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July 3 @ 7:30 PM Community Idea Stations Present: Genworth Financial Independence Day Concert 2008 The USAF Heritage of America Band perform at Langley AFB.

July 3 @ 9 PM This Old House Hour Sod is added to the backyard; oak woodwork in the front hall is cleaned; and damaged wood in the upstairs hallway is fixed. Also: a homeowner’s radiators are fixed; and a refrigerator is installed in a kitchen. CC TVG

July 4 @ 8 PM A Capitol Fourth (2008) Jimmy Smits hosts a celebration of America’s 232nd birthday. The 2008 party features fireworks, Huey Lewis and the News, Jerry Lee Lewis, Taylor Hicks, Broadway’s Brian Stokes Mitchell, classical singer Hayley Westenra and soprano Harolyn Blackwell. (Repeats @ 9:30). CC TVG

July 6 @ 8 PM Nature Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies Spectacular scenery augments “Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies,” a chronicle of the perilous existence of a wild horse from its birth in the Montana mountains. The film explores the horse’s familial relationships as well as the hardships of winter. CC TVPG

July 6 @ 9 PM Masterpiece! Inspector Lewis: Expiation Lewis probes the apparent suicide of an Oxford housewife. CC TVPG

July 7 @ 8 PM Antiques Roadshow: Houston, Texas Conclusion in Houston. Includeds NASA collectibles; a set of Wedgewood Fairyland lusterware; an English Regency rosewood settee; a watch that once belonged to Mickey Mantle. CC TVG

July 7 @ 9 PM Guarding the Queen The duties of the British Army’s Grenadier Guards are examined. CC TVPG

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July 3 @ 8 PM History Detectives WWII Diary; 1856 Mormon Table; Annie Oakley Coin Lewis and Hathaway investigate the murder of an Oxford student whose body was discovered in her hotel room.

July 3 @ 9 PM Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Bohemia Holmes tries to retrieve an incriminating photograph for the Bohemian monarch. CC TVG

July 4 @ 8 PM Antiques Roadshow: Houston, Texas The second of three episodes in Houston includes a 19th-century box desk, a set of lithographed orange-crate labels and a bronze sculpture that’s a replica of an original by scuptress Edith Parson. CC TVG

July 4 @ 9 PM Thomas Jefferson: A View from the Mountain A tired Jefferson returns to Monticello, advising the public not to write him as he has “neither the interest nor the energy to reply.” Also included is a look at “the scandal of the day” – Jefferson’s alleged intimacy with slave Sally Hemings.

July 5 @ 8 PM Nova: Fireworks! Exploring why pyrotechnics is both an art and a science. It is, says narrator Stacy Keach, “a blend of ancient science, modern technology and pure imagination.” The hour traces its history to China 1,000 years ago. CC TVG

July 5 @ 9 PM Classic Films: The Princess Bride Rob Reiner’s fairy tale has heroes (Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin), villains, narrow escapes and a beautiful princess (Robin Wright). Peter Falk, Andre the Giant, Wallace Shawn, and Billy Crystal co-star. CC

July 6 @ 8 PM James Cagney: That Yankee Doodle Dandy A retrospective on James Cagney’s career features an interview with the actor on the set of “Ragtime” and scenes from other films, including “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” “Angels with Dirty Faces,” “White Heat” and “The Roaring Twenties.” CC TVPG

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