Meet the Insurrectionists
‘American Insurrection,’ a Frontline/ProPublica investigation of violent domestic extremism, debuts today, April 13, on PBS stations, PBS.org, the PBS Video app and YouTube
Free via Antenna
‘Mother of the Blues’
‘Ma Rainey: Mother of the Blues. debuts April 12 on KCBS in L.A. and then streams over the Grammy Museum’s Collection:live
#42: ‘Journey to Babel’
Star Trek’s ‘Journey to Babel,’ introducing Spock’s parents, is #42 on ‘The 50 Greatest Television Episodes of the 1960s’ list
Scully and Mulder on Comet
Starting April 5, The X-Files return to free TV, with three episodes running Mondays to Thursdays at 10 pm ET on Comet
PBS’ Complicated ‘Hemingway’
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick present ‘Hemingway,’ a six-hour documentary about the complicated American writer, starting today, April 5, on PBS and the PBS Documentaries Prime Video Channel
‘60s #43: ‘Gunsmoke’
Pernell Roberts guest starring on ‘Gunsmoke’ is #43 on our list of The Greatest Television Episodes of the 1960s
The President and the Princess
FDR and Norwegian Crown Princess Martha navigate choppy waters in ‘Atlantic Crossing,’ debuting April 4 on PBS stations and the PBS Masterpiece streaming service
Police Stories on Decades
Decades will run 43-episode marathons of ‘Police Woman’ and ‘Police Story’ over the next two weekends
‘60s #44: ‘The Invaders’
Karen Black guest stars on ‘The Invaders,’ #44 on our list of The Greatest TV Episodes of the 1960s: ‘The Ransom’
White Shadow Wins Our Pool
With March Madness underway, we look at three TV series focusing on high school basketball coaches: The White Shadow, The Waverly Wonders and Big Shot
