use blood
Big Papa Nachos, featuring oranges and walnuts.
house-smoked chicken and Saturday  8:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
pulled pork, queso and a gener-  5:00 p.m. KCPT The Great Chicken noodle soup and salsa;
ous topping of fried shrimp. (N) British Baking Show Whole sugary ingredient; lady fingers
 7:30 p.m. FOOD Ginormous orange cake and angel food in the dessert basket.
Food The Death by Sandwich cake; breakfast muffins; olive  9:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped Four
at Bone Lick BBQ; The Big bread sticks; chocolate cake. moms, who are not chefs; pro-
Bayou Monster at Henry’s Loui- (In Stereo) tein and coffee; a grain and a
siana Grill. FOOD Ginormous Food green; nutty and fruity flavors.
 8:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive- Cincinnati; Blue Ash Chili’s No 10:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped Four
Ins and Dives Guy Fieri digs Freakin’ Way; Mecklenburg actresses who play moms on
into a righteous mashup of Gardens’ the Uber Terminator. TV compete in an appetizer
flavors; a palace dishing out  5:30 p.m. FOOD Help My Yelp round featuring frozen TV din-
Brazilian specialties. (N) The Delkwood Grill in Marietta, ners.
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Joseph Fiennes BY GEORGE DICKIE

OF “THE HANDMAID’S TALE” ON HULU

In 2009, you were in an independent film called
“Against the Current,” which required you to swim
for stretches in New York State’s Hudson River, a
pretty brave thing to do.

Oh yeah, I swam various parts of the Hudson River. Then I swam

... past the Statue of Liberty, down to the Verrazano (Bridge). And
I remember going past the Statue of Liberty, past these buoys and
out of nowhere came these guys with submachine guns on a boat.
“What are you doing in the water? Get out of the water!”... I was
amazed, being pointed at with these huge machine guns. And I
was like, “I’m making a movie. Over there, there’s a guy with a
long lens.” They were like, “Alright, alright.”

Was that water as cold as it looked?

Yeah, it was cold. I went back because we had to reshoot in

November down by the Verrazano and literally I would get in
for a minute and get out and get in and get out, and my sinuses
have never been the same. And swimming past Indian Point was
a bit curious (laughs). When I asked about this nuclear (power
plant) up there and the fish that were floating around me dead,
I was like, “Really? Is there anything leaking still?” I remember
swimming with dead fish, going “Oh, this doesn’t feel right.” But
it’s beautiful territory up there. And the Riverkeepers are heroes
up there.

‘THE WALKING DEAD’S’ BEST ZOMBIES

While the plight of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his
BY CHRIS E. HAYNER rag-tag group of survivor friends might be what keeps us
@ZAP2IT.COM tuning into “The Walking Dead” week after week, there’s
something everyone needs to fess up to: We simply can’t
get enough of the zombies.
After all, “The Walking Dead” is a zombie show. If it got
rid of the zombies, what would the point be? They show
up in a variety of ways, from single wanderers to teeming
hordes that are easily the scariest thing on TV. However,
not all walkers are evil. While fans have been exposed
to thousands upon thousands of the literal walking dead,
some of them stand far and above the rest of the pack as
the most memorable and iconic the show has to offer.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at the absolute best
zombies “The Walking Dead” has presented over its first
seven seasons.
Bicycle Girl
FIRST APPEARANCE: Season 1, Episode 1
WHAT MAKES HER SPECIAL: The Bicycle Girl was the
first real major zombie to appear on “The Walking Dead.”
She managed to not only terrify apocalypse newbie Rick
but leave an indelible mark on those watching the first epi-
sode of the show.
Little Girl
FIRST APPEARANCE: Season 1, Episode 1
WHAT MAKES HER SPECIAL: While Bicycle Girl was the
first notable zombie, it could be argued that the little girl is
the most iconic. When Rick realized that even this small child
could be the thing that kills and eats him, it enlightened him
to how bad off the world truly was.
The Lori-Eater
FIRST APPEARANCE: Season 3, Episode 5
WHAT MAKES HIM SPECIAL: We’ve seen zombies
snacking on people throughout “The Walking Dead’s”
long run but this was the first time we actually saw one
that devoured a person whole. What’s worse, the person
it devoured was Rick’s wife Lori. Rick got some measure of
revenge by killing it, but that stuffed stomach is a sight he
– and we – will never forget.
Spike Walker
FIRST APPEARANCE: Season 7, Episode 10
WHAT MAKES HIM SPECIAL: Just when you think you’ve
seen it all, Jadis and her community of scavengers built their
own weaponized walker, taking a zombie and covering it
in armor and spikes. The outcome is a sight to behold – and
makes a nasty impression on Rick when he pierces his hand
on one of the spikes, trying to fend the monster off.
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little surprise that she belts out the ballad this made recurring appearances as Stone’s
BY JAY BOBBIN story is linked to forever, “Wind Beneath My daughter. ››› (Not rated: AS, V)
Wings.” ››› (Not rated: AS, P) “MANNIX: THE COMPLETE SERIES”
“FIFTY SHADES DARKER” “THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO: In an age when superspies such as James
Anyone who knows E.L. James’ novels is aware the THE COMPLETE SERIES” Bond and Matt Helm were using all sorts
relationship of Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey Producer Quinn Martin built his television of gadgets to get the job done on the big
didn’t end with “Fifty Shades of Grey,” thus this James dynasty on crime shows, and among the screen, Joe Mannix was taking care of
Foley-directed sequel that returns Dakota Johnson most successful was this 1970s ABC drama business simply by using the private-eye
and Jamie Dornan to the roles. The story reflects what that teamed someone who already was an basics on television. The recently deceased
happened before and after “Ana” became a part of
Oscar winner with someone who would be: Mike Connors was a major home-screen
Grey’s world, with Kim Basinger as a woman who had
Karl Malden as veteran cop Mike Stone, star of the 1960s and 1970s in this CBS
much to do with his being who he is – the prelude to a
and Michael Douglas as relative rookie adventure show (created by “Columbo”
big reversal of interpersonal significance to each other
Steve Keller. Robert Wagner helped launch mentors Richard Levinson and William Link),
for the couple. Marcia Gay Harden, Luke Grimes, Eloise
Mumford and Rita Ora also reprise their roles from the the series by appearing in its pilot episode, which used computers as an investigative
first film, with Bella Heathcote and Eric Johnson (“Rookie and later guests included such then-future element early on, but largely stressed
Blue”) in the cast as well. The screenplay is by Niall stars as Nick Nolte, Tom Selleck and John Mannix’s own know-how – not to mention
Leonard, author James’ husband. ››› (R and unrated Dakota Johnson Ritter. Douglas stayed until the fifth and final the punches he frequently took from enemies
versions: AS, N, P) (Also on Blu-ray and On Demand) and Eric Johnson season, when he left to pursue his movie – as he solved a wide variety of mysteries
career and was succeeded (as a different over the program’s eight-season life. ›››
“ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK: expecting another “Sex and the City” is in character) by Richard Hatch. Darleen Carr (Not rated: AS, V)
SEASON FOUR” for a surprise. In what’s ostensibly a comedy
but also has considerable drama, Parker
Life certainly doesn’t get any easier for “PASSENGERS” ››› “FENCES” ››››
and Thomas Haden Church (“Sideways”)
Piper (Taylor Schilling), who finds herself
play a couple who – as the title indicates – “HACKSAW RIDGE” ›››
in very direct peril from other Litchfield
are in the process of ending their marriage. “MOANA” ›››
inmates, in this round of the seriocomic “MASTERMINDS” ›››
With the time that a weekly show allows,
and much-praised – and often quite violent “DOCTOR STRANGE” ›››
the effects of their breakup on others around “THE ACCOUNTANT” ›››
– Netflix series developed and executive-
produced by Jenji Kohan. A new chief of
them also are explored, with Molly Shannon, “TROLLS” ›››
Talia Balsam and actor-playwright Tracy Letts “NOCTURNAL ANIMALS”
the guards is a factor in Maureen’s (Emily (COURTESY OF
(“Superior Donuts”) also in the cast. DVD COMSCORE) “SOLACE” ››› ›››
Althaus) amped-up desire to escape, and extras: “making-of” documentary; audio
the populations of new inmates and veterans commentary by cast and crew members.
are integrating, stirring new tensions on top ››› (Not rated: AS, N, P) (Also on Blu-ray) “DUCK DYNASTY: SEASON 11 – THE
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EPISODE ... EVER
BY JACOB CLIFTON, LINDSAY MACDONALD,
ERIC ANDERSON AND AARON PRUNER
@ZAP2IT.COM
Picking your favorite episode from your favorite show is like being
asked to appoint your favorite child. They each have their merits.
They often have their own respective flaws. But we love them all the
same.
So when the Screener staff sat down to pick out our collective five
favorite episodes of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” something rather sur-
prising happened – we agreed. At least, for the most part.
“Blackwater,” “The Rains of Castamere” and “Mother’s Mercy,” in
no particular order, rang out from the masses as consensus selections.
Some fought for “Baelor,” while others suggested the “Battle of the
Bastards” deserved a seat at the table.
We offer up the arguments from four different staff “Thrones” fans,
each lobbying for their top-of-the-mountain, ultimate episode to sit
on the proverbial Iron Throne of our list, as the greatest “Game of
Thrones” episode of all time.
‘Blackwater’
Season 2, Episode 9
“Blackwater” accounts for a lot of firsts: It stays with a single loca-
tion, King’s Landing; it set the tradition for every season’s ninth epi-
sode as a battle and setpiece; it all but ends the Baratheon/Lannister
conflict; and never looking up from the fog of war, it celebrates Tyrion
(Peter Dinklage)’s tactical skills. The city defends itself with a wildfire
trap, a guerrilla takeover from under the city itself, and is finally se-
cured with Tywin (Charles Dance)’s arrival.
It’s also the first, practically only, chance to see Cersei Lannister
(Lena Headey) as she really is: Neither engaging in shady contests of
will with her kin, nor lying – to herself or others. “Blackwater” is a no-
table peek at the once and future Queen of all Westeros, as she sim-
ply (and drunkenly) explains herself, in an episode-length monologue
that takes her from the Red Keep to the Iron Throne itself.
Executioner standing by to make sure nobody in the Keep ends up
hostages or worse, Cersei’s getting ready for suicide and looking for
a puppy to kick – but Sansa sits mesmerized, as Cersei explains ev-
erything from rape culture to the finer points of theology. Later, in the
Great Hall, Cersei tells her youngest son his last bedtime story: The
Lion cub, beset and abused by Stags and Wolves, who is ready to
rule them all ... And beloved by his fierce mother.
These add up to the truth about Cersei: Something only we will
ever get to see. As Cersei prepares for death, it’s a rare glimpse from
the inside: Bitter, hilarious and heartbreaking. “Blackwater” is loved
for the battle, but it’s the nasty truths Cersei spills in the Red Keep –
Michael Caine
(left), Morgan
Freeman, and
Alan Arkin
Several veteran
actors are
‘Going in Style’
Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen
and Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister
intimate, useful, abhorrent – that mark the true beginning of Sansa’s
education, and set the tone for everything that follows.
- Jacob Clifton
‘Hardhome’
Season 5, Episode 8
Everyone knows that the final few episodes of “Game of Thrones”
seasons are when stuff gets real, and “Hardhome” stayed true to
pattern.
Season 5 was a spectacular letdown of a season, focusing on all
the wrong things and somehow lacking the punch of previous years.
By the time fans got to “Hardhome,” they’d pretty much given up
on the season entirely. Then Jon Snow’s epic 30-minute battle scene
with the White Walkers and wights collectively blew our minds and
renewed our faith in “Game of Thrones” entirely.
We can still hear the “gasp!” heard round the world when we
all realized Jon’s Valyrian steel sword could actually destroy White
Walkers.
Back in the late 1970s, the movie comedy “Going in
Style” became a sleeper hit on the talents of senior-citizen
actors George Burns, Art Carney and Lee Strasberg, playing
unlikely bank robbers. Though it was a neat premise at the
time, and generally well-received by critics and audiences
alike, it didn’t demand a remake.
Nevertheless, we’ve now got one. It’s hard to point too
many fingers at a major studio film that will give Michael
Caine, Morgan Freeman and Alan Arkin leading roles
these days, since rarely are performers in that demographic
scoring such prominent parts now. Of course, all three men
have the mastery to pull off virtually any role, but it’s in
watching them play off one another that the pleasure of the
film is the greatest.
Rather than the robbery being a ramshackle operation as
it was the first time, it’s planned with great care by the three
retired steelworkers – who form sort of an “Ocean’s Eleven”
divided by four, and there’s even an in-joke to that effect
involving masks of the principal Rat Pack members.
When you factor in Daenerys and Tyrion’s first, tense meeting –
finally! – you’ve got a near perfect episode full of action, suspense,
and the telltale power struggles “Game of Thrones” is best known
for.
- Lindsay MacDonald
‘Baelor’
Season 1, Episode 9
Everything changed.
Through the first eight episodes, we had seen guts and gore and
plenty of drama, but it wasn’t until the righteous Eddard Stark found
his head on the literal chopping block that non-book readers real-
ized one very important lesson about HBO’s “Game of Thrones” –
there were no sacred cows in GRRM’s mystical realm.
At this point in the inaugural season, Sean Bean was still by and
large the main star in a cast of soon-to-be-household-names-just-not-
yets. Certainly there would be a last second reprieve for the show’s
leading man, the good leader of the North?
Nope. Down came the blade, off went his head and the tone for
the series was etched in stone.
Not to be overlooked, “Baelor” was also the episode where
Catelyn Stark brokered a fateful deal with Walder Frey, exchanging
House Frey’s support in the Starks’ battle against the Lannisters,
for Robb and Arya Stark’s eventual hands in marriage to Frey off-
spring. Of course, Robb would later marry Talisa Maegyr, angering
Lord Frey and fueling the events that unfolded in Season 3, Episode
9’s “The Rains of Castamere” – aka, The Red Wedding.
- Eric Anderson
‘The Rains of Castamere’
Season 3, Episode 9
After getting tired of roaming the halls of Hogwarts, Argus Filch
decided to head to the Riverlands where he became a dastardly
king and lived in a castle. Then, he got very mad because his kid
wasn’t able to marry a Stark, so he had a whole bunch of people
killed, including Hermione Granger’s mother. Getting bored, yet
again, with castles, magic and death, the man moved to New York
City and changed his name to Abraham. He currently kills vampires
for a living.
- Aaron Pruner (Disclaimer: In case you didn’t notice, Aaron
doesn’t watch much ‘Game of Thrones’ but as a Harry Potter fan,
you can imagine his surprise when we showed him The Red Wed-
ding.)
BY JAY BOBBIN
Former “Scrubs” star Zach Braff, who scored an indie hit
as a filmmaker with “Garden State,” is the director here.
You get the feeling he let his stars pretty much do whatever
they felt was right for them, and you can’t blame him.
These pros certainly have the experience, and there’s fun
simply in watching them share the same frame of film.
Ann-Margret and Christopher Lloyd turn up, too, as does
Matt Dillon as a detective just made for having the wool
pulled over his eyes.
In the case of Caine, it’s something of a relief to see him
turn up in a remake that’s not another run at one of his
own movies, as “Sleuth” and “Get Carter” were. Especially
when the original pictures are classics as those two were,
it almost feels like a betrayal when the first star seems to
give his blessing to the update by appearing in it. Happily,
there’s no such problem here.
The first “Going in Style” was a novelty, and that’s pretty
much the case with the update, too. Don’t expect much
more than pleasant star turns by three actors who surely
have earned the label “star,” and simply enjoy their style.

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Hollywood star agrees, as a pub-
licity gimmick, to be queen of a
military-school prom. (NR) TCM
Sun. 5 a.m.
Best Laid Plans ›› ’99, Crime
Drama. Alessandro Nivola. A
young man gets caught up with a
teacher who has a girl threaten-
ing to file rape charges chained
in his basement. (R) (L, S) ST-
ZENC Mon. 7:16 a.m.
The Best of Me › ’14, Romance.
Michelle Monaghan. Former
high-school sweethearts have a
hometown reunion. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) USA Fri. 5:30 a.m.
Beyond the Sea ›› ’04, Biog-
raphy. Kevin Spacey. An older
Bobby Darin tells his own life
story, beginning with his youth
in the Bronx through his extraor-
dinary career in music and film.
(PG-13) (L, S) SHOW Mon. 5:30
a.m., 1 p.m. SHOW2 Wed. 5 a.m.
Bicentennial Man ›› ’99, Sci-
ence Fiction. Robin Williams.
With the help of the family he
works for, a robot goes on a 200-
year quest to become human.
(PG) (L, S) HBO2 Tue. 2:45 a.m.
Big City ›› ’48, Musical. Marga-
ret O’Brien. An Irish policeman, a
Protestant minister and a Jewish
cantor adopt a singing orphan
girl. (NR) TCM Tue. 8:15 a.m.
Billy Madison › ’95, Comedy.
Adam Sandler. A hotel magnate’s
adult son goes back to grade
school. (PG-13) (L, S) MTV Sun.
5:30 a.m.
Black Mass ››› ’15, Crime
Drama. Johnny Depp. Forming
an alliance with FBI agent John
Connolly in 1970s Boston, Irish
gangster James “Whitey” Bulger
increases his power and evades
capture to become one of the
most dangerous criminals in U.S.
history. (R) (L, S, V) MAX Mon.
9:05 p.m.; Thu. 10:40 p.m.
The Black Scorpion › ’57, Sci-
ence Fiction. Richard Denning.
Mexico is threatened by gigantic
prehistoric scorpions. (NR) TCM
Thu. 8:30 p.m.
Blackhat: Director’s Cut ››
’15, Suspense. Chris Hemsworth.
A convicted hacker is released
from prison and joins forces with
American and Chinese partners
to track down a high-level, in-
ternational cybercrime network.
(NR) (S, V) FX Tue. 6 p.m.
Blithe Spirit ››› ’45, Fantasy.
Rex Harrison. The ghost of a
novelist’s first wife visits him and
his second wife. (NR) TCM Thu.
8:45 a.m.
Blow ›› ’01, Crime Drama. John-
ny Depp. In the 1970s a man
works with Colombian smugglers
to establish the cocaine business
in the United States. (R) (L, S, V)
STZENC Fri. 1:10 a.m., 9:27 p.m.
Blue Crush ›› ’02, Drama. Kate
Bosworth. A maid falls for an NFL
quarterback while preparing for
an upcoming surfing competition
in Hawaii. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TMC
Tue. 1:45 p.m.; Wed. 12:15 a.m.; Fri.
10:30 p.m.
Blues Brothers 2000 ›› ’98,
Musical Comedy. Dan Aykroyd.
Newly released from prison,
Elwood Blues reassembles the
Blues Brothers Band with new
members. (PG-13) (L, S) HBO
Thu. 5:45 a.m.
Body of Lies ›› ’08, Drama.
Leonardo DiCaprio. A CIA opera-
tive hatches a dangerous plan to
catch the leader of a terrorist
organization, but conflicts with
his two closest allies may cost
him his life. (R) (L, S, V) MAX
Mon. 11:10 p.m.
The Boss ›› ’16, Comedy. Me-
lissa McCarthy. After her release
from prison, a former CEO bat-
tles old enemies while trying to
build a brownie empire with her
ex-assistant. (R) (L, S) HBO Mon.
7 p.m.
The Bourne Identity ››› ’02,
Action. Matt Damon. A woman
helps an amnesiac, who has a
dangerous past, to dodge as-
sassins as he tries to learn about
himself. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TNT Sat.
4:30 p.m., 11:45 p.m.
The Bourne Supremacy ›››
’04, Action. Matt Damon. A CIA
chief sends a senior operative to
take down Jason Bourne when
it appears the rogue agent is
behind the deaths of two people.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) TNT Fri. 6 p.m.
The Bourne Ultimatum ›››
’07, Action. Matt Damon. Jason
Bourne continues his internation-
al quest to uncover his true iden-
tity while staying one step ahead
of those who want to kill him.
(PG-13) (S, V) HBO Sat. 5 p.m.
The Boy ›› ’16, Horror. Lauren
Cohan. A young American nanny
in a remote English village be-
lieves that the life-size doll of her
employers is alive. (PG-13) (S, V)
SHOW Fri. 7:05 p.m. SHOW2 Sat.
9:30 a.m., 9 p.m.
Brave ››› ’12, Children’s. Voices
of Kelly Macdonald. Animated.
A courageous Scottish princess
must figure out how to undo a
beastly curse after an eccentric
witch grants her an ill-fated wish.
(PG) (S) FREE Sun. 10:10 a.m.
Breach ››› ’07, Suspense.
Chris Cooper. The FBI charges a
newly promoted employee with
the task of finding proof that a
renowned agent is a traitor to
the country. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
SHOW Mon. 3:30 a.m.; Fri. 1:35
p.m. SHOW2 Thu. 7:30 a.m.
Breakheart Pass ›› ’76, West-
ern. Charles Bronson. An under-
cover agent rides an Old West
train with troops, killers and a
mystery on board. (PG) (L, S, V)
STZENC Sun. 9:24 a.m.
Bridesmaids ››› ’11, Comedy.
Kristen Wiig. Though broke and
lovelorn, a woman takes on the
strange and expensive rituals
associated with being her best
friend’s maid of honor. (R) (L, S,
S) E! Sat. 9 p.m. OXY Tue. 7 p.m.,
9:30 p.m.
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Bridge of Spies ››› ’15, His-
torical Drama. Tom Hanks. During
the Cold War, a CIA operative
recruits New York lawyer James
Donovan to negotiate a prisoner
exchange for captured U.S. pilot
Francis Gary Powers. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) SHOW Wed. 8 p.m.
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Rea-
son ›› ’04, Romance-Comedy.
Renée Zellweger. An attractive
lawyer and Bridget’s former boss
threaten her newfound happi-
ness with Mark Darcy. (R) (L, S)
HBO2 Tue. 12:55 p.m.
Brokeback Mountain ››› ’05,
Romance. Heath Ledger. In 1960s
Wyoming two cowboys begin
a secret romance that endures
through many years and each
one’s shaky marriage. (R) (L, S,
N, V) TMC Sun. 9:05 p.m.; Wed. 7
p.m.; Thu. 2:30 a.m.
Broken Arrow ›› ’96, Action.
John Travolta. An Air Force pilot
matches wits with a renegade
colleague who is threatening to
detonate a pair of nuclear war-
heads. (R) (L, V) STZENC Mon.
5:24 a.m., 11:52 a.m., 9:53 p.m.
A Bronx Tale ››› ’93, Drama.
Robert De Niro. The son of an
honest bus driver looks up to a
local mob boss amid racial ten-
sion in 1960s New York. (R) (L, S,
V) SHOW Fri. 11:30 a.m. SHOW2
Mon. 4:25 p.m.; Sat. 1 p.m.
Brooklyn’s Finest ›› ’09, Crime
Drama. Richard Gere. A massive
drug operation changes the lives
of three conflicted police offi-
cers in one of New York’s most-
violent precincts. (R) (L, S, V, N)
STZENC Mon. 11:46 p.m.
The Brothers Bloom ›› ’08,
Comedy-Drama. Rachel Weisz. A
swindler falls in love with the ec-
centric heiress he and his brother
have chosen as their final mark
before quitting con games. (PG-
13) (L, S, V) HBO Thu. 12 p.m.
The Brothers Grimm ›› ’05,
Fantasy. Matt Damon. Itinerant
con men become caught in a real
fairy tale after several maidens
disappear in an enchanted for-
est. (PG-13) (S, V) HBO2 Thu.
1:40 a.m.
The Bucket List ›› ’07, Comedy-
Drama. Jack Nicholson. Two ter-
minally ill men leave their hospi-
tal ward and set out to complete
a list of things they want to do
before they die. (PG-13) (L, S)
AMC Sun. 1 p.m.
Bull Durham ››› ’88, Romance-
Comedy. Kevin Costner. A liter-
ary baseball groupie romances a
pitcher and a catcher on a minor-
league North Carolina team. (R)
(L, S, N) STZENC Wed. 8 p.m.;
Thu. 1:06 p.m.
Burlesque ›› ’10, Drama. Cher.
With help from a savvy stage
manager and a gender-bending
host, a cocktail waitress with a
stunning voice becomes a per-
former in a club’s musical revue.
(PG-13) (L, S, N) FREE Thu. 6:30
p.m.; Fri. 1 p.m.
By the Sea ›› ’15, Drama. Brad
Pitt. A troubled American couple
befriend young newlyweds and
local villagers while staying at
French seaside resort. (R) (L, S,
N, S) MAX Sun. 1:10 p.m.; Fri.
11:25 p.m.
C kind, scientists and astronauts
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari ›››
’19, Horror. Werner Krauss. Silent.
A hypnotist in black exhibits a
cabinet, which contains a pale
man in black in a trance. (NR)
TCM Fri. 6:30 a.m.
Cahill, United States Marshal ››
’73, Western. John Wayne. A U.S.
marshal neglects his two sons
and finds them mixed up with an
outlaw in a bank robbery. (PG)
(V) TCM Sat. 3 p.m.
Cain and Mabel ›› ’36, Musical
Comedy. Marion Davies. A chorus
girl and a heavyweight boxer are
paired romantically as a publicity
stunt. (NR) TCM Wed. 9 a.m.
Calling Dr. Gillespie ›› ’42,
Drama. Lionel Barrymore. Dr. Gil-
lespie lets his Dutch colleague
handle the case of a homicidal
maniac. (NR) TCM Fri. 5 a.m.
Camelot ››› ’67, Musical. Rich-
ard Harris. King Arthur loses
Guinevere to trusted Sir Lancelot
in the colorful court of Camelot.
(G) TCM Sat. 5:30 a.m.
Cape Fear ››› ’91, Suspense.
Robert De Niro. A tattooed psy-
chopath preys on a Southern
lawyer, his wife and their teen-
age daughter. (R) (L, S, V) HBO2
Fri. 1:45 a.m.
Cariboo Trail ›› ’50, Western.
Randolph Scott. Two Montana
cattlemen go to British Columbia
and find gold fever, Indians and
trouble. (NR) TCM Tue. 3:30 a.m.
Carlito’s Way ››› ’93, Crime
Drama. Al Pacino. A reformed
ex-convict is torn between his
girlfriend and his crooked lawyer
in 1975. (R) (L, S, V) MAX Wed.
2:40 p.m.; Sat. 9:15 a.m.
Carol ››› ’15, Romance. Cate
Blanchett. Therese Belivet spots
the beautiful, elegant Carol pe-
rusing the doll displays in a 1950s
Manhattan department store.
The two women develop a fast
bond that becomes a love with
complicated consequences. (R)
(L, S, N) SHOW Thu. 11:05 a.m.
Carrie ›› ’13, Horror. Chloë
Grace Moretz. Tormented by her
peers and sheltered by her reli-
gious mother, an awkward teen-
ager unleashes her hidden, tele-
kinetic powers after a sick prank
at her senior prom pushes her
over the edge. (R) (L, S, V) SYFY
Sat. 10:10 p.m.
Casino Royale ››› ’06, Action.
Daniel Craig. After receiving a li-
cense to kill, British agent James
Bond enters a high-stakes poker
game with Le Chiffre, a man who
finances terrorist groups. (PG-
13) (S, N, V) SHOW Mon. 4 p.m.,
11:30 p.m.
Catch and Release ›› ’07, Com-
edy-Drama. Jennifer Garner. A
woman struggles to rebuild her
life in the wake of her fiance’s un-
”In the Heat of the Night”
timely death and the discovery of
secrets he kept from her. (PG-13)
(L, S) CMT Wed. 8 p.m., 11:30 p.m.
Catching Hell ››› ’11, Docu-
mentary. Citizens of Chicago
blame baseball fan Steve Bart-
man for interfering with a crucial
play during a Cubs playoff game.
(NR) ESPN Tue. 8 p.m. ESPN2
Sun. 10 a.m.
Cecil B. Demented ›› ’00, Com-
edy-Drama. Melanie Griffith. A
renegade filmmaker kidnaps a
pampered Hollywood star and
forces her to play the trashy wife
of a failed art-film exhibitor. (R)
(L, S, S, V) SHOW2 Thu. 2:15 a.m.
The Cell ›› ’00, Suspense. Jen-
nifer Lopez. An FBI agent asks a
psychologist to enter the mind of
a serial killer in hope of finding
his current captive. (R) (L, S, V, N)
HBO Mon. 3:05 a.m.; Fri. 3:15 a.m.
Central Intelligence ›› ’16,
Action. Dwayne Johnson. A le-
thal CIA agent and his former
classmate encounter shootouts,
espionage and double-crosses
while trying to save the U.S. spy
satellite system. (PG-13) (L, S, N,
V) HBO2 Thu. 10:30 p.m.
Chained ›› ’34, Romance. Joan
Crawford. A woman marries an
older man in New York after flirt-
ing with an Argentine rancher on
a cruise. (NR) TCM Wed. 1:45 a.m.
Changing Lanes ››› ’02, Sus-
pense. Ben Affleck. An attorney
and a recovering alcoholic have a
car accident which escalates into
an ongoing feud. (R) (L, S) MAX
Tue. 1:50 p.m.
Chappie ›› ’15, Science Fiction.
Voice of Sharlto Copley. A stolen
police robot is given new pro-
gramming which allows him to
feel and think for himself. How-
ever, his new capabilities pose a
threat to certain powerful forces
who will stop at nothing to de-
stroy him. (R) (L, S, N, V) TMC
Thu. 11:30 a.m., 9 p.m.
Charlie’s Angels ››› ’00, Ac-
tion. Cameron Diaz. Three pri-
vate detectives try to rescue a
kidnapped computer pro whose
voice-ID software would threaten
global security. (PG-13) (S, N, V)
KMCI Sat. 4 p.m.
Chasing Amy ››› ’97, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Ben Affleck. A
young cartoonist falls for a fellow
artist, a lesbian with a long list of
former lovers. (R) (L, S) STZENC
Sun. 5:54 a.m.
Cheaper by the Dozen ›› ’03,
Children’s. Steve Martin. While
his wife is away on business,
a college football coach must
handle the chaos surrounding his
12 children. (PG) (L, S) CMT Sat.
9 p.m.
The Children’s Hour ››› ’61,
Drama. Audrey Hepburn. Based
on Lillian Hellman’s play about
the effect of a student’s mali-
cious lie at an exclusive boarding
school. (NR) (S) TCM Sun. 5 p.m.
Chinatown ›››› ’74, Crime
Drama. Jack Nicholson. A 1930s
gumshoe named Jake sticks his
nose into a sordid mess over Los
Angeles land and water. (R) (L,
S, V) STZENC Fri. 11:35 p.m.; Sat.
4:11 p.m.
Chisum ››› ’70, Western. John
Wayne. The biggest cattle baron
in New Mexico declares war on a
land-grabbing outsider around
1878. (G) TCM Sat. 5 p.m.
Christmas Eve ›› ’15, Comedy-
Drama. Patrick Stewart. A power
outage changes the lives of six
groups of New Yorkers when
they become trapped in eleva-
tors on Christmas Eve. (PG) (L, S)
SHOW2 Wed. 10:30 a.m.
A Cinderella Story ›› ’04, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Hilary Duff. A
teenager with a wicked step-
mother develops an online re-
lationship with a popular high-
school quarterback. (PG) (L, S)
BRAVO Fri. 4 p.m., 10 p.m. OXY
Tue. 5 p.m.; Wed. 12 a.m.
Cinderella ››› ’15, Children’s.
Cate Blanchett. A cruel step-
mother reduces her dead hus-
band’s only child to the role of
scullery maid, but a kindly beg-
gar woman and some helpful
mice bring about a change in the
young woman’s fortunes. (PG)
(S) STZENC Tue. 5:47 a.m., 2:14
p.m.; Wed. 3:50 a.m.
A Civil Action ››› ’98, Drama.
John Travolta. A lawyer crusades
for years on behalf of Massa-
chusetts families whose children
died from pollutants in the water.
(PG-13) (L) SHOW2 Mon. 10:30
a.m., 11:10 p.m.; Sat. 7:30 a.m.,
5:15 p.m.
Clerks II ›› ’06, Comedy. Ro-
sario Dawson. Slackers Dante
and Randal find that they must
change their lives, now that they
are in their 30s, and must expand
their horizons beyond pop cul-
ture and sex. (R) (L, S, S) STZENC
Sun. 12:50 a.m.; Tue. 11:57 p.m.
Clueless ››› ’95, Comedy. Alicia
Silverstone. A Beverly Hills teen
plays matchmaker for teachers,
transforms a bad dresser and ex-
amines her own existence. (PG-
13) (L, S) FREE Mon. 11 p.m.
Cocktail ›› ’88, Romance. Tom
Cruise. The hottest bartender in
Manhattan leaves his partner,
goes to Jamaica and falls for a
nice girl. (R) (L, S, N) MAX Tue.
3:30 p.m.
Code 46 ›› ’03, Science Fic-
tion. Tim Robbins. In a futuristic
society, a married insurance in-
vestigator falls in love with the
beautiful forger he is supposed
to catch. (R) (S, N) TMC Tue. 12:35
a.m.; Sat. 2 a.m.
Coffee and Cigarettes ›› ’03,
Comedy-Drama. Roberto Benig-
ni. Vignettes revolve around a
dentist appointment, a talkative
waiter, musicians and celebrities.
(R) (L, S) TMC Fri. 8:10 a.m.
Con Air ›› ’97, Action. Nicolas
Cage. A wrongly convicted pa-
rolee on a flight with a group of
vicious prisoners tries to stop
their violent hijacking. (R) (L, S,
V) TNT Thu. 10 p.m.
Conan the Barbarian ››› ’82,
Adventure. Arnold Schwarzeneg-
ger. Pit fighter Conan sets out
with a Mongol and a queen to
take his father’s sword from a
snake king. (R) (S, V, N) AMC Thu.
8:30 a.m.
Cop Land ››› ’97, Crime Drama.
Sylvester Stallone. The sheriff of
a small New Jersey police com-
munity confronts key men on
both sides of a law-enforcement
cover-up. (R) (L, S, N, V) HBO2
Mon. 1:50 a.m.; Wed. 1:15 p.m.
The Core ›› ’03, Action. Aaron
Eckhart. In order to save man-
must set off a nuclear device at
the center of the Earth. (PG-13)
(L, S, V) SYFY Thu. 10:03 p.m.;
Fri. 1 p.m.
The Count of Monte Cristo ››
’02, Adventure. Jim Caviezel. A
French sailor, framed and sent
to an island prison, escapes and
seeks revenge on those who be-
trayed him. (PG-13) (S, V) SHOW
Wed. 3:15 p.m.; Sat. 6:25 a.m.
SHOW2 Tue. 6 a.m., 10:10 p.m.
Couples Retreat ›› ’09, Com-
edy. Vince Vaughn. Four couples
find that paradise comes at a
price when they must participate
in therapy sessions at a tropi-
cal resort. (PG-13) (L, S) E! Sat.
6:30 p.m.
Cover Girl ››› ’44, Musi-
cal Comedy. Rita Hayworth. A
Brooklyn chorus girl wins a con-
test, leaves her boyfriend and
joins a Broadway show. (NR) TCM
Wed. 7 p.m.
The Cowboys ››› ’72, Western.
John Wayne. An aging ranch-
er is forced to hire a group of
schoolboys when his own men
desert him before a 400-mile
cattle drive. (GP) (L, V) TCM Mon.
9 p.m.
Coyote Ugly › ’00, Romance-
Comedy. Piper Perabo. A strug-
gling songwriter cuts loose in a
rowdy New York bar. (PG-13) (L,
S) MAX Tue. 5:15 p.m.; Fri. 7:40
a.m.
Crazy, Stupid, Love. ››› ’11,
Romance-Comedy. Steve Carell.
A self-styled Lothario teaches
a suddenly single 40-something
how to be a hit with the ladies.
(PG-13) (L, S) BRAVO Sat. 6:30
p.m., 9 p.m.
Criminal ›› ’16, Action. Kevin
Costner. Hoping to stop a dia-
bolical plot, the CIA implants the
memories and skills of a dead
agent into the mind of a danger-
ous convict. (R) (L, S, V) HBO2
Sun. 1:45 p.m.
Crimson Tide ››› ’95, Sus-
pense. Denzel Washington. Two
U.S. Navy officers clash aboard
a nuclear submarine bound for
Russia, while that country is un-
der rebel siege. (R) (L, S) HBO2
Sat. 3 p.m.
Crocodile Dundee in Los Ange-
les › ’01, Comedy. Paul Hogan.
The Aussie adventurer mixes it
up with smugglers in L.A. (PG)
(L, V) SHOW Thu. 9:30 a.m.
Crossroads › ’02, Comedy-Dra-
ma. Britney Spears. Three young
women hit the road on a trek to
Los Angeles. (PG-13) (S) HBO2
Sun. 6:50 a.m.; Wed. 7:50 a.m.
Cry Freedom ››› ’87, Historical
Drama. Kevin Kline. Editor Don-
ald Woods fights apartheid with
activist Steve Biko. (PG) (L, S,
V) SHOW Tue. 3:30 a.m. SHOW2
Tue. 8:15 a.m.

The Culpepper Cattle Company
›› ’72, Western. Gary Grimes. A
teen talks a trail boss into taking
him on a cattle drive from Texas
to Colorado. (PG) (S, N, V) TCM
Mon. 11:30 p.m.
Cursed ›› ’05, Horror. Chris-
tina Ricci. Siblings hunt for the
werewolf that attacked them and
transformed them into lycan-
thropes. (PG-13) (L, S, N, V) HBO
Thu. 7:50 a.m.
D Robert De Niro. The horrors of
The D Train ›› ’15, Comedy-
Drama. Jack Black. A nebbish
spins a web of lies around a fa-
mous former classmate to win his
friendship and persuade him to
attend their high-school reunion.
(R) (L, S, N, S) TMC Tue. 12 p.m.,
10:30 p.m.
The Da Vinci Code ›› ’06, Mys-
tery. Tom Hanks. A murder in
the Louvre Museum and clues
in paintings by Leonardo lead
to the discovery of a religious
mystery that could rock the foun-
dations of Christianity. (PG-13)
(S, N, V) SYFY Wed. 7 p.m.; Thu.
4 p.m.
Dance, Fools, Dance ›› ’31,
Crime Drama. Joan Crawford. A
broke socialite gets a newspa-
per job and goes undercover at
a cafe to expose a bootlegger.
(NR) TCM Tue. 10:30 p.m.
Dancing Lady ››› ’33, Musi-
cal. Joan Crawford. A Broadway
director falls for a dancer forced
on him by a playboy backing the
show. (NR) TCM Wed. 12 a.m.
The Day After Tomorrow ››
’04, Action. Dennis Quaid. A cli-
matologist tries to locate his son
after global warming leads to
worldwide natural disasters. (PG-
13) (S, V) AMC Mon. 5:25 p.m.;
Tue. 2:15 p.m.
The Day the Earth Stood Still
›› ’08, Science Fiction. Keanu
Reeves. A woman and her step-
son learn the chilling meaning
behind the proclamation of an
alien visitor that he is a “friend
to the Earth.” (PG-13) (S, V) MAX
Fri. 9:40 p.m.
Dead Heat ›› ’02, Suspense.
Kiefer Sutherland. A retired po-
liceman purchases a lucrative
racehorse that catches the eye
of mobsters. (R) (L, S, V) TMC
Wed. 11 p.m.
The Deadly Mantis ›› ’57, Hor-
ror. Craig Stevens. A U.S. colonel
and a paleontologist track a huge
praying mantis from the North
Pole to Manhattan. (NR) TCM
Thu. 10:15 p.m.
Deadpool ››› ’16, Action. Ryan
Reynolds. Armed with acceler-
ated healing powers and a twist-
ed sense of humor, mercenary
Wade Wilson adopts the alter
ego Deadpool and hunts down
the man who nearly destroyed
his life. (R) (L, S, V, N) HBO2 Sat.
11:55 p.m.
Dear John ›› ’10, Romance.
Channing Tatum. Unexpected
consequences await a soldier
and his lover, who correspond
through the mail over a period of
seven tumultuous years. (PG-13)
(S, V) E! Fri. 1 p.m.
Death at a Funeral ›› ’10, Com-
edy. Keith David. Sibling rivalry,
family secrets and a mysterious
stranger threaten to blow the lid
off the coffin when a man tries
to give his late father a proper
memorial. (R) (L, S) TBS Sat. 1:30
a.m., 11 p.m.
The Deer Hunter ›››› ’78, War.
Vietnam affect three Pennsylva-
nia steelworkers, lifelong friends
who serve together. (R) (L, S, V)
HBO2 Wed. 1:55 a.m.
Déjà Vu ››› ’06, Suspense.
Denzel Washington. A time-fold-
ing federal agent falls in love
with a New Orleans woman who
is targeted to be murdered. (PG-
13) (S, V) SHOW Fri. 9:15 a.m.
SHOW2 Thu. 1:30 p.m.
Delivery Man ›› ’13, Comedy.
Vince Vaughn. An amiable slack-
er discovers that the anonymous
sperm donations he made to a
fertility clinic 20 years ago result-
ed in 533 offspring and that 142
of them have now filed a lawsuit
to learn his identity. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) USA Mon. 12 a.m.
The Demi-Paradise ››› ’43,
Romance-Comedy. Laurence Ol-
ivier. The Russian inventor of a
new marine propeller falls in love
with a woman in 1939 London.
(NR) TCM Thu. 5 a.m.
Despicable Me ››› ’10, Chil-
dren’s. Voices of Steve Carell.
Animated. As he tries to execute
a fiendish plot to steal the moon,
a supervillain meets his match in
three little orphan girls who want
to make him their dad. (PG) (S)
FREE Sat. 1:10 p.m., 7:50 p.m.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick
Rules ›› ’11, Children’s. Zach-
ary Gordon. Wimpy Greg and his
older brother and chief tormen-
tor try to survive their parents’
attempts to have them bond.
(PG) (S) TOON Sun. 4:45 p.m.;
Mon. 11:30 a.m.
Die Hard With a Vengeance
››› ’95, Action. Bruce Willis.
Suspended from the police force,
John McClane enlists a Harlem
shopkeeper to help stop a ter-
rorist bomber. (R) (L, S, V) TNT
Sun. 2:15 a.m.
The Dirty Dozen ››› ’67, War.
Lee Marvin. A U.S. Army major
selects and trains 12 hard-core
criminals for a daring raid on an
impregnable Nazi chateau. (NR)
(S, V) TCM Sat. 1 a.m.
Disaster Movie › ’08, Comedy.
Matt Lanter. Attractive 20-some-
things dodge catastrophic
events. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW
Sat. 12:30 p.m. SHOW2 Mon. 6:30
p.m.; Fri. 12:30 p.m.
The Divergent Series: Allegiant
› ’16, Science Fiction. Shailene
Woodley. Tris and Four journey
beyond the wall that encloses
Chicago. (PG-13) (S, N, V) HBO
Mon. 2:15 p.m.
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ›››
’31, Horror. Fredric March. March
won an Oscar for his portrayal of
the scientist whose experiments
bring out a hideous side of his
personality. (NR) (S, V) TCM Fri.
9:15 a.m.
Dr. Kildare Goes Home ›› ’40,
Drama. Lew Ayres. Young Kildare
woos nurse Lamont, assists Dr.
Gillespie and solves a medical
crisis in his hometown. (NR) TCM
Fri. 4:15 p.m.
Dr. Socrates ›› ’35, Crime Dra-
ma. Paul Muni. A surgeon new in
town is forced to treat a wound-
ed bank robber on the run with
his gang. (NR) TCM Fri. 8 a.m.
Doctor Zhivago ››› ’65, Ro-
mance. Omar Sharif. The Russian
Revolution forms the backdrop
for this tale of a sensitive Russian
physician who is torn between
his loyal, long-suffering wife and
the great love of his life. (PG-13)
(S, V) TCM Fri. 11 a.m.
Don Jon ››› ’13, Comedy-
Drama. Joseph Gordon-Levitt. A
New Jersey bartender embarks
on his first genuine relationship
with a woman, but his constant
craving for Internet porn threat-
ens to bring things crashing
down. (R) (L, S, S) SHOW2 Tue.
1:05 a.m.
Doomsday ›› ’08, Action. Rho-
na Mitra. A commander and her
crew venture into long-quaran-
tined Scotland to find the coun-
teragent to a deadly virus that
has re-emerged in London. (R)
(L, S, V, N) HBO2 Sun. 3:25 a.m.
Down to Earth › ’01, Comedy.
Chris Rock. A black comic is re-
incarnated in the body of a white
tycoon. (PG-13) (L, S) SHOW Tue.
9:30 a.m.
Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!
››› ’08, Children’s. Voices of
Jim Carrey. Animated. Horton the
elephant’s friends and neighbors
think he has gone crazy when
he claims that a tiny community
lives on a speck of dust. (G) HBO
Sat. 6:30 a.m.
The Duff ›› ’15, Comedy. Mae
Whitman. A high-school senior
sets out to reinvent herself and
revolutionize the student body’s
social order after learning that a
judgmental classmate has given
her an embarrassing nickname.
(PG-13) (L, S) TMC Fri. 11:35 a.m.,
8:35 p.m.
Duplex ›› ’03, Comedy. Ben
Stiller. After moving into a New
York brownstone, an author and
his wife try to get rid of an an-
noying neighbor. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) TBS Sun. 1 a.m. TRUTV Sun. 7
p.m., 11 p.m.
E Tue. 5 p.m.
Eagle Eye ›› ’08, Action. Shia
LaBeouf. Two strangers become
pawns of a mysterious woman
who threatens their friends and
family and uses technology to
control their actions. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) TNT Sat. 2 p.m., 9:15 p.m.
East of Eden ›››› ’55, Drama.
James Dean. Rebellious Cal com-
petes with his twin, Aron, for the
love of his rigid father and for a
girl in 1917 California. (PG) (S, V)
TCM Sat. 7 p.m.
Easy Rider ››› ’69, Drama. Pe-
ter Fonda. Two free spirits on
chopped motorcycles clash with
the Establishment and meet
a boozy lawyer as they cross
America. (R) (L, S, V) STZENC
Sat. 6:23 p.m.
Eddie the Eagle ››› ’16, Bi-
ography. Taron Egerton. Guided
by a rebellious and charismatic
coach, British ski jumper Michael
“Eddie” Edwards trains for the
1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary,
Alberta. (PG-13) (S, N) HBO Sat.
11 a.m.
Empire of the Ants ›› ’77, Sci-
ence Fiction. Joan Collins. A
Florida real-estate woman takes
buyers to an island where ants
have been swilling radioactive
waste. (PG) (V) TCM Fri. 1:45 a.m.
Enemy at the Gates ›› ’01, War.
Joseph Fiennes. A Nazi sniper
(Ed Harris) travels to Stalingrad
to find and kill a Russian sharp-
shooter, the hero of the propa-
ganda campaign of a political
officer. (R) (S, V) SHOW Thu.
4:45 p.m.
Envy › ’04, Comedy. Ben Stiller.
A man becomes jealous of his
wealthy friend. (PG-13) (L, S) TBS
Sun. 3 a.m.
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial ››››
’82, Children’s. Henry Thomas.
A boy’s close encounter with an
alien stranded on Earth leads
to a unique friendship in Steven
Spielberg’s Oscar-winning film.
(PG) (L, S, V) SYFY Sat. 8:59 a.m.,
11:37 a.m., 2:14 p.m., 4:52 p.m.,
7:30 p.m.
Everest ››› ’15, Adventure. Ja-
son Clarke. Climbers from two
expeditions fight for survival dur-
ing a fierce blizzard on Mount
Everest. (PG-13) (S) MAX Wed.
5:30 a.m.
Everything Must Go ››› ’10,
Comedy-Drama. Will Ferrell.
When his wife kicks him out, a
broke and boozing slouch tries
to sell his possessions at a giant
yard sale. (R) (L, S) SHOW Wed.
6 a.m.
Exit Wounds › ’01, Action. Ste-
ven Seagal. A cop encounters
corruption in Detroit’s roughest
precinct. (R) (L, S, N, V) TBS
Wed. 2 a.m.
The Expendables 2 ›› ’12, Ac-
tion. Sylvester Stallone. Merce-
nary Barney Ross and his team
cut a swath of destruction
through opposing forces as they
take revenge for the vicious mur-
der of a comrade. (R) (S, V) TNT
The Expendables 3 ›› ’14, Ac-
tion. Sylvester Stallone. After a
former associate makes it his
mission to end the Expendables,
Barney Ross assembles a team of
younger, tech-savvy recruits to
help take down their enemy. (PG-
13) (L, S, V) SPIKE Sat. 11:30 a.m.
The Expendables ›› ’10, Action.
Sylvester Stallone. A mercenary
and his men learn that their as-
signment to overthrow a South
American dictator is a suicide
mission. (R) (L, S, V) TNT Sun.
9 a.m.
The Express ›› ’08, Biography.
Dennis Quaid. Under the guid-
ance of Syracuse University foot-
ball coach Ben Schwartzwalder,
Ernie Davis overcomes poverty
and prejudice to become the first
black man to win the Heisman
Trophy. (PG) (L, S, V) MAX Tue.
7:55 a.m.; Sat. 4:50 p.m.
The Ex › ’06, Comedy. Zach
Braff. A chronic underachiever
locks horns with his wife’s former
sweetheart. (PG-13) (L, S) TMC
Tue. 9 p.m.; Fri. 3:25 p.m.
F pain and pleasure. (R) (L, S, N, S)
Failure to Launch ›› ’06, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Matthew McCo-
naughey. The parents of a young
man who still lives at home hire
a beautiful woman to entice him
to finally leave the nest. (PG-13)
(L, S, N) VH1 Fri. 11:30 p.m.; Sat.
2 p.m.
The Family Man ››› ’00, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Nicolas Cage. A
Wall Street playboy wakes to find
himself married to the college
sweetheart he left in order to
pursue a career 13 years earlier.
(PG-13) (L, S) HBO2 Mon. 4:20
a.m.
The Far Country ››› ’55, West-
ern. James Stewart. Two Wyo-
ming cattlemen drive a herd to
gold-rush Alaska and find trou-
ble. (NR) TCM Mon. 7 p.m.
Fargo ››› ’96, Comedy. Fran-
ces McDormand. A pregnant po-
lice chief probes the murderous
events that evolved from a des-
perate car salesman’s kidnapping
scheme. (R) (L, S, V) STZENC
Sun. 6:19 p.m.
The Fast and the Furious: To-
kyo Drift ›› ’06, Action. Lucas
Black. An American street racer
in Japan learns an exciting but
dangerous new style and goes
head-to-head with a local cham-
pion who has ties to the Yakuza.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) CMT Mon. 6:30
p.m., 9 p.m.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
››› ’82, Comedy. Sean Penn.
The teen scene includes a party-
animal surfer, a pregnant girl and
a fast-food worker. (R) (L, S, V, N,
S) HBO2 Wed. 9:35 p.m.
A Few Good Men ››› ’92, Dra-
ma. Tom Cruise. Navy lawyers
defend two Marines accused of
killing a private at the naval sta-
tion at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
(R) (L, S) AMC Wed. 11 a.m.; Thu.
12 a.m.
The Fifth Element ››› ’97, Sci-
ence Fiction. Bruce Willis. A New
York City cabdriver tries to save
2259 Earth from impact with an
onrushing anti-life force. (PG-13)
(L, S, N, V) STZENC Tue. 8 p.m.;
Wed. 12:24 p.m.
The Fifth Estate ›› ’13, Dra-
ma. Benedict Cumberbatch.
WikiLeaks founder Julian As-
sange and his colleague, Dan-
iel Domscheit-Berg, provide a
platform for whistle-blowers to
leak covert data anonymously
and expose government secrets
and corporate crimes. (R) (L, S,
V) SHOW Tue. 1:45 p.m.; Wed.
3:45 a.m.; Fri. 3 a.m. SHOW2 Fri.
8:40 a.m.
Fifty Shades of Black › ’16, Com-
edy. Marlon Wayans. A couple
get kinky in a spoof of “Fifty
Shades of Grey.” (R) (L, S, N, S)
SHOW2 Mon. 8 p.m.; Thu. 11 p.m.
Fifty Shades of Grey ›› ’15, Ro-
mance. Dakota Johnson. An inex-
perienced college student begins
a daring affair with a controlling
businessman whose sexual pro-
clivities push the boundaries of
USA Sun. 12 a.m.
The Fighter ››› ’10, Drama.
Mark Wahlberg. Having earned
a shot at a world championship,
boxer Micky Ward reunites with
his estranged brother to train for
the fight and become the new
“Pride of Lowell.” (R) (L, S, V)
SPIKE Tue. 12:30 p.m.
The Final Cut ›› ’04, Science
Fiction. Robin Williams. A man
who assembles films from peo-
ple’s memory chips finds a con-
nection to his own darkest se-
cret in the footage from a dead
executive. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TMC
Sun. 9:50 a.m.; Sat. 12:15 a.m.
The Fire Within ›› ’63, Dra-
ma. Maurice Ronet. An alcoholic
French intellectual sets a date to
die, then shoots himself. (NR) (S)
TCM Mon. 1 a.m.
Five Easy Pieces ›››› ’70,
Drama. Jack Nicholson. A for-
mer concert pianist who works
in an oil field takes his waitress
girlfriend to visit his wealthy,
cultured family. (R) (L, S, N, V)
STZENC Sat. 2:30 p.m.
Fool’s Gold › ’08, Action. Mat-
thew McConaughey. A treasure-
hunting pair embarks on a last
quest for booty. (PG-13) (L, S, N,
V) HBO Mon. 6:45 a.m.
The Forest ›› ’16, Horror. Nata-
lie Dormer. While investigating
the disappearance of her twin
sister, a young American encoun-
ters the tormented spirits of Ja-
pan’s mysterious and legendary
Aokigahara Forest. (PG-13) (S)
MAX Tue. 10:40 p.m.; Sat. 3:25
a.m.
Formula 51 ›› ’01, Action. Sam-
uel L. Jackson. A chemist who
produces illegal drugs travels to
Liverpool, England, to negotiate
one last deal before he retires.
(R) (L, S, V) HBO2 Sat. 3:55 a.m.
Forrest Gump ›››› ’94, Come-
dy-Drama. Tom Hanks. JFK, LBJ,
Vietnam, Watergate and other
history unfold through the per-
spective of an Alabama man with
an IQ of 75. (PG-13) (S, V) VH1 Fri.
3:30 p.m.; Sat. 10:30 a.m.
Forsaken ›› ’15, Western. Kiefer
Sutherland. In 1872 Wyoming, a
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former gunslinger and his es-
tranged father encounter a ruth-
less businessman and his gang of
thugs. (R) (L, S, V) TMC Wed. 9:10
a.m., 9:30 p.m.
Forsaking All Others ›› ’34,
Romance-Comedy. Joan Craw-
ford. A man loves his childhood
sweetheart from afar after her fi-
ance leaves her at the altar. (NR)
TCM Wed. 4:45 a.m.
45 Years ››› ’15, Drama.
Charlotte Rampling. As their
45th wedding anniversary ap-
proaches, a woman learns that
her husband was once engaged
to someone else. (R) (L, S) TMC
Mon. 7 p.m.
42 ››› ’13, Biography. Chad-
wick Boseman. In 1946, Branch
Rickey, general manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, signs Jackie
Robinson to the team in defiance
of major league baseball’s noto-
rious color barrier. (PG-13) (L, S)
HBO2 Sun. 8:25 a.m.
Four Brothers ›› ’05, Crime
Drama. Mark Wahlberg. Diverse
siblings reunite for revenge after
learning about the murder of
their adoptive mother. (R) (L, S,
V) SPIKE Tue. 10 a.m., 3:30 p.m.
1408 ››› ’07, Horror. John Cu-
sack. A writer who specializes
in debunking supernatural phe-
nomena experiences true terror
when he spends a night in a
reputedly haunted room of a ho-
tel. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW Fri.
5:15 a.m.
Frank Miller’s Sin City ››› ’05,
Action. Jessica Alba. Lawmen,
prostitutes, a hulking thug and
other sordid characters run amok
in a crime-ridden metropolis. (R)
(L, S, V, N) HBO Tue. 12:30 a.m.
Fred Claus ›› ’07, Comedy.
Vince Vaughn. The yuletide sea-
son brings headaches for Santa
Claus, who bails his ne’er-do-well
brother Fred out of trouble and
puts him to work in his factory.
(PG) (L, S) MAX Mon. 5:05 a.m.
Freddy vs. Jason ›› ’03, Hor-
ror. Robert Englund. Teens are
caught in the middle of a battle
between the razor-clawed Fred-
dy and the masked killer Jason.
(R) (L, S, V, N) SYFY Sun. 12 a.m.,
3 p.m.
Freedom Writers ››› ’07, Dra-
ma. Hilary Swank. A dedicated
Los Angeles teacher inspires her
class of at-risk students to be-
lieve in themselves and achieve
academic success. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) MTV Thu. 10 p.m.; Fri. 11:30
a.m.
Freedomland ›› ’06, Crime Dra-
ma. Samuel L. Jackson. A detec-
tive investigates a carjacking that
resulted in the abduction of the
young son of a troubled woman.
(R) (L, S, V) FX Mon. 6 a.m.
The French Line ›› ’54, Musical
Comedy. Jane Russell. A Texas
heiress meets a French playboy
while posing as a model in Eu-
rope. (NR) TCM Wed. 11 p.m.
Frequency ››› ’00, Fantasy.
Dennis Quaid. A policeman tries
to alter the past after making ra-
dio contact with his father, a fire-
fighter who died 30 years earlier.
(PG-13) (V) MAX Thu. 5 a.m.
Friday After Next › ’02, Comedy.
Ice Cube. Two cousins land jobs
as security guards at a shopping
mall. (R) (L, S) STZENC Fri. 8
p.m.; Sat. 1:47 a.m.
Friday the 13th › ’09, Horror.
Jared Padalecki. Young revelers
meet grisly ends at the hands of
a hockey-masked killer. (R) (L, S,
V, N) SYFY Sun. 11 a.m.
Friends With Benefits ››› ’11,
Romance-Comedy. Justin Tim-
berlake. Friends naively believe
that adding sex to their relation-
ship will not lead to complica-
tions. (R) (L, S) E! Sun. 9 a.m.,
11:30 a.m.
Frozen ››› ’13, Children’s. Voic-
es of Kristen Bell. Animated. A
fearless young princess sets out
with a mountaineer to find her
sister, whose icy powers have
trapped their kingdom in eternal
winter. (PG) (S) FREE Sun. 4:30
p.m.
Fun With Dick & Jane ›› ’05,
Comedy. Jim Carrey. After los-
ing their jobs, an affluent couple
turn to robbery to support their
lifestyle. (PG-13) (L, S) COMD Sat.
3:40 p.m.
G HBO2 Tue. 11 a.m.; Fri. 7:40 a.m.,
Gambling House ›› ’50, Drama.
Victor Mature. A social worker
helps an Italian gambler avoid
deportation after a gangster
frames him for murder. (NR) TCM
Wed. 5:30 p.m.
Genius ›› ’16, Biography. Colin
Firth. Renowned editor Maxwell
Perkins develops a friendship
with author Thomas Wolfe while
working on the writer’s manu-
scripts. (PG-13) (L, S) HBO Mon.
5 a.m.; Fri. 1 p.m.
Get Hard ›› ’15, Comedy. Will
Ferrell. The prison-bound man-
ager of a hedge fund asks a black
businessman — who has never
been to jail — to prepare him for
life behind bars. (R) (L, S, N) TBS
Fri. 7 p.m.
Get Him to the Greek ››› ’10,
Comedy. Jonah Hill. A record-
company employee has just a
few days to get a boozy British
rock star to Hollywood for a big
comeback concert. (R) (L, S, S)
SPIKE Fri. 12 a.m.
Get Rich or Die Tryin’ ›› ’05,
Crime Drama. Curtis “50 Cent”
Jackson. A drug dealer wants to
leave his violent life behind and
pursue his dream of becoming a
rap artist. (R) (L, S, V, N) VH1 Sun.
12:30 a.m., 5:30 a.m.
The Ghost Writer ››› ’10,
Drama. Pierce Brosnan. A newly
hired ghostwriter exposes evi-
dence that suggests his late
predecessor knew a dark secret
about their subject, the former
prime minister of Britain. (PG-13)
(L, S, N, V) TMC Mon. 6:45 a.m.,
2:45 p.m.
The Giant Claw › ’57, Science
Fiction. Jeff Morrow. A colossal
bird-beast from outer space at-
tacks mankind. (NR) (V) TCM Fri.
3:30 a.m.
Gladiator ››› ’00, Historical
Drama. Russell Crowe. Con-
demned to arena fights by cor-
rupt Roman leader Commodus,
Gen. Maximus seeks revenge for
his family’s deaths. (R) (S, V)
BBC Sun. 3 p.m., 6:30 p.m.
Glengarry Glen Ross ››› ’92,
Drama. Al Pacino. Underhanded
real estate salesmen sink to vary-
ing levels of deceit in order to sell
their dubious properties. (R) (L)
SHOW Thu. 1:05 p.m.
Go Into Your Dance ›› ’35,
Musical Comedy. Al Jolson. A
boozing stage performer opens a
nightclub with a dancer and gets
mixed up with mobsters. (NR)
TCM Mon. 7:45 a.m.
Gone in 60 Seconds › ’00, Ac-
tion. Nicolas Cage. A retired thief
must steal 50 cars to save his
brother. (PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX
Wed. 7 p.m.
Good Advice ›› ’01, Romance-
Comedy. Charlie Sheen. An
out-of-work stockbroker causes
problems when he takes over his
girlfriend’s relationship-advice
column. (R) (L, S) TMC Wed.
12:10 p.m.
Good Kill ››› ’14, War. Ethan
Hawke. An Air Force drone pilot
begins to question the ethics of
dropping bombs on Afghanistan
from the safety of his post in Las
Vegas. (R) (L, S, R, V) TMC Sun.
5:10 p.m.; Mon. 1:30 a.m.; Sat.
4:30 p.m.
Go ››› ’99, Comedy-Drama.
Desmond Askew. A checkout girl
covering for a co-worker faces
danger from a drug dealer she
double-crosses out of despera-
tion. (R) (L, S, N, V) STZENC Thu.
6:16 p.m.
The Graduate ›››› ’67, Com-
edy. Dustin Hoffman. An aimless
college man lets an older woman
seduce him, then finds himself
falling for her daughter. (PG) (L,
S) TCM Fri. 7 p.m.
The Greatest Game Ever Played
›› ’05, Drama. Shia LaBeouf. An
amateur golfer from a working-
class family takes on the reigning
champion at the 1913 U.S. Open.
(PG) (L, S) GOLF Sat. 3:30 p.m.
Grudge Match ›› ’13, Comedy.
Robert De Niro. A boxing pro-
moter offers two rival boxers the
chance to come out of retirement
for one final bout. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) TBS Fri. 11 p.m.
Grumpy Old Men ›› ’93, Com-
edy. Jack Lemmon. Minnesota
neighbors rekindle a 10-year feud
when they fall for the same wid-
ow. (PG-13) (L) HBO Sat. 3:15 a.m.
Guardians of the Galaxy ›››
’14, Science Fiction. Chris Pratt.
A space adventurer becomes the
quarry of bounty hunters after
he steals an orb coveted by a
treacherous villain, but after he
discovers the orb’s true power,
he must find a way to unite four
ragtag rivals to save the universe.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) FX Sun. 7 p.m.,
9:30 p.m.; Sat. 9 p.m.
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
››› ’67, Comedy-Drama. Spen-
cer Tracy. White liberals must
overcome their own latent racism
when their strong-willed daugh-
ter announces her intention to
marry a distinguished black phy-
sician. (NR) TCM Fri. 11 p.m.
The Guilt Trip ›› ’12, Comedy.
Barbra Streisand. Pressured into
taking his overbearing mother
along for the ride, a man em-
barks on the road trip of a life-
time. (PG-13) (L, S) FX Fri. 8 a.m.;
Sat. 6 a.m.
H Comedy. Norma Shearer. A rich
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
››› ’92, Suspense. Annabella
Sciorra. To carry out her plan
of revenge, an unhinged woman
charms a Seattle couple into hir-
ing her as a nanny. (R) (L, S, N, V)
MAX Wed. 7:35 a.m.
The Hangover ››› ’09, Com-
edy. Bradley Cooper. After a wild
stag party in Las Vegas, three
hazy groomsmen must find their
missing friend and get him back
to Los Angeles in time for his
wedding. (R) (L, S, N) MTV Sun.
10 a.m.
The Happening › ’08, Science
Fiction. Mark Wahlberg. A couple
flee an invisible killer that threat-
ens all of humanity. (R) (S, V)
HBO Wed. 4:15 a.m.
Happy Feet Two ›› ’11, Chil-
dren’s. Voices of Elijah Wood. An-
imated. Reluctant to dance, the
son of Mumble the tap-dancing
penguin runs away from home
and meets a penguin that can fly.
(PG) (S) TOON Sat. 5 p.m.
Happy Gilmore ›› ’96, Comedy.
Adam Sandler. A powerful swing
convinces a hockey player he can
join the PGA tour and win back
his grandmother’s repossessed
house. (PG-13) (L, S) SPIKE Wed.
6 p.m.; Thu. 3:30 p.m.
Hardcore Henry ›› ’15, Action.
Sharlto Copley. A half-human,
half-robotic hybrid embarks on
a bloody rampage through Mos-
cow to save his kidnapped wife
from a madman and his army
of thugs. (R) (L, S, V, N) SHOW2
Sun. 10:30 p.m.; Wed. 11 p.m.; Sat.
7:15 p.m.
The Hateful Eight ››› ’15, West-
ern. Samuel L. Jackson. While
seeking shelter from a blizzard
in post-Civil War Wyoming, two
bounty hunters, a fugitive pris-
oner and a man who claims to be
a sheriff encounter four strang-
ers. (R) (L, S, V, N) SHOW Wed.
10:30 p.m.
Haunted High ›› ’12, Horror.
Danny Trejo. Trapped high-
school students fight for their
lives when spirits possess their
principal and teachers. (NR)
SYFY Sat. 7 a.m.
The Heat ›› ’13, Comedy. Sandra
Bullock. An arrogant, methodical
FBI agent must join forces with a
foul-mouthed, erratic Boston de-
tective to bring down a ruthless
drug lord. (R) (L, S, V) FX Mon.
4:30 p.m.; Tue. 8 a.m.
Helicopter Mom › ’14, Comedy.
Nia Vardalos. An overbearing
mother pushes her sexually con-
fused son to be gay. (NR) (S)
SHOW2 Mon. 9 a.m.; Fri. 4:30
a.m.
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
››› ’08, Action. Ron Perlman.
Hellboy and his team face an
underworld prince who plans to
awaken a lethal army and use it
to reclaim Earth for his magical
kindred. (PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX
Sun. 9 a.m.; Thu. 12:20 a.m.
Her Cardboard Lover › ’42,
woman hires a destitute song-
writer as a secretary. (NR) TCM
Mon. 10:45 a.m.
High School › ’10, Comedy.
Adrien Brody. Teens get their
whole school stoned on tainted
brownies. (R) (L, S, N) TMC Mon.
3:15 a.m.
Hit & Run ›› ’12, Comedy. Dax
Shepard. A former getaway
driver finds feds and his former
gang members on his tail when
he breaks out of the Witness
Protection Program to help his
girlfriend get to Los Angeles. (R)
(L, S, N, V) TBS Mon. 12 a.m.
Hitch ››› ’05, Romance-Come-
dy. Will Smith. A smooth-talking
man falls for a hardened col-
umnist while helping a shy ac-
countant woo a beautiful heiress.
(PG-13) (L, S) E! Mon. 1 p.m.
Home Alone ››› ’90, Children’s.
Macaulay Culkin. Accidentally
left by his Paris-bound family, an
8-year-old makes mincemeat of
two burglars in the house. (PG)
(S, V) CMT Sun. 1:30 p.m., 6 p.m.;
Fri. 6:30 p.m., 9 p.m.
Home of the Brave ›› ’06, Dra-
ma. Samuel L. Jackson. Three
soldiers, including a doctor, have
difficulty adjusting to life at
home following a long and dif-
ficult tour of duty in Iraq. (R) (L,
S, V) SHOW2 Sun. 4:35 a.m.
Hook ››› ’91, Children’s. Dustin
Hoffman. Aided by Tinker Bell, a
corporate lawyer turns into Peter
Pan to rescue his children from
Captain Hook. (PG) (V) SYFY Fri.
7 p.m., 10:07 p.m.
Horrible Bosses ›› ’11, Comedy.
Jason Bateman. Three oppressed
workers devise a complex and
seemingly foolproof plan to rid
themselves of their intolerable
employers. (R) (L, S) FX Tue. 12
a.m., 6 a.m.
Hostage ›› ’05, Action. Bruce
Willis. A former hostage negotia-
tor must take action when three
carjackers hold a wealthy man
and his children at gunpoint. (R)
(L, S, V) MAX Sat. 1:30 a.m.
Hot Shots! Part Deux ››› ’93,
Comedy. Charlie Sheen. The gov-
ernment recruits a parody of a
commando for a rescue mission
after Operation Desert Storm.
(PG-13) (L) STZENC Thu. 5:03
a.m., 2:58 p.m.
Hotel for Dogs ›› ’09, Chil-
dren’s. Emma Roberts. After
moving into a foster home that
forbids pets, siblings transform
an abandoned hotel into a home
for their pooch and a slew of
stray dogs. (PG) (L, S) HBO2 Fri.
6 a.m.
How to Be Single ›› ’16, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Dakota John-
son. Fresh out of college and a
long-term relationship, a young
woman moves to New York and
befriends a partying co-worker
who shows her how to have fun.
(R) (L, S) HBO2 Mon. 9:50 a.m.;
Sat. 7:30 p.m.
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
›› ’03, Romance-Comedy. Kate
Hudson. A columnist tries to
make a man dump her, but he
bets his boss that she will fall in
love. (PG-13) (S) E! Fri. 3:30 p.m.,
7 p.m.
How to Marry a Millionaire ›››
’53, Comedy. Marilyn Monroe.
Three gold diggers share a Man-
hattan penthouse, hoping to lure
eligible rich men. (NR) TCM Wed.
9 p.m.
The Huntsman: Winter’s War ››
’16, Fantasy. Chris Hemsworth. A
huntsman and a fellow warrior
battle an ice queen and her evil,
resurrected sister. (PG-13) (S, V)
9:40 p.m.
The Hurt Locker ››› ’08, War.
Jeremy Renner. Members of a
bomb-disposal unit in Baghdad
face increasingly perilous situa-
tions as their tour-of-duty winds
down. (R) (L, S, V) SHOW Wed.
1 p.m. SHOW2 Sun. 12:45 p.m.;
Fri. 2 p.m.
I
I Am Legend ››› ’07, Science
Fiction. Will Smith. After a man-
made plague transforms Earth’s
population into bloodthirsty
vampires, a lone survivor desper-
ately searches for a cure. (PG-13)
(S, V) MAX Sun. 7:20 a.m.; Thu.
7 p.m.
I Am Number Four ›› ’11, Ac-
tion. Alex Pettyfer. One of nine
living on Earth, an alien with
extraordinary abilities poses as
an ordinary teenager in the hope
of evading those sent to kill him.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW2 Wed. 2
p.m., 9 p.m.
I, Frankenstein › ’14, Fantasy.
Aaron Eckhart. Frankenstein’s
creature gets into a war involving
immortals. (PG-13) (S, V) SYFY
Tue. 11:30 p.m.; Wed. 5 p.m.
I Love You, Man ››› ’09, Come-
dy. Paul Rudd. As a bridegroom’s
bond with his new best friend
grows, it threatens his relation-
ship with his fiancee. (R) (L, S)
MAX Mon. 8:45 a.m.
I Love You Phillip Morris ›››
’09, Romance-Comedy. Jim Car-
rey. A former police officer comes
out of the closet, becomes a con
artist, lands in jail, and meets the
love of his life. (R) (L, S, S) TMC
Sat. 2:50 p.m.

I Now Pronounce You Chuck
and Larry › ’07, Comedy. Adam
Sandler. Two straight firefighters
pose as gay partners for insur-
ance purposes. (PG-13) (L, S, N)
SPIKE Wed. 10:30 p.m.; Thu. 1
p.m.
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
›› ’09, Children’s. Voices of Ray
Romano. Animated. Manny, Di-
ego and the rest of the gang
must rescue Sid from an un-
derground world after Sid steals
some dinosaur eggs. (PG) (S)
NICK Thu. 7 p.m.
Idiot’s Delight ››› ’39, Com-
edy. Norma Shearer. A song-and-
dance man in the Alps meets a
Russian countess who reminds
him of a girl from Omaha. (NR)
TCM Wed. 10:45 a.m.
I’ll Cry Tomorrow ››› ’55, Bi-
ography. Susan Hayward. 1930s
singer/actress Lillian Roth hits
bottom after bad marriages, then
joins Alcoholics Anonymous.
(NR) TCM Sat. 9:15 p.m.
In Bruges ››› ’08, Comedy-
Drama. Colin Farrell. Two hit men
have strange and life-changing
experiences while hiding out in
the medieval city. (R) (L, S, V)
STZENC Thu. 11:15 a.m.
In the Heart of the Sea ›› ’15,
Adventure. Chris Hemsworth. In
1820, crewmen from the New
England vessel Essex face a har-
rowing battle for survival after
a whale of mammoth size and
strength attacks with force, crip-
pling their ship and leaving them
adrift in the ocean. (PG-13) (S, V)
MAX Mon. 1:05 a.m.
In the Heat of the Night ››››
’67, Crime Drama. Sidney Poitier.
A black Philadelphia detective
helps a white Mississippi sheriff
solve a murder. (NR) TCM Fri.
9 p.m.
The Incredibles ››› ’04, Chil-
dren’s. Voices of Craig T. Nelson.
Animated. Now fighting bore-
dom in suburbia, a former super-
hero and his family get a chance
to save the world. (PG) (S, V)
DISN Sat. 8 p.m.
Indecent Proposal ›› ’93, Dra-
ma. Robert Redford. A Las Vegas
mystery man offers a desperate
couple $1 million for a night with
the wife. (R) (L, S) CMT Thu. 8
p.m., 11 p.m.
Independence Day ››› ’96, Sci-
ence Fiction. Will Smith. A fighter
pilot, a computer whiz and oth-
ers fight back after 15-mile-wide
alien ships zap Earth’s major cit-
ies. (PG-13) (S, V) USA Wed. 6:30
p.m.
Indignation ››› ’16, Drama. Lo-
gan Lerman. A Jewish college
student falls for a young woman
while clashing with his dean in
1951 Ohio. (R) (L, S) HBO2 Mon.
11:45 a.m.
The Insider ››› ’99, Drama.
Al Pacino. Former tobacco re-
searcher Jeffrey Wigand blows
the whistle about the industry to
“60 Minutes” anchor Mike Wal-
lace. (R) (L) SHOW2 Sun. 10 a.m.;
Fri. 6 a.m.
Insidious: Chapter 3 ›› ’15, Hor-
ror. Dermot Mulroney. Psychic
Elise Rainier reluctantly agrees
to use her ability to converse
with the dead to help a teenage
girl who is being tormented by
a dangerous supernatural entity.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO2 Sun. 12:05
p.m.
The International ›› ’09, Sus-
pense. Clive Owen. An Interpol
agent and a New York prosecutor
join forces to shut down a power-
ful bank’s funding of terrorism.
(R) (L, S, V) STZENC Mon. 5:59
p.m.; Tue. 2 a.m.
Iron Man 2 ›› ’10, Action. Robert
Downey Jr.. With the world now
aware that he is Iron Man, bil-
lionaire inventor Tony Stark must
forge new alliances and confront
a powerful new enemy. (PG-13)
(L, S, V) FX Sun. 10:30 a.m.; Mon.
8:30 a.m.
Iron Man 3 ››› ’13, Action. Rob-
ert Downey Jr.. After a malevo-
lent enemy reduces his world to
rubble, Tony Stark must rely on
instinct and ingenuity to protect
those he loves as he searches for
a way to avenge his losses. (PG-
13) (S, V) FX Sun. 1 p.m.
It Follows ››› ’14, Horror. Mai-
ka Monroe. Following a strange
sexual encounter, a teenager has
disturbing visions and the in-
escapable feeling that someone
— or something — is stalking
her. (R) (L, S, N, V) SHOW Sun.
1:45 a.m.
The Italian Job ››› ’03, Crime
Drama. Mark Wahlberg. A master
thief and his crew plan to steal
back a fortune in gold bullion
after they lose it to a double-
crossing gang member. (PG-13)
(L, V) AMC Tue. 9:30 p.m.; Wed.
2 p.m.
J distress signal. (PG) (L, S) TBS
Jackass 3D ›› ’10, Comedy.
Johnny Knoxville. Johnny Knox-
ville, Bam Margera, Steve-O
and their fearless and foolhar-
dy friends perform outrageous
pranks and stunts, including
“Sweatsuit Cocktail” and “Bee-
hive Tetherball.” (R) (L, S, N) MTV
Sat. 9:30 p.m.
Jason Bourne ›› ’16, Action.
Matt Damon. Living off the grid
for 10 years, former CIA opera-
tive Jason Bourne finds himself
back in action battling a sinis-
ter network that utilizes terror
and technology to maintain un-
checked power. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
HBO Sat. 7 p.m.
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
›› ’01, Comedy. Ben Affleck.
Two slackers venture to Holly-
wood to sabotage the produc-
tion of a new movie based on
their alter egos. (R) (L, S) ST-
ZENC Sun. 2:30 a.m.
Jerry Maguire ››› ’96, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Tom Cruise. A
Los Angeles sports agent finds
love with a pretty accountant af-
ter an attack of conscience costs
him his job and fiancee. (R) (L,
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S, N) STZENC Fri. 5:15 a.m., 5:39
p.m.
The Jewel of the Nile ›› ’85, Ad-
venture. Michael Douglas. Merce-
nary Jack rescues writer Joan in
the Middle East, six months after
“Romancing the Stone.” (PG) (L,
S, V) MAX Sun. 8:50 p.m.
Joe Dirt › ’01, Comedy. David
Spade. A mullet-headed janitor
relates his personal tale of woe.
(PG-13) (L, S) CMT Sun. 4 p.m.,
8:30 p.m. SPIKE Thu. 1 a.m., 10:02
p.m.
John Tucker Must Die › ’06, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Jesse Metcalfe.
Three students learn they are all
dating the same guy. (PG-13) (L,
S) STZENC Sun. 7:50 a.m.
Journey 2: The Mysterious Is-
land ›› ’12, Children’s. Dwayne
Johnson. Sean Anderson and his
new stepfather find an island of
secrets, strange life forms, and
gold when they answer a coded
Sun. 3 p.m.
Journey for Margaret ››› ’42,
Drama. Robert Young. A U.S.
journalist with a childless wife
meets an orphan boy and girl in
World War II London. (NR) TCM
Tue. 5 a.m.
Joy ›› ’15, Comedy-Drama. Jen-
nifer Lawrence. A working-class
single mother builds a business
dynasty while dealing with her
dysfunctional parents and ex-
husband. (PG-13) (L, S) HBO2
Tue. 7:10 a.m.
Jumping the Broom ›› ’11, Com-
edy. Angela Bassett. Two diverse
families lock horns on Martha’s
Vineyard at the wedding of a
woman from old money and a
man whose mother is a postal
worker. (PG-13) (S) LIFE Fri. 7
p.m., 11:02 p.m.
Jurassic Park III ›› ’01, Adven-
ture. Sam Neill. A paleontologist
and a couple outrun cloned di-
nosaurs after their plane crashes
on an island. (PG-13) (V) AMC
Sun. 3 p.m.
Just Married › ’03, Romance-
Comedy. Ashton Kutcher. Two
newlyweds have bad luck while
honeymooning in Europe. (PG-
13) (L, S) HBO2 Fri. 4:25 a.m.
Just Wright ›› ’10, Romance-
Comedy. Queen Latifah. A physi-
cal therapist falls in love with
her patient, a basketball player,
but he only has eyes for her best
friend. (PG) (L, S) LIFE Fri. 5 p.m.
K inner-city teens face the wrath
Keanu ›› ’16, Comedy. Keegan-
Michael Key. A man and his cous-
in pose as ruthless gangsters to
recover a stolen kitten. (R) (L, S,
N, V) HBO2 Sun. 3:45 p.m.
Keeping the Faith ››› ’00,
Romance-Comedy. Ben Stiller.
A rabbi and a priest, lifelong
friends, each fall for a childhood
friend when she comes back to
town. (PG-13) (L, S) MAX Fri.
9:25 a.m.
Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain ››
’13, Comedy. Kevin Hart. In the
follow-up to 2011’s “Laugh at My
Pain,” comic Kevin Hart performs
two sold-out shows at New
York’s Madison Square Garden.
(R) (L, S) COMD Sun. 9 p.m.
Kicks ››› ’16, Comedy-Drama.
Jahking Guillory. A 15-year-old
recruits his two best friends to
help him retrieve his stolen Air
Jordan sneakers from a neigh-
borhood thug. (R) (L, S, V) HBO2
Thu. 11:55 a.m.
King Kong ›› ’76, Adventure.
Jeff Bridges. An oil explorer, a
zoologist and a shipwrecked
blonde capture a huge ape lead-
ing to a battle atop the World
Trade Center. (PG) (L, S, V) AMC
Fri. 8 a.m.
Kingdom of Heaven ››› ’05,
Historical Drama. Orlando Bloom.
During the Crusades, a young
blacksmith rises to knighthood
and protects Jerusalem from in-
vading forces. (R) (S, V) BBC
Sun. 12 p.m.
Knocked Up ››› ’07, Romance-
Comedy. Seth Rogen. A rising
journalist and an irresponsible
slacker ponder their future after
a boozy one-night stand results
in a pregnancy. (R) (L, S) MTV
Sun. 12 a.m. VH1 Sat. 7 p.m.
L
Lady Luck ›› ’46, Comedy. Rob-
ert Young. A young woman who
hates gambling marries a crap-
shooter and changes her mind.
(NR) TCM Mon. 5:15 p.m.
The Land ›› ’16, Crime Dra-
ma. Jorge Lendeborg Jr.. Four
of a Cleveland crime boss after
stealing a car that’s stashed with
drugs. (R) (L, S, N, V) SHOW2
Thu. 9:30 a.m.
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider ››
’01, Adventure. Angelina Jolie.
A beautiful globe-trotter battles
otherworldly creatures for pos-
session of a powerful artifact.
(PG-13) (S, V) MAX Mon. 10:30
a.m.; Thu. 3:10 p.m.
The Last Airbender › ’10, Fan-
tasy. Noah Ringer. A lone avatar
has the power to manipulate the
four elements. (PG) (S, V) NICK
Sun. 8 p.m.
The Last Boy Scout ››› ’91, Ac-
tion. Bruce Willis. An ex-Secret
Service agent plays private eye
with an ex-quarterback on a case
of sports gambling and murder.
(R) (L, S, N, V) TBS Tue. 2 a.m.
The Last Days on Mars ›› ’13,
Science Fiction. Liev Schreiber.
Astronauts on Mars contend with
a microbe that turns those it
infects into zombielike killers. (R)
(L, S, V) SYFY Mon. 10 p.m.; Tue.
12 p.m.
Last Man Standing ›› ’96, Ac-
tion. Bruce Willis. A gunman
works both sides of a Texas bor-
der town divided by bootleg-
gers during Prohibition. (R) (S, V)
HBO2 Mon. 12:05 a.m.
The Last Sunset ››› ’61, West-
ern. Rock Hudson. A Texas law-
man follows a fleeing outlaw
headed to see the women in his
life. (NR) TCM Tue. 1:15 a.m.
The Last Witch Hunter ›› ’15,
Fantasy. Vin Diesel. The fate of
the human race hangs in the bal-
ance when the Witch Queen rises
from the dead, seeking revenge
against Kaulder, the immortal
warrior who slayed her centuries
ago. (PG-13) (S, V) HBO Tue.
3:40 p.m.
Laughing Sinners ›› ’31, Ro-
mance. Joan Crawford. A Sal-
vation Army worker recruits a
suicidal cafe dancer. (NR) TCM
Wed. 3:15 a.m.
Law Abiding Citizen › ’09, Sus-
pense. Jamie Foxx. A prosecutor
gets caught up in a vengeful pris-
oner’s twisted scheme. (R) (L, S,
V, R) TNT Thu. 6 p.m.; Sat. 12 p.m.
Leatherheads ›› ’08, Romance-
Comedy. George Clooney. A
1920s football star tries to give
his sagging sport a boost, while
he and a new teammate vie for
the affections of a feisty news-
woman. (PG-13) (L, S) MAX Tue.
7 p.m.
Legally Blonde ›› ’01, Comedy.
Reese Witherspoon. A sorority
queen enrolls in Harvard to prove
to her former boyfriend that she
has more than good looks. (PG-
13) (L, S) WE Thu. 12 a.m.
The Legend of Bagger Vance
››› ’00, Drama. Will Smith. A
golf caddy shows a disillusioned
young war veteran how to mas-
ter challenges and find meaning
in life. (PG-13) (S) GOLF Sat. 1
p.m.
The Legend of Tarzan ›› ’16,
Adventure. Alexander Skarsgard.
Lured from Victorian England to
the wilds of the Congo, Tarzan
must return to the jungle to save
his captive wife from King Leop-
old’s devious envoy. (PG-13) (S,
V) HBO2 Mon. 5:10 p.m.; Fri. 12:25
p.m.
Legend ››› ’15, Crime Drama.
Tom Hardy. Reggie Kray and his
unstable twin brother Ronnie
rapidly rise through the London
underworld to become two of
the most infamous gangsters of
the 1960s. (R) (L, S, V) HBO Sat.
1 a.m.
Lethal Weapon 2 ››› ’89, Ac-
tion. Mel Gibson. An accountant
leads a wild detective and his
cautious partner to a South Afri-
can diplomat running drugs. (R)
(L, S, V, N) AMC Wed. 7 p.m.; Thu.
4:30 p.m.
Lethal Weapon ››› ’87, Ac-
tion. Mel Gibson. A detective with
a family hunts drug smugglers
with his new partner, a loner with
a death wish. (R) (L, S, N, V) AMC
Tue. 7 p.m.; Wed. 4:30 p.m.
Life as We Know It ›› ’10, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Katherine Heigl.
Two career-driven acquaintances
must put aside their mutual dis-
like and learn to work together to
raise their orphaned goddaugh-
ter. (PG-13) (L, S) FREE Fri. 6 a.m.
A Life of Her Own ›› ’50, Dra-
ma. Lana Turner. A top New York
model has an affair with a mil-
lionaire whose wife is disabled.
(NR) (S) TCM Thu. 1 a.m.
Life ›› ’99, Comedy-Drama. Ed-
die Murphy. Wrongly convicted
of murder, two men become
close friends during decades in
a Mississippi penitentiary. (R) (L,
V) BET Mon. 8 p.m.; Tue. 12 p.m.
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Limitless ›› ’11, Suspense. Brad-
ley Cooper. An unemployed writ-
er rises to the top of the financial
world after an experimental drug
gives him extraordinary mental
acuity. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TNT Fri.
10 p.m.
Lincoln ››› ’12, Historical Dra-
ma. Daniel Day-Lewis. During his
final months in office, President
Abraham Lincoln moves forward
to end the Civil War, unite the
country and abolish slavery for-
ever. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW
Wed. 5:30 p.m.
Live Free or Die Hard ››› ’07,
Action. Bruce Willis. John Mc-
Clane grapples with a villain who
plans to shut down the United
States by attacking the country’s
vulnerable computer infrastruc-
ture. (PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO Sun.
4:05 p.m.
Lizzie ›› ’57, Drama. Eleanor
Parker. A psychiatrist treats a
woman of three faces: neurotic
Elizabeth, wanton Lizzie, charm-
ing Beth. (NR) TCM Sun. 7 p.m.
LOL › ’12, Comedy-Drama. Miley
Cyrus. A teen tries to balance
family, school, friends and ro-
mance. (PG-13) (L, S) FREE Thu.
11 p.m.
The Longest Yard ›› ’05, Com-
edy. Adam Sandler. At a Texas
penitentiary, jailed NFL veter-
ans train their fellow inmates
for a football game against the
guards. (PG-13) (L, S, V) MTV
Sun. 7:30 a.m. SPIKE Wed. 8 p.m.;
Thu. 5:30 p.m.
Lost & Found › ’99, Romance-
Comedy. David Spade. A man
resorts to dognapping to meet
a pretty neighbor. (PG-13) (L, N)
HBO Wed. 12 p.m.
Lost Angel ›› ’44, Comedy-Dra-
ma. Margaret O’Brien. A police
reporter shows a child prodigy
how to be a little girl again. (NR)
TCM Tue. 6:30 a.m.
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
›› ’97, Adventure. Jeff Gold-
blum. Mercenaries and scientists
pursue genetically engineered
dinosaurs inhabiting a Costa Ri-
can island. (PG-13) (S, V) AMC
Sun. 5 p.m.; Mon. 12:28 p.m.
Love Actually ››› ’03, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Hugh Grant. A
prime minister, an office worker,
a pop star, a jilted writer, married
couples and various others deal
with relationships in London. (R)
(L, S, N) SHOW2 Tue. 1:30 p.m.
Love & Basketball ››› ’00,
Romance. Sanaa Lathan. From
childhood to early adulthood,
two friends fall in love while try-
ing to establish basketball ca-
reers. (PG-13) (L, S) MTV Thu. 7
p.m.; Fri. 2 p.m. VH1 Sun. 10:35
a.m.
Love on the Run ››› ’36, Com-
edy. Joan Crawford. Rival news-
men and an American heiress get
mixed up with spies in Europe.
(NR) TCM Wed. 6:15 a.m.
The Lovers ›› ’58, Drama.
Jeanne Moreau. In the course
of one evening, a bored French
housewife meets and falls in love
with a young archaeologist. (NR) overcomes many obstacles in her
(S) TCM Mon. 3 a.m. quest to become a writer, includ-
Lucky Night ›› ’39, Comedy. ing a domineering mother and
Myrna Loy. An heiress and a park- ”Lincoln” the chauvinism prevalent in Vic-
bench bum wake up married af- torian England. (PG) (L, S) SHOW
ter a wild night. (NR) TCM Mon. Tue. 7:55 a.m. SHOW2 Wed. 7
5 a.m. a.m., 3:50 p.m.
Lucky Numbers › ’00, Comedy. Mission: Impossible 2 ››› ’00,
John Travolta. A TV-weatherman Action. Tom Cruise. IMF agent
and his girlfriend rig the state Ethan Hunt and his team try to
lottery. (R) (L, S, V) SHOW2 Wed. stop a former agent from un-
3:10 a.m. leashing a deadly, engineered
The Lucky Ones ›› ’08, Drama. virus. (PG-13) (S, V) MAX Mon.
Rachel McAdams. Three soldiers 3:05 p.m.
grapple with shattered hopes The Missouri Breaks ››› ’76,
and relationships and anti-war Western. Marlon Brando. An ec-
sentiments as they journey centric gunfighter for hire must
across the United States. (R) (L, protect a cattle baron’s herd
S) TMC Wed. 7:15 a.m., 5 p.m. from a rustler and his gang. (PG)
The Lucky One ›› ’12, Drama. (S, V) STZENC Fri. 1:25 p.m.; Sat.
Zac Efron. A war veteran pur- 5:09 a.m.
sues a romance with the woman Mr. Lucky ››› ’43, Comedy-
whose photograph he believes Drama. Cary Grant. A floating-
helped him survive his tour of casino operator cons an heiress
duty in Iraq. (PG-13) (S, V) OXY (R) (L, S, N) MAX Wed. 9:30 a.m.; ry of his past other than dreams ruthless terrorist. (R) (L, S, V) into having games of chance at a
Tue. 12:30 p.m., 2:45 p.m. Sat. 2:50 p.m. about an organization known as MAX Wed. 10:35 p.m. ball for the war effort. (NR) TCM
The Man Who Knew Infinity ›› WCKD. He hopes to escape by Miami Rhapsody ››› ’95, Ro- Mon. 3:30 p.m.
’15, Biography. Dev Patel. In 1913, piecing together fragments of his mance-Comedy. Sarah Jessica Mr. Right ›› ’15, Romance-Com-
M brilliant East Indian mathemati- past and clues he discovers in the Parker. An heiress to adultery edy. Sam Rockwell. A woman
Mad About Men ›› ’54, Fantasy. cian Srinivasa Ramanujan travels labyrinth. (PG-13) (S, V) FX Thu. 7 has second thoughts about her comes to a crossroad when she
Glynis Johns. When a mermaid to Trinity College in England to p.m., 9:30 p.m. future with her boyfriend. (PG- finds out that her new beau is
changes places with a young girl, work with professor G.H. Hardy. The Mechanic ›› ’11, Action. Ja- 13) (S) HBO Fri. 11:15 a.m. a professional assassin who kills
the mermaid catches a beau for (PG-13) (S) SHOW2 Thu. 5:40 son Statham. After his mentor Miami Vice ›› ’06, Crime Dra- the people who hire him instead
her look-alike friend. (NR) TCM a.m., 9 p.m. is murdered, an elite assassin ma. Colin Farrell. A case involving of the intended targets. (R) (L, S,
Thu. 12 p.m. Marley & Me ››› ’08, Come- accepts the man’s son as an ap- drug lords and murder in South V) HBO2 Wed. 3 p.m.
A Madea Christmas › ’13, Com- dy-Drama. Owen Wilson. New- prentice, so that they both may Florida turns personal for detec- Model Shop ›› ’69, Drama.
edy. Tyler Perry. Madea dishes lyweds John and Jenny Grogan take their revenge. (R) (L, S, V, N) tives Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Anouk Aimée. A Los Angeles ar-
out her own brand of Christmas adopt a playful puppy named TNT Mon. 5 p.m. Tubbs. (R) (L, S, V) SHOW2 Thu. chitect meets a stranded French
spirit. (PG-13) (L, S) BET Sat. 7 Marley, who soon grows into an Meet Me in St. Louis ››› ’44, 11:15 a.m. beauty who poses nude for men.
p.m. incorrigible handful. (PG) (L, S) Musical. Judy Garland. A St. Louis Midnight Special ››› ’16, Sci- (PG) (S) TCM Thu. 3 a.m.
Madea’s Family Reunion ›› ’06, HBO Wed. 6 a.m. lawyer’s family stays in town for ence Fiction. Michael Shannon. Money Talks ›› ’97, Comedy.
Comedy. Tyler Perry. A Southern Married Bachelor ›› ’41, Com- the 1904 World’s Fair. (NR) TCM The government and a group Chris Tucker. Sought by police
matriarch deals with a host of edy. Robert Young. A man leaves Tue. 5 p.m. of religious extremists pursue a and criminals, a small-time huck-
personal and family issues while his wife to maintain his pose as Meet the Browns ›› ’08, Come- man and his son, a young boy ster makes a deal with a TV
planning her clan’s upcoming re- bachelor author of a marriage dy-Drama. Tyler Perry. Soon after who possesses special powers. newsman for protection. (R) (L,
V) TBS Sun. 10 p.m.
union. (PG-13) (L, S, V) BET Sat. manual. (NR) TCM Mon. 12:30 losing her job, a single mother (PG-13) (S, V) HBO Mon. 12:15
p.m. takes her brood to Georgia for p.m. Monster House ››› ’06, Chil-
10 p.m.
Maid in Manhattan ›› ’02, Ro- Matchstick Men ››› ’03, Com-
her father’s funeral and meets his Mike and Dave Need Wedding dren’s. Voices of Steve Buscemi.
edy. Nicolas Cage. After meeting uproarious clan for the first time. Dates ›› ’16, Comedy. Zac Animated. No adults believe
mance-Comedy. Jennifer Lopez.
his daughter for the first time, a (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW Sat. 10:45 Efron. Two hard-partying broth- three youths’ assertion that a
A senatorial candidate falls for a neighboring residence is a living
con man and his partner try to a.m. SHOW2 Wed. 5:30 p.m. ers bring two wild and uncon-
chambermaid after he mistakes
swindle a boorish businessman. Megafault ›› ’09, Science Fic- trollable women to their sister’s creature that means them harm.
her for a guest at the hotel.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO Sun. 5:55 tion. Brittany Murphy. A seismol- wedding in Hawaii. (R) (L, S, N) (PG) (L, S) STZENC Tue. 7:35 a.m.
(PG-13) (L, S) BRAVO Fri. 6 p.m., Monster-in-Law ›› ’05, Ro-
a.m. ogist and a miner work together HBO2 Fri. 8 p.m.
8 p.m. Matilda ››› ’96, Children’s. to stop a massive earthquake Minority Report ››› ’02, Sci- mance-Comedy. Jennifer Lopez.
Mallrats › ’95, Comedy. Shannen Mara Wilson. A little girl develops from destroying the world. (PG- ence Fiction. Tom Cruise. A po- A woman fights back when her
Doherty. Two heartbroken youths extraordinary mental abilities, 13) SYFY Fri. 1 a.m., 11 a.m. liceman tries to establish his in- fiance’s shrewish mother tries to
seek solace in a shopping mall. despite neglectful parents and Megamind ››› ’10, Children’s. nocence in a future where law destroy their relationship. (PG-
(R) (L, S) STZENC Sun. 4:17 a.m.; a brutal headmistress. (PG) (L, Voices of Will Ferrell. Animated. enforcement can arrest killers 13) (L, S) WE Wed. 7 p.m., 9:30
Wed. 4:32 p.m.; Thu. 6:34 a.m. S) FREE Sat. 8:05 a.m., 5:45 p.m. An evil genius must create a before their crimes. (PG-13) (L, p.m.
Man of Steel ›› ’13, Action. Hen- The Matrix Reloaded ››› ’03, powerful new opponent after de- S, V) MAX Sun. 10:40 p.m.; Thu. The Monster That Challenged
ry Cavill. Though struggling with Science Fiction. Keanu Reeves. feating his heroic nemesis leaves 7 a.m. the World ›› ’57, Science Fic-
the ramifications of his extraor- Freedom fighters use extraor- him without purpose. (PG) (L, S) Miranda ›› ’48, Fantasy. Glynis tion. Tim Holt. A Navy command-
dinary origin and abilities, young dinary skills and weaponry to TOON Sun. 2:30 p.m.; Fri. 3 p.m.; Johns. A doctor returns to his er leads a desert search-and-
Clark Kent must become a hero revolt against machines. (R) (S, Sat. 2 p.m. wife in London with a mermaid destroy mission for prehistoric
and save those he loves from a V) AMC Fri. 8 p.m. Men in Black II ›› ’02, Action. disguised as his patient. (NR) sea snails. (G) TCM Fri. 12 a.m.
dire threat. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TBS The Matrix Revolutions ›› ’03, Tommy Lee Jones. Two interstel- TCM Thu. 10:30 a.m. Monsters University ››› ’13,
Sun. 5 p.m. Science Fiction. Keanu Reeves. lar agents try to stop an alien dis- Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Children’s. (HD) Voices of Billy
Man on Fire ›› ’04, Crime Dra- Neo, Morpheus and Trinity pre- guised as a lingerie model from Fabulous ›› ’05, Comedy. San- Crystal. Animated. Back in their
ma. Denzel Washington. Hired as pare for a final battle against destroying the world. (PG-13) (S, dra Bullock. FBI agent Gracie college days, Mike Wazowski’s
a bodyguard for a young girl, a vicious machines set to invade V) HBO2 Sat. 9:30 a.m. Hart clashes with her superiors fierce rivalry with natural-born
retired CIA agent takes revenge Zion. (R) (S, V) AMC Fri. 11 p.m. Meteor Storm ›› ’10, Science when she jumps in to save two Scarer Sulley gets them both
on her kidnappers in Mexico City. The Matrix ››› ’99, Science Fic- Fiction. Michael Trucco. Astron- kidnapped friends in Las Vegas. kicked out of Monster Univer-
(R) (L, S, V) WGN-A Tue. 9 p.m.; tion. Keanu Reeves. A computer omer Michelle Young works to (PG-13) (S) USA Thu. 8 a.m. sity’s elite Scare Program. (G)
Wed. 6 p.m. hacker joins forces with rebel save San Francisco after a rogue Miss Congeniality ›› ’00, Com- KMBC Sat. 7 p.m.
Man on the Moon ››› ’99, Biog- warriors to battle a malevolent comet causes meteors to hit the edy. Sandra Bullock. An image A Most Wanted Man ››› ’14,
raphy. Jim Carrey. Milos Forman’s cyberintelligence. (R) (L, V) AMC city. (NR) SYFY Fri. 3 a.m. consultant transforms a tomboy- Drama. Philip Seymour Hoffman.
film spotlights Andy Kaufman’s Fri. 5 p.m. MI-5 ›› ’15, Suspense. Kit Har- ish FBI agent into a beauty queen An escaped militant’s attempt
unusual performance style, his The Maze Runner ›› ’14, Science ington. A former MI5 agent in- so she can work under cover. to claim an inheritance gives a
becoming “intergender wrestling Fiction. Dylan O’Brien. A teen vestigates the disappearance of (PG-13) (S, V) USA Thu. 6 a.m. German agent the chance to lay
champion,” and his role as Latka awakes within a massive maze Harry Pearce when the operative Miss Potter ›› ’06, Biography. a trap for a well-regarded Muslim
Gravas on the TV sitcom “Taxi.” with other teens, with no memo- is blamed for the escape of a Renée Zellweger. Beatrix Potter scholar who is suspected of fi-

nancing terrorists. (R) (L, S) AMC
Wed. 12 a.m.
Mother’s Day › ’16, Comedy-
Drama. Jennifer Aniston. A single
mother meets a widower who’s
raising two daughters. (PG-13) (L,
S) SHOW Sat. 6 p.m. SHOW2 Sun.
8 a.m.; Fri. 6 p.m.
The Mothman Prophecies ››
’02, Suspense. Richard Gere. A
reporter investigates the sight-
ings of a strange creature and
other strange phenomena in a
small town. (PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO
Mon. 8:40 a.m.; Thu. 10 a.m.
Mr. Brooks ›› ’07, Suspense.
Kevin Costner. A detective dogs
a serial killer’s trail, while the
killer’s voyeuristic neighbor
blackmails him into continuing
his deadly hobby. (R) (L, S, V, N)
SHOW2 Sun. 8 p.m.
Mrs. Doubtfire ››› ’93, Com-
edy. Robin Williams. Estranged
from his wife, an out-of-work
actor masquerades as a nanny to
be with his children. (PG) (L, S)
FREE Sat. 10:10 a.m., 10 p.m.
The Mummy Returns ›› ’01, Ad-
venture. Brendan Fraser. Two evil
forces believe the 9-year-old son
of adventurer Rick O’Connell is
the key to the reincarnation of
Isis. (PG-13) (V) SPIKE Sun. 12
a.m.
The Muppet Movie ››› ’79,
Children’s. Charles Durning.
Fried-frogs-legs franchisers fol-
low Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy
and company to Hollywood. (G)
SHOW Tue. 6:15 a.m.
Murder Ahoy! ›› ’64, Mystery.
Margaret Rutherford. Poisoned
snuff leads Agatha Christie’s
sleuth Miss Marple to a cadet-
training ship and a killer. (NR)
TCM Thu. 3:30 p.m.
Music for Millions ›› ’44, Mu-
sical. Margaret O’Brien. An or-
chestra leader’s right-hand man
befriends a little girl whose musi-
cian sister is pregnant. (NR) TCM
Tue. 11:45 a.m.
My Best Friend’s Girl › ’08,
Romance-Comedy. Dane Cook.
A cad falls in love with the ex-
girlfriend of his best pal. (R) (L,
S, N, S) SHOW2 Sat. 2 a.m.
My Best Friend’s Wedding ›››
’97, Romance-Comedy. Julia Rob-
erts. A writer realizes that she is
in love with her best friend and
tries to stop him from marrying
another woman, a guileless heir-
ess. (PG-13) (L, S) FREE Wed. 11
p.m.; Thu. 4:30 p.m.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 ››
’16, Romance-Comedy. Nia Var-
dalos. The Portokalos clan makes
plans for a huge wedding after a
shocking family secret comes to
light. (PG-13) (S) HBO2 Sun. 5:15
a.m.; Thu. 8:25 a.m.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding ›››
’02, Romance-Comedy. Nia Var-
dalos. Family tensions arise after
a woman falls in love with a man
who is not Greek. (PG) (L, S)
HBO2 Thu. 6:50 a.m.
My Stepmother Is an Alien ››
’88, Science Fiction. Dan Ayk-
royd. An innocent beauty from
another planet becomes the wife
of a scientist who has a teenage
daughter. (PG-13) (S, V) STZENC
Tue. 12:25 p.m.
Mystery, Alaska ›› ’99, Com-
edy. Russell Crowe. The National
Hockey League sends the New
York Rangers to play a legendary
local team in an isolated Alaskan
town. (R) (L, S) SHOW Tue. 4
p.m.
Mystic Pizza ››› ’88, Romance-
Comedy. Julia Roberts. Three
teenage girls come of age one
summer working in a pizza par-
lor in Mystic, Conn. (R) (L, S)
STZENC Tue. 10:08 p.m.; Wed.
8:54 a.m.
Mystic River ››› ’03, Crime
Drama. Sean Penn. A detective
investigates the brutal beating
and murder of the daughter of a
childhood friend, then questions
a second friend. (R) (L, S, V)
HBO2 Fri. 4:35 p.m.
N cal uprising. (R) (L, S, V) TMC Sat.
The Naked Spur ››› ’53, West-
ern. James Stewart. A bounty
hunter has competition for an
outlaw’s daughter and a cor-
nered killer. (NR) TCM Sat. 1 p.m.
National Treasure ›› ’04, Ad-
venture. Nicolas Cage. An ad-
venturer must steal the Declara-
tion of Independence and use its
hidden map to find a legendary
fortune. (PG) (S, V) MAX Sun.
3:15 p.m.
Need for Speed ›› ’14, Action.
Aaron Paul. Determined to take
down his treacherous rival, a
street-car racer runs through a
cross-country net of cops and
bounty hunters to enter the most
prestigious race in the under-
ground racing circuit. (PG-13) (L,
S, N) SYFY Mon. 7 p.m.; Tue. 4
p.m.
Never Back Down › ’08, Action.
Djimon Hounsou. A teen is lured
into combat in an underground
fighting league. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) STZENC Fri. 11:29 a.m.; Sat.
7:17 a.m.
Next Friday ›› ’00, Comedy. Ice
Cube. To avoid being beaten up,
a young man goes to live with his
uncle, who just won the lottery.
(R) (L, S) HBO Tue. 2:35 a.m.
Night at the Museum: Battle of
the Smithsonian ›› ’09, Chil-
dren’s. Ben Stiller. Larry Daley
joins forces with Teddy Roos-
evelt, Amelia Earhart and oth-
ers to prevent four of history’s
worst villains from conquering
the world. (PG) (L, S) FREE Sat.
3:15 p.m.
The Night of the Hunter ›››
’55, Suspense. Robert Mitchum.
The Rev. Harry Powell, a religious
fanatic and serial killer, meets
condemned murderer Ben Harp-
er in prison, who tells him about
hiding $10,000 in stolen loot.
After he’s released, Powell tracks
down Harper’s widow, Willa, and
her two children. (NR) TCM Sun.
1 p.m.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street ››
’10, Horror. Jackie Earle Haley.
Teens struggle to stay awake
when a razor-gloved killer in-
vades their dreams. (R) (L, S, V)
SYFY Sun. 1 p.m.; Mon. 8:30 a.m.
Nights in Rodanthe ›› ’08,
Romance. Richard Gere. Two
troubled souls find comfort and
a life-changing romance during
a stormy weekend at a North
Carolina inn. (PG-13) (S) HBO Fri.
2:45 p.m.
9 ›› ’09, Adventure. Voices of
Elijah Wood. Animated. In a post-
apocalyptic world, a sentient
rag doll convinces its comrades
that they must take the offen-
sive against the machines that
threaten to destroy them. (PG-13)
(S, V) HBO2 Wed. 5 a.m.
No Escape ›› ’15, Suspense.
Owen Wilson. In Southeast Asia,
a newly relocated American busi-
nessman and his family look for a
safe haven during a violent politi-
11:15 a.m., 6:15 p.m.
No Strings Attached ›› ’11,
Romance-Comedy. Natalie Port-
man. After sex enters the equa-
tion, two lifelong friends make
a pact to keep their relationship
purely physical. (R) (L, S) E! Mon.
1 a.m., 3:30 p.m.
Notorious ›› ’09, Biography.
Angela Bassett. Christopher Wal-
lace rises from the streets of
Brooklyn as rap artist Notorious
B.I.G., then is shot to death in
1997. (R) (L, S, N, S) HBO Wed. 11
p.m.; Sat. 9:05 p.m.
Now You See Me 2 ›› ’16, Ad-
venture. Jesse Eisenberg. A
devious tech wizard forces the
illusionists known as the Four
Horsemen to steal a powerful
chip that can control all of the
world’s computers. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) HBO Thu. 9 p.m.
The Nutty Professor ››› ’96,
Comedy. Eddie Murphy. An obese
scientist drops the pounds and
his poor self-image when a se-
cret formula turns him into a
slender ladies man. (PG-13) (S)
BET Sat. 10 a.m., 4 p.m.
O A Perfect Day ›› ’15, Comedy-
Oculus ›› ’13, Horror. Karen Gil-
lan. Adult siblings make plans to
destroy an antique mirror and
the malevolent force within it
that caused the deaths of their
parents. (R) (L, S, V) SYFY Sat.
1:12 a.m.
Odd Thomas ›› ’13, Fantasy.
Anton Yelchin. A clairvoyant cook
joins forces with his sweetheart
and the town sheriff to prevent
an unknown catastrophe that
may be linked to a weird strang-
er. (NR) (S) SYFY Wed. 10 p.m.;
Thu. 2 p.m.
Of Unknown Origin ›› ’83, Hor-
ror. Peter Weller. A New York
banker fends for himself against
a giant rat loose in his renovated
brownstone. (R) (L, N, V) TCM
Sun. 1:30 a.m.
Olympus Has Fallen ›› ’13, Ac-
tion. Gerard Butler. America’s
national security team must rely
on a disgraced former guard to
save the president after terrorists
seize control of the White House,
taking the chief of state hostage.
(R) (L, S, V) TNT Sat. 7 p.m.
One Fine Day ›› ’96, Romance-
Comedy. Michelle Pfeiffer. On
a hectic day, architect Melanie,
single mom of a small boy, meets
news columnist Jack, divorced
dad of a little girl. (PG) (L, S)
STZENC Wed. 6:09 p.m.
Open Season 2 ›› ’08, Chil-
dren’s. Voices of Mike Epps. Ani-
mated. Animals band together to
rescue a kidnapped dachshund
from a group of domesticated
pets. (PG) (S) TOON Sun. 7:15
a.m.; Thu. 9 a.m.
Open Season ›› ’06, Children’s.
Voices of Martin Lawrence. Ani-
mated. Stranded in the wilder-
ness, a mule deer and a domes-
ticated bear try to make their
way back to the safety of a town
preserve before a hunter catches
them. (PG) (L, S) TOON Wed.
9 a.m.
Orange County ›› ’02, Comedy.
Colin Hanks. A high schooler tries
to fix a mistake after his guid-
ance counselor sends the wrong
papers to Stanford University.
(PG-13) (L, S) SHOW Sun. 5 a.m.
Ordinary People ›››› ’80,
Drama. Donald Sutherland. A
suburban Chicago couple and
their son are torn apart by an-
other son’s death. (R) (L, S) TMC
Mon. 4:55 p.m.; Sat. 5:30 a.m.
The Other Guys ››› ’10, Com-
edy. Will Ferrell. Two deskbound
detectives get more than they
bargain for when they take on a
seemingly minor case that may
turn out to be New York’s big-
gest crime. (PG-13) (L, S, V) USA
Wed. 4 p.m.
The Other Woman ›› ’14, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Cameron Diaz.
A wife and two mistresses join
forces to take revenge on the
suave cad who betrayed all of
them. (PG-13) (L, S) FX Mon. 7
p.m., 9:30 p.m.
Our Brand Is Crisis ›› ’15, Come-
dy. Sandra Bullock. After coming
out of self-imposed retirement,
an American political consultant
must outwit a rival strategist to
get a Bolivian presidential candi-
date elected. (R) (L, S) MAX Mon.
5:10 p.m.; Thu. 11:40 a.m.
Our Family Wedding › ’10, Ro-
mance-Comedy. America Ferre-
ra. Two overbearing men wreak
havoc with their children’s wed-
ding plans. (PG-13) (L, S) VH1
Wed. 12 a.m., 11 a.m.
Out of the Furnace ››› ’13,
Crime Drama. Christian Bale. A
steelworker takes matters into
his own hands when his broth-
er joins one of the Northeast’s
most-ruthless crime syndicates,
then disappears. (R) (L, S, V)
SHOW Tue. 6 p.m.; Sat. 2 p.m.
P years in the Nazi-controlled War-
Paddington ››› ’14, Children’s.
Hugh Bonneville. Live action/ani-
mated. A lost Peruvian bear finds
shelter with a kind British family,
but a museum taxidermist has
designs on his rare hide. (PG) (S)
TMC Tue. 10:20 a.m., 5:25 p.m.;
Fri. 10 a.m., 7 p.m.
Pale Rider ››› ’85, Western.
Clint Eastwood. Gold miners are
saved from corporate villains
by the miracle of a mysterious
preacher on a pale horse. (R) (S,
V) MAX Fri. 2:05 p.m.
Paranoia › ’13, Suspense. Liam
Hemsworth. A young man must
become a corporate spy to save
his job. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TMC Thu.
3 p.m., 11 p.m.
Paranormal Activity 4 ›› ’12,
Horror. Kathryn Newton. A teen-
ager bears witness to terrify-
ing events that occur when she
and her family become the tem-
porary caretakers of a creepy
neighbor boy. (R) (L, S, V) FX
Wed. 8:30 a.m.; Thu. 6 a.m.
The Parent Trap ››› ’98,
Children’s. Lindsay Lohan. An
11-year-old meets her California
twin, and they plot to reunite
their divorced parents. (PG) (S)
CMT Sat. 11 a.m., 4 p.m.
P.C.U. ›› ’94, Comedy. Jeremy
Piven. Politically correct colle-
gians unite against the residents
of a dorm where offensive be-
havior is encouraged. (PG-13) (L,
S) STZENC Thu. 3:40 a.m., 8:11
a.m., 8 p.m.
The Peanuts Movie ››› ’15, Chil-
dren’s. Voices of Noah Schnapp.
Animated. Good ol’ Charlie
Brown develops a crush on the
Little Red-Haired Girl while his
best friend Snoopy embarks on
an epic adventure as a World
War I flying ace who pursues
the Red Baron. (G) HBO2 Wed.
6:20 a.m.
People Like Us ›› ’12, Drama.
Chris Pine. In the course of set-
tling the estate of his late father,
a young salesman is surprised
to discover the existence of a
30-year-old sister, Frankie. (PG-
13) (L, S) SHOW Mon. 11 a.m.
Drama. Benicio Del Toro. Aid
workers in the Balkans try to
retrieve a man’s body from a
well before it contaminates the
water for nearby villagers. (R) (L,
S) TMC Sun. 11:30 p.m.; Thu. 9:40
a.m., 5 p.m.
The Perfect Storm ››› ’00,
Suspense. George Clooney. At
sea in October 1991, the crewmen
of the Andrea Gail encounter a
storm with hurricane-strength
winds and 100-foot waves. (PG-
13) (L, S) AMC Sat. 10 p.m.
Permanent Midnight ››› ’98,
Drama. Ben Stiller. Sitcom writer
Jerry Stahl recalls heroin addic-
tion, his mother’s suicide, his
failed marriage and affairs. (R)
(L, S, S) TMC Tue. 5:40 a.m.
The Pianist ››› ’02, Historical
Drama. Adrien Brody. Polish Jew
Wladyslaw Szpilman survives five
saw ghetto during World War II.
(R) (L, V) MAX Fri. 11:35 a.m.
The Pink Panther ››› ’63, Com-
edy. Peter Sellers. Clumsy Inspec-
tor Jacques Clouseau chases a
jewel thief and his nephew. (NR)
TCM Sun. 2:45 p.m.
Piranha ›› ’10, Horror. Elisabeth
Shue. Spring break turns gory
at a popular waterside resort,
where hundreds of prehistoric
man-eating fish have come to
dine on hapless humans. (R) (L,
S, V, N) SYFY Tue. 9:30 p.m.;
Wed. 3 p.m.
Pitch Black ›› ’00, Science Fic-
tion. Radha Mitchell. After crash
landing on a distant planet, survi-
vors must fight deadly creatures
that come out only at night. (R)
(L, S, V) MAX Fri. 3:35 a.m.
Pitch Perfect ››› ’12, Musical
Comedy. Anna Kendrick. When
a new student joins her college’s
female a cappella group, she
takes the women out of their
comfort zone of traditional piec-
es and introduces them to inno-
vative arrangements. (PG-13) (L,
S) MTV Sun. 3 p.m.
Play It to the Bone › ’99, Com-
edy-Drama. Antonio Banderas.
Two boxing friends are offered
$100,000 to fight each other. (R)
(L, S, V) MAX Sat. 5 a.m.
Point Break ›› ’15, Action. Éd-
gar Ramírez. Young FBI recruit
Johnny Utah goes under cover
to infiltrate a gang of extreme
athletes who perform daredevil
heists. (PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX Mon.
3:10 a.m.; Wed. 5:05 p.m.
Poltergeist II: The Other Side ››
’86, Horror. JoBeth Williams. An
American Indian helps a broke
and homeless family, once again
prey to a poltergeist. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) TMC Sat. 8 p.m., 11:15 p.m.
Poltergeist III › ’88, Horror. Tom
Skerritt. Vengeful spirits follow a
girl to her uncle’s high-rise. (PG-
13) (L, S, V) TMC Sat. 9:35 p.m.
Poltergeist ›› ’15, Horror. Sam
Rockwell. Parapsychologists
visit a family’s home when sin-
ister spirits hold their youngest
daughter captive. (PG-13) (L, S)
HBO2 Tue. 5:25 p.m.
Pompeii ›› ’14, Adventure. Kit
Harington. As Mount Vesuvius
rains down lava and ash, a gladi-
ator races to save the woman he
loves before the city collapses.
(PG-13) (S, V) SYFY Tue. 2 p.m.;
Wed. 1:30 a.m.
The Poseidon Adventure ››
’72, Adventure. Gene Hackman.
A clergyman leads survivors of a
capsized luxury liner through the
ship’s innards to its highest point.
(PG) (L, V) AMC Sat. 12:30 p.m.
Possessed ›› ’31, Drama. Joan
Crawford. A Pennsylvanian
leaves her small-town suitor and
becomes a rich New York law-
yer’s mistress. (NR) TCM Tue.
7 p.m.
Post Grad ›› ’09, Comedy. Alex-
is Bledel. An optimistic graduate
gets a rude awakening when she
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fails to find a job and must move
back in with her eccentric family.
(PG-13) (L, S) FREE Fri. 11 p.m.
Powder ›› ’95, Drama. Mary
Steenburgen. The head of a Tex-
as school for troubled boys takes
interest in a pale-skinned teen
with highly evolved mental abili-
ties. (PG-13) (L) HBO Fri. 9:15 a.m.
Predator 2 ›› ’90, Science Fic-
tion. Danny Glover. Local and
federal police hunt a sneaky
alien creature, now skinning drug
dealers in 1997 Los Angeles. (R)
(L, S, V, N) TBS Fri. 2 a.m.
Premium Rush ››› ’12, Action.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt. A bike
messenger’s last delivery of the
day turns into a life-or-death
chase through Manhattan. (PG-
13) (L, S, V) FX Fri. 12 a.m., 6 a.m.
Premonition ›› ’07, Suspense.
Sandra Bullock. A woman battles
time and destiny to save her
family after experiencing a pre-
cognitive vision of her husband’s
death. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW
Mon. 7:30 a.m. SHOW2 Wed. 12:15
p.m., 7:15 p.m.
Pride and Glory ›› ’08, Crime
Drama. Edward Norton. Duty and
family loyalties come into conflict
when a detective and his broth-
er-in-law probe a failed drug
bust in which a fellow cop and
family member lost four men. (R)
(L, S, V) MAX Sun. 11 a.m.; Thu.
9:30 a.m.
The Princess and the Frog ›››
’09, Children’s. Voices of Anika
Noni Rose. Animated. A fateful
kiss leads a young woman and a
royal amphibian on an adventure
through the bayous of Louisiana.
(G) FREE Sun. 8:05 a.m.
The Princess Diaries ›› ’01, Chil-
dren’s. Julie Andrews. A woman
gives etiquette lessons to her
reluctant granddaughter who is
heir apparent to a throne. (G)
HBO Sat. 9 a.m.
The Producers ››› ’68, Com-
edy. Zero Mostel. A Broadway
producer and his accountant
back a sure-fire flop: “Springtime
for Hitler.” (NR) (S) TCM Sat.
3:45 a.m.
The Proposal ›› ’09, Romance-
Comedy. Sandra Bullock. Facing
deportation to Canada, a high-
powered book editor pretends
she is engaged to her assistant,
whom she’s tormented for years.
(PG-13) (L, S, N) FREE Sun. 8:30
p.m.; Mon. 4:30 p.m.
P.S. I Love You ›› ’07, Romance.
Hilary Swank. A grieving widow
receives a series of messages
that her husband left to encour-
age her to establish a new life
and ease the loss. (PG-13) (S, N)
HBO2 Tue. 5 a.m.
Puerto Ricans in Paris ›› ’15,
Comedy. Luis Guzmán. Two New
York detectives work under cover
in Paris to catch a thief who’s
threatening to flood the fashion
market with bootlegged hand-
bags. (R) (L, S) HBO2 Thu. 3:40
a.m.
The Purge ›› ’13, Suspense.
Ethan Hawke. A man and his
family struggle to survive the
night when an intruder breaks
into their home during a govern-
ment-sanctioned event in which
all criminal activity — including
murder — is legal. (R) (L, S, V)
FX Sat. 2 a.m.
Q taken to the Old West by the
Quick Money ›› ’37, Drama.
Fred Stone. A mayor finds his
job in jeopardy when he opposes
two scheming swindlers who
promise to turn his town into a
resort. (NR) TCM Mon. 6:30 a.m.
R SHOW2 Sat. 10:45 p.m.
Race ›› ’16, Biography. Stephan
James. Overcoming racism at
home and abroad, track and field
superstar Jesse Owens competes
for Olympic glory in 1936 Berlin.
(PG-13) (L, S) HBO Wed. 9:40
a.m.
Rambo III ›› ’88, Action. Sylves-
ter Stallone. Loner Rambo leaves
a Buddhist monastery to free his
Green Beret mentor from Soviets
in Afghanistan. (R) (L, S, V) AMC
Thu. 11:30 a.m.; Fri. 1 a.m.
Rambo: Extended Cut ›› ’08,
Action. Sylvester Stallone. John
Rambo calls upon his long-bur-
ied but lethal skills to rescue
a missionary and her comrades
from the Burmese army. (NR) (L,
S, V) SPIKE Tue. 8 a.m.
Rampart ››› ’11, Crime Drama.
Woody Harrelson. A veteran cop
blurs the line between right and
wrong as he carries out his own
brand of justice on the streets of
Los Angeles. (R) (L, S, V) TMC
Sun. 3:20 p.m.; Sat. 1 p.m.
Rat Race ›› ’01, Comedy. Rowan
Atkinson. A hotel owner devises
a contest where six Las Vegas
gamblers frantically search for a
bag containing $2 million. (PG-
13) (L, S, N) HBO2 Thu. 1:25 p.m.,
7 p.m.
Red 2 ›› ’13, Action. Bruce Wil-
lis. Former CIA black-ops agent
Frank Moses and his team battle
assassins, terrorists and power-
hungry government officials as
they try to retrieve a lethal de-
vice that could change the bal-
ance of world power. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) SYFY Sun. 5 p.m.
Red Corner ›› ’97, Suspense.
Richard Gere. A Chinese attorney
defends a U.S. businessman ac-
cused of killing a model he spent
the night with in Beijing. (R) (S,
V) TMC Mon. 12:40 p.m., 10:30
p.m.; Fri. 1:20 p.m.
Red Dawn ›› ’84, Action. Pat-
rick Swayze. Colorado teens fight
back after Soviet-led paratroops
drop into town for World War
III. (PG-13) (L, S, V) AMC Mon.
9:59 a.m.
Renaissance Man ›› ’94, Com-
edy. Danny DeVito. An unem-
ployed advertising executive
takes a job teaching Shakespeare
to a group of underachieving
Army recruits. (PG-13) (L) HBO
Fri. 7 a.m.
”Romancing the Stone”
Reno ›› ’39, Drama. Richard
Dix. A gambler’s daughter dis-
covers he was the first divorce
lawyer in Reno, Nev. (NR) TCM
Wed. 4:15 p.m.
Requiem for a Dream: Direc-
tor’s Cut ››› ’00, Drama. Ellen
Burstyn. A middle-aged woman
gets an invitation to be on her
favorite game show, as her son
starts selling cocaine and be-
comes an addict. (NR) (L, S, V)
TMC Thu. 12:40 a.m.
Resident Evil: Extinction ›› ’07,
Horror. Milla Jovovich. Geneti-
cally altered by Umbrella Corp.,
Alice and her cohorts try to erad-
icate an undead virus before it
infects everyone on Earth. (R)
(S, V, N) SYFY Sun. 10 p.m.; Mon.
2:30 p.m.
The Return of Doctor X ››
’39, Horror. Wayne Morris. A
cub reporter gets the scoop on
a bloodthirsty doctor brought
back from the dead. (NR) (S)
TCM Fri. 5:45 p.m.
The Revenant ››› ’15, Adven-
ture. Leonardo DiCaprio. In 1823,
fur trapper Hugh Glass treks
through the snowy wilderness
to track down John Fitzgerald, a
member of his hunting team who
killed his young son and left him
for dead. (R) (L, S, N, V) MAX Fri.
7 p.m.; Sat. 11:25 p.m.
Ride Along 2 ›› ’16, Comedy.
Ice Cube. Lawmen James Payton
and Ben Barber pursue a violent
drug lord in Miami. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) HBO2 Thu. 5:05 a.m.
Ring of Fire ›› ’61, Adventure.
David Janssen. Two hoodlums
and a bad girl take a deputy
sheriff hostage, followed by a
forest fire. (NR) TCM Sat. 11:15
a.m.
Road to Perdition ››› ’02,
Crime Drama. Tom Hanks. Ac-
companied by his eldest son,
a Depression-era mob enforcer
seeks revenge after the rest of
his family are murdered by his
employer’s jealous son. (R) (L, V)
HBO2 Mon. 1:40 p.m.
The Road Warrior ›››› ’81, Ac-
tion. Mel Gibson. Loner lawman
Mad Max fights barbarian bikers
for gasoline in the wasteland of daughter. (PG) (L) STZENC Tue.
the future. (R) (L, S, N, V) MAX 4:02 p.m.
Sat. 11:40 a.m. Saw IV › ’07, Horror. Tobin Bell.
Rodan ›› ’57, Science Fiction. An officer must save his friend
Kenji Sawara. A bug-eating from Jigsaw’s deadly trap. (R) (L,
pterodactyl flies out of a coal S, V) SHOW2 Thu. 12:40 a.m.
mine and wrecks Japan with Scarface ››› ’83, Crime Drama.
sonic booms. (NR) (S, V) TCM Al Pacino. A Cuban immigrant
Thu. 7 p.m. from Castro’s jails cuts a violent
Romancing the Stone ››› ’84, path of destruction on his way to
Adventure. Michael Douglas. A the top of Miami’s drug trade. (R)
mousy novelist goes to Colombia (L, S, V, N) MAX Mon. 12:15 p.m.;
for her sister and joins a merce- Fri. 12:45 a.m.
nary on a treasure hunt. (PG) (L, Scent of a Woman ››› ’92,
S, V) MAX Sun. 7 p.m. Drama. Al Pacino. A blind ex-
The Rose ››› ’79, Musical. Bet- colonel takes his preppie guide
on a lust-for-life trip to New York.
te Midler. An exhausted rock star
turns to drugs, alcohol and a (R) (L, S) MAX Thu. 2:20 a.m.
lover when her greedy manager Scrooged ››› ’88, Comedy. Bill
Murray. A ruthless TV-network
will not let her quit. (R) (L, S, N)
MAX Fri. 5:25 a.m. chief meets the ghosts of Christ-
The Royal Tenenbaums ››› ’01, mases past, present and yet to
come. (PG-13) (L, V) SHOW Mon.
Comedy-Drama. Gene Hackman.
9:15 a.m.
An errant father tries to reconcile
Sea of Love ››› ’89, Suspense.
with his eccentric and under-
Al Pacino. Two New York detec-
achieving family in New York. (R)
tives bait a lonely hearts killer;
(L, S, N) TMC Sun. 1:30 p.m.; Mon. one of them falls for a suspect.
4:55 a.m.; Sat. 3:35 a.m. (R) (L, S, N, V) MAX Tue. 11:55
Run Fat Boy Run ›› ’07, Ro- a.m.
mance-Comedy. Simon Pegg. Search Party › ’14, Comedy.
An out-of-shape security guard Adam Pally. Two buddies must
enters a charity marathon in an rescue a stranded friend in Mexi-
attempt to win back the woman co. (R) (L, S, N) HBO2 Thu. 12:05
he jilted at the altar five years a.m.
earlier. (PG-13) (L, S, N) MAX The Secret Garden ››› ’49,
Mon. 7 a.m. Children’s. Margaret O’Brien. An
The Rundown ››› ’03, Adven- English orphan finds the key to
ture. The Rock. Before his retire- her bitter uncle’s magic garden,
ment, a bounty hunter must lo- seen in color. (G) TCM Tue. 3:15
cate his boss’ son, who is search- p.m.
ing for a priceless artifact in the Serendipity ›› ’01, Romance-
Amazon. (PG-13) (S, V) SPIKE Comedy. John Cusack. A man
Wed. 1:30 p.m. and a woman try to find each
Rushmore ››› ’98, Comedy. Ja- other after spending one night
son Schwartzman. A precocious together 10 years earlier. (PG-13)
teenager and a jaded tycoon (L, S) BRAVO Sat. 12 a.m.
become bitter romantic rivals Set It Off ››› ’96, Action. Jada
for the affections of a widowed Pinkett. Desperation drives four
teacher. (R) (L, N) HBO Fri. 12:10 inner-city women to bank rob-
a.m. bery in Los Angeles, then they
start mistrusting one another. (R)
S (L, S, V) BET Thu. 5 p.m.; Fri. 12
p.m.
Sabrina ›› ’95, Romance-Com- The Seven Five ››› ’14, Docu-
edy. Harrison Ford. Sons of a mentary. Former NYPD officer
Long Island tycoon become ro- Michael Dowd tells how he and
mantic rivals for the chauffeur’s his partner committed a long list
of crimes, including running their
own cocaine ring, while on the
job in the 1980s and early ’90s.
(R) (L, S) TMC Sat. 9:30 a.m.
Shanghai Noon ››› ’00, Com-
edy. Jackie Chan. A Chinese Im-
perial Guardsman teams up with
a robber to rescue a princess,
guard’s former captain. (PG-13)
(L, S, V) TBS Sun. 9 a.m.
Shaun of the Dead ››› ’04,
Comedy. Simon Pegg. An aimless
TV salesman and his best pal
must save their friends and fam-
ily from the zombies that have
overrun London. (R) (L, S, V)
The Shawshank Redemption
›››› ’94, Drama. Tim Robbins.
Two life sentences for a 1947
double murder land an innocent
man in a corrupt Maine peni-
tentiary. (R) (L, S, V) SPIKE Sat.
8 a.m.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of
Shadows ›› ’11, Action. Robert
Downey Jr.. The murder of Aus-
tria’s crown prince leads Holmes,
Watson and a Gypsy to a show-
down with an evil genius named
Moriarty. (PG-13) (S, V) AMC Thu.
10 p.m.; Fri. 2 p.m.
Sherlock Holmes ›› ’09, Action.
Robert Downey Jr.. The resource-
ful detective and his astute part-
ner, Dr. Watson, meet a power-
ful criminal, a devotee of black
magic who arises from his grave.
(PG-13) (S, V) AMC Thu. 7 p.m.;
Fri. 11 a.m.
She’s All That ›› ’99, Romance-
Comedy. Freddie Prinze Jr.. A
cool teen bets a friend that he
can transform the school’s geeki-
est girl into a prom queen. (PG-
13) (L, S) FREE Fri. 5 p.m.
She’s Out of My League ›› ’10,
Romance-Comedy. Jay Baruchel.
An airport security agent must
figure out how to make the rela-
tionship work when a beautiful,
successful woman falls in love
with him. (R) (L, S) VH1 Sat. 10
p.m.
Shield for Murder ››› ’54,
Crime Drama. Edmond O’Brien.
A police detective kills a bookie,
robs him and hides the loot at
his suburban dream house. (NR)
TCM Sun. 9 a.m.
Shooter ›› ’07, Suspense. Mark
Wahlberg. Reluctantly pressed
into service again, a former mili-
tary sniper plots revenge against
his powerful foes after being be-
trayed and wounded. (R) (L, S, V)
SPIKE Tue. 6 p.m., 9 p.m.
The Shooting ›› ’67, Western.
Millie Perkins. A woman, two
bounty hunters and a gunman
ride into a desert and run out of
water. (G) STZENC Wed. 1:37 a.m.
Shutter Island ›› ’10, Suspense.
Leonardo DiCaprio. A 1950s law-
man pursues a murderess who
appears to have vanished from a
locked room within a fortresslike
psychiatric hospital. (R) (L, S, N,
V) SYFY Sun. 8 a.m.
Silent Hill ›› ’06, Horror. Radha
Mitchell. A woman searches for

her missing daughter in a town
that has been enveloped in a liv-
ing darkness, against which the
remaining humans fight a losing
battle for survival. (R) (L, S, V)
STZENC Mon. 3:51 p.m.
The Sisterhood of the Travel-
ing Pants 2 ›› ’08, Comedy-
Drama. Amber Tamblyn. Tibby,
Lena, Carmen and Bridget find
it increasingly difficult to stay in
touch as their lives branch out in
different directions. (PG-13) (S)
HBO2 Sat. 5:30 a.m.
The Sixth Sense ››› ’99, Sus-
pense. Bruce Willis. A child psy-
chologist tries to help a boy who
is traumatized by visitations from
troubled spirits. (PG-13) (V) HBO
Sat. 1:20 p.m.
Sky High ›› ’05, Children’s. Mi-
chael Angarano. Hoping he will
follow in their footsteps, two su-
perheroes send their reluctant
son to a training school. (PG) (L,
S, V) TBS Mon. 2 a.m.
Slumdog Millionaire ››› ’08,
Comedy-Drama. Dev Patel.
Flashbacks reveal how a poor
youth came to be a prize-win-
ning contestant on one of India’s
most-popular game shows. (R)
(L, S, V) HBO Fri. 7 p.m. HBO2
Sun. 8 p.m.; Wed. 9:25 a.m.
Smokey and the Bandit ››› ’77,
Comedy. Burt Reynolds. Sheriff
Buford T. Justice chases a truck-
er, his buddy, a runaway bride
and 400 cases of beer. (PG) (L,
V) AMC Mon. 11:14 p.m.
Smokey and the Bandit ››› ’77,
Comedy. Burt Reynolds. Sheriff
Buford T. Justice chases a truck-
er, his buddy, a runaway bride
and 400 cases of beer. (PG) (L,
V) AMC Tue. 4:45 p.m.
Snakes on a Plane ›› ’06, Sus-
pense. Samuel L. Jackson. An
FBI agent must contend with a
swarm of deadly serpents that
have been released aboard an
airliner to kill the witness he is
escorting to trial. (R) (L, S, V, N)
SYFY Tue. 7 p.m.; Wed. 12:30 p.m.
Sniper ›› ’93, Action. Tom
Berenger. A lone Marine sharp-
shooter goes on a Panama mis-
sion with a Washington bureau-
crat accustomed to paper tar-
gets. (R) (L, V) AMC Tue. 10 a.m.;
Wed. 2:30 a.m.
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs ›››› ’37, Children’s.
Voices of Adriana Caselotti. Ani-
mated. A wicked queen casts a
spell upon a beautiful young girl
in this Disney adaptation of the
classic fairy tale. (G) FREE Sun.
6 a.m.
Solaris ››› ’02, Science Fic-
tion. George Clooney. A widowed
psychologist arrives at a space
station to investigate the unex-
plained behavior of a group of
scientists. (PG-13) (L, S, N) MAX
Wed. 1 p.m.
Something New ›› ’06, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Sanaa Lathan.
A black woman raises eyebrows
among her friends when she de-
velops a budding romance with a
white man. (PG-13) (S) STZENC
Wed. 10:42 a.m.
Soul Men ›› ’08, Comedy. Sam-
uel L. Jackson. Old animosities
re-emerge when two estranged
singers travel cross-country to
perform in a tribute concert for
their late band leader. (R) (L, S,
N) BET Mon. 9 a.m., 5 p.m.
Southpaw ›› ’15, Drama. Jake
Gyllenhaal. After losing every-
thing to a senseless tragedy, a
boxer turns to a retired fighter
for guidance as he struggles to-
ward redemption. (R) (L, S, V)
TMC Sun. 11:25 a.m., 7 p.m.; Fri.
4:55 p.m.
Space Jam ›› ’96, Children’s.
Michael Jordan. Live action/ani-
mated. Bugs Bunny recruits NBA
star Michael Jordan to help the
good Looney Tunes squad take
on the bad Monstars in a bas-
ketball game. (PG) (L) VH1 Sat.
8:30 a.m.
The Spectacular Now ››› ’13,
Comedy-Drama. Miles Teller. An
innocent, bookish teenager be-
gins dating the charming, free-
wheeling high-school senior who
awoke on her lawn after a night
of heavy partying. (R) (L, S)
FREE Tue. 11 p.m.
Speed 2: Cruise Control › ’97,
Action. Sandra Bullock. A mad-
man seizes the helm of a luxuri-
ous ocean liner. (PG-13) (S, V)
STZENC Wed. 9:51 p.m.
Speed Racer ›› ’08, Action.
Emile Hirsch. Defying a corrupt
business mogul, Speed enters
the same arduous cross-country
race that caused his brother’s
death. (PG) (L, S, V) HBO2 Mon.
7:05 a.m.
Speed ››› ’94, Action. Kea-
nu Reeves. A SWAT team ace
must keep the speed of a Santa
Monica bus above 50 mph, or a
madman’s bomb will explode.
(R) (L, S, V) AMC Wed. 9:30 p.m.;
Thu. 2 p.m.
Spy Game ›› ’01, Suspense.
Robert Redford. A CIA agent
tries to rescue his one-time pro-
tege who awaits execution in
a Chinese prison. (R) (L, S, V)
SHOW Thu. 3:30 a.m.; Fri. 7 a.m.
Spy Kids 3: Game Over ›› ’03,
Children’s. Antonio Banderas. A
boy tries to rescue his sister in-
side a virtual-reality game cre-
ated by a madman out to enslave
children. (PG) (S) SHOW2 Sun.
6:30 a.m.
Star Trek: Insurrection ›› ’98,
Science Fiction. Patrick Stewart.
To uphold the principles of his
Starfleet oath and save an alien
race, Capt. Picard defies Fed-
eration orders. (PG) (L, S, V) AMC
Mon. 8 a.m. BBC Wed. 7 p.m.,
11:30 p.m.
Star Trek Into Darkness ›››
’13, Science Fiction. Chris Pine.
After an act of terrorism leaves
him with a personal score to
settle, Capt. Kirk defies Starfleet
regulations and leads his crew on
a mission to capture a powerfully
destructive force. (PG-13) (S, V)
FX Fri. 7 p.m., 10:30 p.m.
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Star Trek: Nemesis ›› ’02, Sci-
ence Fiction. Patrick Stewart.
The crew of the Enterprise must
prevent a replica of Capt. Picard
from overtaking Earth. (PG-13)
(S, V) BBC Wed. 9 p.m.; Thu.
1:30 a.m.
Star Trek ››› ’09, Science Fic-
tion. Chris Pine. Young James
T. Kirk, Spock and the rest of
the Enterprise crew embark on a
collision course with a vengeful
Romulan. (PG-13) (S, V) FX Fri. 4
p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
››› ’83, Science Fiction. Mark
Hamill. Luke Skywalker, now an
experienced Jedi knight, tries to
discover Darth Vader’s identity.
(PG) (S, V) TNT Sun. 2:02 p.m.
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes
Back ›››› ’80, Science Fiction.
Mark Hamill. Yoda teaches Luke
Skywalker to be a Jedi knight,
and Han Solo woos Princess Leia,
as Darth Vader returns to threat-
en the rebel forces trying to save
the galaxy. (PG) (S, V) TNT Sun.
11:15 a.m.
Step Up 3 ›› ’10, Drama. Rick
Malambri. Street dancers team
with a freshman from New York
University for a high-stakes
showdown against the world’s
best hip-hop dancers. (PG-13) (L,
S) MTV Fri. 9 a.m.
Steve Jobs ››› ’15, Biography.
Michael Fassbender. From 1984
to 1998, Apple Inc. co-founder
Steve Jobs uses innovation and
fierce determination to develop
highly anticipated and revolu-
tionary computers, including the
Macintosh and the iMac. (R) (L,
S) MAX Sat. 7 p.m.
Stomp the Yard ›› ’07, Dra-
ma. Columbus Short. A troubled
street dancer enrolls in a Georgia
college and finds himself in the
middle of a tug-of-war between
fraternities, who want to use his
talents in a dance competition.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) TVONE Sun. 6
p.m., 8:30 p.m.
Straight Outta Compton ›››
’15, Biography. O’Shea Jackson
Jr.. In 1988, N.W.A revolutionizes
music and pop culture with their
brutally honest depiction of life
in Southern Los Angeles. (R) (L,
S, N, S, V) HBO2 Sat. 12:30 p.m.
The Straight Story ››› ’99,
Drama. Richard Farnsworth. An
old man buys a John Deere trac-
tor and drives from Iowa to Wis-
consin to see his estranged, ail-
ing brother. (G) SHOW Thu. 7:35
a.m.; Sat. 8:45 a.m. SHOW2 Thu.
3:45 a.m.
Strange Cargo ›› ’40, Adven-
ture. Joan Crawford. An island
convict, his girlfriend and other
lost souls escape in a sailboat
with a Christlike man. (NR) TCM
Tue. 8:30 p.m.
Stripes ›› ’81, Comedy. Bill Mur-
ray. A lazy New York cabby quits
his job and convinces his bored
buddy they should join the Army.
(R) (L, S, N) STZENC Sun. 4:29
p.m.
Suicide Squad ›› ’16, Action.
Will Smith. Deadshot, Harley
Quinn, Captain Boomerang, Killer
Croc and other armed supervil-
lains unite to battle a mysterious
and powerful entity, while the
diabolical Joker launches an evil
agenda of his own. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) HBO Sun. 10:55 a.m.; Fri.
4:25 p.m.
Sully ››› ’16, Drama. Tom
Hanks. After landing US Airways
Flight 1549 in New York’s Hud-
son River, Capt. Chesley “Sully”
Sullenberger faces an investiga-
tion that threatens to destroy his
career and reputation. (PG-13)
(L, S) HBO Sun. 1 a.m., 6:20 p.m.;
Wed. 8 a.m., 7 p.m.
The Sum of All Fears ››› ’02,
Suspense. Ben Affleck. Jack Ryan
and the CIA director try to stop
terrorists who are planning a nu-
clear attack. (PG-13) (L, V) MAX
Mon. 7 p.m.
Summer Rental ›› ’85, Com-
edy. John Candy. A stressed air-
traffic controller takes his family
to Florida and makes a fool of
himself. (PG) (L) STZENC Sun.
2:59 p.m., 9:55 p.m.
Sunshine ››› ’99, Historical
Drama. Ralph Fiennes. Three
generations of a Jewish family
are caught up in the successive
political upheavals affecting their
native Hungary. (R) (L, N, S, V)
SHOW Wed. 12:15 a.m.
Superbad ››› ’07, Comedy.
Jonah Hill. Separation anxiety
poses a problem for two co-de-
pendent high-school seniors who
hope to score booze and babes
at a party. (R) (L, S, S, V) BRAVO
Sat. 4 p.m., 11:30 p.m.
The Swarm ›› ’78, Horror. Mi-
chael Caine. A scientist and an
Air Force general trick killer bees
away from Houston. (PG) (V)
TCM Sun. 3 a.m.
The Sweetest Thing › ’02, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Cameron Diaz.
A woman tries to track down a
guy she met at a dance club. (R)
(L, S, S) HBO Tue. 7 p.m.
T
Taken 3 ›› ’14, Action. Liam
Neeson. After he’s framed for the
murder of his beloved ex-wife,
ex-covert operative Bryan Mills
channels his rage and particular
set of skills into taking revenge
on the real killers and protecting
his daughter. (PG-13) (L, S, V) FX
Tue. 3:30 p.m.; Wed. 6 a.m.
The Take ›› ’16, Action. Idris
Elba. A rogue CIA agent forms
an unlikely partnership with a
pickpocket to stop a terrorist
conspiracy in Paris. (R) (L, S, N,
V) MAX Wed. 9 p.m.; Sat. 1:15 p.m.
Taking Chance ››› ’09, Drama.
Kevin Bacon. Lt. Col. Michael
Strobl, a volunteer military escort
accompanies the body of Lance
Cpl. Chance Phelps to his home-
town in Wyoming. (NR) HBO Sun.
4:35 a.m.
Tangled ››› ’10, Children’s.
Voices of Mandy Moore. Ani-
mated. Crowned with 70 feet of
magical golden hair, Rapunzel
strikes a deal with a charming PUZZLE ANSWERS
thief to spring her from her pris-
on tower. (PG) (S, V) FREE Sun.
2:20 p.m.
Tapeheads ›› ’88, Comedy.
John Cusack. Security guards go
into the music-video business
and catch a presidential candi-
date in action on tape. (R) (L,
S, N) TMC Tue. 8:45 a.m.; Wed.
4 a.m.
10,000 B.C. ›› ’08, Adventure.
Steven Strait. A young mam-
moth-hunter leads a small band
of tribesmen on a journey to the
ends of the Earth on a mission to
save his beloved from her war-
lord kidnappers. (PG-13) (S, V)
HBO2 Wed. 5:10 p.m.
Tenth Avenue Angel › ’48, Com-
edy-Drama. Margaret O’Brien. A Answer:
child works her innocent wiles to
keep a young man honest. (NR) HOUSE COUSIN
JINGLES THERAPY
TCM Tue. 1:45 p.m.
Terms of Endearment ››››
’83, Comedy-Drama. Shirley Ma- CLUE: This debuted on Jan. 1, 1995.
cLaine. A strong-willed woman
and her equally independent THE HISTORY CHANNEL
daughter keep the lines of com-
munication open as each deals
with the curveballs life throws
at them. (PG) (L, S) STZENC Sat.
12:16 p.m.
Tetro ››› ’09, Drama. Vincent
Gallo. A young man finds his
long-estranged brother in Bue-
nos Aires, and finds that his sib-
ling, once a brilliant writer, is now
tormented and self-destructive.
(R) (L, S, N) MAX Sat. 7:05 a.m.
Texas Killing Fields ›› ’11, Crime
Drama. Sam Worthington. After
a familiar girl goes missing, two
detectives race against time be-
fore a serial killer claims her as
his next victim. (R) (L, S, V)
STZENC Thu. 4:29 p.m.; Fri. 9:42
a.m.
They Met in Bombay ›› ’41,
Adventure. Clark Gable. Rival
jewel thieves get romantic, flee
to Hong Kong and join the war
against the Japanese. (NR) TCM
Wed. 12:45 p.m.
Think Like a Man ›› ’12, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Michael Ealy.
When the women in their lives
buy a book by Steve Harvey and
client
take its advice to heart, four men
conspire to use the book’s insider
information to turn the tables on
the ladies and teach them a les- HILL PLAIN KNOLL CLIFF
son. (PG-13) (S) BET Thu. 8 p.m.; BLUFF VALLEY MOUNTAIN
Fri. 5 p.m.
13 Going on 30 ››› ’04, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Jennifer Garner.
An uncool girl magically be-
comes a successful adult after
making a wish at her disastrous
birthday party. (PG-13) (L, S) WE
Fri. 4:52 p.m., 10:08 p.m.
Thirteen ››› ’03, Drama. Holly
Hunter. A woman sees her ado-
lescent daughter make a radi-
cal change in behavior after be-
friending a troublemaker. (R) (L,
S, N, V) MAX Wed. 12:15 a.m.
The Thomas Crown Affair ›››
’99, Suspense. Pierce Brosnan. A
billionaire looking for new chal-
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lenges attracts the attention of
an investigator when a priceless
Monet is stolen. (R) (L, S, N) ST-
ZENC Sun. 11:26 p.m.
Thor ››› ’11, Action. Chris Hem-
sworth. After his reckless actions
reignite an ancient war, the Norse
god is stripped of his powers,
cast out of Asgard and forced to
live among humans. (PG-13) (S,
V) FX Sat. 12:30 p.m.
The Three Faces of Eve ›››
’57, Drama. Joanne Woodward.
A psychiatrist attempts to help
a troubled housewife with three
distinct personalities. Woodward
won an Oscar. (NR) (S) TCM Sun.
9 p.m.
300 ››› ’07, Action. Gerard
Butler. Sparta’s King Leonidas
and his badly outnumbered war-
riors fight to the death against
King Xerxes’ massive Persian
army at the Battle of Thermopy-
lae. (R) (S, V, N) SYFY Sun. 7:30
p.m.; Mon. 4:30 p.m.
Three Wise Fools ›› ’46, Com-
edy-Drama. Margaret O’Brien. A
young woman and her fanciful
imagination brighten the lives
of three reclusive old men. (NR)
TCM Tue. 10 a.m.
Times Square Lady ›› ’35,
Comedy-Drama. Robert Taylor.
A nightclub operator falls in love
with his new boss, an heiress a
lawyer wants him to bilk. (NR)
TCM Mon. 9:30 a.m.
Titanic ›››› ’97, Historical Dra-
ma. Leonardo DiCaprio. A society
girl abandons her haughty fiance
for a penniless artist on the ill-
fated ship’s maiden voyage. (PG-
13) (L, S, N, V) CMT Tue. 7 p.m.
To Catch a Thief ››› ’55, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Cary Grant. A
retired cat burglar sees fireworks
with an American heiress on the
Riviera. (PG) (S, V) SHOW Thu.
5:45 a.m. SHOW2 Wed. 8:35 a.m.
Tooth Fairy ›› ’10, Children’s.
Dwayne Johnson. As penance for
dashing a child’s hopes, a rough-
and-tumble hockey player must
serve time as a genuine tooth
fairy. (PG) (L, S) CMT Sun. 11 a.m.,
10:30 p.m.
Total Recall ›› ’12, Science
Fiction. Colin Farrell. A factory
worker becomes a hunted man
after a procedure goes awry that
would convert his dreams of life
as a spy into real memories. (PG-
13) (L, S, N, V) FX Wed. 3 p.m.;
Thu. 8 a.m.
Tower Heist ›› ’11, Comedy. Ben
Stiller. The manager of a luxury
condominium joins forces with
a petty crook to steal back the
retirement money a Wall Street
swindler stole from him and his
co-workers. (PG-13) (L, S) TBS
Sun. 11 a.m.
Training Day ››› ’01, Crime
Drama. Denzel Washington.
A rookie cop meets a corrupt
Los Angeles narcotics officer
who wants to include him in his
schemes. (R) (L, S, N, V) BET
Wed. 12 p.m., 8 p.m.
Transformers: Age of Extinction
›› ’14, Action. Mark Wahlberg.
As humanity picks up the pieces
after an epic battle, a shadowy
group emerges to gain control
of history. Meanwhile, a powerful
new menace sets its sights on
Earth. (PG-13) (L, S, V) FX Wed.
5:30 p.m.; Thu. 3:30 p.m.
Transformers: Revenge of the
Fallen ›› ’09, Action. Shia
LaBeouf. When an ancient De-
cepticon rises for revenge, Sam
and Mikaela must figure out the
history of the Transformers’ pres-
ence on Earth and find a way to
save the planet. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
MAX Sun. 12:25 a.m.
Trapped ›› ’02, Suspense. Char-
lize Theron. A young anesthesiol-
ogist and his wife try to turn the
tables on three kidnappers who
have their 6-year-old daughter.
(R) (L, S, V) MAX Tue. 10:05 a.m.
Tremors II: Aftershocks ›› ’96,
Horror. Fred Ward. The Mexican
government hires two handy-
men to battle huge man-eating
worms plaguing an oil field. (PG-
13) (L, V) MAX Wed. 1:55 a.m.
Trespass ›› ’92, Action. Bill Pax-
ton. Two Arkansas firefighters
have a shootout over gold with a
crime lord’s gang in a factory. (R)
(L, S, V) MAX Tue. 3:15 a.m.
Triple 9 ›› ’16, Crime Drama.
Casey Affleck. Criminals and
crooked cops hatch a devious
scheme to use an honest lawman
as a pawn for a heist. (R) (L, S, V,
N) SHOW Thu. 1:30 a.m.
Tron ›› ’82, Children’s. Jeff
Bridges. Live action/animated.
A video-game programmer is
trapped in a computerized world
where survival rests on his mas-
tery of electronic games. (PG) (S,
V) MAX Thu. 1:30 p.m.
Tropic Thunder ››› ’08, Com-
edy. Ben Stiller. A pampered ac-
tor and his co-stars must become
actual soldiers when the war
movie they are filming in South-
east Asia turns into the real thing.
(R) (L, S, V) USA Wed. 9:30 p.m.
Trouble in Store ›› ’53, Com-
edy. Norman Wisdom. A humble
employee of a department store
rounds up gangsters and wins
the girl of his dreams. (NR) TCM
Thu. 1:45 p.m.
The Trouble With Harry ›››
’55, Comedy. Edmund Gwenn. A
corpse proves problematic for
several New Englanders. (PG) (S)
TCM Sun. 11 a.m.
The Tuxedo › ’02, Comedy.
Jackie Chan. A souped-up suit
turns a cab driver into a super
spy. (PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO Tue.
1 p.m.
28 Days Later ››› ’02, Horror.
Cillian Murphy. Survivors try to
stay a step ahead of vicious,
virus-infected humans that have
overrun London. (R) (L, S, V, N)
MAX Tue. 1:20 a.m.; Thu. 8:45
p.m.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
›› ’92, Crime Drama. Kyle Ma-
cLachlan. Agent Cooper comes
to Twin Peaks, Wash., follow-
ing two unresolved murders and
the disappearance of two fellow
agents. (R) (L, S, N, V) SHOW Fri.
8:45 p.m. SHOW2 Sun. 12:30 a.m.
Twins ››› ’88, Comedy. Ar-
nold Schwarzenegger. A geneti-
cally perfected specimen meets
his pint-size, wise-guy long-lost
twin. (PG) (L, V) AMC Wed. 8:30
a.m.
Twister ››› ’96, Action. Helen
Hunt. Storm-chasers finalizing
their divorce try to place equip-
ment inside a tornado on the
Oklahoma plains. (PG-13) (S, V)
AMC Sat. 5:30 p.m.
Two Can Play That Game › ’01,
Romance-Comedy. Vivica A. Fox.
A woman claims to have com-
plete control over her boyfriend.
(R) (L) BET Fri. 8 p.m.; Sat. 1 p.m.
Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Con-
fessions of a Marriage Counselor
› ’13, Drama. Jurnee Smollett-
Bell. A handsome billionaire
leads a married woman astray.
(PG-13) (S, V) BET Tue. 5 p.m.;
Wed. 9 a.m.
Tyler Perry’s the Family That
Preys ›› ’08, Drama. Kathy
Bates. Secrets and scandals test
the friendship of a wealthy so-
cialite and a working-class wom-
an, upsetting both their families.
(PG-13) (S, V) SHOW2 Mon. 12:30
p.m.; Sat. 5:15 a.m., 3:15 p.m.
U p.m.
The Ugly Truth › ’09, Romance-
Comedy. Katherine Heigl. A ro-
mantically challenged woman
faces outrageous tests. (R) (L, S)
E! Sat. 4:30 p.m.
Undercover Maisie ›› ’47, Com-
edy. Ann Sothern. Chorus girl
Maisie helps a Los Angeles police
detective catch a gang of con
artists. (NR) (S) TCM Sat. 9:30
a.m.
Unfaithful ››› ’02, Drama.
Richard Gere. A man becomes
increasingly distraught after he
discovers his wife is having an
affair with a Frenchman. (R) (L,
S, N, V) HBO2 Sun. 10 p.m.
Universal Soldier: Day of Reck-
oning ›› ’12, Action. Jean-
Claude Van Damme. Archene-
mies Luc Devereaux and Andrew
Scott contend with a terrifying
army of reanimated supersol-
diers. (R) (L, S, V, N) KMCI Sat.
2 p.m.
Universal Soldier: The Return ›
’99, Science Fiction. Jean-Claude
Van Damme. A sentient com-
puter puts cyborg soldiers into
attack mode. (R) (L, S, N, V)
KMCI Sun. 3 a.m.
Unstoppable ››› ’10, Action.
Denzel Washington. When an un-
manned locomotive roars out of
control, two railroad employees
must find a way to bring it to a
halt before it crashes and spills
its toxic cargo. (PG-13) (L, S) AMC
Mon. 3:25 p.m.; Tue. 12:15 p.m.
Untamed Heart ››› ’93, Ro-
mance. Christian Slater. A Minne-
apolis waitress falls for a shy bus-
boy who thinks his heart came
from a baboon king. (PG-13) (L,
S, R, V) STZENC Wed. 5:38 a.m.
V plays a video game, “Global
Valentine’s Day ›› ’10, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Jessica Alba. A
diverse group of Los Angeles
residents wends its way through
love, romance and heartbreak
over the course of a single day.
(PG-13) (S, N) E! Tue. 7 p.m.;
Wed. 3 p.m.
Varsity Blues ›› ’99, Comedy-
Drama. James Van Der Beek.
When the star quarterback is
injured, a rigid high-school foot-
ball coach expects an irreverent
player to lead the team to vic-
tory. (R) (L, S, N) STZENC Sat. 8
p.m., 11:44 p.m.
Victor Frankenstein ›› ’15, Hor-
ror. Daniel Radcliffe. When the
experiments of radical scientist
Victor Frankenstein go too far,
only Igor Strausman, his equally
brilliant protégé, can bring him
back from the brink of madness
and save him from his mon-
strous creation. (PG-13) (S, V)
HBO Wed. 4:40 p.m. HBO2 Tue.
10 p.m.; Fri. 9:35 a.m.
The Village ›› ’04, Suspense.
Bryce Dallas Howard. Members
of a 19th-century community
fear the strange creatures that
inhabit the surrounding forest.
(PG-13) (S, V) HBO Wed. 1:45
Volcano ›› ’97, Action. Tommy
Lee Jones. A Los Angeles emer-
gency official takes charge when
earthquakes and erupting lava
ravage the city. (PG-13) (S, V)
AMC Sat. 3 p.m.
W prompts an unmarried woman
The Wacky World of Mother
Goose ›› ’67, Children’s. Voice
of Margaret Rutherford. Animat-
ed. Secret agents and surprises
figure in this tale featuring an
assortment of popular nursery
rhyme characters. (NR) TCM Thu.
5:15 p.m.
The Walk ››› ’15, Biography.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt. In 1974,
French high-wire artist Philippe
Petit attempts to walk on a tight-
rope attached to the north and
south towers of the World Trade
Center. (PG) (L, S, N) STZENC
Mon. 3:16 a.m., 8:54 a.m., 1:44
p.m.; Thu. 11:04 p.m.; Fri. 7:36
a.m., 3:33 p.m.
War Dogs ›› ’16, Comedy-Dra-
ma. Jonah Hill. Two international
arms dealers find themselves in
over their heads after landing a
$300 million contract to supply
weapons to the Afghan military.
(R) (L, S, V) HBO Tue. 9 p.m.
HBO2 Thu. 10 a.m.
Warcraft ›› ’16, Fantasy. Travis
Fimmel. A king, a mighty warrior
and a powerful wizard unite to
defend the human realm of Az-
eroth from a tyrannical shaman
and his invading army of orcs.
(PG-13) (S, V) MAX Sun. 2:55
a.m.; Thu. 4:55 p.m.
WarGames ››› ’83, Suspense.
Matthew Broderick. A teen taps
his computer into the NORAD
missile-defense system and
Thermonuclear War.” (PG) (L, V)
BBC Sat. 5 a.m., 7:30 a.m.
We Own the Night ›› ’07, Crime
Drama. Joaquin Phoenix. As the
NYPD wages war on drugs, a
nightclub manager whose broth-
er is a cop tries to remain neu-
tral. (R) (L, S, N, V) STZENC Sun.
12:58 p.m.; Wed. 2:32 p.m.; Thu.
12:01 a.m.
Welcome Home Roscoe Jen-
kins ›› ’08, Comedy. Martin
Lawrence. Determined to prove
to his family how much he has
changed, a talk-show star returns
to his small Southern hometown
for his parents’ anniversary. (PG-
13) (L, S) HBO Fri. 5:05 a.m.
Welcome to New York ›››
’14, Drama. Gérard Depardieu. A
powerful French politician goes
on trial for sexually assaulting a
chambermaid in his Manhattan
hotel room. (R) (L, S, N, R, S)
SHOW2 Tue. 2:40 a.m.
We’re the Millers ›› ’13, Com-
edy. Jennifer Aniston. Indebted
to a big-time drug lord, a pot
dealer travels to Mexico with
a fake family and a camper to
pick up a large shipment and
smuggle it into the U.S. (R) (L,
S, N) COMD Sat. 9 p.m. MTV Sun.
12:30 p.m.
What a Girl Wants › ’03, Com-
edy-Drama. Amanda Bynes. A
plucky teenager goes to London
to meet her father. (PG) (L) FREE
Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat. 6 a.m.
What’s Your Number? ›› ’11,
Romance-Comedy. Anna Faris.
A pessimistic magazine article
to revisit her numerous ex-boy-
friends to find out if one of them
could be her true love. (R) (L, S,
N) VH1 Fri. 9 p.m.; Sat. 4:30 p.m.
White Men Can’t Jump ›››
’92, Comedy. Wesley Snipes. Two
basketball hustlers, black and
white, count on racial myth to
cash in on street games. (R) (L,
S, N, V) VH1 Sun. 8 a.m.
Who’s Your Caddy? › ’07, Com-
edy. Antwan “Big Boi” Patton. A
rap mogul tries to join a conser-
vative country club. (PG-13) (L,
S, N) SHOW2 Mon. 9:35 p.m.; Fri.
10:50 a.m.
Wild River ››› ’60, Drama.
Montgomery Clift. An old woman
will not budge for a Tennes-
see Valley Authority agent or
his 1930s dam. (NR) TCM Sat.
11:30 p.m.
Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!
›› ’04, Romance-Comedy. Kate
Bosworth. Secretly in love with
his friend, a supermarket man-
ager becomes jealous when she
meets a famous actor. (PG-13) (L,
S) WGN-A Mon. 2 a.m.
The Winning Season ›› ’09,
Comedy-Drama. Sam Rockwell.
Increasingly estranged from his
own daughter, a boozy busboy
gets a shot at redemption when
an old friend hires him to coach
a varsity girls basketball team.
(PG-13) (L, S) MAX Tue. 8:55 p.m.
Witless Protection › ’08, Come-
dy. Larry the Cable Guy. A small-
town lawman gets mixed up in
a big-time FBI case. (PG-13) (S)
SHOW2 Mon. 3:50 a.m.
Woman in Gold ›› ’15, Docu-
drama. Helen Mirren. Maria Alt-
mann, an elderly Jewish survivor
of World War II, sues the Aus-
trian government for the return
of artwork the Nazis stole from
her family. (PG-13) (L, S) TMC
Mon. 10:50 a.m., 8:35 p.m.; Sat.
7:35 a.m.
The Wraith ›› ’86, Action.
Charlie Sheen. The mysterious
driver of a turbocharged domes-
tic car drag-races an Arizona hot
rodder in the desert. (PG-13) (L,
V) TMC Wed. 1:45 p.m.
Wrong Turn at Tahoe ›› ’09,
Suspense. Cuba Gooding Jr.. A
debt collector for the mob be-
comes embroiled in a war with
a drug lord. (R) (L, S, V) KMBC
Sun. 1:05 a.m.
Y
The Yellow Canary ›› ’43, Ad-
venture. Anna Neagle. During
World War II, a double agent
from Britain exposes a Nazi plot
to blow up a shipping port in
Nova Scotia. (NR) TCM Thu. 7
a.m.
Yolanda and the Thief ›› ’45,
Musical. Fred Astaire. Two con
men meet a Latin American heir-
ess who thinks one’s her guard-
ian angel. (NR) TCM Sun. 7 a.m.
You Can Count on Me ›››
’00, Drama. Laura Linney. The
straight-arrow life of a single
mother begins to go into a tail-
spin when her drifter brother
returns home. (R) (L, S) TMC
Tue. 7 p.m.
You Don’t Mess With the Zo-
han ›› ’08, Comedy. Adam
Sandler. A much-feared Israeli
commando fakes his own death
and moves to New York, where
he fulfills his dream of becoming
a successful hairstylist. (PG-13)
(L, S, N) STZENC Sat. 3:14 a.m.,
9:47 p.m.
You, Me and Dupree ›› ’06,
Comedy. Owen Wilson. Three
become a crowd when a new-
lywed invites his jobless buddy
to temporarily move in with him
and his wife. (PG-13) (L, S, N) VH1
Fri. 1 p.m.
Z
Zero Days ››› ’16, Documen-
tary. The malware worm Stuxnet,
famously used against Iranian
centrifuges, has been claimed
by many to have originated as
a joint effort between America
and Israel. (PG-13) (L, S) TMC
Thu. 7 p.m.; Fri. 2:30 a.m.
Zoolander ››› ’01, Comedy.
Ben Stiller. A supermodel be-
friends a rival while becoming
mixed-up in a brainwashing and
assassination plot. (PG-13) (S)
MAX Sun. 5:30 p.m.; Wed. 11:30
a.m.

Sports
AUTO RACING
Sunday
 1:00 p.m. WDAF NASCAR
Racing Monster Energy Cup
Series: GEICO 500. Joey
Logano leads the field into
Talladega Superspeedway for
the GEICO 500. (N) (Live) ’
 5:00 p.m. FS1 NHRA Drag
Racing NHRA Southern
Nationals. From Atlanta. (N
Same-day Tape)
 5:00 a.m. FS1 NASCAR
Racing Monster Energy Cup
Series: GEICO 500. Joey
Logano leads the field into
Talladega Superspeedway for
the GEICO 500.
Monday
 6:00 p.m. FS1 NASCAR
Racing Monster Energy Cup
Series: GEICO 500. Joey
Logano leads the field into
Talladega Superspeedway for
the GEICO 500.
 2:30 a.m. FS1 ARCA Rac-
ing Series Talladega. From
Talladega Superspeedway in
Talladega, Ala.
 5:00 a.m. FS1 NHRA Drag
Racing Sportsman Series:
Houston. (Taped)
Tuesday
 6:00 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing XFINITY Series: Sparks
Energy 300. The XFINITY
Series heads to Talladega Su-
perspeedway for the Sparks
Energy 300.
11:00 a.m. FSN NHRA Drag
Racing NHRA Carolina Na-
tionals. From Charlotte, N.C.
(Taped)
 3:00 a.m. METSPT Eagle
Raceway.
Thursday
 6:00 p.m. NBCSP NASCAR
Racing K&N Pro East Series:
WhosYourDriver.org T-100.
From South Boston Speed-
way. (Taped)
 7:00 p.m. NBCSP NASCAR
Racing K&N Pro East Series:
WhosYourDriver.org Twin
100. From South Boston
Speedway. (Taped)
 5:30 a.m. FS1 NHRA Drag
Racing NHRA Southern Na-
tionals. From Atlanta.
“Channels reserve the
right to make last minute
programming changes,
which may not be reflected
in these listings.”
Friday
 7:00 a.m. NBCSP Formula
One Racing Spanish Grand
Prix, Practice 1. (N) (Live)
10:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing Monster Energy Cup Se-
ries: Go Bowling 400, Prac-
tice. From Kansas Speedway
in Kansas City, Kan. (N)
(Live)
12:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR
Racing Monster Energy Cup
Series: Go Bowling 400,
Final Practice. From Kansas
Speedway in Kansas City,
Kan. (N) (Live)
 2:00 p.m. FS1 NHRA Drag
Racing Sportsman Series:
Houston.
 3:00 p.m. FS1 NHRA Drag
Racing Pro Mod Series:
Houston.
 3:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing Camping World Truck
Series: Toyota Tundra 250,
Qualifying. From Kansas
Speedway in Kansas City,
Kan. (N) (Live)
 5:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR
Racing Monster Energy Cup
Series: Go Bowling 400,
Qualifying. From Kansas
Speedway in Kansas City,
Kan. (N) (Live)
 7:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing Camping World Truck
Series: Toyota Tundra 250.
From Kansas Speedway in
Kansas City, Kan. (N) (Live)
Saturday
 6:00 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing Camping World Truck
Series: Toyota Tundra 250.
From Kansas Speedway in
Kansas City, Kan.
 7:00 a.m. CNBC Formula
One Racing Spanish Grand
Prix, Qualifying. (N) (Live)
10:30 a.m. FS1 FIA Formula
E Championship: Monaco. (N
Same-day Tape)
11:30 a.m. FS1 Continental
Tire Sports Car Challenge
Circuit of the Americas.
(Taped)
 2:30 p.m. KMBC IndyCar
Racing Grand Prix of In-
dianapolis. From the India-
napolis Motor Speedway. (N)
(Live)
 3:30 p.m. NBCSP Formula
One Racing Spanish Grand
Prix, Qualifying. (N Same-
day Tape)
 6:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing Monster Energy Cup Se-
ries: Go Bowling 400. From
Kansas Speedway in Kansas
City, Kan. (N) (Live)
10:00 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac-
ing Camping World Truck
Series: Toyota Tundra 250.
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BY DAN LADD
FULL NAME: Benjamin Thomas
Zobrist
BORN: May 26, 1981
BIRTHPLACE: Eureka, Illinois
POSITION: Second Base
BATS: Switch
THROWS: Right
TEAMS: Chicago Cubs, 2016–
present; Kansas City Royals, 2015;
Oakland Athletics, 2015; Tampa
Bay Rays, 2006–2014
HONORS AND
ACHIEVEMENTS: World Series
champion, 2015, 2016; World
Series MVP, 2016; All-Star, 2009,
2013, 2016
Zobrist continuing World Series
MVP ways with Cubs
The Chicago Cubs’ 2016 World Series championship run was certainly a team effort orchestrated by
manager Joe Maddon. But signing veteran and switch-hitting second baseman Ben Zobrist may have
been the icing on the cake, in terms of what the Cubs needed to advance in the playoffs. Zobrist and
the Cubs will host the New York Yankees to close out an interleague series Sunday, May 7 on ESPN.
Zobrist came to the Cubs and reunited with Maddon, his former manager, prior to the 2016 season
bringing a wealth of playoff experience. He spent nine seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays under
Maddon which included a trip to the World Series in 2008 and playoff appearances in 2010, 2011
and 2013. Tampa basically sold the farm after the 2014 season, with Maddon heading for Chicago
and Zobrist being traded to Oakland. After suffering an early-season injury in 2015, Ben Zobrist was
again traded, this time to the eventual World Series Champion Kansas City Royals where he made a
significant impact.
A free agent after the 2015 season, Zobrist signed a four-year deal with the Cubs and had yet
another productive season – continuing, as he has throughout his career, to be a solid defensive player
and among the league leaders in on-base-percentage; certainly one of baseball’s more blue-collar
statistics. His efforts led to a third All-Star Game appearance and a World Series MVP award. Not bad
for a player approaching his 36th birthday and finding himself as a role-player on a team that can trot
out all-stars at several positions.
From Kansas Speedway in  7:00 p.m. ESPN New York  6:00 p.m. ESPN San Francis- From Citi Field in Flushing,
Kansas City, Kan. Yankees at Chicago Cubs. co Giants at New York Mets. N.Y.
From Citi Field in Flushing,
From Wrigley Field in Chi-
BASEBALL cago. (N) (Live) N.Y. (N) (Live) Tuesday
12:30 a.m. ESPN2 New York FSN Kansas City Royals at  6:00 a.m. METSPT Baylor at
Yankees at Chicago Cubs. Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropi-
Sunday From Wrigley Field in Chi- cana Field in St. Petersburg,
Kansas.
 9:00 a.m. FSN Kansas City
 6:00 a.m. METSPT Lee’s
cago. (N Same-day Tape) Fla. (N) (Live) Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.
Summit West vs. Ray-Pec.
 7:30 p.m. METSPT Texas at From Tropicana Field in St.
 1:00 p.m. FSN Cleveland In- Kansas.
dians at Kansas City Royals. Monday  9:30 p.m. FSN Kansas City
Petersburg, Fla.
 6:00 p.m. FS1 New York
From Kauffman Stadium in  9:00 a.m. FSN Cleveland In-
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. Yankees at Cincinnati Reds.
Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live) dians at Kansas City Royals.
From Tropicana Field in St. From Great American Ball
 2:00 p.m. ESPN South Caro- From Kauffman Stadium in Petersburg, Fla.
lina at LSU. From Alex Box Park in Cincinnati. (N) (Live)
Kansas City, Mo. 11:00 p.m. METSPT Texas at
Stadium in Baton Rouge, La. FSN Kansas City Royals at
(N) (Live) 12:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe Kansas. Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropi-
South vs. Shawnee Mission  2:30 a.m. METSPT Wichita cana Field in St. Petersburg,
 4:15 p.m. FSN Cleveland In-
dians at Kansas City Royals. East. State at Kansas. Fla. (N) (Live)
From Kauffman Stadium in  2:00 p.m. METSPT Lee’s  3:00 a.m. ESPN San Francis- METSPT Oral Roberts at
Kansas City, Mo. Summit West vs. Ray-Pec. co Giants at New York Mets. Wichita State. From Eck
26 May 7 - 13, 2017 THE KANSAS CITY STAR Advertising special section www.kansascity.com StarTV Plus
Stadium in Wichita, Kan. (N)
(Live)
 9:30 p.m. FSN Kansas City  
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.
From Tropicana Field in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
12:00 a.m. METSPT Oral Rob-
erts at Wichita State. From
Eck Stadium in Wichita, Kan.
Wednesday
 6:00 a.m. METSPT Oral Rob-  
erts at Wichita State. From
Eck Stadium in Wichita, Kan.
 9:00 a.m. FSN Kansas City
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.  
From Tropicana Field in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
12:00 p.m. METSPT Oral Rob-
erts at Wichita State. From
Eck Stadium in Wichita, Kan.  
 6:00 p.m. ESPN St. Louis
Cardinals at Miami Marlins.
From Marlins Park in Miami.
(N) (Live)
FSN Kansas City Royals at
Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropi-
12:30 a.m. TNT Boston Celt-
cana Field in St. Petersburg,
Fla. (N) (Live)
 9:30 p.m. FSN Kansas City  
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.
From Tropicana Field in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
 3:00 a.m. ESPN St. Louis
Cardinals at Miami Marlins.
From Marlins Park in Miami.
 
Thursday
 9:00 a.m. FSN Kansas City
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.
From Tropicana Field in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
 
12:00 p.m. FSN Kansas City
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.
From Tropicana Field in St.
Petersburg, Fla. (N) (Live)
 7:00 p.m. FSN Kansas City
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.
From Tropicana Field in St.  
Petersburg, Fla.
Friday
 9:00 a.m. FSN Kansas City
Royals at Tampa Bay Rays.  
From Tropicana Field in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
 6:00 p.m. METSPT Kansas
State at Kansas. (N) (Live)
 7:00 p.m. FSN Baltimore  
Orioles at Kansas City Roy-
als. From Kauffman Stadium
in Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live)
11:00 p.m. METSPT McNeese
State at Creighton. From TD
Ameritrade Park in Omaha,  
Neb.
12:00 a.m. FSN Baltimore
Orioles at Kansas City Roy-
als. From Kauffman Stadium
in Kansas City, Mo.  
Saturday
 3:00 p.m. FS1 Chicago Cubs
at St. Louis Cardinals. From
Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
12:00 a.m. TNT Conference
(N) (Live)
 6:00 p.m. FSN Baltimore
Orioles at Kansas City Roy-
als. From Kauffman Stadium
in Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live)
9:30 p.m. FSN Baltimore
Orioles at Kansas City Roy-
als. From Kauffman Stadium
in Kansas City, Mo.
BASKETBALL
Sunday
2:30 p.m. KMBC Cleveland
Cavaliers at Toronto Raptors.
Game 4 of the Eastern Con-
ference semifinals. (N) (Live)
5:30 p.m. TNT Boston Celt-
ics at Washington Wizards.
Game 4 of the Eastern Con-
ference semifinals. (N Sub-
ject to Blackout) (Live)
8:00 p.m. TNT San Antonio
Spurs at Houston Rockets.
Game 4 of the Western Con-
ference semifinals. (N Sub-
ject to Blackout) (Live)
ics at Washington Wizards.
Game 4 of the Eastern Con-
ference semifinals.
2:30 a.m. ESPN Cleveland
Cavaliers at Toronto Raptors.
Game 4 of the Eastern Con-
ference semifinals. (N Same-
day Tape)
Monday
8:00 p.m. TNT Golden State
Warriors at Utah Jazz. Game
4 of the Western Conference
semifinals. (N Subject to
Blackout) (Live)
1:00 a.m. TNT Golden State
Warriors at Utah Jazz. Game
4 of the Western Conference
semifinals.
Tuesday
7:00 p.m. TNT Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Play-
off action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N
Subject to Blackout) (Live)
9:30 p.m. TNT Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Play-
off action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N
Subject to Blackout) (Live)
1:00 a.m. TNT Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Play-
off action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals.
Wednesday
6:00 p.m. TNT Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Play-
off action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N
Subject to Blackout) (Live)
8:30 p.m. TNT Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Play-
off action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N
Subject to Blackout) (Live)
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Play-
off action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals.
Thursday
 7:00 p.m. ESPN Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N)
(Live)
 9:30 p.m. ESPN Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N)
(Live)
 1:00 a.m. ESPN2 Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N
Same-day Tape)
 3:00 a.m. ESPN Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals.
Friday
 7:00 p.m. ESPN Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N)
(Live)
 9:30 p.m. ESPN Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N)
(Live)
 1:00 a.m. ESPN2 Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals. (N
Same-day Tape)
 3:00 a.m. ESPN Confer-
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
Playoff action from the NBA’s
conference semifinals.
Saturday
 4:00 p.m. ESPN WNBA Se-
attle Storm at Los Angeles
Sparks. From Staples Center
in Los Angeles. (N) (Live)
BOWLING
Sunday
12:00 p.m. ESPN League
Semifinals. From Portland,
Maine. (Taped)
BOXING
Saturday
 9:00 p.m. ESPN Premier
Boxing Champions. (N)
(Live)
EQUESTRIAN
Sunday
12:30 p.m. KSHB Rolex
Championships. From Lex-
ington, Ky. (Taped) ’
GOLF
Sunday
 6:00 a.m. GOLF GolfSixes,
Day 2. (N) (Live)
12:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
Championship, Final Round.
(N) (Live)
 2:00 p.m. KCTV Wells Fargo
Championship, Final Round.
From Eagle Point Golf Club
in Wilmington, N.C. (N)
(Live)
GOLF Champions: Insperity
Invitational, Final Round.
(N) (Live)
 6:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
Championship, Final Round.
10:30 p.m. GOLF Champions:
Insperity Invitational, Final
Round.
12:30 a.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
Championship, Final Round.
Monday
10:00 a.m. GOLF Champions:
Insperity Invitational, Final
Round.
12:30 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
Simon Pagenaud
Championship, Final Round.
Thursday
12:00 p.m. GOLF 2017 Play- Monday MIXED MARTIAL
ers Championship First
Round. From TPC Sawgrass
 6:30 p.m. NBCSP Confer- ARTS
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. NHL playoff action from the
(N) (Live) conference semifinals. (N Wednesday
 8:00 p.m. GOLF 2017 Play- Subject to Blackout) (Live) 12:00 a.m. NBCSP World
ers Championship First 10:00 p.m. NBCSP 2017 IIHF Series of Fighting 35 Ivanov
Round. From TPC Sawgrass World Hockey Champion-
vs. Jordan; Palmer vs. Har-
in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. ships United States vs Swe-
rison; Valiev vs. Magomedov;
den. From Lanxess Arena in
Friday Cologne, Germany. (N Same- Almedia vs. Siler. From Ve-
12:00 p.m. GOLF 2017 Play- day Tape) rona, N.Y. (Taped)
ers Championship Second
Round. From TPC Sawgrass
in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
Tuesday Saturday
 6:30 p.m. NBCSP Confer-  6:00 p.m. FX UFC 211: Mio-
(N) (Live)
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA. cic vs. Dos Santos 2 - Pre-
 8:00 p.m. GOLF 2017 Play-
ers Championship Second
NHL playoff action from the
conference semifinals. (N
lims Chas Skelly vs. Jason
Round. From TPC Sawgrass Knight; Eddie Alvarez vs.
Subject to Blackout) (Live)
in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Dustin Poirier. From Dallas.
Saturday Wednesday (N) (Live) ’
 1:00 p.m. KSHB 2017 Play-
 9:00 a.m. NBCSP 2017 IIHF
World Hockey Champion-
 7:00 p.m. FX UFC 211: Mio-
cic vs. Dos Santos 2 - Pre-
ers Championship Third
Round. From TPC Sawgrass ships USA vs Italy. From lims Chas Skelly vs. Jason
in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Lanxess Arena in Cologne, Knight; Eddie Alvarez vs.
Germany. (N) (Live)
(N) (Live) ’ Dustin Poirier. From Dallas.
 6:30 p.m. NBCSP Confer-
(N) (Live) ’
HOCKEY
ence Semifinal: Teams TBA.
NHL playoff action from the  1:00 a.m. FS1 UFC 211: Mio-
conference semifinals. (N cic vs. Dos Santos 2 - Pre-
Sunday Subject to Blackout) (Live) lims Chas Skelly vs. Jason
 2:00 p.m. KSHB Conference Knight; Eddie Alvarez vs.
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL Saturday Dustin Poirier. From Dallas.
playoff action from the con-  6:00 p.m. KSHB Conference
ference semifinals. (N) (Live) Final: Teams TBA. NHL play-
’ off action from the confer- MOTOR SPORTS
 8:30 p.m. NBCSP 2017 IIHF ence finals. (N) (Live) ’
World Hockey Champion-
ships United States vs Den-
 9:30 p.m. NBCSP 2017 IIHF
World Hockey Champion-
Saturday
mark. From Lanxess Arena in ships Latvia vs USA. From  5:00 a.m. NBCSP FIA For-
Cologne, Germany. (N Same- Lanxess Arena in Cologne, mula 2 Championship Barce-
day Tape) Germany. (Taped) lona, Race 1. (Taped)

POKER
Sunday
 7:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 2.
 8:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3. (Taped)
10:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 2.
11:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
Monday
 7:00 a.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
 3:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 2.
 4:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
Wednesday
 3:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 2.
 4:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
Thursday
 6:00 a.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
Friday
 6:00 a.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 2.
 7:00 a.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
 5:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
11:00 p.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
Saturday
 2:00 a.m. FSN World Poker
Tour Borgata Poker Open -
Part 3.
RUGBY
Sunday
 2:00 p.m. NBCSP Premier-
ship Rugby Teams TBA.
(Taped)
SOCCER
Sunday
 6:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer Hertha BSC Berlin vs
RB Leipzig. Hertha BSC hosts
Bundesliga debutant RB
Leipzig at Berlin’s legendary
Olympiastadion. (Taped)
 7:25 a.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
Liverpool FC vs Southamp-
ton FC. Jurgen Klopp has
won one of his six matches
as Liverpool manager vs.
Southampton. (N) (Live)
 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer FC Bayern Munich
vs SV Darmstadt 98. Bayern
München hosts SV Darm-
stadt 98 in a match between
the league leader and the
bottom side.
 8:30 a.m. FS1 Bundes-
liga Soccer Hamburg SV vs
Mainz 05. Hamburger SV
hosts 1. FSV Mainz 05 at
Volksparkstadion as both
teams reside in the relega-
tion zone. (N) (Live)
 9:55 a.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
Arsenal FC vs Manchester
United FC. Arsenal has won
only one of its last 11 PL
matches against Manchester
United, 3-0 at home in 2015.
(N) (Live)
12:00 p.m. UNIV Fútbol
Mexicano Primera División
Fecha 17. Desde el estadio
Olímpico Universitario. (N)
(Live)
12:30 p.m. FS1 MLS Soccer
Sporting Kansas City at Min-
nesota United FC. Minnesota
United FC hosts second-
place Sporting Kansas City
at TCF Bank Stadium. (N)
(Live)
 3:00 p.m. UNIV MLS Soccer
Desde el Yankee Stadium.
(N) (Live)
 3:25 p.m. FS1 Beach Soc-
cer FIFA World Cup, Final:
Teams TBA. From National
Beach Soccer Arena in Nas-
sau, Bahamas. (N) (Live)
 7:00 p.m. METSPT Girls
High School Soccer Saint
Thomas Aquinas vs. Blue
Valley West.
 3:00 a.m. FS1 MLS Soccer
Sporting Kansas City at Min-
nesota United FC. Minnesota
United FC hosts second-
place Sporting Kansas City
at TCF Bank Stadium.
Monday
 6:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer SC Freiburg vs FC
Schalke 04. SC Freiburg
hosts Schalke 04 at Schwar-
zwald-Stadion with Europa
League qualification at stake.
(Taped)
METSPT Girls High School
Soccer Saint Thomas Aqui-
nas vs. Blue Valley West.
 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer Hertha BSC Berlin
vs RB Leipzig. Hertha BSC
hosts Bundesliga debutant
RB Leipzig at Berlin’s leg-
endary Olympiastadion.
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METSPT Notre Dame de Sion
vs. Saint Teresa’s.
10:00 a.m. METSPT Girls
High School Soccer Lee’s
Summit North vs. Lee’s
Summit.
 1:00 p.m. FSN UEFA Cham-
pions League Soccer AS
Monaco FC vs Juventus FC.
Semifinal, 1st Leg.
 1:55 p.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
Chelsea FC vs Middles-
brough FC. Chelsea has
won six consecutive Premier
League matches against
Boro without conceding a
single goal. (N) (Live)
 4:00 p.m. METSPT Girls
High School Soccer Saint
Thomas Aquinas vs. Blue
Valley West.
Tuesday
 6:00 a.m. FSN Bundes-
liga Soccer FC Koln vs SV
Werder Bremen. Werder
Bremen is winless in six BL
away matches at 1.FC Köln
since the 4-1 win in Decem-
ber 2005.
 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer FC Bayern Munich
vs SV Darmstadt 98. Bayern
München hosts SV Darm-
stadt 98 in a match between
the league leader and the
bottom side.
 1:30 p.m. FS1 UEFA Cham-
pions League Soccer Ju-
ventus FC vs AS Monaco
FC. Semifinal, 2nd Leg. (N)
(Live)
11:30 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer SC Freiburg vs FC
Schalke 04. SC Freiburg
hosts Schalke 04 at Schwar-
zwald-Stadion with Europa
League qualification at stake.
Wednesday
 6:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer FC Bayern Munich
vs SV Darmstadt 98. Bayern
München hosts SV Darm-
stadt 98 in a match between
the league leader and the
bottom side.
 6:30 a.m. FS1 UEFA Cham-
pions League Soccer Juven-
tus FC vs AS Monaco FC.
Semifinal, 2nd Leg.
 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer Hertha BSC Berlin
vs RB Leipzig. Hertha BSC
hosts Bundesliga debutant
RB Leipzig at Berlin’s leg-
endary Olympiastadion.
11:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer Hertha BSC Berlin
vs RB Leipzig. Hertha BSC
hosts Bundesliga debutant
RB Leipzig at Berlin’s leg-
endary Olympiastadion.
 1:30 p.m. FS1 UEFA
Champions League Soccer
Atletico Madrid vs Real Ma-
drid. Semifinal, 2nd Leg. (N)
(Live)
 1:40 p.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
Southampton FC vs Arsenal
FC. Arsenal is winless in five
PL matches at the Saints,
but won at St. Mary’s in the
FA Cup in January. (N) (Live)
11:30 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer SC Freiburg vs FC
Schalke 04. SC Freiburg
hosts Schalke 04 at Schwar-
zwald-Stadion with Europa
League qualification at stake.
Thursday
 6:30 a.m. FS1 UEFA Cham-
pions League Soccer Atlet-
ico Madrid vs Real Madrid.
Semifinal, 2nd Leg.
 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundes-
liga Soccer FC Koln vs SV
Werder Bremen. Werder
Bremen is winless in six BL
away matches at 1.FC Köln
since the 4-1 win in Decem-
ber 2005.
 2:00 p.m. FS1 UEFA Europa
League Soccer Manchester
United FC vs Celta Vigo.
Semifinal, 2nd Leg. (N)
(Live)
12:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer SC Freiburg vs FC
Schalke 04. SC Freiburg
hosts Schalke 04 at Schwar-
zwald-Stadion with Europa
League qualification at stake.
Friday
 1:55 p.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
West Bromwich Albion FC
vs Chelsea FC. From The
Hawthorns in Sandwell,
West Midlands, England. (N)
(Live)
Saturday
 6:25 a.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer Man-
chester City FC vs Leicester
City FC. From Etihad Sta-
dium in Manchester, England,
United Kingdom. (N) (Live)
 8:30 a.m. WDAF Bundesliga
Soccer RB Leipzig vs FC
Bayern Munich. From Red
Bull Arena in Leipzig, Saxony
(Sachsen), Germany. (N)
(Live) ’
FS1 Bundesliga Soccer FC
Augsburg vs Borussia Dort-
mund. From WWK Arena in
Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany.
(N) (Live)
 8:55 a.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
11:25 a.m. NBCSP English
Premier League Soccer
Stoke City FC vs Arsenal
FC. From Bet365 Stadium
in Stoke-on-Trent, England,
United Kingdom. (N) (Live)
 3:00 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer FC Augsburg vs
Borussia Dortmund. From
WWK Arena in Augsburg,
Bavaria, Germany. (N Same-
day Tape)
LIFE NWSL Soccer Sky Blue
FC at Houston Dash. From
BBVA Compass Stadium in
Houston. (N) (Live)
 6:55 p.m. UNIV Fútbol Mex-
icano Primera División (N)
 8:00 p.m. ESPN2 MLS Soc-
cer Seattle Sounders FC at
Chicago Fire. From Toyota
Park in Bridgeview, Ill. (N)
(Live)
11:30 p.m. FSN MLS Soccer
Sporting Kansas City at Or-
lando City SC. From Orlando
City Stadium in Orlando, Fla.
SOFTBALL
Sunday
12:00 p.m. ESPN2 Auburn at
Alabama. From Rhoads Sta-
dium in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (N)
(Live)
 3:00 p.m. ESPN2 Arizona at
UCLA. From Easton Stadium
in Los Angeles. (N) (Live)
Tuesday
 9:30 a.m. METSPT Missouri-
Kansas City at Kansas.
12:00 p.m. METSPT Baylor
at Kansas. Game two of a
doubleheader.
Wednesday
 7:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
1 of a doubleheader. (Taped)
 9:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
2 of a doubleheader. (Taped)
11:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
1 of a doubleheader.
 1:00 a.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
2 of a doubleheader.
Thursday
12:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
1 of a doubleheader.
 2:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
2 of a doubleheader.
 4:00 p.m. FSN ACC Tourna-
ment, Third Quarterfinal:
Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
 9:00 p.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
2 of a doubleheader.
 3:00 a.m. METSPT Baylor
at Kansas. Game two of a
doubleheader.
Friday
 6:00 a.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
1 of a doubleheader.
 8:00 a.m. METSPT Olathe
East vs. Olathe South. Game
2 of a doubleheader.
12:00 p.m. FSN ACC Tourna-
ment, First Semifinal: Teams
TBA. (N) (Live)
 2:30 p.m. FSN ACC Tourna-
ment, Second Semifinal:
Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
Saturday
11:00 a.m. ESPN AAC Tour-
nament, Final: Teams TBA.
(N) (Live)
 1:00 p.m. ESPN ACC Tour-
nament, Final: Teams TBA.
(N) (Live)
 7:00 p.m. ESPN SEC Tourna-
ment, Final: Teams TBA. (N)
(Live)
TENNIS
Sunday
 9:00 a.m. METSPT Women’s
College Tulsa at Kansas.
Wednesday
 1:00 p.m. FSN PowerShares
RPIA Championship. From
Toronto.
Thursday
10:00 p.m. FSN PowerShares
Legends Charleston.
Saturday
11:00 a.m. FSN PowerShares
Legends Charleston.
TRACK AND FIELD
Sunday
12:00 p.m. METSPT Kansas
Relays.
Tuesday
 3:00 p.m. METSPT Kansas
Relays.
Saturday
 6:30 p.m. NBCSP IAAF Dia-
mond League: Shanghai. (N
Same-day Tape)
VOLLEYBALL
Sunday
 1:00 p.m. TBS NCAA Tour-
nament Final. (N) (Live)
 6:30 p.m. NBCSP AVP Pro
Beach Volleyball: Huntington
Beach. (N Same-day Tape)
Saturday
 5:00 p.m. NBCSP Champi-
onship. (N) (Live)
WATER SPORTS
Sunday
 4:00 p.m. NBCSP Swimming
USA Swimming: Atlanta. (N)
(Live)
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FOX
FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM
Show (N) (CC)
Live with Kelly and Ryan (N) Rachael Ray (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12
‘TVPG’ (CC) Noon (N)
FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With
12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’
Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
Name Game Name Game (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’
KCTV (7:00) CBS This Morning Better KC The Price Is Right (N) ‘TVG’ The Young and the Restless News Bold/Beau- The Talk ‘TV14’ (CC) Let’s Make a Deal (N) ‘TVPG’ Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC)
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) tiful (CC)
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9
ABC 12 12 12 12 9 America (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KCPT Nature Cat Curious Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor- Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Sesame Dinosaur Splash and Curious Nature Cat Ready Jet
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(7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer ‘TV14’ (CC) The Steve Wilkos Show (N) Maury (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer A wedding The Robert Irvine Show (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) proposal. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
KMCI Judge Faith Judge Faith America’s America’s Paternity Paternity Divorce Court Divorce Court Supreme Supreme Judge Judge Justice for All Justice for All Divorce Court Divorce Court
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Court Court Court Court (N) (CC) Justice Justice Mablean Mablean (CC) (CC)
KSHB (7:00) Today (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Today’s Take (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Kansas City Live 41 Action News Midday (N) Days of our Lives (N) ‘TV14’ Today Tom Bateman; prom The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
41
NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (CC) makeover. (N) ‘TVG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
Burn Notice Corporate secu- Burn Notice Blackmail Criminal Minds: Suspect Criminal Minds “The Angel Criminal Minds “Minimal Criminal Minds “Paradise” Criminal Minds Serial killer Criminal Minds “The
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ION rity specialist. ‘TVPG’ materials. ‘TVPG’ (CC) Behavior ‘TV14’ (CC) Maker” ‘TV14’ (CC) Loss” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) jumps trains. ‘TV14’ Instincts” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry Kristen Schaal; Rose Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
62 KSMO 10 10 10 62
MNT 10 ‘TVG’ Wommack McIver. (N) ‘TVPG’ loaded loaded (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KTWU Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Cat in the Hat Splash and Rough Cut- Knitting Daily New Orleans School of Arthur (EI) Martha
11
PBS 19 5 9 Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) Mac ‘TVG’ Fine Art ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog the Bounty Hunter “Girl Intervention “Justin; Kayne” Intervention “Zach; Theresa” Intervention “Jessica” ‘TV14’ Intervention “Skyler & Intervention “Mindie; Kath- The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC)
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Trouble” ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Jessa” ‘TV14’ (CC) erine” ‘TV14’ (CC)
›› Star Trek: Insurrection (1998, Science Fiction) Patrick (9:59) ›› Red Dawn (1984, Action) Patrick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell. (:28) ›› The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997, Adventure) Jeff Goldblum, Julianne (:25) ›››
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner. High-school guerrillas take on invading Soviet troops. (CC) Moore. An expedition returns to monitor dinosaurs’ progress. (CC) Unstoppable
My Cat From Hell “On the Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Deadliest Catch: Dungeon
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 War Path” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Devastation” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cove ‘TV14’ (CC) Cove ‘TV14’ Cove ‘TV14’
Doctor Who ‘TVPG’ (CC) Doctor Who “Asylum of the Doctor Who “Dinosaurs on a Star Trek: Voyager “Random Star Trek: Voyager “Con- Star Trek: Voyager “Human Star Trek: Voyager “Q2” Star Trek: Voyager “Author,
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 Daleks” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Spaceship” ‘TVPG’ Thoughts” ‘TVPG’ cerning Flight” ‘TVPG’ Error” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Author” ‘TVPG’
Meet the Meet the ›› Soul Men (2008, Comedy) Samuel L. Jackson, Bernie Mac, Sharon Leal. Estranged Brotherly Love (2015, Drama) Keke Palmer, Cory Hardrict, Romeo Miller. A high-school Meet the Meet the
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns singers reunite for a tribute concert. (CC) athlete faces difficult decisions. Browns Browns
Southern Charm “Sh-epic Southern Charm “In the Southern Charm Kathryn Southern Charm ‘TV14’ (CC) Southern Charm ‘TV14’ (CC) Southern Charm “The Third Southern Charm ‘TV14’ (CC) Southern Charm “While the
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 Fail!” ‘TV14’ (CC) Cups” ‘TV14’ (CC) might be pregnant. ‘TV14’ Man” ‘TV14’ (CC) Kat’s Away...” ‘TV14’
Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Squawk on the Street (N) (CC) Squawk Alley (N) (CC) Fast Money Halftime Report Power Lunch (N) (CC) Closing Bell (N) (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC)
CNN Newsroom With John CNN Newsroom With John At This Hour With Kate Inside Politics (N) (CC) Wolf (N) (CC) CNN Newsroom With CNN Newsroom With The Lead With Jake Tapper
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 and Poppy and Poppy Bolduan (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
That ’70s (:35) That (:10) That (:45) That (:10) That (:45) That ’70s Show “Short (:20) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Futura-
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Show ‘TV14’ ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show & Curlies” ‘TVPG’ ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
Vegas Rat Rods “Ditch Dig- Vegas Rat Rods “Freakshow Vegas Rat Rods “Water Rat” Street Outlaws “Angel City Street Outlaws Racers call Street Outlaws “Kansas City Street Outlaws “OH-HI-NO” Street Outlaws “Street Mis-
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 ger” ‘TVPG’ on Wheels” ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ Danger” ‘TV14’ out the 405. ‘TV14’ Barbecue” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) sion” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse Roadster- The Lion Elena of Sofia the Goldie & Bear Doc Mc- Roadster- PJ Masks PJ Masks The Lion Jessie ‘TVG’ Jessie ‘TVG’ Tangled: The Austin & Ally
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Racers Guard ‘TVY’ Avalor ‘TVY’ First ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ Stuffins: Toy Racers ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) Guard ‘TVY’ (CC) (CC) Series ‘TVG’
Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar- E! News: Daily Pop (N) (CC) ››› Hitch (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes. A No Strings
E! 53 41 72 51 134 dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) smooth-talker helps a shy accountant woo an heiress. (CC) Attached
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) First Take (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter NFL Insiders NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) NBA: The SportsNation (N) (Live) (CC) Questionable
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 (N) (N) Jump (N)
(5:00) Mike & Mike (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) The Dan Le Batard Show First Take (N) (CC) NFL Live (N) (CC) Intentional Talk (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (Live) (CC) With Stugotz (N) (CC)
America’s Newsroom (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) Outnumbered (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) America’s News Headquar- Shepard Smith Reporting Your World With Neil
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
Paid Program The Pioneer The Kitchen “Mother’s Day The Kitchen Baked eggs The Kitchen Pork chops; The Pioneer Ayesha Guy’s Grocery Games ‘TVG’ Guy’s Grocery Games ‘TVG’ Guy’s Grocery Games ‘TVG’
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman Weekend” ‘TVG’ with green chilies. ‘TVG’ apple peel snacks. ‘TVG’ Woman Kitchen (CC) (CC) (CC)
Baby Daddy 700 Club The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Gilmore Girls “Rory’s Dance” Gilmore Girls “Forgiveness Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba (Part 1 Reba (Part 2 Reba ‘TVPG’ The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TVPG’ Interactive ‘TVPG’ (CC) and Stuff” ‘TVPG’ of 2) ‘TVPG’ of 2) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
NASCAR Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (Live) (CC) The Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (CC)
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Racing
Bundesliga Soccer MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Kansas City Royals. In the Spot- Focused Destination N’ Side Neb UEFA Champions League Soccer AS Monaco FC vs Juven- World Poker Tour Borgata
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. light Polaris tus FC. Semifinal, 1st Leg. Poker Open - Part 2.
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FX 62 72 42 53 128 Freedomland forge new alliances and confront a powerful enemy. (CC) Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Half Men Half Men ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
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GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
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Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ House Hunters Renovation House Hunters Renovation House Hunters Renovation House Hunters Renovation House Hunters Renovation
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 (CC) (CC) (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
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LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 young serial killer. ‘TV14’ Me” ‘TV14’ (CC) out a Trace” ‘TV14’ the street. ‘TV14’ (CC) reak” ‘TV14’ (CC) tries to get ahead. ‘TV14’ Grown” ‘TV14’ (CC) Arms of Mine” ‘TV14’
High School Soccer Notre Dame de Sion vs. Saint Teresa’s. Girls High School Soccer Lee’s Summit North vs. Lee’s High School Baseball Olathe South vs. Shawnee Mission High School Baseball Lee’s Summit West vs. Ray-Pec.
METSPT 30 68 44 Summit. East.
MSNBC Live With Stephanie MSNBC Live With Hallie MSNBC Live (N) (CC) Andrea Mitchell Reports MSNBC Live With Craig MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live With Steve
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
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World’s Wildest Police World’s Wildest Police Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Beyond Scared Straight Beyond Scared Straight
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Videos ‘TV14’ (CC) Videos ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Corcoran” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
(6:30) Dark ›› A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010, Horror) Jackie Wrecker (2015) Anna Hutchison, Andrea Whitburn. A Tracers (2014) Taylor Lautner. A woman helps a messen- ›› Resident Evil: Extinction (2007, Hor-
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TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ land Show land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TV14’
(7:45) ›› Go Into Your Dance (1935) Al ›› Times Square Lady (:45) › Her Cardboard Lover (1942, Comedy) Norma ›› Married Bachelor (1941, Comedy) ›› Alibi Ike (1935, Comedy) Joe E. Brown, ››› Mr.
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Jolson, Ruby Keeler, Glenda Farrell. (1935) Robert Taylor. Shearer, Robert Taylor, George Sanders. Robert Young, Ruth Hussey. Olivia de Havilland. Lucky
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TLC 40 49 41 99 250 Surgery” ‘TVPG’ (CC) to Drive” ‘TVPG’ World’s Biggest Hips ‘TVPG’ (CC) Toni. ‘TVPG’ (CC) lifesaving move. ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Dress the Dress
Charmed Journey through Supernatural “Reading Is Supernatural “There Will Be Supernatural “Survival of Supernatural ‘TV14’ (CC) Bones A body is found Bones A stabbing death is Bones A murder similar to
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 past loves. ‘TV14’ (CC) Fundamental” ‘TV14’ Blood” ‘TV14’ (CC) the Fittest” ‘TV14’ (CC) inside an alligator. ‘TV14’ investigated. ‘TV14’ Brennan’s book. ‘TV14’
Tom and Tom and Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998, Children’s) Voices of Ben 10 ›› Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011, Children’s) We Bare World of World of Teen Titans Teen Titans
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Jerry Tales Jerry Tales Scott Innes, Billy West. (CC) “Animo Farm” Zachary Gordon, Devon Bostick. (CC) Bears (CC) Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’
Pl.- Chow- Pl.- Chow- Pl.- Chow- Pl.- Chow- Pl.- Chow- Pl.- Chow- Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 down down down down down down Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’
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TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 ous Moments” ‘TV14’ (CC) ments of Regret” ‘TV14’ prise Laughs” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
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UNIV 26 17 73 48 Univisión ‘TV14’ (SS) ‘TVPG’ (SS)
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USA 39 62 52 39 124 tims Unit “Babes” ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Smut” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Lead” ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Hell” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Selfish” ‘TV14’
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VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Paternity concerns. ‘TV14’ “Family Matters” ‘TV14’ “Sister Wives” ‘TV14’ With the New” ‘TV14’ “War and Peace” ‘TV14’
LifeLock Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent CSI: Miami “Double Cap” CSI: Miami “Grave Young CSI: Miami “Spring Break”
WE 21 117 117 403 372 Protection ‘TVG’ “Probability” ‘TV14’ “Monster” ‘TV14’ “Cuba Libre” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Men” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
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WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 Games” ‘TV14’ “King’s Ransom” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Triangle” ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Hello in There” ‘TVPG’ “December Days” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
(6:45) › (:40) ›› The Mothman Prophecies (2002, Suspense) (:40) › Babylon A.D. (2008, Science Fic- (:15) ››› Midnight Special (2016, Science Fiction) (:15) › The Divergent Series: Allegiant (2016, Science
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Fool’s Gold Richard Gere, Laura Linney, Will Patton. (CC) tion) Vin Diesel, Michelle Yeoh. (CC) Michael Shannon, Joel Edgerton, Kirsten Dunst. (CC) Fiction) Shailene Woodley, Theo James. (CC)
(7:05) ›› Speed Racer (2008, Action) Fight Game (9:50) ›› How to Be Single (2016) Dakota (:45) ››› Indignation (2016) Logan Lerman. A college (:40) ››› Road to Perdition (2002, Crime Drama) Tom (:40) The
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Emile Hirsch, Christina Ricci. (CC) Johnson. (CC) student falls for a young woman in 1951 Ohio. Hanks, Paul Newman, Jude Law. (CC) Leftovers
(7:00) Run (:45) ››› I Love You, Man (2009, Comedy) Paul Rudd, ›› Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) Ange- (:15) ››› Scarface (1983, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven Bauer. A (:05) ››› Mission: Impos-
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Fat Boy Run Jason Segel, Rashida Jones. (CC) lina Jolie, Jon Voight. (CC) Cuban immigrant fights to the top of Miami’s drug trade. (CC) sible 2 (2000) (CC)
(7:30) ›› Premonition (:15) ››› Scrooged (1988, Comedy) Bill Murray. TV- ›› People Like Us (2012) Chris Pine. A young man sud- ›› Beyond the Sea (2004) Kevin Spacey. An older Bobby The Beach Boys: Making Pet
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 (2007) Sandra Bullock. network bigshot meets Christmas ghosts. (CC) denly discovers the existence of a sister. Darin tells his own life story. (CC) Sounds ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:15) The Architect (2016) › Helicopter Mom (2014, Comedy) Nia ››› A Civil Action (1998) John Travolta. A lawyer faces ›› Tyler Perry’s the Family That Preys (2008, Drama) (:20) Jimi: All Is by My Side (2013) André
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Parker Posey. (CC) Vardalos, Jason Dolley. (CC) an uphill battle against two large companies. Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. (CC) Benjamin. Premiere. (CC)
(7:16) ›› Best Laid Plans (8:54) ››› The Walk (2015, Biography) Joseph Gordon- (:01) World Without End (11:52) ›› Broken Arrow (1996) John (:44) ››› The Walk (2015) Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ben Kingsley.
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 (1999) Premiere. Levitt, Ben Kingsley, Charlotte Le Bon. (CC) “Checkmate” ‘TV14’ Travolta, Christian Slater. (CC) Philippe Petit walks on a tightrope between the twin towers. (CC)
(6:45) ››› The Ghost (8:55) Blue Crush 2 (2011, Drama) Sasha Jackson, Eliza- (10:50) ›› Woman in Gold (2015) Helen (:40) ›› Red Corner (1997) Richard Gere. A visiting (:45) ››› The Ghost Writer (2010) Pierce
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Writer (2010, Drama) (CC) beth Mathis, Sharni Vinson. (CC) Mirren, Ryan Reynolds. (CC) American is framed for a brutal murder in China. Brosnan, Ewan McGregor. (CC)
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KMBC KMBC 9 News at 4:00 (N) News ABC World News Ent. Tonight Dancing With the Stars (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (:01) Quantico “RAINBOW” News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night-
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness ginia Beach” (N) ‘TVG’ flash art. ‘TVG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 relationship. ‘TV14’ Half Men Half Men Theory Theory National City. (N) ‘TV14’ Sixty-Two” (N) ‘TVPG’ Family Family ‘TVPG’
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KSHB The Now KC Action News NBC Nightly Action News 41 Actions The Voice “Live Top 10 Performances” The top 10 artists The Wall “Ryan and Stephe- Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
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Criminal Minds “Memoriam” Criminal Minds Solving a Criminal Minds “52 Pickup” Criminal Minds “Brothers in Criminal Minds “Normal” Criminal Minds “Soul Mates” Criminal Minds “Bloodline” Criminal Minds “Cold Com-
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The People’s Court (N) Dr. Phil (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Insider Dish Nation Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- KCTV5 News at 9 (N) Inside Edition Friends Rules of En- Rules of En-
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MNT 10 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Users” ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TVPG’ gagement gagement
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The First 48 ‘TVPG’ (CC) The First 48 “Winter Games” The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48: Deadly Misfortune “Deadly Misfortune” Police hunt for a murderous car thief. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (:03) The First 48: Deadly
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 ‘TV14’ (CC) Misfortune ‘TV14’ (CC)
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AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Washington, Chris Pine. (CC) warming leads to worldwide natural disasters. (CC) “Sabrosito” ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) canery” ‘TV14’ (CC) Bandit (1977) (CC)
Alaskan Bush People: Alaskan Bush People: Alaskan Bush People: Alas- Alaskan Bush People: Alas- Alaska: The Last Frontier: Alaska: The Last Frontier: North Woods Law “No Way Alaskan Bush People:
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Alaskan Grit ‘TVPG’ Alaskan Grit ‘TVPG’ kan Grit (N) ‘TV14’ kan Grit (N) ‘TV14’ The Frozen Edge (N) The Frozen Edge (N) Out” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Alaskan Grit ‘TV14’
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BBC 110 114 114 400 122 ship One” ‘TVPG’ isolated planet. ‘TVPG’ stead” ‘TVPG’ sance Man” ‘TVPG’ game” ‘TVPG’ (CC) game” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Error” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Meet the Meet the ›› Soul Men (2008, Comedy) Samuel L. Jackson, Bernie Mac, Sharon Leal. Estranged ›› Life (1999, Comedy-Drama) Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Babatunde. Two Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns singers reunite for a tribute concert. (CC) wrongly convicted felons make the most of life in jail. (CC)
Southern Charm “Roamin’ Southern Charm “Step and Southern Charm Kathryn Southern Charm ‘TV14’ (CC) Southern Charm (N) ‘TV14’ Southern Charm Savannah Watch What Southern Charm ‘TV14’ (CC) Southern
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 Holiday” ‘TV14’ Release” ‘TV14’ visits her children. ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Charm
Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man ›› The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) Lucas Black. An Ameri- ›› The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) Lucas Black. An Ameri- Steve Aus-
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing can street racer takes on a Japanese champion. (CC) can street racer takes on a Japanese champion. (CC) tin’s
Fast Money (N) (CC) Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank An unprecedent- American Greed ‘TVPG’ (CC) American Greed “The Bad American Greed ‘TVPG’ (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 ed deal. ‘TVPG’ Neighbors” ‘TVPG’
The Situation Room With The Situation Room With Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight With Don CNN Tonight With Don Anderson Cooper 360
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(3:45) (:20) Futura- (:15) Futurama “Assie Come (5:50) South (:25) South South Park South Park Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ The Daily At Midnight (:01) South (:31) South
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Futurama ma ‘TVPG’ Home” ‘TVPG’ Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Show With Chris Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TVMA’
Street Outlaws “Put Up for Your City” Teams face off Street Outlaws “Get Off My Street Outlaws: Full Throttle Street Outlaws “Sympathy for the Devil” JJ and his Mem- (:02) Street Outlaws “Sympathy for the Devil” JJ and his
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 against the OKC. ‘TV14’ (CC) Cloud” ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) phis racers come to OKC. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Memphis racers come to OKC. ‘TV14’ (CC)
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DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Maddie Maddie ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) vark Middle Charlie cover (CC) cover (CC) Style (CC) (CC) (CC) Middle ‘TVG’ (CC)
(3:30) ›› No Strings Attached (2011, Romance-Comedy) E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar- Second Wives Club ‘TV14’ E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 Natalie Portman, Ashton Kutcher. (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC)
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) MLB Baseball San Francisco Giants at New York Mets. From Citi Field in Flushing, N.Y. Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Horn (N) Interruption (N) (Live) (CC) Van Pelt (N) (Live) (CC)
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ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Horn (N) Interruption Soldier Field (CC)
The Fox News Specialists Special Report With Bret The Story (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC)
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 (N) (CC) Baier (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
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FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 (CC) (CC) (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
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FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TVPG’ pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. (CC) Hungry (N) Daddy (N) Ever After? (N) ‘TV14’ Iliza ‘TV14’ Daddy Silverstone. (CC)
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup Series: GEICO 500. Joey Logano leads the field into Talladega MLB’s Best MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself with
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) Superspeedway for the GEICO 500. (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cowherd and Whitlock
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FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Poker Open - Part 3. Insider Pregame (N) burg, Fla. (N) (Live) Postgame From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. outs
Mike & Molly ›› The Heat (2013, Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy. A ›› The Other Woman (2014) Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann. Three women ›› The Other Woman (2014) Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann. Three women
FX 62 72 42 53 128 ‘TV14’ federal agent and a Boston cop go after a drug lord. (CC) join forces for revenge against a cheating cad. (CC) join forces for revenge against a cheating cad. (CC)
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GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 ‘TVG’ PGA Tour Center
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HALL 61 137 137 70 365 provement provement Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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METSPT 30 68 44 Valley West. Roundup Kansas.
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NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Zone ers America (N) the conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (Live) Sweden. (N Same-day Tape)
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SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 bered Spartan warriors battle the Persian army. (CC) street-car racer wants revenge on a treacherous rival. (CC) (DVS) bacteria turns those it infects into zombies.
Bob’s Burg- Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy American Angie Tribeca Conan (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Angie Tribeca Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ers ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TV14’
(3:30) ››› Mr. Lucky (:15) ›› Lady Luck (1946) Robert Young. A woman thinks ››› The Far Country (1955, Western) James Stewart, ››› The Cowboys (1972, Western) John Wayne, Roscoe Lee Browne, Culpepper
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 (1943) Cary Grant. marriage can reform her gambler-boyfriend. Ruth Roman, Walter Brennan. Bruce Dern. Rancher takes schoolboys on cattle drive. Cattle Co.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Long Lost Family ‘TVPG’ Long Lost Family ‘TVPG’ Long Lost Family ‘TVPG’ Long Lost Family ‘TVPG’ Long Lost Family ‘TVPG’ Long Lost Family ‘TVPG’
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress the Dress the Dress (CC) (CC)
Bones “The Boneless Bride ›› The Mechanic (2011) Jason Statham. An elite hit-man To Be Announced NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Utah Jazz. Game 4 of the Inside the NBA (N) (Live) To Be An-
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 in the River” ‘TV14’ teaches his deadly trade to an apprentice. Western Conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (CC) (CC) nounced
Ben 10 (N) Teen Titans Teen Titans Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Steven Uni- World of King of the American The Cleve- American Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- Family Guy Family Guy (:15) The Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 ‘TVG’ (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ (CC) verse (N) Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Boondocks Hunger
Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew Boo.- Best Boo.- Best Booze Trav- Booze Trav- Bizarre Foods With Andrew
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Bars Bars eler (N) eler (N) Zimmern ‘TVPG’
Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- Full Court Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect Pranks Jokers Jokers
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H (:36) M*A*S*H (:12) M*A*S*H “Operation Everybody Everybody Everybody Everybody The King of The King of The King of The King of
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Noselift” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens
Fatal Attraction “In the Line For My Man A woman For My Man “Barrett; Ma- For My Man “Dunn; Hope” For My Man “Henry; Ervin” For My Man “Pike; Hairston” For My Man “Reeve; Ful- Fatal Attraction “Texas
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UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) Carrillo (N) pacto Extra
Law & Order: Special Vic- Modern Modern Modern Modern WWE Monday Night RAW (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (:05) Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country CSI: Crime
USA 39 62 52 39 124 tims Unit “Crush” ‘TV14’ Family Family Family Family “Spirit of Murder” (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Scene
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (N) Basketball Wives (N) ‘TV14’ Dear Mama: An Event to Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC)
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 “Frenemies” ‘TV14’ “Grapes of Wrath” ‘TV14’ Due Time” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Honor Moms (N) ‘TVPG’ “Bachelor Bash” ‘TV14’
CSI: Miami “Tinder Box” CSI: Miami Addict’s home. CSI: Miami “Body Count” CSI: Miami “Blood Brothers” CSI: Miami “Double Cap” CSI: Miami “Grave Young CSI: Miami “Spring Break” CSI: Miami “Tinder Box”
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Men” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Blue Bloods Linda returns to Blue Bloods “Family Busi- Person of Interest “Risk” Person of Interest “Baby Person of Interest “Identity Underground “Citizen” How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 work. ‘TV14’ (CC) ness” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Blue” ‘TV14’ (CC) Crisis” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother
Divergent: (:20) ›› Baby Mama (2008, Comedy) Tina Last Week To. VICE News ›› The Boss (2016, Comedy) Melissa Mc- Jason Bourne The Leftovers “G’Day Mel- Last Week To. Veep “Jus- Chris Gethard: Career
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Allegiant Fey, Amy Poehler. (CC) Tonight (N) Carthy, Kristen Bell. (CC) bourne” ‘TVMA’ tice” ‘TVMA’ Suicide ‘TVMA’ (CC)
(3:40) The (:40) Silicon (:10) ›› The Legend of Tarzan (2016, Adventure) Alexan- Veep “Jus- VICE ‘TV14’ 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Inductees include Journey and ›› Absolutely Fabulous:
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Leftovers Valley der Skarsgard, Christoph Waltz. (CC) tice” ‘TVMA’ (CC) Pearl Jam. ‘TV14’ (CC) The Movie (2016)
(3:05) ››› Mission: Impos- (:10) ›› Our Brand Is Crisis (2015) Sandra Bullock. A ››› The Sum of All Fears (2002, Suspense) Ben Affleck, (:05) ››› Black Mass (2015, Crime Drama) Johnny Depp, (:10) ›› Body of Lies
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 sible 2 (2000) (CC) political consultant must outwit a rival strategist. Morgan Freeman, James Cromwell. (CC) Joel Edgerton. (CC) (2008) Leonardo DiCaprio.
››› Casino Royale (2006, Action) Daniel Craig, Eva Green. James Bond The Circus: Guerrilla “Episode 4” ‘TVMA’ Billions Axe receives unex- Guerrilla “Episode 4” ‘TVMA’ Billions Axe receives unex- The Circus: ››› Casino
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 plays poker with a man who finances terrorists. (CC) Inside (CC) pected news. ‘TVMA’ (CC) pected news. ‘TVMA’ Inside Royale
Jimi: All Is by (:25) ››› A Bronx Tale (1993, Drama) Robert De Niro, › Disaster Movie (2008, Comedy) Matt › Fifty Shades of Black (2016, Comedy) (:35) › Who’s Your Caddy? (2007) Antwan (:10) ››› A Civil Action
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 My Side Chazz Palminteri, Lillo Brancato. (CC) Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo. (CC) Marlon Wayans, Kali Hawk. (CC) “Big Boi” Patton. (CC) (1998) John Travolta.
(3:51) ›› Silent Hill (2006, Horror) Radha Mitchell, Laurie (5:59) ›› The International (2009, Suspense) Clive ››› The Accused (1988) Kelly McGillis. A prosecutor (9:53) ›› Broken Arrow (1996, Action) John Travolta,
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Holden, Sean Bean. (CC) Owen, Naomi Watts, Armin Mueller-Stahl. (CC) goes after bar patrons who encouraged rapists. Christian Slater, Samantha Mathis. (CC)
(2:45) ››› The Ghost (4:55) ›››› Ordinary People (1980, Drama) Donald ››› 45 Years (2015, Drama) Charlotte (:35) ›› Woman in Gold (2015, Docudrama) Helen Mir- ›› Red Corner (1997, Suspense) Richard
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Writer (2010, Drama) (CC) Sutherland, Timothy Hutton. (CC) Rampling, Tom Courtenay. (CC) ren, Ryan Reynolds, Daniel Brühl. (CC) Gere, Bai Ling. (CC)
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Live with Kelly and Ryan (N) Rachael Ray (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12
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FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With
12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’
Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
Name Game Name Game (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’
KCTV (7:00) CBS This Morning Better KC The Price Is Right (N) ‘TVG’ The Young and the Restless News Bold/Beau- The Talk ‘TV14’ (CC) Let’s Make a Deal (N) ‘TVPG’ Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC)
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) tiful (CC)
KMBC (7:00) Good Morning The Dr. Oz Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Real (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) The View ‘TV14’ (CC) The Chew ‘TVPG’ (CC) General Hospital (N) ‘TV14’ Steve Harvey ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 America (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 ‘TVY’ (CC) George (EI) Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ Bubbles (EI) George (EI) ‘TVY’ (CC) Go! ‘TVY’
(7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer ‘TV14’ (CC) The Steve Wilkos Show (N) Maury (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer ‘TV14’ (CC) The Robert Irvine Show (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
KMCI Judge Faith Judge Faith America’s America’s Paternity Paternity Divorce Court Divorce Court Supreme Supreme Judge Judge Justice for All Justice for All Divorce Court Divorce Court
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Court Court Court Court (N) (CC) Justice Justice Mablean Mablean (CC) (CC)
KSHB (7:00) Today Harry Styles Today’s Take (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Kansas City Live 41 Action News Midday (N) Days of our Lives (N) ‘TV14’ Today (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 performs. (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
Burn Notice “Truth and Burn Notice “Sins of Omis- Criminal Minds: Suspect Criminal Minds “Zoe’s Criminal Minds “Pleasure Is Criminal Minds “Demonol- Criminal Minds “Omnivore” Criminal Minds “House on
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ION Reconciliation” ‘TVPG’ sion” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Behavior “Jane” ‘TV14’ Reprise” ‘TV14’ (CC) My Business” ‘TV14’ ogy” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Fire” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
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MNT 10 ‘TVG’ Wommack loaded loaded (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KTWU Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor- Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Cat in the Hat Splash and Woodsmith Quilting Arts Simply Ming Painting Arthur (EI) Martha
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PBS 19 5 9 hood: Tiger Family Trip Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) Shop ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog Bounty Dog Bounty American Pickers “The Emu American Pickers ‘TVPG’ American Pickers “NASCAR American Pickers “A Banner American Pickers “Too Hot The First 48 “Silenced” The First 48 Approaching
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Hunter Hunter Chase” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Challenge” ‘TVPG’ Pick” ‘TVPG’ to Handle” ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) hurricane. ‘TV14’ (CC)
M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H ›› Sniper (1993) Tom Berenger, Billy Zane. Two Army (:15) ››› Unstoppable (2010, Action) Denzel Washing- (:15) ›› The Day After Tomorrow (2004, Action) Dennis
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ assassins take on a mission in Panama. (CC) ton, Chris Pine, Rosario Dawson. (CC) Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm. (CC)
My Cat From Hell “Pissed Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Pit Bulls and Parolees “Trial Pit Bulls and Parolees River Monsters Goes Tribal River Monsters “Amazon River Monsters “Demon
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Off!” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) by Fire” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Flesh Eaters” ‘TVPG’ Fish” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Doctor Who “The Snowmen” Doctor Who “The Bells of Doctor Who A sacrifice will CSI: Miami “CSI: My Nanny” CSI: Miami “Guerillas in the CSI: Miami Horatio’s ex CSI: Miami The team uncov- CSI: Miami “You May Now
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 ‘TVPG’ (CC) Saint John” ‘TVPG’ (CC) be demanded. ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Mist” ‘TV14’ (CC) resurfaces. ‘TV14’ (CC) ers a meth lab. ‘TV14’ Kill the Bride” ‘TV14’
Meet the Meet the Brotherly Love (2015, Drama) Keke Palmer, Cory Hardrict, Romeo Miller. A high-school ›› Life (1999, Comedy-Drama) Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Babatunde. Two Meet the Meet the
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns athlete faces difficult decisions. wrongly convicted felons make the most of life in jail. (CC) Browns Browns
Below Deck Trevor angers Below Deck ‘TV14’ (CC) Below Deck ‘TV14’ (CC) Below Deck “Decent Pro- Below Deck “One Less Fish Below Deck “The Sea Was Below Deck Sierra loses her Below Deck “Bosun Blues”
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 the captain. ‘TV14’ posal” ‘TV14’ (CC) in the Sea” ‘TV14’ Angry” ‘TV14’ (CC) cool. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
Squawk on the Street (N) (CC) Squawk Alley (N) (CC) Fast Money Halftime Report Power Lunch (N) (CC) Closing Bell (N) (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC)
CNN Newsroom With John CNN Newsroom With John At This Hour With Kate Inside Politics (N) (CC) Wolf (N) (CC) CNN Newsroom With CNN Newsroom With The Lead With Jake Tapper
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 and Poppy and Poppy Bolduan (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
That ’70s (:35) That (:10) That (:45) That (:10) That (:45) That ’70s Show Detec- (:20) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Futura-
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Show ‘TV14’ ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show tive work. ‘TV14’ ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
Airplane Repo “Get Rich or Airplane Repo “The Blonde Airplane Repo A simultane- Shipwreck Men “Wreckers Shipwreck Men “Bahama Shipwreck Men “Hurricane Shipwreck Men “A Mess in Cooper’s Treasure “Dead
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Die Flyin”’ ‘TV14’ Bomber” ‘TV14’ ous triple repo. ‘TV14’ Gold” ‘TV14’ (CC) Drama” ‘TV14’ (CC) Alley” ‘TV14’ (CC) the Marquesas” ‘TV14’ Silence” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse Roadster- The Lion Elena of Sofia the Goldie & Bear Doc Mc- Mickey Mouse PJ Masks PJ Masks The Lion Jessie ‘TVG’ Jessie ‘TVG’ Austin & Ally Austin & Ally
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Racers Guard ‘TVY’ Avalor ‘TVY’ First ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ Stuffins ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) Guard ‘TVY’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’
Hollywood Medium With Hollywood Medium With Hollywood Medium With E! News: Daily Pop (N) (CC) Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar-
E! 53 41 72 51 134 Tyler Henry ‘TV14’ (CC) Tyler Henry ‘TV14’ (CC) Tyler Henry ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) First Take (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter NFL Insiders NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) NBA: The SportsNation (N) (Live) (CC) Questionable
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 (N) (N) Jump (N)
(5:00) Mike & Mike (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) The Dan Le Batard Show First Take (N) (CC) NFL Live (N) (CC) Intentional Talk (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (Live) (CC) With Stugotz (N) (CC)
America’s Newsroom (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) Outnumbered (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) America’s News Headquar- Shepard Smith Reporting Your World With Neil
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
Paid Program The Pioneer Trisha’s Trisha’s Trisha’s Trisha’s Trisha’s Trisha’s The Pioneer The Pioneer Chopped “Yakety Yak, Yak, Chopped Frozen fries in the Chopped “A Is for Apple, U
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Woman Woman Yak” ‘TVG’ (CC) appetizer round. ‘TVG’ Is for Udon” ‘TVG’
Baby Daddy 700 Club The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Gilmore Girls “Paris Is Burn- Gilmore Girls Lorelai plays Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TV14’ Interactive ing” ‘TVPG’ (CC) matchmaker. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
NASCAR Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (Live) (CC) The Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Champ. Leag. UEFA Champions League Soccer Juventus FC vs AS Monaco FC. Semifi-
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Racing Preg. nal, 2nd Leg. (N) (Live) (CC)
Bundesliga Soccer MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. NHRA Drag Racing NHRA Carolina Nationals. From Charlotte, N.C. (Taped) 18 Holes Swing Clinic UFC Countdown ‘TV14’
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla.
›› The Heat (2013, Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy. A Two and a Two and a How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Two and a Two and a Mike & Molly ›› Taken 3
FX 62 72 42 53 128 federal agent and a Boston cop go after a drug lord. (CC) Half Men Half Men Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Half Men Half Men ‘TV14’ (2014)
Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
Card Sharks Press Your Whammy! The $25,000 The Pyramid Catch 21 Wheel of Wheel of Match Game Match Game Chain Reac- Chain Reac- Chain Reac- Chain Reac- The Chase ‘TVPG’ (CC)
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVG’ (CC) Luck ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Pyramid ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Fortune Fortune (CC) (CC) tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’
The Golden The Golden Home & Family (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Home & Family ‘TVG’ (CC) Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im-
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ provement provement provement provement provement provement
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House Hunt- House Hunt- House Hunt- House Hunt- House Hunt- House Hunt- House Hunt- Hunters Int’l Fixer Upper A new life in Fixer Upper Three houses in Fixer Upper A home in Fixer Upper Owners’ indi-
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 ers: Where? ers: Where? ers: Where? ers: Where? ers: Where? ers: Where? ers ‘TVG’ Waco, Texas. ‘TVG’ Waco, Texas. ‘TVG’ Waco, Texas. ‘TVG’ vidual styles. ‘TVG’ (CC)
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Forged in Fire “Redemp-
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ tion” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Killer Kids A family is found Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 Sergeants set The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy “That’s Me Grey’s Anatomy “Some- Grey’s Anatomy “Slow Grey’s Anatomy “Adrift and
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 murdered. ‘TV14’ up a sting. ‘TV14’ Trying” ‘TVPG’ (CC) thing’s Gotta Give” ‘TV14’ Night, So Long” ‘TV14’ at Peace” ‘TV14’
(6:00) College Baseball KU Legends College Softball Missouri-Kansas City at Kansas. College Softball Baylor at Kansas. Game two of a doubleheader. Track and Field Kansas
METSPT 30 68 44 Baylor at Kansas. Relays. (CC)
MSNBC Live With Stephanie MSNBC Live With Hallie MSNBC Live (N) (CC) Andrea Mitchell Reports MSNBC Live With Craig MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live With Steve
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- (:35) Ridicu- (:10) Ridicu- (:45) Ridiculousness ‘TV14’ (:20) Ridicu- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- (:05) Ridicu- (:40) 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards The
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ lousness lousness (CC) lousness ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ lousness best in TV and film. ‘TV14’ (CC)
The Dan Patrick Show (N) (Live) Fishing With Hobie Out- The Next Bite Texas Team Jimmy Seasons on Americana Sweetwater Bass 2 Billfish My Classic
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 R. Martin door ‘TVG’ Trail Houston the Fly Outdoors ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ Car ‘TVG’
StarTalk “Biz Stone” ‘TVPG’ Wicked Tuna “Greed, Ego & Wicked Tuna “Man v. Storm” Wicked Tuna “Mutiny at Wicked Tuna “Grudge Wicked Tuna “Pirate Prob- Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Alaska State Troopers “Fatal
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 (CC) Jealousy” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Sea” ‘TV14’ (CC) Match” ‘TV14’ (CC) lems” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Inferno” ‘TV14’
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NICK 49 60 63 25 314 ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) Shine pies ‘TVY’ pies ‘TVY’ Monster Monster ‘TVY’ (N) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’
Dr. Phil ‘TVPG’ (CC) Dr. Phil International adop- Dr. Phil ‘TVPG’ (CC) Dr. Phil “Deadly Conse- Dr. Phil “New Year Mama Vanity Fair Confidential Vanity Fair Confidential Vanity Fair Confidential
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 tion. ‘TVPG’ (CC) quences” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Drama” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be Don’t Be ›› The Lucky One (2012) Zac Efron. A war vet looks for (:45) ›› The Lucky One (2012, Drama) Zac
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... Tardy ... the woman he believes brought him luck. Efron, Taylor Schilling.
›› Rambo: Extended Cut (2008, Action) Sylvester Stal- ›› Four Brothers (2005) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson. Siblings seek ››› The Fighter (2010, Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale, Amy Adams. Two ›› Four
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 lone, Julie Benz, Matthew Marsden. (CC) revenge for their adoptive mother’s murder. (CC) brothers reunite to train for a historic boxing match. (CC) Brothers
Face Off “Monkey Business” Face Off Josh Hutcherson Face Off Making playing Face Off Unique sound ef- ›› The Last Days on Mars (2013) Liev Schreiber. An alien ›› Pompeii (2014) Kit Harington. A gladiator tries to get
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 ‘TVPG’ (CC) guest judges. ‘TVPG’ cards come to life. ‘TVPG’ fects. ‘TVPG’ (CC) bacteria turns those it infects into zombies. home to save the woman he loves. (CC)
The King of The King of The King of The King of The Cleve- The Cleve- American American American American Family Guy Family Guy Friends Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Friends
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 Queens Queens Queens Queens land Show land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
(:15) ›› Big City (1948, Musical) Margaret O’Brien. A cop, ›› Three Wise Fools (1946) Margaret (:45) ›› Music for Millions (1944, Musical) Margaret (:45) › Tenth Avenue Angel (1948) Marga- (:15) ››› The Secret Gar-
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 pastor and cantor adopt a singing orphan. O’Brien, Lionel Barrymore. O’Brien, Jimmy Durante, Jose Iturbi. ret O’Brien, Angela Lansbury. den (1949, Children’s)
Little People, Big World Little People, Big World Birth Moms ‘TV14’ (CC) Hoarding: Buried Alive “Oh Hoarding: Buried Alive My 600-Lb. Life “Teretha’s My 600-Lb. Life “Susan’s Say Yes to Say Yes to
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) My Gosh” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Dress the Dress
Charmed “Gone With the Supernatural “What’s Up, Supernatural “Heartache” Supernatural “Bitten” ‘TV14’ Supernatural “Blood Bones “The Priest in the Bones Skeleton is encased in Bones A body is found in a
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 Witches” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Tiger Mommy?” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Brother” ‘TV14’ (CC) Churchyard” ‘TV14’ concrete. ‘TV14’ crater. ‘TV14’ (CC)
Tom and Tom and Scooby-Doo! and WWE: Curse of the Speed Demon Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Cloudy, Meat Cloudy, Meat Steven Uni- Steven Uni- We Bare World of World of Teen Titans Teen Titans
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Jerry Tales Jerry Tales (2016) Voices of Frank Welker, Matthew Lillard. (CC) (CC) verse (CC) verse (CC) Bears (CC) Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’
Bizarre Foods Camel ribs to Bizarre Foods “Street Foods Bizarre Foods Eating pig Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 crickets. ‘TVPG’ (CC) Asia” ‘TVPG’ brain in Vietnam. ‘TVPG’ Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations
World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ truTV Top Funniest “Funny Those Who Those Who Those Who Those Who Those Who Those Who
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Fails” ‘TV14’ Can’t (CC) Can’t (CC) Can’t (CC) Can’t (CC) Can’t (CC) Can’t (CC)
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:14) The Andy Griffith Show (9:51) Bonanza ‘TVG’ (CC) Gunsmoke “In the Perfor- Gunsmoke “Island in the Gunsmoke “Island in the (:05) Gunsmoke “The Colo- (:11) The Andy Griffith Show
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) mance of Duty” ‘TVG’ Desert” ‘TVG’ (CC) Desert” ‘TVG’ (CC) nel” ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
The Parkers The Parkers The Parkers The Parkers The Parkers The Parkers The Parkers The Parkers Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Sanford & Sanford &
TVONE 184 173 173 157 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’
(6:00) ¡Despierta América! (N) (SS) Amor bravío (N) Noticiero Hoy (N) (SS) Hoy (N) (SS) Como Dice el Dicho (N) Mi adorable maldición (N) El Gordo y la Flaca (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Univisión ‘TV14’ (SS) ‘TVPG’ (SS)
CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- NCIS “Twisted Sister” ‘TV14’ NCIS “Smoked” ‘TVPG’ (CC) NCIS A terrorist with a NCIS “Blowback” ‘TVPG’ NCIS A young sailor’s body NCIS A Navy lieutenant is NCIS “Skeletons” ‘TVPG’
USA 39 62 52 39 124 tion ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) (DVS) chemical weapon. ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) is found. ‘TVPG’ poisoned. ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS)
The Parkers The Parkers The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans Dear Mama: An Event to Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Black Ink Crew Sky shares Black Ink Crew “Say It, Don’t
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Honor Moms ‘TVPG’ “Bachelor Bash” ‘TV14’ big news. ‘TV14’ Spray It” ‘TV14’
Paid Program Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Gambling. ‘TV14’ “Graansha” ‘TV14’ “Zoonotic” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) “Gemini” ‘TV14’ “The Gift” ‘TV14’
Walker, Texas Ranger In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Blue Bloods Erin faces off
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 Deadly gas. ‘TV14’ (CC) “Bubba’s Baby” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ with her ex. ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:50) The Immortal Life of Henrietta Last Week To. 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Inductees include Journey and › The Tuxedo (2002, Comedy) Jackie (:40) Warning: This Drug Witch Hunter
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Lacks (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’ Pearl Jam. ‘TV14’ (CC) Chan, Jennifer Love Hewitt. (CC) May Kill You ‘TV14’
(7:10) ›› Joy (2015) Jen- (:15) ›› Be Kind Rewind (2008) Jack Black. Two friends ›› The Huntsman: Winter’s War (2016, Fantasy) Chris (12:55) ›› Bridget Jones: The Edge of (:45) The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 nifer Lawrence. (CC) re-create a video store’s obliterated inventory. Hemsworth, Charlize Theron. (CC) Reason (2004) Renée Zellweger. (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’
(7:55) ›› The Express (2008) Dennis Quaid. Born poor, (:05) ›› Trapped (2002) Charlize Theron. A mother (11:55) ››› Sea of Love (1989) Al Pacino. Police detec- (1:50) ››› Changing Lanes (2002) Ben ›› Cocktail
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Ernie Davis becomes a star football player. fights back after kidnappers take her child. (CC) tive falls for lonely-hearts-killer suspect. Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson. (CC) (1988)
(7:55) ›› Miss Potter (2006) Renée › Down to Earth (2001, Comedy) Chris Perfect in ’76 ‘TVPG’ (CC) Pound of Flesh (2015) Jean-Claude Van (:45) ›› The Fifth Estate (2013, Drama) Benedict Cumberbatch.
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Zellweger, Ewan McGregor. (CC) Rock, Regina King. (CC) Damme, Darren Shahlavi. (CC) WikiLeaks colleagues provide support for whistle-blowers. (CC)
(:15) ››› Cry Freedom (1987, Historical Drama) Kevin Kline, Denzel Washington. The Jackson (2016) The issues surrounding the (:35) Public Enemy: Live ››› Love Actually (2003) Hugh Grant. Various people Father House
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 story of South Africa’s Stephen Biko and Donald Woods. (CC) right to choose in Mississippi. (CC) From Metropolis Studios deal with relationships in London. (CC)
(7:35) ››› Monster House (:08) ›› Beethoven (1992, Children’s) (:38) ›› Aloha (2015) Bradley Cooper. A man reunites (:25) ›› My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988) (:14) ››› Cinderella (2015, Children’s) Cate Blanchett,
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 (2006) (CC) Charles Grodin, Bonnie Hunt. (CC) with an old flame, then falls for a pilot. (CC) Dan Aykroyd, Jon Lovitz. (CC) Lily James, Richard Madden. (CC)
(7:15) The (:45) ›› Tapeheads (1988) John Cusack. Would-be (:20) ››› Paddington (2014) Hugh Bonn- ›› The D Train (2015) Jack Black, James (:45) ›› Blue Crush (2002, Drama) Kate Bosworth. A Last Knights
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Surface producers try to cash in on the rock video craze. eville, Sally Hawkins. (CC) Marsden, Kathryn Hahn. (CC) young woman prepares for a big surfing contest. (2015) (CC)
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 at 5 News at 6 (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) let” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) at 10 Stephen Colbert ‘TVPG’ Corden
KMBC KMBC 9 News at 4:00 (N) News ABC World News Ent. Tonight The Middle American Fresh Off the Imaginary Marvel’s Agents of News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night-
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 News (N) ‘TVPG’ Housewife Boat (N) Mary (N) S.H.I.E.L.D. (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) line (N)
KCPT Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Nightly Busi- PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Victorian Slum House “The American Experience “Bon- Frontline Affordable hous- TEDxKC Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness 1870s” (N) ‘TVPG’ nie & Clyde” ‘TV14’ ing. (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Maury Men deny being Two and a Two and a Big Bang Big Bang The Flash Barry attempts to iZombie “Some Like It Hot KMBC 9 News (CC) Modern Modern Ent. Tonight Extra (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 fathers. ‘TV14’ (CC) Half Men Half Men Theory Theory stop Savitar. (N) ‘TVPG’ Mess” (N) ‘TV14’ Family Family ‘TVPG’
KMCI RightThis- RightThis- Mike & Molly Last Man Mike & Molly Last Man Jeopardy! (N) Who Wants/ Access Hol- The List (N) How I Met How I Met 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls The Simpsons Family Guy
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 Minute (N) Minute (N) ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TVG’ Millionaire lywood (N) ‘TVPG’ Your Mother Your Mother ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
KSHB The Now KC Action News NBC Nightly Action News 41 Actions The Voice “Live Top 10 Great News Great News Chicago Fire “Sixty Days” Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 News - Holt Eliminations” (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TV14’ Starring Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers
Criminal Minds “Conflicted” Criminal Minds “A Shade of Criminal Minds “The Big Criminal Minds Vehicular Criminal Minds “To Hell ...” Criminal Minds “... And Saving Hope “Knowing Me, Saving Hope The doctors
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ION ‘TV14’ (CC) Gray” ‘TV14’ (CC) Wheel” ‘TV14’ (CC) homicides. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Back” ‘TV14’ (CC) Knowing You” ‘TV14’ rally together. (N) ‘TV14’
The People’s Court (N) Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) The Insider Dish Nation The X-Files “Dreamland” The X-Files “Dreamland II” KCTV5 News at 9 (N) Inside Edition Friends Rules of En- Rules of En-
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MNT 10 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (Part 1 of 2) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ gagement gagement
KTWU WordGirl (EI) Ready Jet Wild Kratts Odd Squad PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Victorian Slum House “The American Experience “Bon- Frontline Affordable hous- BBC World Nightly Busi- Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 19 5 9 ‘TVY7’ Go! ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) (EI) ‘TVY’ 1870s” (N) ‘TVPG’ nie & Clyde” ‘TV14’ ing. (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) News ‘TVG’ ness
The First 48 “Schoolyard Intervention “Zeinah” ‘TV14’ Intervention “Katie” ‘TV14’ Intervention “Daniel” ‘TV14’ Intervention “Sierra” ‘TV14’ Intervention “David S.” 60 Days In “Atlanta: High (:03) Intervention “Daniel”
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Revenge” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Times” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Day-Tomor- (:45) ››› Smokey and the Bandit (1977) Burt Reynolds, Sally Field. A ››› Lethal Weapon (1987, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. A veteran ››› The Italian Job (2003, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Charlize
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 row bootlegger burns rubber to evade a stubborn sheriff. (CC) detective is paired with an eccentric partner. (CC) Theron. A thief and his crew plan to steal back their gold. (CC)
River Monsters “Electric River Monsters “Phantom River Monsters “Legend of Loch Ness” Jeremy hunts the River Monsters: How to (:02) River Monsters ‘TVPG’ (:02) River Monsters ‘TVPG’ (:02) River Monsters
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Executioner” ‘TVPG’ Assassin” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Loch Ness Monster. ‘TVPG’ (CC) Catch a River Monster (N) (CC) “Atomic Assassin” ‘TVPG’
CSI: Miami “Ambush” ‘TV14’ CSI: Miami “All In” ‘TV14’ CSI: Miami Vigilante targets CSI: Miami The team is led CSI: Miami Alexx’s son is a CSI: Miami “Down to the CSI: Miami Horatio puts his CSI: Miami The team uncov-
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 (CC) (CC) predators. ‘TV14’ to a robbery. ‘TV14’ murder suspect. ‘TV14’ Wire” ‘TV14’ (CC) life on the line. ‘TV14’ ers a meth lab. ‘TV14’
Meet the Meet the › Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor (2013) Jurnee Rebel A young boy who Rebel “Breaking Point” (N) Rebel Rebel and Cheena Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns Smollett-Bell. A handsome billionaire leads a married woman astray. (CC) robs a liquor store. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ track a new lead. ‘TV14’
Below Deck Kelley suffers Below Deck ‘TV14’ (CC) Below Deck Ben crosses a Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Watch What Below Deck Mediterranean Then & Now
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 repercussions. ‘TV14’ line with Kate. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane. A woman falls for an artist Roseanne Roseanne
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing aboard the ill-fated ship. (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
Fast Money (N) (CC) Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank An elegant light- Shark Tank Sleep-away Shark Tank A unique dating The Profit A catering com-
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 ing solution. ‘TVPG’ camp for adults. ‘TVPG’ service. ‘TVPG’ (CC) pany needs help. ‘TVPG’
The Situation Room With The Situation Room With Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight With Don CNN Tonight With Don Anderson Cooper 360
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(3:45) (:20) Futura- (:15) Futurama “Stench and (5:50) South (:25) South South Park South Park Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Problematic South Park The Daily At Midnight (:01) South (:31) South
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Futurama ma ‘TVPG’ Stenchibility” ‘TVPG’ Park ‘TV14’ Park ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ Show With Chris Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TVMA’
Cooper’s Treasure ‘TV14’ Deadliest Catch “Seismic Deadliest Catch “Down in Deadliest Catch: On Deck Deadliest Catch “Bad Moon” (:02) Cooper’s Treasure (N) (:02) Deadliest Catch “Bad (:04) Cooper’s Treasure
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 (CC) Shift” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Flames” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Moon” ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC)
Liv and Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Tangled: The K.C. Under- (:33) Bizaard- Stuck in the Good Luck K.C. Under- K.C. Under- L & M: Cali Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Jessie ‘TVG’ Jessie ‘TVG’ Stuck in the Andi Mack
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Maddie Maddie (CC) Series cover (CC) vark Middle Charlie cover (CC) cover (CC) Style (CC) (CC) (CC) Middle ‘TVG’ (CC)
Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar- E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ›› Valentine’s Day (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates. Premiere. Los E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) Angeles residents wend their way into and out of romance. (CC)
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) E:60 SC Featured SC Featured ››› Catching Hell (2011) Citizens of Chicago blame SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Horn (N) Interruption (N) (N) baseball fan Steve Bartman for a Cubs loss. Van Pelt (N) (Live) (CC)
NBA: The Questionable Around the Pardon the SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Welcome/ Welcome/ Welcome/ Welcome/ SportsCenter SportsCenter 30 for 30 (CC) NFL Live (CC)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Jump (N) Horn (N) Interruption NFL NFL NFL NFL
The Fox News Specialists Special Report With Bret The Story (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC)
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 (N) (CC) Baier (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
Chopped Spaghetti in a can; Chopped An entree cooked Chopped A faux meat and a Chopped Junior “Dinner Is Chopped “Grandma Vs. Chopped “Thanks, Mom!” Chopped “Family Affair” Chopped “Grandma Vs.
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 tile fish. ‘TVG’ (CC) with cactus. ‘TVG’ hot mustard. ‘TVG’ Served” (N) ‘TVG’ Grandma” ‘TVG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Grandma” ‘TVG’ (CC)
The Middle The Middle Famous in Love “Not So Pretty Little Liars “Hold Your Pretty Little Liars “Power (:02) Famous in Love (N) (:01) Truth & (:31) Young & The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) ››› The Spectacular Now
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Easy A” ‘TV14’ (CC) Piece” ‘TV14’ (CC) Play” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Iliza (N) Hungry (2013) Miles Teller.
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Cincinnati Reds. From Great American Ball Park in MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) UFC Main Event ‘TV14’ (CC) Speak for Yourself with
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) Cincinnati. (N) (Live) (CC) (CC) Cowherd and Whitlock
Golf Life Destination Focused Royals Live! MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Peters- Royals Live! MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. Bundesliga
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Polaris Pregame (N) burg, Fla. (N) (Live) Postgame From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Soccer
(3:30) ›› Taken 3 (2014) Liam Neeson. Bryan Mills is ›› Blackhat: Director’s Cut (2015) Chris Hemsworth, Tang Wei. Premiere. A furloughed The Americans “Darkroom” The Americans “Darkroom” The Americans “IHOP”
FX 62 72 42 53 128 framed for the murder of his ex-wife. (CC) convict and his partners hunt a global cybercrime network. (CC) (N) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC)
Feherty ‘TV14’ (CC) Inside the Learning Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ Live From THE PLAYERS ‘TVG’
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 PGA Tour Center
Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Hollywood Game Night Hollywood Game Night Cash Cab Cash Cab Family Feud Family Feud
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Home Im- Home Im- Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Golden The Golden The Golden The Golden
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 provement provement Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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Fixer Upper The charm of Fixer Upper ‘TVG’ (CC) Fixer Upper ‘TVG’ (CC) Fixer Upper “Space In The Fixer Upper “Sweet Surprise Home Town (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) House Hunt- House Hunt- Fixer Upper “Sweet Surprise
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 small-scale living. ‘TVG’ Suburbs” ‘TVG’ at the Silos” ‘TVG’ ers (N) ‘TVG’ ers ‘TVG’ at the Silos” ‘TVG’
Forged in Fire “Zulu Iklwa” Forged in Fire “Khanda” Forged in Fire “The Katzbal- (6:59) Forged in Fire: Cut- Forged in Fire (N) ‘TVPG’ (:03) JFK Declassified: (:03) Forged in Fire ‘TVPG’ (:03) Forged in Fire: Cutting
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ger” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ting Deeper (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Tracking Oswald (N) (CC) Deeper ‘TVPG’
Little Women: LA “March Little Women: LA “Bringing Little Women: LA “Model Little Women: LA (N) ‘TV14’ Little Women: LA Elena has a party for her (:32) Little Women: Atlanta (:32) Little (:02) Little Women: LA
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 Madness” ‘TV14’ (CC) Sexy Back” ‘TV14’ Behavior” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) twins. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Women: LA ‘TV14’ (CC)
(3:00) Track and Field Kansas Relays. (CC) Center Circle College Baseball Oral Roberts at Wichita State. From Eck Stadium in Wichita, Kan. (N) Center Circle 2017 Kansas City Sports Commission Center Circle RockChalkTV
METSPT 30 68 44 (Live) Awards Banquet
MTP Daily (N) (CC) For the Record With Greta Hardball With Chris Mat- All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word With Law- The 11th Hour With Brian The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) Williams (N) (CC) (CC)
(2:40) 2017 MTV Movie & TV Friends Friends Friends Friends Ridiculous- Ridiculous- The Challenge: Invasion of The Chal- The Chal- (:02) Ridicu- (:32) Ridicu- (:05) Ridicu- (:40) Ridicu-
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 Awards ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ the Champions (N) lenge lenge lousness lousness lousness lousness
Mecum NASCAR America (N) (Live) NHL Live (N) (Live) NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL playoff action from (:15) NHL Overtime (N) Poker After Dark ‘TV14’ Poker After Dark ‘TV14’
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Top 10 (CC) the conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (Live)
Alaska State Troopers “Bear Naked Sci- (:45) Genius “Einstein: Chapter One” Albert Genius “Einstein: Chapter Genius “Einstein: Chapter Breakthrough “Cyber Terror” Genius Einstein works to Breakthrough “Cyber Terror”
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 Aware” ‘TV14’ ence ‘TVPG’ Einstein’s tumultuous life. ‘TV14’ Two” ‘TV14’ (CC) Three” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) support his family. ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC)
The Loud The Loud Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- Nicky, Ricky Game Shak- Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Friends (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans ers ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
Vanity Fair Confidential Vanity Fair Confidential If Loving You Is Wrong If Loving You Is Wrong If Loving You Is Wrong (N) Greenleaf Jacob makes If Loving You Is Wrong If Loving You Is Wrong
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ “Tippa Haynes” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Basie an offer. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
(2:45) ›› The Lucky One ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff. A teenager ››› Bridesmaids (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph. A maid of ››› Bridesmaids (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph. A maid of
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 (2012) Zac Efron. meets a high-school quarterback online. honor’s life unravels as the big day approaches. (CC) honor’s life unravels as the big day approaches. (CC)
(3:30) ›› Four Brothers (2005, Crime Drama) Mark ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Danny Glover. A wounded ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Danny Glover. A wounded
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, André Benjamin. (CC) sniper plots revenge against those who betrayed him. (CC) sniper plots revenge against those who betrayed him. (CC)
›› Need for Speed (2014, Action) Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper, Imogen Poots. A ›› Snakes on a Plane (2006) Samuel L. Jackson. Premiere. An FBI agent ›› Piranha (2010, Horror) Elisabeth Shue, Adam Scott, › I, Franken-
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 street-car racer wants revenge on a treacherous rival. (CC) (DVS) contends with a swarm of deadly serpents. (CC) Jerry O’Connell. (CC) stein
Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld ‘TVG’ Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Seinfeld Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory ‘TVPG’
(3:15) ››› The Secret ››› Meet Me in St. Louis (1944, Musical) Judy Garland, ›› Possessed (1931, Drama) Joan Craw- ›› Strange Cargo (1940) Joan Crawford. A quiet stranger ›› Dance, Fools, Dance (1931) Joan Craw-
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Garden (1949, Children’s) Margaret O’Brien, Leon Ames. ford, Clark Gable, Wallace Ford. saves the souls of escaped convicts. ford, Cliff Edwards, Clark Gable.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to 7 Little Johnstons “License Little People, Big World: Little People, Big World (N) (:02) 7 Little Johnstons (N) (:04) Little People, Big (:04) 7 Little Johnstons
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress the Dress the Dress to Drive” ‘TVPG’ Back to the Farm (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ World ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’
Bones Remains emit a green ›› The Expendables 2 (2012, Action) Sylvester Stallone, NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 glow. ‘TV14’ (CC) Jason Statham, Jet Li. (CC) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout)
Ben 10 (N) Teen Titans Teen Titans Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Steven Uni- World of King of the American The Cleve- American Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- Family Guy Family Guy (:15) The Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 ‘TVG’ (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ (CC) verse (N) Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Boondocks Hunger
Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Delicious Delicious
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Destinations Destinations
Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Inside Hacks Prentice Inside Hacks Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Penny Jokers Jokers
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TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens
Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & The Manns “Slim Tilly” (N) The Manns “Mann Down” The Manns “Rumble in the The Manns “Slim Tilly” The Manns “Rumble in the
TVONE 184 173 173 157 Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Gumbo” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Gumbo” ‘TVPG’
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UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) Carrillo (N) pacto Extra
NCIS “Iceman” A Marine on Modern Modern Modern Modern WWE SmackDown! (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Team Ninja Warrior (N) Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley
USA 39 62 52 39 124 life support. ‘TVPG’ Family Family Family Family ‘TVPG’ (CC) Knows Best Knows Best Knows Best Knows Best
Black Ink Crew “Black Ink Dear Mama: An Event to Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Black Ink Crew “Black Ink Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC)
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 Crew: Atlanta” ‘TV14’ Honor Moms ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) “Bachelor Bash” ‘TV14’ Crew: Atlanta” ‘TV14’
Law & Order “Snatched” Law & Order “Breeder” Law & Order “Censure” Law & Order “Kids” ‘TV14’ Law & Order “Big Bang” Law & Order “Mayhem” Law & Order “Wager” ‘TV14’ Law & Order “Sanctuary”
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 Earth” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) and Blood” ‘TV14’ (CC) Nyaya” ‘TV14’ (CC) Happy Returns” ‘TV14’ Walken. A bodyguard takes revenge on a girl’s kidnappers. (CC)
(3:40) ›› The Last Witch Hunter (2015) Real Time With Bill Maher VICE News › The Sweetest Thing (2002) Cameron Veep “Jus- ›› War Dogs (2016) Jonah Hill. Two arms dealers land a 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Vin Diesel, Elijah Wood. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) Tonight (N) Diaz, Christina Applegate. (CC) tice” ‘TVMA’ contract to supply Afghan forces. (CC) Fame Induction
Immortal Life (:20) VICE Last Week To. (:25) ›› Poltergeist (2015, Horror) Sam Real Time With Bill Maher The Leftovers “G’Day Mel- Warning: This Drug May Kill ›› Victor Frankenstein (2015, Horror) Daniel Radcliffe,
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 ‘TV14’ Rockwell, Rosemarie DeWitt. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) bourne” ‘TVMA’ You ‘TV14’ (CC) James McAvoy, Jessica Brown Findlay. (CC)
(3:30) ›› Cocktail (1988) (:15) › Coyote Ugly (2000) Piper Perabo. A struggling ›› Leatherheads (2008) George Clooney. Two 1920s (8:55) ›› The Winning Season (2009) (:40) ›› The Forest (2016, Horror) Natalie
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Tom Cruise. (CC) songwriter cuts loose in a rowdy New York bar. football stars try to score with a newswoman. Sam Rockwell, Emma Roberts. (CC) Dormer, Taylor Kinney. (CC)
›› Mystery, Alaska (1999) Russell Crowe. The New York ››› Out of the Furnace (2013) Christian Bale. A steel- Billions Axe receives unex- Guerrilla “Episode 4” ‘TVMA’ Dark Net Pet (2016, Suspense) Dominic Monaghan,
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Rangers play a local Alaskan hockey team. worker searches for his missing brother. (CC) pected news. ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ Ksenia Solo. (CC)
(3:45) In My Father’s House (2015) Che (:25) Jackson (2016, Documentary) (CC) The Circus: Burn Motherf..., Burn! The roots of civil (:10) Al Madrigal: Shrimpin’ (:10) ›› The Count of Monte Cristo (2002, Adventure)
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 “Rhymefest” Smith. (CC) Inside unrest in California. ‘TVMA’ (CC) Ain’t Easy ‘TVMA’ Jim Caviezel, Guy Pearce. (CC)
(:02) ›› Sabrina (1995) Harrison Ford. A chauffeur’s (:12) ›› Aloha (2015) Bradley Cooper. A man reunites ››› The Fifth Element (1997) Bruce Willis. A New York (:08) ››› Mystic Pizza (1988, Romance-Comedy) Julia
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 daughter awakens love in a rich workaholic. with an old flame, then falls for a pilot. (CC) cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. (CC) Roberts, Annabeth Gish, Lili Taylor. (CC)
(3:30) Last Knights (2015, Action) Clive (:25) ››› Paddington (2014) Hugh Bonn- ››› You Can Count on Me (2000, Drama) Laura Linney, › The Ex (2006, Comedy) Zach Braff, ›› The D Train (2015) Jack Black, James
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Owen, Cliff Curtis, Aksel Hennie. (CC) eville, Sally Hawkins. (CC) Mark Ruffalo, Rory Culkin. (CC) Amanda Peet, Jason Bateman. (CC) Marsden, Kathryn Hahn. (CC)
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12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’
Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
Name Game Name Game (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’
KCTV (7:00) CBS This Morning Better KC The Price Is Right (N) ‘TVG’ The Young and the Restless News Bold/Beau- The Talk ‘TV14’ (CC) Let’s Make a Deal (N) ‘TVPG’ Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC)
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 America (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
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(7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer “Sorry Not The Steve Wilkos Show (N) Maury (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer “Lovers Strike The Robert Irvine Show (N)
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KSHB (7:00) Today (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Today’s Take (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Kansas City Live 41 Action News Midday (N) Days of our Lives (N) ‘TV14’ Today (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
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MNT 10 ‘TVG’ Wommack with him. (N) ‘TVPG’ loaded loaded (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
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A&E 35 51 55 41 132 “Easy Rider” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Field of Lies” ‘TV14’ Water” ‘TV14’
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AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Stooges enhanced man seeks his shortchanged twin. (CC) lawyer defends two Marines in a comrade’s death. (CC) his crew plan to steal back their gold. (CC)
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ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Fight!” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) High Mancave” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC)
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BBC 110 114 114 400 122 Horror” ‘TVPG’ resurrection. ‘TVPG’ the Doctor” ‘TVPG’ terpoint” ‘TVPG’ Image” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Bride of Chaotica” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns Smollett-Bell. A handsome billionaire leads a married woman astray. (CC) A rookie cop meets a corrupt Los Angeles narcotics officer. Browns Browns
Tabatha’s Salon Takeover Tabatha’s Salon Takeover Tabatha’s Salon Takeover Tabatha’s Salon Takeover Southern Charm Savannah The Real Housewives of Andy Cohen’s Then & Now The Real Housewives of
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) New York City ‘TV14’
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Squawk on the Street (N) (CC) Squawk Alley (N) (CC) Fast Money Halftime Report Power Lunch (N) (CC) Closing Bell (N) (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC)
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That ’70s (:35) That (:10) That (:45) That (:10) That (:45) That ’70s Show ‘TV14’ (:20) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Futura-
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Show ‘TV14’ ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show (CC) ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
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E! 53 41 72 51 134 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) hairstylist competes with her former boss. Jessica Alba. (CC)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) First Take (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter NFL Insiders NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) NBA: The SportsNation (N) (Live) (CC) Questionable
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 (N) (N) Jump (N)
(5:00) Mike & Mike (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) The Dan Le Batard Show First Take (N) (CC) NFL Live (N) (CC) Intentional Talk (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (Live) (CC) With Stugotz (N) (CC)
America’s Newsroom (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) Outnumbered (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) America’s News Headquar- Shepard Smith Reporting Your World With Neil
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
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FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TV14’ Interactive ruptus” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Donna Reed” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
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FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Preg. nal, 2nd Leg. (N) (Live) (CC)
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FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Poker Open - Part 2.
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FX 62 72 42 53 128 Taken 3 Matt Shively, Aiden Lovekamp. (CC) Half Men Half Men Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Half Men Half Men Farrell. (CC)
Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ (CC)
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
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LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 goes missing. ‘TV14’ Essay” ‘TV14’ (CC) ing. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Up” ‘TV14’ (CC)
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MSNBC Live With Stephanie MSNBC Live With Hallie MSNBC Live (N) (CC) Andrea Mitchell Reports MSNBC Live With Craig MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live With Steve
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Ridiculous- Ridiculous- 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards The best in TV and film. (:10) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ (CC) (:20) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) (:40) Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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The Dan Patrick Show (N) 2017 IIHF World Hockey Championships USA vs Italy. From Lanxess Bass 2 Billfish Americana Saltwater Premier (:40) English Premier League Soccer Southampton FC vs Arsenal FC.
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OXY 73 185 185 47 368 Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’
Bar Rescue “Win, Lose or Bar Rescue “Boss Lady Bar Rescue “All Twerk & No Bar Rescue “Rock ’N Bar Rescue Dated decor and Bar Rescue ››› The Rundown (2003) The Rock, Seann William Scott. A bounty
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Brawl” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Blues” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Pay” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Roaches” ‘TVPG’ (CC) an angry chef. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ hunter must find his boss’ son in the Amazon. (CC)
(6:30) Shark Piranhaconda (2012) Michael Madsen. A hybrid of a pira- Zombie Shark (2015) Cassie Steele, Jason London. An ›› Snakes on a Plane (2006, Suspense) Samuel L. Jackson. An FBI ›› Piranha (2010, Horror)
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Assault (CC) nha and an anaconda hunts a film crew. ‘TV14’ experimental shark goes on a rampage. (CC) agent contends with a swarm of deadly serpents. (CC) Elisabeth Shue. (CC)
The King of The King of The King of The King of The Cleve- The Cleve- American American American American Family Guy Family Guy Friends ‘TV14’ Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Friends
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 Queens Queens Queens Queens land Show land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
(7:45) ›› After Office ›› Cain and Mabel (1936, Musical Com- (:45) ››› Idiot’s Delight (1939, Comedy) Norma Shearer, (:45) ›› They Met in Bombay (1941, Adventure) Clark ›› Any Number Can Play (1949, Drama)
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Hours (1935) Clark Gable edy) Marion Davies, Clark Gable. Clark Gable, Edward Arnold. Gable, Rosalind Russell, Peter Lorre. Clark Gable, Alexis Smith.
Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Real Life Hulks ‘TV14’ (CC) My Legs Won’t Stop Grow- Hoarding: Buried Alive Hoarding: Buried Alive My 600-Lb. Life “Dottie’s My 600-Lb. Life “Bettie Jo’s My 600-Lb. Life “James K’s
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ing ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’
Charmed ‘TVPG’ (CC) Supernatural “Southern Supernatural “A Little Slice Supernatural “Hunteri Supernatural “Citizen Fang” Bones “Stargazer in a Bones “The Widow’s Son in Bones “The Soccer Mom in
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 Comfort” ‘TV14’ (CC) of Kevin” ‘TV14’ Heroici” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Puddle” ‘TV14’ (CC) the Windshield” ‘TV14’ the Mini-Van” ‘TV14’
Tom and Tom and ›› Open Season (2006, Children’s) Voices of Martin Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Cloudy, Meat Cloudy, Meat Steven Uni- Steven Uni- We Bare World of World of Teen Titans Teen Titans
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Jerry Tales Jerry Tales Lawrence, Ashton Kutcher, Gary Sinise. (CC) (CC) verse (CC) verse (CC) Bears (CC) Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’
Booze Traveler ‘TVPG’ (CC) Booze Traveler “A G’day Booze Traveler ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Best Place to Be (N) Food Paradise “Surf and Food Paradise The Wiscon- Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Down Under” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Turf” ‘TVG’ (CC) sin Sate Fair. ‘TVG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’
World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... Dumb World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- Hack My Life Hack My Life
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 (CC) criminals. ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:14) The Andy Griffith Show (9:51) Bonanza “Black Gunsmoke Woman forces Gunsmoke Man’s survival Gunsmoke “The Hiders” Gunsmoke Newly allies with Andy Griffith Andy Griffith
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVG’ (CC) Friday” ‘TVPG’ (CC) relatives to plant. ‘TVG’ depends on Indian. ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) a prisoner. ‘TVG’ Show Show
The Jeffer- The Jeffer- The Jeffer- The Jeffer- The Jeffer- The Jeffer- The Jeffer- The Jeffer- Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Sanford & Sanford &
TVONE 184 173 173 157 sons ‘TVG’ sons ‘TVPG’ sons ‘TVPG’ sons ‘TVG’ sons ‘TVPG’ sons ‘TVPG’ sons ‘TVPG’ sons ‘TVG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’
(6:00) ¡Despierta América! (N) (SS) Amor bravío (N) Noticiero Hoy (N) (SS) Hoy (N) (SS) Como Dice el Dicho (N) Mi adorable maldición (N) El Gordo y la Flaca (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Univisión ‘TV14’ (SS) ‘TVPG’ (SS)
NCIS Director’s contact is NCIS A blind photographer. NCIS A murder victim in a NCIS Ducky makes a star- NCIS A Marine captain is NCIS “Identity Crisis” ‘TVPG’ NCIS A distraught naval NCIS A death aboard a top-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 killed. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ taxi. ‘TVPG’ tling discovery. ‘TV14’ murdered. ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) officer. ‘TV14’ secret ship. ‘TV14’
The Parkers The Parkers The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans › Our Family Wedding (2010) America Ferrera. Two overbearing men T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) wreak havoc with their children’s wedding plans. (CC)
Paid Program Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order “Entitled” (Part Law & Order “Fools for Law & Order “Trade This”
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ “See Me” ‘TV14’ Adolescents. ‘TV14’ “Cherry Red” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) 2 of 2) ‘TV14’ (CC) Love” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Walker, Texas Ranger “Safe In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night Blue Bloods “Risk and
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 House” ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Indiscretions” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Citizen Trundel” ‘TVPG’ “Citizen Trundel” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Reward” ‘TV14’ (CC)
››› Sully (2016, Drama) Tom Hanks, (:40) ›› Race (2016) Stephan James, Jason Sudeikis, Eli Goree. Track › Lost & Found (1999) David Spade, (:45) ›› The Village (2004) Bryce Dallas Howard. REAL Sports
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Aaron Eckhart. (CC) and field superstar Jesse Owens seeks Olympic glory. (CC) Sophie Marceau, Patrick Bruel. (CC) Strange creatures menace a 19th-century community.
(7:50) › Crossroads (2002) Britney Spears, (:25) ››› Slumdog Millionaire (2008, Comedy-Drama) Dragon Blade (2015, Action) Jackie Chan, (:15) ››› Cop Land (1997) Sylvester Stallone. New Jersey ›› Mr. Right (2015) Sam
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Anson Mount. (CC) Dev Patel, Freida Pinto, Madhur Mittal. (CC) John Cusack. (Subtitled-English) sheriff tackles New York police cover-up. Rockwell. (CC)
(7:35) ››› The Hand That Rocks the ››› Man on the Moon (1999) Jim Carrey. Comic Andy ››› Zoolander (2001, Comedy) Ben ››› Solaris (2002) George Clooney, (:40) ››› Carlito’s Way (1993, Crime
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Cradle (1992) Annabella Sciorra. Kaufman has an unusual but brilliant career. Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell. (CC) Natascha McElhone. (CC) Drama) Al Pacino, Sean Penn. (CC)
(7:45) Disgraced (2017, Documentary) (CC) ›› America’s Sweethearts (2001) Julia (:15) Jackson (2016) Premiere. The issues surrounding the ››› The Hurt Locker (2008, War) Jeremy Renner, (:15) ›› The Count of
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Roberts, Billy Crystal. (CC) right to choose in Mississippi. (CC) Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty. (CC) Monte Cristo (2002) (CC)
(7:00) ›› (:35) ››› To Catch a Thief (1955, Romance-Comedy) ›› Christmas Eve (2015) Patrick Stewart, (:15) ›› Premonition (2007, Suspense) Sandra Bullock, ›› I Am Number Four (2011) Alex Pettyfer. An alien
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Miss Potter Cary Grant, Grace Kelly. Premiere. (CC) Jon Heder, James Roday. (CC) Julian McMahon, Nia Long. (CC) teenager must evade those sent to kill him. (CC)
(7:24) ›› Beethoven (1992) (8:54) ››› Mystic Pizza (1988) Julia (:42) ›› Something New (2006, Romance-Comedy) (:24) ››› The Fifth Element (1997) Bruce Willis. A New (:32) ›› We Own the Night (2007) Joa-
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Charles Grodin. Roberts, Annabeth Gish. (CC) Sanaa Lathan, Simon Baker. Premiere. (CC) York cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. (CC) quin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg. (CC)
(7:15) ›› The Lucky Ones (:10) ›› Forsaken (2015) Kiefer Suther- (:40) Walter (2015, Drama) Neve Campbell, (:10) ›› Good Advice (2001) Charlie (:45) ›› The Wraith (1986) Charlie Sheen. Mysterious (:20) ›››
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 (2008, Drama) (CC) land, Donald Sutherland. (CC) Milo Ventimiglia. (CC) Sheen, Denise Richards. (CC) turbo driver drag-races hot rodder in desert. Bernie (CC)
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 News bergs (N) (N) ‘TVPG’ ily (N) (N) “Bombshell” (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) line (N)
KCPT Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Nightly Busi- PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the NOVA “Arctic Ghost Ship” Plants Behaving Badly (N) Globe Trekker ‘TVG’ (CC) Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness Pod” (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS)
Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Two and a Two and a Big Bang Big Bang Arrow A corpse is sent to The 100 Clarke faces conse- KMBC 9 News (CC) Modern Modern Ent. Tonight Extra (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 Half Men Half Men Theory Theory Oliver’s office. (N) ‘TV14’ quences. (N) ‘TV14’ Family Family ‘TVPG’
KMCI RightThis- RightThis- Mike & Molly Last Man Mike & Molly Last Man Jeopardy! (N) Who Wants/ Access Hol- The List (N) How I Met How I Met 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls The Simpsons Family Guy
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 Minute (N) Minute (N) (CC) Standing ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TVG’ Millionaire lywood (N) ‘TVPG’ Your Mother Your Mother ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
KSHB The Now KC Action News NBC Nightly Action News 41 Actions Blindspot “Mom” (N) ‘TV14’ Law & Order: Special Vic- Chicago P.D. “Army of One” Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 News - Holt (CC) tims Unit (N) ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TV14’ Starring Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers
Law & Order A peace activ- Law & Order A witness to Law & Order Body parts in Law & Order “Evil Breeds” Law & Order A prosecutor’s Law & Order ‘TV14’ (CC) Law & Order “Vendetta” Law & Order A tourist is shot
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The People’s Court (N) Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) The Insider Dish Nation Marvel’s Agents of Marvel’s Agents of KCTV5 News at 9 (N) Inside Edition Friends Rules of En- Rules of En-
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MNT 10 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ S.H.I.E.L.D. ‘TVPG’ (CC) S.H.I.E.L.D. ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ gagement gagement
KTWU WordGirl (EI) Ready Jet Wild Kratts Odd Squad PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the NOVA “Arctic Ghost Ship” Plants Behaving Badly (N) BBC World Nightly Busi- Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 19 5 9 ‘TVY7’ Go! ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) (EI) ‘TVY’ Pod” (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) News ‘TVG’ ness
The First 48 A young The First 48 “The Chase; Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Billy the Ex- Billy the Ex- (:03) Storage (:33) Storage (:03) Storage (:33) Storage
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 woman set on fire. ‘TV14’ One Shot” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (N) (N) terminator terminator Wars Wars Wars Wars
(2:00) The ››› Lethal Weapon (1987, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. A veteran ››› Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. Detectives nail ››› Speed (1994, Action) Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper. A transit bus is
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Italian Job detective is paired with an eccentric partner. (CC) a South African diplomat who is a drug-runner. (CC) wired to explode if it drops below 50 mph. (CC)
Treehouse Masters ‘TVPG’ Treehouse Masters “Tree- Treehouse Masters “Nature’s Treehouse Masters: Branched Out Treehouse overlooking Playhouse Masters: Back- Treehouse Masters: Branched Out Tree houses in Califor-
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 (CC) house Z” ‘TVPG’ Super HQ” ‘TVPG’ Washington Coast. (N) ‘TVPG’ yard Builds (N) nia and Oregon. ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- ›› Star Trek: Insurrection (1998, Science Fiction) Patrick ›› Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes. Capt. Star Trek:
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion “Masks” ‘TVPG’ tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner. (CC) Picard faces his Romulan-engineered clone. (CC) Insurrection
Meet the Meet the ›› All About the Benjamins (2002, Action) Ice Cube, Mike Epps, Eva Mendes. A bounty ››› Training Day (2001, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Scott Glenn. Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns hunter and his prey get mixed up in a diamond scam. A rookie cop meets a corrupt Los Angeles narcotics officer.
The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of Andy Cohen’s Then & Now Watch What The Real Housewives of Then & Now
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 New York City ‘TV14’ New York City ‘TV14’ New York City ‘TV14’ New York City ‘TV14’ New York City (N) ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) New York City ‘TV14’
Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man ›› Catch and Release (2007, Comedy-Drama) Jennifer Garner. A Steve Austin’s Broken Skull ›› Catch
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing woman copes with the aftermath of her fiance’s death. (CC) Challenge ‘TVPG’ and Release
Fast Money (N) (CC) Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Filthy Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 Rich Guide ‘TVPG’
The Situation Room With The Situation Room With Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight With Don CNN Tonight With Don Anderson Cooper 360
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(3:45) (:20) Futura- (:15) Futurama “I, Room- (5:50) South (:25) South South Park South Park South Park South Park The Comedy South Park The Daily At Midnight (:01) South (:31) South
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Futurama ma ‘TVPG’ mate” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Park ‘TV14’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ Jam (N) ‘TV14’ Show With Chris Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TVMA’
Homestead Rescue Hacks The Last Alaskans “Killer The Last Alaskans “Spirit of The Last Alaskans “Pray for The Last Alaskans (N) (:01) Where the Wild Men (:02) Alaskan Bush People (:03) Alaskan Bush People
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Revealed ‘TV14’ Instinct” ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Hunter” ‘TVPG’ Snow” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Are “Texas” (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Liv and Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under- (:33) Bizaard- Stuck in the Good Luck Tangled: The K.C. Under- L & M: Cali Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Jessie ‘TVG’ Jessie ‘TVG’ Stuck in the Andi Mack
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Maddie Maddie (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) vark Middle Charlie Series cover (CC) Style (CC) (CC) (CC) Middle “13” ‘TVG’
(3:00) ›› Valentine’s Day (2010, Romance-Comedy) E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Total Divas Nicole struggles. Total Divas “Total Summer- Total Divas “Total Summer- E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates. (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) slam” (N) ‘TV14’ slam” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter With Michael MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Miami Marlins. From Marlins Park in Miami. (N) (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Horn (N) Interruption and Jemele (N) (CC) Van Pelt (N) (Live) (CC)
NBA: The Questionable Around the Pardon the NFL Live (CC) 30 for 30 Investigating the relationship between crime 30 for 30 (CC) We the Fans: Section 250 of
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Jump (N) Horn (N) Interruption and sport in Colombia. (CC) Soldier Field (CC)
The Fox News Specialists Special Report With Bret The Story (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC)
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 (N) (CC) Baier (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
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FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ons: Heroes” ‘TVG’ ons: Celebrities” ‘TVG’ round. ‘TVG’ (CC) Again!” ‘TVG’ (CC) tion” (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Crazy” ‘TVG’ (CC) Bananas” ‘TVG’ (CC) tion” ‘TVG’ (CC)
Truth & Iliza The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ››› Aladdin (1992, Children’s) Voices of Scott Weinger, Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings Unique wed- The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) ››› My Best Friend’s Wed-
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Robin Williams, Linda Larkin. (CC) dings and engagements. ‘TVPG’ ding (1997) (CC)
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) UFC Top Ten UFC’s Fights UFC Tonight (N) (CC) The Ultimate Fighter ‘TV14’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) TUF Talk (N) MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) UFC Top Ten
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’
World Poker Tour Borgata 18 Holes Royals Live! MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Peters- Royals Live! MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. Bundesliga
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Poker Open - Part 3. Pregame (N) burg, Fla. (N) (Live) Postgame From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Soccer
(3:00) ›› Total Recall (2012) Colin Farrell, ›› Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014, Action) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci, Li Bingbing. Opti- Fargo Gloria learns more (:12) Fargo Gloria learns more about Mau- (:24) Fargo
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Kate Beckinsale. (CC) mus Prime and the Autobots face fearsome challengers. (CC) about Maurice. (N) ‘TVMA’ rice. ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’
Golfing Inside the PGA Tour Classic Jason Day Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ Live From THE PLAYERS ‘TVG’
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 World ‘TVG’ PGA Tour wins. (N)
Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Hollywood Game Night Cash Cab Cash Cab Family Feud Family Feud
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Home Im- Home Im- Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Golden The Golden The Golden The Golden
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 provement provement Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 Selling ‘TVPG’ (CC) Selling ‘TVG’ (CC) Selling ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Selling (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) ers (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Selling ‘TVG’ (CC)
American Pickers “Plymouth American Pickers “Good & American Pickers “Signs of American Pickers “Jersey’s American Pickers “Picker’s (:03) American Pickers (:03) American Pickers (:03) American Pickers
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 Rocks” ‘TVPG’ Evel” ‘TVPG’ Struggle” ‘TVPG’ Jackpot” ‘TVPG’ Code” (N) ‘TVPG’ “Hello Jell-O” ‘TVPG’ “Mike’s Bikes” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS)
Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta (N) Little Women: Atlanta (N) (:02) Little Women: Dallas (:07) Little Women: Dallas (:02) Little Women: Atlanta
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 ‘TV14’ (CC) “Stage Fight” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) “Mini-Disaster” (N) ‘TV14’ “Mini-Disaster” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC)
College Basketball From 12/30/2013. KU Legends Center Circle High School Softball Olathe East vs. Olathe South. Game 1 High School Softball Olathe East vs. Olathe South. Game 2 High School Softball
METSPT 30 68 44 of a doubleheader. (Taped) of a doubleheader. (Taped)
MTP Daily (N) (CC) For the Record With Greta Hardball With Chris Mat- All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word With Law- The 11th Hour With Brian The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) Williams (N) (CC) (CC)
(3:50) Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ Friends Friends Friends Friends Catfish: The TV Show (N) Are You the One: Second Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) 2017 MTV Movie & TV
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Chances (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Awards ‘TV14’ (CC)
Prem Goal NASCAR America (N) (Live) NHL Live (N) (Live) NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL playoff action from NHL Overtime (N) (Live) Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop-
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Zone (CC) the conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) ardy! ardy! ardy! ardy!
Alaska State Troopers “Vil- Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Life and Death Row “Truth” Life and Death Row “Crisis Life and Death Row “Judge- Life and Death Row “Execu- Life on Lockdown “Notori- Inside the American Mob
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 lage Vigilantes” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Stage” ‘TV14’ (CC) ment” ‘TV14’ tion” ‘TV14’ (CC) ous” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
The Loud The Loud Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- Nicky, Ricky Game Shak- Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans ers ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
Greenleaf “A Mother’s Love” Greenleaf “Revival” Cal- Greenleaf Basie stages a Greenleaf “The Royal Fam- Greenleaf “Born to Trouble” Greenleaf Jacob makes Greenleaf “The Royal Fam- Greenleaf “Born to Trouble”
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 ‘TV14’ (CC) vary’s Fall Revival. ‘TV14’ sit-in at Calvary. ‘TV14’ ily” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ Basie an offer. ‘TV14’ ily” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’
(3:59) CSI: Crime Scene (4:59) CSI: Crime Scene (5:59) CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- (:01) CSI: Crime Scene
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ tion ‘TV14’ tion ‘TV14’ tion ‘TV14’ tion ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’
›› Bedtime Stories (2008) Adam Sandler. Premiere. A ›› Happy Gilmore (1996, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Chris- ›› The Longest Yard (2005) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock. Premiere. › I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 handyman’s tall tales begin to come true. topher McDonald, Julie Bowen. (CC) Prisoners train for a football game against the guards. (CC) (2007) Adam Sandler. (CC)
(3:00) ›› Piranha (2010) › I, Frankenstein (2014) Aaron Eckhart. Frankenstein’s ›› The Da Vinci Code (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen. A ›› Odd Thomas (2013) Anton Yelchin. Premiere. A clair-
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Elisabeth Shue. (CC) creature gets into a war involving immortals. religious mystery could rock foundations of Christianity. (CC) voyant cook senses doom around a weird loner.
Friends Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Frontal Conan (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Seinfeld Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory ‘TVPG’
(:15) ›› Reno (1939, Drama) Richard Dix, ›› Gambling House (1950, Drama) Victor ››› Cover Girl (1944) Rita Hayworth. A chorus girl ››› How to Marry a Millionaire (1953, Comedy) Marilyn ›› The French Line (1954)
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Gail Patrick, Anita Louise. Mature, Terry Moore. achieves success when she becomes a model. Monroe, Lauren Bacall, Betty Grable. Jane Russell.
(3:00) My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life “Nikki, Part My 600-Lb. Life “Nikki, Part My 600-Lb. Life “Dottie & June” (N) ‘TVPG’ My 600-Lb. Life “Dottie & June” ‘TVPG’
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ‘TVPG’ 1” ‘TVPG’ 2” ‘TVPG’
Bones “Death in the Saddle” Bones A farmer is suspected NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from Inside the NBA (N) (Live)
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 ‘TV14’ (CC) of murder. ‘TV14’ the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (CC)
Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Teen Titans Teen Titans Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Steven Uni- World of King of the American The Cleve- American Samurai Jack Bob’s Burg- Family Guy Family Guy (:15) The Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ (CC) verse (N) Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Boondocks Hunger
Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown “Code Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) to Gold” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Game Show Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Everybody Everybody Everybody Nobodies (N) Lopez (N) The King of The King of The King of The King of
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Raymond Raymond Raymond ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Queens Queens Queens Queens
Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Unsung Lou Rawls as a Unsung R&B singer, Angela Unsung The Spinners are still Unsung Lead voice on “My Unsung Lou Rawls as a
TVONE 184 173 173 157 Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ singer’s singer. ‘TV14’ Bofill. ‘TV14’ on the road. ‘TV14’ Girl.” ‘TV14’ singer’s singer. ‘TV14’
Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) La Reina de la Canción (N) La doble vida de Estela La Piloto (N) Primer Im- Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) Carrillo (N) pacto Extra
››› The Other Guys (2010, Comedy) Will Ferrell. Two desk-bound ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum. ››› Tropic Thunder (2008, Comedy) Ben Stiller, Jack Black. A pam-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 detectives get a chance to work on a real case. (CC) (DVS) Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. (CC) (DVS) pered actor’s war movie turns into the real thing. (CC)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (N) Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta The Temptations (CC)
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 “Grapes of Wrath” ‘TV14’ Due Time” ‘TV14’ “Bachelor Bash” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Law & Order “Black, White Law & Order “Surrender Law & Order “Untitled” ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda, Michael Vartan. ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda, Michael Vartan.
WE 21 117 117 403 372 and Blue” ‘TV14’ Dorothy” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) A shrewish woman clashes with her son’s fiancee. (CC) A shrewish woman clashes with her son’s fiancee. (CC)
Blue Bloods “Nightmares” Blue Bloods “Higher Educa- ›› Man on Fire (2004, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning, Christopher Underground “Soldier” Underground “Soldier” Underground “Soldier”
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 ‘TV14’ (CC) tion” ‘TV14’ (CC) Walken. A bodyguard takes revenge on a girl’s kidnappers. (CC) (Season Finale) (N) ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC)
REAL Sports (:40) ›› Victor Frankenstein (2015, Horror) Daniel Rad- VICE News ››› Sully (2016, Drama) Tom Hanks, Alien: Cov- The Leftovers “G’Day Mel- Fight Game Silicon Valley ›› Notorious (2009)
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 cliffe, James McAvoy. (CC) Tonight (N) Aaron Eckhart. (CC) enant bourne” ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ Angela Bassett. (CC)
(3:00) ›› (:40) Veep (:10) ›› 10,000 B.C. (2008) Steven Strait. A prehistoric Last Week To. Silicon Valley Abortion: Stories Women Tell (2016, (:35) ››› Fast Times at Ridgemont High (:05) The Leftovers ‘TVMA’
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Mr. Right ‘TVMA’ man must save his beloved from evil warlords. ‘TVMA’ Documentary) (CC) (1982, Comedy) Sean Penn. (CC) (CC)
(2:40) ››› Carlito’s Way (:05) ›› Point Break (2015, Action) Édgar Ramírez, Luke › Gone in 60 Seconds (2000, Action) Nicolas Cage. A ›› The Take (2016, Action) Idris Elba, (:35) ›› MI-5 (2015, Suspense) Kit Haring-
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 (1993) Al Pacino. Bracey, Ray Winstone. (CC) retired thief must steal 50 cars to save his brother. Richard Madden. (CC) ton, Peter Firth. (CC)
(3:15) ›› The Count of Monte Cristo ››› Lincoln (2012) Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field. Lincoln takes mea- ››› Bridge of Spies (2015) Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance. A lawyer tries to ››› The Hateful Eight (2015) Samuel L.
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 (2002) Jim Caviezel. Premiere. (CC) sures to ensure the end of slavery forever. (CC) negotiate the release of a captured pilot. (CC) Jackson, Kurt Russell. (CC)
(3:50) ›› Miss Potter (2006) Renée ›› Meet the Browns (2008) Tyler Perry, (:15) ›› Premonition (2007, Suspense) Sandra Bullock, ›› I Am Number Four (2011) Alex Pettyfer. An alien ›› Hardcore Henry (2015)
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Zellweger, Ewan McGregor. (CC) Angela Bassett. (CC) Julian McMahon, Nia Long. (CC) teenager must evade those sent to kill him. (CC) Sharlto Copley.
We Own the (:32) › Mallrats (1995, Comedy) Shannen (:09) ›› One Fine Day (1996, Romance-Comedy) ››› Bull Durham (1988) Kevin Costner. A baseball (9:51) › Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997, Action) Sandra
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Night (2007) Doherty, Jeremy London. (CC) Michelle Pfeiffer, George Clooney. (CC) groupie gives pointers to a brash young pitcher. Bullock, Jason Patric, Willem Dafoe. (CC)
(3:20) ››› Bernie (2011) ›› The Lucky Ones (2008, Drama) Rachel McAdams, Tim ››› Brokeback Mountain (2005, Romance) Heath Ledger. Two cow- ›› Forsaken (2015, Western) Kiefer ›› Dead Heat (2002) Kiefer
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Jack Black. (CC) Robbins, Michael Peña. (CC) boys maintain a secret romance over many years. (CC) Sutherland, Donald Sutherland. (CC) Sutherland. (CC)
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FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM
Show (N) (CC)
Live with Kelly and Ryan (N) Rachael Ray (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12
‘TVPG’ (CC) Noon (N)
FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With
12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’
Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
Name Game Name Game (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’
KCTV (7:00) CBS This Morning Better KC The Price Is Right (N) ‘TVG’ The Young and the Restless News Bold/Beau- The Talk ‘TV14’ (CC) Let’s Make a Deal (N) ‘TVPG’ Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC)
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) tiful (CC)
KMBC (7:00) Good Morning The Dr. Oz Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Real (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) The View ‘TV14’ (CC) The Chew ‘TVPG’ (CC) General Hospital (N) ‘TV14’ Steve Harvey ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 America (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KCPT Nature Cat Curious Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Sesame Dinosaur Splash and Curious Nature Cat Ready Jet
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 ‘TVY’ (CC) George (EI) Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ Bubbles (EI) George (EI) ‘TVY’ (CC) Go! ‘TVY’
(7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer Brittany The Steve Wilkos Show (N) Maury (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer “Explosive The Robert Irvine Show (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) wants a decision. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Breakups” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
KMCI Judge Faith Judge Faith America’s America’s Paternity Paternity Divorce Court Divorce Court Supreme Supreme Judge Judge Justice for All Justice for All Divorce Court Divorce Court
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Court Court Court Court (N) (CC) Justice Justice Mablean Mablean (CC) (CC)
KSHB (7:00) Today (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Today’s Take (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Kansas City Live 41 Action News Midday (N) Days of our Lives (N) ‘TV14’ Today Ambush makeover; The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (CC) Today Food. (N) ‘TVG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
Burn Notice “Question & Burn Notice “End Run” Blue Bloods “Nightmares” Blue Bloods “Higher Educa- Blue Bloods “Secrets and Blue Bloods Danny’s son is Blue Bloods Erin questions Blue Bloods “Framed” ‘TV14’
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ION Answer” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) tion” ‘TV14’ (CC) Lies” ‘TV14’ (CC) severely injured. ‘TV14’ Mayor Poole. ‘TV14’ (CC)
Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry Freida Pinto (“Gue- Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
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MNT 10 ‘TVG’ Wommack rilla”). (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) loaded loaded (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KTWU Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor- Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Cat in the Hat Splash and Woodwright Sewing With Test Kitchen Wyland’s Art Arthur (EI) Martha
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PBS 19 5 9 hood: Tiger Family Trip Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) Nancy ‘TVG’ Studio ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog the Bounty Hunter “The Dog the Bounty Hunter “The Killer Kids A serial killer Killer Kids A 16-year-old Killer Kids “Rumors & The Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 “River’s Edge” The First 48 A barrage of
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Set-Up” ‘TVPG’ Searchers” ‘TVPG’ stalks the streets. ‘TV14’ turns to drugs. ‘TV14’ To-Do List” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) bullets. ‘TVPG’ (CC)
M*A*S*H ››› Conan the Barbarian (1982, Adventure) Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl ›› Rambo III (1988, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna. Loner ››› Speed (1994) Keanu Reeves. A transit bus is wired
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 ‘TVPG’ Jones. A warrior fights snake worshippers to free a princess. (CC) Rambo rescues mentor from Soviets in Afghanistan. (CC) to explode if it drops below 50 mph. (CC)
My Cat From Hell “Spitting Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston “In Pit Bulls and Parolees “Face Pit Bulls and Parolees Lone Star Law Pulling in an Lone Star Law “Gator vs. North Woods Law “Man VS.
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Mad” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Nick of Time” ‘TVPG’ Off” ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Ghost Dog” ‘TVPG’ illegal gill net. ‘TV14’ Dog” ‘TV14’ (CC) Animal” ‘TVPG’
Doctor Who “Into the Dalek” Doctor Who “Robot of Doctor Who “Listen” ‘TVPG’ Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 ‘TVPG’ (CC) Sherwood” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Meet the Meet the ›› All About the Benjamins (2002, Action) Ice Cube, Mike Epps, Eva Mendes. A bounty The Man in 3B (2015, Mystery) Lamman Rucker, Christian Keyes, Brely Evans. Tenants in Meet the Meet the
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns hunter and his prey get mixed up in a diamond scam. an apartment building become murder suspects. (CC) Browns Browns
Million Dollar Million Dollar Listing New Million Dollar Listing New Million Dollar Listing New Million Dollar Listing New Million Dollar Listing New Million Dollar Listing New Million Dollar Listing New Housewives/
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 Listing York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) NYC
Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Squawk on the Street (N) (CC) Squawk Alley (N) (CC) Fast Money Halftime Report Power Lunch (N) (CC) Closing Bell (N) (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC)
CNN Newsroom With John CNN Newsroom With John At This Hour With Kate Inside Politics (N) (CC) Wolf (N) (CC) CNN Newsroom With CNN Newsroom With The Lead With Jake Tapper
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 and Poppy and Poppy Bolduan (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
That ’70s (:35) That (:10) That (:45) That (:10) That (:45) That ’70s Show ‘TV14’ (:20) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Futura-
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Show ‘TV14’ ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show (CC) ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
Dual Survival “Swamp- Dual Survival Matt and Joe Dual Survival “Grin and Bear Cooper’s Treasure ‘TV14’ Cooper’s Treasure “Danger- Naked and Afraid “Eye of Naked and Afraid “Washed Naked and Afraid Survival-
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 landia” ‘TV14’ (CC) risk a swim. ‘TVPG’ It” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) ous Waters” ‘TV14’ the Storm” ‘TV14’ (CC) Out” ‘TV14’ ists in Namibia. ‘TV14’
Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse Roadster- The Lion Elena of Sofia the Goldie & Bear Doc Mc- Mickey Mouse PJ Masks PJ Masks The Lion Jessie ‘TVG’ Andi Mack Austin & Ally Austin & Ally
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Racers Guard ‘TVY’ Avalor ‘TVY’ First ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ Stuffins ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) Guard ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’
Botched “Four Leeches and Botched “The Bacon Bra” Botched “Boob-Watch” E! News: Daily Pop (N) (CC) Second Wives Club ‘TV14’ Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley
E! 53 41 72 51 134 a Funeral” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Knows Best Knows Best Knows Best Knows Best
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) First Take (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter NFL Insiders NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) NBA: The SportsNation (N) (Live) (CC) Questionable
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 (N) (N) Jump (N)
(5:00) Mike & Mike (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) The Dan Le Batard Show First Take (N) (CC) 2017 NBA Draft Combine (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (Live) (CC) With Stugotz (N) (CC)
America’s Newsroom (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) Outnumbered (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) America’s News Headquar- Shepard Smith Reporting Your World With Neil
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
Paid Program The Pioneer Cupcake Wars Kate Walsh’s Cupcake Wars “Barbie” Cupcake Wars “L.A. Bridal The Pioneer The Pioneer Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman fragrance. ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Bash” ‘TVG’ (CC) Woman Woman Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’
Baby Daddy 700 Club The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Gilmore Girls Rory’s father Gilmore Girls ‘TVPG’ (CC) Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba “The The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TVPG’ Interactive visits. ‘TVPG’ (CC) Will” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
UEFA Soccer Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (Live) (CC) The Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) UEFA Europa UEFA Europa League Soccer Manchester United FC vs
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Celta Vigo. Semifinal, 2nd Leg. (N) (Live) (CC)
Bundesliga Soccer MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. Golf Life Royals Live! MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Peters- Royals Live! UFC Knock-
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Pregame (N) burg, Fla. (N) (Live) Postgame outs
›› Total Recall (2012, Science Fiction) Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale. A Two and a Two and a How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Two and a Two and a Mike & Molly Transformers
FX 62 72 42 53 128 factory worker begins to think he’s really a spy. (CC) Half Men Half Men Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Half Men Half Men ‘TV14’
Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ 2017 Players Championship First Round. From TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (N) (Live)
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
Card Sharks Press Your Whammy! The $25,000 The Pyramid Catch 21 Wheel of Wheel of Match Game Match Game Chain Reac- Chain Reac- Chain Reac- Chain Reac- The Chase ‘TVPG’ (CC)
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVG’ (CC) Luck ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Pyramid ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Fortune Fortune (CC) (CC) tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’
The Golden The Golden Home & Family (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Home & Family ‘TVG’ (CC) Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im-
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ provement provement provement provement provement provement
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House Hunters Renovation House Hunters Renovation House Hunters Renovation Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
Swamp People Chase fails to Swamp People “Breakdown” Swamp People “Vampire Swamp People “Landry vs. Swamp People “Big Boy Swamp People “Pressure’s Swamp People “Good Luck, Swamp People “Busting
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 show up. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Gator” ‘TVPG’ Landry” ‘TVPG’ Mccoy” ‘TVPG’ On” ‘TVPG’ Bad Luck” ‘TVPG’ Chops” ‘TVPG’
Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 “Last Wish” The First 48 “Road Hazard; Grey’s Anatomy “Golden Grey’s Anatomy “Not Re- Grey’s Anatomy “This Is Grey’s Anatomy “Song
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 ‘TV14’ (CC) Cold” ‘TV14’ (CC) Hour” ‘TV14’ (CC) sponsible” ‘TV14’ (CC) How We Do It” ‘TV14’ Beneath the Song” ‘TV14’
KU Legends Center Circle KU Legends RockChalkTV Shamrock FC 286 High School Softball Olathe East vs. Olathe South. Game 1 High School Softball Olathe East vs. Olathe South. Game
METSPT 30 68 44 of a doubleheader. 2 of a doubleheader.
MSNBC Live With Stephanie MSNBC Live With Hallie MSNBC Live (N) (CC) Andrea Mitchell Reports MSNBC Live With Craig MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live With Steve
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ (:10) Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) (:20) Catfish: The TV Show Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ (:40) Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ (CC)
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 (CC) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC)
The Dan Patrick Show (N) (Live) Sweetwater Bass 2 Billfish Auto Auc- Saltwater Motorsports Hour ‘TVG’ Mecum Auto Auctions From Mecum AMGEN Tour
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ tions Experience Kansas City, Mo. Top 10
Survive the Tribe “Desert Dangerous Encounters With Dangerous Encounters With Dangerous Encounters With Dangerous Encounters With Dangerous Encounters With Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Alaska State Troopers “Cut
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 Hunters” ‘TVG’ (CC) Brady Barr ‘TVPG’ Brady Barr ‘TVPG’ Brady Barr ‘TVPG’ Brady Barr ‘TVPG’ Brady Barr ‘TVPG’ (CC) in the Gut” ‘TV14’
PAW Patrol PAW Patrol Shimmer and Bubble Gup- Bubble Gup- Blaze, Blaze, PAW Patrol Rusty Rivets PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) Shine pies ‘TVY’ pies ‘TVY’ Monster Monster ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC)
Dr. Phil Families contest Dr. Phil Son-in-law vs. Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) Dr. Phil “Intervention: Saving Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) 20/20 on OWN “The Suit- 20/20 on ID A woman is 20/20 on ID “In Whom We
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 wills. ‘TVPG’ (CC) mother-in-law. ‘TVPG’ Jaime” ‘TVPG’ case Murder” ‘TV14’ gunned down. ‘TV14’ Trust” ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (8:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (9:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (10:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (11:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (12:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (1:57) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (2:58) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC)
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 (DVS) (DVS) (DVS) (DVS) (DVS) (DVS) (DVS) (DVS)
Bar Rescue “Ant’s with Bar Rescue “Danny Sits on Bar Rescue “Hard Heads and ›› Bedtime Stories (2008) Adam Sandler. A handyman’s › I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (2007, Comedy) Adam Sandler, ›› Happy
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Wings, Bro!” ‘TVPG’ His Fanny” ‘TVPG’ Softballs” ‘TVPG’ tall tales begin to come true. (CC) Kevin James, Jessica Biel. (CC) Gilmore
The Twilight The Twilight The Twilight The Twilight They Found Hell (2015) Chris Schellenger. The denizens of Finders Keepers (2014) Jaime Pressly. Terror strikes when ›› Odd Thomas (2013) Anton Yelchin. A clairvoyant cook
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Zone (CC) Zone (CC) Zone (CC) Zone (CC) hell hunt and kill college students. (CC) a child finds an evil doll in her new home. (CC) senses doom around a weird loner. (CC)
The King of The King of The King of The King of The Cleve- The Cleve- American American American American Family Guy Family Guy Friends Friends Friends Friends
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 Queens Queens Queens Queens land Show land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
The Yellow (:45) ››› Blithe Spirit (1945, Fantasy) Rex Harrison, ›› Miranda (1948, Fantasy) Glynis Johns, ›› Mad About Men (1954, Fantasy) Glynis (:45) ›› Trouble in Store (1953, Comedy) Norman Wis- ›› Murder
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Canary Constance Cummings, Kay Hammond. Googie Withers, Griffith Jones. Johns, Anne Crawford. dom, Margaret Rutherford, Moira Lister. Ahoy! (1964)
Return to Amish “I Got You Abe” Sabrina has medical Half-Ton Killer (CC) Hoarding: Buried Alive Hoarding: Buried Alive “I My 600-Lb. Life “Steven and Justin’s Story, Part 1” Two Say Yes to Say Yes to
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 concerns. ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Was Gonna Gag” ‘TVPG’ brothers can’t stand each other. ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Dress the Dress
Charmed Prue experiences Supernatural Castiel must Supernatural “LARP and the Supernatural “As Time Goes Supernatural “Everybody Bones A Halloween killer. Bones Remains in the incin- Bones “Boy in the Time
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 betrayal. ‘TV14’ rescue an angel. ‘TV14’ Real Girl” ‘TV14’ By” ‘TV14’ (CC) Hates Hitler” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) erator. ‘TV14’ (CC) Capsule” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Tom and Tom and ›› Open Season 2 (2008, Children’s) Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Ben 10 “All Cloudy, Meat Cloudy, Meat Steven Uni- Steven Uni- We Bare World of World of Teen Titans Teen Titans
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Jerry Tales Jerry Tales Voices of Mike Epps, Joel McHale. (CC) (CC) Wet” ‘TVG’ verse (CC) verse (CC) Bears (CC) Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’
7 Water 7 Water 7 Water 7 Water Bikinis & Boardwalks ‘TVG’ Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Monument Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Wonders Wonders Wonders Wonders (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Impractical Jokers “Practi- Impractical Jokers ‘TV14’ Impractical Jokers Live at The Grand Opera Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 cally Live!” ‘TV14’ (CC) House. ‘TV14’ (CC) Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:14) The Andy Griffith Show (9:51) Bonanza “Unseen Gunsmoke Teacher fights for Gunsmoke Matt takes girl to Gunsmoke It’s time for sons Gunsmoke “Hard Labor” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVG’ (CC) Wound” ‘TVPG’ (CC) education. ‘TVG’ live with aunt. ‘TVG’ to marry. ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Show Show
Unsung R&B singer, Angela Unsung The Spinners are still Unsung Lead voice on “My Unsung “Tammi Terrell” Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Sanford & Sanford &
TVONE 184 173 173 157 Bofill. ‘TV14’ on the road. ‘TV14’ Girl.” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’
(6:00) ¡Despierta América! (N) (SS) Amor bravío (N) Noticiero Hoy (N) (SS) Hoy (N) (SS) Como Dice el Dicho (N) Mi adorable maldición (N) El Gordo y la Flaca (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Univisión ‘TV14’ (SS) ‘TVPG’ (SS)
›› Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005, Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Regina King. (CC) tims Unit “Flight” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Pursuit” ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Bully” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Totem” ‘TV14’
The Parkers The Parkers The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC)
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Due Time” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) “Bachelor Bash” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC)
Paid Program Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent (9:59) Law & Order: Crimi- (10:58) Law & Order: Crimi- (11:57) Law & Order: Crimi- (12:56) Law & Order: Crimi- (1:55) Law & Order: Criminal (2:54) Law & Order: Crimi-
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) nal Intent ‘TV14’ (CC) nal Intent ‘TV14’ nal Intent ‘TV14’ nal Intent ‘TV14’ Intent ‘TV14’ (CC) nal Intent “F.P.S.” ‘TV14’
M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H “Lil” M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(7:50) ›› Cursed (2005, Horror) Christina Fight Game ›› The Mothman Prophecies (2002, Suspense) Richard ›› The Brothers Bloom (2008) Rachel Weisz. Con artists 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Ricci, Joshua Jackson. (CC) Gere, Laura Linney, Will Patton. (CC) pick a quirky heiress for their last hustle. (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Greek Wed- (:25) ›› My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 ›› War Dogs (2016) Jonah Hill. Two arms dealers land a (11:55) ››› Kicks (2016, Comedy-Drama) (:25) ›› Rat Race (2001, Comedy) Rowan Atkinson, John Absolutely
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 ding (2016) Nia Vardalos. (CC) contract to supply Afghan forces. (CC) Jahking Guillory. Premiere. (CC) Cleese, Whoopi Goldberg. (CC) Fabulous
(7:00) ››› Minority Report (2002) Tom ›› Pride and Glory (2008) Edward Norton. A detective (:40) ›› Our Brand Is Crisis (2015) Sandra Bullock. A ›› Tron (1982, Children’s) Jeff Bridges, (:10) ›› Lara Croft: Tomb
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Cruise, Colin Farrell. (CC) probes a fatal drug bust involving his brother. political consultant must outwit a rival strategist. Bruce Boxleitner. (CC) Raider (2001) (CC)
(7:35) ››› The Straight Story (1999, › Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001, (:05) ››› Carol (2015) Cate Blanchett. Two women (:05) ››› Glengarry Glen Ross (1992, Drama) Al Pacino, Rising Tide (2011) Lewis
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Drama) Richard Farnsworth. (CC) Comedy) Paul Hogan. (CC) kindle a bond deeper than mere friendship. Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin. (CC) Jobson. Premiere. (CC)
(7:30) ››› Breach (2007) Chris Cooper, ›› The Land (2016) Jorge Lendeborg Jr., (:15) ›› Miami Vice (2006) Colin Farrell, Jamie Foxx. Detectives Crock- ››› Déjà Vu (2006, Suspense) Denzel Washington, Val Lenny Kravitz
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Ryan Phillippe. Premiere. (CC) Moises Arias. Premiere. (CC) ett and Tubbs take on drug lords in South Florida. (CC) Kilmer, Jim Caviezel. (CC) Live
(:11) ›› P.C.U. (1994, Comedy) Jeremy (:34) Northmen: A Viking Saga (2014) Tom (:15) ››› In Bruges (2008) Colin Farrell. A stay in the (:06) ››› Bull Durham (1988, Romance-Comedy) Kevin (2:58) ››› Hot Shots! Part
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Piven, Chris Young. (CC) Hopper, Ryan Kwanten. (CC) Belgian city transforms the lives of two hit men. Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins. (CC) Deux (1993) (CC)
(7:45) Sister (2014, Drama) Barbara Her- (:40) ›› A Perfect Day (2015, Comedy-Drama) Benicio ›› Chappie (2015) Voice of Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel. A Anesthesia (2015, Drama) Kristen Stewart, › Paranoia (2013) Liam
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 shey, Reid Scott. (CC) Del Toro, Tim Robbins, Olga Kurylenko. (CC) robot has the ability to think and feel. (CC) Sam Waterston. (CC) Hemsworth. (CC)
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Wheel of MasterChef (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Brooklyn Nine-Nine ‘TV14’
Fortune (N) (DVS) (CC) (DVS)
FOX 4 at 9 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 10
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FOX 4 News (:02) TMZ (N) (:32) Seinfeld
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KCTV KCTV5 News at 4 (N) (CC) KCTV5 News CBS Evening KCTV5 News Inside Edition Big Bang Big Bang (:01) Mom Life in Pieces The Amazing Race (N) KCTV5 News (:35) The Late Show With James
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 at 5 News at 6 (N) Theory Theory (N) ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) at 10 Stephen Colbert ‘TVPG’ Corden
KMBC KMBC 9 News at 4:00 (N) News ABC World News Ent. Tonight Grey’s Anatomy “True (:01) Scandal “Head Games” The Catch “The Mocking- News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night-
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 News Colors” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) bird” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) line (N)
KCPT Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Nightly Busi- PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Ruckus KCPT’s Take Father Brown ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Doctor Blake Mysteries 800 Words ‘TVPG’ (CC) Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness Note ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Two and a Two and a Big Bang Big Bang Supernatural (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Riverdale (Season Finale) KMBC 9 News (CC) Modern Modern Ent. Tonight Extra (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 Half Men Half Men Theory Theory (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Family Family ‘TVPG’
KMCI RightThis- RightThis- Mike & Molly Last Man Mike & Molly Last Man Jeopardy! (N) Who Wants/ Access Hol- The List (N) How I Met How I Met 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls The Simpsons Family Guy
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 Minute (N) Minute (N) ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TVG’ Millionaire lywood (N) ‘TVPG’ Your Mother Your Mother ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
KSHB The Now KC Action News NBC Nightly Action News 41 Actions Law & Order: Special Vic- Chicago Med “Love Hurts” The Blacklist “The Debt Col- Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 News - Holt tims Unit “Genes” ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TV14’ lector” (N) ‘TV14’ Starring Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers
Blue Bloods “Inside Jobs” Blue Bloods “Men in Black” Blue Bloods “Warriors” Blue Bloods “Quid Pro Quo” Blue Bloods “Protest Too Blue Bloods “No Regrets” Blue Bloods “Loss of Faith” Blue Bloods “Ends and
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The People’s Court (N) Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) The Insider Dish Nation Bones “The Rocker in the Bones “The Witch in the KCTV5 News at 9 (N) Inside Edition Friends Rules of En- Rules of En-
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MNT 10 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ Rinse Cycle” ‘TV14’ Wardrobe” ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ gagement gagement
KTWU WordGirl (EI) Ready Jet Wild Kratts Odd Squad PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) The This Old House Hour Sunflower Rick Steves’ Antiques Roadshow “Vir- BBC World Nightly Busi- Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 19 5 9 ‘TVY7’ Go! ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) (EI) ‘TVY’ (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Journeys Europe ginia Beach” ‘TVG’ (CC) News ‘TVG’ ness
The First 48 “Blood Red; The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 “Stray Shot” The First 48 “Deadly Premo- 60 Days In (Season Finale) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (:03) The First 48 “Secrets (:03) The First 48 “Deadly
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Deadly Moves” ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) nition” ‘TV14’ (CC) and Lies” ‘TV14’ Premonition” ‘TV14’
(2:00) ››› ››› Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. Detectives nail ›› Sherlock Holmes (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Rachel McAdams. ›› Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011, Action)
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Speed (CC) a South African diplomat who is a drug-runner. (CC) The detective and his astute partner face a strange enemy. (CC) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law. (CC)
North Woods Law “Distress North Woods Law ‘TVPG’ North Woods Law “Deer North Woods Law: Still North Woods Law: Still North Woods Law: Still North Woods Law “Crossed North Woods Law “Home-
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Call” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Detectives” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Hunting (N) ‘TVPG’ Hunting (N) ‘TVPG’ Hunting (N) ‘TVPG’ Wires” ‘TVPG’ coming” ‘TVPG’
Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Meet the Meet the ››› Set It Off (1996, Action) Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox. Desperation ›› Think Like a Man (2012, Romance-Comedy) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Meagan Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns drives four women to bank-robbery. Good. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals.
Housewives/ Andy Cohen’s Then & Now Andy Cohen’s Then & Now The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of Unprotected Watch What Southern Charm ‘TV14’ (CC) Southern
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 NYC ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ Charm
Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man ›› Indecent Proposal (1993, Drama) Robert Redford, Demi Moore. A man offers a ›› Indecent Proposal
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing couple $1 million for a night with the wife. (CC) (1993) Robert Redford.
Fast Money (N) (CC) Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216
The Situation Room With The Situation Room With Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Soundtracks “Hurricane CNN Tonight With Don CNN Tonight With Don
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Katrina” (N) (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) Lemon (N) (CC)
(3:45) (:20) Futura- (:15) Futurama “My Three (5:50) South (:25) South South Park South Park Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ The Daily The President At Midnight (:31) South
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Futurama ma ‘TVPG’ Suns” ‘TV14’ (CC) Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ Show Show With Chris Park ‘TVMA’
Naked and Afraid “Frozen in Naked and Afraid “Un- Naked and Afraid “Curse of Naked and Afraid XL Pop- Naked and Afraid XL Pop- To Be Announced (:02) Naked and Afraid (:03) Naked and Afraid “Bad
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Fear” ‘TV14’ hinged” ‘TV14’ (CC) the Swamp” ‘TV14’ Up Edition ‘TV14’ Up Edition (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Blood” ‘TV14’
Liv and Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under- (:33) Bizaard- Stuck in the Good Luck K.C. Under- K.C. Under- L & M: Cali Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Tangled: The Jessie ‘TVG’ Stuck in the Andi Mack
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Maddie Maddie (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) vark Middle Charlie cover (CC) cover (CC) Style (CC) Series (CC) Middle ‘TVG’ (CC)
Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kar- Second Wives Club “Mer- Second Wives Club “Mer- E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 Knows Best Knows Best Knows Best Knows Best dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) maid Meltdown” (N) ‘TV14’ maid Meltdown” ‘TV14’
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter With Michael NBA Countdown (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Horn (N) Interruption and Jemele (N) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N) (Live) (CC) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N) (Live) (CC)
(2:00) 2017 NBA Draft Combine (N) (Live) NFL Live (N) (CC) We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans: Section 250 of Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Soldier Field (CC) (CC) Van Pelt (N) (Live) (CC)
The Fox News Specialists Special Report With Bret The Story (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC)
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 (N) (CC) Baier (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
Chopped “Sweet Surprises” Chopped “An Egg Up” ‘TVG’ Chopped “Oodles of Chopped The chefs must Chopped “Jump for Bok Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Jump for Bok
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ (CC) (CC) Noodles” ‘TVG’ (CC) make dumplings. ‘TVG’ Choy” ‘TVG’ (CC) Flay (N) Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Choy” ‘TVG’ (CC)
The Middle ››› My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997, Romance-Come- ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher, Christina Aguilera, Eric Dane. A small- Pretty Little Liars “Power The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) › LOL (2012) Miley Cyrus,
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TVPG’ dy) Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney. (CC) town gal finds her niche at a neoburlesque club. (CC) Play” ‘TV14’ (CC) Demi Moore. (CC)
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) UFC Main Event ‘TV14’ (CC) UFC Reloaded (N) (CC) MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself with
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) (CC) Cowherd and Whitlock
College Softball ACC Tournament, Third Quarterfinal: SportsMoney SportsMoney MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Tennis PowerShares Legends Charleston. From Charles-
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) (CC) Petersburg, Fla. ton, S.C.
(3:30) ›› Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014, Action) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley ›› The Maze Runner (2014) Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario. Youths find ›› The Maze Runner (2014) Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario. Youths find
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Tucci. Optimus Prime and the Autobots face fearsome challengers. (CC) themselves trapped inside a massive labyrinth. (CC) themselves trapped inside a massive labyrinth. (CC)
(12:00) 2017 Players Championship First Round. From Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ 2017 Players Championship First Round. From TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Live From THE PLAYERS
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (N) ‘TVG’
Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest (N) Idiotest (N) Cash Cab Cash Cab Family Feud Family Feud
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Home Im- Home Im- Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Golden The Golden The Golden The Golden
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 provement provement Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Vegas (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) ers (N) ‘TVG’ ers ‘TVG’ Vegas ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC)
Swamp People “Stranded” Swamp People “Brutus the Swamp People “Time’s Run- Swamp People: Blood and Swamp People “The Hunt Ends” Troy’s (:33) Swamp People “The Hunt Ends” (:03) Swamp People: Blood
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 ‘TVPG’ Cannibal” ‘TVPG’ ning Out” ‘TVPG’ Guts (N) ‘TVPG’ future is on the line. (N) ‘TVPG’ Troy’s future is on the line. ‘TVPG’ and Guts ‘TVPG’
Grey’s Anatomy “It’s a Long Married at First Sight “Wed- Married at First Sight ‘TV14’ Married at Married at Married at First Sight Three couples go on (:17) Married at First Sight: Second (:02) Married at First Sight
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 Way Back” ‘TV14’ dings” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) First Sight First Sight honeymoons. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Chances (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
College Basketball From Nov. 14, 2014. Blue Zone Center Circle Blue Zone Center Circle Blue Zone Center Circle High School Softball Olathe East vs. Olathe South. Game Blue Zone KU Legends
METSPT 30 68 44 2 of a doubleheader.
MTP Daily (N) (CC) For the Record With Greta Hardball With Chris Mat- All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word With Law- The 11th Hour With Brian The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) Williams (N) (CC) (CC)
(3:50) Catfish: The TV Show Friends Friends Friends Friends ››› Love & Basketball (2000, Romance) Sanaa Lathan, Omar Epps. Premiere. A pas- ››› Freedom Writers (2007, Drama) Hilary Swank,
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ sion for the game leads to love for two best friends. (CC) Patrick Dempsey, Scott Glenn. (CC)
AMGEN Tour NASCAR America (N) (Live) (CC) NASCAR Racing NASCAR Racing Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race Grudge Race
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640
Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Africa’s Deadliest “Ambush Africa’s Deadliest “Lethal Africa’s Deadliest “Killer Battle for the Pride ‘TVPG’ Ultimate Rivals: Cats vs Africa’s Deadliest “Gang- Africa’s Deadliest “Ambush
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 (CC) Hunters” ‘TVPG’ Weapons” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Tactics” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Dogs (N) (CC) lands” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Hunters” ‘TVPG’
The Loud The Loud Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- ›› Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009, Children’s) Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans Voices of Ray Romano, Denis Leary. (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
20/20 on OWN “Danger 20/20 on OWN “The Suit- 20/20 on ID A woman is 20/20 on ID “’Til Death Do 20/20 on OWN “Faith 20/20 on ID “Mystery in 20/20 on ID “’Til Death Do 20/20 on OWN “Faith
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 Next Door” ‘TV14’ (CC) case Murder” ‘TV14’ gunned down. ‘TV14’ Us Part” ‘TV14’ (CC) Betrayed” ‘TV14’ (CC) Apartment 410” ‘TV14’ Us Part” ‘TV14’ (CC) Betrayed” ‘TV14’ (CC)
(3:59) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (4:59) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (5:59) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) (:01) NCIS ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS)
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 (DVS) (DVS) (DVS)
(3:30) ›› Happy Gilmore (1996, Comedy) ›› The Longest Yard (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock. Prison- Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync (:32) Lip Sync (:02) › Joe Dirt (2001) David Spade. A mullet-headed
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Adam Sandler, Julie Bowen. (CC) ers train for a football game against the guards. (CC) Battle (CC) Battle (N) Battle (N) Battle janitor relates his personal tale of woe. (CC)
›› The Da Vinci Code (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen. A ›› Armageddon (1998, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler. A (:03) ›› The Core (2003, Action) Aaron Eckhart. Scien-
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 religious mystery could rock foundations of Christianity. (CC) hero tries to save Earth from an asteroid. (CC) (DVS) tists travel to the center of the Earth. (CC)
Friends Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Seinfeld Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Theory Theory Theory Theory ‘TVPG’
(3:30) ›› Murder Ahoy! (:15) ›› The Wacky World of Mother Goose (1967, Chil- ›› Rodan (1957, Science Fiction) Kenji › The Black Scorpion (1957, Science Fic- (:15) ›› The Deadly Mantis (1957) Craig Stevens. Colonel
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 (1964) Lionel Jeffries dren’s) Voice of Margaret Rutherford. Sawara, Yumi Shirakawa. tion) Richard Denning, Mara Corday. and scientist track big bug to Manhattan.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Nate & Jeremiah by Design My 600-Lb. Life “June’s My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized “Dottie & June” (N) ‘TV14’ Skin Tight: Transformed (:01) My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized “Dottie & June” ‘TV14’
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress ‘TVPG’ Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’
Bones The Widow’s Son Bones A corpse has on a › Law Abiding Citizen (2009, Suspense) Jamie Foxx, American Race “Baltimore American Race (N) ‘TV14’ ›› Con Air (1997, Action) Nicolas Cage, John Cusack.
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 serial killer. ‘TV14’ (CC) Santa suit. ‘TV14’ (CC) Gerard Butler, Colm Meaney. (CC) (DVS) Rising” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Vicious convicts hijack their flight. (CC) (DVS)
Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Teen Titans Teen Titans Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Steven Uni- World of King of the American The Cleve- American Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- Family Guy Family Guy (:15) The Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ (CC) verse (N) Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Boondocks Hunger
Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (Season Finale) (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Jokers (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Comedy Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Knockout Jokers Jokers
(:12) The Andy Griffith Show (4:48) (:24) M*A*S*H M*A*S*H (:36) M*A*S*H (:12) M*A*S*H “Alcoholics Everybody Everybody Everybody Everybody The King of The King of The King of The King of
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 ‘TVG’ (CC) M*A*S*H ‘TVPG’ Unanimous” ‘TVPG’ Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens
Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Sanford & Sanford &
TVONE 184 173 173 157 Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’
Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) La Reina de la Canción (N) La doble vida de Estela La Piloto (N) Primer Im- Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) Carrillo (N) pacto Extra
Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Inside the FBI: New York Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Bang” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ “The New FBI” (N) ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Flight” ‘TV14’
Basketball Wives Jackie Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) The Temptations (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 throws a party. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC)
(3:53) Law & Order: Crimi- (4:52) Law & Order: Crimi- (5:51) Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values (N) Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values Braxton Family Values
WE 21 117 117 403 372 nal Intent ‘TV14’ (CC) nal Intent ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
2017 Rock and Roll Hall of › Babylon A.D. (2008, Science Fiction) Vin VICE News Chris Gethard: Career Suicide The comic/ Fight Game ›› Now You See Me 2 (2016) Jesse Eisenberg. Four magi- (:10) Silicon (:40) Veep
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Fame Induction Diesel, Michelle Yeoh. (CC) Tonight (N) talk-show host performs. ‘TVMA’ cians must steal a powerful computer chip. Valley ‘TVMA’
(3:20) ›› Absolutely Fabu- Last Week To. (:25) The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks ›› Rat Race (2001) Rowan Atkinson. Gamblers frantically VICE ‘TV14’ Amy Schumer: Live at the ›› Central Intelligence (2016, Action)
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 lous: The Movie (CC) (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’ search for a bag containing $2 million. (CC) (CC) Apollo ‘TVMA’ (CC) Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart. (CC)
(3:10) ›› Lara Croft: Tomb (4:55) ›› Warcraft (2016) Travis Fimmel. A king, a war- ››› I Am Legend (2007, Science Fiction) (:45) ››› 28 Days Later (2002) Cillian Murphy. Survivors (:40) ››› Black Mass (2015) Johnny
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Raider (2001) (CC) rior and a wizard battle hulking orc invaders. (CC) Will Smith, Alice Braga. (CC) evade virus-infected humans in London. Depp, Joel Edgerton. (CC)
(3:00) Rising (:45) ›› Enemy at the Gates (2001, War) Joseph Fiennes, Jude Law. Guerrilla “Episode 4” ‘TVMA’ Billions Axe receives unex- Dark Net (N) Penn & Teller Gigolos Dark Net The Circus: Billions
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Tide (2011) Two snipers face off during the Battle of Stalingrad. (CC) (CC) pected news. ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ Inside ‘TVMA’
(3:45) Just Let Go: Lenny Kravitz Live Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church The artist’s Jimi: All Is by My Side (2013) André Benjamin. Jimi Hen- ›› The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015, Biography) Dev › Fifty Shades of Black
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 ‘TV14’ (CC) largest U.S. performance. ‘TVMA’ drix makes his musical mark in 1966 London. Patel, Jeremy Irons, Devika Bhise. (CC) (2016) Marlon Wayans.
Hot Shots! (:29) ›› Texas Killing Fields (2011) Sam Worthington. (:16) ››› Go (1999, Comedy-Drama) ›› P.C.U. (1994) Jeremy Piven. Collegians (:23) Northmen: A Viking Saga (2014) Tom (:04) ››› The Walk (2015)
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Part Deux Two detectives hunt a sadistic serial killer. (CC) Desmond Askew, Taye Diggs. (CC) protest for political correctness. Hopper, Ryan Kwanten. (CC) Ben Kingsley (CC)
(3:00) › Paranoia (2013) ›› A Perfect Day (2015, Comedy-Drama) Benicio Del ››› Zero Days (2016, Documentary) The possible origins ›› Chappie (2015) Voice of Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel. A › Paranoia (2013) Liam
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Liam Hemsworth. (CC) Toro, Tim Robbins, Olga Kurylenko. (CC) of the malware worm Stuxnet. (CC) robot has the ability to think and feel. (CC) Hemsworth. (CC)
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FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM
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Live with Kelly and Ryan (N) Rachael Ray (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12
‘TVPG’ (CC) Noon (N)
FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With
12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’
Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
Name Game Name Game (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’
KCTV (7:00) CBS This Morning Better KC The Price Is Right (N) ‘TVG’ The Young and the Restless News Bold/Beau- The Talk ‘TV14’ (CC) Let’s Make a Deal (N) ‘TVPG’ Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC)
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) tiful (CC)
KMBC (7:00) Good Morning The Dr. Oz Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Real (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) The View ‘TV14’ (CC) The Chew ‘TVPG’ (CC) General Hospital (N) ‘TV14’ Steve Harvey ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 America (N) (CC) (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KCPT Nature Cat Curious Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor- Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Sesame Dinosaur Splash and Curious Nature Cat Ready Jet
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 ‘TVY’ (CC) George (EI) hood: Tiger Family Trip Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ Bubbles (EI) George (EI) ‘TVY’ (CC) Go! ‘TVY’
(7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer “The Stripper The Steve Wilkos Show (N) Maury (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer ‘TV14’ (CC) The Robert Irvine Show (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) Life” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
KMCI Judge Faith Judge Faith America’s America’s Paternity Paternity Divorce Court Divorce Court Supreme Supreme Judge Judge Justice for All Justice for All Divorce Court Divorce Court
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Court Court Court Court (N) (CC) Justice Justice Mablean Mablean (CC) (CC)
KSHB (7:00) Today Manners; she Today’s Take (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Kansas City Live 41 Action News Midday (N) Days of our Lives (N) ‘TV14’ Today (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 sheds. (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
Burn Notice Former flame. Burn Notice “Signals and Law & Order “Caviar Emp- Law & Order A delivery- Law & Order “Paradigm” Law & Order Woman sus- Law & Order “The Brother- Law & Order “Coming Down
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ION ‘TVPG’ (CC) Codes” ‘TVPG’ (CC) tor” ‘TV14’ (CC) man’s murder. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) pected of murder. ‘TV14’ hood” ‘TV14’ (CC) Hard” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry Sarah Michelle Gellar. Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
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MNT 10 ‘TVG’ Wommack (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) loaded loaded (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC)
KTWU Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger Splash and Sesame Dinosaur Peg Plus Cat Super Why! Thomas & Cat in the Hat Splash and The Lawrence Welk Show Ciao Italia Sunflower Arthur (EI) Martha
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PBS 19 5 9 Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Journeys ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog Bounty Dog Bounty Dog Bounty Dog Bounty Live PD “Live PD -- 01.27.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD “Live PD -- 02.17.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ‘TV14’ (CC)
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Hunter Hunter Hunter Hunter
›› King Kong (1976, Adventure) Jeff Bridges, Jessica Lange, Charles Grodin. An oil ›› Sherlock Holmes (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Rachel McAdams. ›› Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011, Action)
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 mogul seeks to exploit a monstrous ape in New York. (CC) The detective and his astute partner face a strange enemy. (CC) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law. (CC)
My Cat From Hell “Cat Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees “Sav- Insane Pools: Off the Deep Insane Pools: Off the Deep Insane Pools: Off the Deep
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Fight!” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Snakes Alive” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ing Prada” ‘TVPG’ End ‘TVPG’ (CC) End ‘TVPG’ (CC) End ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek “The Conscience of
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) the King” ‘TVPG’
Meet the Meet the The Man in 3B (2015, Mystery) Lamman Rucker, Christian Keyes, Brely Evans. Tenants in ››› Set It Off (1996, Action) Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox. Desperation Meet the Meet the
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns an apartment building become murder suspects. (CC) drives four women to bank-robbery. Browns Browns
The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC)
Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba “The Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba (Part 1 Reba (Part 2
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Will” ‘TVPG’ of 2) ‘TVPG’ of 2) ‘TVPG’
Squawk on the Street (N) (CC) Squawk Alley (N) (CC) Fast Money Halftime Report Power Lunch (N) (CC) Closing Bell (N) (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC)
CNN Newsroom With John CNN Newsroom With John At This Hour With Kate Inside Politics (N) (CC) Wolf (N) (CC) CNN Newsroom With CNN Newsroom With The Lead With Jake Tapper
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 and Poppy and Poppy Bolduan (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) Brooke Baldwin (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
That ’70s (:35) That (:10) That (:45) That (:10) That (:45) That ’70s Show “Eric’s (:20) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Futura-
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Show ‘TV14’ ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show Burger Job” ‘TVPG’ ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
Deadliest Catch “Crushing Deadliest Catch “Bad Moon” Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Blows” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) “Chopper Rescue” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) “Gold Rush” ‘TV14’
Roadster- Roadster- Roadster- Puppy Dog Puppy Dog Sofia the Goldie & Bear Lego Frozen Roadster- PJ Masks PJ Masks The Lion Tangled: The Jessie ‘TVG’ Austin & Ally Austin & Ally
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Racers Racers Racers Pals (N) Pals ‘TVY’ First (N) ‘TVY’ Racers ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) Guard ‘TVY’ Series (CC) ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’
Famously Single ‘TV14’ (CC) Famously Single Aubrey Famously Single ‘TV14’ (CC) E! News: Daily Pop (N) (CC) ›› Dear John (2010) Channing Tatum, Amanda Seyfried. A soldier and How to Lose
E! 53 41 72 51 134 pressures Pauly D. ‘TV14’ the woman he loves stay in touch through letters. (CC)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) First Take (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter NFL Insiders NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) NBA: The SportsNation (N) (CC) Questionable
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 (N) (N) Jump (N)
(5:00) Mike & Mike (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) The Dan Le Batard Show First Take (N) (CC) 2017 NBA Draft Combine (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (Live) (CC) With Stugotz (N) (CC)
America’s Newsroom (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) Outnumbered (N) (CC) Happening Now (N) (CC) America’s News Headquar- Shepard Smith Reporting Your World With Neil
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
Paid Program The Pioneer Giada at Giada at Giada at Giada in Italy Barefoot Barefoot The Pioneer The Pioneer Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman Home ‘TVG’ Home ‘TVG’ Home ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Contessa Contessa Woman Woman
›› Life as 700 Club The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Gilmore Girls Rory kisses Gilmore Girls “The Third The Middle The Middle ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher, Christina Aguilera, Eric Dane. A small- Disn.-Wed-
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 We Know It Interactive Tristin at a party. ‘TVPG’ Lorelai” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ town gal finds her niche at a neoburlesque club. (CC) dings
Drag Racing Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (Live) (CC) NASCAR Racing NASCAR Race Hub Week- NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup Drag Racing Drag Racing NASCAR
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 end Edition (N) Series: Go Bowling 400, Final Practice. Racing
UFC Countdown ‘TV14’ MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. 18 Holes Golf Life College Softball ACC Tournament, First Semifinal: Teams ACC All- College Softball ACC Tournament, Second
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. TBA. (N) (Live) Access (N) Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
›› The Guilt Trip (2012) Barbra Streisand. A man takes a Two and a Two and a How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Two and a Two and a Mike & Molly Mike & Molly
FX 62 72 42 53 128 road trip with his overbearing mother. (CC) Half Men Half Men Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Half Men Half Men ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ 2017 Players Championship Second Round. From TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (N) (Live)
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
Card Sharks Press Your Whammy! The $25,000 The Pyramid Catch 21 Wheel of Wheel of Match Game Match Game Chain Reac- Chain Reac- Chain Reac- Chain Reac- The Chase ‘TVPG’ (CC)
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVG’ (CC) Luck ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Pyramid ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Fortune Fortune (CC) (CC) tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’ tion ‘TVG’
The Golden The Golden Home & Family (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Home & Family ‘TVG’ (CC) Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im-
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ provement provement provement provement provement provement
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Fixer Upper Chip and Jo Fixer Upper A home renova- Fixer Upper ‘TVG’ (CC) House Hunt- Hunters Int’l Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 start flipping again. ‘TVG’ tion for a veteran. ‘TVG’ ers ‘TVG’ Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters
Hangar 1: The UFO Files Hangar 1: The UFO Files Hangar 1: The UFO Files Hangar 1: The UFO Files Hangar 1: The UFO Files Ancient Aliens ‘TVPG’ (CC) Ancient Aliens ‘TVPG’ (CC) Ancient Aliens ‘TVPG’ (CC)
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 “Space Weapons” ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) “Star People” ‘TVG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Killer Kids “Two Strikes & Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 “Cut Down; Grey’s Anatomy “White Grey’s Anatomy “I Will Grey’s Anatomy “Unaccom- Grey’s Anatomy “Free Fall-
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 Hail Mary” ‘TV14’ 9-1-1” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Wedding” ‘TV14’ (CC) Survive” ‘TV14’ (CC) panied Minor” ‘TV14’ ing” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
High School Softball Olathe East vs. Olathe South. Game Blue Zone KU Legends Center Circle Blue Zone College Basketball From 11/24/2014. College Basketball From 12/20/2014.
METSPT 30 68 44 2 of a doubleheader.
MSNBC Live With Stephanie MSNBC Live With Hallie MSNBC Live (N) (CC) Andrea Mitchell Reports MSNBC Live With Craig MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live With Steve
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
My Super Sweet 16 ‘TVPG’ ›› Step Up 3 (2010, Drama) Rick Malambri, Adam G. Sevani. Street ››› Freedom Writers (2007) Hilary Swank, Patrick Dempsey. A teacher ››› Love & Basketball (2000, Romance) Sanaa Lathan,
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 (CC) dancers prepare for a high-stakes showdown. (CC) inspires at-risk teens to believe in themselves. (CC) Omar Epps, Alfre Woodard. (CC)
Formula 1 The Dan Patrick Show (N) (Live) AMGEN Tour of California Premier League Download Premier League Live (N) (1:55) English Premier League Soccer West Bromwich
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Racing Preview (Live) Albion FC vs Chelsea FC. (N) (Live)
Science of Science of Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Diggers Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Alaska State Troopers
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 Stupid Stupid ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Smell of Death” ‘TV14’
PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol Rusty Rivets PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) (N) ‘TVY’ (N) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’
Dr. Phil Arrest of Chester Dr. Phil In-laws cross the Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) Dr. Phil Spouses’ controlling Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) Dr. Phil Arrest of Chester Dr. Phil In-laws cross the 20/20 on ID “’Til Death Do
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 Stiles. ‘TVPG’ (CC) line. ‘TVPG’ (CC) behavior. ‘TVPG’ Stiles. ‘TVPG’ (CC) line. ‘TVPG’ (CC) Us Part” ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (8:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (9:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (10:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (11:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (12:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (1:57) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (2:58) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC)
OXY 73 185 185 47 368
Gangland The Black P. Gangland “Race Wars” Los Gangland “Hustle or Die” Gangland Aryan Brother- Gangland “Blood in, Blood Gangland The Aryan Circle Gangsters: America’s Most Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Stones of Chicago. ‘TV14’ Angeles. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) hood. ‘TV14’ (CC) Out” ‘TV14’ (CC) gang of Texas. ‘TV14’ Evil ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC)
CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- ›› Megafault (2009) Brittany Murphy. A massive earth- ›› The Core (2003, Action) Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank, Delroy Lindo. Scientists travel
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 tion ‘TVPG’ tion ‘TVPG’ tion ‘TVPG’ quake threatens to destroy the world. (CC) to the center of the Earth. (CC)
The King of The King of The King of The King of The Cleve- The Cleve- American American American American Family Guy Family Guy Friends Friends Friends Friends
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 Queens Queens Queens Queens land Show land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
›› Dr. Socrates (1935) Paul (:15) ››› Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931, Horror) Fredric ››› Doctor Zhivago (1965, Romance) Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, Geraldine Chaplin. A Russian doctor ›› The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938,
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Muni, Ann Dvorak. March, Miriam Hopkins, Rose Hobart. is torn between his wife and another woman. Comedy) Edward G. Robinson.
Nate & Jeremiah by Design Nate & Jeremiah by Design Conjoined Twins: Miracle Hoarding: Buried Alive Patti; Hoarding: Buried Alive My 600-Lb. Life “Steven and Justin’s Story, Part 2” After a Say Yes to Say Yes to
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ Separation ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jonathan. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) year, neither brother improves. ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Dress the Dress
Charmed “The Fourth Sister” Supernatural Closing the Supernatural ‘TV14’ (CC) Supernatural “Remember Supernatural “Goodbye Castle A half-naked body is Castle Castle and Beckett Castle The serial killer
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 ‘TVPG’ (CC) gates of hell. ‘TV14’ the Titans” ‘TV14’ (CC) Stranger” ‘TV14’ (CC) found in a park. ‘TV14’ hunt a serial killer. ‘TVPG’ remains at large. ‘TVPG’
Tom and Tom and Open Season 3 (2010, Children’s) Voices of Matthew J. Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Cloudy, Meat Cloudy, Meat Steven Uni- Steven Uni- We Bare World of World of ››› Megamind (2010)
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Jerry Tales Jerry Tales Munn, Nika Futterman, Matthew W. Taylor. (CC) (CC) verse (CC) verse (CC) Bears (CC) Gumball Gumball Voices of Will Ferrell. (CC)
Ghost Adventures: After- Ghost Adventures: After- Ghost Adventures: After- Ghost Adventures ‘TVPG’ Ghost Adventures ‘TVPG’ Ghost Adventures “Central Ghost Adventures “Silent Ghost Adventures ‘TVPG’
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 shocks ‘TVPG’ (CC) shocks ‘TVPG’ (CC) shocks ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) Unit Prison” ‘TVPG’ Movie Theater” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
World’s Dumbest ... “Hot- World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life truTV Top truTV Top truTV Top truTV Top
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 shots” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Funniest Funniest Funniest Funniest
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Bonanza Joe visits a friend’s Gunsmoke “I Have Promises Gunsmoke “The Busters” Gunsmoke “Manolo” ‘TVPG’ Gunsmoke “Snap Decision” Andy Griffith Andy Griffith
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show Show Show farm. ‘TVPG’ to Keep” ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Show Show
Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Sanford & Sanford &
TVONE 184 173 173 157 ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’
(6:00) ¡Despierta América! (N) (SS) Amor bravío (N) Noticiero Hoy (N) (SS) Hoy (N) (SS) Como Dice el Dicho (N) Mi adorable maldición (N) El Gordo y la Flaca (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Univisión ‘TV14’ (SS) ‘TVPG’ (SS)
Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 tims Unit “Justice” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’
The Parkers The Parkers The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans The Wayans Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) ›› You, Me and Dupree (2006, Comedy) Owen Wilson, Kate Hudson. A Forrest Gump
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) Bros. (CC) jobless buddy moves in with two newlyweds. (CC) (1994)
Paid Program Paid Program CSI: Miami Horatio’s life is (9:59) CSI: Miami “Collateral (10:58) CSI: Miami “Dis- (11:57) CSI: Miami “Seeing (12:56) CSI: Miami “Out of (1:55) CSI: Miami “Hostile (2:54) CSI: Miami “Bolt Ac-
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ endangered. ‘TV14’ Damage” ‘TV14’ solved” ‘TV14’ (CC) Red” ‘TV14’ (CC) Time” ‘TV14’ (CC) Takeover” ‘TV14’ (CC) tion” ‘TV14’ (CC)
M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Blue Bloods Danny’s son is Blue Bloods “Secrets and Blue Bloods Erin questions Blue Bloods “Framed” ‘TV14’
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ severely injured. ‘TV14’ Lies” ‘TV14’ (CC) Mayor Poole. ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:00) ›› Renaissance Man (:15) ›› Powder (1995) Mary Steenburgen. An albino (:15) ››› Miami Rhapsody (1995, Romance-Comedy) ›› Genius (2016, Biography) Colin Firth, (:45) ›› Nights in Rodanthe (2008)
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 (1994) Danny DeVito. outcast possesses amazing mental powers. Sarah Jessica Parker, Gil Bellows. (CC) Jude Law, Nicole Kidman. (CC) Richard Gere, Diane Lane. (CC)
(7:40) ›› The Huntsman: Winter’s War (:35) ›› Victor Frankenstein (2015, Horror) Daniel Rad- (:25) Warning: This Drug (:25) ›› The Legend of Tarzan (2016) (:15) ›› Be Kind Rewind (2008) Jack Black. Two friends
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 (2016) Chris Hemsworth. (CC) cliffe, James McAvoy. (CC) May Kill You ‘TV14’ Alexander Skarsgard. (CC) re-create a video store’s obliterated inventory.
(7:40) › Coyote Ugly (2000) Piper Perabo, (:25) ››› Keeping the Faith (2000, Romance-Comedy) (:35) ››› The Pianist (2002, Historical Drama) Adrien Brody. A Jewish (:05) ››› Pale Rider (1985) Clint Eastwood. Gold pros-
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Adam Garcia, Maria Bello. (CC) Ben Stiller, Edward Norton. (CC) musician witnesses the horrors of the Holocaust. (CC) pectors are harassed by a corrupt power baron.
(7:00) ›› Spy Game (2001) (:15) ››› Déjà Vu (2006, Suspense) Denzel Washington. A time-folding ››› A Bronx Tale (1993, Drama) Robert De Niro, Chazz (:35) ››› Breach (2007, Suspense) Chris Cooper, Ryan Burn Moth-
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Robert Redford. federal agent falls in love with a future murder victim. (CC) Palminteri, Lillo Brancato. (CC) Phillippe, Laura Linney. (CC) erf..., Burn!
(6:00) ››› (:40) ›› The Fifth Estate (2013, Drama) Benedict Cumberbatch. (10:50) › Who’s Your Caddy? (2007) › Disaster Movie (2008, Comedy) Matt ››› The Hurt Locker (2008, War) Jeremy Renner,
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 The Insider WikiLeaks colleagues provide support for whistle-blowers. (CC) Antwan “Big Boi” Patton. (CC) Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo. (CC) Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty. (CC)
(7:36) ››› The Walk (2015) Joseph (:42) ›› Texas Killing Fields (2011) Sam Worthington. (:29) › Never Back Down (2008, Action) Djimon Houn- (:25) ››› The Missouri Breaks (1976, Western) Marlon (:33) ›››
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Gordon-Levitt, Ben Kingsley. (CC) Two detectives hunt a sadistic serial killer. (CC) sou, Sean Faris, Amber Heard. (CC) Brando, Jack Nicholson, Randy Quaid. (CC) The Walk
(:10) ›› Coffee and Cigarettes (2003) Roberto Benigni. ››› Paddington (2014, Children’s) Hugh (:35) ›› The Duff (2015, Comedy) Mae Whitman. A teen (:20) ›› Red Corner (1997) Richard Gere. A visiting (:25) › The
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Vignettes revolve around celebrities. (CC) Bonneville, Sally Hawkins. (CC) tries to overthrow a judgmental classmate. (CC) American is framed for a brutal murder in China. Ex (2006)
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Judy Judge Judy FOX 4 at 5 PM (N) (CC)
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Wheel of Lucifer Lucifer must ignite
Fortune (N) the flaming sword. ‘TV14’
Lethal Weapon “As Good as FOX 4 at 9 PM (N) (CC)
It Getz” ‘TV14’
FOX 4 at 10
PM (N)
FOX 4 News (:02) TMZ (N) (:32) Seinfeld
at 10:30 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
KCTV KCTV5 News at 4 (N) (CC) KCTV5 News CBS Evening KCTV5 News Inside Edition Undercover Boss (N) ‘TVPG’ Hawaii Five-0 (Season 48 Hours: NCIS (N) ‘TVPG’ KCTV5 News (:35) The Late Show With James
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CBS 3 3 3 3 5 at 5 News at 6 (N) (CC) Finale) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) at 10 Stephen Colbert ‘TVPG’ Corden
KMBC KMBC 9 News at 4:00 (N) News ABC World News Ent. Tonight The Toy Box “Episode 105” Shark Tank Franchised art (:01) 20/20 ‘TVPG’ (CC) News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night-
9
ABC 12 12 12 12 9 News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) studios. (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) line (N)
KCPT Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Nightly Busi- PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Washington Kansas City KCPT’s Take Pacific Heartbeat “Next Goal Wins” Ameri- KCPT’s Take Cinema KC Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness Week (N) Week Note can Samoa football team. ‘TVG’ Note
Maury Men deny their part- Two and a Two and a Big Bang Big Bang The Originals “Voodoo in My Reign An earthquake hits KMBC 9 News (CC) Modern Modern Ent. Tonight Extra (N)
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 ners’ children. ‘TV14’ Half Men Half Men Theory Theory Blood” (N) ‘TV14’ Scotland. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Family Family ‘TVPG’
KMCI RightThis- RightThis- Mike & Molly Last Man Mike & Molly Last Man Jeopardy! (N) Who Wants/ Access Hol- The List (N) How I Met How I Met 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls The Simpsons Family Guy
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 Minute (N) Minute (N) ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TV14’ Standing ‘TVG’ Millionaire lywood (N) ‘TVPG’ Your Mother Your Mother ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
KSHB The Now KC Action News NBC Nightly Action News 41 Actions First Dates (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 News - Holt Starring Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers
Law & Order A firearms Law & Order “Cut” Careless Law & Order “Gov Love” Law & Order A radio person- Law & Order A philandering Law & Order “Enemy” ‘TV14’ Saving Hope “Knowing Me, Saving Hope The doctors
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ION sting backfires. ‘TV14’ liposuction. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ality is shot. ‘TV14’ jeweler is shot. ‘TV14’ (CC) Knowing You” ‘TV14’ rally together. ‘TV14’
The People’s Court (N) Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) The Insider Dish Nation American Ninja Warrior American Ninja Warrior KCTV5 News at 9 (N) Inside Edition Friends Rules of En- Rules of En-
62 KSMO 10 10 10 62
MNT 10 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ “Orlando Finals” ‘TVPG’ “Orlando Finals” ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ gagement gagement
KTWU WordGirl (EI) Quest 2017 Wild Kratts Odd Squad PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Washington Charlie Rose Bill Murray: The Mark Twain Prize ‘TVPG’ Portrait-Flint BBC World Nightly Busi- Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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PBS 19 5 9 ‘TVY7’ ‘TVY’ (CC) (EI) ‘TVY’ Week (N) (CC) News ‘TVG’ ness
Live PD “Live PD -- 05.06.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD: Rewind (N) ‘TV14’ Live PD “Live PD -- 05.12.17” Riding along with law enforcement. (N) (Live) ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD Riding along with
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 (CC) law enforcement. ‘TV14’
(2:00) Sherlock Holmes: A ››› The Matrix (1999, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne. A computer ››› The Matrix Reloaded (2003, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne. ›› The Matrix Revolutions
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Game of Shadows (2011) hacker learns his world is a computer simulation. (CC) Freedom fighters revolt against machines. (CC) (2003) (CC)
Tanked ‘TVG’ Tanked “Shaq-a-Tank!” Tanked: Sea-Lebrity Edition “Reality Star-fish” Erika Tanked: Unfiltered (N) Tanked “Episode 3” ‘TVPG’ The Vet Life “Hog Wild and Tanked “Episode 3” ‘TVPG’
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 ‘TVPG’ Girardi and Theresa Caputo. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Home Free” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(:10) Star Trek “Balance of Terror” The (:20) Star Trek “Shore Star Trek “The Galileo (:40) Star Trek “The Squire of Gothos” Kirk (8:50) Star Trek “Arena” Star Trek Back in time to (:10) Star Trek “Court Mar-
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 Enterprise battles Romulans. ‘TVPG’ Leave” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Seven” ‘TVPG’ (CC) duels the ruler of Gothos. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) 1960s Earth. ‘TVPG’ tial” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Meet the Meet the ›› Think Like a Man (2012, Romance-Comedy) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Meagan › Two Can Play That Game (2001, Romance-Comedy) Vivica A. Fox, Morris Chestnut. A Rebel Disproving the claim
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns Good. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. woman claims to have complete control over her boyfriend. about Malik. ‘TV14’
›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff. A teenager ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez. A politician ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez. A politician ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff. A teenager
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 meets a high-school quarterback online. (CC) mistakes a hotel maid for a wealthy woman. mistakes a hotel maid for a wealthy woman. meets a high-school quarterback online. (CC)
Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man ››› Home Alone (1990, Children’s) Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci. A left- ››› Home Alone (1990, Children’s) Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci. A left- Steve Aus-
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing behind boy battles two burglars in the house. (CC) behind boy battles two burglars in the house. (CC) tin’s
Fast Money Options Ac- Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) American Greed “Ea$y Be- American Greed “The Cash American Greed ‘TVPG’ (CC) American Greed “Family American Greed ‘TVPG’ (CC) American Greed “In Harm’s
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC) tion (N) ing Green” ‘TVPG’ King” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Fortune Feud” ‘TVPG’ Way” ‘TVPG’
The Situation Room With The Situation Room With Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight With Don CNN Tonight With Don United Shades of America
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) Wolf Blitzer (N) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) Lemon (N) (CC) “Chicago Gangs”
(3:45) (:20) Futura- (:15) Futurama “Mars Uni- (5:50) South (:25) South South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Amy Schumer Presents Mark
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Futurama ma ‘TVPG’ versity” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ Stuff ‘TVMA’ (CC) Normand: Don’t
Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier Yukon Men Charlie confronts Yukon Men “Boiling Point” Yukon Men “Less Than Zero” (:01) Homestead Rescue (:02) Alaska: The Last (:03) Alaska: The Last Fron-
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 “Hunting Season” ‘TV14’ “Decision Time” ‘TV14’ an outsider. ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Hacks Revealed (N) (CC) Frontier ‘TV14’ (CC) tier “The Fall” ‘TV14’
Andi Mack Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under- (:33) Bizaard- Stuck in the Andi Mack ›› Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, Andi Mack Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Liv and Liv and
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 ‘TVG’ (CC) Maddie (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) vark Middle (N) ‘TVG’ No Good, Very Bad Day (2014) ‘TVG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) Maddie Maddie
(3:30) ›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) Kate E! News ‘TVPG’ (CC) ›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) Kate Hudson. A writer bets she Sex and the E! News ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 Hudson, Matthew McConaughey. (CC) can seduce a man and then drive him away. (CC) City ‘TVMA’
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter With Michael NBA Countdown (N) (Live) NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Horn (N) Interruption and Jemele (N) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N) (Live) (CC) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N) (Live) (CC)
(2:00) 2017 NBA Draft Combine (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) 30 for 30 Southern Methodist University’s football pro- NFL Live (N) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 gram gets the “death penalty” from the NCAA.
The Fox News Specialists Special Report With Bret The Story (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight The Five (N) (CC) Hannity (N) (CC) Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) The Five (CC)
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 (N) (CC) Baier (N) (CC) (N) (CC)
Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Ginormous Ginormous Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 Food (N) Food ‘TVG’
(3:30) Disney’s Fairy Tale ›› She’s All That (1999, Romance-Comedy) Freddie › What a Girl Wants (2003) Amanda Bynes, Colin Firth. A plucky teen- Truth & Iliza The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) ›› Post Grad (2009) Alexis
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Weddings ‘TVPG’ (CC) Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook. (CC) ager goes to London to meet her father. (CC) ‘TV14’ Bledel. Premiere.
NASCAR Racing Race Hub NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup NCWTS Setup NASCAR Racing Camping World Truck Series: Toyota Tundra 250. From Post Race MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) UFC Weigh-In
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Series: Go Bowling 400, Qualifying. (N) (N) Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. (N) (Live) (CC) Show (CC) (CC)
College Destination World Poker Tour Borgata UEFA Maga- Royals Live! MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Royals Live! 18 Holes World Poker Tour Borgata
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Softball Polaris Poker Open - Part 3. zine Pregame (N) Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live) Postgame Poker Open - Part 3.
››› Star Trek (2009, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. Chronicles the early ››› Star Trek Into Darkness (2013, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban. Capt. ››› Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) Chris
FX 62 72 42 53 128 days of the starship Enterprise and her crew. (CC) James Kirk hunts a one-man weapon of mass destruction. (CC) Pine, Zachary Quinto. (CC)
(12:00) 2017 Players Championship Second Round. From Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ 2017 Players Championship Second Round. From TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Live From THE PLAYERS
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (N) Fla. ‘TVG’
Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Home Im- Home Im- Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Home Im- Home Im- The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Golden The Golden The Golden The Golden
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 provement provement Standing Standing Standing Standing provement provement ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters ers (N) ‘TVG’ ers ‘TVG’
Ancient Aliens ‘TVPG’ (CC) Ancient Aliens “Aliens Ancient Aliens “Destination Ancient Aliens: Declassified Ancient Aliens (N) ‘TVPG’ (:03) Ancient Aliens ‘TVPG’ (:03) Ancient Aliens ‘TVPG’ (:03) Ancient Aliens: De-
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 Among Us” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Mars” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) classified ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Grey’s Anatomy “She’s ›› Just Wright (2010) Queen Latifah, Common. A physi- ›› Jumping the Broom (2011) Angela Bassett. A bride (:02) Love by the 10th Date (2017) Meagan Good. Friends (:02) ›› Jumping the
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 Gone” ‘TVPG’ (CC) cal therapist falls in love with her patient. (CC) and groom’s parents clash at the wedding. balance dating and career ambitions. (CC) Broom (2011) (CC)
Center Circle Blue Zone Center Circle Blue Zone College Baseball Kansas State at Kansas. (N) (Live) KU Legends High-School High-School College Baseball: Cowboys
METSPT 30 68 44 Roundup (N) Roundup at Bluejays
MTP Daily (N) (CC) For the Record With Greta Hardball With Chris Mat- All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word With Law- All In With Chris Hayes (CC) The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) (CC)
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NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Football Preview
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SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Tyler. A hero tries to save Earth from an asteroid. (CC) (DVS) into Peter Pan to save kids from Captain Hook. (CC) Peter Pan to save kids from Captain Hook.
Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld ›› Get Hard (2015) Will Ferrell. Premiere. A prison-bound ELeague “Street Fighter V- Group D” Street Fighter V ›› Grudge Match (2013)
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ millionaire asks a black man for advice. Invitational playoffs. (N) (Live) (CC) Robert De Niro.
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Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Girl Starter “Prove It” (N) My Big Fat American Gypsy My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding Andrada meets her My Big Fat American Gypsy My Big Fat American Gypsy
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress the Dress the Dress ‘TVPG’ Wedding ‘TV14’ biological family. ‘TV14’ (CC) Wedding ‘TV14’ Wedding ‘TV14’
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TNT 32 69 51 48 108 Death” ‘TVPG’ teriously dies. ‘TVPG’ Franka Potente, Brian Cox. (CC) (DVS) (CC) Finale) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) takes a mind-enhancing drug. (CC) (DVS)
(3:00) ››› Megamind (:15) Teen (:45) Steven Steven Uni- Steven Uni- King of the American The Cleve- American Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- Family Guy Family Guy (:15) The Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 (2010) Brad Pitt (CC) Titans Go! Universe verse (CC) verse (CC) Hill ‘TVPG’ Dad ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Boondocks Hunger
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(3:30) ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. A slow- RuPaul’s Drag Race “RuPaul Fire Island “Let’s Go to Tea” ›› What’s Your Number? (2011) Anna Faris, Chris Evans. A woman ›› Failure to
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (CC) Roast” (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) wonders if one of 20 exes could be her true love. (CC) Launch
(3:53) CSI: Miami “In Plane (4:52) ››› 13 Going on 30 (2004) Jennifer Garner. An (6:50) Marriage Boot Camp: Marriage Boot Camp: Real- (:04) Marriage Boot Camp: (:08) ››› 13 Going on 30 (2004) Jennifer Garner. An
WE 21 117 117 403 372 Sight” ‘TV14’ (CC) uncool girl magically becomes a successful adult. Reality Stars ity Stars (N) ‘TV14’ Reality Stars uncool girl magically becomes a successful adult.
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Fight Game (:35) ››› Mystic River (2003) Sean Penn, Tim Robbins. A detective Silicon Valley Animals ›› Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (:40) ›› The Huntsman: Winter’s War (2016, Fantasy) (:35) Be Kind
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 probes the murder of his friend’s daughter. (CC) ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ (2016, Comedy) Zac Efron. (CC) Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron. (CC) Rewind
(:05) ››› The Aviator (2004, Biography) Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Kate ››› The Revenant (2015) Leonardo DiCaprio. Premiere. A vengeful fur (:40) ›› The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008, Science (:25) ›› By
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Beckinsale. Howard Hughes produces movies and flies airplanes. (CC) trapper tracks down the man who betrayed him. (CC) Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly. (CC) the Sea
(3:25) Burn Motherf..., Burn! (:05) Jimi: All Is by My Side (2013, Docudrama) André (:05) ›› The Boy (2016, Horror) Lauren (:45) ›› Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992) Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl Billions Axe receives unex-
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 ‘TVMA’ (CC) Benjamin, Hayley Atwell. Premiere. (CC) Cohan, Rupert Evans. (CC) Lee. Agent Cooper comes to Twin Peaks, Wash. (CC) pected news. ‘TVMA’
(:15) ›› America’s Sweethearts (2001, Romance-Come- › Mother’s Day (2016, Comedy-Drama) Jennifer Aniston, Billions Axe receives unex- Guerrilla “Episode 4” ‘TVMA’ The Circus: Dark Net › Bangkok Dangerous
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 dy) Julia Roberts, Billy Crystal. (CC) Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts. (CC) pected news. ‘TVMA’ (CC) Inside ‘TVMA’ (2008) Nicolas Cage. (CC)
(3:33) ››› The Walk (2015) Joseph (:39) ››› Jerry Maguire (1996) Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding Jr. An attack › Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice (:27) ›› Blow (2001) Johnny Depp. A small-time pot (:35) China-
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Gordon-Levitt, Ben Kingsley. (CC) of conscience changes an L.A. sports agent’s life. (CC) Cube, Mike Epps. (CC) dealer becomes a major cocaine supplier. (CC) town (1974)
(3:25) › The Ex (2006, (4:55) ›› Southpaw (2015, Drama) Jake Gyllenhaal, For- ››› Paddington (2014, Children’s) Hugh (:35) ›› The Duff (2015, Comedy) Mae Whitman. A teen ›› Blue Crush (2002, Drama) Kate Bos-
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Comedy) Zach Braff. (CC) est Whitaker, Naomie Harris. (CC) Bonneville, Sally Hawkins. (CC) tries to overthrow a judgmental classmate. (CC) worth, Matthew Davis. (CC)
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 den Home ‘TVG’ night ‘TVG’ School Country Kitchen Raichlen’s House (N) (N) ‘TVG’ Explore-Wiese World Travels Europe
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 teries Wild ‘TVG’ USA ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (EI) ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren.
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 Vet (N) ‘TVY’ Dreyer Danny Seo Festival (CC) Fla. (N) (Live) (CC)
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A&E 35 51 55 41 132 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC)
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AMC 42 53 53 42 119 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ on a ship capsized by a tidal wave try to survive. (CC) Lee Jones. (CC)
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BBC 110 114 114 400 122 erick, Dabney Coleman, Ally Sheedy. (CC) isolated planet. ‘TVPG’ stead” ‘TVPG’ sance Man” ‘TVPG’ game” ‘TVPG’ (CC) game” ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion “True Q” ‘TVPG’
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BET 25 40 66 40 155 Payne Payne Browns Browns A plump scientist transforms himself into a svelte swinger. woman claims to have complete control over her boyfriend.
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BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) New York City ‘TV14’ New York City ‘TV14’
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CMT 76 56 56 397 525 (CC) son. Reunited twin girls try to get their parents back together. (CC) handyman’s tall tales begin to come true.
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COMD 37 42 71 46 140 ’70s Show (CC) ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show Park ‘TV14’ Park ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ Park ‘TVMA’ Dick & Jane
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ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 (Live) (Live) NFL
(7:00) 30 SportsCenter We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans: Section 250 of 30 for 30 A look at the Chicago Bears on the 30th an- 30 for 30
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FREE 48 57 60 23 178 amazing abilities against uncaring adults. poses as a nanny to be with his children. (CC) Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Russell Brand. (CC) of the Smithsonian
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FX 62 72 42 53 128 Half Men Half Men Half Men Half Men days of the starship Enterprise and her crew. (CC) Asgard, the Norse god lands on Earth. (CC) Robert Downey Jr.
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HALL 61 137 137 70 365 Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ woman that she will lose interest in her beau. ‘TVG’ searches for Mr. Right in Los Angeles. ‘TVG’ comes determined to save a beloved oak tree. (CC)
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MSNBC Live (N) (CC) AM Joy (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC)
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215
Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- (:35) Ridicu- (:10) Ridicu- (:45) Ridiculousness ‘TV14’ (:20) Ridicu- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- (:05) Ridicu- (:40) Ridicu- (:15) Ridiculousness ‘TV14’
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ lousness lousness (CC) lousness ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ lousness lousness (CC)
EPL Soccer Premier (8:55) English Premier League Soccer Teams TBA. (N) Premier (:25) English Premier League Soccer Stoke City FC vs Premier League Goal Zone Premier League Download Formula 1
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 League Live (Live) League Live Arsenal FC. (N) (Live) (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ (N) Racing
Live Free or Die “Thorn” Live Free or Die “Tony & Live Free or Die “Colbert” Drugged The science behind Drugged A crack addict Drugged “High on Heroin” Drugged “High on Meth” Inside Cocaine Wars “Air-
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 ‘TVPG’ (CC) Amelia” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) cocaine. ‘TV14’ debates rehab. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) port Sting” ‘TV14’
SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Bunsen Is a SpongeBob Ninja Steel The Loud The Loud The Loud ›› Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (2009, SpongeBob SpongeBob
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 Beast! House House House Children’s) Zachary Levi, David Cross. (CC)
Home Made Home Made The Hero The Hero Ef- The Book of John Gray The Book of John Gray The Book of John Gray The Book of John Gray Iyanla, Fix My Life ‘TV14’ Iyanla, Fix My Life ‘TVPG’
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 Simple (N) Simple Effect (N) fect ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC)
Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC)
OXY 73 185 185 47 368
›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton. An ›› The Expendables 3 (2014, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Antonio Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) Banderas. Barney Ross brings in new blood to fight an old associate. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
(7:00) ›› Haunted High (8:59) ›››› E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) Henry Thomas, Dee Wal- (:37) ›››› E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace. (:14) ›››› E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982, Children’s)
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 (2012) Danny Trejo. (CC) lace. A California boy befriends a homesick alien. (CC) A California boy befriends a homesick alien. (CC) Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace. (CC)
››› Back to the Future Part II (1989, Comedy) Michael J. Fox. Marty’s ››› Back to the Future Part III (1990, Comedy) Michael J. Fox. Marty Friends Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Friends Friends Friends ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 time traveling is threatened by a dangerous rival. (CC) McFly visits the Old West to save the imperiled Doc. (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
(5:30) ››› (:45) MGM Parade ‘TVG’ ›› Undercover Maisie (1947, Comedy) Ann (:15) ›› Ring of Fire (1961) David Janssen. Punks hold ››› The Naked Spur (1953) James Stewart. A bounty ›› Cahill, United States
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Camelot Sothern, Barry Nelson. deputy sheriff hostage, followed by forest fire. hunter has a rival for an outlaw’s daughter. Marshal (1973)
Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’ Say Yes to the Dress “The Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’ Say Yes to the Dress “Love is Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’ Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’ Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress (CC) Shay Way” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Love” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC)
Law & Order A girl may have Law & Order “DNR” ‘TV14’ Law & Order Family scandal Law & Order Man may be › Law Abiding Citizen (2009, Suspense) Jamie Foxx, ›› Eagle Eye (2008) Shia LaBeouf. Two strangers
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 killed a boy. ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) threatens case. ‘TV14’ wrongly convicted. ‘TV14’ Gerard Butler, Colm Meaney. (CC) (DVS) become pawns of a mysterious woman. (CC)
Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Teen Titans Teen Titans Steven Uni- Steven Uni- ››› Megamind (2010, Children’s) Voices of Will Ferrell,
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ verse (CC) verse (CC) Brad Pitt, Tina Fey. (CC)
RV Top 3 (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Ultimate Road Trip: Top 5 Roadside Eats: Top 20 Bizarre Foods: Delicious Delicious Delicious Boo.- Best Boo.- Best Food Paradise “Bar Food Food Paradise One-of-a-
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Destinations ‘TVG’ (CC) Destinations Destinations Bars Bars Paradise” ‘TVPG’ (CC) kind pub grub. ‘TVG’
Paid Program Paid Program Hack My Life Hack My Life Hack My Life Inside Hacks Hack My Life Hack My Life Impractical Impractical Impractical Greatest Ever Impractical Impractical Impractical Full Court
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ Jokers Jokers Jokers ‘TV14’ Jokers Jokers Jokers Pranks
Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne The Golden The Golden
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times
TVONE 184 173 173 157 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
(7:00) Planeta U (N) (SS) Programa Programa Programa Programa El Juego de Las Estrellas LAnzate! (N) ‘TV14’ Los González Los González Nosotros los Nosotros los
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) (N) guapos guapos
Team Ninja Warrior ‘TVPG’ Inside the FBI: New York NCIS Captain’s family is NCIS A teen holds his school NCIS “Untouchable” ‘TVPG’ NCIS “Hiatus” Memories NCIS “Hiatus” (Part 2 of 2) NCIS “Requiem” A friend of
USA 39 62 52 39 124 (CC) “The New FBI” ‘TV14’ kidnapped. ‘TVPG’ hostage. ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) overwhelm Gibbs. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) Gibbs’ daughter. ‘TV14’
Cheaters ›› Space Jam (1996) Michael Jordan. Live action/ani- ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. A slow-witted ›› Failure to Launch (2006, Romance-Comedy) Matthew
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TV14’ mated. Michael Jordan and Looney Tunes. (CC) Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (CC) McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker. (CC)
Paid Program Paid Program CSI: Miami Lost, blood- CSI: Miami “Kill Zone” ‘TV14’ CSI: Miami “A Horrible Mind” CSI: Miami A girl is found CSI: Miami A prostitute is CSI: Miami “Bunk” ‘TVPG’ CSI: Miami “Forced Entry”
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ soaked toddler. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) dead near a camp. ‘TV14’ stabbed to death. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Person of Interest “Shot- Person of Interest ‘TV14’ Person of Interest “QSO” Law & Order “D-Girl” (Part 1 Law & Order “Turnaround” Law & Order “Showtime” Law & Order “Double Down” Blue Bloods A mob lawyer is
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 Seeker” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) of 3) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (Part 3 of 3) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) shot. ‘TV14’ (CC)
Sesame Sesame ›› The Princess Diaries (2001) Julie Andrews. An awk- ››› Eddie the Eagle (2016, Biography) Taron Egerton, Fight Game (:20) ››› The Sixth Sense (1999) Bruce (:10) The Immortal Life of
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Street (N) Street ‘TVY’ ward teenager learns that she has royal blood. Hugh Jackman, Jo Hartley. (CC) Willis, Haley Joel Osment. (CC) Henrietta Lacks ‘TVMA’
REAL Sports Real Time With Bill Maher ›› Men in Black II (2002, Action) Tommy Silicon Valley Silicon Valley Silicon Valley ››› Straight Outta Compton (2015) O’Shea Jackson Jr., Corey Hawkins. ››› Crimson Tide (1995,
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 ‘TVMA’ (CC) Lee Jones, Will Smith. (CC) ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ N.W.A revolutionizes music and pop culture in 1988. (CC) Suspense) (CC)
(7:05) ››› Tetro (2009) (:15) ››› Carlito’s Way (1993) Al Pacino, Sean Penn. An ex-con finds it (:40) ›››› The Road Warrior (1981) Mel (:15) ›› The Take (2016) Idris Elba. A rogue CIA agent (2:50) ››› Man on the
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Vincent Gallo. (CC) hard to escape his former life of crime. (CC) Gibson, Bruce Spence. (CC) must stop a terrorist conspiracy in Paris. (CC) Moon (1999) Jim Carrey.
Count-Cristo (:45) ››› The Straight Story (1999, Drama) Richard (:45) ›› Meet the Browns (2008, Comedy-Drama) Tyler › Disaster Movie (2008, Comedy) Matt ››› Out of the Furnace (2013) Christian Bale. A steel-
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Farnsworth, Sissy Spacek. (CC) Perry, Angela Bassett. (CC) Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo. (CC) worker searches for his missing brother. (CC)
(7:30) ››› A Civil Action (1998) John ›› The Boy (2016, Horror) Lauren Cohan, (:15) Jackson (2016, Documentary) The issues surrounding ››› A Bronx Tale (1993, Drama) Robert De Niro, Chazz (:15) ›› Tyler Perry’s the
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Travolta, Robert Duvall. (CC) Rupert Evans. Premiere. (CC) the right to choose in Mississippi. (CC) Palminteri, Lillo Brancato. (CC) Family That Preys
(7:17) › Never Back Down (:12) Attila The story of one of history’s (:44) Attila The story of one of history’s most famous (:16) ›››› Terms of Endearment (1983, Comedy-Drama) ›››› Five Easy Pieces (1970) Jack Nich-
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 (2008, Action) (CC) most famous warriors. (CC) warriors. (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger. (CC) olson, Karen Black. (CC)
(7:35) ›› Woman in Gold (2015) Helen ››› The Seven Five (2014) Corrupt cop (:15) ›› No Escape (2015, Suspense) Owen Wilson, Lake ››› Rampart (2011) Woody Harrelson. A veteran cop (2:50) ››› I Love You Phil-
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Mirren, Ryan Reynolds. (CC) Michael Dowd tells his story. (CC) Bell, Pierce Brosnan. (CC) asserts his own code of justice on the streets. lip Morris (2009) (CC)
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KCTV To Be Announced KCTV5 News CBS Week- KCTV5 News The Insider 48 Hours ‘TVPG’ (CC) Training Day “Elegy” (N) 48 Hours ‘TVPG’ (CC) KCTV5 News (:35) Chiefs (:05) Blue Bloods “Help Me
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KMBC IndyCar Racing Grand Prix News World News KMBC 9 News at 6:00 (N) ››› Monsters University (2013, Children’s) Voices of Billy (:07) 20/20 Saturday News Two and a (:05) Rizzoli & Isles ‘TVPG’
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ABC 12 12 12 12 9 of Indianapolis. (N) (CC) Crystal, John Goodman. (CC) (DVS) Half Men (CC)
KCPT Antiques Roadshow “Vir- The Great British Baking NewsHour Last of the Keep-Appear As Time Goes Agatha Raisin: The Quiche of Death It’s all New Tricks “Last Man Stand- Live on the Austin City Limits ‘TVPG’
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PBS 11 4 4 11 19 ginia Beach” ‘TVG’ (CC) Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) Wk Wine By about the quiche. ing: Part 1” ‘TVPG’ Bridge (CC)
Paid Program Paid Program HouseSmarts Two and a Rookie Blue ‘TV14’ (CC) Castle “Disciple” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Anger Man- Anger Man- KMBC 9 News Modern Big Bang Modern Big Bang Anger Man-
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CW 7 13 2 16 29 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (N) Half Men agement agement (N) Family Theory Family Theory agement
KMCI ››› Charlie’s Angels (2000) Cameron Diaz. Three nubile The King of The King of How I Met How I Met Last Man Last Man Mike & Molly Mike & Molly 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls National Wrasslin’ League
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IND 8 2 5 8 38 crimefighters must solve a kidnapping. Queens Queens Your Mother Your Mother Standing Standing ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’
KSHB (1:00) 2017 Players Championship Third Round. From TPC NHL Hockey Conference Final: Teams TBA. NHL playoff action from the conference Saturday Night Live (N) Action News (:29) Saturday Night Live Host Melissa Mc-
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NBC 13 8 8 13 41 Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (N) finals. (N) (Live) (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Carthy; HAIM performs. (N) ‘TV14’
Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic-
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ION tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit “Locum” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit “Wet” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC)
(12:00) Sports Forensic Files Forensic Files American Ninja Warrior “St. American Ninja Warrior KCTV5 News Inside Edition Movie
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MNT 10 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Louis Finals” ‘TVPG’ “Miami Finals” ‘TVPG’ at 9
KTWU (3:30) Rock Rewind: 1967- NewsHour Sunflower The Lawrence Welk Show Doc Martin “Ever After” Father Brown “The Eagle As Time Goes Still Open All The Red Underground Austin City Limits ‘TVPG’
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PBS 19 5 9 1969 (My Music) Wk Journeys ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) and the Daw” ‘TVPG’ By Hours Green Show (CC)
Live PD ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD: Rewind (N) ‘TV14’ Live PD “Live PD -- 05.13.17” Riding along with law enforcement. (N) (Live) ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD Riding along with
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 (CC) law enforcement. ‘TV14’
(3:00) ›› Volcano (1997, Action) Tommy ››› Twister (1996, Action) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes. Storm The Son “Marriage Bond” The Son “Marriage Bond” ››› The Perfect Storm (2000) George Clooney. A fishing
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Lee Jones, Anne Heche. (CC) chasers race to test a new tornado-monitoring device. (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) boat sails into the storm of the century. (CC)
My Cat From Hell “Scout’s My Cat From Hell “Paranor- My Cat From Hell “Mayday! My Cat From Hell: Scratch My Cat From Hell (N) ‘TVPG’ The Vet Life “Episode 6” My Cat From Hell ‘TVPG’ The Vet Life “Episode 6”
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Honor” ‘TVPG’ mal Cat-tivity” ‘TVPG’ Mayday!” ‘TVPG’ Tracks (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’
Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Star Trek: The Next Genera- Doctor Who “Knock Knock” Doctor Who “Oxygen” (N) Class “Brave-ish Heart” (N) (:05) The Graham Norton Doctor Who “Oxygen”
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 tion “Rascals” ‘TVPG’ tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Show (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
››› The Nutty Professor (1996, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Jada Pinkett, James Coburn. › A Madea Christmas (2013, Comedy) Tyler Perry, Kathy Najimy, Chad Michael Murray. ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006) Tyler Perry. A matri-
BET 25 40 66 40 155 A plump scientist transforms himself into a svelte swinger. Madea dishes out her own brand of Christmas spirit. (CC) arch must keep the peace through family strife.
››› Superbad (2007, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera. Co-dependent ››› Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011) Steve Carell. A suddenly single ››› Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011) Steve Carell. A suddenly single ››› Super-
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 teens hope to score booze and babes at a party. (CC) 40-something needs help finding his groove again. (CC) 40-something needs help finding his groove again. (CC) bad (CC)
››› The Parent Trap (1998, Children’s) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richard- ›› Bedtime Stories (2008) Adam Sandler. A handyman’s ›› Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt. A man Cheerleaders
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 son. Reunited twin girls try to get their parents back together. (CC) tall tales begin to come true. (CC) must handle the chaos surrounding his 12 children. (CC)
Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Undercover Boss “Roto- Undercover Boss “MGM Undercover Boss ‘TVPG’ Undercover Boss “Boston Undercover Boss “Family Undercover Boss “Mohegan
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Rooter” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Grand” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Market” ‘TV14’ (CC) Dollar” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Sun Casino” ‘TVPG’
CNN Newsroom With Ana Smerconish (CC) CNN Newsroom With Ana CNN Newsroom With Ana Soundtracks ‘TVPG’ (CC) Soundtracks “Hurricane Soundtracks Music after the Soundtracks (CC)
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Cabrera (N) (CC) Cabrera (N) (CC) Cabrera (N) (CC) Katrina” (CC) terrorist attacks.
(3:40) ›› Fun With Dick & Jane (2005, Comedy) Jim (5:50) South (:25) South South Park South Park South Park South Park ›› We’re the Millers (2013) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis. A dealer The President
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Carrey, Téa Leoni, Alec Baldwin. (CC) Park ‘TV14’ Park ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ goes to Mexico with a fake family to score drugs. (CC) Show
Street Outlaws “Brand New Street Outlaws “Sympathy for the Devil” JJ and his Mem- Deadliest Catch: On Deck (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Fast N’ Loud “Mashed Up Fast N’ Loud “Bad Ass
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Car” ‘TV14’ (CC) phis racers come to OKC. ‘TV14’ (CC) Mustang” ‘TV14’ Bronco Part 1” ‘TV14’
Bizaardvark Bizaardvark Bizaardvark Bizaardvark Walk the Walk the MECH-X4 Lab Rats: ››› The Incredibles (2004, Children’s) Voices of Craig T. Tangled: The K.C. Under- Liv and Liv and
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Prank (CC) Prank (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Elite Force Nelson, Holly Hunter. (CC) Series cover (CC) Maddie Maddie
The Kardashi- › The Ugly Truth (2009) Katherine Heigl. A romantically ›› Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince Vaughn. Four couples must ››› Bridesmaids (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne. A maid of
E! 53 41 72 51 134 ans challenged woman faces outrageous tests. (CC) participate in therapy sessions at a tropical resort. (CC) honor’s life unravels as the big day approaches. (CC)
WNBA Basketball Seattle Storm at Los Angeles Sparks. SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Softball SEC Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. (N) Boxing Premier Boxing Champions. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC)
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 From Staples Center in Los Angeles. (N) (Live)
(3:30) 30 for 30 (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) 30 for 30 (CC) MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders FC at Chicago Fire. From 30 for 30 (CC) 30 for 30 (CC)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Ill. (N) (Live)
America’s News Headquar- America’s News Headquar- Fox Report (CC) Watters’ World (CC) Justice With Judge Jeanine The Greg Gutfeld Show (CC) Watters’ World (N) (CC) Justice With Judge Jeanine
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) ters (N) (CC) (CC) (N) (CC)
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Ginormous Help My Yelp Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Chopped “Thanks, Mom!” Chopped Chicken noodle Chopped “Momumental” Chopped “Sitcom Moms” Chopped Chicken noodle
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ (CC) Food ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) soup and salsa. ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) soup and salsa. ‘TVG’
(3:15) ›› Night at the Museum: Battle of (:45) ››› Matilda (1996) Mara Wilson, Danny DeVito. A child uses her (7:50) ››› Despicable Me (2010, Children’s) Voices of ››› Mrs. Doubtfire (1993, Comedy) Robin Williams, Sally
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 the Smithsonian (2009) (CC) amazing abilities against uncaring adults. (CC) Steve Carell, Jason Segel. (CC) Field, Pierce Brosnan. (CC)
(3:00) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. NASCAR NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup Series: Go Bowling 400. From Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, NASCAR Racing Camping World Truck Series: Toyota
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. (N) (CC) RaceDay (N) Kan. (N) (Live) (CC) Tundra 250. (CC)
Bundesliga Soccer Golf Life Royals Live! MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Royals Live! MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles at Kansas City Royals. MLS Soccer
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Pregame (N) Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live) Postgame From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
(3:00) ››› The Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Downey UFC 211: Miocic vs. Dos UFC 211: Miocic vs. Dos Santos 2 - Prelims (N) (Live) (CC) ››› Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana. A man Mike & Molly
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo. (CC) Santos 2 - Prelims (N) must unite a team of aliens against a cosmic threat. (CC) ‘TV14’
(3:30) ›› The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005, Drama) Live From THE PLAYERS (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ Live From THE PLAYERS ‘TVG’
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 Shia LaBeouf, Stephen Dillane, Josh Flitter.
Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Cash Cab Cash Cab Cash Cab Cash Cab Family Feud Family Feud
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
The Perfect Catch (2017, Romance) Nikki DeLoach, An- A Dash of Love (2017) Jen Lilley. Two chefs open an eatery Birthday Wish (2017) Jessy Schram. A woman’s birthday The Golden The Golden The Golden The Golden
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 drew Walker. ‘TVG’ (CC) after they are wrongly fired. ‘TVG’ (CC) wish leaves her surprised at the outcome. Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Renovation (N) ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) (N) (N) Renovation ‘TVG’ (CC)
Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting Counting (:01) Count- (:32) Count- (:03) Count- (:33) Count- (:03) Count- (:33) Count-
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars ‘TVPG’ Cars Cars (N) ing Cars ing Cars ing Cars ing Cars ing Cars ing Cars
(3:00) NWSL Soccer Sky The Psycho She Met Online (2017, Suspense) Charity Shea, Sinister Minister (2017, Drama) Nikki Alexis Howard. Pre- (:02) Sometimes the Good Kill (2017, Suspense) Susie (:02) Sinister Minister (2017,
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 Blue FC at Houston Dash. Chelsea Hobbs, Matthew Lawrence. (CC) miere. A woman falls for a charismatic killer. (CC) Abromeit, Amanda Brugel. Premiere. (CC) Drama) (CC)
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PAUL
GIAMATTI
Paul Giamatti is an American actor
who has worked steadily and promi-
nently for over 20 years, and is best
known for leading roles in films such
as “Sideways,” “Cinderella Man,”
“The Illusionist,” and “San Andreas.”
He’s currently starring in Showtime’s
TV series “Billions.”
DID YOU KNOW
- Giamatti was born June
6, 1967, in New Haven,
Connecticut. His father, A.
Bartlett Giamatti, was a Yale
University professor who later
became president of the uni-
versity and commissioner of
Major League Baseball.
- He graduated from Cho-
ate Rosemary Hall prep
school, majored in English
at Yale, and obtained his
Master’s Degree in Fine Arts,
with his major in drama from
the Yale University School of
Drama.
-Giamatti earned an Acad-
emy Award nomination for
Best Supporting Actor for
“Cinderella Man.” He has
also won two Golden Globe
Awards, a Primetime Emmy
Award and four Screen Ac-
tors Guild Awards.
Sunday
11:00 a.m. HGTV Richmond
Rehabbers Home rehabbers
Breese and Josh Romano have
their work cut out for them while
renovating a historic Richmond,
Va. home back to its original
glory days while staying within
budget. (N)
12:00 p.m. KCPT The This Old
House Hour Installing rough
wiring in the kitchen; adding an
HVAC system. (In Stereo)
 9:00 p.m. HGTV Hawaii Life After
vacationing in Hawaii for years,
an Ohio family has decided to
finally find a house on the Big
Island.
Monday
 8:00 a.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers After outgrowing their tiny
home, Sarah and Kevin look
for a sprawling home in the
suburbs.
 9:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products. (N)
HGTV Property Brothers An-
drew and Phil are sleeping on
-Despite his portrayal of
the character Miles in “Side-
ways” and Miles’ passion
for Pinot Noir, Giamatti him-
self admits that he has very
little knowledge of wines and
is not much of a fan of them.
-Giamatti is a raptor (birds
of prey) enthusiast, and is a
big fan of science-fiction.
-Russell Crowe stated in an
interview that working with
Giamatti in “Cinderella Man”
was one of his favorite expe-
riences in show business.
-Giamatti has twice por-
trayed a President of the Unit-
ed States. First in the title role
in the miniseries “John Ad-
ams” as the second President
of the United States. And
second, as the 26th President
of the United States in “The
Roosevelts: An Intimate His-
tory.”
couches while searching for a
dog-friendly fixer-upper.
10:00 a.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers With three kids and a fourth
on the way, Dave and Lizzy are
anxious to get into the home of
their dreams.
11:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
Singer-songwriter Leela James
performs; Whole Foods Market
CEO John Mackey makes an
Austin taco bowl; Tracy Cam-
pion and her dog, Jack, from
the “Mutual Rescue” short film
series; DIY elevated sweat suit
with beading; scented gerani-
ums.
10:00 p.m. SPIKE Adam Carolla
and Friends Build Stuff Live
Adam and Jon Taffer build the
ultimate home bar; Adam takes
pitches from pint size designers,
and answers home improve-
ment questions. (N) (In Stereo
Live)
Tuesday
 9:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products. (N)
11:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
Lifestyle
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products.
Wednesday
 8:00 a.m. HGTV Love It or List
It Delilah has had enough with
Dan’s renovations.
 9:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products. (N)
HGTV Love It or List It Ken
and Mark bought a cabin that
needed work, but haven’t ac-
complished much in five years;
Ken is ready to move on, but
Mark is desperate to make the
house functional.
10:00 a.m. HGTV Love It or List
It With a third child on the way,
Justin is tired of the chaos in
their tiny home, but Breanne
loves their house and its po-
tential.
11:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products.
HGTV Property Brothers:
Buying & Selling Daniel and
Vanessa have two months to
find a new home.
12:00 p.m. HGTV HGTV Smart
Home 2017 The one-story
HGTV smart home is the most
technologically advanced home
to date; Jeff Devlin tackles the
build from the ground up and
shows how to build smart in the
sun-drenched desert setting;
designer Tiffany Brooks brings
a luxury feel.
 1:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling An
ex-footballer and his wife want
to find a larger house, but must
get their cramped, rainbow
house ready for the market.
 2:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling A house
is too small for a blended fam-
ily, but they must sell it for top
dollar to afford an upgrade.
 3:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling Kim and
Pete want to move out of their
split-level home and into some-
thing more family-friendly.
 4:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling Craig
and Simone want to move out
of the suburbs and into a family
home downtown, but their cur-
rent home needs a complete
overhaul.
 5:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling Beth
and Chris want to move to a
better school district before the
school year begins.
 6:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling Jonie
needs a larger home for her,
her daughter and her grand-
daughter.
 7:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers Kyle and Jackie have a
healthy budget, but want to live
in a pricey neighborhood.
 8:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers: Buying & Selling Michelle
bought her home when she was
single, but now with Danielle
and their three kids living there,
too, it’s cramped and chaotic.
(N)
10:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers David, Isabella and their
kids are anxious to move after
living with relatives for three
years.
Thursday
11:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products.
HGTV Flip or Flop When they
find a newer home in Yorba
Linda, Calif., Tarek and Chris-
tina do not have much time to
perform an inspection.
11:30 a.m. HGTV Flip or Flop A
short sale listing in an upscale
neighborhood.
12:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina help a
friend and novice flipper get his
family home ready for sale, and
at a higher price.
12:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina find a small
house with a huge structure in
the backyard in Long Beach,
Calif., but must buy without see-
ing it first.
 1:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina find a
property in Santa Ana, Calif.,
that could be a great entry level
family home.
 1:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina find a mid-
century property in Placentia,
Calif., that is dated, but has a
desirable size and layout.
 2:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
When a Norwalk, Calif., proper-
ty looks like a chance to make a
profit, Tarek and Christina offer
for the house without seeing it.
 2:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina travel to
Santa Ana, Calif., to check out
an off-market listing, that ap-
pears to be in good shape.
 3:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina buy a
charming bungalow home on
the edge of a historic Long
Beach, California, neighbor-
hood; Christina loves the period
details and design while Tarek
loves that the good condition of
the interior could mean savings
in the budget.
 3:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop A
homeowner in Costa Mesa,
Calif., offers Tarek and Christina
a good deal in a great neighbor-
hood, but they run into expen-
sive issues.
 4:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina work on a
turn-of-the-century home in a
historic Santa Ana, Calif., neigh-
borhood.
 4:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina get a lead
on a mid-century house in La
Habra, California, that is to-
wards the top of a hill.
 5:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop A
seemingly easy flip in Anaheim
turns out to have an issue with
one of the bathrooms in the
house; a wrench is thrown into
the plans when it is discovered
the bathroom is only a half bath-
room and fails to meet code.
TLC Nate & Jeremiah by
Design After buying and start-
ing renovations on their dream
home, Rochelle refuses to step
foot in the kitchen to make
changes, putting serious stress
on Greg and the family. (In
Stereo)
 5:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina hear about
a home in El Monte, Calif., but
they can’t take a look at the in-
side before making an offer.
 6:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina renovate
a home with a large workshop
addition.
 6:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina buy a large
home in Anaheim, Calif., with
some strange additions that
could end up costing them thou-
sands and sacrificing footage.
 7:00 p.m. KTWU The This Old
House Hour Using a clever fix
to repair oak flooring; repairing
front steps. (N) (In Stereo)
HGTV Flip or Flop An owner-
listed property in La Puente,
Calif., is in rough shape, and as
the property is tenant occupied,
Tarek and Christina cannot as-
sess the inside.
 7:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop A
home in Whittier, CA, is reno-
vated on a tight profit margin.
 8:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Vegas Bristol and Aubrey
Marunde showcase their home
renovation and flipping skills in
Las Vegas. (N)
 8:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina find a large
home in Cypress, Calif.
Friday
TLC Nate & Jeremiah by
Design After buying and start-
ing renovations on their dream
home, Rochelle refuses to step
foot in the kitchen to make
changes, putting serious stress
on Greg and the family. (In
Stereo)
11:00 a.m. HALL Home & Family
The ultimate destination for in-
novative home ideas, improve-
ments, trends and products.
Saturday
11:00 a.m. A&E Tiny House
Nation Sean and Kate have
decided to travel the country
and have asked John and Zack
to help them create a modern
home that sleeps everyone
comfortably, including their big
furry friends, and is durable
enough to take on some miles.
(In Stereo)
HGTV Small Town, Big Flip
(N)
11:30 a.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina give an old
home a colorful design in Cy-
press, Calif.
12:00 p.m. KMBC Today’s Home-
owner With Danny Lipford
Danny Lipford demonstrates
how to maintain and improve a
home. (N) (In Stereo)
A&E Tiny House Nation
Award-winning Producer/Rap-
per Lil Jon has asked John
and Zack to come build him a
tiny recording studio right in his
backyard. (In Stereo)
HGTV Property Brothers A
couple who will soon be married
wants to move out of their par-
ents’ homes.
12:30 p.m. KCPT This Old House
Repairing damaged oak flooring
with a clever fix; repairing front
steps; tile studio in Detroit. (N)
(In Stereo)
 1:00 p.m. KCWE Today’s Home-
owner With Danny Lipford
Danny Lipford demonstrates
how to maintain and improve a
home. (N) (In Stereo)
HGTV Property Brothers New
parents Chase and Jessica are
looking for a home in the city
where they can entertain.
 2:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers A coach who is fixated on
finding a move-in ready man-
sion has been searching with
his wife for five long years.
 3:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers Urbanites want to find a
home in the suburbs where
they can spread out and start a
family, but they are reluctant to
compromise.
 4:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers Busy entrepreneurs out-
grow their townhouse and they
don’t have time to search for a
new home, so their daughter
helps with the search and reno-
vations.
 5:00 p.m. KCWE HouseSmarts
Home improvement tips with
host Lou Manfredini. (N) (In
Stereo)
HGTV Property Brothers Ten-
nis pros Jessica and Nathan
want out of their cramped
condo and into a spacious sub-
urban home.
 6:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers Kevin and Shirley look for
a home that will cut down their
commute time, giving them
more time with their daughters.
 7:00 p.m. HGTV Property Broth-
ers Lexa and Pete have been
staying with her brother, and
are eager to buy a new home;
Lexa wants a suburban home,
but Pete is looking for a place
downtown.
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to make his way in New
Ansari’s real life?
York City, but the lines are
—Andrew G.,
Hartford, Conn. blurry. Ansari, 34, who
stars, produces, writes and
directs, admits much of the
material is “personalized.”
The former Parks and Rec-
reation star even cast his
own parents, Fatima and
Shoukath, to play Dev’s
mother and father in a
couple of episodes. Sea-
son two of Master of None
starts May 12.
LIFE IN THE
FAST LANE
In Paris Can Wait, in
select theaters May 12,
Diane Lane, 52, plays a
woman on a car trip from
Cannes to Paris. Here are
five facts about the Oscar-
nominated star of Unfaithful,
The Perfect Storm and
Lonesome Dove.
1 Her feature-film debut at age 13 was opposite
Laurence Olivier in A Little Romance.
2 Lane’s mother, Colleen Farrington, was
Playboy’s Playmate of the Month in October
1957.
3 She has played Superman’s adoptive mother
in two films, with one more—November’s Justice
League—in the pipeline.
4 Due to a scheduling conflict, she had to turn
down the role that went to Julia Roberts in Pretty
Woman.
5 Lane works to end worldwide hunger through
Heifer International.
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Who’s the new Mannix or Kojak? I
miss those shows.
—Eric F., Omaha, Neb.
A: Some good news for you: You’ll love
Handsome: A Netflix Mystery
Movie, which debuted May 5
on the streaming service.
It has the same struc-
ture as the 1970s series
Columbo, in which you
found out who committed
the crime at the beginning
and hoped Columbo (Peter Falk) would
find the clues to solve it as he stumbled
his way through. Handsome is written,
directed by and stars The Goldbergs’ Jeff
Garlin, 54, as Gene Handsome, a hap-
less Los Angeles homicide detective.
“It’s as if Charlie Brown played Colum-
bo,” says the Chicago native.
Has Melanie Lynskey from Two and
a Half Men ever used her strong
Australian accent in a movie?
—Clint H., Indianapolis, Ind.
A: Lynskey, 39, is from New Zealand,
not Australia, and she used her “real”
accent when she made movies in her
native land (like Heavenly Creatures). But
she left it behind for her later Hollywood
films, like Ever After and Sweet Home
Alabama. She credits the
extensive film collec-
tion of writer-director
Joss Whedon (The
Avengers) for help-
ing her learn how
to suppress her Kiwi
brogue. “When I came
here, I stayed in his guest bedroom,” she
recalls. “I watched movie after movie
and learned American accents.” She’s
currently appearing in the movie Folk
Hero & Funny Guy, in select theaters and
on demand May 12.
WALTER
SCOTT
ASKS...
EVA LONGORIA
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The Desperate Housewives star, 42,
shifts into overdrive in Lowriders, a
movie set in the custom-car culture
rooted in the Mexican-American
barrios of Los Angeles. She plays
Gloria, the stepmom to a young
street artist (Gabriel Chavarria)
caught between the car world of his
father and the criminal acts of his
brother. The movie opens May 12.
Growing up in Texas, were you aware
of lowrider culture? We definitely had
lowriders, but nothing to the extent of
East L.A. It’s really an amazing, beauti-
ful culture founded on social justice and
tradition.
Why is it important to share your
Mexican-American culture through TV
and movies? I think that film and televi-
sion should represent the audience that
consumes it. Latinos are the fastest-
growing demographic in the world, but
we’re the least represented on TV and
film. The only way that’s going to change
is to get behind the camera and bring
those stories to life.
Latinos are the fastest-growing demographic...
but we’re the least represented on TV and film.
What’s the latest on your charity, Eva’s
Heroes, which helps developmentally
disabled children? We just celebrated
10 years of Eva’s Heroes in Texas. It’s
dedicated to people like my special-
needs sister. We created an after-school
program for kids with special needs that
turned into a summer program, which
turned into a year-round program.
We’ve helped thousands of kids in Texas
and their families.
Did playing Gaby on Desperate Housewives keep
her from being taken seriously as an actress?
Go to Parade.com/longoria to find out.
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 DI’S FINAL DAYS
She was world-renowned royalty
Parade who died too young. Tonight at
9 p.m. ET, ABC revisits the sum-
mer of Princess Diana’s untimely
death in The Last 100 Days of
Diana. Interviews with her
close friends, butler, body-
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guard and more make the
two-hour program, hosted

Head
by British journalist
Martin Bashir, one of
the most thorough and
intimate accounts of

Beach
Princess Di’s final days
TO T HE leading up to her tragic
1997 car crash.

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F ollow Jimmy Buffett from his early
days as a frustrated country singer
to his massive success as the pied
What do George Clooney
and Quentin Tarantino
piper of beach bums in Jimmy Buffett: have in common?
A Good Life All the Way (Touchstone) They both made guest
appearances on The Golden Girls
by music critic and journalist Ryan
back in the day. Visit Parade.com/
White, out May 9. $27, bookstores and goldenguests to revisit some of
online. Want more Buffett and more the other famous faces who hung
beach? Parrot Heads can retire in style out with Blanche, Rose, Sophia
at Latitude Margaritaville, the and Dorothy.
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in Daytona Beach, Fla.,
with nearly 7,000 homes.
Sales begin this fall. JOIN THE WAR ON TICKS
latitudemargaritaville.com Do your part to help stop the spread of tick-
borne disease by catching and sending
ticks to the Bay Area Lyme Foundation.
Put the critter (dead or alive) in a zip-
lock bag, along with a wet cotton ball or
The BEST Parts paper towel. Fill out an information card,
provided online at bayarealyme.org, then
Return of the send it all in.
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If you loved Guardians WATCH IT!
of the Galaxy, you’re Tag along with chef Jon Ashton as he uncovers the history and
in luck. The sequel to anatomy of an original
the 2014 smash film, American sandwich—the
Guardians of the Galaxy po’boy. Go to Parade.com/
Vol. 2, opened this nolaeats to learn more
weekend. To relive all about this must-eat Big
of your favorite bits Easy favorite in our video
from the original, go to Parade.com/bestparts series What America Eats:
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 Table
Community

TREND

DAIRY-FREE &
DELICIOUS
D
airy alternatives are all the
rage. In fact, 49 percent
of Americans now prefer
nondairy milk. That’s why we've
created a light springy soup and
creamy popsicles perfect for ex-
perimenting with new plant-based
“milks.” For the soup, we used milk
made with pea protein, which is
increasingly showing up in products
like snack bars or veggie burgers as
a meat-free source of protein. For
these recipes, any nondairy milk—
see “How Milk Alternatives Stack
Up” on page 7—will taste great (as
will reduced-fat cow's milk).
—Alison Ashton

NO-CREAM CREAMY
SPRING PEA SOUP
This refreshing soup can be served
warm or cold.
Heat 1 Tbsp extra-virgin olive
oil in a large skillet over medium
heat. Add 1 small chopped onion;
cook 2 minutes or until tender. Add
1 chopped garlic clove; cook 30
seconds. Add 2 cups shelled fresh
English peas or a (10-oz) bag frozen
peas, thawed; cook 3–5 minutes or
until tender. Season to taste with
salt and black pepper. Remove
from heat; stir in 2 Tbsp chopped
mint. Transfer to a blender or food
processor. Add 2 cups unsweetened
nondairy pea-protein milk (such as
Ripple) and juice of 1 lemon; puree
ALISON ASHTON

until smooth. Adjust seasoning as

needed. Serve garnished with mint
sprigs. Serves 4–6.

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 Type Calories Fat Protein Calcium
per cup
How Milk 122 5g 8g 30% DV
2% reduced-fat milk
Alternatives
Stack Up Ripple unsweetened pea-protein milk 70 4.5 g 8g 45% DV

Lower in calories than reduced- Pacific unsweetened hemp milk 70 5g 3g 30% DV

fat milk, and rich in calcium,
nondairy milks deliver plenty of Califia Farms unsweetened almond milk 35 3g 1g 45% DV
flavor. They vary nutritionally,
even from one brand to the next, Silk unsweetened soy milk 80 4g 7g 30% DV
so double-check the nutrition
facts panel to choose the one
that best suits your needs. You can find
them in most supermarkets, either in the
dairy case or with nonrefrigerated milks.

MEXICAN HOT CHOCOLATE

POPSICLES
Combine 2 Tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder, 1⁄3 cup
sugar, 2 Tbsp cornstarch and ¼ tsp salt in a saucepan.
Add 2 cups unsweetened almond milk, whisking until
smooth. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring
frequently. Cook 1 minute or until thickened. Remove
from heat. Stir in 1 oz chopped dark chocolate. Add
½ tsp vanilla extract, ½ tsp almond extract and ¼ tsp
ground cinnamon. Cool, stirring occasionally to pre-
vent skin from forming. Scrape mixture into 6 (3-oz)
popsicle molds and freeze. Serves 6.
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Go to Parade.com/shake for a delicious dairy-free

cookie dough milkshake.

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 Sunday With...
JEFFREY TAMBOR
The Transparent actor on what a palm
reader once told him and how he’ll never
stop learning from Maura
By Stephanie Stephens
A
ctor Jeffrey Tambor, long
known for memorable
small-screen roles (The Larry
Sanders Show, Arrested
Development) was catapulted to
the top of the acting heap with
his Emmy- and Golden
Globe–winning portrayal of
transgender Maura Pfefferman
in Amazon’s groundbreaking
series Transparent (season four
airs this fall). Tambor, 72, is also
an author. His memoir, Are
You Anybody?, hits bookstores
(including his own shop, Sky-
light Books in Los Angeles) on
May 16.
What’s a typical Sunday like
for you? I have four kids at
home: Gabriel Kasper, 12; Eve
Julia, 10; Hugo Bernard and Eli
Nicholas, both 7. [Daughter
Molly, 41, is from a previous
relationship.] On Sunday, Daddy
gives Mommy Kasia a break. I
get up and cook for my kids,
who really like my scrambled
eggs. Or we make pancakes
and the requisite bacon. The kids
either play or watch cartoons
and Daddy gets to read the New
York Times and do his puzzle.
What was a childhood Sunday
like? I went to [Hebrew] school
on Sundays. The Tambors were
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conservative Jews and we at-
tended Temple Beth Shalom at
14th Avenue and Clement
Street in San Francisco. We were
the only Jewish family for miles.
To me, being Jewish meant
“otherness.”
You write that your childhood
was painful. Was the “other-
ness” part of that? All families
have a story. I thought, when I
tell my story [that my mother
was an alcoholic and I never felt
like I fit in], people will go, “Oh, I
can relate to that. We have some-
thing like that in our family.”
In your book, you share a 2015
letter where you define your-
TAMBOR 101
Morning rituals Drinking
cold coffee, making my bed
Notable habits Talking to
myself, flossing, leaving the
TV on when I go to sleep
Dream acting partners Billy
Bob Thornton. And Sarah
Paulson, who played pros-
ecutor Marcia Clark in The
People v. O.J. Simpson.
Childhood loves His red
bowtie and Grandma’s fruit
compote
Recent play date The Penitent
by David Mamet
self as—in this order—actor,
husband, daddy, grandparent,
lecturer and bookstore owner.
One thing you said you were
not: a writer. What changed?
I give a speech at some colleges
and corporations called “Per-
forming Your Life: An Evening
with Jeffrey Tambor.” I get asked
a lot of questions and people say,
“Your stories are wonderful. You
should write a book.” They talked
me into it. Also, this is for my
children. I wanted them to see
what Daddy does.
In your book you talk a lot
about people who encouraged
you—gave you “attaboys,” as
you call them—in your life and
career. Why? “Attaboys” help
people. I am huge on attaboy.
Confidence is the great ingredi-
ent to living and art, with fidelity
to self. It’s so important to sur-
round yourself with people who
give you confidence.
What are you reading? I’m
known for having a Kindle
edition and a “regular book” at
the same time. I’m reading
Lincoln in the Bardo, a novel by
George Saunders. It is a mas-
terpiece. I voiced the part of
Professor Edmund Bloomer on
the audiobook.
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5 FAVES
COMEDIANS Jack Benny, Steve Allen
FILM Being There with Peter Sellers
FOODS Turkey jerky, popsicles,
Snyder’s of Hanover sourdough pretzels,
saltines, a cold white peach
MUSICIAN Van Morrison
TV The Great British Bake Off
In the past, you’ve said it’s
difficult to watch yourself on-
screen. How about now? I’m
better at it, but not great. I come
from theater, and in the theater
once you say it, it’s gone. So why
look at it?
Tambor as Maura Pfefferman in Transparent
Critics and fans of the show
have been raving about your
portrayal of Maura in Trans-
parent. When did you know
you’d nailed the character?
[Laughs] You don’t nail Maura’s
character. Maura is ever evolv-
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ing, ever changing and ever
learning, and that’s why I love
playing her. She is truly my
greatest teacher.
How will Maura be different in
season four? She is seeking
comfort, friends, her community
and love with fervency.
Is there one thing in life you’d
like to undo? No, and I’ll tell
you why. All merits and all mis-
takes produce all the colors on
your palette, and the interesting
thing about acting or any art is that
the mistakes are as valuable as the
merits. So I’ve gotten great lessons
from errors in my life. You have to
make mistakes.
What inspired the title of your
book? I was doing [the play] Sly
Fox on Broadway back in 1976.
Every night, an autograph-seeking
fan stood outside the stage door
and asked “Are you anybody?” as I
walked past.
So, are you anybody—or some-
body—now? I don’t know, but I’m
enjoying my life. Years ago, my
friend James Barton Hill read my
palm when we were students at
Wayne State University, and he
said, “Things will happen for
you—but it’s going to be very, very
late.” He was right. I just didn’t
know how late it was going to be.

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10 of Tambor’s most inspiring quotes.

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numbers follow a horizontal or
vertical path—no diagonals.

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53 13

75 11

77 67 65 1 9
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Marilyn vos Savant Numbrix puzzles
and today’s solution.

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WhEn
aMY G
mET iE
o Ld
T
“That’s a very fraught,
charged relationship,” says
actress Goldie Hawn of
the complex connection
that mothers have with
their daughters. Yet it can
also be—as in the case of
the mother-daughter duo
played by Hawn and Amy
Schumer on the big screen
this month—a relationship
full of laughs.
Hawn and Schumer’s
new film, Snatched (in
Together onscreen for the first time,
funny gals Goldie Hawn and
In real life, getting Hawn
to do the movie also took
some convincing. Schumer
first approached her about
the project two years ago, after
seeing her on an airplane.
“She was a couple rows
ahead of me; I just kinda
creepily stared at her the
whole flight,” jokes Schumer.
Once they landed in Los
Angeles, she approached
Hawn, whose long movie
résumé includes Shampoo,
theaters May 12), is a
vacation-gone-wrong caper
Amy Schumer drew on their Private Benjamin, Over-
board, The First Wives Club
set in the jungles of South
America. Hawn, 71—in her
own family memories for the and Seems Like Old Times.
“Hiiiii . . . I’m a comedian,
first feature film since The
Banger Sisters (2002)—plays
new movie comedy Snatched. I’m gonna do this movie and
I really want you to play my
an overly cautious mother, mom,” said Schumer. It took
Linda, who longs to spend By Amy Spencer meeting Hawn a second
more time with her daugh- Cover and opening photography by John Russo time in London, and Hawn’s
ter. Schumer, 35—who daughter, actress Kate Hud-
made the move from TV son, nudging her to read the
to the big screen when she wrote and starred in the critically script. The next time Hawn and Schumer saw each other was on
acclaimed comedy Trainwreck (2015)—plays her optimistic the Snatched set.
daughter, Emily. Collaborating was “beyond my wildest dreams because I’ve
When Emily is dumped by her boyfriend and doesn’t want to loved her for so long,” says Schumer.
lose her nonrefundable trip to Ecuador, she convinces Linda to “She’s really, really smart,” adds Hawn of her co-star, the cre-
join her, setting the hilarity in motion. ator and star of the Peabody Award–winning Comedy Central

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 sketch comedy series Inside Amy Schumer. “This she says, “on a night where the two of us are drinking wine and we get on
girl knows what she’s doing.” a roll about men, or we get on a roll about something, and we look at each
other and we’re like, ‘Why aren’t we writing a script?!’ I could say I’m proud
BiG LAuGhs of her, but I don’t like ‘pride’—I think it’s too selfish. I’m in awe.”
While Hawn’s father, Edward, worked as a watch
repairer and a professional musician in Washing- ‘I was A TErrOr’
ton, D.C., her mother, Laura, operated a gift shop Schumer’s roots are in New York City’s Upper East Side, where she was
and started the dancing school in which young raised—alongside her older brother, Jason, and younger sister, Kim—by
Goldie began training at 3 years old. “My mom Sandy, a stay-at-home mom. Schumer describes her as loving, silly and very
was fierce,” says Hawn, who remembers how din- hands-on.
ner table conversation with her older sister, Patti, One of Schumer’s earliest memories with her mom was at age 6, at a hotel
“was never about who we were gonna marry—it
was what we could do, what we were gonna be. We
had a really liberated mother.”
But much like the character Hawn plays in the
film, Laura was not the adventurous type. One of
Hawn’s favorite memories is scaring the bejesus
out of her mom in San Francisco by driving up
one of the city’s steepest streets. “I forgot that she
was afraid of heights! I was like, ‘What the hell
am I doing—I’m taking my mother on a joyride?
It’s one of her worst fears!’ ” When Hawn pulled

We’re a very big

laughing family, and
we love to be together.
—Goldie Hawn

over, however, she and her mom

cracked up. “You know how you
remember the big laughs in your
She knows all of my
life? That is one of them,” she history. No one’s ever
says, recalling how at that mo-
gonna love you more.
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ment, a woman stopped to ask,

“ ‘Are you mother and daughter?
I wish I had that kind of rela-
tionship with my mother.’ That’s
who we were.”
Hawn has built the same close relationship with her
own daughter, Kate, 37, whom she affectionately calls
Katie. (Hawn also is mom to her actor sons Oliver
Hudson, 40, and Wyatt Russell, 30, whom she raised
with her partner of 34 years, actor Kurt Russell.)
“We’re a very big laughing family, and we love to
be together,” she says. She and Kate laugh hardest,
—Amy Schumer
Top: Oliver Hudson, Kurt Russell, Hawn, Wyatt Russell and Kate
Hudson in 2016 with Oliver’s and Kate’s children; above: Schumer
on vacation. “She was with her mother in 2016
holding me in this pool
and guiding me around, and I just remember that was the safest, best feel-
ing I ever felt.” Just five years later, life began to change drastically when her
father, Gordon, who owned a baby furniture company, was diagnosed with
multiple sclerosis, and Sandy went back to work as a teacher and hearing
therapist for the deaf to support the family.

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 Then her parents split up (all of which Schumer writes about
in her 2016 memoir, The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo).
By the time she was 15, “I was just a terror,” Schumer says.
“I was smart, I was funny and I was sarcastic.” When Sandy
returned to dating, “she would introduce me to her boyfriend,
I would be like, ‘Oh, Dad!’ ” says Schumer. “I would pretend to
be way too attached to them really quick.”
Now, Schumer’s mom is recently retired. “You know I gave
her some money, girl!” says Schumer. And these days, they
laugh the hardest when they’re reminiscing—like about the
time Schumer’s SAT scores came in. “We couldn’t believe I
broke 1000, so my mom and I were jumping on the couch. I
guess we both thought I was an idiot,” she says. “She was so
happy I was going to college!”

MoMs aRe PeoPLe too

The two co-stars both agree that pulling from their own lives
is what makes their relationship feel so real onscreen. In some
cases, there are even direct moments from Schumer’s life used
as dialogue in the film. Which is why when she saw the film
with her mom, “I squeezed her hand at those parts,” she says.
Their roles also got them reflecting about the evolution of
children seeing their own moms as people for the very first
time.
For Schumer, it was at age 12, when her parents divorced
and her mom began relying on her daughters more. “That was
the first time where I was like, ‘She’s a woman having a hard
time, and she’s doing the best that she can.’ ”
For Hawn, the shift came after moving out at age 19, when
she saw the challenges her mother faced from a new perspec-
tive. “I started looking at the trajectory of my mother’s life,
and realizing that everyone goes through all kind of chang-
es—and that level of compassion and understanding is a great
growth of my life.”
It’s a shame, really, that Hawn’s mom, who died in 1993,
couldn’t see Snatched. “She would have loved it,” Hawn says.
“I can feel her from the heavens, being like, ‘Honey, good
for you!’ ” She hopes the film will inspire more mothers and
daughters to connect in deeper ways about their mistakes,
their struggles, their mislaid dreams and their good times
together.
“I would say to all mothers: Be who you are. Be a real per-
son,” she says. “Don’t always feel like you have to be a mother.”
Schumer agrees—because, she says, your mom is like your
oldest friend. “You’re like, ‘Oh my God, we have so much his-
tory together. She knows all of my history.’ ” And she adds,
“No one’s ever gonna love you more.”

Go to Parade.com/goldie to see photos of Hawn and daughter

Kate Hudson through the years.

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 Resolution
Kindness
WHEN MOM ISN’T THERE
Mother’s Day is all about mothers who are alive. But for
motherless daughters like Hope Edelman, the holiday can be
more pain than pleasure. She’s worked hard to change that
for herself and others.
By Dotson Rader

W
hen Hope Edelman was 17 years
old, she lost her mother, who was
42, to breast cancer. Her grief was
overwhelming and unrelenting, and
for many years she looked everywhere for
comfort and emotional healing to no avail.
“I remember my first Mother’s Day without
my mother. I was in high school and I pre-
tended it didn’t happen,” she says.
Her mother’s death and the sorrow she felt haunted Edelman
and forced her to break the silence about early parent loss. In 1994
she published Motherless Daughters: The Legacy of Loss, a ground-
breaking study of the unique effect that a mother’s death has on
her daughters. The New York Times best-seller sold more than a
million copies and changed how we think about grief. The book and
its follow-up, Letters From Motherless Daughters: Words of Courage,
Grief, and Healing, revealed how grief evolves as a daughter grows.
“There is never a day when my mother is not important to me,”
Edelman, 52, says. “She might not be living, but she’s still the
woman who had more influence on me than anyone else.”
To honor mothers who are no longer alive, Edel-
man and a group of women in New York City decided
in 1996 to hold a Motherless Daughters luncheon.
Over the years, luncheons have been held in more
than a dozen other cities, including Vancouver,
Canada, and Melbourne, Australia. Motherless
Daughters support groups—45 and count-
ing—have sprung up across the country, and
each year Edelman co-hosts healing retreats
with author/therapist Claire Bidwell Smith. And through it all, she
continues her own grieving and healing process.
“Two years ago my daughter Maya graduated high school, and
my sister and I sat in the bleachers together and we cried because
our mom never made it to any of our high school graduations,”
Edelman recalls. “We were happy and grieving at the same time.
Everyone else was cheering and laughing, and we sat there just
weeping because we were so glad that we got my mother’s first
COURTESY HOPE EDELMAN

grandchild to high school graduation and that we were there to see

it, both of us older than our mother lived to be.”

Go to Parade.com/mother for more info on Motherless Daughters events

and Hope Edelman’s mission.

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 VETERAN of the
MONTH

DAN HAMPTON
Retired Lt. Col. Dan Hampton
went from being a U.S. Air
Force F-16 fighter pilot to writ-
ing about men who love flying:
himself and Charles Lindbergh.

D
an Hampton, who hails
from a family of aviators,
took his first flying lesson
at age 15. He recalls his feet
and hands immediately knowing
what to do, as if by instinct. Those
instincts would later serve him
well as an F-16 pilot who fought
in Kosovo and both Gulf Wars
and whose wildly dangerous job
it was to draw fire from surface-
to-air missiles (SAMs), then
return to destroy the firing sites.
Hampton, 53, has long since
put aside the sword and taken
up the pen. His best-selling
2012 memoir, Viper Pilot: A
Memoir of Air Combat, describes
HARPER COLLINS

his high-octane life as a “Wild

Weasel” SAM-killer who flew

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 151 combat missions and won
four Distinguished Flying
Crosses with Valor and a Purple
Heart. His latest book explores a
different kind of flying. The Flight:
Charles Lindbergh’s Daring and
Immortal 1927 Transatlantic Cross-
ing (out May 16) marks the 90th
anniversary of the famous passage
that forever shrank the world and
expanded humanity’s horizons.
In the book, Hampton focuses
on Lindbergh’s 33½-hour cross-
ing, carrying readers into the icy
cockpit, a thousand-mile storm
at sea and the mind of a pioneer
pilot—as only a fellow aviator
could.
“Everybody that had tried it
cracked up or died,” says Hamp-
ton. “Despite all these horrible
risks, he did it anyway.”
Lindbergh admitted that
when he was closest to death
over the Atlantic, he did not feel
alone. In his memoir, The Spirit
of St. Louis, Lindbergh describes
phantom voices “advising me on
my flight, discussing problems of
my navigation, reassuring me…”
When asked if he’d ever expe-
rienced such a thing, Hampton
pauses and laughs.
“I’ve seen a lot of strange
things flying,” he says. “There
were many times when I was a
split second away from dying
and was able to save myself. I
have no explanation for it. Sixth
sense? Maybe inspiration? May-
be that’s what these voices were
for Lindbergh.
“Whether it was real or imag-
ined, he believed in it, and it did
the trick and kept him alive,” adds
Hampton. “I believe in it too.”
—Kim Green

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 Ask Marilyn
By Marilyn vos Savant

Say you fire a bullet across a

level surface. Simultaneously,
you drop a bullet from the same
height. Which bullet will hit the
ground first?
—Robert Clements, Louisville, Ga.
The answer illustrates the weak-
ness of our intuition. If all factors
are equal, both will hit the ground
at the same time. The sideward
force doesn’t interfere with the
downward force. The gunshot
sends the bullet across the sur-
face, while gravity brings it down.
Surprising, isn’t it?

I read that some 1,000-year-old

seeds from Egypt sprouted and
grew normally when planted. Are
seeds alive even after they’re
dried out and stored? If so, why
do only some of them germinate?
—John C., Mobile, Ala.
Scientists have defined several
ways to be considered alive, and
seeds meet certain of those defi-
nitions. (For example, they grow
and develop.) But not always!
Some seeds are inherently short-
lived (onions, for instance), and
others can live almost indefinitely
if they are stored—on purpose
or by accident—in exceptionally
favorable conditions. Many con-
servationists believe an extraor-
dinarily cold, dry environment is
ideal. So depending on circum-
stances, many seeds gradually die
over time. No matter how many
years have passed, if a seed ger-
minates, it is alive. And if it fails to
germinate, it may once have been
alive, but it is now dead.

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