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Doctor
is also
top-paid
Nana’s
promoter
Steven Simon of The Pain
Management Clinic in Overland
Park has prescribed opioids and
nightmare
also has been paid at least
$194,000 by a pharmaceutical
company to promote a drug to
Grandmother agonizes over videos that show
treat an opioid side effect.
torture of boy whose body was fed to pigs
BY ANDY MARSO
amarso@kcstar.com

Over the last several years,

Steven Simon of The Pain Man-
agement Clinic in Overland
Park has treated hundreds of
patients with opioid painkillers.
At the same time, Simon was
being paid six figures to pro-
mote Movantik, a drug to treat
constipation, a common opioid
side effect.
AstraZeneca paid Simon at
least $194,000 to give dinner
presentations about Movantik.
Commercials for the drug have
become a staple of prime-time
TV since it was approved in
September 2014. One of them
features a construction worker
recounting his doctor’s constipa-
tion joke: “How long have you
been holding this in?”
According to a ProPublica
database, only one doctor in the
country was paid more than
Simon to promote Movantik
during the time period it exam-
ined.
The Star also found that Si-
mon used the names of the
University of Kansas School of
Medicine and the Kansas City
University of Medicine and
Biosciences in Movantik promo-
tions. JILL TOYOSHIBA jtoyoshiba@kcstar.com

A top official at the Kansas Judy Conway forced herself to view photos and videos of the abuse and torture of her 7-year-old grandson, Adrian Jones. “For some
reason, and I don’t understand it myself, but I wanted to take on all the pain that he felt,” she says.
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For weeks, the two DVDs sat
near the television in Judy Con-
way’s home.
She knew they would hold
some answers in the death of
her grandson. But she also knew
they were full of images and
video clips that would open a
gruesome window into the hel-
lish life little Adrian had to en-
dure inside a Kansas City, Kan.,
home. A life she couldn’t rescue
him from.
So she waited. And when she
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Adrian Jones was all smiles on
Christmas Eve 2012, the last time
grandmother Judy Conway saw him.
thought she’d gathered enough
courage, she put one DVD in the
player, only to shut it off before
anything came on the TV
times. The words of warning
from the woman who had given
her the DVDs echoed in her
mind:
“I just want to prepare you,”
the woman said. “It’s the most
horrific thing I have ever seen.”
Conway would come to under-
stand the raw truth of those
words. Those DVDs would make
her face an evil she never imag-
ined existed or can yet explain.
They would make her feel rage
at the “monsters” who took
Adrian from her and photo-
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DOCTOR
City University of Med-
icine and Biosciences said
he’s going to look into
whether Simon violated
school policies. In a state-
ment, KU didn’t directly
address the issue but said
Simon was no longer affil-
iated with the school.
As the nation struggles
with an opioid crisis that
killed 183,000 Americans
between 1999 and 2015,
critics ask whether such
pharmaceutical payments
make the crisis more diffi-
cult to end.
Sammy Almashat, a
doctor and research asso-
ciate for a consumer ad-
vocacy group in Washing-
ton, D.C., called Public
Citizen, said that while
Movantik is not addictive,
opioids are, and Congress
can’t fight overprescribing
while doctors are getting
paid to promote both
opioids and drugs that
treat their side effects.
“They’re essentially just
hooking patients on both
ends of this problem, and
that’s very concerning,”
Almashat said.
Almashat said the pay-
ments from pharmaceu-
tical companies are “un-
fortunately legal,” unless
there’s an explicit agree-
ment for the physician to
write more prescriptions.
But Almashat said a pain
doctor promoting Movan-
tik presents serious ethical
concerns because it’s a
financial incentive to pre-
scribe more opioids.
“Regardless of whether
this technically violates
the law or not, it is a huge
conflict of interest,” Al-
mashat said.
Simon did not respond
to a request for comment
for this story.
But in a 2010 Kansas
City Star story about local
physicians who made
more than $100,000 in
pharmaceutical speaking
payments, Simon said he
had considered the ethical
implications and had no
qualms about them.
“I have asked myself: Is
this ethical? Absolutely,”
Simon said. “I would hope
why I use a product is
because it’s the best prod-
uct for the patient. … I
hope I am honest enough
that I wouldn’t speak
about any drugs I haven’t
used or had success with.”
PART OF A PATTERN
Physicians who receive
pharmaceutical money
often say it doesn’t change
the way they practice. But
David Fleming, the co-
director of the University
of Missouri School of
Medicine’s Center for
Health Ethics, said years
of data show that’s not
true.
“When physicians get
involved in that, there is
an undeniable and un-
challengeable conflict of
interest that occurs as it
relates to the use of what-
ever medication it is
they’re being paid to pro-
mote, and not just how
they promote it to their
colleagues but how they
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promote it to their pa-
tients,” Fleming said. “It
does influence thinking, it
does influence prescribing
habits and it’s unavoid-
able. That has been well
shown.”
Pharmaceutical pay-
ments to doctors have
been public record since
the Affordable Care Act
passed in 2010. Congress
and groups like the Amer-
ican Medical Association
have written laws and
guidelines to discourage
the payments for far long-
er, but they’ve not
stopped.
According to ProPubli-
ca’s database, Jackson-
ville, Fla., physician Or-
lando Florete was the only
doctor who received more
payments than Simon for
promoting Movantik.
Florete received $198,000
from the time Movantik
was approved until the
end of 2015, which is the
most recent data avail-
able.
Simon’s partner at the
The Pain Management
Institute at 8675 College
Blvd., Srinivas Nalama-
chu, ranked No. 7 in the
nation in Movantik
money, taking in
$176,000.
Nalamachu said by
phone that he’s done
hardly any work on Mo-
vantik since then.
“Last year, I think I did
only three or four lec-
tures,” Nalamachu said. “I
am one of the top re-
searchers in the country
for a lot of new products.
New products get
launched, so they’re look-
ing for people who are
experts in the field. That’s
the reason I did it in the
first year.”
Nalamachu said he
rarely sees patients or
prescribes medications
because he’s mostly a
researcher. He said phar-
maceutical payments
don’t affect how he treats
the patients he does see,
and there are no ethical
issues.
“I get paid for my ex-
pertise, that’s all,” Nala-
machu said.
A NEW DRUG MARKET
Movantik costs about
$300 for a 30-day supply.
Before it was developed,
doctors routinely pre-
scribed over-the-counter
laxatives — which cost
about one-tenth of that —
to treat opioid-induced
constipation.
Opioids cause constipa-
tion through changes to
the digestive tract, like
reduced digestive secre-
tions and intestinal move-
ment. As a result, nearly
all opioid users experience
constipation. Over-the-
counter treatments don’t
always work, and the
boom of opioid use in the
United States has created
a huge and growing mar-
ket for new drugs.
Pharmaceutical market
analysts have predicted
that opioid-induced con-
stipation drugs could be
worth $550 million in the
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Steven Simon and Dr. Srinivas Nalamachu see patients at The Pain Management
Institute in Overland Park, while also receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in
speaking fees to promote pharmaceuticals.
U.S. alone.
AstraZeneca was the
first to develop a pill, and
it moved to establish Mo-
vantik in the minds of
consumers with a slew of
TV ads.
One of the ads ran dur-
ing the 2016 Super Bowl
and spurred then-White
House Chief of Staff Denis
McDonough to tweet:
“Next year, how about
fewer ads that fuel opioid
addiction and more on
access to treatment.”
But before AstraZeneca
rolled out its TV ad cam-
paign, the company spent
about $4 million on more
low-profile speaking tours
where doctors like Simon
and Nalamachu intro-
duced Movantik to other
prescribers over dinner.
Simon was listed as the
host for a presentation
called “Opioid-Induced
Constipation: The Science,
the Struggle, and an Oral-
ly Administered Treat-
ment Option,” on Astra-
Zeneca’s invitation to “an
exclusive engagement” at
Brio Tuscan Grille on the
Country Club Plaza on
June 1, 2015. Free Movan-
tik samples were available.
According to ProPubli-
ca’s database, AstraZene-
ca paid Simon a $3,700
speaker’s fee the next day.
It was one of about 40
such speaking engage-
ments Simon booked for
Movantik in 2015, each
with accompanying pay-
ments for food, lodging
and travel expenses.
He was also paid thou-
sands to present informa-
tion on several opioid-
based pain drugs like
Subsys, Hysingla and
Nucynta.
In all, ProPublica
documented 812 payments
worth $715,452 to Simon
from 27 different pharma-
ceutical companies in
2015.
On the invitation to
Simon’s Movantik pre-
sentation at Brio, the doc-
tor was listed as an “as-
sistant clinical professor”
at the University of Kan-
sas and a “clinical assist-
ant professor” at the Kan-
sas City College of Med-
icine and Biosciences. In
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addition to getting the
name of one school slight-
ly wrong, that also appears
to be against the policies
of both schools.
UNIVERSITY POLICIES
Simon and Nalamachu
are not faculty members
of the University of Kan-
sas School of Medicine or
the Kansas City University
of Medicine and Bio-
sciences. But in the past,
both have been volunteer
instructors for third or
fourth-year medical stu-
dents doing clinical rota-
tions.
Even so, Darrin D’Agos-
tino, the dean of Kansas
City University of Med-
icine and Biosciences’s
College of Osteopathic
Medicine, said they’re not
supposed to use the uni-
versity’s name to promote
pharmaceutical products.
“We do not allow that,
because the university’s
name is not associated
with any of these things,”
D’Agostino said. “Quite
frankly, that’s something I
need to dig into, because
if it is being used at these
events, that’s something
that reflects on the uni-
versity.”
At KU, a university
manual states that volun-
teer instructors should
note their affiliation with
the university in print or
other media only when it
pertains to work done on
university grounds, under
university sponsorship or
in collaboration with full-
time faculty.
They also have to in-
clude the word “volun-
teer” whenever they refer
to their university affil-
iation.
“Failure to denote vol-
unteer status will be
grounds for termination,”
the manual says in bold
lettering.
Kay Hawes, a spokeswo-
man for KU Medical Cen-
ter, said via email that
Simon “recently retired
and is no longer taking our
students.”
At both KU and Kansas
City University of Med-
icine and Biosciences,
volunteer clinical instruc-
tors aren’t subject to same
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the rules as full-time fac-
ulty when it comes to
accepting pharmaceutical
money. At Kansas City
University of Medicine
and Biosciences, those
rules are strict, D’Agostino
said.
“There’s pretty signif-
icant language that
doesn’t allow them to go
out and do these types of
promotional activities,
with few exceptions,”
D’Agostino said.
KU is similar. The
American Medical Student
Association grades med-
ical schools on their con-
flict-of-interest policies
every year. Last year, it
rated KU’s policies strong
enough to merit a B over-
all, but dinged the school
for not extending those
policies to adjunct and
courtesy faculty.
D’Agostino took over as
dean at the Kansas City
University of Medicine
and Biosciences last
month. He said he and
other new leaders are
reviewing all of the uni-
versity’s policies, and he
would consider whether to
require volunteer instruc-
tors to disclose their rela-
tionships with pharmaceu-
tical manufacturers.
“That may be some-
thing we have to look at
doing in the future,” D’A-
gostino said.
The Missouri medical
school where Fleming
works extends the same
conflict-of-interest pol-
icies to volunteer instruc-
tors as it does to faculty.
But Fleming said physi-
cians shouldn’t necessarily
need pages of written
guidance about when they
can take money from drug
and device manufacturers
to promote a product.
“Physicians, if they are
practicing and prescribing
and seeing patients and
have influence over lear-
ners, I think they
shouldn’t do it,” Fleming
said.
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lot, have him give speech-

es or present him with
awards that he’s felt like
throwing his cellphone out
his truck window just to
find peace.
He still wears a brace on
that right hand and fore-
arm. The hand still hurts if
he knocks it on something.
His chest hurts if he
coughs or sneezes real
hard.
But his voice nearly is
back to normal, after being
hoarse from the bullet
grazing his vocal cord
area. Other internal dam-
age is healing, too.
“I’m vertical. I’m not in
a wheelchair. I can fish. I
am happy,” he said.
As he cuddled let his
8-month-old niece in a
hallway after receiving the
RICH SUGG rsugg@kcstar.com award, she buried her
Ian Grillot (middle) received the American Hero Award. Bindu Cheedella (right) one of the head in his shoulder. Gril-
organizers, led Grillot and his mother Debra Grillot (left) to their seats for the ceremony. lot’s mother grabbed her
cellphone out for more
pictures of what already
Life of Jessica Runions
celebrated Saturday
BY TORIANO PORTER
tporter@kcstar.com
Hundreds of people
gathered Saturday to honor
the life of Jessica Runions,
a Raymore woman whose
remains were found earlier
this month after a seven-
month search.
Close to 300 people
attended the event at In-
ternational Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers Local
Union 124 in south Kansas
City. SUSAN PFANNMULLER
Runions, 21, disappeared Jamie Runions, (center) her
after leaving a gathering daughter Michaela, 6,
Sept. 8 in south Kansas during the celebration
City with Kylr Yust.
Three days after Run- Saturday.
ions disappeared, Yust, 28,
was arrested and charged
with burning her 2012 The celebration was
black Chevrolet Equinox, organized by Jessica Run-

Ian Grillot receives hero had been a photo-docu- which authorities found in ions’ 14-year-old sister,
mented day. the early morning hours of Megan. It featured teal and
Debra and Jim Grillot Sept. 10. white balloons and a slide
show with photos of Jessica

award at Asian culture say they are proud of their
second child, a former Boy
Scout who served in the
He is not charged in the
disappearance of Runions.
A mushroom hunter
found human bones April 3
with siblings, other family
members and friends.
Megan was one of sever-

event in Olathe
U.S. Marines before he in rural Cass County later al people who recounted
started rehabbing homes. identified as Runions. Her their fondest Runions
“We tried to teach them death is being investigated memories.
(the children) to do the by Kansas City police as a “I miss her everyday,”
right thing,” Jim Grillot homicide. Megan said. “She was my
Wei’s group invited him. our community and the said. A second set of bones best friend.”
BY DONNA MCGUIRE With his parents, two best tin our community,” Debra Grillot thinks found a day later have yet Family friend Amy Ayers
dmcguire@kcstar.com sisters and two nieces Yoder said. “The worst both their daughters to be identified. said Runions death hit
After more than a dozen close to home. Ayers, 27,
watching the ceremonies, was the evil man who would have done the same of Overland Park, met
people spoke in remem-
Applause, whistling and he commended the event perpetrated a hate crime... as their brother, had they brance of Jessica Runions, Jessica through Jamie
cheering echoed through for its “beautiful showcase That man does not reflect been in Austins on Feb. 22. her mother, Jamie, Runions, who was Ayers’
the gymnasium as a lanky of diversity.” Families of us or our values.... What More people of different thanked everyone who nursing instructor at Avila
young man briskly walked the shooting victims ap- reflects what Kansas City colors and backgrounds aided in the search. University.
from his front row seat to preciate all of the support, and Kansas stands for is need to stand up for each “Throughout this whole “You see this stuff all the
the lectern at Olathe East he told the crowd. Ian Grillot. He was willing other, Ian Grillot said. thing, whether you were time but you never really
High School late Saturday Before handing Grillot to stand up to the bully, he “The hate is silly,” he praying, helping search, or feel it in your heart where
morning. the award, Yoder praised was willing to stand up to said. “It doesn’t really get you just came out to pass it actually happens to
Once on stage, 24-year- the Olathe North graduate hate, he was willing to put us anywhere except bro- out fliers, whatever you someone you know or
did, you are the reason actually care about,” Ayers
old Ian Grillot turned and for being one of the “reg- himself in harm’s way for ken hearts and heartache.” said. “I just hurt for her
why we all have strength,”
smiled to a diverse crowd ular folks who see a our community mem- Jamie Runions said. “I just family.”
attending the opening problem and stand up and bers.” Donna McGuire: want to say thank you.
ceremonies of the fourth do something about it.” Since the shooting, so 816-234-4393, Without you guys we Toriano Porter:
annual Asian Cultural “Feb. 22 this year repre- many people have wanted @dmcguirekcstar wouldn’t be as strong as 816-234-4779,
Festival, an event that sented both the worst in to meet or interview Gril- we are.” @torianoporter
highlights clothing, cus-
toms and cuisine of more
than 20 Asian countries.
U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder
handed Grillot a pyramid-
shaped trophy inscribed
with the words “American
Hero.”
“Wow,” said Grillot, a
24-year-old house rehab-
ber who hasn’t returned to
work since a bullet sliced
through his right hand
Feb. 22 and entered his
upper chest, where it col-
lapsed a lung and cracked
bones, among other
things. “Thank you from
the bottom of my heart.”
Grillot’s life hasn’t been
the same since he tried to
tackle the gunman who
turned Austins Bar and
Grill bloody two months
ago. The gunman had
fatally wounded Srinivas
Kuchibhotla and shot Alok
Madasani, both 32-year-
olds from India, in what
the FBI is investigating as
a possible hate crime.
Grillot ran after the gun-
man, thinking he had
spent his bullets. But one
remained.
A few days later, still in
a Kansas hospital, Grillot
explained that he simply
had been trying to do the
right thing: keep the shoo-
ter from hurting anyone
else. “I still don’t view
myself as a hero,” he said
then.
r
While watching news
coverage of that state-
ment, Carol Wei with the
Mid-America Asian Cul-
ture Association felt an
overwhelming sense of
appreciation for Grillot’s
actions and attitude.
“When I hear this, I
think, ‘Oh, that is a great
person,’ ” she said, ex-
plaining why the group
honored Grillot with its
hero award at the festival,
which organizers expected
would draw 12,000 people
this year. “We want to
promote (him) in the com-
munity, let people know
what is the right thing to
do, like him.”
Grillot, who flew earlier
this year to Houston to
receive another award,
had not heard of the Asian
Culture Festival before
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violating campaign
ethics regulations
BY JASON HANCOCK
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JEFFERSON CITY
Gov. Eric Greitens was
fined $1,000 by the Mis-
souri Ethics Commission
on Friday for violating
state campaign ethics law.
Greitens, a first-term
Republican governor,
failed to disclose last year
that his campaign
obtained a donor list from
The Mission Continues, a
nonprofit organization
that he founded in 2007.
Federal law prohibits
charities like The Mission
Continues from interven-
ing in political campaigns
on behalf of candidates.
The Internal Revenue
Service has ruled charities
cannot give donor lists to
politicians but can rent
them at fair market value
if made available to all
candidates.
According to the state
ethics commission, Grei-
tens’ campaign should
have disclosed receiving
the donor list as an in-kind
donation from his cam-
paign manager, Daniel
Laub. The commission
does not specify how Laub
came into possession of
the donor list. A spokes-
man for the governor
could not be reached for
comment.
Greitens denied last
year that he used his char-
ity’s donor list for his
campaign, although an
Associated Press analysis
found Greitens has re-
ceived nearly $2 million
from donors who
previously gave significant
amounts to The Mission
FILE PHOTO
The Missouri Ethics
Commission has fined Gov.
Eric Greitens $1,000.
Continues.
The governor was fined
$1,000 but only has to pay
$100 if he doesn’t violate
state campaign law for the
next two years.
Both Greitens and his
attorney, Michael Adams,
signed the ethics commis-
sion’s order. Adams is the
attorney for both the non-
profit that bankrolled
Greitens’ inaugural and
the nonprofit that recently
made headlines for
attacking a Republican
state senator who has
been critical of the
governor.
Adams is also general
counsel for the Washing-
ton, D.C.-based Repub-
lican Governors Associ-
ation, which donated $13
million to Greitens’ gu-
bernatorial campaign last
year.
Longest serving KC City
Hall employee retires
BY LYNN HORSLEY
lhorsley@kcstar.com
When Carlos Valencia-
no joined Kansas City
municipal government
more than half a century
ago, Ilus Davis was mayor.
Valenciano and other
operators processed data
using punch cards and a
giant, refrigerator-sized
IBM tabulating machine
on the third floor of City
Hall.
After witnessing a life-
time of changes in the
constantly evolving com-
puter and IT worlds, Va-
lenciano is retiring as the
longest-tenured City Hall
employee. It’s been 53 and
1/2 years of continuous
service since that first day
on the city payroll, Nov.
18, 1963.
Valenciano, 75, showed
himself to be a man of few
words as the City Council
heralded his city service
Thursday. “I had fantastic
supervisors,” he said,
explaining his longevity.
“Thank you all very
much.”
Valenciano earned
many promotions over the
years and ended up as an
IT senior analyst. He says
News 5A
he always enjoyed the
work and his co-workers.
Valenciano got to do the
honors three years ago,
when the city flipped off
the switch on the last of its
mainframe computers. No
one was sad to see that
piece of equipment go, but
that wasn’t the case with
Valencia-
no’s depar-
ture, as City
Councilman
Scott Wagn-
er and City
Manager
Troy
Schulte
Valenciano
spoke fond-
ly Thursday
of his service and commit-
ment to the city.
His boss, Information
Technology Manager
Mary Miller, said Va-
lenciano actually hired her
when she started at the
city 28 years ago. At the
time, he was working in a
data entry and computer
operations group, but
Miller said Valenciano was
adept at dealing with con-
stant updates in the in-
formation technology
industry.
Lynn Horsley:
816-226-2058,
@LynnHorsley
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Climate policy protested
on Trump’s 100th day
BY NICHOLAS FANDOS
New York Times
WASHINGTON
Tens of thousands of
demonstrators, alarmed at
what they see as a danger-
ous assault on the envi-
ronment by the Trump
administration, poured
into the streets of Wash-
ington on Saturday to
sound warnings both plan-
etary and political about
the Earth’s warming cli-
mate.
Starting at the foot of
the Capitol, the protesters
marched to the White
House, surrounding the
mansion while President
Donald Trump was inside
on his 100th day in office.
Once there, the demon-
strators let out a collective
roar, meant to symbol-
ically drown out the voices
of the administration’s
climate change deniers.
The protesters, who had
gathered for the latest in
what has become near-
weekly demonstrations of
varying stripes against the
president, then offered a
chant: “Resistance is here
to stay, welcome to your
100th day.”
Billed as the Peoples
Climate March, the dem-
onstration in Washington,
and hundreds of smaller
events like it nationwide,
had long been planned to
mark the 100th day of the
new president’s term.
What organizers did not
know, at least initially,
was that that president
would be Trump.
His administration has
gone on to roll back his
predecessor’s most ambi-
tious environmental mea-
sures, renewing fears that
government inaction will
People gather for a climate rally Saturday on Boston
Common in Boston.
send the world headlong
into an era of rising seas
and violent weather.
“I want to make a state-
ment. I’m showing my
daughters we can believe
in something and express
what we believe in,” said
Scott Trexler, who came
with one of his daughters
and a church group from
Rocky Ridge, Maryland, to
march for the first time.
He said his faith demand-
ed it. “I believe the envi-
ronment is important for
my daughters and future
generations,” he said.
The demonstration was
also being used to gauge
what Democrats hope is a
blossoming opposition
movement to Trump that
they can parlay into last-
ing political power.
“There has been devas-
tating news on climate
coming out of the White
House and Congress, and
a lot of people are really
angry,” said May Boeve,
executive director of
350.org, an environmental
advocacy group that
helped plan the march.
“We can’t deny that is a
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MICHAEL DWYER AP
y
big part of it. But we want
to make a distinction be-
tween anger and resolve.”
The demonstration’s
organizers made a point of
casting a big net, seeking
to make the case that
climate change is interwo- y
ven with traditional social
justice issues like racial,
gender and economic
inequality.
The marchers in Wash-
ington included Holly-
wood celebrities and stars
of the political left like
former Vice President Al
Gore and business mag-
nate Richard Branson. The
front of their ranks was
reserved for ordinary
people: the immigrants,
indigenous people, labor-
ers, coastal dwellers and
children, who organizers
say are most vulnerable to
a changing climate.
Alphonse LeRoy, a
member of the Yankton
Sioux Tribe of South Da-
kota, said he had traveled
to Washington with “wa-
ter protectors” like him-
self who protested the
Dakota Access and Key-
stone XL pipelines.
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School funding awaits as
lawmakers return
BY JONATHAN SHORMAN
jshorman@wichitaeagle.com
AND HUNTER WOODALL
hwoodall@kcstar.com
TOPEKA
Lawmakers have just
two months to approve a
new school funding sys-
tem — one that could
include hundreds of mil-
lions in new spending —
and the only proposal
under serious consid-
eration is still in a legisla-
tive committee.
They also must figure
out how to pay for any
increase. A top Republican
senator said Friday that he
wants a new charge on
utility bills to raise the
money.
And all of this will be
happening as lawmakers
try to pass a budget.
“I don’t see budget
being all that difficult,”
said Rep. Fred Patton,
R-Topeka. “I think the
difficult thing is going to
be school finance.”
Lawmakers return to
the Statehouse on Monday
after nearly a month off.
During that time, legisla-
tive work on school fi-
nance paused while the
clock kept ticking toward a
June 30 deadline imposed
by the Kansas Supreme
Court when it ruled
spending inadequate earli-
er this year, citing aca-
demic underperformance
by 25 percent of students.
House Bill 2410 will be
among the first items on
the agenda. The proposal
would create a new school
funding formula that calls
for the state to spend $750
million more on education
over five years.
The proposal boosts the
base aid for students each
year for the next five
school years. It also funds
all-day kindergarten and
puts more money into
early childhood funding,
according to the Kansas
State Department of Edu-
cation.
Most school districts
would gain general state
aid compared to the 2015-
2016 school year, an ana-
lysis by the department
shows.
The Kansas City, Kan.,
School District would gain
more than $7 million next
school year if this version
of the formula passes into
law.
Other Kansas City area
school districts also would
benfit, including more
than $9 million for Shaw-
nee Mission, $8 million for
Olathe; and more than
$7.5 million for Blue Val-
ley.
The proposal awaits
action in the House K-12
Education Budget Com-
mittee. Before the break,
legislative leadership an additional charge on cept $750 million because
hired attorney Jeff King, a utilities as a way to gener- it is not enough, and that
former senator, to review ate the money. it won’t accept the five-
the plan. He proposes charging year timeline.
Senate leadership opted residential customers an After the last major
not to develop its own extra $3 a month each on Supreme Court ruling on
school finance plan and electric, gas and water for school funding adequacy,
instead wait for the a $9 monthly total. He lawmakers rolled out
House. estimated that would help funding increases over
raise $150 million a year. three years.
CONCERNS OVER Commercial customers
TIMING would pay an extra $10 a Jonathan Shorman:
Rep. Melissa Rooker, month on each bill, Den- 785-296-3006,
R-Fairway, pushed for a ning said. @jonshorman
school finance formula “If the body’s willing to Hunter Woodall:
she helped craft before look at that, that would be 785-354-1388,
working to amend the the funding source for @HunterMw
House bill now in commit- schools,” he said.
tee. Asked if he was con-
Rooker said she’s con- cerned whether people
cerned about the timeline, would accept that, he said:
adding that the bill needs “They’re going to have to
minor tweaks before it can stomach some increase
be voted out of committee any way you cut it, right?”
and sent to the House Hensley said the in-
floor. crease could be difficult
Lawmakers probably for those on fixed in-
will take several weeks to comes.
pass a plan, said Mark “That is a very regres-
Tallman, a lobbyist for the sive way to fund schools,”
Kansas Association of he said.
School Boards.
“It’s kind of hard for me FIVE-YEAR PLAN
to see how you could get QUESTIONED
through the whole process Alan Rupe, an attorney
in less than about a for Schools for Fair Fund-
month,” Tallman said. ing, which represented the
The Senate plans to use Wichita school district and
the House bill as a base others in the lawsuit that
for its work, said Senate led to the Supreme Court
Majority Leader Jim Den- ruling, said he doesn’t
ning, R-Overland Park. have high confidence that
But if the House doesn’t legislative leaders are
act, the Senate will, he headed in the right direc-
said. tion.
Denning said the Senate He contended the Su-
is waiting for the House to preme Court will not ac-
finish its work. He said he
prefers that senators be
able to work on a school
finance plan sometime
next week.
Senate Minority Leader
Anthony Hensley, D-
Topeka, criticized Den-
ning’s decision to wait to
act on school finance. He
said the Legislature has
made less progress on
school finance this year
than it had at the same
time last year, when law-
makers were responding
to a ruling that school
funding was inequitable.
“I think we should have
started a long time ago to
put together a plan,” Hen-
sley said.
Denning suggested the
House, as the larger cham-
ber, has the more difficult
task because the bill needs
the support of more law-
makers.
“We’ve always thought
by design they should try
to clear it first, and I think
they will,” Denning said.
UTILITY CHARGE
FLOATED
Denning called $750
million in additional fund-
ing over five years too
high. He said he would be
willing to support $100
million to $150 million.
He is floating the idea of
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father and son were a
good match, the Chap-
mans thought their bad
medical luck had turned
around.
KU Hospital and the
Chapmans agreed to Feb.
14 transplant operations.
That morning, surgeons
opened Tyler Chapman
and prepped his kidney for
removal.
In an adjacent operating
room, an anesthesiologist
trying to put a breathing
tube down Alan Chap-
man’s throat found the
area below his vocal cords
too narrow. Instead of an
opening about the size of a
quarter, his resembled a
fast-food drinking straw.
That halted both
surgeries.
Since then, Alan Chap-
man had endured two
throat surgeries to widen
his constricted windpipe.
FILE PHOTO BY SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com His ear, nose and throat
Alan Chapman (left) and son Tyler Chapman were all smiles in early February, before doctor gave him a green
plans for Tyler to donate a kidney to his father were scuttled. light for the kidney trans-
plant, Chapman told The
Star last week.
But in a telephone call
days before Easter, Chap-
man’s KU Health System
transplant coordinator
delivered more bad news:
He had become too high-
risk for surgery, she said.
Asked this week about
the situation, KU Health
System transplant director
Timothy Schmitt provided
The Star a written state-
ment:
“The selection Commit-
tee met and had a very
long discussion about our
patient, Alan Chapman,
and whether he is healthy
enough to undergo a kid-
ney transplant,” it said.
“We re-reviewed his social
history, medical history
and recent events with
every hope of transplant-
ing him. After much dis-
cussion, the current status
of his chronic medical
conditions puts him and
the donor kidney at too
high of a risk for a cata-
strophic event.
“It was not an easy
decision. Our goal is to
transplant every patient
possible. We recommend-
ed things Mr. Chapman
can do that may decrease
his risk from his associ-
ated medical comorbid-
ities and did encourage
him to seek a second opin-
ion at another transplant
center.”
Alan Chapman told The
Star that nothing about his
health has changed, other
than the fact he’s had two
more surgeries. He said
he’s frustrated that he
followed doctor instruc-
tions to have the throat
surgeries but was denied
what he sees as the more
important surgery — the
transplant that could ex-
tend his life.
“I don’t get it,” he said.
“I’m just really disappoint-
ed.”

KC man again denied

surgery to get kidney
transplant from son
North, resident who has edly have delayed or de-
BY DONNA MCGUIRE endured three years of railed his hopes.
dmcguire@kcstar.com dialysis treatments. “I was First, medical tests con-
so close.” ducted before he could be
Two months after sur- He recently started the put on the transplant wait-
geons halted his son-to- medical records transfer ing list uncovered blocked
father kidney transplant process so that he can heart arteries. So he had
on Valentine’s Day, Alan obtain a second opinion quintuple-bypass surgery.
Chapman finds himself from Research Medical Then a colonoscopy
trying to cope once again Center. Meanwhile, his revealed he had a tumor
with being told he can’t son Tyler Chapman re- the size of three golf balls.
have the surgery. mains committed to giving Surgeons removed it along
This time, the Uni- his dad one of his healthy with part of Chapman’s
versity of Kansas Health kidneys. colon.
System turned down his Alan Chapman first Months later, he suf-
return to the operating began seeking a new kid- fered a stroke and spent
room because it’s too high ney after diabetes, which 40 days in the hospital.
risk, Chapman said. he developed as a child, Finally, after Tyler vol-
“I’m heartbroken,” said shut down his kidneys in unteered to give up a kid-
Chapman, a Kansas City, 2014. Roadblocks repeat- ney and tests revealed
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KANSASCITY.COM
Trump says he’s
brought ‘profound
change’ to capital
BY JILL COLVIN
AND PAUL WISEMAN
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON
President Donald
Trump on Saturday
marked his 100th day in
office by saying he had
brought “profound
change” to Washington
and reaffirming that “my
only allegiance” is to
those he governs.
On a threshold that
Trump has both derided
and tried to define, the
president also said he is
putting Americans first
even as he learns on the
job.
“My only allegiance is
to you, our wonderful
citizens,” Trump said in
his weekly radio address.
It was a preview of a day
on which Trump was trav-
eling to Pennsylvania to
emphasize such priorities
as American manufactur-
ing, better trade deals for
the U.S. and his underdog
victory over Democrat
Hillary Clinton in Novem-
ber. He also was promoting
a still-to-be defined tax cut
plan and the nation’s
strong economy, on which
many of his political for-
tunes rest. Meanwhile,
North Korea’s missile
launch Saturday signaled
its continued defiance
against the U.S., China and
other nations, on which
Trump tweeted: “Bad!”
Trump planned to sign
an executive order direct-
ing the Commerce De-
partment and the U.S.
trade representative to
conduct a study of U.S.
trade agreements. The
goal is to determine
whether America is being
ANDREW HARNIK AP
President Donald Trump
says he’s putting Americans
first, even as he learns on
the job.
treated fairly by its trading
partners and the 164-
nation World Trade Or-
ganization.
Trump was scheduled to
visit the AMES Companies
in Pennsylvania’s Cum-
berland County, which has
manufactured shovels
since 1774. He was then to
hold a campaign-style
rally in Harrisburg, the
state capital. Democrats
are planning their own
rally nearby.
Trump’s 100-day rally
was a bit of counterpro-
gramming from the former
reality television star. Back
in Washington, media
organizations and a few
stars were gathering on
Saturday for the annual
White House Correspond-
ents Association Dinner.
Trump, who has derided
journalists as “dishonest”
and even enemies of the
American people, is the
first president since 1981 to
stay away from the event.
That year, Ronald Reagan
was recovering from an
assassination attempt.
EU leaders
unite
ahead of
Brexit talks
BY RAF CASERT
AND LORNE COOK
Associated Press
BRUSSELS
European Union leaders
vowed Saturday to stand
shoulder-to-shoulder be-
hind their negotiating
team during the divorce
proceedings with Britain
and warned that demands
from British Prime Minis-
ter Theresa May will be
dealt with “firmly.”
The 27 EU leaders in
Brussels finalized the
cornerstones of their ne-
gotiating stance within
four minutes of starting a
short smooth summit, a
month after the British
leader triggered two years
of exit talks on March 29.
The negotiations them-
selves are to open shortly
after Britain holds an early
election on June 8.
“We now have unani-
mous support from all the
27 member states and the
EU institutions, giving us a
strong political mandate
for these negotiations”
under chief negotiator
Michel Barnier, EU Coun-
cil President Donald Tusk
said.
Tusk said there can’t be
any discussions on the
future relationship be-
tween the EU and Britain
until there has been major
headway on key issues.
“We must first achieve
sufficient progress on
citizens’ rights, finances
and the border issue in
Ireland. It is too early to
speculate on when this
might happen,” Tusk said
Saturday.
He said the 27 leaders
would unanimously have
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to say there was “suffi-
cient progress” to allow
the talks to go to the next
phase. That would give
any EU country with a
dispute with Britain, like
Spain over Gibraltar, ma-
jor influence over the
timetable of the talks.
The negotiating guide-
lines also halted British
hopes of having future
trade relations being dis-
cussed concurrently
through the talks.
“Before discussing the
future, we have to sort out
our past. We will handle it
with genuine care – but
firmly,” Tusk said.
Some at the summit
were already considering
how to deal with possible
British negotiating tactics.
“Maybe the British
government will do its
utmost to split the 27 na-
tions. It is a trap we need
to avoid,” said Belgian
Prime Minister Charles
Michel.
Ever since the June 23
referendum last year in
which Britons narrowly
voted to leave the bloc,
the unity of the remaining
27 EU nations “has been
really exemplary,” said
German Chancellor Ange-
la Merkel.
In contrast, citizens in
Britain have been divided
because of the momen-
tous changes looming.
The EU is also intent on
making Britain pay a di-
vorce bill, which some EU
officials have put as high
as 60 billion euros ($65
billion).
French President Fran-
cois Hollande said the
leaders agreed on “a sim-
ple principle,” applicable
to Britain or any other
country that might want to
quit the bloc in the future,
“that they must not be in a
more favorable situation
on the outside than they
were on the inside.”
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NIGHTMARE
graphed and filmed their
abuse of him. In the end,
the 7-year-old’s body was
fed to pigs.
On Wednesday, the
woman whom little Adrian
Jones called “Nana” plans
to sit in a Wyandotte
County courtroom as a
judge sentences her grand-
son’s father to prison for
murder. She’s already gone
to the sentencing of Heath-
er Jones, Adrian’s step-
mother, who pleaded
guilty last year and in
November received life in
prison with no chance of
parole for 25 years.
Michael Jones pleaded
guilty March 31, avoiding a
trial where the grand-
mother had hoped to hear
details about what hap-
pened inside the house
where Adrian lived and
ultimately died of what
authorities believe was
starvation.
Conway wanted to know
not only why her grandson
died but also whether
anyone — an adult relative
who sometimes lived in
the home, a one-time nan-
ny, a neighbor — had
called authorities to report
the abuse. She, as well as
The Star and other media
outlets, have been unable
to see Adrian’s child wel-
fare records; officials have
said any release of docu-
ments could jeopardize
prosecution of the case.
“I wanted to hear what
Mike had to say,” Conway
said. “I wanted to hear
what Heather had to say. I
just wanted them to know
that I was there. And that I
was there for Adrian.
“I wanted to stand and
say, ‘Hey, that was my
grandson, and now hope-
fully I’m going to get some
answers.’ I feel cheated,
again.”
Adrian’s maternal
grandmother said she
wasn’t consulted before
Michael Jones’ plea was
accepted. She thought
prosecutors were pursuing
a “hard 50” sentence, and
not the life sentence with
no chance of parole for 25
years that Conway says
she was told Jones will get.
The Wyandotte County
district attorney’s office
did not address several
questions submitted by
The Star. But in a state-
ment, the office said every-
one involved did “every-
thing possible” to present a
solid case to prosecutors
and that the district at-
torney “has done every-
thing legally possible in
this case to achieve justice
for the victim, the family
and Wyandotte County.”
Yet Conway doesn’t feel
either sentence is enough
for what Adrian endured.
One day earlier this
year, as she prepared her-
self for a trial that now will
never be, she again put the
first DVD into the machine
and pushed play.
An up-close profile of
her grandson, and his
abuse, filled her television
screen.
Conway threw up.
CAUGHT ON
SURVEILLANCE
CAMERAS
Michael and Heather
Jones lived with Adrian
and six girls, ranging from
10 years old to under 2, in
the house they rented in
the 5200 block of North
99th Street.
Watching over them all:
surveillance cameras, 30
or so.
They were pointed to-
ward the living room. Bed-
rooms. Kitchen. Even the
master bathroom, where
the family’s most horrible
secrets would be revealed.
Jennifer Hoevers saw a
few cameras during an
April 2015 visit to the
house that she and her
husband had rented to the
Joneses in the summer of
2014. She didn’t think
much of it at the time.
“As far as we knew, they
were security cameras,”
Hoevers told The Star. “He
was a bail bondsman, and
it’s a dangerous job. And
the world is a crazy place.”
She couldn’t have
known how crazy. Not
until she stumbled upon
some of what those cam-
eras had captured.
“Now it’s just a night-
mare,” she said.
After Michael Jones was
arrested in late November
2015, the Hoevers — a
military family who lived
out of state at the time —
reached out to Heather
Jones. The Hoevers knew a
few details from news
reports but had no idea
then that the place had
become “a house of hor-
rors.”
Former Wyandotte
County Prosecutor Jerome
A. Gorman said at the
time, without elaborating,
that the case was “one of
the worst things” veteran
police investigators had
ever seen.
Authorities had been
called to the home the day
before Thanksgiving for a
domestic disturbance, and
Michael Jones was later
charged with aggravated
battery and aggravated
assault.
While at the home, offi-
cers learned that Adrian
had not been seen in sev-
eral months and might
have been killed. Police
haven’t said how they
received that information.
Investigators soon found
human remains, later iden-
tified as Adrian’s, in a barn
on the property.
After Heather Jones was
charged and jailed, and all
the children were placed in
state custody, Jennifer
Hoevers told her that she
had found photos of
Heather’s children and
some of their belongings.
Adrian Jones and his oldest sibling, half-sister Keiona Doctor, shared a kiss on Christmas
Eve 2012. It was the last time Keiona and grandmother Judy Conway saw Adrian.
At one point, “she asked
me if I would get pictures
of the kids off of Facebook
and send them to her,”
Hoevers said.
Heather Jones gave her
access and passwords to
her social media accounts.
Hoevers surfed around on
Facebook and on the wom-
an’s iCloud looking for
photos to send.
A photo of Adrian also
appeared. One of his pro-
file, with obvious abuse to
his face. Blood and bruises.
As Hoevers found more
photos and videos — in-
cluding images of him
strapped to an inversion
table and marks on his skin
from what appeared to be
a stun gun — the evidence
of abuse only intensified.
“I think I was just in
shock for a while,” Hoev-
ers said. “Of course I
couldn’t stop digging for
them.”
She found private mes-
sages between Heather
Jones and her husband,
photos of Adrian’s injuries
— swollen hands from
being tied up, a bruised
and bloody mouth, rotting
teeth from apparent mal-
nourishment — that ap-
peared to have been taken
by Heather Jones. More
photos showed an emaciat-
ed Adrian standing naked
in a white-tiled shower
stall on what would have
been one of the last days
of his life.
Hoevers called Detective
Brad Lancaster, who was
the case’s lead investigator
until he was killed in early
May 2016 while respon-
ding to a call to assist other
officers, and gave him
what she had found.
Eventually she reached
out to Conway. Hoevers
thought Adrian’s grand-
mother should know what
she knew about how her
grandson had lived and
how he had suffered be-
fore he died.
LAST KISS
The message from
Hoevers came just before
Thanksgiving, shortly after
Conway watched a Wyan-
dotte County judge sen-
tence Heather Jones to life
in prison. Adrian’s ma-
ternal grandmother finally
had been able to speak out
for the little boy she had
last seen in December
2012.
The year before, Adrian
and his sisters were re-
moved from the care of
their mother, Conway’s
daughter. No abuse was
alleged.
“She loved her kids, and
she would never hurt
them,” Conway said.
On that 2012 day, Con-
way and her teenage
granddaughter, Keiona
Doctor — Adrian’s half-
sister and his oldest sibling
— got an unexpected call
from Michael Jones. They
could see Adrian and his
two sisters for a few hours.
It was Christmas Eve.
Though Conway had
wanted to take all the
children home with her in
2011, she says a state
worker contacted Jones.
And he wanted custody of
his three kids.
After rushing to a Toys R
Us that December day and
wrapping gifts in the car,
Conway and Keiona met
up with Adrian and his two
sisters at Jones’ bail-bond
business in Topeka.
“They all looked
healthy,” Conway recalled.
“I saw no signs of any-
thing.”
Keiona said her brother
appeared to be a typical,
rambunctious 4 1⁄2-year-old
eager for attention from
her and his Nana. She still
has a photo on her cell-
phone from that day, of
her brother kissing her —
the same photo that hangs
on Conway’s refrigerator.
“My heart still kind of
drops when I see it,” Keio-
na said.
At that Christmas visit,
Jones gave Keiona $100,
hugged her and thanked
her for always caring for
his children and keeping
them safe.
“From what I saw,”
Conway said, “I never
thought Mike would hurt
the kids.”
After that day, when
Adrian opened a Nerf
football, prehistoric toy
animals and other pre-
sents, Conway and Keiona
never saw him again. The
JILL TOYOSHIBA jtoyoshiba@kcstar.com
two tried to call Jones
several times and texted
him about seeing the kids.
When Conway didn’t get a
reply, she kept trying,
sending text birthday mes-
sages to the kids through
Jones and texting Heather
Jones.
Anything to see the
grandchildren. Anything
for Keiona to see her sib-
lings.
“We had absolutely no
idea where they were,”
Keiona told The Star. “We
were constantly being told
they were no longer in
Kansas.”
At one point, Heather
Jones said the family
would never move back to
the state.
In 2014, Conway got
another call out of the blue
from Michael Jones. He
told her they were going to
have to put Adrian in a
psychiatric hospital.
“I said, ‘Please, tell me
what’s going on,’ ” Con-
way recalled.
“He’s just got prob-
lems,” Jones told her.
When she pressed for
more information, Conway
said, Jones told her that
Adrian had “turned into a
pedophile and has sexual
predator tendencies.” Her
grandson would have been
just 6 or 7 at the time.
She thought of Adrian,
the one who was “100
percent little boy,” who
loved Easter egg hunts and
playing football. Her
grandson told her once
that he was going to play
the game when he grew up
and wanted to know if
she’d come see him. When
he smiled his wide smile,
people would melt.
Conway wanted to visit
him in the hospital, but
Jones told her family mem-
bers wouldn’t be allowed.
And then he hung up.
Now she knows — by
looking at time stamps of
photos and talking with
Hoevers — that several
months after that call, her
grandson was living
through a hell she could
never imagine. Not until
she saw the photos that
Hoevers had found.
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TREATED LIKE
AN ANIMAL
In one image, Adrian is
in handcuffs. In another,
he stands with his hands
above his head in a punish-
ment position.
In many of the images,
Adrian was in the shower
stall.
“He looked like the
worst child you can ima-
gine from a Third World
country,” Conway said
during a recent interview.
She began to describe
images from the DVDs.
How he was kept outside
some nights, forced to stay
in an in-ground pool that
hadn’t been cleaned and
contained a few inches of
stagnant water.
“In one of these videos,
he found a little container
(outside) and opens it up
and smells it and then puts
that one down,” Conway
said. “He finds another
and picks it up. You can
see him put his finger in
there and eating what was
on there.”
Conway heard that
Heather Jones had shown
one of those videos to one
of Adrian’s sisters, saying,
“See, that’s what kind of
animal your brother is.”
In one picture, there’s a
plate of food in front of
Adrian, taunting him. His
hands are down at his side,
possibly restrained. Deep
in his mouth was a bar of
soap.
“They would put that
bar so far in his mouth and
set food down there,”
Conway said, shaking her
head. “And he was so
hungry. But it was a way
they could walk away and
know that he couldn’t eat
because that bar was so far
up in there.”
Included on the DVDs is
a picture of pigs, at least
four of them, that Hoevers
said Heather Jones told her
were purchased for the
sole purpose of disposing
of Adrian’s body. All au-
thorities found were scat-
tered remains.
“I’ve gone from being
super, super hurt, which I
am every day, to really just
this rage that I never
thought I had in me,”
Conway said.
From what she’s seen,
Michael and Heather Jones
treated her grandson like
an animal. From what she
has seen, they never called
him by his name, she said.
On the top of screen
grabs from the surveillance
cameras, which show an
abused and dying Adrian,
are just two words:
the boy
‘WHAT TOOK YOU
SO LONG?’
More than once, Con-
way has awakened at
night, shaken and unable
to go back to sleep.
There in a dream was
Adrian. Heather and Mike,
too.
Adrian’s Nana could tell
her grandson was hurting.
She reached out and
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ADRIAN JONES
scooped him up in a blan-
ket, holding him against
her chest as he wrapped
his legs and arms around
her body.
“I’m so glad you’re here,
Nana,” Adrian tells her.
“What took you so long?”
In her dreams, she holds
him tighter, his head bur-
ied against her. In her
other hand, she grips a gun
and stares at Adrian’s
father and stepmother
kneeling in front of her.
When she wakes from
dreams like these, Con-
way’s heart beats so fast
she can feel it in her ears.
She can see her grandson’s
face. Almost feel little
Adrian.
“I go to bed thinking
about him,” Conway said.
“And wake up thinking
about him. … I hoped to
have more answers.”
All the information she
has gathered — a few court
records, a judge’s memo
sealing her grandson’s
case, copies of pictures and
posts from Heather Jones’
Facebook page — fill a
Manila folder. She has
another full one at work.
After Adrian’s father is
sentenced Wednesday, she
hopes to fill more folders
with child welfare records
from both Kansas and
Missouri. She prays they’ll
tell her if anyone tried to
help her grandson. Did
anyone call? If so, were the
hotline calls investigated?
Prosecutors have said
the family had a history
with child welfare agencies
in Kansas and other states.
But they haven’t elaborat-
ed.
Did the system fail
Adrian?
“I don’t believe there is
any word in the dictionary
to describe what he went
through and the abuse he
suffered,” Conway said. “I
know there are evil people
in the world, but I just
don’t understand how
anyone can do that to a
child.”
At some point, she may
want to visit Heather and
Michael Jones.
“Just to find out why,”
Conway said. “Why did
they have to do this? They
had my number. All they
had to do is pick up the
phone and call me. I would
have taken him. I would
have taken all of them.”
She’s in therapy to work
through post-traumatic
stress disorder, which
started after Adrian’s
death and intensified after
she saw the images of his
abuse. She has turned to
fitness, biking twice a
week on gravel roads and
hills and routinely doing
yoga and gym workouts to
keep her mind focused.
Conway also spends
time with her grand-
daughters. Keiona, the one
who helped raise Adrian
when he was a baby and
who moved in with Con-
way when he and two
sisters went to live with
Jones, is now a thriving
college student who wants
to study psychology. She
red-shirted track this sea-
son, her mind still flooded
with images and thoughts
of the brother she lost.
Keiona draws strength
from her grandmother,
whom she calls “our back-
bone.”
“She knows that my
heart literally drops when I
hear new information
about Adrian,” Keiona
said. “She’s always wanted
the best for me and my
siblings.”
The two girls who lived
with their brother and at
times saw how he was
treated are in therapy and
getting to know their bi-
ological mother again.
Conway’s daughter is
working with the state to
regain custody of the two
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Heather Michael
Jones Jones
sisters.
As for Conway, she
knows that even though
she’s sobbed many times
in the last 1 1⁄2 years, she’s
not done crying. May nev-
er be.
Just last week as
Adrian’s Nana drove home
from her lawyer’s office in
Lawrence, she broke
down. Not because of a
memory or an image from
one of the DVDs. No, she
looked out and saw
streams of sun illuminating
the blue sky.
It’s times like these, she
thought, that Adrian would
have loved to play outside.
She couldn’t keep the
tears in.
She’s still fighting for
Adrian. Working to im-
prove the system for kids
like him who somehow slip
through cracks.
In a way, watching those
DVDs helped her. She
knows that now.
“For some reason, and I
don’t understand it myself,
but I wanted to take on all
the pain that he felt,” Con-
way said. “I wanted to be a
part of that. I want him to
know that even though I
wasn’t there, I loved him
and he didn’t leave this
world feeling unloved,
which is what they wanted
him to feel like.
“He was loved, and
nobody can take that away
from him.”
Laura Bauer:
816-234-4944, @kclaurab
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THE VIEW FROM
MISSOURI
U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt,
Missouri Republican
President Trump has
wasted no time in deliver-
ing on two key promises
he made to the American
people. First, he’s taken
swift action to rein in
excessive regulations that
would have driven up
costs on Missouri families,
farmers, ranchers, small
business owners and ener-
gy producers. Second, he
nominated and the Senate
confirmed an exceptional-
ly qualified Supreme
Court justice, Neil Gor-
such.
Sen. Claire McCaskill,
Missouri Democrat
President Trump won
my state promising Mis-
sourians he would lift up
ordinary, working people
who’ve felt left behind in
recent years. And while I
disagree with Trump on
many issues, after his
election, I
pledged to
the folks in
my state
that I would
work with
him where I
could to lift
up Mis-
McCaskill souri’s
working
families. Unfortunately, in
these first 100 days of his
presidency, the policies
coming out of the White
House and Republican
leadership in Congress
have fallen short of the
president’s promises.
U.S. Rep. Emanuel
Cleaver, Missouri Dem-
ocrat
In President Trump’s
first 100 days, my
thoughts have ranged
from disbelief, to worry, to
disbelief and back to wor-
ry.
The majority of the
president’s poorly planned
and terribly implemented
executive orders, especial-
ly on immigration, have
caused distress, so much
so that nearly 1,000 indi-
viduals participated in my
town hall on immigration.
John Hancock, former
chairman of the Mis-
souri Republican Party
In many ways, Donald
Trump has been a pleas-
ant surprise. He is making
great progress on illegal
immigration, regulatory
reform, and his selection
of Neil Gorsuch was a
home run. His willingness
to utilize America’s mil-
itary strength in an un-
stable world is particularly
gratifying — and to many,
somewhat unexpected.
Jason Kander, presi-
dent of Let America
Vote, a Democrat and
former Missouri secre-
tary of state
President Trump’s first
100 days have made
America less safe. He has
no foreign policy or mil-
itary strategy and is mak-
ing it up as he goes along.
Trump’s national securi-
ty decisions are shaped by
whoever spoke to him last.
Mark Anthony Jones,
Jackson County GOP
chairman
I am generally pleased
with the progress of the
Trump administration.
American steel production
starting again. Illegal im-
migration crossing at the
border down by over 70
percent. Supreme Court
Justice Neil Gorsuch con-
firmed. He has completed
more in 100 days than
Obama did in eight years.
“A Paper for the People”
William Rockhill Nelson,
founder, 1880
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less than his supporters
hoped — and a lot less
than he claims. The only
thing the president has
made great again is late
night comedy.
Gwendolyn Grant,
president and CEO of
the Urban League of
Greater Kansas City
Three words define
Trump’s first 100 days in
office: 1) Baffling. 2) Bi-
zarre. 3) Backward. How
do I feel about all of this?
Bewildered.
DOUG MILLS NYT
Jeanette Prenger,
The Star invited a variety of lawmakers, public figures and readers to share their views on the first 100 days of
president of ECCO Se-
President Donald Trump’s administration.
lect Corp., the Latino
Coalition, the Greater
‘Phenomenal’ or Kansas City Chamber of
Commerce and Junior
Achievement USA
After President Barack
‘disastrous’? Assessing
Obama’s first few months
in office, he said while the
first 100 days are impor-
tant, it’s the first 1,000
Trump at 100 days
that make the difference.
The same should apply
now. I don’t like Trump’s
communication, and he’ll
make mistakes. But we
should focus on policies
I
t seems like only yesterday we were arguing about their views on Trump. Many people expressed dis- that strengthen our com-
the size of President Donald Trump’s inaugural appointment with the president — or frustration. Some munities. His success is
crowd and the merits of the travel ban. Now, after Trump supporters like what he has done so far; others our success.
a fight over health care, a foreign crisis or two, a think he needs more time.
new Supreme Court justice, assorted controversies, But there still seems to be at least some goodwill Pat Dujakovich, presi-
tweets, a steady stream of executive orders, a new tax among voters of all political persuasions. Even those dent of the Greater Kan-
plan, more tweets and quite a few golf trips to Florida, angriest at Trump aren’t actively rooting for the presi- sas AFL-CIO
it’s time for a progress report. dent to fail. Regardless of whether
We asked more than 100 people to tell us in 100 We’re with them. There’s far too much at stake. you agree or disagree with
words what they think of President Trump’s first 100 One hundred days may be an arbitrary standard, President Trump’s vision
days in office. You’ll find many of their responses and judgments will evolve. But it’s a good time to of our future and his ideas
below, some edited and condensed. pause and consider where we’ve been, and where on how we will make
You will recognize some of the names; others may we’re going. America great again, a lot
be people you’ve never met. All say they’ve watched Find more responses online at can be learned from his
the new administration closely. kansascity.com/opinion first 100 days in office
A number of Republicans declined to go public with and all the promises he
made. Hillary Clinton is
not in jail, he has not built
a wall that Mexico is not
paying for, or even the
those goals and is focused Kansas City later downsized fence he
Danette Proctor, 2016 on creating better, higher- The first 100 days of the Quinton Lucas, Kan- cited that Mexico still isn’t
GOP convention dele- paying jobs. Trump administration sas City councilman paying for. He didn’t re-
gate and Greene County have provided 100 re- Most surprising about peal Obamacare or de-
GOP chairwoman U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder, minders that cities cannot President Trump’s first clare China a currency
President Trump has a Kansas Republican wait for, rely on or look to 100 days is manipulator.
accomplished more to President Trump has Washington, D.C., for that nothing
date than any other presi- been a disruptive force leadership on issues crit- has been The Rev. Vernon P.
dent we can remember. It with regard to how things ical to our future. As a surprising Howard Jr., president of
is refreshing. His largest have worked in our gov- community, Kansas City at all. Once the Southern Christian
accomplishment is the ernment for a long time, knows what we need. called “the Leadership Conference
swearing in of Supreme which is a big reason why Politics may be good thea- chaos can- of Greater Kansas City
Court Justice Neil Gor- millions of Americans ter in Washington, but didate,” Tyrannical: Budget
such. He is a big job cre- voted for him. Those peo- here at home we expect Lucas Trump has proposals that cut pro-
ator. Trump has been ple feel like their voice is results. lived up to grams such as Meals on
thrown many roadblocks, finally being heard in D.C. the charac- Wheels reflect a lack of
but he continues to move Others are frustrated with Mayor Mark Holland, terization. Unfortunately, mercy.
forward on campaign such a stark change and a Unified Government of we should not be surprised Racism: The optics of
promises. sometimes divisive ap- Wyandotte County that the campaigner who Trump taking pictures
proach that doesn’t repre- President Trump’s first spoke with few facts and with heads of historically
THE VIEW FROM sent their views. When 100 days have delivered upheaval around his cam- black colleges and uni-
KANSAS President Trump focuses many real and prospective paign now governs the versities and yet appoint-
Kansas Gov. Sam on growing our economy, threats to cities across the same way. ing a secretary of educa-
Brownback, a Repub- protecting our national U.S. His draconian im- tion who will weaken and
lican security and reforming migration policies, his Shawn Kieffer, direc- destroy the public schools.
President Trump has government, he should proposal to eliminate tor of the Kansas City Unconstitutional: Ban-
done a tremendous job have broad support. Community Development Election Board ning travel of persons to
keeping his promises to Block Grants and his ef- I would describe Presi- the U.S. based upon na-
the American people: He’s Paul Davis, former forts to repeal the Affor- dent Trump’s first 100 tionality or national origin
staunchly defended Amer- Democratic candidate dable Care Act bring se- days in office as ambi- goes against the fabric of
ican interests with deci- for Kansas governor rious and potentially dev- tious, but bumpy. With our core values.
sive military President Trump has astating consequences to high energy, he hit the Militarism: “I will bomb
action, had a rough first few thousands of Kansas City, ground running trying to the s— out of them.”
defended months both at home and Kan., residents and many fulfill the promises he Propaganda: After the
the unborn abroad. He’s made nu- millions more. made in the campaign, first meeting with China’s
by vacating merous missteps, failed to one of which was his ap- ruler, it was clear that
Obama-era change business in Wash- Carson Ross, mayor of pointment of a conserva- Trump got ruled.
regulatory ington and ignored the Blue Springs tive, strict constitutionalist
protections needs of working families. Being the leader of a Supreme Court justice. Mahnaz Shabbir, a
Brownback for Planned city, county, state or espe- Other promises may have local interfaith activist
Parenthood Greg Orman, former cially the country is not an been too ambitious for a Failure. His only ac-
and ap- U.S. Senate candidate, easy job. You don’t turn new president to accom- complishment is making
pointed Justice Neil Gor- Kansas independent the Queen Mary on a dime plish. The president must America a laughingstock
such to the Supreme Court President Trump was nor the country in 100 realize that government in the eyes of the world.
to defend and uphold the elected by Americans who days. The operates much differently No bill has been passed by
Constitution. wanted him to bring real president is than the business world. Congress — no tax reform,
change to a system of running no health bill. His illegal
Sen. Jerry Moran, government that they into opposi- CIVIC LEADERS AND Muslim ban has been
Kansas Republican believed was fundamen- tion from ACTIVISTS blocked by the courts. His
Congress has a tally corrupt and repre- every con- Crosby Kemper, exec- irrational and uneducated
responsibility to fulfill the sented only the wealthy ceivable utive director of the behavior has caused havoc
promises we’ve made to and powerful at the ex- angle from Kansas City Public Li- in America and in the
the American people: pense of the American Ross within his brary world.
Making health care acces- people. After 100 days in party and President
sible and affordable, sim- Washington, however, especially Trump has Faizan Syed, exec-
plifying our tax code, corruption, partisanship the left and media, let done less utive director of the
strengthening our national and the pursuit of self- alone other country lead- harm than Council on American-
security, caring for our interest are clearly win- ers namely Iran, North his detrac- Islamic Relations in
veterans and supporting ning. Korea and Russia. Give tors have Missouri
agriculture producers. I’m him a chance because like predicted In less than 100 days,
encouraged to see that the LOCAL OFFICIALS it or not, we’re in this and ac- our current president has
administration shares Mayor Sly James, together. complished worked tirelessly to under-
Kemper
Tony Berg Mike Fannin Michelle Jolles Colleen McCain Nelson
President and Publisher Editor and Vice President Vice President, Advertising Editorial Page Editor, Vice President
EDITORIAL BOARD
Tony Berg, Colleen McCain Nelson, Derek
Bryan Harbison Randy Waters Phil Schroder Donovan, Dave Helling, Melinda
Vice President and CFO Vice President, Production Vice President, Audience Development Henneberger, Steve Kraske, Mary Sanchez
 SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
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mine the United States
Constitution, erode public
trust in government, em-
power hateful, Islamo-
phobic and xenophobic
groups, turn Americans
against one another and
fail to pass any substantive
policy.
THE VIEW FROM
ELSEWHERE
Former Republican
Sen. Jim DeMint, direc-
tor of the Heritage
Foundation
Donald Trump’s most
significant achievement
can be summed up in five
words: Supreme Court
Justice Neil Gorsuch. He’s
followed through on other
campaign promises, too,
using executive orders to
rein in excessive regula-
tion, assure affordable,
reliable energy and en-
force immigration law.
Ari Fleischer, former
White House press sec-
retary for President
George W. Bush
It’s too soon to say, and
he deserves time to let it
play out.
So far, he
has done
well in four
areas and
poorly in
two.
On the
Fleischer plus side,
he has: 1)
overseen a favorable turn
in the economy. 2) Amer-
ica is again leading in
international relations. 3)
Illegal border crossings
are down sharply. 4) Neil
Gorsuch is on the Su-
preme Court.
On the negative side is
the legislative agenda,
particularly the failure to
repeal and replace Oba-
macare. Also, Trump has
too often hurt his own
cause with his focus on
crowd sizes at his inaugu-
ral and whether his prede-
cessor “wiretapped”
Trump Tower.
Janet Murguía, presi-
dent and CEO of Na-
tional Council of La
Raza
In the daily flip-flopping
we’ve seen in the first 100
days of the Trump admin-
istration, the only consis-
tency has been the never-
ending assault on Latinos.
Trump has appointed
white nationalist darlings
to high-ranking positions.
He’s demonized Latinos
as criminal boogeymen by
using fake crime statistics.
He’s put every undocu-
mented immigrant at risk
of deportation.
THE VOICES OF
EXPERIENCE
Former Missouri Gov.
Jay Nixon, a Democrat
Great leaders must work
every day to bring people
together. So far, the presi-
dent has simply not done
that. He must listen to the
voices of all Americans to
chart a path forward.
Kathleen Sebelius,
former U.S. secretary of
health and human serv-
ices and former Demo-
cratic Kansas governor
For the first time in
American history we have
a president
with no
military or
government
experience,
and it
shows. He
also has no
Sebelius public com-
pany experi-
ence: no outside board, no
shareholders, no financial
accountability or transpar-
ency. Results are the rich-
est, most conflicted, least
transparent White House
and Cabinet in history.
Former Sen. Jack
Danforth, a Missouri
Republican
President Trump is
unconventional, with no
experience in the political
process, so the first 100
days have been a time of
adjustment. He would
have benefited from more
engagement from mem-
bers of Congress who are
seasoned in politics. He
has put together a very
strong foreign policy and
national security team,
and he has been far more
resolute in foreign policy
matters than was his im-
mediate predecessor.
Former Kansas Gov.
John Carlin, a Democrat
Who you choose to be
on your team says a lot
about the type of leader
you want to be. President
Trump’s tendency to sur-
round himself with mem-
bers of his family and rich
white men with no gov-
ernment experience has
created questions about
exactly who he hopes to
serve. His Twitter ap-
proach to government has
left us with no sign that he
wants to be president for
all Americans.
Dan Glickman, form-
er U.S. secretary of agri-
culture and Democratic
congressman
The most concerning
thing about the Trump
presidency so far is its
unpredictability, which is
disconcerting to our allies
around the world and to
the domestic economy.
One is never sure what he
believes in or stands for. I
hope he learns from some
of the good advisers he
has chosen (e.g. Generals
Mattis and McMaster) as
well as from responsible
members of Congress
from both parties.
Jean Carnahan, form-
er Democratic senator
from Missouri
In his first 100 days,
President Trump has
failed to rise to the serious
challenge of governing.
Nor has he set a standard
worthy of our democracy.
Quite the opposite. These
early days show a troubled
presidency. Key positions
are left unfilled or poorly
filled; our allies are dis-
turbed by rash words and
unreliable policies; and
the country and Congress
are more divided than
ever.
Kay Barnes, former
Kansas City mayor
I continue to be dis-
tressed by the actions of
the Trump administration
as it at-
tempts to
dismantle
so much of
the legisla-
tive pro-
gress that’s
been made
Barnes over the last
two dec-
ades. Whether environ-
mental issues, health re-
form, racial and ethnic
equality or many other
national concerns, it
seems that there is a clear
intent to forgo American
values and responsib-
ilities.
Carol Sader, former
Democratic candidate
for Kansas lieutenant
governor
President Trump’s start
in office has engendered
unparalleled concerns
nationally and worldwide,
caused by his inability to
understand and perform
essential presidential
functions effectively: his
refusal to resolve personal
conflicts of interest, re-
peated lies promising
thoughtless and undeliver-
able programs and pol-
icies, investigations of
collusion with Russia and
frightening saber-rattling
that could invoke nuclear
warfare.
Greg Musil, former
Republican candidate
for Congress
President Trump’s out-
sider team is learning that
trying to lead a govern-
ment like a business con-
fuses how representative
government works. His
leadership team needs to
recognize that fact.
Though the president is
the CEO, he didn’t hand-
pick his board of directors,
nor is there some single
entity or opponent on
whom he can apply his
“art of the deal.”
POLITICAL ADVISERS,
OBSERVERS AND
ACADEMICS
Jennifer Palmieri,
communications direc-
tor for Hillary Clinton’s
presidential campaign
The intriguing, unexam-
ined question for progres-
sives is: Is there a way we
can use the Trump presi-
dency to bridge the ide-
ological divide in Amer-
ica? Trump has flip-
flopped on a number of
fronts — China currency
manipulation, U.S. rela-
tionship with NATO, and
famously admitted that
health care was more
complicated than he real-
ized. Progressives largely
derided him for those
moves. The smarter play
would be to use his con-
version and newfound
appreciation as a way to
start a conversation with
his supporters.
Jeff Roe, campaign
manager for Sen. Ted
Cruz for President
The first 100 days have
been irrelevant since FDR
coined it. Trump will re-
peal Obamacare, build a
wall, cut taxes, make bet-
ter trade deals and protect
us both at home and
abroad. He has started the
work on all those priorities
since his swearing-in.
Now the measurement
is what trend the president
will set, and he has done
that by repealing thou-
sands of pages of reg-
ulations and setting a
positive agenda for Con-
gress to follow.
Allan Katz, founder of
American Public Square
and former U.S. ambas-
sador to Portugal
The first 100 days of
this administration
must’ve pleased business
elites who have long com-
plained of government
over-regulation in finan-
cial services and envi-
ronmental safety, as
Trump’s executive orders
have begun to unravel
regulatory structures put
in place by the previous
three presidents.
Our new president has
failed to break ground on
his wall, implement tax
reform, abolish Obama-
care or halt Muslim im-
migration, though not for
lack of trying. Turns out,
even with a Republican
Congress, it’s difficult to
accomplish things if you
have no real notion of
policy or direction.
William B. Lacy,
former GOP strategist,
director of Dole Insti-
tute of Politics
The president’s first
100 days have been
mixed. His selection of
Justice Neil Gorsuch was
outstanding. The more
pro-business environment
will spur growth.
The Syrian strike in-
dicates a new U.S. resolve
in foreign policy. But the
attempt to replace the
Affordable Care Act was a
disaster As someone who
believes in civil discourse,
the president’s language
and tone continue to both-
er me.
Burdett Loomis, Uni-
versity of Kansas politi-
cal science professor
One hundred days in,
President Donald Trump
remains a bundle of con-
tradictions, wrapped
around a narcissistic core.
He’s forceful (Tomahawk
missiles), but cautious
(backtracking on a dozen
promises). He’s a congen-
ital liar whom his support-
ers see as a consummate
truth-teller. He’s a me-
diocre capitalist playing at
being president.
Dave Trabert, presi-
dent of the Kansas Pol-
icy Institute, a nonprofit
organization focused on
limited government
It’s been about as ex-
pected. He made some
very good Cabinet and
Supreme Court selections
and gets good marks over-
all there. Some good
things include reducing
regulatory burdens that
stifle economic growth,
and movement toward tax
relief and spending con-
trols (but not enough of
either so far). For all of his
shortfalls, it beats the
pants off the alternative.
Patrick Tuohey, West-
ern Missouri field man-
ager for the Show-Me
Institute, a free-market
think tank
Trump’s first 100 days,
like the first 100 days of
every administration, have
shown the limits of exec-
utive power and demon-
strated the struggle every
candidate has in turning
campaign rhetoric into
government policy. The
lesson for all of us ought
to be that those limits on
the presidents who we like
are there to protect us
from ones we don’t.
Leonard Pitts Jr., syn-
dicated columnist with
The Miami Herald
One hundred days later,
what is left to say?
We are
talking
incompe-
tence, arro-
gance and
mendacity
on a scale
that beggars
Pitts one’s pow-
ers of sum-
mation.
So 100 days later, with a
million yet to go, there are
only these words, for
whatever microscopic
satisfaction they bring:
We told you so.
Caitlin Hendel, pub-
lisher of the National
Catholic Reporter
More than any judicial
nomination, executive
order or tweet, it was the
Olathe shooting that
caught my attention.
That event brought to
life an apprehension that
had settled in my soul last
year as I watched Trump’s
campaign validate the fear
and hatred many Amer-
icans feel about people of
different skin tones, na-
tionalities and religions.
It took fewer than 100
days for a guy with a gun
and a grudge to act.
VIEWS FROM THE
COMMUNITY
Anne Embry, Kansas
City
The first 100 days of
Trump: Compelling but
indefensible.
Cheryl Barnes, Kan-
sas City
He ig-
nores the
law and
basic ethics.
His tax
policies and
health care
proposals
will harm Barnes
us. He and
his Cabinet are the
Grinches that stole Amer-
ica.
Pauline Testerman,
Independence
I think his TV celebrity
and the American ad-
miration of wealth are
partly why Trump was
elected. I think there is
outrage and anger build-
ing. That’s why Stephen
Colbert’s ratings are going
up.
Peg Maher, Kansas
City
Inconsistency and sab-
er-rattling have been the
order of the day. Dereg-
ulation will make our
citizens less safe. I’m
scared.
Larry Morris, Kansas
City
The president’s first
100 days are like being in
a car with a bad driver
who’s driving way too fast.
Even buckling your seat
belt doesn’t help because
he’s destroying all protec-
tions. Environmental,
consumer and financial
regulations are blowing in
the wind. All while telling
us he’s the best driver the
world has ever seen. 100
days at 100 miles per
hour. Please pull over and
let me out.
Doris Parker, via
Facebook
The executive orders he
has undone were badly
needed. He did get a per-
son on the Supreme Court.
Border crossings have
decreased 50 percent or
more, and he will get tax
reform in spite of the
Democrats.
Richard Lumpkin,
Prairie Village
This has been one of the
more interesting presi-
dencies that I have seen in
over eight decades — not
the greatest, best, func-
tional or anything that
would denote worthiness,
just different. The worst
parts are the complete
disrespect for the office of
the president that Trump
displays and the lying. It is
such that now, nothing
that is said from the White
House can or should be
believed. Now on the
positive side. Oh — I seem
to have run out of my
allotted words.
Jim Van Dyke, Kansas
City
The first 100 days is too
early to decide on any-
thing. I like some of the
initiatives he’s tried, but
he’s had some backfires
also on some of the other
ones. I think it’s too early
to tell. I’m at least hopeful
that some of the things
that need to be done will
get done.
Conni Woolard, Lea-
wood
The first 100 days have
been good for some, com-
ical for others and terrify-
ing for many. What could
have been done: Support
and improve the Affor-
dable Care Act and push
Medicaid expansion in all
states. Address critical
infrastructure needs. Cre-
ate educational opportuni-
ties to train for jobs to
meet employer needs.
Improve immigration
policies. Bring the country
together. And forget the
wall.
Bob Hendricks, Lee’s
Summit
There is nothing mag-
ical about the first 100
days. However, any hon-
est evaluation would have
to conclude that it is
amazing what has been
accomplished in the be-
ginning of the presidency
of Donald Trump. New
Supreme Court justice,
elimination of hundreds of
stifling regulations, put
the world on notice we are
going after terrorists. And
this is just the beginning.
Carolyn Sue Lee, In-
dependence
In Trump’s “Contract
With the American Voter”
there were 18 things he
was going to get done on
Day 1. Of those 18, he
accomplished one: Su-
preme Court Justice Neil
Gorsuch. The rest of
Trump’s promises have
yet to be fulfilled. I cannot
believe how Trump runs
around the country hold-
ing rallies, tweeting and
lying. He’s a nightmare.
David Bass, Inde-
pendence
He’s trying to do what
he set forth in his agenda
in the campaign, but he’s
having a little bit more
opposition than what he
expected. Even though
they have the majority in
the Senate. Yes I am (hap-
py with what he’s done)
Opinion 15A
but I thought he might get
a little faster of a jump-
start, in regards to repeal-
ing Obamacare.
Ora Reyes, Kansas
City
I’m still trying to figure
out how good of a job he’s
doing, what he’s learning
while he’s there. I’m look-
ing to see if he has a heart,
really, to take care of the
people.
James Kilen, Kansas
City
Candidate Donald
Trump said Obamacare’s
repeal and replace would
be a Day 1 request. Re-
quest denied by Repub-
licans. President Donald
Trump’s only major 100-
day accomplishment, a
Supreme Court appoint-
ment, was accomplished
lacking a single Democrat-
ic vote. Our founders
wanted making laws and
governing to be difficult.
Separate and equal
branches of government.
Two independent houses
of Congress. Brilliant.
D.A. Moore, Blue
Springs
From what I’ve ob-
served of President
Trump’s first 100 days in
office, I am astonished by
his performance.
What he has accom-
plished is phenomenal
when considering his
many obstructionist de-
tractors in the “very fake
news media;” over-the-top
drama queen liberal snow-
flakes; morally defunct,
hysterical hell-bent Holly-
woodites; back-stabbing
RINOs (Republicans in
name only); dictator-
Obama holdovers;
Conclusion: Constitu-
tionalism, securing our
borders, moving toward
moral restoration and
making America great
again.
Mary Anne White,
Bonner Springs
If we are going to talk
about positive accomplish-
ments, 100 words will be
ample. President Trump’s
most obvious accomplish-
ment, if one can call it
that, is to instill fear in
every area of our society. I
fear war; I fear environ-
mental collapse. We fear
refugees and they fear us.
Jim Hayes, Kansas
City
I’m with him all the
way. Make America great.
That’s it. I
think he has
been very
successful
because
he’s got
everybody
thinking.
Hayes Even
though
there’s so much opposi-
tion, something’s going to
happen. He’s a business-
man. That’s what’s impor-
tant.
Jeanine Wilson, Ray-
more
An unmitigated disaster.
Trump has set an alarming
pattern of racism, sexism,
favoritism and illegal
nepotism. He failed to
deliver on campaign
promises he made for Day
1. He hides behind his
Twitter account, where he
caters to his followers,
tweets vindictive com-
ments, makes unfounded
allegations, spreads fake
news and whines about
election fraud.
Ray Nixon, Raymore
What we hope Donald
Trump has learned in the
first 100 days is that there
are checks and balances in
U.S. government and that
simplistic answers are
insufficient for world
problems. What the Amer-
ican people have learned
in these 100 days is that
campaign promises are
made to get votes and not
to become policy.
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plan to deploy a U.S. missile defense system. DEATHS
Amos, Glen Michael
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REMEMBRANCES
Linda Stillman, 22 grandchildren
and 15 great grandchildren. Visit
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DENSEL BALL II
Densel Ball, 58, of Lenexa, KS,
passed away April 27, 2017.
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HAROLD D. BOWLES
Harold D. Bowles, 92, formerly
of Kansas City, MO, passed away
January 5, 2017. Gathering at 1
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JAMES E. DOUGLAS
James E. Douglas, 89, Kansas
City, KS, passed April 20, 2017.
Visitation 10-11 a.m. service at 11
a.m. Wed., May 3, at Charter Fu-
nerals, 10250 Shawnee Mission
Pkwy. Burial at Sunset Memory
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ROBERT E. “BOB” DRAZICK
Robert E. “Bob” Drazick, 60, of
Branson, MO, passed away Mon-
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N. Korea’s test
Ball, Densel II rial service at 2 p.m. Burial was
Barker, Lillian M. held privately at Longview
Benich, Maxine Yvonnette Cemetery where he was placed

of mid-range
Blauw, Noel Frances next to his wife Dorothy.
“Skippy” Harold was born in Pine Grove
Furnace, OH, in Scioto County,
Bowles, Harold D. May 23, 1924. Harold served in
Cicutto, John A.

missile is failure
the Navy from 1941 to 1962,
Coffey, Michael D. achieving the rank of Aviation
Collins, Lois I. LILLIAN M. BARKER Machinist Mate Chief Petty Offi-
Courtright, Elwood Lee Lillian M. Barker, 97, passed cer through World War II, Korea,
Curtis, Elmer W. away peacefully at home April and Vietnam.
24, 2017. Born March 27, 1920, Harold was preceded in death
Douglas, James E. to Archibald and Laura Menzies by his wife of 27 years Dorothy, EUGENE CHARLES DREYER
but a U.S. official, speak- Drazick, Robert E. “Bob” of Fenelon Falls, Ontario, Can- all nine of his brothers and sis- II
BY FOSTER KLUG ing on condition of ano-
AND KIM TONG-HYUNG
Dreyer, Eugene Charles II ada, Lil’s long life held many ters, and his parents, Emma and Eugene Charles Dreyer II, 81, of
nymity to discuss sensitive Egle, John Robert professional accomplishments Oscar. He is survived by his Prairie Village, KS, passed away
Associated Press daughter, Donna Bowles; as well April 23, 2017, at his home.
matters, said it was likely Elder, Brenda G. and a legacy of many true
friends. as many nieces and nephews. Born Dec. 16, 1935, in St. Louis,
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA a medium-range KN-17 Erickson, Larry D. In lieu of flowers, memorial MO, to Stanley and Louise
Graduating from high school at
A North Korean mid- ballistic missile. It broke Exline, Fred 15, she went on to business contributions may be made to Dreyer, Gene moved to Kansas
range ballistic missile up a few minutes after the Fletcher, Rebecca Ruth school in Toronto and worked the Humane Society. City in 1941. Over the course of
apparently failed shortly launch. Fortney, Ronald Seth for Canadian Gen. Electric. Dur- Fond memories and condo- his youth and education - start-
Garrard, Susan Carol ing WWII, she met and married lences may be left at ing at Bryant Elementary School,
after launch Saturday, Japan’s Chief Cabinet summers at Camp Nebagamon
Gosney-Grimm, Nora K. Giles Barker (then in the RCAF), www.floralhillsfuneralhome.com
South Korea and the Unit- Secretary Yoshihide Suga, moved to Love Field in Dallas, Arr.: Newcomer’s Floral Hills, and onto Pembroke Country Day
ed States said, the third speaking after a meeting Gowens, Jimmy Wayne 7000 Blue Ridge Blvd., KCMO and the University of Illinois -
TX, and afterward to Valley
test-fire flop just this of Japan’s National Securi- Grantham, Faye A. Falls, KS. In 1961 they divorced. 64133 (816) 353-1218. Gene made life-long friendships
month but a clear message ty Council, said the mis- Greer, Lucille Lil began work in Topeka for Se- that he would grow to treasure.
Hatcher, Lena P. curity Benefit Life, later as an At 16 years of age, Gene con-
of defiance as a U.S. su- sile is believed to have tracted polio. Finding inspiration
Hays, Janet L. officer for a Topeka Bank, then
percarrier conducts drills traveled about 30 miles became the 1st woman officer of from William Ernest Henley’s
Helling, Charles F.
in nearby waters. and fallen on an inland KPL (Westar). She was president poem “Invictus,” Gene survived
Henry, Peggy S. the virus and spent a year recu-
North Korean ballistic part of North Korea. of the Women’s Chamber of
Herman, Caryl Dorsey Wilen Commerce and a lifelong mem- perating at various hospitals
missile tests are banned Analysts say the KN-17 Honan, Richard Gavin, II before moving back to Kansas
ber of PEO. After retirement at
by the United Nations is a new Scud-type missile Horsley, Elizabeth Jane 65, for the next 19 years she was City and graduating from Pem-
because they’re seen as developed by North Ko- James, Riddick Issac Turner the much beloved housemother broke Country Day in 1954 and
part of the North’s push rea. The North fired the of Delta Chi Fraternity at KU. the University of Illinois in 1958.
Janicke, Barbara On Valentine’s Day in 1959,
for a nuclear-tipped mis- same type of missile April She is preceded in death by son,
Johnston, Robert J. Bill, ex-husband, Giles and Gene met his beloved wife
sile that can hit the U.S. 16, but U.S. officials called Klimt, Anna Louise granddaughter, Laura. Survivors Thelma Snyder and they were
mainland. The latest test that launch a failure. VanCompernolle include sons Rob of the home, married on Nov. 8, 1959. Gene
came as U.S. officials Some analysts say a Lewis, Wayne W. and Brad of Lone Star, and Betty enjoyed a loving 57-year mar-
riage and a lifelong career as a
pivoted from a hard line to missile the North test fired Marley, Claire (and Dan) Thoennes, Eudora.
stockbroker with H.O. Peet,
diplomacy at the U.N. in April 5, which U.S. offi- Mattson, Helen Elizabeth Service will be 11 a.m. Satur- JOHN A. CICUTTO
day, May 6, at First Presbyterian George K. Baum and ultimately
an effort to address what cials identified as a Scud McMurray, John W. Church, 2415 Clinton Pkwy, opened the Kansas City office of
may be Washington’s variant, also might have Miller, Mary M. Lawrence, KS. Tax-deductible Robert W. Baird where he spent
most pressing foreign been a KN-17. U.S. offi- Mingus, Daniel R. Sr. memorials may be sent to the last 19 years working.
John Cicutto died April 22, Gene’s passions were his fam-
policy challenge. cials said that missile spun Mitchell, Thomas D. Sancta Maria School, 1623 1/2 2017. Visitation 1-2pm with me-
Elm, Eudora, KS 66025. ily, traveling the world and fish-
President Donald out of control and crashed Monroe, Charlyne morial service at 2pm Sun., May ing. He loved a good joke, a
Trump said on Twitter, into the sea. Morgan, Ivan Jarett (Jay) 7, at Mt. Moriah, Newcomer & strong martini, well-crafted
Mueller, Nicole Anna Renee Freeman, 10507 Holmes. Burial obituaries, and poolside Sunday
“North Korea disrespected Moon Seong Mook, a in Mt. Moriah Cemetery. In lieu
Nelson, Earl Victor cookouts with his grandchildren
the wishes of China & its South Korean analyst and of flowers, donations to Animal who will cherish memories of
highly respected President former military official, Newbill, Tabitha Lamping Rescue of donor’s choice. their “Dindee.”
when it launched, though says that the North would Newman, Charles Gray John was born Nov. 9, 1919. He Survivors include his wife,
unsuccessfully, a missile gain valuable knowledge Nidiffer, Suzann was a boilermaker for 76 years, Thelma Dreyer; daughter, Nancy
Niksich, Beverly Jean Local 83 and U.S. Army veteran. (Mark) Sachse; son, Tom (Amy)
today. Bad!” He did not even from failed launches Survived by his wife Jeannette, Dreyer; sister, Jerry (Vern)
(Bowman)
answer reporters’ ques- as it continues to improve Olderman, Merle “Robin” daughters Dianna (Steve) and Davidson; sister-in-law, Eleanor
tions about the missile its technologies for mis- Sharri, grandsons and great- Hauft and grandchildren, Kate
(Moss) grandchildren. Sachse, Amy Sachse, Annie
launch upon returning to siles. The South Korean Oldham, Bradley S. MAXINE YVONNETTE Dreyer, Carly Dreyer, Tommy
the White House from a and Japanese assessments O’Neal, Ben Dale Dreyer, and Stella Dreyer; nu-
BENICH
day trip to Atlanta. about Saturday’s launch Outler, Marsha Lee Together again. Maxine Yvon- merous nieces and nephews;
North Korea didn’t indicate that the North Pogemiller, Carolyn Sue nette Benich, aged 97, died and his beloved dog, Lucy.
immediately comment on fired the missile from a Poterbin, Robert E. peacefully on Friday, April 28, The family would like to thank
the launch, though its higher-than-normal angle 2017. Maxine was born April 1, Maria Jennett, Rondy Wright
Powell, Doris E. 1920, in Maryville, Missouri, the MICHAEL D. COFFEY and Dr. Harish Ponnuru for their
state media on Saturday to prevent it from flying Rathjen, Theresa Dora daughter of Glenn and Lura Michael D. Coffey, 62, of Glad- wonderful care and kindness.
reiterated the country’s too far, he said. Ray, Bettie M. Johnson. stone, Missouri, passed away A memorial service will be
goal of being able to strike “They could be testing a Richardson, Mark C. When Maxine was 19, she left Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at his held at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 21, at
her small town and moved to home. Memorial services will be The New Reform Temple located
the continental U.S. variety of things, such as Rohde, John T., Jr. private.
Kansas City where she met the at 7100 Main Street, Kansas City,
The timing of the the thrust of the rocket Roth, Donald Henry MO. Contributions can be made
love of her life, John Benich.
North’s test was striking: engine or the separation of Saunders, Queen Esther They had many happy times to Children’s Mercy Hospital or
Only hours earlier the stages,” Moon said. “A Scanlon, Martha “Jean” dancing together at the Pla-mor The New Reform Temple.
U.N. Security Council held failure is a failure, but that Schopper, George F., D.D.S. Ballroom before marrying in Online condolences may be
Sedlock, Philip G. “Sonny” 1948 and making their home in left for the family at
a ministerial meeting on doesn’t mean the launch www.louismemorialchapel.com
Shaffer, Jack Leon Independence, Missouri. Mr. Be-
Pyongyang’s escalating was meaningless.” nich worked at Standard Oil in LOIS I. COLLINS Arr.: The Louis Memorial Chapel
weapons program. North The two earlier launches Sloan, Danny S. Born in Cainesville, MO, on (816) 361-5211.
Sugar Creek. Maxine worked at
Korean officials boycotted were conducted from an Smith, Marsha D. Sears Roebuck for more than 20 Sept. 29, 1928, died April 27,
the meeting, which was eastern coastal area, but Stuteville, Mary Magana years. 2017, in Overland Park, KS. JOHN ROBERT EGLE
Sutton, William Louis II In addition to raising their son, She was employed at Tower
chaired by U.S. Secretary Saturday’s missile was John Jr., Maxine enjoyed family Lane bowling alley for many
Tabor, Donald Dean Sr.
of State Rex Tillerson. fired in the west, just time with her two sisters and years. Lois volunteered many
Titus, Martin Ellsworth hours with Shawnee Community
South Korea’s Joint north of the capital, Pyon- Waldon, Bonnie J. their families. She was affection- 1934 - 2017
ately known by nieces and Center as well as Stratford Place, John R. Egle of Kansas City,
Chiefs of Staff said in a gyang. Watkins, Marcine where she served as president
statement that the missile South Korea’s Foreign nephews as “Aunt Vonne”. She MO, passed away April 27, 2017.
Whitmore, Virginia L. loved watching the Royals and of the board. She is preceded by A memorial gathering will be
flew for several minutes Ministry denounced the Williams, Billy G. was always a devoted fan. husband, Al Collins. Survived by held at a later date. In lieu of
and reached a maximum launch as an “obvious” Maxine’s faith was a central daughter, Cathy Collins and sis- flowers, please send a contribu-
Williford, Melba Joyce ter-in-law, Ginnie Zimmerman.
height of 44 miles before violation of United Na- Womack, Robert G. part of her life.
Service to be announced.
tion to the Kansas City Hospice
it apparently failed. tions resolutions and the Maxine was preceded in death Foundation, 1500 Meadow Lake
Wright, Thomas Lynn by her husband, John and three Pkwy, Ste 200, Kansas City, MO
It didn’t immediately latest display of North Zachman, Charlotte sisters. 64114 or a charity of your choice.
provide an estimate on Korea’s “belligerence and She is survived by her son, John was born June 30, 1934
how far the missile flew, recklessness.” GLEN MICHAEL AMOS John Benich and wife, Kathy Be- in Kansas City to Joseph and
Mike Amos, 58, Wheatland, nich of Lenexa, KS; two neph- Bernadine Egle. He went to ele-
MO. passed April 24, 2017. Me- ews, two nieces, two great- mentary school at Visitation,
morial visitation will be held 6- nieces and two great-nephews; ELWOOD LEE COURTRIGHT graduated from Rockhurst High
7:30pm, Wednesday, May 3 at and a number of other relatives Elwood Lee Courtright, 88, School and finished his educa-

U.S.: Service member

Bross & Spidle Funeral Home, and close friends. passed away April 26, 2017 at tion at the University of Kansas.
Excelsior Springs, MO. 816-630- There will be a visitation from the John Knox Village Care He served his country in the U.S.
3131 2:00 to 3:00 PM on Saturday, Center. There will be no serv- Navy as a Naval Aviator. He

killed in blast in Iraq May 6 at Mount Moriah, New- ices. White Chapel Funeral went on to a long career in book
LAWRENCE BALDWIN comer, and Freeman Funeral Home. Internment White Chapel publishing, eventually retiring to
Home, 10507 Holmes Rd in Kan- Memorial Gardens. Santa Fe, New Mexico. John and
sas City, Missouri. A Chapel his wife returned to Kansas City
The Pentagon has ac- service will follow at 3:00. 3 years ago. John was preceded
Associated Press Lawrence Baldwin, 83, Belton, in death by his parents and his
knowledged more than MO, passed away April 27, 2017. sister, Rosemary Faubion. He is
100 U.S. special oper- Visitation 1-2 p.m., service at 2 survived by his wife of 47 years,
BAGHDAD ations forces are operating p.m. Monday, May 1, at Maple Mary, his brother, Joe Egle, a
The Pentagon says an with Iraqi units, with hun- Hill Funeral Home. Burial Maple ELMER W. CURTIS brother-in-law, Robert McCoy,
Hill Cemetery. Memorial contri- Elmer W. Curtis, 89, left us to and numerous nieces and neph-
explosive device has killed dreds more playing a sup- butions to Grace Hospice. Mr. NOEL FRANCES “SKIPPY” be with Mickey on April 26 Visi- ews. Condolences may be ex-
a U.S. service member port role in staging bases Baldwin was a US Marine Corps BLAUW tation Wed, May 3 at 1PM Serv- pressed at:
outside Mosul. farther from the front veteran serving 1954-1957. He Noel Frances (Skippy) Blauw, ice at 2PM. Retired from Armco www.assurancecremations.com.
The Pentagon on Sat- lines. retired from the Kansas City 80, formerly of Lake Tapawingo, Steel and member of the Ararat
Post Office in 1990 after 30 Mo passed away at St. Mary’s Shrine. Arr: Floral Hills FH, 7000
urday did not provide any There are now more years. He is preceded in death Manor, Blue Springs on April 27, Blue Ridge Blvd, KCMO.
further details, stating U.S. forces in Iraq than by step daughter, Beverly and 2017. In 1958 she married John
further information would any time since the 2011 three grandkids. He is survived A. Blauw and they had four chil-
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BRENDA G. ELDER
Brenda G. Elder, 65, of Glad-
stone passed April 27, 2017.
Visitation: 1-2 PM; Services: 2 PM
Wed. May 3, at Terrace Park FH
(169 Hwy & Shoal Creek Pkwy).
Donations: Am. Heart Assn.
LARRY D. ERICKSON
Larry D. Erickson, 73, of Inde-
pendence, MO, passed away
April 28, 2017. Funeral service 11
a.m. Tues., May 2, at the Ascen-
sion Lutheran Church, 4900 Blue
Ridge Blvd., KCMO 64133, with
visitation one hour prior. Burial
to follow in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Larry was a veteran serving in
the Air Force during the Vietnam
Era and belonged to the Ameri-
can Legion Post 21. He was a re-
tired Electrician as well as a
longtime member of Ascension
Lutheran Church.
Larry is survived by two sons,
John & David; brother, Ron and
two grandchildren. Online con-
dolences may be sent to
www.mcgilleysheil.com
Arr.: McGilley & Sheil Chapel,
(816) 353-6555.
FRED EXLINE
Fred Exline passed away
peacefully on March 24, 2017. He
was born in Pueblo, CO, and
grew up in Salina, KS. He at-
tended Kansas University where
he earned his BA and Masters
degrees. He proudly played
football for his beloved KU Jay-
hawks. He did extensive travel-
ing for Berry World Tours, then
sales manager at the Westin
Crown Center Hotel in Kansas
City, MO. After moving to Den-
ver, Fred continued his career in
the hospitality business with
Denver area hotels. He also
worked for Radar Railcar Mfg. in
Ft. Lupton, CO. He always had a
passion for trains and railroading
as did his father. Fred is sur-
vived by his sister, Nancy Bar-
clay (Sterling) of Breckenridge,
CO, nephews, Ryan Barclay
(Holly) and their children Blake
and Luca of Steamboat Springs,
CO, Drew Barclay of Rapid City,
SD, and numerous cousins. He
was preceded in death by his
parents, Ralph and Mildred Ex-
line. Fred was a member of Phi
Gamma Delta Fraternity and KU
Alumni Association in Lawrence,
KS, and a member of Cherry
Creek Presbyterian Church.
Fred’s kindness to others and
devotion to the Kansas Jay-
hawks will be sorely missed. He
was a stranger to no one and a
devoted friend to all. Fred was
especially blessed by an amaz-
ingly wide network of very close
friends across the country who
became his family. Special
gratitude goes to the wonderful
caregivers, staff and Hospice at
Englewood Meridian.
Memorial donations can be
made to the Williams Educa-
tional Fund in Lawrence, KS, at
www.williamsfund.com. A me-
morial service will be at 10:30
a.m. May 6, at The First Presby-
terian Church, Salina, KS 67401.
See www.HoranCares.com
REBECCA RUTH FLETCHER
Rebecca Fletcher, 59, Ex.
Spgs, MO. passed April 26, 2017.
Vis. 5-6pm, Friday, May 5, with
memorial service following at
Bross & Spidle Funeral Home 217
W. Broadway Excelsior Springs
816-630-3131.
RONALD SETH FORTNEY
Ronald Seth Fortney, 77, Kan-
sas City, MO, passed away April
21, 2017. Services will be May 19
at White Chapel Funeral Home.
A full obituary will be available
closer to the service date.
SUSAN CAROL GARRARD
Susan C. Garrard, 67, of Belton,
MO died Apr. 21, 2017. Visit. 1-
1:30 pm, Celebration of Life 1:30
pm Sat. May 6 at St. Luke’s
United Methodist Church, 9420
James A Reed Rd KC, MO.
NORA K. GOSNEY-GRIMM
Nora K. Gosney-Grimm, 89,
passed away April 26, 2017. She
was born Dec. 22, 1927 in Court-
ney, Mo. Nora was married to
Lawrence W. Gosney for 504
years and to Richard D. Grimm
for 8 years.
Nora is preceded in death by
both husbands, her parents,
George and Annie Hughes, her
brother Woodrow Hughes and 3
sisters; Ida Downs, Ethal Casper
and Leona Anderton. She is sur-
vived by her two daughters;
Kathy (Herb) Buchmann and
Karen (Howard) Lusher, three
grandchildren; Anna (Steve)
Martin, Kevin (Krista) Kipper,
Crystal Lusher and AJ Purdon
well as six great-grand children;
Bradley and Tanner Martin, Con-
nor Anderson and Rebecca
Kipper, Donoven & Keighan
Lusher.
JIMMY WAYNE GOWENS
Jimmy Wayne Gowens, 68, of
Lenexa, KS, passed away on
April 8, 2017, after a 16 month
battle with Lymphoma.
Jim was born in Batesville, AR,
to Ray and Inez Gowens and
raised in Corpus Christi, TX,
where he married his high
school sweetheart, Cheryl, in
1971. After serving in the Army,
he completed his degree in ge-
ology at Baylor University in
1973. They raised a family in
Wichita, where he began his
career in oil and gas exploration.
Known for his work ethic, kind-
ness, humor, and mentoring
skills; Jim impacted many during
his 44 year career in Kansas and
Oklahoma. A talented wood-
worker, he also loved science
and history. An avid reader, he
modeled lifelong learning to
those who knew and loved him.
Jim is survived by his wife,
Cheryl; his daughters, Heather
Knight of Overland Park, Amber
Hirschberg (Mike) of Hawthorne,
NJ, and Amy Higgins (Andy) of
Prairie Village; and grandson,
Matthew Hirschberg. He is also
survived by his brothers, Paul
(Pat) of Austin, TX, Frank (Mary)
of St. Augustine, FL, Edward
(Genny) of Elgin, TX, and his late
brother Kevin’s widow, Susan
Reitman of Georgetown, TX. The
family wishes to thank the staff
of Shawnee Mission Med. Center
and the University of Kansas
Hospital. Their care and com-
passion will never be forgotten.
In Jim’s honor, please consider
donations to: the American Can-
cer Society, Leukemia & Lym-
phoma Society, National Park
Service, or PBS.
FAYE A GRANTHAM
Faye A. Grantham died April
26, 2017. Visitation will be Sat-
urday, May 6 at Floral Hills Fu-
neral Home at 9:00am followed
by funeral services at 10:00am.
Arr: D.W. Newcomer’s Sons
Floral Hills FH, (816) 353-1218.
LUCILLE GREER
Lucille Greer, 95, Kansas City,
MO passed away April 26, 2017.
Visitation will be from 10:00-
11:00 a.m. followed by funeral
service at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday,
May 2nd, at Mt. Moriah, New-
comer & Freeman Funeral Home,
10507 Holmes Rd. Burial in Mt.
Moriah Cemetery.
Lucille was born in Clinton, MO
and married Max Greer in 1938.
She and Max built their home in
Kansas City, MO. She worked at
Lake City Ammunition during
WWII, and retired from Hallmark
Cards. She liked to travel and
spend time with her family.
She was preceded in death by
her parents and her beloved
husband Max. Lucille is survived
by her daughter Marcia Wich-
man, granddaughter Laura and
Sacramento Lopez, and great-
grandchildren Olivia and Do-
minic Lopez.
LENA P. HATCHER
Lena Hatcher, 87, of Excelsior
Springs, MO died April 28, 2017.
Visitation 6-8pm Tues at Speaks
Suburban Chapel. Services will
be 10am Wed at the chapel.
Burial in Buckner Hill Cemetery.
JANET L. HAYS
Janet L. Hays, 84, died April
23, 2017. Visitation at 10 a.m.
with memorial service at 10:30
a.m. Fri., May 5, at the Lutheran
Church of the Resurrection, 9100
Mission Rd., Prairie Village, KS.
Obituaries
CHARLES F. HELLING
Charles F. Helling, of Lenexa,
Kan. died at his home Thursday,
April 27, 2017. He was 55 years
old.
He is survived by his wife,
Deena, who showed enormous
courage and love during Chuck’s
final illness. He is also survived
by his adult son, Christopher,
and a grandson.
Chuck was born in December
1961, the son of Tony and Jean
Helling of Kansas City, who are
both deceased. He was a
brother to Dave Helling, Nancy
Crain, Mike Helling and Lissa
Letts, who all survive him, as do
their spouses Teri, Roger, Carla
and Jack, and several nieces and
nephews.
Chuck loved Deena, her horses
and their dogs. He enjoyed rock
and roll music, his garden,
travel, and spending time with
his and Deena’s large circle of
friends. He also enjoyed tracing
the history of our family, and
sharing what he found with all of
us.
Chuck studied at the Univer-
sity of South Florida, and at-
tended Shawnee Mission West
High School. He understood
computers before the rest of us,
and worked in a variety of jobs
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applying that skill. He was a
sports fan, and was always
ready to talk politics.
Mostly, his heart was always
warm and open to all. We miss
him deeply.
A remembrance for family and
friends will be scheduled for a
later date. Instead of flowers,
please pick out a favorite ani-
mal-related charity and give
them a donation in Chuck’s
name.
PEGGY S. HENRY
Peggy Sue Henry, 77, of Lee’s
Summit, Missouri, passed away
Friday, April 21, 2017, at St.
Luke’s East, Lee’s Summit. Cre-
mation; no services.
Peggy was born May 16, 1939,
in Harrisburg, Arkansas, the
daughter of Eugene and Nora
(Rorex) Shopher. She was an ac-
countant for the Unity School of
Christianity. Peggy also volun-
teered for several charities.
Her survivors include her hus-
band, Harold Henry of the home;
one son, Michael L. Henry of Mil-
pitas, CA; two daughters: Debra
D. Henry-Warren of Fountain
Hill, AZ, and Robin R. Henry-
Wilkerson of Richmond, VA; and
five grandchildren.
Arrangements: Royer Funeral
Home, Oak Grove, MO 816-
690-4441.
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CARYL DORSEY WILEN
HERMAN
Caryl Herman, 74, passed
away April 27, 2017, at her home
in Overland Park, KS. She was
born Oct. 24, 1942, in Evanston,
IL, to Carl and Marian Wilen.
Caryl grew up in Manhattan,
KS, where she met her husband
of 54 years, Roger Herman. She
attended the University of Kan-
sas where she earned her
Bachelor of Science degree in
Nursing later working as a
School Nurse in the Shawnee
Mission School District for 28
years. She earned a Masters in
Education while raising two chil-
dren, John and Susie. Caryl
loved tennis, bridge club, knit-
ting, reading, puzzling and most
importantly, the Kansas City
Royals and KU Basketball.
Caryl is survived by husband,
Roger, son, John and Marcelle
Herman, daughter, Susan and
Kyle Shepard, and sister, Salli
Freudenthal. She was a won-
derful grandmother to Derek,
Carl, and John Riley Herman.
A service will be held at 11 a.m.
Monday, May 1, at Village Pres-
byterian Church, 6641 Mission
Rd, Prairie Village, KS. In lieu of
flowers, please hug your best
friend, enjoy a coffee, work in
the garden, and read a good
book.
RICHARD GAVIN HONAN, II
Rick Honan, 46, passed away
Thursday, April 27, 2017, in his
home surrounded by family and
friends. His family is eternally
grateful for the outpouring of
love and support from his com-
munity. Rick persevered for two
years with colon cancer and
faced it with grace, hope, and
courage.
Rick was born on Nov. 5, 1970,
and was a lifelong resident of
Kansas City, MO. He went to
Visitation Grade School and
Pembroke Hill High School. He
was actively involved in school
sports including football, bas-
ketball, soccer, and wrestling,
and he was an Eagle Scout. He
was awarded an NROTC scholar-
ship and attended Northwestern
University and the University of
Kansas where he earned a de-
gree in Political Science in 1994.
Upon graduation he was
awarded a commission as an en-
sign in the U.S. Navy.
During his service with the
Navy, Rick served as an Officer
on the USS Beaufort (ATS-3) out
of Sasebo, Japan. He was a Haz-
ardous Material Officer on the
USS Belleau Wood (LHA-3) in
Sasebo. He was on the Com-
mandant’s Staff at the US Naval
Academy as an Executive As-
sistant for Strategic Planning
and was Company Commander,
Naval Expeditionary Logistics
Support Battalion 13, and a
Commanding Officer in the Na-
val Support Activity in Bahrain.
Rick served for a total of 17
years in the Navy on active duty
and the reserves. He reached the
rank of Lieutenant Commander.
Rick returned to Kansas City
and joined his father’s company,
American Trailer and Storage
(AT&S), eventually becoming
the president and CEO. He was
civically involved and was a
board member of the National
Portable Storage Association
(NAPSA) and the Blue Valley In-
dustrial Association (BVIA), as
well as a member of the Kansas
City Industrial Council (KCIC).
Rick was an active member of
Visitation Parish and was guided
by his strong faith. He enjoyed
playing competitive tennis and
was an avid fan of the Jayhawks,
Chiefs, and Royals. Rick was
adored, admired, and respected
by his family and everyone who
knew him. He was a gentle,
compassionate, and kind soul.
He will forever be remembered
for his integrity, wit, and heart-
warming smile.
Rick was a devoted husband
to his wife, Kourtney Flynn
Honan, and a loving father to his
children, Gavin, 11, and Suzie, 9.
He is also survived by parents,
Kathy and Dick Honan, brother,
Greg (Rachel) of Avon, CO, and
children Brecklyn, Balianna, and
Morrison, sister, Julie Honan
Johnston (Kevin) of Berkeley,
CA, and children Venice and
Viviana, sister, Eileen Honan De-
Vaney (Scott) of Berkeley, CA,
and children Osgood and Seren,
sister, Christine Honan Simpson
(Eric) of Seward, Alaska, and
their child Thorsten, and many
aunts, uncles, and cousins.
In Rick’s words,
“I am comforted by God’s gift
of eternal hope and salvation.
The bell will ring for all of us in
the end and therefore the bell
rings for me daily. I am blessed
by every day of this life. It is a
gift. . .Ring the bell every day.
Life is a celebration!”
A prayer service will be held at
5 p.m. Monday, May 1, at Visita-
tion Parish, followed by visita-
tion until 8 p.m. A Mass of Chris-
tian Burial will be held at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, May 2, at Visitation
Parish.
In lieu of flowers, the family
recommends a donation to
honor Rick and support Suzie
and Gavin’s education. Please
make checks payable and mail
to: RickStrong Memorial Fund,
benefiting Suzie and Gavin c/o
Academy Bank, 4400 Shawnee
Mission Parkway, Fairway, KS
66205. Condolences may be ex-
pressed to the family at
www.muehlebachchapel.com
ELIZABETH JANE HORSLEY
Elizabeth (Betty) Jane Horsley,
93, died April 22, 2017, in Over-
land Park, KS. Born in Illmo
(Scott City), MO, she was pre-
ceded in death by her husband
of six decades, Joseph John
Horsley of Cincinnati, OH; also
by brothers, Clarence M. Taylor
Jr. of Sikeston, MO, and Warren
E. Taylor of St. Louis; and par-
ents, Clarence M. Taylor Sr. and
Mabel (Estes) Taylor. Elizabeth
was a gifted singer and pianist
and studied music at the former
Central College in Fayette, MO.
Among her passions were her
children, her Christian faith, and
global missions projects, several
of which she and her husband
participated in personally, both
in the United States and abroad.
She is survived by daughter,
Mary Lou Horsley of Houston;
sons, David Horsley of Amarillo,
TX, Warren Horsley of Port An-
geles, WA, and Paul Horsley of
Kansas City, MO; grandchildren,
Matthew Horsley of Austin, TX,
Rachel Whites of Kerrville, TX,
Nathan Horsley of Kansas City,
MO, and Sierra Horsley of Bel-
lingham, WA; two great grand-
sons; and niece, Jane Ann Den-
nis. Services are pending. The
family requests contributions to
the Alzheimer’s Association at
alz.org or (800) 272-3900.
RIDDICK ISSAC TURNER
JAMES
Riddick James, infant son of
died April 26, 2017. Memorial
services will be held May 1, 2017
at 10:30 am at Raymore Chris-
tian Church, 500 Peace Dr.,
Raymore, MO 64083. (Arr.
Heartland 816-313-1677)
BARBARA JANICKE
Barbara Janicke, 96, passed
April 27, 2017. Graveside service
will be Tuesday May 2, 1:30pm,
at Leavenworth National Ceme-
tery. Arrangements by
Langsford Funeral Home, Lee’s
Summit, MO.
ROBERT J. JOHNSTON
Robert J. Johnston, 73, of
Gladstone, MO, passed away
Thur., April 27, 2017. A Celebra-
tion of Life, will be 2-5 p.m.
Thur, May 4, 2017 at the fire-
fighter Local 42 Hall, 6320 Man-
chester Ave., KC, MO 64133.
ANNA LOUISE
VANCOMPERNOLLE KLIMT
Anna Louise VanCompernolle
Klimt of Olive Branch, MS.
Passed away on April 23, 2017
Anna is survived by her sons
Dean and John, Daughters
Jackie Zieve and Denise Sides.
Sisters Rose Claus and Cather-
ine Long. Services were held at
Memorial Park Funeral Home.
WAYNE W. LEWIS
Wayne W. Lewis, 83, of Over-
land Park, Kansas passed away
April 26, 2017 at the Kansas City
Hospice House. Private family
services.
CLAIRE MARLEY
Claire Marley, 22, Overland
Park, passed away Wednesday,
April 26, 2017. A memorial
service to celebrate her life will
be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday May 2,
with reception following at As-
bury United Methodist Church,
5400 W. 75th Street, Prairie
Village. Memorial contributions
in memory of Claire may be
given to Unleashed Pet Rescue,
5918 Broadmoor St., Mission, KS
66202.
Claire was born April 6, 1995,
in Merriam, KS. She grew up in
Shawnee and graduated from
Shawnee Mission Northwest
High School in 2013. Claire was
active in track and went to State
all four years of high school. She
enjoyed soccer and had a pas-
sion for photography leading to
her being awarded the
“Shooting Stars Award” for her
work in 2013 along with being
selected for the Nelson-Atkins
Photography Scholars Program
the same year. Her art was
judged at the Annual Student
Scholarship Exhibition resulting
in an award of an Art Scholarship
at KU in 2016. After graduating
from high school, Claire went to
the Massachusetts College of Art
and Design and was currently
attending KU. Claire was an ex-
pert snow skier from an early
age, volunteered at Unleashed, a
rescue haven for dogs, and just
last year she and her father par-
ticipated in the “Bike Across
Kansas”. She was a member of
Valley View United Methodist
Church and in February trans-
ferred her membership to As-
bury.
Claire was preceded in death
by her grandfather, Dr. Robert C.
Harder. She is survived by par-
ents, Dennis and Anne; brother,
Eric; grandparents, Ed and Mary
Ann Marley and Dorothy Lou
Harder; uncles and aunts, James
Harder, Julia Tetuan, Jonell
Agent, Carl Marley, and Eugene
Marley and faithful dog com-
panion, Teluci. Fond memories
and condolences may be left at
www.johnsoncountychapel.com
HELEN ELIZABETH
MATTSON
Helen Elizabeth Mattson, went
to be with her Lord and Savior,
April 25, 2017.
Private family burial. A public
celebration of her life will be this
summer.
For a full tribute please visit:
www.McGilley-Frye.com
JOHN W. MCMURRAY
John W. McMurray, 93, passed
away Sunday, April 23, 2017,
surrounded by his loving wife
and many family members.
Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Tues-
day, May 2, at Passantino Bros.
Funeral Home, 2117 Independ-
ence Blvd., Kansas City, MO
64124, where the Rosary will be
prayed at 6:30 p.m. Family and
friends will gather on Wednes-
day, May 3, at Our Lady of Sor-
rows Catholic Church, 2552 Gill-
ham Rd., Kansas City, MO 64108,
where the Mass of Christian
Burial will begin at 10 a.m. Burial
will follow at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Johnny was born January 5,
1924, in Kansas City, MO. Johnny
and Esther met at La Fiesta
Ballroom and dancing was their
claim to fame. Johnny worked
for Cash Bargin Lumber Co. for
38 years and, later in life, he and
Esther owned and operated the
Dairy Queen on Independence
Avenue for 33 years. Johnny
loved baseball, especially the
Royals. He enjoyed watching
them on TV and listening to
them on the radio at the same
time. He would never miss a
game.
Johnny was preceded in death
by his parents, Thomas and Ha-
zel (Farrar) McMurray; his broth-
ers, Jimmy, Joseph, Augustine,
Leo, Tommy, and Leonard; and
his sisters, Ella, Mary, Bernice,
Margaret, and Frances. He is
survived by his wife of 58 years,
Esther (Saladino) McMurray;
brother and sisters-in-law, Ed-
ward and Vincie McMurray, Rose
Cerniglia; brother-in-law, Karl
Herman; and many nieces and
nephews.
Pallbearers: Nicholas Cerniglia,
Glenn Eager, Michael McMurray,
Anthony McMurray, John
McMurray, Vincent McMurray.
Honorary Pallbearer: Gus Prieto.
Condolences may be offered
at www.passantinobros.com
MARY M. MILLER
1922 - 2017
Mary Miller, 94, of Kansas City,
KS, passed away April 26, 2017.
Services are pending. Full obit
will run at a later date. Arrange-
ments by Muehlebach Funeral
Care. 816.444.2060
DANIEL R. MINGUS SR.
Daniel R. Mingus Sr., 62, of
Olathe, KS, passed away at
home Saturday, April 22, 2017.
He was born March 31, 1955, in
Kansas City, KS, to Ned Leroy
and Waneta Bell (Dougan) Min-
gus. He was a life long resident
of Kansas City, KS. Danny is pre-
ceded in death by his parents.
He is survived by his son, Daniel
Jr. (Jessica Henderson) of
Olathe, KS, daughter, Crystal
Allen of Raymore, MO, grand-
daughter, Riley Grace Bell Min-
gus, two brothers, Randy Mingus
(Penny), Mark Mingus and sister,
Vickie Lindsey. Danny was loved
by many and will be dearly
missed. Danny will be cremated
according to his wishes. A pri-
vate memorial service will take
place at a later date. In lieu of
flowers memorials may be made
in Daniels name to The American
Heart Association.
Condolences may be left at
www.mcgilley-frye.com
THOMAS D. MITCHELL
Thomas Mitchell, 75, of Kansas
City, MO won his battle with
cancer on April 25, 2017 sur-
rounded by his loving family.
Visitation will be from 6:00-8:00
p.m. Wednesday, May 3, at Mt.
Moriah, Newcomer & Freeman
Funeral Home, 10507 Holmes.
Tom was born January 29,
1942 in Chicago, Illinois. He re-
tired from the KC Fire Dept. af-
ter 25 years of service. Tom
loved fishing and hunting.
He was preceded in death by
his loving wife Carol, parents
Norman and Irene and sister
Noreen. Tom is survived by his
son Todd, daughter Jill (Tim),
grandchildren Tara and Michael,
three great-grandchildren, ex-
tended family and friends.
CHARLYNE MONROE
Charlyne Monroe Age 103 died
April 24, 2017 Graveside Service
at 11AM at Forrest Hills Ceme-
tery on May 4, 2017 Service at
12 PM Central Christian Church
32nd & Cleveland. Arr. Floral
Hills Funeral Home 816-353-1218
IVAN JARETT (JAY)
MORGAN
Jay, 93, of Fort Collins, passed
away peacefully April 20, 2017,
while in the Centre Rehabilita-
tion facility. He had been living
in New Mercer Commons since
July of last year. Jay has been a
resident of Fort Collins since
1998 when he and his wife, Lila
Jean Morgan moved from Prairie
Village, KS.
Jay Morgan was born Jan. 7,
1924, in Baldwin City, KS, to Or-
vil Scott Morgan and Myrnice
Crysler Morgan. After graduat-
ing from Baldwin High School,
he joined the United States Navy
on May 15, 1943, where he be-
came a pilot. During World War
II, he predominantly flew carrier
based SB 2 C Curtis Hell Diver
dive bombers. After the end of
the War, he continued to fly with
the Naval Reserve until he was
honorably discharged from the
Armed Forces on Oct. 14, 1955.
He returned to Baldwin in 1945
to attend Baker University,
where he met Lila Jean Bach-
man, whom he married on Aug.
24, 1949. After graduating from
Baker in 1948, he began his
professional career with the Eq-
uitable Life Assurance Company,
where he worked as an execu-
tive for nearly 30 years until re-
tiring. He then went on to work
in residential real estate sales for
another 10 years, prior to mov-
ing to Colorado to be with fam-
ily.
Surviving family include three
sons, Ross Morgan and his wife
Kathy, Randy Morgan and his
wife Nancy, and Mitch Morgan
and his wife Becky; four grand-
children, Lyndsay Morgan, Allie
Morgan, Tyler Morgan, and Tay-
lor Morgan; and numerous lov-
ing nieces and nephews, and
their families.
The last of his generation, he is
preceded in death by his wife,
Jean, who died Feb. 1, 2005; his
parents, his brother, O. Scott
Morgan, and his sisters, Buena
Vista Ulrich, Noreen Williams
and Jane Cross.
Jay was a loving father and
patriarch to his sons and ex-
tended family. His warm smile
and kind heart will be sorely
missed by all who knew him.
NICOLE ANNA RENEE
MUELLER
Nicole Anna Renee Mueller
passed away April 26, 2017. Pri-
vate family services will be held
at a later date. Arr: D.W. New-
comer’s Sons Floral Hills Funeral
Home, 7000 Blue Ridge Blvd.,
KCMO, (816) 353-1218.
EARL VICTOR NELSON
Earl Victor Nelson, age 84, of
Overland Park, KS, passed away
on April 27, 2017. Visitation 9AM
Tuesday, May 2, at Floral Hills
with funeral at 10AM. Burial at
Maple Hill, KC KS. (816) 353-
1218.
TABITHA LAMPING
NEWBILL
Tabitha Louise Lamping New-
bill, 24, of Raytown, MO, passed
away April 22, 2017. Visitation 6-
8 p.m. Monday, May 1, at the
Praise Chapel, 3650 N. 67th St.,
Kansas City, KS. Funeral at 11
a.m. Tuesday, also at the church.
Burial to follow at Floral Hills
Memorial Gardens.
Tabitha was preceded in death
by her grandparents, Richard
Lamping Sr., Barbara McElhaney,
and James and Irene English.
She is survived by her sons,
Christopher and Isaiah; parents,
Richard and Barb Lamping;
brother, Jeff Lamping; sister,
Rachael Lamping (Jesus Mo-
rales); and nephews, Peyton,
Roberto, Zachary, and Jasper.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the memorial fund for
Tabitha Lamping Newbill on
www.gofundme.com.
Fond memories and condo-
lences may be left at
www.floralhillsfuneralhome.com.
Arr.: Newcomer’s Floral Hills,
7000 Blue Ridge Blvd., KCMO
64133, (816) 353-1218.
CHARLES GRAY NEWMAN
Charles Gray Newman, 94,
Basehor, Kansas died April 23,
2017. Celebration of Life will be
held on Saturday, May 13, 2017,
11 AM, Basehor United Methodist
Church. In lieu of flowers the
family respectfully requests do-
nations be directed to the Base-
hor United Methodist Church
Memorial Fund.
SUZANN NIDIFFER
Suzann Nidiffer, 82, of Kansas
City, KS, passed away April 19,
2017. Celebration of Life from 6-
8 p.m. Sat., May 13, at the 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 a great-great grand-
child. Arr.: KC Funeral Directors,
(913) 262-6310.
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BEVERLY JEAN (BOWMAN)
NIKSICH
Beverly Jean (Bowman) Nik-
sich, 59, of Frisco, TX, passed
away April 24, 2017, at home.
She was born Sept. 21, 1957, in
Kansas City, MO, to Vivian
(Berry) and Thomas Bowman.
Beverly spent her grade school
years in Kansas City, before
moving to Overland Park, KS, in
1970. After graduating from
Shawnee West High School in
1975 she attended and received
an associate’s degree in Liberal
Arts from Johnson County
Community College. Her profes-
sional career started in the
mortgage business in 1991 and
consisted of many supervisory
and management positions
within the industry. Her mort-
gage career spanned nearly 25
years, with the only exception
being when she worked as a
legislative assistant to State
Representative Scott Lakin in
the Missouri General Assembly.
Her most recent position was
with Capital One Home Loans in
Plano, TX. Beverly’s most im-
portant job throughout her life
was being a loving Mom to her
children. She was many things to
many people, including being a
wife and best friend to Michael,
daughter, sister, aunt, and niece
to the other members of the
family. None of these relation-
ships was more important than
being GiGi to her grandson
James Thomas born December
of 2015.
Beverly is survived by hus-
band of 22 years, Michael Nik-
sich of Frisco, TX; two children,
Meghan Nelson and husband,
Clif of Frisco, TX, and Gregory
Stanislaus and his spouse, Matt
Peterson of Far Rockaway, New
York; two step daughters, Jen-
nifer Niksich of Omaha, NE, and
Jessica Brown of Omaha; grand-
son, James T. Nelson of Frisco;
mother, Vivian Bowman of Lea-
wood, KS; sister, Dana Rzepka
and husband Vance of Overland
Park, KS; two nephews, Tyler
Rzepka and wife Amy of
Shawnee, KS, and Thomas
Rzepka and wife Val of Littleton,
CO; uncle, L. Joe Berry of Ran-
cho Mirage, CA; mother-in-law,
Esther Ward and husband Curtis
Ward of Alameda, CA; sister-in-
law, Michelle Niksich of San Le-
andro, CA; and numerous other
loving family and many, many
friends.
Beverly is preceded in death
by her father, Thomas Bowman.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 p.m. Friday, April 28, at the
Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Fu-
neral Home with Rev. Clayton
Elder officiating.
Family and friends located in
Kansas City, please join us for a
visitation service from 6-8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 2, at Atonement
Lutheran Church in Overland
Park, KS. A funeral service will
be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday
May 3, at the church with Pr.
Brian Hiortdahl officiating. In-
terment will follow at Johnson
County Memorial Gardens in
Overland Park, KS.
MERLE “ROBIN” (MOSS)
OLDERMAN
Merle Olderman, 72, KCMO,
formerly of Houston, TX, passed
April 26, 2017. Chapel service 10
a.m. Monday, Shalom Memorial
FH, Arlington Heights, IL. Burial
Shalom Memorial Park.
BRADLEY S. OLDHAM
Bradley S Oldham 44, Excel-
sior Springs, MO. died April 25,
2017. A Celebration of Life is
being planned for later this
summer. In lieu of flowers do-
nations can be made to help
further his children’s education.
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BEN DALE O’NEAL
Ben Dale O’Neal, 94, of Kansas
City, MO, passed away at his
home April 25, 2017. A visitation
will be 6-8 p.m. Monday, May 1,
and service at 11 a.m. Tuesday,
May 2, at Dignity Memorial No-
land Road Chapel, 509 S Noland
Rd, Independence, MO 64050.
Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Ben was born Sept. 20, 1922, in
Paris, AR, to Ben and Florida
(Mosley) O’Neal. He served in
the United States Army during
World War II. Ben married Pearl
Breeden on March 4, 1950, they
were married 55 years and eight
months. He loved spending time
in his garden, fishing, in the ca-
sino, piddlin’, and with his fam-
ily.
Ben will be greeted in Heaven
by his wife, Pearl; daughters,
Rhonda Knowles and Linda
O’Neal, son, Dale O’Neal; great-
grandchild, Keith Green; his par-
ents; brothers, Robert and Fred
O’Neal, and sisters, Evelyn Mat-
thews, Velda Pruitt, and Geneva
Thompson. Ben is survived by
his daughters, Pamela Green,
Terry Singleton, Diane Sylvan,
Lisa Frank, and Jennifer Henson;
17 grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchildren with another on
the way, two great-great-
grandchildren, and many nieces
and nephews. Our Daddy,
Grandpa, and PaPaPa will be
truly missed.
MARSHA LEE OUTLER
Kansas City resident, Marsha
Lee Outler, passed away March
18, 2017, attended by her son. A
private Celebration of Life will
be held at her mother’s home in
California.
CAROLYN SUE
POGEMILLER
Carolyn Sue Pogemiller, 79, of
Kansas City, MO, died April 27,
2017. Services are to be held
privately. Burial at Floral Hills
Memorial Gardens.
Carolyn was born at home in
Howell County, MO, to Margaret
Blanche Carty Andrews and
Theodore Andrews on Aug. 23,
1937. She grew up in Kansas
City, Jackson County, MO, at-
tending the Raytown Consoli-
dated School District.
Carolyn married Raymond Le-
Roy Pogemiller on Aug. 20,
1955. They were blessed with
two daughters and two grand-
children. LeRoy, deceased Feb.
6, 2012, and Carolyn were mar-
ried 56 1/2 years. A joint focus
during the first 12 years of their
marriage was LeRoy’s comple-
tion of his doctorate in music,
prefacing 30 years in education
and administration at the UMKC
Conservatory of Music and
Dance. Music was always an im-
portant and integral part of their
union.
For 20 years, Carolyn worked
for the Metropolitan YWCA
serving as Associate Executive
Director and was chief financial
administrator. During that time
she earned her Bachelor’s de-
gree at UMKC in elementary sci-
ence education. She then taught
in the Kansas City Missouri
School District. Retirement en-
sued due to health issues.
Carolyn is survived by daugh-
ter, Margaret Coffey Berardo
and husband Dr. Marcellino Ber-
ardo; daughter, Teresa Po-
gemiller Farley and husband
James Farley; granddaughter,
Dr. Alison Farley Raffle and hus-
band Rocky Raffle; grandson,
Adam Farley; sister, Elizabeth
Ann McCoy and husband Dr.
Layton McCoy; sister, Barbara
Cressman and husband Richard
Cressman, Jr. Two brothers,
Robert Joseph Andrews and Dr.
John Ernest Andrews and one
sister, Margaret Louise Andrews
predeceased her.
In lieu of flowers, Carolyn
would have been pleased that
contributions be sent with a note
designating the LeRoy Po-
gemiller Scholarship Fund to
UMKC Foundation, Room 229
Administrative Center, 5100
Rockhill Rd., KCMO 64110.
Fond memories and condo-
lences may be left at
www.floralhillsfuneralhome.com.
Arr.: Newcomer’s Floral Hills,
7000 Blue Ridge Blvd., KCMO
64133, (816) 353-1218.
ROBERT E POTERBIN
Robert “Bob” Edward Poter-
bin, 53, of Roeland Park, KS died
Apr. 26, 2017. Funeral Mass
10am, Tues., May 2nd at St. Ag-
nes Parish, Roeland Park, KS.
Contributions to The Salvation
Army-ARC.
DORIS E POWELL
Doris E Powell died Mon, April
24, 2017. Services Fri, May 5,
11am, Macedonia Baptist Church
1700 E. Linwood Blvd KCMO
64109. Visitation from 9-11am.
Interment: Blue Ridge Lawn.
LAJ & Sons ( 816) 921 -1800
THERESA DORA RATHJEN
Theresa Dora Rathjen, 91,
Overland Park, KS, passed over
peacefully on Saturday, April 22,
2017. Visitation will be at 10:45
a.m. Tuesday, May 2, at Holy
Cross Church, 8311 West 93rd
St., Overland Park, KS, followed
by Mass at 11 a.m. Burial will fol-
low at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
1150 N. 38th St., Kansas City, KS.
Memorial contributions may be
made to Holy Cross Church.
Terry was born Oct. 12, 1925, in
Kansas City, KS, to John and
Mary Dora. She graduated from
Bishop Ward High School and
proceeded to begin a life of ad-
venture. She became an air traf-
fic controller and spent most of
her career in the Dakota’s and
Honolulu. She spent a great deal
of time on Waikiki Beach and
loved Hawaiian music. In her
later years she and her sister,
Gertrude, performed Hawaiian
entertainment for many elderly
retirement facilities through the
Jo. Co. Recreation Center.
Terry’s free spirit will be missed.
She was preceded in death by
her parents; her husband, John;
her four sisters, Agnes D. Lipp,
Gertrude Dora, Mary D. Allen,
and Jean Blaha; and two broth-
ers, Charles and John Dora. She
is survived by nephew, David
Lipp; niece, Barbara Troughton
and her husband, Don; and great
niece, Heather Lipp.
BETTIE M. RAY
Bettie M. Ray born Oct. 5, 1933
passed April 22, 2017. Celebra-
tion of Life 12-3 p.m. June 4, at
Cedar Valley in Jane, MO. Sur-
vived by Shanett Rhow, Richard
Ray, and Joy Biggs, 13 grand-
children, 15 g grandchildren, and
1 gg grandson, 2 brothers, 2
nieces, 2 nephews.
MARK C. RICHARDSON
Mark Curtis Richardson, 62, of
Belton, MO passed away April
26, 2017 at Trinity Health and
Rehab Center, Merriam, KS.
Cremation accorded. No serv-
ices scheduled. Arr: Wallace Fu-
neral Home
JOHN T. ROHDE, JR.
John Thomas Rohde, Jr., 88, of
Canon City, CO, died at home
April 13, 2017. He was born
March 1, 1929, in Kansas City,
MO, to John T. and Alice C. Ro-
hde.
John grew up in the Kansas
City area and attended KU and
William Jewell College, before
graduating with a degree in
Business Administration from
Western State College of Colo-
rado. He served in the Navy
during the Korean war. His lov-
ing wife of 63 years, Jocelyn
Rohde, died in 2014. He is sur-
vived by their three children,
Nancy Alice Hamersky of Den-
ver, Hans (John T. III) Rohde of
Colorado Springs, and Ruth Ro-
hde Lively of New Haven, CT, six
grandchildren and eight great-
grandchildren. John was a near
life-long member of the Episco-
pal Church, and active in par-
ishes in Missouri, California, Kan-
sas, Arizona, Colorado and
Alaska. He served as a Deputy
to the Episcopal Church General
Convention from 1982 to 1994.
Following his Navy service,
John was employed by B-D-R
Engineering Corp., in Kansas
City, first as office manager,
then in sales, and eventually as
president. In 1970 John and
Jocelyn moved the family to
Colorado where they owned a
resort near Crested Butte and
later an art gallery and a quarter
horse ranch in Gunnison. John
was a member of Rotary, and
served as president of the Ex-
change Club of Kansas City. He
was also a square dance caller
and teacher. John enjoyed
reading and traveling.
John and Jocelyn came out of
semi-retirement in 1987 to enter
the mission field of the Episco-
pal Church as Executive Direc-
tors of El Hogar Ministries in Te-
gucigalpa, Honduras, a group of
three homes and schools for
abandoned and desperately
poor children. They served in
that capacity, living in Central
America, for nine years until re-
tirement in 1996.
A memorial service will be
held May 13 at Christ Episcopal
Church, Canon City.
In lieu of flowers, the family
suggests contributions to El
Hogar Ministries, Inc., 21 Cum-
mings Park Dr. #238, Woburn,
MA 01801, or to Christ Church,
802 Harrison Avenue, Canon
City, CO 81212.
DONALD HENRY ROTH
With love and admiration for a
life well-lived, the family of
Donald Henry Roth announces
his passing on April 27, 2017 at
the age of 78. Born on August
26, 1938 in Vicksburg, Missis-
sippi, Don was the only child of
William and Alice Roth. Don
obtained a BA in Political Sci-
ence, and a MBA at Mississippi
State University, Don then
earned a JD from the University
of Mississippi.
Don is survived by Kathleen
Lucas Roth, his wife of 47 years;
his son Matthew and Matt’s wife
Terri Hilton; his daughter Megan;
and three generations of nieces,
nephews and cousins. In his last
year and half, Don was able to
meet and hold his only grand-
child, Madelyn Marie Roth.
A Memorial Mass will be held
on Tuesday, May 2, 2017 at 11 am
at St. Ann Catholic Church, 7231
Mission Road, Prairie Village, KS
66208. Visitation will take place
prior to the service from 10 am
to 11 am. In lieu of flowers,
please make donations in Don’s
memory to support Frontotem-
poral Degeneration research at
the KU Alzheimer’s Disease
Center. Online donations may be
made at:
http://www.kualzheimer.org.
For a full tribute, please see
www.signaturefunerals.com
Arr: Signature Funerals 816-
214-5174
QUEEN ESTHER SAUNDERS
Queen E. Saunders died Fri,
April 21, 2017. Services at
11:00am Monday, May 1, at LAJ
& Sons Funeral Chapels 1800 E
Linwood Blvd KCMO 64109.
Visitation from 9a- 11am. Private
Disposition.
MARTHA “JEAN” SCANLON
Martha “Jean” Scanlon, 88, of
Lee’s Summit, MO, died April 27,
2017, at John Knox Village
House. Martha “Jean” (Hall)
Scanlon was born Oct. 1, 1928, to
Ralph and Winifred Hall of
Breckenridge, MO. She lived in
Breckenridge for most of her
life. She married the love of her
life, Francis “Biggy” Scanlon, on
June 27, 1947. She is survived by
her two sons, Jim (wife Lori) of
Columbia, Mo., Mark (wife Jane),
niece Charlotte Tinsley (husband
Kevin) both of Lee’s Summit,
seven grandchildren and five
great grandchildren. Additional
surviving family members in-
cludes two brothers, Ralph Hall
(wife Nigel), Bill Hall (wife Jaci)
and several nieces and nephews.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be
held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, May
2, at Our Lady of the Presenta-
tion Catholic Church in Lee’s
Summit. Visitation will be from
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to the
Mass. Burial at 2 p.m. at Rose
Hill Cemetery, Breckenridge. In
lieu of flowers contributions may
be made to Our Lady of the
Presentation Catholic Church,
Lee’s Summit, or St. Michael the
Arch Angel High School Lee’s
Summit.
Arr.: Fry-Bross & Spidle Fu-
neral Home, Kearney, MO (816)
628-4411.
GEORGE F. SCHOPPER,
D.D.S.
George F. Schopper, D.D.S.,
93, Leawood, KS, passed away
Tuesday, April 25, 2017. The
Mass of Christian Burial will be at
10:45 a.m. Monday, May 1, at
Church of the Nativity Catholic
Church. Visitation from 4-7 p.m.,
Rosary at 4 p.m. Sunday, April
30, at McGilley State Line Chapel
with visitation following.
George was born in Eudora,
KS, on Oct. 15, 1923, to John and
Helen Schopper. George was a
Navy veteran of WWII. He at-
tended Benedictine College, and
graduated St. Louis University
Dental School in 1951. He mar-
ried his beautiful wife Jean Ann
in 1951 and was married for 66
years.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, brothers, Edward
and Carrol, sister, Sr. Dolorosa,
and son-in-law, Frank Thiesen,
great grandson, Derek Risner.
He is survived by wife, Jean
Ann of Leawood; son, Steve
(Sharon Stinson) of Colorado
Springs, CO, son, Michael
(Linda) of Overland Park, KS,
daughters, Lynne Schopper,
D.D.S. Overland Park, KS, Julie,
(John Mele), Snowmass Village,
CO, Debbie (Ron McMorris)
Shawnee, KS, and sisters, Sr.
Marcella, Mary Ann Schopper,
Alberta (Tom Pyle), Rose
(Robert Cordry), 12 grandchil-
dren and 9 great grandchildren
and many nieces and nephews.
A special thanks to the skilled
rehab staff at Village Shalom for
their sweet care,
George practiced general
dentistry for 40 years. He was a
life member of the American
Dental Association, Kansas
Dental Association, Fifth District
Dental Society of Kansas, Presi-
dent of the Preservation of Oral
Health Society, President of the
Greater Kansas City Hypnosis
Society, and President of the
National Exchange Club.
George was a founding mem-
ber of Church of the Nativity and
active member of the church
Men’s group. He was active in
Marriage Encounter.
George loved the Boy Scouts
of America and was Scoutmaster
of Troop 118 of St. Peter’s Catho-
lic Church Kansas City, MO, and
Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop
396 Church of the Nativity.
George was an outdoorsman
with a passion for hunting, fish-
ing, gardening, and shared his
expertise with his many family
and friends. He had a great tal-
ent for mechanical tinkering. The
Royals, Chiefs and Jayhawks lost
a dedicated fan. He will be
dearly missed.
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests contributions to the
Carmelite Monastery, 9150
Clayton Rd. St. Louis, MO 63124.
Condolences may be left at
McGilleystatelinechapel.com
PHILIP G. “SONNY”
SEDLOCK
Philip G. “Sonny” Sedlock, 83,
died in the afternoon of April
18th, just 33 days after his best
friend and bride of 61 years, Pat
Sedlock passed away. In the
end, Dad could not catch up
with Mom fast enough.
Phil loved life. All of it. People,
places, cars, root beer floats,
dogs, sitting in the sun, a good
joke, boats, the lake, getting up
in the morning, working hard all
day, Falstaff with salt, the les-
sons you could learn from a hard
time and most of all his family
and huge circle of friends.
Some of his favorite times
were spent with his lifelong
friends, his classmates from the
Wyandotte High School Class of
‘52, running Central Avenue and
Strawberry Hill with “the gang,”
driving his Auntie Anna Dora to
New Orleans and New Mexico
when he was 16. He treasured
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time at the Lake of the Ozarks JACK LEON SHAFFER
boating with his grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
Phil was a great listener. He
was funny, wise and gracious. March 6, 1931 - April 26, 2017
Whether he knew you for a min- Jack Leon Shaffer, 86, passed
ute or a lifetime, he remem- April 26, 2017. Born March 6,
bered everything about you. 1931 in Neosho County, Ks, to
What you thought about God Frank and Elsie Mae (Aronholt)
and the world, who your sister Shaffer. He joined the United
was, who she dated and what States Navy December 29, 1950,
kind of car her date drove. He assigned to the U.S.S. Hubbard
never forgot the day when the Destroyer, Gunners mate 2nd
older boys in his neighborhood Class, honorably discharged
left the corner at 7th and Central October 25, 1954, and awarded
to go to war. Every time he told
the Korean Presidential Unit Ci-
the story, he cried as if it were tation - Oak Leaf Cluster; Navy
yesterday.
Occupation Service Medal - Asia
He never had a complaint. Clasp; Good Conduct Medal;
Reminiscing about his year in
Korean Service Medal (1); U.N.
the hospital with polio at 14, and Service Medal; and the China
a lifetime of braces and “sticks”
Service Medal.
he said, “If I had it to do all over Survived by his wife of nearly
again, I wouldn’t change a
27 years, Dixie Bell Munoz
thing.” He said he wasn’t bored (Howe) Shaffer; her daughter,
in the hospital because he had a
Debbie Melsh and boyfriend
window in his room and ice Charlie; sister Edna McManus;
cream from the rail road patients
brother Samuel Shaffer and wife
on the next wing over. Dixie; step-daughters Edith
With a winning smile, a ‘46
Harper, Janie Ogdon, Lyndia
Ford Convertible and a great Carson, plus numerous step-
sense of humor, Phil never
grandchildren, nieces and neph-
missed a beat with the girls. But ews.
it was the carhop from Allen’s Memorial service Wed, May 3,
Drive In, Patricia Peed who 2017 at 5p.m. at Charter Funer-
captured his heart. He said, “She als, 5000 Blue Ridge Cutoff,
was different. She had drive. I KCMO. Inurnment at North Evans
liked that about her.” Phil mar- Cemetery, Spickard, MO. Me-
ried his best carhop in 1955. morials suggested to a local
In 1963, he bought Carter and Veterans organization near you.
Sedlock Texaco from his father
George and Jim Carter. He
bought his first tow truck in
1969. In 1970, he started Phil
Sedlock Tow. Working with his
son, Tim and grandson, Ryan he
built Phil Sedlock Auto Care and DANNY S. SLOAN
Sedlock Tow Service into a suc-
Danny S. Sloan, 63, of Kansas
cessful four generation family
City, MO, passed away April 24,
business. He retired in 2008 to
2017. A memorial service will be
spend more time with family.
held at 10 a.m. Sat., May 6, at
He was preceded in death by
White Chapel Funeral Home
his parent’s, George and Julia
with family receiving visitors
Sedlock; sisters, Delores Holt
one hour prior.
and Barb Shamet; his loving
wife, Pat and their babies,
Denise, Danny, Julia, Scott and
Michael.
He leaves behind his children,
Cherise Marie Sedlock, Tim
Sedlock (Marissa), Patti Green MARSHA D. SMITH
(Doug), Charlie Sedlock (Leda); Marsha D. Smith, 71, died April
sister, Rosemary Sayre, many 26, 2017. Visitation 1PM, Service
nieces and nephews, and grand- 2PM, Tuesday, May 2 at Park
children, Arlo (Blair), Lance Lawn, 8251 Hillcrest Rd.; burial
(Bethany), Ryan, Kaleb (Grace), Memorial Park. Arr: Park Lawn
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(Darren), Philip (Corey), Kira,
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Chad. Great grandchildren,
Emilyn, Rowan, Bailey, Hannah
and Silas. Honorary grandchil-
dren, Rachel (Dillon) and their
children Bella and Scott.
We would like to thank Sister
Servants of Mary, Dr. Oxler, Dr.
John Peterson, Dr. Wade Wil-
liams, Dr. David Dugan, the
Shawnee Mission Medical Team,
KC Hospice House and the Fo-
rum for their kindness and care.
Please join us to celebrate Phil’s
life on Friday, May 12th. Visita-
tion at 10:00AM, Mass at
11:00AM, followed by lunch at
St. Patrick’s Church at 1086 N.
94th Street, Kansas City KS.
Contributions can be made to
Sister Servants of Mary, 800 N
18th Street, Kansas City KS
66102.
Please visit:
www.marybutlermeyers.com to
express your condolences and
memories.
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MARY MAGANA
STUTEVILLE
On April 27, 2017, heaven was
blessed with another angel
when Mary (Magana) Stuteville,
91, Stilwell, KS, passed with her
family by her side.
A rosary will be prayed at 4:45
p.m. and visitation will follow
from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, May 1,
at the Stilwell United Methodist
Church, Stilwell. Funeral services
will be 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 2,
at the church. Burial to follow in
Aubry Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family
suggests contributions to the
Kansas City Hospice House.
To read full obituary, please
visit www.Dengelmortuary.com
Arr.: Dengel & Son Mortuary,
Louisburg, KS (913) 837-4310.
WILLIAM LOUIS SUTTON II
Bill Sutton, 54, Greeley, CO,
passed away April 22, 2017.
Visitation 6-8pm Fri., May 5,
service 11am Sat., May 6, Mt.
Moriah, Newcomer & Freeman,
10507 Holmes. Burial Mt. Moriah.
DONALD DEAN TABOR SR.
Donald Dean Tabor, Sr., 81, of
Overland Park, KS, passed away
Tuesday April 25, 2017, with his
wife and children at his bedside.
Don was born July 19, 1935, in
Coffeyville, KS, to Kenneth Otto
Tabor and Lyda Evaline (Leeper)
Tabor. He was predeceased by
his younger brother, Kenneth
Dewayne Tabor.
Moving to the Kansas City area
in 1957 to work in the Commer-
cial Construction industry, Don
retired in 2000 as the Executive
Vice President of Hoffman -
Cortes’ Contracting Company,
where he was proud to be asso-
ciated with the Cortes’ family for
27 years. Don was a Life Mem-
ber of the Kansas City Engineers
Club. He was a Methodist.
Don’s greatest joys in life were
his family, and the happy times
spent with them. He is survived
by his wife of 62 years, Kathryn
(Taylor) Tabor, daughter, Linda
Tabor-Schopper and husband
Michael of Overland Park, KS,
daughter, Donna Tabor of Jupi-
ter, FL, and son, Donald Tabor II
of Excelsior Springs, MO. Also
surviving are his grandchildren,
Zachary, Sarah, and Emily
Schopper, and Alexander
Butcher, and great grandchil-
dren, Noah, Aiden and Marli
Schopper.
Service will be at 2 p.m. Tues-
day, May 2, at St. John’s United
Methodist Church, 6900 Ward
Parkway, Kansas City, MO 64113.
Burial will be 2 p.m. Wednesday,
May 3, at Fairview Cemetery,
2602 Woodland Ave., Coffey-
ville, KS 67337.
In lieu of flowers, donations
are suggested to Remote Area
Medical, Inc., a non profit agency
that, through donations, pro-
vides free medical clinics
throughout Appalachia as well
as other areas in need through-
out America and beyond. Mail-
ing address is 22 Stock Creek
Blvd., Rockford, TN 37853. Or if
one chooses, a community food
bank of their choice.
To leave a message for the
family, please visit our website,
www.PenwellGabelOlathe.com
MARTIN ELLSWORTH TITUS
Martin Ellsworth Titus was born
in Topeka, KS, on May 29, 1925.
A child of the Great Depression,
Ellsworth’s first job was working
on a relative’s farm in Hays, KS,
using a horse and wagon when
he was 12 years old. From these
humble and modest beginnings,
Ellsworth went on to serve with
the Marines in World War II, earn
a degree from the University of
Pennsylvania’s Wharton School
of Business, serve with distinc-
tion as a Special Agent with the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
at the height of the Cold War
and then work for Hallmark
Cards for over 35 years.
During his time at Hallmark he
worked in various leadership
roles in the Personnel Depart-
ment including college recruit-
ing and equal employment op-
portunity. While at Hallmark and
after his retirement, Ellsworth
was an active participant in the
community including being a
founding member of the Kansas
City Royals Lancers and working
with the United Way of Kansas
City.
After his retirement from
Hallmark, Ellsworth started
looking for what he called “. .his
next assignment.” He and his
wife Betty became avid travel-
ers, both domestically and inter-
nationally. He prepared meticu-
lously for these trips so that he
experienced and understood all
the places they were visiting
and the cultures they would en-
counter along the way.
Ellsworth was very active with
the Boy Scouts of America. He
was a leader in Troop 91 and
went on many scouting trips
with his sons including Philmont
and Northern Tier. He helped
two of his sons attain the rank of
Eagle Scout and worked with
many other scouts to help them
progress through the scouting
ranks. He encouraged all of his
children and grandchildren to
work to be the best in whatever
endeavors they chose to do and
to try different activities until
they found things they enjoyed
and could be involved with for
life.
Ellsworth enjoyed the out-
doors. He was an avid bird
hunter well into his 70’s and
when he could no longer go
hunting he took up shooting
sporting clays to maintain his
connection with shooting sports
and activities. He worked hard
to constantly improve his tech-
nique and thought process when
shooting sporting clays. He be-
lieved in conservation and pro-
tecting the environment. To
those ends, he supported the
Nature Conservancy, Duck’s Un-
limited, the Sierra Club and
other organizations with similar
objectives.
He enjoyed working with his
hands and was always involved
in one or more remodeling or
building projects around the
house. He was always seeking to
learn how to do things involved
in maintaining and improving his
home. He enjoyed taking care of
his yard and planting various
flowers every year. He worked
to be a good neighbor and
friend to the fellow residents of
Romany Road for the 35 years
he and his wife Betty lived there.
Ellsworth was intellectually curi-
ous and physically active until
the very last year of his life. His
“assignments” included taking
swimming lessons and learning
to play the piano in his late 80s
and learning the basics of fly
fishing at the age of 90. He en-
joyed reading newspapers,
magazines and books and often
was reading two or three books
at one time. He became a stu-
dent of the financial markets and
read the Wall Street Journal
every day. His tastes and inter-
ests included biographies, his-
tory and historical novels, the
outdoors and conservation.
Ellsworth Titus passed away
on April 10, 2017. He is survived
by his five children, Martin E.
Titus, Jr. of South Rauceby,
England, Marian L. Mills of
Overland Park, KS, Paul M. Titus
of Prairie Village, KS, David M.
Titus of Houston, TX, and Rich-
ard B. Titus of Atlanta, GA; his
three step-sons, W. Dirk Vande-
ver of Kansas City, MO, Robert S.
Vandever of San Antonio, TX,
and Richard D. Vandever of Kan-
sas City, MO, his grandchildren,
Mic, Matt, Mary Margaret, Katie,
John, Tristan, Brayden, Bart,
Brooke, Erin, Sam, and Max and
two great grandchildren.
A private memorial service will
be held. The family requests do-
nations to the M. Ellsworth Titus
Foundation. The foundation is
being established to provide
nursing scholarships in honour of
Ellsworth’s mother, Wahneta
Titus, and to help support vari-
ous conservation organizations
including the Sierra Club, Nature
Conservancy and Ducks Unlim-
ited.
Condolences can be sent in
care of Marian Mills, 23506 S.
Gardner Road, Spring Hill, KS
66083.
BONNIE J. WALDON
Bonnie Jane Waldon, 76, Kan-
sas City, Mo, died Thur, April 27,
2017. Visitation Tues, May 2,
10AM til time of service at 11:00
AM at Terrace Park Funeral
Home; 801 NW 108th St. (169
Hwy & Shoal Creek) KC, MO.
MARCINE WATKINS
Marcine Watkins, 84, KCMO
passed Apr. 27, 2017. Memorial
will be held at Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah’s Witnesses, 13120 Lo-
cust, KCMO 64145 Fri, May 5,
2017 at 5pm. ARR: Highland
Park Funeral Home, KCK
VIRGINIA L. WHITMORE
1930 - 2017
Virginia L. (Ginny) Whitmore
(nee Smith), Kansas City, MO,
was born Sept. 7, 1930, in St. Jo-
seph and went home to be with
Jesus Friday, April 21, 2017. She
was surrounded by her loving
daughters, Cathy Dunning, and
Deanna Kinder, and grand-
daughter, Jessica Maxwell as she
passed from this life to the next.
She was preceded in death by
her beloved husband, Albert,
who passed on Feb. 1, 2003, at
their home. They were married
Oct. 2, 1949. She was also pre-
ceded in death by her parents,
Clifford and Evelyn Smith, and
her sister, Patricia.
She is survived by daughters,
Cathy (Alan) Dunning and
Deanna Kinder, St. Joseph;
grandsons, Eric (Marianne) Falk
(Madison), Jeffrey (Leslie) Falk
(Blake, Adalynn), Fayetteville,
AR, Christopher (Hannah) Falk
(Parker, Kinsley), Kansas City,
MO, Joel Kinder, St. Joseph; and
granddaughter, Jessica A.
(Michael) Maxwell (Wyatt, Al-
issa) with whom she made her
home in Kansas City. She is also
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survived by nieces, friends and
other relatives.
Virginia was instrumental in
the formation of the Arts in
School Program. She was a
member of the Independence
Pioneers Chapter of DAR, the
Antique Study Club, Society of
Fellows Nelson Art Gallery,
China Painters International, St.
Joseph Historical Society, and
American Legion Auxiliary No.
11. She attended church regu-
larly, played in weekly bridge
games, and also attended addi-
tional DAR meetings.
She stayed active to the end,
wanting to visit with friends, go
out to eat and attend parties and THOMAS LYNN WRIGHT
church events.
Memorial service will be at 2
p.m. Saturday, May 6, at St.
John’s UMC, 6900 Ward Pkwy, Thomas Lynn Wright, 76, Blue
Kansas City, MO 64113. Online Springs, MO, passed away April
guest book and obituary at 23, 2017. A memorial service will
www.meierhoffer.com be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May
6, at Amos Family Funeral Home
in Shawnee, KS. Tom is survived
by his daughter, Stacey Lynn
(Todd) Parker of Lenexa, KS,
grandchildren, Brady, Adam and
Hannah and his beloved sister,
BILLY G. WILLIAMS Sharon Wright Beisser of Venice,
Billy G Williams Jr. 56 Passed FL. Tom was an Army veteran
4/27/17 Survived by Wife whom loved fishing and took
Candy, Son Jacob and Parents great pride in his annual vege-
Bill & Cecilia Visitation 5/2 6-8 table garden. He maintained a
pm Service 5/3 10am 1st Chris- very close network of dear
tian Church Blue Springs. Arr. friends, some as long as 60
Floral Hills FH 816-353-1218 years, that he shared many
laughs and fond memories. On-
MELBA JOYCE WILLIFORD line condolences may be left at
Melba Joyce Williford Age www.amosfamily.com
94 passed on April 25, 2017
Visitation at 1pm Service at 2PM
at Floral Hills on May 2, 2017
Arr. by Floral Hills Funeral Home
7000 Blue Ridge Blvd. KCMO
816-353-1218
CHARLOTTE ZACHMAN
ROBERT G. WOMACK Charlotte Zachman, 85, Prairie
Village, passed away April 24,
2017. Visitation 10-11am, service
11am Saturday, May 6, Country
Club Christian Church, 6101
Robert Garrett (Bob) Womack,
Ward Pkwy. Private burial. (Full
55, of Kansas City, MO, passed
obit to follow).
away April 16, 2017.Bob served
his country in the US Air Force,
the Raytown, MO Police De-
partment, and at the time of his
death worked for a private se-
curity firm. He was preceded in
death by his parents James and
Betty Womack. Bob was pas-
sionate about photography, and
his friends agreed he was very
good at it. He was an avid
reader, a fan of bizarre movies
and had an eclectic taste in mu-
sic. Bob is survived by his sister
and brother-in-law, Patty and
Mike Hughes; and his longtime
companion Alice the boxer.
Visitation will be 10:00 a.m.
followed by Memorial service
Tuesday May 2, at 11a.m. in the
Atrium of First Baptist Raytown,
10500 E. 350 Hwy, Raytown, MO
64138.
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Sports
NFL DRAFT
Plugging holes
The Chiefs fill several needs with their final three selections
Fourth round Michigan wide receiver Jehu Chesson was the MVP of the Citrus Bowl after the 2015 season. He had five receptions for 118
yards in a victory over Florida.
MIKE KITTRELL AP
Fifth round Georgia Southern’s Ukeme Eligwe Sixth round USC defensive back Leon McQuay (left) was chosen for honorable
(right) had been dismissed from Florida State. mention All-Pac-12 last season after making 50 tackles and two interceptions.
COMMENTARY
Chiefs’ draft class logical, full of potential
One of the weirdest feelings in
sports is when the team you
follow does exactly what you
want them to do. For years now,
you’ve been able to purchase
that feeling through a video
game for $49.99. EA Sports has
generated billions and billions by
hooking millions of us on the
BY SAM MELLINGER power.
smellinger@kcstar.com But here, for one NFL draft,
NFL DRAFT
K-STATE PLAYER
IS SELECTED
Former Wildcats
linebacker Elijah Lee, who
left college a year early, is
drafted by Minnesota in
the seventh round. 8B
the Chiefs are giving away that
feeling to many of us for free.
The guy they liked wasn’t
going to be available with their
first pick, so they traded up to
get him — and he’s a
quarterback.
They needed depth and pres-
ence along the defensive line, so
they drafted Tanoh Kpassagnon,
a man who weighs 289 pounds
FC KANSAS CITY
KEY STRIKER OUT
WITH INJURY
Shea Groom won’t play in
a road game against Sky
Blue FC at 5 p.m. Sunday
because of a rib injury
suffered last week. 14B
FACEBOOK.COM/KANSASCITYSTAR
TWITTER.COM/KCSTAR
JOHN RAOUX AP
WALLY SKALIJ TNS
with just four percent body fat,
and somehow this entire sen-
tence is true.
They needed a running back,
so they traded up for Kareem
Hunt, who finished third in rush-
ing yards per game and scored
five touchdowns in his bowl
game.
SEE MELLINGER, 8B
MORE INSIDE
Terez Paylor grades how each NFL team
fared in this year’s draft, Pages 4-5B
1B
THE ROYALS
IT’S TOO EARLY FOR
KC TO CHANGE
COURSE, GM DAYTON
MOORE SAYS. 11B
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Miriam Burns is thought to have
earned Kansas City’s first national
championship when she won the
women’s golf title 90 years ago.
The magic
and mystery
of a local
golf icon
On the 100th anniversary of
Milburn Country Club, the
legend of Miriam Burns Horn
has new life as both the
centerpiece of the club’s dining
room and a colorful chapter in a
book celebrating the
centennial, “The Phoenix Rises.”
BY VAHE GREGORIAN
vgregorian@kcstar.com
Venture toward the dining
room at Milburn Country Club
in Overland Park, glance to the
right among the wine lockers
and you’ll be mesmerized by the
1927 Strauss Peyton portrait that
casts the aura of a Hollywood
icon.
“Her personality and demea-
nor and psyche,” Milburn gener-
al manager Tim Mervosh said,
“you can see it in her eyes.”
Stare at the image, and it
seems to engage you, too.
It beckons you back in time to
the magic and the mystique that
was Miriam Burns, who 90
years ago is believed to have
earned Kansas City’s first na-
tional championship when she
won the women’s golf title in
Garden City, N.Y.
This was national news, in-
cluding in The New York Times,
which wrote that the champion-
ship cup “for the next year …
will repose in the trophy room of
the Milburn Country Club” —
where she had learned the game
and become a member.
Sportswriter O.B. Keeler,
best-known as the chronicler of
legendary golfer Bobby Jones,
called Burns the “IT” girl of
women’s golf.
“She deserves great credit for
the honor she has bestowed on
this city by her triumph,” wrote
Edward W. Cochrane, The Kan-
sas City Post sports columnist,
SEE GREGORIAN, 13B
SPORTING KC
HOME STREAK
CONTINUES
Benny Feilhaber and SKC
extend home unbeaten
streak to a club-record 13
matches, beating Real Salt
Lake 3-0. 14B
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ON THE AIR MOTORSPORTS

Sunday’s TV | radio sport popularitywise. It
COLLEGE BASEBALL could be good. It could be
Auburn at Mississippi St., noon, SEC bad. Who knows?”
Abilene Christian at Kansas State, 1 p.m., FCSA Several Earnhardt fans
Texas at Oklahoma St., 1 p.m., FCSC said they have no plans to
Michigan St. at Northwestern, 2 p.m., BTN turn away from the sport.
TCU at Texas Tech, 2 p.m., ESPN2
Tulane at East Carolina, 2:30 p.m., CBSSN
“I doubt that seriously,”
Tennessee at Vanderbilt, 3 p.m., SEC said Kimmel, who will
COLLEGE LACROSSE travel to see six races this
ACC men’s championship, 11 a.m., ESPNU year. “You know how
Patriot League men’s championship, noon, CBSSN hardcore NASCAR you are
COLLEGE SOFTBALL when three-quarters of
Florida at Tennessee, noon, ESPN2 your wardrobe has some-
Washington at California, 3 p.m., PAC-12 thing NASCAR on it.”
Cal St. Fullerton at Long Beach St., 5 p.m., ESPNU Jesse McCartney, 27, of
Oregon St. at Oregon, 5 p.m., PAC-12
Alabama at Mississippi, 6 p.m., SEC Virginia Beach is another
Arizona St. at Arizona, 7 p.m., PAC-12 fan who adopted the
COLLEGE TENNIS younger Earnhardt when
Big Ten men’s championship, 10 a.m., BTN his father died. He’s lean-
Big Ten women’s championship, noon, BTN ing toward becoming a
Big 12 women’s championship, 4 p.m., FSKC+, FCSP Joey Logano fan because
GOLF “he’s brash, he’s young
European PGA Tour, Volvo China Open, final round, 5 a.m., and I like his racing style.”
GOLF (same-day tape)
PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of New Orleans, final round, noon,
STEVE HELBER The Associated Press In any event, he’s no
GOLF; 2 p.m., CBS 5, 13 Kyle Larson claimed victory Saturday in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Richmond threat to walk away from
LPGA Tour, Volunteers of America Texas Shootout, final International Raceway in Virginia. the sport.
round, 2 p.m., GOLF “Just got to move on,”
MLB he said, “like I did when

Earnhardt fans
Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, noon, MLB his dad died.”
Minnesota at Royals, 1 p.m., FSKC, KCSP (610 AM)
Chicago Cubs at Boston, 7 p.m., ESPN, WHB (810 AM)
LARSON WINS XFINITY
MOTOR SPORTS
RACE

shifting allegiances
Formula One, Russian Grand Prix, 6:30 a.m., NBCSN
Red Bull Global RallyCross, at Memphis, Tenn., noon, NBC 27, Kyle Larson took the
41 lead on pit stops with only
Monster Energy Cup Series, Toyota Owners 400, 1 p.m., FOX a handful of laps to go
4, KCTE (99.3 FM, 1510 AM) when race leader Ty Dil-
NHRA, Four-Wide Nationals, finals, 4:30 p.m., FS1 (same-day
tape)
lon jumped a restart and
NBA PLAYOFFS team behind him and gets will stop worrying about won his second the NAS-
From wire reports the right people, he can do the sport when they see CAR Xfinity race of the
Eastern Conference second round, game 1, Washington at
Boston, noon, ABC 2, 9 it.” there is plenty of young year Saturday at Rich-
Western Conference first round, game 7, Utah at LA Clippers, For 14 years, NASCAR’s Dale Jr.’s nephew will talent to appreciate. mond after barely beating
2:30 p.m., ABC 2, 9 largest fan base belonged be in Sunday’s Monster The key, he thinks, will a caution flag to the over-
RUGBY to Dale Earnhardt Jr. Energy NASCAR Cup be “definitely getting the time line.
Bath vs. Gloucester, 1:30 p.m., NBCSN Now the namesake son race, too, but he will start younger drivers to get Justin Allgaier finished
SOCCER of racing icon and seven- 35th. connected with the fans. second after leading 157 of
English Premier League (EPL), Swansea City at Manchester time Cup champion Dale For Kimmel and Jen- It’s really what the old the 254 laps and won a
United, 6 a.m., CNBC Earnhardt has announced kins, it’s all about history. school guys were about $100,000 bonus in the
EPL, Chelsea at Everton, 8:05 a.m., CNBC
German Bundesliga, Augsburg vs. Hamburg, 8:30 a.m., FS1 he’s retiring at the end of The younger Elliott is the was connecting with the Dash for Cash, and pole-
Bundesliga, Hoffenheim vs. Eintracht Frankfurt, 10:30 a.m., the season. That’s left his son of 1988 series cham- fans and I think it’s start- sitter Daniel Hemric was
FS2 fans — many having pion Bill Elliott, who drove ing to happen.” third.
EPL, Arsenal at Tottenham, 10:30 a.m., NBCSN adopted him as their fa- in 828 races over 37 sea- Those young drivers Larson was running
MLS, D.C. United at Atlanta United, 2 p.m., FS1
FIFA Beach World Cup, Paraguay vs. Portugal, 4 p.m., FS2
vorite driver when his sons and three times fin- and other 20-somethings near the lead when the
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS father died in a crash at ished second in the season are certainly making a race went back to green
Western Conference second round, game 3, St. Louis at Nash-
the end of the 2001 Day- standings. mark early this season. with about five laps to go.
ville, 2 p.m., NBC 27, 41, KCWJ (1030 AM) tona 500 — wondering Kimmel switched his When the green flag Dillon was the leader and
Western Conference second round, game 3, Anaheim at Ed- where to place their alle- allegiance to Dale Jr. when flies Sunday, 24-year-old took off too early when
monton, 6 p.m., NBCSN giance next season. he father died. Larson will start just 18th the green flag flew, setting
At Richmond Interna- “I’ve been a Dale Earn- and Elliott, who is second up a battle between Lar-
Monday’s TV | radio tional Raceway — part of hardt fan all my life, since in points, will start 14th. son and Allgaier for the
MLB NASCAR’s top series al- I was a little kid, so I But Ryan Blaney, 23, will victory in a two-lap dash
Baltimore at Boston, 6 p.m., MLB most since moonshine stayed with the family,” be on the front row for the to the finish.
Chicago White Sox at Royals, 7 p.m., FSKC, KCSP (610 AM) running spawned the rac- he said. third time this season Allgaier started on the
San Francisco at LA Dodgers, 9 p.m., MLB
ing series — many Earn- That’s also how Rob alongside pole-sitter Matt outside and stayed side-
NBA PLAYOFFS hardt fans are letting their Frantz of Emmittsburg, Kenseth. Ricky Stenhouse by-side with Larson into
Eastern Conference second round, game 1, Toronto at Cleve-
land, 6 p.m., TNT
reverence for the sport’s Tenn., wound up a Dale Jr. Jr., 29, will start fourth the first turn. But Larson
Western Conference second round, game 1, Houston at San history be their guide. fan. with Joey Logano, 26, slowly put a few car
Antonio, 8:30 p.m., TNT “Chase Elliott,” said “He inherited me after sixth. lengths between them
SOCCER Fred Kimmel, 69, who about a year of contem- Larson believes there before an accident behind
EPL, Liverpool at Watford, 2 p.m., NBCSN made the 9 1⁄2-hour trip plating what to do,” are plenty of talented them brought out a cau-
FIFA Beach World Cup, Italy vs. Mexico, 2:25 p.m., FS1 from Boaz, Ala. to be at Frantz said, speaking of options for fans. He just tion flag.
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS the Virginia track this Dale Sr.’s death. hopes that’s the route they
Eastern Conference second round, game 3, Washington at weekend. “He’s a real Now, he said he'll swap take. There is a steadily VETTEL TAKES POLE
Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m., NBCSN good rookie and he’s his Dale Jr. drink cozy for dwindling audience of Sebastian Vettel storm-
learning. In a couple years one that supports young fans willing to shell out ed to pole position for the
he’s going to be pretty hot shot Kyle Larson. The money to see races in Russian Grand Prix in
good at it.” somewhat cocky Chip person or even watch Sochi on Saturday, ending
Dale Jenkins of Suffolk, Ganassi Racing driver in them on TV. a run of 18 poles for Mer-
FIVE-GAME PLANNER Va., picked Elliott, too, but his second season leads “Hopefully we all have a cedes.
with a caveat. the points race after eight lot of Junior’s fans kind of Vettel, the Formula One
ROYALS FC KANSAS CITY “I’m kind of hoping that events. dispersed to cheer for us leader, shaved 0.059
Sun. MINNESOTA, 1:15 Sun. at Sky Blue FC, 5 Jeffrey Earnhardt steps up “He’s a young talent and don’t just leave the seconds off his Ferrari
Mon. CHI. WHITE SOX, 7:15 May 7 ORLANDO, 5 really,” he said. “We were and I’m looking for some- sport totally,” Larson said. teammate Kimi Raik-
Tues. CHI. WHITE SOX, 7:15 May 13 PORTLAND, 3 talking to him earlier and body that’s going to be “It’s going to be interest- konen’s leading time and
Wed. CHI. WHITE SOX, 7:15 May 20 at Washington, 6 he said that’s a big shoe to good for us,” Frantz said, ing to see, with him retir- denied the Finn his first
Thurs. CHI. WHITE SOX, 1:15 May 27 WASHINGTON, 7 fill, but if he gets the right adding that he thinks fans ing, how it changes the pole for nine years.
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Paul wills Clippers to game in the second over-
time after scoring twice
Tour in North Texas to
extend her lead through

Game 7 against Jazz late in regulation, lifting

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AREA NEWS
MU, K-State athletes win The opening round of
the NBA playoffs is down
ances like this in big
games.”
Paul had 28 points,
eight assists, three re-
bounds and four turnovers
the Ottawa Senators over
the New York Rangers 6-5
Saturday in Game 2 of the
Eastern Conference semi-
finals in Ottawa. The Sen-
ators lead the series 2-0 as
the series heads to New
three rounds despite a late
double bogey in Irving.
Nomura was at 8-under
205 — two strokes ahead
of Cristie Kerr, two-time
Texas winner Inbee Park
and 17-year-old amateur
Eun Jeong Seong.

gold at Drake Relays to the Utah Jazz and Los

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Missouri senior La-
Quisha Jackson and Kan-
sas State senior Brady
Grunder finished first in
their events Saturday at
the Drake Relays in Des
Moines, Iowa.
Jackson won the wom-
en’s 100 meters on Sat-
urday in 11.65 seconds.
She joined Drew White
and Reinhard Van Zyl as
first-place finishers at the
event. White won the
men’s 10,000 meters on
Thursday and Van Zyl
finished first in the men’s
javelin on Friday.
MU junior Cain Wine-
brenner, who went to Park
Hill, finished fourth in the
800 meters Saturday with
a time of 1:54.49.
Grunder posted a win-
ning mark of 209 feet, 4
inches in his final attempt
in heat two of the men’s
hammer throw. The Wild-
cats’ Shadae Lawrence
won the women’s discus
on Friday.
TWO WINS FOR RACE
WALKER
Alan Poisner of Over-
land Park won gold med-
als in the 1500- and
3000-meter walks in the
80-84 division at the
World Masters Games in
Auckland, New Zealand.
Poisner finished first in
the 1,500 on Tuesday in
9:53, and won the 3,000
on Wednesday in 20:53.
Angeles Clippers, the only
series to be extended to
seven games.
The Clippers can finish
off the Jazz on Sunday and
advance to the Western
Conference semifinals
against Golden State,
which has been waiting
since Wednesday to find
out its next opponent.
Whoever wins won’t
have any rest. The War-
riors host the series open-
er on Tuesday.
Now in his 12th season,
nine-time Clippers All-Star
Chris Paul has yet to play
in a conference finals.
“He is as competitive of
a human being that I’ve
ever been around,” Clip-
pers coach Doc Rivers
said. “When you put that
with the talent and will,
that’s why he has perform-
playing 38 minutes in a
98-93 win late Friday
night.
NFL: VIKINGS STADIUM
HAS ISSUES
Minnesota Vikings sta-
dium officials said they’re
concerned about leaky
walls and loose panels at
the new $1.1 billion facil-
ity.
The Star Tribune reports
that stadium executives
said that zinc panels cov-
ering the entire exterior of
the building are being
tested and that the panels’
durability are a health and
safety concern. U.S. Bank
Stadium has been open
only nine months.
NHL: SENATORS SLIP
PAST RANGERS IN 2OT
A Jean-Gabriel Pageau
got his fourth goal of the
York for Game 3 on Tues-
day night.
GOLF: BLIXT-SMITH
WIDEN ZURICH LEAD
Swede Jonas Blixt and
Australian Cameron Smith
prolonged their bogey-free
run to three rounds in the
new team format at the
Zurich Classic, deftly
adjusting to gusting winds
and posting a 4-under 68
to widen their lead to four
strokes in Avondale, La.
Alternating shots on
Saturday as teams did in
the first round, the Blixt-
Cameron partnership post-
ed four birdies to improve
to 19-under. They are the
only team without a bogey.
The Kevin Kisner-Scott
Brown and Nick Watney-
Charley Hoffman teams
were tied for second.
A Haru Nomura of Japan
A Lydia Ko was forced to
withdraw from the LPGA
tournament in Texas be-
cause of an eye infection
and could lose the No. 1
ranking she has held for
79 straight weeks.
BOXING: JOSHUA KOS
KLITSCHKO
Anthony Joshua survived
the first knockdown of his
young career, coming back
to drop Wladimir Klitschko
twice in London before
stopping him in the 11th
round Saturday night to
retain his heavyweight
titles.
Before a boisterous
crowd of 90,000 at Wem-
bley Stadium, Joshua and
Klitschko traded huge
punches and showed grit
before Joshua finally found
a way to finish the longtime
former champion.
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CHIEFS’ DRAFT PICKS
QB PATRICK MAHOMES II,
TEXAS TECH
Pick: First round (No. 10)
Measurables: 6 feet 2, 225
pounds, 21 years old, 4.8-second
40-yard dash
Bio: Two-year starter who com-
pleted 388 of 591 passes (65.7
percent) for 5,052 yards, 41
touchdowns and 10 interceptions
in 2016. Rushed 131 times for 285
yards and 12 touchdowns. De-
clared after true junior season in
which he led the Red Raiders to a
5-7 record. Son of ex-MLB pitch-
er Pat Mahomes, who played in
the big leagues for 11 years.
Evaluation: Possesses a thick,
strong frame but is an above-
average athlete who can slip
oncoming defenders both in and
out of the pocket. Occasionally
reverts to a sidearm delivery but
generally pairs a quick motion
with a loose, live arm. Gunslinger
who throws tight spirals and
consistently chucks it downfield
and into tight spots. Has a nice
combination of athleticism,
character and arm talent, though
he will need some time to accli-
mate to the pro game. Needs to
cut down on his questionable
throws over the middle in gener-
al, and learn when to let a play
die. Needs to keep working on
his inconsistent mechanics and
accuracy, the latter of which
must improve significantly at all
levels if he’s ever going to reach
his potential.
DE TANOH KPASSAGNON,
VILLANOVA
Pick: Second round (No. 59)
Measurables: 6 feet 7, 289
pounds, 22 years old, 4.83-
second 40-yard dash
Bio: Two-year starter who had 45
tackles (21 1⁄2 for loss), 11 sacks,
three hurries and one pass
deflection in 13 games in 2016.
Has blocked three kicks the last
two years.
Evaluation: Team captain. Out-
standing combination of size,
ridiculous length (35 5⁄8-inch
arms), athleticism and produc-
tion. Imposing player who gob-
bles up ground quickly and has a
real closing burst to the quarter-
back. Lined up against the tackle
and guard in college. Plays hard.
Has the look of an NFL starter as
a 4-3 or 3-4 end who can reduce
inside in passing situations. Did
not regularly face top-end
competition. Needs to refine his
hand fighting, play stouter more
consistently and improve his
instincts in multiple facets.
RB KAREEM HUNT, TOLEDO
Pick: Third round (No. 86)
Measurables: 5 feet 10, 216
pounds, 21 years old, 4.62-
second 40-yard dash
Bio: Three-year starter who
rushed 262 times for 1,475 yards
(5.6 yards per carry) and 10
touchdowns in 13 games in 2016.
Also caught 41 passes for 403
yards and a touchdown. Zero
fumbles.
Evaluation: Squat, nimble back
with live feet, legit upfield burst
and natural instincts. Has a
powerful lower body and out-
standing contact balance; is
adept at squaring himself after a
blow and continuing forward.
Has a low center of gravity and is
difficult to line up for a big blow.
Runs hard and with some power
in space; has an effective stiff
arm and isn’t afraid to play the
leverage game one-on-one.
Creative runner who can make
something out of nothing and
make defenders look foolish in
the open field. Extremely reliable
ball carrier who only fumbled
once in his career. Has lots of
production as a pass receiver;
shows the ability to be elusive
and make tough catches. Con-
cerned some by checking in at a
light 208 pounds during Senior
Bowl weigh-in. Long-term dura-
bility because of a general lack
of size will always be a concern.
Ran a below-average 40; field
speed is good but he can get
tracked down from behind
toward the end of a long run. Is
not big enough to run through
people in close quarters without
a head of steam. Technique in
pass protection needs work;
ducks his head into oncoming
rushers too much and could
stand to take advantage of his
natural leverage and be a touch
more physical.
WR JEHU CHESSON,
MICHIGAN
Pick: Fourth round (No. 139)
Measurables: 6 feet 3, 204
pounds, 23 years old, 4.47-
second 40-yard dash
Bio: Two-year starter who caught
35 passes for 500 yards (14.3
yards per catch) and two touch-
downs in 13 games in 2016.
Michigan’s team MVP in 2015
after catching 50 passes for 764
yards and nine touchdowns. Has
rushed 22 times for 219 yards and
three touchdowns in his career.
Completed his master’s degree
from the Michigan School of
Business.
Evaluation: Was among his
position’s top testers at the
combine in the three-cone drill
(6.70 seconds). Has very long
arms (33 1⁄4 inches) and a terrific
catch radius. “High character,
plays on (special) teams, has
NFl Draft 3B
been a starter there for the last
Chiefs, Dorsey took a big
swing to draft Mahomes
couple of years,” said Chiefs area
scout Pat Sperduto. “He’s made a
bunch of plays for them, has
lined up everywhere for them so
he’s smart, there’s not going to
be any issues with the intelli-
gence part of it” Played the ‘X’
and ‘Z’ positions at Michigan. BY TEREZ A. PAYLOR
“He’s a fluid route runner for tpaylor@kcstar.com
sure; he has excellent hands. If
the ball’s in his catch radius, he’s
going to get it.” Good against At 10:49 Thursday eve-
press “because he’s such a strong ning, John Dorsey walked
kid.” Was more productive in to the front of the room
2015. Had a quarterback change with a sly smile on his
in 2016 and the system changed face. For a notorious draft
some, but he also injured his
knee in a January 2016 bowl pick-hound who had just
surrendered his 2018
game against Florida and NFL
Network says he didn’t look the first-round choice to move
same this past season. Doesn’t up 17 selections in the first
miss games or practices. round of the 2017 NFL
ILB MARCUS ELIGWE, Draft, the enthusiasm in
GEORGIA SOUTHERN the Chiefs’ general man-
Pick: Fifth round (No. 183) ager’s demeanor was
Measurables: 6 feet 2, 239
palpable.
pounds, 23 years old, 4.58- The reason was simple.
second 40-yard dash
Bio: Given name is Ukeme but
He loved the man the
prefers to go by Marcus. First- Chiefs just selected, Texas
year starter who had 104 tackles Tech quarterback Patrick
(9 1⁄2 for loss), 2 1⁄2 sacks and three Mahomes II. So much so
quarterback hurries in 11 games
that Dorsey passed on CHELSEA PURGAHN Tyler Morning Telegraph via AP
in 2016. Also had one intercep- another QB he liked, Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, center, Randi Martin, left, and Leigh Steinberg celebrate
tion and three pass deflections.
Was dismissed from Florida State
Clemson star Deshaun as Mahomes answers a phone call from the Chiefs. Mahomes was drafted 10th overall.
after the 2014 season for a Watson, who had just last
violation of team rules (failed season won a national
drug test). Tied for the team lead championship. the No. 10 spot. also been used to describe the Chiefs felt comfort-
with 10 kick-return stops in 2013. “Listen, Deshaun Wat- Dorsey felt comfortable Mahomes. Dorsey, when able reaching a consensus
Was a consensus top-10 prospect son is a great kid; he’s the with that compensation. asked what gives him on Mahomes, who they
as a prep.
Evaluation: Was a 4-3 outside
senior who battled for the “I felt to get this player, confidence Mahomes can scouted heavily for the
linebacker in 2016 but projects as title, who won the title,” I had to be at 10,” Dorsey reel in the reckless throws, better part of a year be-
an weakside inside linebacker Dorsey said. “Those are said. “I know there were wasn’t afraid to evoke a hind Southwest scout (and
(Derrick Johnson’s position) with things that are very spe- three teams that wanted veiled comparison to former AFC Scout off the
the Chiefs and has outstanding
cial. But at the end of the this player very badly.” Favre, though he didn’t Year) Willie Davis.
speed for the position. “That’s day, we had Mahomes Like the New Orleans dare to mention the name. “When you do a move
the first thing you notice when
you watch his tape — kid can
rated above Watson.” Saints, who secretly cov- “I saw a guy who used to like this, you have to do it
run,” said Chiefs area scout Ryne This is significant, con- eted a long-term answer at flip it into coverage too, with everybody,” Dorsey
Nutt, who sees him as a potential sidering the Chiefs in- quarterback; and the Ari- sometimes,” Dorsey said. said. “All the way back
three-down player. “Absolutely, terviewed all the top quar- zona Cardinals, whose “He made it into the Hall when we evaluated him in
when you put the tape on you
terback prospects exten- coach, Bruce Arians, was of Fame. I’m not compari- September, the consensus
see him covering tight ends sively. They brought them believed to also love Ma- ng him, but I’m just saying. was he has unbelievable
down the seam, buzzing in the
flat.” Is good at using his unique
to Kansas City and tested homes; and the Houston Those things happened.” talent and the skill-set to
length (33-inch arms) at slipping their ability to learn and Texans, who ended up Mahomes is the son of a be an unbelievable player
linemen against the run. “Is he a retain plays, a significant trading up with Cleveland former major-league when you make an aggres-
thumper? No, he’s not a thumper. concern considering none at No. 12 to draft Watson. pitcher who was drafted sive move like that.”
But that’s not his skill set.” In-
had experience with the It was a gamble Dorsey by the Detroit Tigers out But as much as he loves
stincts developed in his lone lengthy play-calls that are said was worth taking. of high school. Mahomes, Dorsey also
season as a starter but must
continue to make strides here. “If
a fundamental component “I can see this guy de- “He’s a football junkie reiterated what Reid said
you watch the beginning of the of Chiefs coach Andy veloping into a really good — he wants to do every- Thursday: that Alex Smith
tape ’til the end, you’ll see him Reid’s offense. football player, so why not thing right, he wants to is the starter in 2017.
progressing in terms of his Afterward, Dorsey had take a shot at it?” Dorsey please the coach,” Dorsey “He’s a true profession-
instincts and how he sees the
the coaching staff rank the said. “This is a quarter- said. “That’s a big deal. al,” Dorsey said of Smith,
game. But by the end of the quarterbacks on their abil- back-driven league … what “He is competitive, he is who is 41-20 as the
season, he finds the football and
that’s the biggest barometer in
ity to learn and retain in- you’re doing is building smart. He gets out of sit- Chiefs’ starter the last four
terms of eyes.” Also needs to formation. for the future of the organ- uations with his feet and years. “He understands
work on his pursuit angles. “He “And (Mahomes) was ization. And from a com- arm talent in a way I what it takes to accom-
runs and chases and can be a No. 1,” said Dorsey, who pensation standpoint, I haven’t seen in a long plish levels of excellence.”
little out of control at times also ranked Mahomes don’t think that’s a lot. time.” That means Mahomes
tackling, so just breakdown on in
above North Carolina’s “I couldn’t be more It’s a combination of will compete for the No. 2
space (should be a focus). But
with a lot of guys in college,
Mitchell Trubisky, the excited.” skills that would lead spot with Tyler Bray, a
that’s an issue … this kid can be quarterback who ended up Dorsey’s philosophy had some to think Mahomes’ strong-armed quarterback
overaggressive because he wants getting drafted second already been established 13-16 record as a starter at himself with a four-year
to make the play.” The Chiefs overall by Chicago on and vetted long ago by his Texas Tech should have head start on the play-
explored his past and came away Thursday. mentor, former Green Bay been better. Dorsey dis- book. The group also in-
satisfied with what they found,
So about six days ago, Packers general manager misses that. cludes Joel Stave, who’s 6
adding his only issue was the
failed drug test. “He knows it’s
Dorsey started working on Ron Wolf. Wolf stunned “They were giving up 60 feet 5 and 236 pounds
something he’s got to address, five or six different trades, the NFL 25 years ago points a game — he had to with a strong arm and
but he’s done it — he’s done a including one with Buffalo when he made a similar try to score 65 points a quick delivery.
whole year of it.” general manager Doug trade, sending a first- game,” Dorsey explained.
Whaley. They eventually round choice in 1992 for a Dorsey was exaggerat- Terez A. Paylor:
S LEON MCQUAY, SOUTHERN came to an outline for a wild, reckless gunslinger ing but wasn’t that far off. 816-234-4489,
CALIFORNIA deal that would cost the with tremendous arm The Red Raiders surren- @TerezPaylor. Download
Pick: Sixth round (No. 218) Chiefs two first-round talent named Brett Favre. dered 43 points per game, Red Zone Extra, The Star’s
Measurables: 6 feet 2, 185 choices and the No. 91 Interestingly enough, last out of 128 Division I Chiefs app.
pounds, 22 years old, 4.45- overall choice this year for many of those words have FBS teams, another reason
second 40-yard dash (hand-
timed)
Bio: Two-year starter who re-
corded 50 tackles (four for loss),
eight passes deflected, six pass
breakups, three interceptions
and zero forced fumbles in 13
games in 2016. Was a backup in
2015 after starting nine games in
2014. Did not run at his pro day
due to a hamstring tweak.
Evaluation: Chiefs are looking at
him as a corner/nickel. “Just
(because of) the movement skills,
the hips, the athleticism, the
speed, the length,” Chiefs area
scout Trey Koziol said. Was used
as a safety at USC but played lots
of coverage against the slot
receiver. Production dropped as
a junior before rising against as a
senior. “I know he got a little bit
dinged up toward the middle of
the season there. That’s a talent-
ed defensive backfield. They’ve
got a lot of good players there.”
But when coach Clancy Pen-
dergast (who left in 2014) came
back in 2016, McQuay found a
role again. “He does have ball
skills; he’s got five career in-
terceptions ... he can go up and
play the ball.” Koziol says
McQuay has really good hips,
especially for a 6-1 guy, and has
comfort in off-man and press.
Koziol says McQuay is smart and
plays the game with his eyes.
“He’s a tremendously bright kid;
his ability to see things from a
safety role, conceptually, when
you’re asking him to play zone
coverage is only going to help
him, experience-wise.” Needs to
work on his footwork and tech-
nique to adequately make the
change. “Especially transitioning
to corner, I think that’s some-
thing the coaches will be excited
to work on him with.”
Terez A. Paylor: 816-234-4489,
@TerezPaylor. Download Red
Zone Extra, The Star's Chiefs app.
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Grading the draft

The Star’s Terez Paylor delivers his report cards for all 32 teams

ARIZONA CARDINALS: B
1. (13) Haason Reddick, lb, Temple
2. (36) Budda Baker, s, Washington
3. (98) Chad Williams, wr, Grambling State
4. (115) Dorian Johnson, g, Pittsburgh
5. (157) Will Holden, ot, Vanderbilt
5. (179) T.J. Logan, rb, North Carolina
6. (208) Rudy Ford, s, Auburn
Reddick and Baker are among
the top players at their posi-
tions, and Johnson is a promis-
ing guard who fits what coach
Bruce Arians wants on the
offensive line. Williams is im-
mensely gifted but has some
off-field issues and was regard-
ed by some as a fifth-round
choice or so.

ATLANTA FALCONS: C
1. (26) Takkarist McKinley, de, UCLA
3. (75) Duke Riley, lb, LSU
4. (136) Sean Harlow, g, Oregon State
5. (149) Damontae Kazee, cb, San Diego
State
5. (156) Brian Hill, rb, Wyoming
5. (174) Eric Saubert, te, Drake
McKinley is a good edge rusher
who fits the Falcons’ scheme,
but he could miss training camp
while he recovers from shoulder
surgery. Riley is smallish but he
tested well and could push
starter De’Vondre Campbell.
Kazee projects as a nice nickel
corner, while Hill has the size
and athleticism to handle a few
carries. Solid-but-unspectacular
group.

BALTIMORE RAVENS: A
1. (16) Marlon Humphrey, db, Alabama
2. (47) Tyus Bowser, lb, Houston
3. (74) Chris Wormley, de, Michigan
3. (78) Tim Williams, lb, Alabama
4. (122) Nico Siragusa, g, San Diego State
5. (159) Jermaine Eluemunor, g, Texas
A&M
6. (186) Chuck Clark, db, Virginia Tech
The Ravens are the kings of
getting value. Humphrey, Bows-
er, Wormley and Williams were
all talked about as players who RON SCHWANE The Associated Press
could go higher than the spots Myles Garrett (right), the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns, posed with his father, Lawrence Garrett, at a news conference Friday
the Ravens took them. Baltimore
at the team’s training facility in Berea, Ohio. The Star’s Terez Paylor gave the Browns an A for their draft.
also filled needs, to boot. Hum-
phrey is a physical, young cor-
ner with upside, while Bowser
and Wormley tested well and
can be molded into productive
pros. Williams has first-round
talent but off-field issues; still, it
was a worthy gamble.

BUFFALO BILLS: B
1. (27) Tre’Davious White, db, LSU
2. (37) Zay Jones, wr, East Carolina
2. (63) Dion Dawkins, g, Temple
5. (163) Matt Milano, lb, Boston College
5. (171) Nathan Peterman, qb, Pittsburgh
6. (195) Tanner Vallejo, lb, Boise State
The Bills moved down in the
first round (with the Chiefs) and
ended up with White, a gifted
cover man whose run support
has taken some knocks. Jones
has a terrific feel for the game
and could outperform his draft
position, while Dawkins is raw
but powerful. Peterman, a smart
quarterback with good antici-
pation, is a great value in the
fifth round.

CAROLINA PANTHERS: B
1. (8) Christian McCaffrey, rb, Stanford
2. (40) Curtis Samuel, rb, Ohio State
2. (64) Taylor Moton, g, Western Michigan
3. (77) Daeshon Hall, de, Texas A&M
5. (152) Corn Elder, cb, Miami
6. (192) Alexander Armah, de, West
Georgia
7. (233) Harrison Butker, k, Georgia Tech
McCaffrey and Samuel are
similar players; explosive but
slight enough to be considered
offensive specialists. Still, both
are really talented, and Moton
and Hall — who had better tape
at times than the No. 1 overall
pick, Myles Garrett — have a
chance to be contributors. Elder
is a special-teams demon with
toughness.
CHICAGO BEARS: D
1. (2) Mitchell Trubisky, qb, North Carolina
2. (45) Adam Shaheen, te, Ashland
4. (112) Eddie Jackson, s, Alabama
4. (119) Tarik Cohen, rb, N.C. A&T
5. (147) Jordan Morgan, g, Kutztown
The Bears paid Mike Glennon a
ton of money this offseason,
then surrendered a third and a
fourth pick, plus a third next
year, to move up one spot and
take Trubisky, who’s talented but
only has 13 collegiate starts
under his belt. A gamble, since
the deal stripped the talent-
needy Bears of precious draft
capital. Shaheen is big and fast
but he’ll have an adjustment
coming from FCS Ashland, and
many considered this a bit of a
reach. Jackson’s a good football
player and so is Cohen, but
Cohen is tiny and his touches
will need to be carefully man-
aged.
CINCINNATI BENGALS: A
1. (9) John Ross, wr, Washington
2. (48) Joe Mixon, rb, Oklahoma
3. (73) Jordan Willis, lb, Kansas State
4. (116) Carl Lawson, de, Auburn
4. (128) Josh Malone, wr, Tennessee
4. (138) Ryan Glasgow, dt, Michigan
5. (153) Jake Elliott, k, Memphis
5. (176) J.J. Dielman, c, Utah
6. (193) Jordan Evans, lb, Oklahoma
CHARLES REX ARBOGAST The Associated Press
The Chicago Bears’ first-round draft pick was North
Carolina quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.
6. (207) Brandon Wilson, rb, Houston
7. (251) Mason Schreck, te, Buffalo
Ross is slight and perhaps
injury-prone, but he is uncov-
erable with his combination of
speed and route savvy. Mixon
has a significant off-field issue,
but might be the most talented
back in the draft. Willis is a
worker bee who tested out of
his mind at the NFL Combine
and was considered a dark-
horse first-round pick. Lawson
has a history of injuries but
there’s no denying his pass-
rushing talent. Elliott actually
fills a need, while Dielman and
Evans are interesting devel-
opmental prospects. The Ben-
gals swung big on a lot of
prospects with red flags but
there’s no denying the amount
of talent they got.
CLEVELAND BROWNS: A
1. (1) Myles Garrett, de, Texas A&M
1. (25) Jabrill Peppers, lb, Michigan
1. (29) David Njoku, te, Miami
2. (52) DeShone Kizer, qb, Notre Dame
3. (65) Larry Ogunjobi, dt, Charlotte
4. (126) Howard Wilson, db, Houston
5. (160) Rod Johnson, ot, Florida State
6. (185) Caleb Brantley, dt, Florida
7. (224) Zane Gonzalez, k, Arizona State
7. (252) Matthew Dayes, rb, N.C. State
The Browns took the draft’s
most promising player, Garrett,
No. 1 overall, then traded down
from No. 12 to select Peppers, a
super athlete with excellent
leadership traits. Njoku is raw
but has Pro Bowl talent, while
Kizer could be the best quarter-
back of this year’s crop if he can
improve his work habits. Ogun-
jobi has starter potential, and so
does Wilson. Brantley would
have been a second-round pick
if it weren’t for his issues,
though his status with the team
rests on the outcome of the
investigation.
DALLAS COWBOYS: C
1. (28) Taco Charlton, de, Michigan
2. (60) Chidobe Awuzie, cb, Colorado
3. (92) Jourdan Lewis, cb, Michigan
4. (133) Ryan Switzer, wr, North Carolina
6. (191) Xavier Woods, s, Louisiana Tech
6. (216) Marquez White, cb, Florida State
7. (228) Joey Ivie, dt, Florida
7. (239) Noah Brown, wr, Ohio State
7. (246) Jordan Carrell, dt, Colorado
Charlton was productive in 2016
and received some first-round
buzz, but he only has one year
as a starter under his belt.
Awuzie and Lewis are good
picks who can really cover, while
Switzer offers slot- and return
ability. Not a glitzy class but
solid.
DENVER BRONCOS: C
1. (20) Garett Bolles, ot, Utah
2. (51) DeMarcus Walker, de, Florida State
Another quarterback, Clemson’s Deshaun Watson, was chosen in the first round by the
Houston Texans.
3. (82) Carlos Henderson, wr, Louisiana
Tech
3. (101) Brendan Langley, cb, Lamar
5. (145) Jake Butt, TE, Michigan
5. (172) Isaiah McKenzie, wr, Georgia
6. (203) De’Angelo Henderson, rb, Coastal
Carolina
7. (253) Chad Kelly, qb, Mississippi
The Broncos’ draft wasn’t flashy,
but they addressed some needs
up front by spending their first
two picks on talented players.
Henderson is a big-play threat
with a little Emmanuel Sanders
in him, and Langley is a long-
but-raw corner who should fit
right into their aggressive
secondary. Butt is an intriguing
redshirt candidate. Kelly, a
talented-but-troubled quarter-
back, isn’t a bad late-round flier.
DETROIT LIONS: C
1. (21) Jarrad Davis, lb, Florida
2. (53) Jalen Tabor, cb, Florida
3. (96) Kenny Golladay, wr, Northern
Illinois
4. (124) Jaylen Reeves-Maybin, lb,
Tennessee
4. (127) Michael Roberts, te, Toledo
5. (165) Jamal Agnew, cb, San Diego
6. (205) Jeremiah Ledbetter, de, Arkansas
6. (215) Brad Kaaya, qb, Miami
7. (250) Pat O’Connor, de, Eastern
Michigan
Davis is a talented player with
excellent football character, but
he’s battled some injuries, needs
to refine his instincts and spend-
ing a first-round pick on an
inside linebacker probably isn’t
great value. Tabor is a ball hawk,
but he ran a slow 40 and was
expected to go a round later.
Golladay is physically gifted but
raw. Reeves-Maybin is talented
but small — with an injury
history. Roberts is a nice value
pick, and so is Kaaya.
GREEN BAY PACKERS: B
2. (33) Kenny King, db, Washington
2. (61) Josh Jones, s, N.C. State
3. (93) Montravius Adams, dt, Auburn
4. (108) Vince Biegel, lb, Wisconsin
4. (134) Jamaal Williams, rb, BYU
5. (175) Deangelo Yancey, wr, Purdue
5. (182) Aaron Jones, rb, UTEP
6. (212) Kofi Amichia, ot, South Florida
7. (238) Devonte Mays, rb, Utah State
7. (247) Malachi Dupre, wr, LSU
The Packers addressed needs
and got some nice value across
the board. King and Jones were
mentioned as possible first-
round picks by many, while
Adams and Biegel can improve
the pass rush. Williams is a steal;
he’s a talented back who fits the
offense well and should make an
instant impact, while Yancey is
an intriguing developmental
guy.
HOUSTON TEXANS: B
1. (12) Deshaun Watson, qb, Clemson
2. (57) Zach Cunningham, lb, Vanderbilt
3. (89) D’Onta Foreman, rb, Texas
DAVID J. PHILLIP AP
4. (130) Julie’n Davenport, ot, Bucknell
4. (142) Carlos Watkins, dt, Clemson
5. (169) Treston Decoud, cb, Oregon State
7. (243) Kyle Fuller, c, Baylor
The Texans moved up to No. 12
to get their quarterback of the
future in Watson, a winner with
name recognition. Cunningham
profiles as a steady two-down
linebacker at the very least,
while Foreman can ease Lamar
Miller’s burden some. Davenport
and Decoud are decent devel-
opmental prospects while
Watkins represents solid value.
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS: A
1. (15) Malik Hooker, s, Ohio State
2. (46) Quincy Wilson, cb, Florida
3. (80) Tarell Basham, de, Ohio
4. (137) Zach Banner, ot, Southern Cal
4. (143) Marlon Mack, rb, South Florida
4. (144) Grover Stewart, dt, Albany (Ga.)
5. (158) Nate Hairston, cb, Temple
5. (161) Anthony Walker, lb, Northwestern
Chris Ballard, John Dorsey’s
former right-hand man, abso-
lutely killed it in his first draft in
charge of the Colts. Hooker has
Pro Bowl talent, while Wilson is a
Sean Smith clone and Basham
has some juice off the edge.
Banner is a massive tackle who
can be a starter if he can re-
shape his body, and Mack will
help immediately. Stewart,
Hairston and Walker are all
intriguing prospects on their
own.
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JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS: A
1. (4) Leonard Fournette, rb, LSU
2. (34) Cam Robinson, ot, Alabama
3. (68) Dawuane Smoot, de, Illinois
4. (110) Dede Westbrook, wr, Oklahoma
5. (148) Blair Brown, lb, Ohio
7. (222) Jalen Myrick, cb, Minnesota
7. (240) Marquez Williams, fb, Miami
Tom Coughlin’s first draft as the
Jaguars’ boss was strong. Four-
nette will immediately become
the offense’s bell cow, and he’ll
also take pressure off the mer-
curial Blake Bortles and help the
defense. Robinson is a nasty,
massive first-round talent who
boosts a position of need.
Smoot is athletic and plays hard.
Westbrook is a boom-or-bust
pick, due to his combination of
talent and off-field issues, but
Brown is a sneaky-good pick
who is undersized but can really
play.
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: A
1. (10) Patrick Mahomes, qb, Texas Tech
2. (59) Tanoh Kpassagnon, de, Villanova
3. (86) Kareem Hunt, rb, Toledo
4. (139) Jehu Chesson, wr, Michigan
5. (183) Ukeme Eligwe, lb, Georgia
Southern
6. Choice forfeited
6. (218) Leon McQuay III, s, Southern Cal
I’m a notoriously tough grader
of the Chiefs — their last three
drafts earned a B-, C and C — so
the fact I gave this one an A
after they surrendered a pre-
cious 2018 first-round pick
should be an indication of how
much I liked the big swings
general manager John Dorsey
took this year.
While I have to ding them for a
few things — like the fact they
could still use some interior
D-line help, and the fact they
didn’t address corner with a
premium pick — the primary
reason this class gets an A is
because of Dorsey’s aggression
when it came to ending the
streak of not drafting a quarter-
back in the first round. After 34
years, the Chiefs selected Ma-
homes, who arguably has the
highest ceiling of any
quarterback in the draft.
Kpassagnon, like Mahomes, was
also a member of The Star’s
third annual all-juice team, and
like Mahomes, he also has Pro
Bowl talent. A freak athlete with
rare size, he can be as good as
he wants to be.
In the third round, the Chiefs
moved up to add a strong,
competitive running back with
burst in Hunt, who rarely
fumbles, can catch the ball and
is a willing pass protector.
The Chiefs also moved back up
into the fourth round to select
Chesson, a big, fast (4.47 40)
receiver whose 2016 numbers
were modest (34 catches, 500
yards and 2 touchdowns) but
was likely hampered by a
January knee injury.
Eligwe is a former four-star
prospect who was kicked out of
Florida State for a violation of
team rules late in the 2014
season. He only has one year as
a starter at Georgia Southern,
but he is a solid gamble, assum-
ing his background checks out.
McQuay is a long (6-2, 185)
college safety who will likely be
asked to make the transition to
corner.
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS: A
1. (7) Mike Williams, wr, Clemson
2. (38) Forrest Lamp, g, Western Kentucky
3. (71) Dan Feeney, g, Indiana
4. (113) Rayshawn Jenkins, s, Miami
5. (151) Desmond King, s, Iowa
6. (190) Sam Tevi, ot, Utah
7. (225) Isaac Rochell, de, Notre Dame
Not sure the Chargers were best
served taking a receiver with
their first pick, but Williams is a
really talented player who
projects as an ideal NFL posses-
sion receiver who can protect
against another Keenan Allen
injury. Lamp and Feeney are safe
picks who should eventually
help solidify an annually uneven
O-line, while Jenkins is an ag-
gressive hitter and King is a
natural playmaker. Nice draft for
the Chargers.
LOS ANGELES RAMS: D
2. (44) Gerald Everett, te, South Alabama
3. (69) Cooper Kupp, wr, Eastern Washing-
ton
3. (91) John Johnson, s, Boston College
4. (117) Josh Reynolds, wr, Texas A&M
4. (125) Samson Ebukan, lb, Eastern
Washington
6. (189) Tanzel Smart, dt, Tulane
6. (206) Sam Rogers, fb, Virginia Tech
7. (234) Ejuan Price, lb, Pittsburgh
The Rams were without a first-
round pick due to the Jared
Goff trade a year ago, and they
spent three of their first four
picks trying to help him out.
Everett is a talented-but-raw
move guy, while Kupp and
Reynolds should help one of the
league’s worst group of receiv-
ers. But doing that came with
the cost of sacrificing premium
help at guard, defensive line and
corner, all of which were real
needs.
MIAMI DOLPHINS: B
1. (22) Charles Harris, de, Missouri
2. (54) Raekwon McMillan, lb, Ohio State
3. (97) Cordrea Tankersley, cb, Clemson
5. (164) Isaac Ariata, g, Utah
5. (178) Davon Godchaux, dt, LSU
6. (194) Vincent Taylor, dt, Oklahoma
State
7. (237) Isaiah Ford, wr, Virginia Tech
Only had six picks but kudos to
Alabama tight end O.J. Howard took a call from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday at his NFL draft watch party
in Prattville, Ala. Howard was selected with the 19th pick in the first round.
the Dolphins for addressing a
needy front seven early with
Harris, an athletic, aggressive
edge rusher, and McMillan, who
certainly looks the part of an
NFL linebacker and still has
room to grow. Tankersley is a
big corner with talent, too, and
Asiata is a big, powerful guard
who can start one day. Even
Godchaux and Taylor have some
physical talent and could help
eventually. Nice job of marrying
value and need for the Dolphins.
MINNESOTA VIKINGS: C
2. (41) Dalvin Cook, rb, Florida State
3. (70) Pat Elflein, c, Ohio State
4. (109) Jaleel Johnson, de, Iowa
4. (120) Ben Gedeon, lb, Michigan
5. (170) Rodney Adams, wr, South Florida
5. (180) Danny Isidora, g, Miami
6. (201) Bucky Hodges, te, Virginia Tech
7. (219) Stacy Coley, wr, Miami
7. (220) Ifeadi Odenigbo, dl, Northwestern
7. (232) Elijah Lee, lb, Kansas State
7. (245) Jack Tocho, cb, NC State
The Vikings dealt away their
first-round pick for Sam Brad-
ford, who led them to an 8-8
record. That impacts this grade,
obviously, even though the
Vikings added some instant-
impact guys. Cook, a big-play
back with off-field issues, will
help immediately, as will Elflein,
a plug-and-play tough guy.
Johnson is a run stopper with a
good motor, while Gedeon
brings a workman-like approach
to the game. Adams, Isidora and
Hodges are all developing.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS: B
3. (83) Derek Rivers, de, Youngstown State
3. (85) Antonio Garcia, ot, Troy
4. Choice forfeited
4. (131) Deatrich Wise, de, Arkansas
6. (211) Conor McDermott, ot, UCLA
The Pats dealt their first pick
away for New Orleans star
receiver Brandin Cooks, and
they also traded their second
away for Carolina defensive end
Kony Ealy. Both are still young,
and it’s tough to legitimately
second-guess Bill Belichick. The
players they did add are in-
triguing; Rivers is a raw-but-
athletic edge rusher, while
Garcia is an edgy guy who was a
nice pick in a bad D-line draft.
Wise has classic Patriots versatil-
ity, while McDermott is a long
tackle worth developing.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS: B
1. (11) Marshon Lattimore, db, Ohio State
1. (32) Ryan Ramczyk, ot, Wisconsin
2. (42) Marcus Williams, s, Utah
3. (67) Alvin Kamara, rb, Tennessee
3. (76) Alex Anzalone, lb, Florida
3. (103) Trey Hendrickson, lb, FAU
6. (196) Al-Quadin Muhammad, de, Miami
This class has some injury issues
but is a really nice group for the
Saints, who got value with their
first five or six picks. Lattimore
is a top-three talent in this draft
who fell due to hamstring issues,
while Ramczyk is coming off an
injury but is a solid tackle pros-
pect in a bad O-line draft. Wil-
liams covers a ton of ground as
a center field while Kamara has a
chance to carry a Reggie Bush-
like workload. Anzalone has
good tape and could be a day-
one starter, despite his dura-
bility concerns, while Hendrick-
son is a high-effort guy who can
help a flagging pass rush. Mu-
hammad is a dark-horse guy to
make the squad; he’s got off-
field issues but is really talented.
NEW YORK GIANTS: B
1. (23) Evan Engram, te, Mississippi
2. (55) Dalvin Tomlinson, dt, Alabama
3. (87) Davis Webb, qb, California
4. (140) Wayne Gallman, rb, Clemson
5. (167) Avery Moss, de, Youngstown State
6. (200) Adam Bisnowaty, ot, Pittsburgh
Not a flashy class, but solid.
Engram should add some explo-
sion to the offense as a “move”
tight end, while Tomlinson is a
legit run stuffer. Webb has a gun
for an arm but must become
more accurate if he ever wants
to make it. Gallman is a tough
back who could help immediate-
ly, though, and Bisnowaty is a
tough, versatile lineman who
might make it due to those
traits.
NEW YORK JETS: C
1. (6) Jamal Adams, db, LSU
2. (39) Marcus Maye, s, Florida
3. (79) ArDarius Stewart, wr, Alabama
4. (141) Chad Hansen, wr, California
5. (150) Jordan Leggett, te, Clemson
5. (181) Dylan Donahue, de, West Georgia
6. (188) Elijah McGuire, rb, Louisiana-
Lafayette
6. (197) Jeremy Clark, cb, Michigan
6. (204) Derrick Jones, cb, Mississippi
Adams is one of the safest
prospects to come along in
years, and Maye is a football
junkie. Picking two safeties with
your first two picks is unortho-
dox, but this has a chance to be
a nice pairing. Stewart and
Hansen could upgrade the
receiving corps, and Leggett is
promising as a pass-catching
tight end. Clark is a huge corner
(6-3, 220) and McGuire is fast
but raw. The Jets failed to ade-
quately address quarterback,
however, which could again sink
their season.
OAKLAND RAIDERS: C
1. (24) Gareon Conley, cb, Ohio State
2. (56) Obi Melifonwu, s, UConn
3. (88) Eddie Vanderdoes, dt, UCLA
4. (129) David Sharpe, ol, Florida
5. (168) Marquel Lee, lb, Wake Forest
7. (221) Shalom Luani, s, Washington
State
7. (231) Jylan Ware, ot, Alabama State
7. (242) Elijah Hood, rb, North Carolina
7. (244) Treyvon Hester, dt, Toledo
General manager Reggie
McKenzie adds more talent to
his rapidly-ascending club.
Conley and Melifonwu are great
athletes who can upgrade the
defense. While Vanderdoes’ tape
wasn’t great in 2016, he looked
great at the Senior Bowl. Sharpe
and Lee are interesting devel-
opmental choices.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: A
1. (14) Derek Barnett, de, Tennessee
2. (43) Sidney Jones, cb, Washington
3. (99) Rasul Douglas, cb, West Virginia
4. (118) Mack Hollins, wr, North Carolina
4. (132) Donnel Pumphrey, rb, San Diego
State
5. (166) Shelton Gibson, wr, West Virginia
5. (184) Nate Gerry, s, Nebraska
6. (214) Elijah Qualls, dt, Washington
Nice draft for the Eagles, who
land two first-round talents with
their first two picks and a corner
with excellent ball production
(eight picks in 2016) in the third.
Hollins is an interesting devel-
opmental receiver. Pumphrey is
NFL Draft 5B
Love the Bucs’ draft. Not many
players, but all these guys can
play. Howard is one of the most
complete tight ends to enter the
league in years. Evans, while
slight, can hit and cover. All
Godwin does is catch the ball
and make plays. Beckwith and
McNichols could develop into
starters someday.
TENNESSEE TITANS: C
1. (5) Corey Davis, wr, Western Michigan
1. (18) Adoree’ Jackson, db, Southern Cal
3. (72) Taywan Taylor, wr, Western
Kentucky
3. (100) Jonnu Smith, te, FIU
5. (155) Jayon Brown, lb, UCLA
6. (217) Corey Levin, g, Chattanooga
7. (227) Josh Carraway, lb, TCU
7. (236) Brad Seaton, ot, Villanova
7. (241) Khalfrani Muhammad, rb,
California
Solid-but-unspectacular class at
first glance. Davis had great
tape, but he did it against MAC
corners and didn’t get a chance
to work out before the draft due
to injury. He was a near-uni-
versal first-round pick, but many
thought the Titans reached.
Jackson is a really good, athletic
playmaker who was wore the
18th pick despite long-term
durability concerns. Taylor can
run after the catch and could
help a poor receiving corps as
early as this year, and Smith
could be an eventual replace-
ment for Delanie Walker.
WASHINGTON: A
1. (17) Jonathan Allen, de, Alabama
2. (49) Ryan Anderson, lb, Alabama
3. (81) Fabian Noreau, cb, UCLA
4. (114) Samaje Perine, rb, Oklahoma
4. (123) Montae Nicholson, s, Michigan
State
5. (154) Jeremy Sprinkle, te, Arkansas
6. (199) Chase Roullier, c, Wyoming
6. (209) Robert Davis, wr, Georgia
Southern
7. (230) Josh Harvey-Clemons, s, Louisville
7. (235) Josh Holsey, db, Auburn
Scot McCloughan reportedly set
Washington’s draft board before
his dismissal in March, and you
can tell. This was a really nice
MICKEY WELSH The Associated Press draft by the noted evaluator.
Allen was long-term shoulder
concerns but he’s a rock-solid
player, and Anderson is pretty
good, too. Moreau is also in-
jured, but he has first-round
tiny but explosive. Gibson is also The grade of this draft, however, talent. Perine is one of my
a long-ball threat, and Qualls will ultimately hinge on whether favorite players in the draft, a
could develop into a contrib- McDowell makes it. hard-charging back who runs,
utor. Some nice value across the blocks and catches. Sprinkle also
board. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS: A has upside as a run-blocking No.
1. (19) O.J. Howard, te, Alabama 2 tight end.
2. (50) Justin Evans, s, Texas A&M
PITTSBURGH STEELERS: A 3. (84) Chris Godwin, wr, Penn State
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4. (135) Joshua Dobbs, qb, Tennessee
5. (173) Brian Allen, cb, Utah
6. (213) Colin Holba, ls, Louisville
7. (248) Keion Adams, de, Western
Michigan
The Steelers do it again. Watt is
a worker bee with excellent
physical traits and testing
scores; he has a chance to be an
instant impact guy. Smith-
Schuster was once considered a
first rounder until his stock
dropped in 2016, but if he plays
light, he can also provide insur-
ance for Martavis Bryant. Sutton
and Conner know how to play
the game — don’t be surprised
if Conner emerges as a terrific
sub for Le’Veon Bell — while
Dobbs and Allen have physical
traits that make them worth
developing.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS: A
1. (3) Solomon Thomas, de, Stanford
1. (31) Reuben Foster, lb, UCLA
3. (66) Ahkello Witherspoon, cb, Colorado
3. (104) C.J. Beathard, qb, Iowa
4. (121) Joe Williams, rb, Utah
5. (146) George Kittle, te, Iowa
5. (177) Trent Taylor, wr, Louisiana Tech
6. (198) D.J. Jones, dt, Mississippi
6. (202) Pita Taumoepenu, de, Utah
7. (229) Adrian Colbert, s, Miami
Nice job by new general manag-
er John Lynch of adding in-
triguing players to his talent-
starved roster in his first draft.
They moved back one spot in
the first round to land a few
additional picks, and still got
Thomas, one of the best players
in the draft. They moved up into
the first round to get Foster, a
run-and-hit stud with out-
standing tape and off-field
issues. Witherspoon isn’t much
of a tackler but he’s a big, ath-
letic cover man, while Beathard
is an intriguing pick, though
many had him going later. Kittle,
Williams and Jones also have
upside.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS: B
2. (35) Malik McDowell, dt, Michigan State
2. (58) Ethan Pocic, c, LSU
3. (90) Shaquill Griffin, db, UCF
3. (95) Delano Hill, s, Michigan
3. (102) Nazir Jones, dt, North Carolina
3. (106) Amara Darboh, wr, Michigan
4. (111) Tedric Thompson, s, Colorado
5. Choice forfeited
6. (187) Mike Tyson, s, Cincinnati
6. (210) Justin Senior, ot, Mississippi State
7. (226) David Moore, wr, East Central
7. (249) Christopher Carson, rb, Oklahoma
State
McDowell is a classic boom-or-
bust guy, but in a bad D-line
draft, this was a nice pick. He
has all-pro potential if the
Seahawks can figure out what
makes him tick. Pocic is a classic
O-line tough guy who will
immediately help a subpar
group, while Griffin has a ton of
talent and is in a great place to
reach his potential. Thompson
has a ton of ball production, and
Darboh is a high-floor player.
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NFL Draft
Chiefs move up
again to select
Michigan receiver
BY BLAIR KERKHOFF
bkerkhoff@kcstar.com
AND TOD PALMER
tpalmer@kcstar.com
The Chiefs went into
the NFL Draft stocked
with 10 draft picks. When
the three-day circus — an
orangutan helped make a
pick for the Colts on Sat-
urday — came to a close,
the Chiefs had shed nearly
half of those positions.
Instead of 10 picks, the
Chiefs slimmed down to
six through a series of
deals that allowed them to
move up and around the
draft board.
Saturday’s three-player
haul — Michigan wide
receiver Jehu Chesson in
the fourth round, Georgia
Southern linebacker
Ukeme Eligwe in the fifth
and Southern California
safety Leon McQuay III in
the sixth round — com-
pleted the 2017 class that
started with the quarter-
back of the future in Texas
Tech’s Pat Mahomes.
That pick required a
move up the draft board
via trade. So did the selec-
tion of Toledo running
back Kareem Hunt in the
third round on Friday.
The trend continued
Saturday. The Chiefs went
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MELLINGER
They needed to improve
their run defense, so they
drafted Ukeme Eligwe, an
inside linebacker who
contributed as a freshman
to a national champion-
ship team.
It may all blow up — the
NFL draft is a roulette
spin often sold as science
— but at least it all makes
sense.
The Chiefs’ draft this
week is an enticing mix of
risk and talent, long-term
help with immediate
needs, projectable talent
and play-now production.
None of us should even
pretend to know how this
or any other draft by any
other team will turn out,
but the thought process
and priorities behind these
picks align with what gen-
eral manager John Dorsey
and coach Andy Reid have
shown themselves to value
— explosive athleticism
even if it means unrefined
skill, unquestionable
dedication to football, and
the willingness to overlook
what’s become known as
“character questions.”
Quibble with any of that
if you want — there is no
absolute way to build a
football team — but those
values have turned the
disconnected 2-14 disaster
they took over into one of
the NFL’s most consistent
winners over the last four
seasons.
As with anything, you
can make a case against
the Chiefs’ strategy.
The most obvious
downside is that the 2017
team will not be as good
as it otherwise might. The
2018 team will carry some
of the burden, too, and
possibly beyond.
Because if the only
thing that mattered was
winning the next Super
Bowl, then the Chiefs
would’ve taken run-stuff-
ing inside linebacker Reu-
ben Foster at No. 27, and
used the third-round pick
they traded to add more
help (defensive line depth,
perhaps) for the upcoming
season.
As it stands, run defense
into the day with two picks
in the fifth round and two
in the sixth.
To grab Chesson, the
Chiefs, who had traded
out of the fourth round on
Friday, engineered a deal
with the New England
Patriots to jump back into
that round. Chesson had
35 receptions for 500
yards and two touchdowns
last year.
Chesson was MVP of
the Citrus Bowl after the
2015 season, with five
receptions for 118 yards in
a victory over Florida.
That season, Chesson had
50 receptions for 764
yards and nine touch-
downs.
In that game, Chesson
injured his knee. Surgery
wasn’t required, but it
slowed his offseason
workouts.
Chesson was born in
Liberia, the native country
of Chiefs defensive end
Tamba Hali. Chesson
moved to St. Louis when
he was 5 and attended
Ladue High.
He did a little bit of
everything for the Wol-
verines. Chesson had 22
career rushing attempts
for 220 yards and three
touchdowns. And he was
big on special teams, in-
cluding return and cov-
is by far the team’s great-
est weakness. They were
shaky against the run last
season, then atrocious
after Derrick Johnson’s
Achilles injury. Even as-
suming (another) full
recovery for Johnson — far
from a sure thing — this is
a big enough weakness to
be considered a potential
fatal flaw for the 2017
Chiefs.
Having traded out of
last year’s first round, and
trading two first-rounders
to select a quarterback
they don’t want to play
until 2018 at the earliest,
the Chiefs will likely play
at least three seasons in a
row without a first-round
pick.
They have a quarterback
they know they can win
the AFC West with, and
their immediate prospects
would’ve been best boost-
ed by attempting to close
the considerable but not
unsurmountable gap with
the rest of the roster.
So, sure. If you want to
blast holes in what the
Chiefs did, that’s your
path. It’s an easy one to
take.
But if you look at this
with open eyes, an appre-
ciation for what’s realistic,
and the benefit of the
doubt to a scouting de-
partment that’s shown
itself to be adept, the logic
and potential with this
draft class is both obvious
and exciting.
In the span of three
days, the Chiefs may have
found their franchise
quarterback of the future,
and filled important needs
on both sides of the ball.
They had extra picks,
and are likely to have one
of the league’s lowest
rates of roster turnover
this offseason, so Dorsey
used the inventory to
make the picks he wanted
instead of the picks that
would’ve been available.
This is another trait
Dorsey has shown. He
won’t nickel and dime. He
pays for what he likes.
He’s the guy who orders
top shelf, even when
erage units.
Chesson returned six
kickoffs in his career,
including one for a game-
opening touchdown as a
junior against Northwest-
ern. And he had 17 career
tackles on coverage teams,
mostly as a gunner.
“I love playing special
teams,” Chesson said. “I
feel like I’m a competitor.
It’s part of what you have
to do to win the game. If it
takes running down on
punt returns, kickoffs,
whatever it may be. I’m
your guy. Whatever a
team needs, I’m going to
do it.”
Part of the deal in mov-
ing up to get Chesson was
trading tight end James
O’Shaughnessy to the
Patriots. O’Shaughnessy
was a fifth-round draft
pick from Illinois State in
2015. He started six
games in two seasons,
with eight career recep-
tions.
Eligwe spent his first
three years in college at
Florida State, contributing
to the Seminoles’ 2013
national championship
team as a redshirt fresh-
man.
He was dismissed from
the program in November
2014 for an unspecified
violation of team rules,
house is on special. Some-
times his disinterest in
sticker price has backfired
— his first major move was
the Dwayne Bowe con-
tract, they’ve repeatedly
paid more in contract
extensions by waiting too
long, and they’re con-
stantly in possession of
around $3.50 in salary cap
space.
But Dorsey’s Chiefs
have made it work by
generally getting the big
decisions right, and by
balancing big expendi-
tures with low-cost values
like Ron Parker, Tyreek
Hill, and Laurent Du-
vernay-Tardif.
Since taking over
around 10 years ago,
Clark Hunt has told every-
one who would listen that
he values consistency over
all else. His franchise
failed in spectacular fash-
ion in that regard for his
first six years, but is now
on its best stretch in 20
years.
The thought process
and vision of this draft is
to maintain and support
that consistency now,
while providing the oppor-
tunity for even more later.
There is no possible
move the Chiefs could’ve
made to give themselves a
bigger potential future
impact than trading up for
Patrick Mahomes. And
they were still able to use
their inventory of picks to
address needs on the de-
fensive line, linebackers,
secondary, and backfield.
You are a fool if you
pretend to know how any
of this will turn out, and
naive if you believe
anyone who says they do.
But we can make judg-
ments about intentions,
and the thought put into
these picks, and on those
levels it’s easy to see what
the Chiefs are trying to do.
They didn’t improve for
2017 as much as they
could have. But if their
penchant for getting the
big decisions right contin-
ues, this could be the most
impactful draft they’ve
had in decades.
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The Chiefs worked out a deal with New England to get
Michigan wide receiver Jehu Chesson in the fourth round.
reportedly failing tests for
marijuana. Chiefs area
scout Ryne Nutt said he
spoke with Florida State
coach Jimbo Fisher about
Eliqwe during the eval-
uation process.
“He had issues at Flor-
ida State, but he’s had no
issues at Georgia Southern
with any of that stuff,”
Nutt said.
In his only season at
Georgia Southern, Eligwe
led the team with 104
tackles, 11 tackles for loss
and three forced fumbles.
He said his off-field trou-
bles are behind him.
“Today is a day where I
know that everything in in
the past,” Eligwe said. “I
own up to everything I’ve
done, but it’s in the past
and I just want to enjoy
this day.”
McQuay played some
corner early in his Trojans
career but was a two-year
starter at safety and was
chosen honorable mention
All-Pac 12 last season after
Just one MU
player drafted
The Kansas City Star
Former Missouri defen-
sive end Charles Harris
was selected No. 22 over-
all on Thursday in the first
round of the 2017 NFL
Draft. After the selection
of Harris, there were no
other Missouri Tigers
taken.
It’s the fewest picks
Mizzou has had in a single
NFL Draft since 2012,
when tight end Michael
Egnew was the only MU
player selected.
Other Tigers from last
season’s squad, though,
will get their chance:
Defensive tackle Josh
Augusta confirmed in a
text to The Star that he
planned to sign a undraft-
ed free-agent deal with
the New England Patriots.
Former Mizzou tight
end Sean Culkin’s agent
confirmed that Culkin was
to sign with the Los An-
geles Chargers.
Cornerback Aarion
Penton and linebacker
Donavin Newsom also will
get to pursue NFL careers.
Penton will sign with
the Los Angeles Rams,
which reunites him with
former Tigers cornerback
E.J. Gaines, while New-
som will sign with the
49ers.
Long snapper Jake Hur-
rell has found a potential
home with the Baltimore
Ravens. He’ll try to beat
out Morgan Cox for the
Ravens’ specialist job.
Tod Palmer, @todpalmer
NO JAYHAWKS
DRAFTED
No Kansas players were
taken in the NFL Draft,
but two will have opportu-
nities to make rosters after
signing free-agent deals
Saturday.
Cornerback Brandon
Stewart latched on with
the Los Angeles Chargers
— the same team that
employs former KU safety
Darrell Stuckey. Stewart
JOHN RAOUX AP
making 50 tackles and
coming with two intercep-
tions.
The second one was
huge.
With 38 seconds re-
maining in the Rose Bowl
against Penn State,
McQuay came up with the
pick along the sideline and
returned it 33 yards to set
up the game-winning field
goal.
“He does have ball
skills,” said Chiefs scout
Trey Koziol. “With his
length, speed and athlet-
icism, he can go up and
play the ball. He has a lot
of physical tools.”
The Chiefs will look at
McQuay at cornerback
and nickel.
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had three interceptions for
KU last season.
Safety Fish Smithson,
meanwhile, signed with
Washington. He was a Big
12 coaches first-team
selection after leading the
Jayhawks with 93 tackles
and four interceptions.
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AREA PLAYERS
Among local undrafted
prospects, Ray-Pec
graduate and Pittsburg
State safety Deron
Washington planned to
sign with Atlanta.
Lindenwood linebacker
Connor Harris, a Blue
Springs South graduate
who is the reigning NCAA
Division II defensive play-
er of the year, will sign
with the Jets.
Former Missouri defen-
sive lineman Harold Bran-
tley, who finished his
college career at North-
west Missouri State, was
to sign with the Cincinnati
Bengals.
Tod Palmer, @todpalmer
BENGALS FEELING
MIXON BACKLASH
The Cincinnati Bengals
are facing a backlash over
their decision to draft
running back Joe Mixon,
who punched a woman in
the face while at Oklaho-
ma.
Cincinnati added to its
reputation for embracing
players with troubled
histories when they took
Mixon in the second
round. Even before Mixon
arrived in town, the choice
was getting panned.
WCPO-TV posted an
editorial Saturday saying
the club had gone too far
this time. The editorial
urged fans to stop buying
Bengals tickets and in-
stead donate the money to
organizations that work to
prevent violence against
women.
The Associated Press
contributed to this report.
SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
KANSASCITY.COM
Vikings
select
former
Wildcat
BY KELLIS ROBINETT
krobinett@wichitaeagle.com
Elijah Lee left college a
year early for a shot at
professional football un-
sure of when or if he
would be selected in the
NFL Draft.
The former Kansas State
linebacker had middle-
round hopes, but there
were no guarantees.
That’s what made the
phone call he received
from the Minnesota Vik-
ings during the seventh
round on Saturday so
special, even if it hap-
pened a few hours later
than some expected.
“I didn’t want to be
stuck in that situation
where I am trying to pick a
team,” Lee told reporters
after the Vikings selected
him with the 232nd over-
all pick. “I wanted to be
picked by a team.”
Lee heads to Minnesota
coming off an impressive
three-year
run with the
Wildcats in
which he
made 209
tackles, 11
sacks and
five in-
terceptions. Lee
He led
K-State in tackles as a
sophomore (80) and as a
junior (110) before decid-
ing to forgo his senior year
and enter the NFL Draft.
He twice received All-
Big 12 honors.
Saturday began with
high hopes for Lee. He
thought he might hear his
name called early. When
that didn’t happen he
turned the television off
and hoped a change of
approach might bring him
better luck.
“The wait was pretty
stressful just because I
thought I should have
went higher than I did,”
Lee said. “But, at the end
of the day, I am just happy
I got an opportunity. I
would hate to be in the
shoes of some these guys
that don’t get this chance.
I just needed a foot in the
door to make a name for
myself.”
The Blue Springs, Mo.
product was the second
K-State football player
chosen in the draft. De-
fensive end Jordan Willis
was selected by the Cin-
cinnati Bengals in the
third round on Friday.
Lee was thrilled when
he learned he was going to
be a Viking.
“They are one of my top
teams, one of my favorite
teams. I get to stay in
purple,” Lee said.
K-STATE ALUMS FIND
NFL HOMES AS
UNDRAFTED FREE
AGENTS
Only two former K-State
football players were se-
lected in the NFL Draft
this week, but other Wild-
cats landed deals with
teams after the draft came
to an end as free agents.
Defensive back Dante
Barnett agreed to terms
with the Denver Broncos
on Saturday. Barnett was
the leader of K-State’s
secondary last season at
safety.
Receiver Deante Burton
also found a landing spot
with the Atlanta Falcons.
Burton, a Manhattan na-
tive, caught 84 passes for
1,085 yards and five
touchdowns during his
time with the Wildcats.
Linebacker Charmea-
chealle Moore is headed
to the Los Angeles Char-
gers.
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Sterk says Mizzou

November.
“Every time I went out
there I felt pain,” Strick-
land said. “But it felt great

ripe for big jump

being out there (Saturday).
I played in a spring game
at Cal, but I wasn’t
healthy. It felt really good
to get back out there being
healthier and being able to
run around without pain.”
K-State played without
its top two receivers (By-
ron Pringle and Domin-
ique Heath) and its start-
ing quarterback (Jesse
Ertz) on Saturday, so
Strickland’s role within
the offense will likely look
different when they return
in a few months.
Strickland will likely
challenge Isaiah Zuber,
Corey Sutton, Dalton
BO RADER The Wichita Eagle Schoen and Isaiah Harris
Kansas State wide receiver Carlos Strickland, a four-star for playing time in passing
recruit, made his Wildcats debut in a spring game Saturday. formations that feature
three or four receivers.
His challenge will be
BY TOD PALMER
tpalmer@kcstar.com
COLUMBIA
First-year Missouri
athletic director Jim Sterk
didn’t hire Barry Odom,
but he believes in his sec-
ond-year football coach.
“I’ve been impressed
with him and just how he
handled the kids, the play-
ers, both with wins and
how they handled losses,”
Sterk said.
While Odom’s debut
season — the Tigers
missed out on a bowl
Odom Sterk
the players are ready to
take a big jump and
they’re going to compete
for a title.”
Last season, Odom was
lowest-paid football coach
among the SEC’s 13 public
universities at $2.35 mil-
lion per year, but Sterk
isn’t opposed to re-exam-
his commitment to
Odom’s program.
The project remains on
schedule for final approval.
“It’s got great momen-
tum and I think (the Uni-
versity of Missouri System
Board of Curators) are
going to discuss it in June
or July,” Sterk said. “I don’t
know whether they’re go-
ing to approve it in June or
July, but it’s on track.”
Sterk and his staff have
weekly meetings with the
design team, the Kansas
City-based architecture
firm Populous, and recently
hired a general contractor.

K-State receiver gaining comfort in K-

State’s offense. At Cal, he
said he was only respon-
game after starting 2-7
before closing the cam-
paign with two wins in the
ining that contract.
“We’ve got work to do
on the football coaching
Initially, plans called for
retrofitting the new foot-
ball-specific facility, but

Strickland gives sible for knowing his

routes. At K-State, he has
had to go deeper and learn
final three games — fell
short of expectations,
Sterk wasn’t dismayed by
salaries and all, but I think
they’re going to have suc-
cess and that will allow us
those plans were scrapped
last December in favor of
demolishing the south bowl

glimpse of talent
BY KELLIS ROBINETT
krobinett@wichitaeagle.com
MANHATTAN
When was the last time
Carlos Strickland felt
completely healthy on the
football field?
Strickland, a sophomore
receiver at Kansas State,
needs a moment to pon-
der the question. He was
at full strength while mak-
ing his public debut in a
K-State uniform on Sat-
urday at the Wildcats’
spring game, but it had
been a long while before
that.
“This was probably my
first time being healthy
since my sophomore year
of high school,” Strickland
said after a short pause. “I
don’t have any pain. It’s
tremendous. I feel opti-
mistic about playing
again.”
K-State teammates are
optimistic about his fu-
ture. Strickland is begin-
ning to show off the tal-
ents that made him a
four-star recruit out of
high school and took him
to California for the start
of his college career. On
Saturday, he snagged four
passes for 62 yards, in-
cluding a nifty over-the-
head catch that turned
into a 26-yard gain and a
diving grab.
“He will be a playmaker
for us,” sophomore quar-
terback Alex Delton said.
“He has been learning
every day, getting better
every day, never taking
any plays off. He is a quiet
guy who is only going to
get better.”
Strickland took a wind-
ing road to this point. His
arrival was celebrated at
Cal and then at K-State,
where he decided to trans-
fer in last year and play
closer to his family in
Dallas. The 6-foot-4, 200-
pounder can match every
receiver on the Wildcats’
roster when it comes to
potential. But it’s been a
long while since he
showed it, sitting out last
season as a transfer.
Much of that is injury-
related. Strickland said he
played through a sports
hernia for nearly four
years before deciding to
repair it with surgery last
how to block and read
defensive formations.
“He is trying to work his
way into the mix,” K-State
coach Bill Snyder said.
“He has not quite gotten
there yet. He is still in the
process of learning the
system. I think there are
some things he brings to
the table. He has some
capabilities. We also like
his size. It comes down to
how quickly he learns, and
how he can practice and
play with an ease of mind.
“When we get beyond
that, his skill will be for-
ever present.”
Strickland definitely has
a high ceiling.
“I love throwing to Car-
los, because you can just
lay it up there and he will
go run under it,” freshman
quarterback Skylar
Thompson said. “He is
great on fade routes and
he does a really good job
of going up and attacking
the football at its highest
point.”
Strickland considers
that to be the best part of
his game. He takes pride
in getting open in the end
zone, particularly when
the offense is near the
goal line.
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the growing pains.
“I knew going into that
season, you’ve got a new
head coach, new defen-
sive coordinator, new
offensive coordinator, and
you’re in the SEC — that’s
a tough deal,” Sterk said.
“For us to really have him
get settled in, and it takes
a while for the team when
you give them a new of-
fense and defense, it takes
a while.”
Odom was hired in De-
cember 2015 by former
Tigers athletic director
Mack Rhoades, who left
seven months later to be-
come Baylor’s athletic
director.
Sterk replaced Rhoades
last August after 16 years at
Washington State and San
Diego State and anticipates
Odom’s second season will
produce more wins.
“I think we’ll take a big
jump,” Sterk said. “I think
to be able to do that,”
Sterk said.
New men’s basketball
coach Cuonzo Martin
signed a seven-year, $21
million deal with the Ti-
gers last month, making
him the highest-paid Ti-
gers coach with a $3 mil-
lion annual salary.
“I addressed it with all
our head coaches that our
goal is to at least be com-
petitive in the SEC with
salaries, to be at least in
the mid-range, but we
have to build our revenues
back up,” Sterk said.
“We’ve fallen off in foot-
ball and basketball, so we
need to get that momen-
tum back and selling tick-
ets and support and all.”
Sterk’s enthusiastic
support and tireless fund-
raising toward building a
new football facility in the
south end zone at Memo-
rial Stadium demonstrate
and building a new
structure.
That decision bumped up
the price tag for facility —
which is expected to in-
clude coaches’ offices,
meeting rooms, locker
rooms, an equipment room,
a weight room, a cafeteria,
a team lounge, and a train-
ing room — from $75 mil-
lion to nearly $100 million.
Demolition of the south
bowl isn’t expected to take
place until early 2018 with
a construction timeline a
little more than a year,
putting the facility on track
to open in summer 2019.
Mizzou has raised
“close to” $50 million for
the project in private do-
nations, Sterk said, but
hopes to raise at least
another $8 million.
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Dooley coaches, FULL ROSTER ELIGIBLE

FOR EXHIBITIONS
Self said all of the play-

plays in Self ers on KU’s roster — in-

cluding transfers Dedric
Lawson, K.J. Lawson and

fantasy camp
BY GARY BEDORE
gbedore@kcstar.com
LAWRENCE
Kansas basketball coach
Bill Self lounged in a lower
level, Allen Fieldhouse
bleacher seat on Thursday
afternoon, his eyes fo-
cused on a 51-year-old
point guard who used up
his collegiate eligibility at
George Washington Uni-
versity three decades ago.
“I think Joe is a much
better coach than he is a
player,” Self said with a
laugh, assessing the cur-
rent playing ability of
former Kansas assistant/
current Florida Gulf Coast
head coach Joe Dooley.
Taking advantage of
being in tip-top physical
condition, Dooley served
as player/coach for Team
Chalmers, which fell to
Team Robinson, 69-53,
in the opening game of
Self’s three-day fantasy
procamp for men age 35
and up.
Dooley, who had come
to Lawrence for the camp
to help serve as a coach,
looked comfortable wear-
ing jersey No. 62.
He was the only player
without a name stitched
above the digits on the
back of the uniforms.
“I guess he had to fill in
because of an injury. He
did fine,” Self said of
Dooley, who dished a
handful of assists while
making sure his four
teammates on the court
were involved on almost
every possession.
He misfired on his only
two floor shots — a pair of
three-pointers left short.
Dooley also was 0 for 2
from the free-throw line.
“He told me the last
time he played was when
he was an assistant at
Wyoming which was in
2002. It’s been a few
years,” Self said.
Self said he did not
think Dooley would be
playing in fantasy pro-
camp games Friday and
Saturday, indicating a
replacement for the in-
jured Team Chalmers
player would be found.
The other head coaches
for Self’s sixth-annual
fantasy camp included
Fresno State assistant
Jerry Wainwright, Fox
Sports broadcaster Doug
Gottlieb and ESPN an-
nouncers Miles Simon,
Fran Fraschilla and Dino
Gaudio.
Charlie Moore — will be
eligible to play in KU’s
four exhibition games in
Italy this summer as well
as take part in the 10 prac-
tices in advance of the
trip. Those three players
will be able to practice
during the season but not
play in games until 2018-
19.
Transfer Malik New-
man, who is eligible to
play in games during the
upcoming season, and
Sam Cunliffe, who will be
eligible to play in games at
semester break of the
upcoming season, also can
play in the exhibitions in
Italy.
JAYHAWK TRIO GETS
COMBINE INVITES
Kansas junior Svi Myk-
hailiuk, senior Frank Ma-
son and freshman Josh
Jackson have all received
invitations to the NBA
Combine, which will be
held May 9-14 in Chicago,
KU basketball coach Bill
Self confirmed to The Star
on Saturday.
Mykhailiuk, who has not
signed with an agent, has
until May 24 to decide if
he will return to college
for his senior year. Jack-
son has signed with an
agent and will not return
to school. Mason, the
consensus national player
of the year, has used up
his college eligibility.
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Too early to change Royals rained out;

game set for July 1
course, Moore says BY RUSTIN DODD
The Royals will conclude
a rain-shortened series
rdodd@kcstar.com against the Twins at 1:15
The Royals entered the had a bad week. Two p.m. Sunday at Kauffman
BY RUSTIN DODD 2017 season expecting a weeks ago, we had a good The Royals, mired in an Stadium. Royals starter
rdodd@kcstar.com premium defense to elevate week. And then we just had eight-game losing streak Jason Hammel, scheduled
a consistent and veteran- a bad week. We had a bad and searching for a spark, to pitch on Saturday, will
The man who built the laden starting rotation. week at work. That’s the received a brief reprieve face off against Twins
2017 Royals says he is not Club officials also believed way I look at it.” Saturday. starter Phil Hughes.
discouraged. Not frustrat- the offense would be im- As he spoke on Thurs- JOHN SLEEZER jsleezer@kcstar.com The team’s scheduled All tickets for Saturday’s
ed, either. proved thanks to the day, Moore said the front Despite the Royals’ dismal 6:15 p.m. home game game will honored for the
Over the past week, healthy return of Mike office would continually record, general manager against the Minnesota rescheduled game, the
Royals general manager Moustakas and Lorenzo look for ways to improve Dayton Moore believes in Twins was postponed Royals said. Fans can view
Dayton Moore watched his Cain, the continued devel- the offense, a stance that the talent on the roster. because of rain. The Roy- a full ticket policy at
baseball team suffer opment of Eric Hosmer, would have been true even als and Twins will make royals.com/weather.
through its first winless and the acquisitions of if the team was seven up the game as part of a The Royals were also
road trip in 11 years. He Jorge Soler and Brandon games over .500 in that level is high,” Moore said. split doubleheader on scheduled to hand out
watched the offense mean- Moss. moment. “And if the concentration Saturday, July 1. Kelvin Herrera bobble-
der through an anemic The latter expectation Yet what was true in the level is high, and those are The first game will be- heads to the first 20,000
stretch. He watched the was not markedly different offseason is likely still the the same players that hit … gin at 1:15 p.m., as origi- fans on Saturday night.
starting rotation finally than the industry consen- case. The club is still wait- there’s no reason to think nally scheduled. The sec- The giveaway will now
appear vulnerable, and his sus. Yet so far, only half of ing on the return of Soler. A that we’re not going to be a ond, rescheduled, game take place before the sec-
bullpen offer a glimpse of the formula has surfaced. crew of bullpen reinforce- lot better. Every team is will start at 7:35 p.m. ond game July 1.
its flaws. The problem remains un- ments waits in the upper going to go through this.”
The Royals (7-15) have complicated. levels of the minors. But For now, it is too early
lost eight in a row now, the The Royals enter a three- the Royals’ fortunes will for a full-blown panic, even ROYALS STATISTICS
latest coming in excruciat- game series against the depend on the production as the alarm bells start to
ing fashion on Friday night Minnesota Twins on Friday of their homegrown core, a go off. The Royals entered Through Saturday
against the Minnesota averaging just 2.57 runs per group of players that Saturday just 5 1⁄2 games Batters AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB Avg.
Twins. They remain mired game. Their team batting helped win a World Series out of first place. Moore Bonifacio 20 1 6 0 0 1 2 2 4 0 .300
in last place in the Amer- average is .205, the worst in 2015. and Yost can cite slow Cain 76 6 21 4 0 0 4 14 17 6 .276
ican League Central as a in baseball. On Saturday, In the moments after starts in both 2013 and Moustakas 80 12 22 3 0 7 11 4 18 0 .275
Perez 77 7 19 2 0 6 11 3 16 0 .247
three-game series against a their OPS (on-base plus Wednesday’s loss in Chica- 2014. This is not new, Yost
Merrifield 30 3 7 0 1 1 2 3 4 1 .233
division rival was interrupt- slugging percentage) was go, the Royals processed reminded. Hosmer 85 4 19 1 1 1 6 7 12 0 .224
ed by rain on Saturday just .594, 47 points worse the sting of a winless road Moore believes that Butera 16 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 .188
evening. Yet Moore says his than the 29th-ranked team trip. Manager Ned Yost Gordon will snap out of his Gordon 83 6 15 3 0 0 5 7 20 0 .181
views and evaluation of his in baseball, the San Fran- suggested that his team funk and “help us win Escobar 78 4 13 4 0 0 2 3 18 0 .167
team were not altered by cisco Giants. was perhaps pressing too games.” Moore believes Orlando 47 4 7 0 0 0 2 1 15 1 .149
one lost week. Alex Gordon is batting hard to get off to a good Hosmer will perform to his Moss 56 5 8 0 0 4 6 7 24 1 .143
Cuthbert 29 1 4 0 0 1 1 2 7 0 .138
“Right now this is cer- just .181 with zero homers. start. track record. The Royals Mondesi 39 4 4 0 0 1 2 3 16 5 .103
tainly the group of players Hosmer, after a three-hit Yet in the face of the are still built on pitching Colon 11 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 .091
that we believe in,” Moore game on Wednesday and a disappointment, as the and defense, built to pre- Gore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
said in a phone interview one-for-three night on Royals move forward in a vent runs, which may limit Totals 727 58 149 18 2 22 54 57 178 14 .205
on Thursday, one day be- Friday, is back up to .224 season that could be de- their offensive ceiling. But Pitchers W L SV IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA
fore the skid continued at after a quiet start. Moss, a fined by a pending class of Moore still believes in the Junis 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0.00
Kauffman Stadium. “There veteran player with a track free agents, Moore sees talent on the roster. Vargas 3 1 0 25.2 21 5 4 1 2 28 1.40
simply is not enough sam- record of getting on base other reasons for optimism. “We’ve had good Aprils, Alexander 0 1 0 10.1 6 2 2 1 2 6 1.74
Herrera 1 0 3 8.0 3 2 2 2 2 5 2.25
ple size in 2017 to abandon and hitting homers, has The energy and focus have of course,” he said. “But
Kennedy 0 2 0 31.1 17 8 8 3 14 28 2.30
or pull the plug or chart been a strikeout machine, been present on defense, early on, the first couple Soria 1 1 0 10.2 8 4 3 0 7 13 2.53
another course.” even by his standards. In 16 which is one reason the months, we’ve always went Duffy 2 1 0 32.0 27 10 10 2 12 24 2.81
Moore has often cited games, Moss has hit .143 Royals entered Saturday through little stretches like Minor 0 1 0 9.2 8 4 4 0 3 8 3.72
the 40-game mark as a fair with 24 strikeouts, thought with the best starting rota- this. I’m not discouraged. Hammel 0 2 0 18.2 23 11 11 0 10 14 5.30
time to make fuller judg- he did club his fourth tion ERA (3.12) in the ma- I’m not frustrated. I’m very Moylan 0 0 0 9.2 10 6 6 1 3 8 5.59
ments on a baseball season. homer on Friday night in a jors. optimistic and positive that Young 0 0 0 7.2 13 7 5 1 4 5 5.87
Karns 0 2 0 23.0 24 16 16 6 9 19 6.26
But even then, Moore says, 6-4 loss. “The fact that we’re our players will continue to Strahm 0 2 0 4.0 5 7 7 1 6 2 15.75
his opinion is unlikely to be “Baseball is very unpre- playing good defense tells work hard and continue to Wood 0 2 0 5.1 9 11 11 1 8 5 18.56
significantly swayed. dictable,” Moore said. “We you that the concentration focus on winning.” Totals 7 15 3 197.0 175 93 89 19 84 165 4.07

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MLB ROUNDUP MLB STANDINGS AND SCHEDULE

Saturday’s games AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
East W L Pct GB L10 East W L Pct GB L10
New York 15 7 .682 — 7-3 Washington 16 8 .667 — 7-3
AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 14 8 .636 1 6-4 Philadelphia 11 10 .524 31⁄2 7-3
Boston 12 11 .522 31⁄2 4-6 Miami 10 12 .455 5 3-7
Tampa Bay 12 13 .480 41⁄2 5-5 New York 10 13 .435 51⁄2 3-7
Blue Jays 4, Rays 1: Justin Toronto 7 17 .292 9 4-6 Atlanta 9 12 .429 5 ⁄2
1
4-6
Smoak had three hits, Central W L Pct GB L10 Central W L Pct GB L10
including a two-run homer, Chicago 13 9 .591 — 7-3 Chicago 13 10 .565 — 7-3
and host Toronto beat Cleveland 13 10 .565 1
⁄2 7-3 St. Louis 12 11 .522 1 8-2
Minnesota 11 11 .500 2 4-6 Milwaukee 12 12 .500 11⁄2 4-6
Tampa Bay. Detroit 11 12 .478 21⁄2 3-7 Pittsburgh 11 12 .478 2 5-5
Yankees 12, Orioles 4: Kansas City 7 15 .318 6 1-9 Cincinnati 10 13 .435 3 2-8
Brett Gardner, Aaron West W L Pct GB L10 West W L Pct GB L10
Judge and the thundering Houston 15 8 .652 — 6-4 Colorado 15 9 .625 — 6-4
Los Angeles 13 12 .520 3 6-4 Arizona 15 10 .600 1
⁄2 5-5
Yankees picked up right Seattle 11 14 .440 5 5-5 Los Angeles 12 12 .500 3 5-5
where they left off the Oakland 10 13 .435 5 5-5 San Francisco 9 15 .375 6 4-6
Texas 10 13 .435 5 5-5 San Diego 9 16 .360 61⁄2 4-6
previous night, steam-
rolling past visiting Balti- FRIDAY’S GAMES FRIDAY’S GAMES
more for their fourth N.Y. Yankees 14, Baltimore 11 (10) N.Y. Mets 7, Washington 5
straight victory. Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 4 Boston 5, Chi. Cubs 4
Indians 4, Mariners 3: MICHAEL DWYER AP Boston 5, Chi. Cubs 4 Pittsburgh 12, Miami 2
Danny Salazar got off to a Cubs' Miguel Montero (47) celebrates his solo home run in front of Red Sox's Christian Chi. White Sox 7, Detroit 3 Atlanta 10, Milwaukee 8
rocky start, then combined Vazquez, left. Seattle 3, Cleveland 1 St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 5
with two Cleveland reliev- L.A. Angels 6, Texas 3 Colorado 3, Arizona 1
Houston 9, Oakland 4
ers to hold Seattle hitless
over the final eight innings
League News ment in his left knee. The
person confirmed Eaton’s
Tampa Bay connected
three times to beat strug- Minnesota 6, Kansas City 4
L.A. Dodgers 5, Philadelphia 3
S.F. 4, San Diego 3
to give the host Indians a A The game between status to The Associated gling Toronto. SATURDAY’S GAMES SATURDAY’S GAMES
win. Minnesota and Kansas City Press on condition of ano- White Sox 7, Tigers 3: N.Y. Yankees 12, Baltimore 4 N.Y. Mets 5, Washington 3
White Sox 6, Tigers 4 has been rained out. They nymity, because the Geovany Soto broke open a Toronto 4, Tampa Bay 1 Cincinnati at St. Louis, ppd.
(10): Melky Cabrera led off will make up the game July Nationals had not made tie game with a bases load- Chi. White Sox 6, Detroit 4 (10) Chi. Cubs 7, Boston 4
the 10th inning with a solo 1 as part of a day-night split public the severity of the ed, two-run single in the Chi. Cubs 7, Boston 4 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 6:10 p.m.
homer off Justin Wilson doubleheader. injury. eighth inning, helping Cleveland 4, Seattle 3 Pittsburgh 4, Miami 0
and Avisail Garcia added A Shelby Miller’s season A Los Angeles has put visiting Chicago beat De- Oakland at Houston, 6:10 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 7:10 p.m.
an RBI triple, lifting vis- is over after Arizona’s first baseman C.J. Cron troit. L.A. Angels at Texas, 6:15 p.m. San Diego at S.F., 8:05 p.m.
iting Chicago to a win over right-hander announced and left-handed starter Minnesota at Kansas City, ppd. Philadelphia at L.A. Dodgers,
Detroit. Saturday he will have Tom- Tyler Skaggs on the 10-day 8:10 p.m.
NATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY’S GAMES
my John surgery on his disabled list. Baltimore (Miley 1-1) at N.Y. SUNDAY’S GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE pitching elbow. Mets 7, Nationals 5: Josh Yankees (Montgomery 1-1), Pittsburgh (Kuhl 1-2) at Miami

Mets 5, Nationals 3: Mi-

chael Conforto hit two
home runs and slumping
Jose Reyes also connected,
leading visiting New York
over Washington.
Pirates 4, Marlins 0: Ivan
Nova pitched a three-hit
shutout and visiting Pirates
beat Miami.
INTERLEAGUE
Cubs 7, Red Sox 4: Antho-
ny Rizzo hit a two-run
homer, and Miguel Monte-
ro and Ben Zobrist both
had solo shots, helping
visiting Chicago rebound
from a series-opening loss
with a win over Boston.
A The game between St.
Louis and Cincinnati has
been postponed because of
rain. No makeup day has
been announced and a
doubleheader on Sunday
has been ruled out.
Injuries
A Seattle has placed
right-hander Evan Scribner
on the 10-day disabled list
with a sore elbow and
recalled outfielder Boog
Powell from Triple-A Tac-
oma.
A A person familiar with
the situation says that
Washington Nationals
center fielder Adam Eaton
will miss the rest of the
season with a torn liga-
Friday’s late
games
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankees 14, Orioles 11
(10): Matt Holliday hit a
three-run homer in the
10th inning and host New
York completed a rally
from an eight-run deficit,
outslugging Baltimore.
Astros 9, Athletics 4:
Charlie Morton struck out
a career-high 12, George
Springer singled home the
tying run and host Houston
beat Oakland.
Rays 7, Blue Jays 4: Logan
Morrison hit a two-run
home run and visiting
Edgin relieved Mets closer
Jeurys Familia with the
bases loaded in the ninth
inning and got Bryce Har-
per to hit into a game-
ending double play, fin-
ishing a win over host
Washington.
Cardinals 7, Reds 5: Dex-
ter Fowler and Jedd Gyor-
ko homered and Yadier
Molina short-circuited a
rally with a bases-loaded
pickoff to lead host St.
Louis to a win over Cincin-
nati.
Rockies 3, Diamondbacks
1: Trevor Story homered
and rookie Kyle Freeland
pitched six innings, helping
visiting Colorado beat
Arizona.
— FROM WIRE REPORTS
12:05 p.m.
Tampa Bay (Archer 2-1) at To-
(Koehler 1-1), 12:10 p.m.
N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 1-1) at
ronto (Sanchez 0-1), 12:07 p.m.
Chi. White Sox (Gonzalez 3-0) at
Washington (Ross 1-0),
12:35 p.m.
Detroit (Zimmermann 2-1), Atlanta (Foltynewicz 0-2) at
12:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Garza 0-0), 1:10 p.m.
Seattle (De Jong 0-1) at Cleve-
Cincinnati (Arroyo 2-2) at St.
land (Tomlin 1-3), 12:10 p.m.
Louis (Wacha 2-1), 1:15 p.m.
Oakland (Hahn 1-1) at Houston
(Keuchel 4-0), 1:10 p.m. San Diego (Richard 2-3) at S.F.
(Blach 0-1), 3:05 p.m.
Minnesota (Hughes 3-1) at
Kansas City (Hammel 0-2), Colorado (Marquez 0-1) at
1:15 p.m. Arizona (Corbin 2-3), 3:10 p.m.
Philadelphia (Pivetta 0-0) at L.A.
L.A. Angels (Ramirez 2-2) at
Texas (Perez 1-3), 2:05 p.m. Dodgers (Ryu 0-4), 3:10 p.m.
Chi. Cubs (Hendricks 2-1) at
Chi. Cubs (Hendricks 2-1) at
Boston (Rodriguez 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Boston (Rodriguez 1-1), 7:05 p.m.
MONDAY’S GAMES MONDAY’S GAMES
Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati,
6:10 p.m.
6:05 p.m.
Tampa Bay at Miami, 6:10 p.m.
Baltimore at Boston, 6:10 p.m.
Cleveland at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 6:35 p.m.
Tampa Bay at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Chi. Cubs,
Texas at Houston, 7:10 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
Chi. White Sox at Kansas City, Milwaukee at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m.
7:15 p.m. S.F. at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m.
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Javelin throw
becomes a title
event in Missouri
BY SAM MCDOWELL
smcdowell@kcstar.com
The javelin runway is
tucked along a chain-link
fence at Blue Springs High
School. It neighbors a
parking lot, which became
a relevant detail Friday
evening.
The Missouri State High
School Activities Associ-
ation will offer the javelin
throw as a state cham-
pionship event for the first
time at next month’s state
meet in Jefferson City.
And there’s a bit of a
learning curve, as it turns
out. In the midst of the
competition Friday at the
Gary Parker Invitational, a
8-foot red sphere sailed
through the trees, cleared
that chain-link fence and
rattled the bumper of a
pair of pickup trucks.
“You see some pretty
bad throws out here some-
times,” said Blue Springs
senior Dylan Cowling,
“just because guys aren’t
used to throwing it.
“It’s a lot harder than it
looks.”
The errant throws didn’t
come from Cowling, who
won the event Friday. His
longest throw traveled 174
feet, 2 inches in the air
before the sphere stuck
into the ground. Liberty
North’s Ava Curry later
won the girls event with a
throw of 127 feet, 9 inch-
es.
JILL TOYOSHIBA jtoyoshiba@kcstar.com For those who know
Dylan Cowling of Blue Springs High School won the javelin throw event Friday at the Cowling’s athletic back-
Gary Parker Invitational meet at Blue Springs High School. ground — a quarterback
on the football team,
which finished runner-up
in Missouri Class 6 last
fall — it probably seems
like a natural transition to
the javelin. That’s what he
was hoping, too. But
there’s little that would be
considered natural about
the movements required
to throw the javelin, an
event that actually dates
back to the Olympic
Games in Ancient Greece.
Two years ago,
MSHSAA announced its
plans to conduct a two-
year trial for the javelin,
with the possibility of
implementation into the
state scoring in 2017.
That’s when Lee’s Summit
seniors Dakota Collins
and Adam Schmidt tried it
for the first time.
It was a rocky start.
“You know how if you
throw something light
(weight) for too long it
starts to hurt your shoul-
der? That’s how this is,”
Schmidt said. “They’re
not heavy. It’s a really
weird thing. They don’t
have any weight to them.”
Schmidt finished third
Friday at the Gary Parker
Invitational at Blue
Springs. Collins was fifth.
For two years, they have
practiced the javelin,
knowing they would have
no opportunity to score
points for their team at a
state meet. Most of the
training — at least for the
newcomers, and there are
plenty of those in Missouri
this spring — is centered
around technique more
than strength-building.
“The way you think
you’d throw a sphere is
not how you actually
throw a sphere,” Schmidt
said. “You would think
you would just grab it and
just chuck it. It doesn’t
work that way.
“It’s really funny to
watch people who don’t
know what they’re doing
try to throw it.”
Progress is being made.
Cowling said he already
noticed some improve-
ment last season, when
MSHSAA allowed the
javelin throw at the state
meet but labeled it an
“exhibition” event. In
other words, the compet-
itors could receive a med-
al — and Cowling indeed
placed second in the state
— but it lacked some au-
thenticity.
Cowling has already
surpassed his state-meet
mark by more than 12 feet
this season. And that still
might not be good enough
to win it this spring.
“There was a meet a
couple of years ago, and a
couple of kids came in and
threw it 140 or 150 (feet),
and I just thought that was
so far,” Cowling said.
“This year, it takes 160
just to be in it. With it
being a real event this
year, it’s definitely becom-
ing a lot more compet-
itive.”
Sam McDowell:
816-234-4869,
@SamMcDowell11

KSHSAA classification proposals kept alive state and will require a

Board passes both plans more than a year.
to change the size and Friday’s votes by the
number of classifications board of directors does
in all sports. The not finalize either propos-
measures will now go to a al. Schools across the state
final vote by schools. will have the final say in a
vote that will happen in
May.
BY TAYLOR ELDRIDGE “To take this next step
teldridge@wichitaeagle.com is significant for our mem-
ber schools,” said Bill
TOPEKA Faflick, who was part of
A pair of proposals to the committee. “They
change the size and num- want to see a change and
ber of classifications in this was a necessary step
Kansas high school sports to make that possible.”
cleared its first step on The first proposal for
Friday. football only, which
The Kansas State High passed 56-11, would elim-
School Activities Associ- inate the two divisions of
ation board of directors Class 4A, rid 3A teams of
passed both proposals playing 3 games in 10 days
submitted by a 14-person in the playoffs, and revive
committee who studied 1A football for the first
classification changes for time since 1984. The mo-
del would trim 4A to 32
schools, set 3A and 2A at
48 schools, and the re-
maining 11-man schools
playing in 1A, with approx-
imately 50 in both divi-
sions of 8-man football.
In the postseason, 4A
would follow the current
8-game district model
used by 32-team classes
like 6A and 5A where the
first round of the playoffs
would begin in Week 9.
For the 48-team classes
3A and 2A, there would be
a 5-game district season
with the playoffs also
beginning Week 9.
Nailing down a final
posteason model for foot-
ball, which the first pro-
posal lacked, was crucial
to the proposal’s success
on Friday, according to
Faflick. It will be voted on
by schools affected 4A
through 1A and will re-
quire a majority in the
total votes, as well as a
majority from the classes
(meaning it needs to pass
in three of the four class-
es).
“The more detail you
can provide, the more
informed their decision
can be,” Faflick said.
“Now knowing what the
end result will be is a huge
step.”
The second proposal,
which passed 52-15, ad-
dresses all sports but foot-
ball and would expand 6A
and 5A to 36 schools, trim
4A to 36 schools, lock 3A
and 2A in at 64 schools
with the approximately 117
other schools competing
in 1A. It also details
changes on how the classi-
fication changes would
affect regional qualifying
for each sport.
The proposal passed
52-15 and featured little
discussion from the 67
members on the board of
directors in attendance on
Friday.
“I’m very pleased and
I’m encouraged the vote
was not even close,” Fa-
flick said. “I thought it
would be closer. I think
the board exercised some
wisdom. They gave that
initial approval and now it
goes back to the schools
and now they have a
chance to weigh in.”
The all-sports proposal
will be voted on by all
schools throughout the
majority of total votes
statewide.
Faflick said if the pro-
posal passes will likely
come down to how the
largest schools (Class 6A
and 5A) and the smallest
schools (2A and 1A) vote.
“Now we’re adding a
few more athletes at the
6A level and in those qua-
si-team sports that means
they’re not competing
against several more thou-
sands of students than
they did before,” Faflick
said. “I also think at that
1A level, 117 is a large
number. Even if it’s less
than 117, which it will be
(through co-operative
agreements), that’s still a
large number.”
Taylor Eldridge:
316-268-6270,
@vkeldridge
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GREGORIAN
advocating for a reception
at Union Station.
But her national title
was only part of what
made her so compelling.
Because she also was
straight out of central
casting for the Roaring
Twenties, a ripsnorting
character who smoked
and smacked gum and
chattered on the fairways.
Because she was none-
theless not easily cate-
gorized: In addition to her
pioneering golf, she at-
tended Northwestern
University and wrote
newspaper and magazine
columns about the game.
Because she was mar-
ried twice by age 25 —
scandalous for the time —
and retired from compet-
itive golf at 26, traveled
the world and otherwise
vanished from the public
eye.
Until she died under
murky circumstances in
1951 back in Kansas City.
“Her death on the Plaza
at the age of 47 remains a
mystery, as well,” Jack
Garvin, local golf historian
and expert, said in an
e-mail. “Every time I eat
at Winstead’s, I think of
her final days in that
apartment building next
door.”
For the record, she died
“at St. Luke’s hospital
after an illness of two days
… (after she) became ill
with a respiratory ailment
which developed into
lobar pneumonia,” The
Star wrote in an obituary.
The family, it added
without elaboration on
identities, “requests no
flowers be sent.”
Now, though, is a fine
time for bouquets.
Milburn this month
began celebrating its
100th anniversary with
Burns in some ways at the
epicenter, thanks largely
to the splendid work of
John Garrity, who began
playing there in the Kan-
sas City Golf Association’s
junior program.
The graceful, gracious
longtime Sports Illustrated
writer was commissioned
to write a book celebrating
the centennial (“The
Phoenix Rises”) of a club
twice engulfed in fires
(1932 and 2010) that de-
stroyed much of its mem-
orabilia.
Milburn’s fascinating
history also includes “how
a gangster and a band of
hapless kidnappers in-
volved Milburn in two of
the most notorious crimes
of the thirties,” as de-
scribed on the book’s dust
jacket.
But Garrity became
particularly intrigued by
Burns, who was unknown
to him before he began
researching the book and,
in fact, remains relatively
anonymous even in the
local golf world despite a
landmark achievement
Miriam Burns Horn won the women’s golf title in 1927 in Garden City, N.Y. She beat
Maureen Orcutt in a 36-hole final.
that was much-celebrated
at the time.
He learned of her on the
Kansas City Golf Associ-
ation web site as an inau-
gural member (2013) of
the KCGA Hall of Fame,
then sought information
and images of her for the
book.
That’s when he discov-
ered the Strauss-Peyton
glamour portrait through a
Google search.
With the help of Green
Jacket Auctions, he
tracked down the owner,
Howard Schickler, who
has a vast collection of
vintage golf photographs
(masterworksofgolf.com)
that still features the one
of Burns on the front page
of its women’s archive.
As it happens, Schickler
told Garrity in a phone
conversation that he ac-
quired the autographed
print from a Hollywood
collector of fine art pho-
tography.
For the book, Garrity
needed only to purchase a
high-res digital copy of the
photograph.
But conscious of all the
club had lost in the fires
and enamored of the pho-
to, Garrity and his wife
decided to buy the original
for $1,500 and donate it
as a centennial gift.
One that transcends
time.
“Her prominence, this
club’s history, how those
two things are tied, that
says a lot about the club
then, the club now and
her,” Mervosh said. “That
photo of Miriam Burns
kind of ties this clubhouse
into the past.”
The daughter of Clinton
S. Burns and Mabel Mi-
riam McComb was born
on Feb. 3, 1904.
She soared to promi-
nence in the Kansas City
golf scene as a 16-year-old
by winning the first of her
seven Kansas City Wom-
en’s Match Play cham-
pionships.
That victory came only
two years after her father
had given her her first set
of clubs and she began
taking instruction from
Milburn pro Harry Robb.
According to the Jour-
nal-Post in 1927, Robb
said “she’ll be a champion
some day” soon after he
began working with her.
By age 15, Burns was
expressing considerable
self-confidence. Prevented
by age rules from partici-
pating in the city cham-
pionship, the Journal-Post
reported her saying, “I’ll
get them when they let me
play.”
And so she did.
At a time men and wo-
men typically played from
the same tees, in an era
when amateur golf con-
sumed much of the sports
pages and public sporting
interest, she set numerous
area course records and
The New York Times called Miriam Burns “a grim fighter with nerves of steel.”
became a local sensation.
She was featured in
1923 on the cover of Kan-
sas City Golfer magazine,
and her personal life be-
came of such interest and
appeal that her first mar-
riage was all the rage in
the papers in 1925.
“CAMPUS ROMANCE
ENDS AT ALTAR,” blared
the Journal-Post photo
caption with the story of
her wedding to fellow
Northwestern student
Joseph H. Horn on June 6,
1925.
The marriage, the paper
noted, had been an-
nounced in Chicago in-
stead of Kansas City “on
account of the objection of
Miss Burns’ mother … to
the wedding.”
In fact, the Journal-Post
covered the wedding from
Chicago, embellishing it
with the language of the
times:
“Miss Miriam Burns of
Kansas City, who always
plays golf to win, never-
theless lost to Cupid here
today in the finals of a
game of love … .”
It even made the papers
the next year that she had
taken 10 months away
from the game, joined her
mother in Europe and
traveled around the conti-
nent with her infant son,
Kenneth.
In late 1927, though, she
became a national figure
and sealed a place in Kan-
sas City sports history
when she beat Maureen
Orcutt in a 6 1⁄2 hour, 36-
hole final in Garden City.
Cue the contradictions
she evoked, as Garrity
SUBMITTED PHOTO
captured with this para-
graph in the book:
“The New York Times
described her as ‘a grim
fighter with nerves of
steel,’ but Herbert Warren
Wind pegged her as ‘the
girl with the most sex
appeal in the judgment of
the galleries.’ ”
Even the golf writers
who sneered at her game
seemed enchanted by her.
“She doesn’t look like a
champion. She doesn’t
even play like one,” Mid-
Week Pictorial magazine
wrote. “She is small and
lively; she has blond hair,
thin ankles and a deter-
mined jaw; she smokes a
package of cigarettes a
round, chatters to her
caddy, makes jokes to the
gallery, waggles her
wrists, chokes her mashie
(club) and keeps her ball
in the middle of the
course. She never takes
her mind off wining a
match. That is why she is
the champion.
“(She) will probably not
be champion again. Her
golf doesn’t warrant the
position; her spirit does,
it’s true, but spirit can’t
always win tournaments.”
Yet the writer couldn’t
help but add, “When Mrs.
Horn wasn’t playing, she
was the one you wanted to
see as she walked lightly
and quickly in front of the
gallery with a cigarette in
her hand and a blue scarf
around her neck.”
Her own immediately
known words about the
triumph were far more
humble than brash from a
woman whose poise and
articulation perhaps de-
A photo showed Miriam Burns Horn with her son, Kenneth. Though he was mentioned
as her sole survivor in her obituary, what became of him is unknown.
USGA FILE PHOTO
fied her boisterous image:
“I only acquired what
some one person achieves
each year,” she told re-
porters, “and it was my
lucky time.”
But Burns caught on to
the wisecracks about not
looking or playing like a
champion and later wrote,
“It is the first time I real-
ized one’s appearance had
any bearing on a cham-
pionship.”
She also later told The
Associated Press that
reports of Orcutt having
had to play “in clouds of
smoke blown from my
nostrils” were overstated.
“Of course,” she said,
“it was never that bad.”
Whatever skepticism
there was about her else-
where was muted by the
thrill here, where the Jour-
nal-Post had reportedly
taken dozens of phone
calls during her champion-
ship match seeking up-
dates via the news service
wires.
Her victory left the Jour-
nal-Post touting her return-
ing at Union Station on the
5 p.m. Chicago and Alton
Railroad from St. Louis and
urging “Every Devotee of
(The) Game … to Welcome
Mrs. Horn” there.
Alas, there was no Kan-
sas City Sports Commis-
sion at the time to handle
logistics like it did for the
Royals parade in 2015.
“Plans for staging a
parade through the down-
town district upon Mrs.
Horn’s arrival were aban-
doned,” the Journal-Post
reported, “when it was
pointed out street traffic
would be unusually heavy
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FILE PHOTO
Miriam Burns graced the
cover of Kansas City Golfer
in September of 1923.
at that hour and that such
a parade probably would
not be in the interest of
public safety.”
Just the same, the recep-
tion was overwhelming for
the nation’s new “Golf
Queen.”
She was met by dozens
of her friends, reportedly
frenzied in competition to
be the first to congratulate
her, and bestowed a great
basket of flowers … even
as she appeared more
concerned about the fate
of her golf bag.
She was toasted with
parties and gifts and
basked in the limelight for
weeks.
But it wasn’t long before
she faded and her life
seemed to become com-
plicated.
Newspapers reported
she had an unspecified
major surgery in late Oc-
tober, and she soon was
divorced from Horn and
in 1928 married George
W. Tyson.
In 1930, at age 26, she
retired from tournament
golf.
According to Garvin, that
same year in the census her
son Kenneth was listed as
adopted. Though he was
mentioned as her sole
survivor in her obituary,
what became of him and
whether she has any surviv-
ing relatives is unknown.
Garvin discovered docu-
mentation of her arriving
at port in New York from
Buenos Aires in 1937 and
again in 1940, and she
was divorced from Tyson
in the late 1940s.
Even between Garrity’s
extensive research for the
book, Garvin’s previous
exhaustive efforts and our
own searches of Star ar-
chives and other databas-
es, those are about the
only known glimpses of
her between retirement
and her death in 1951.
Still, there is this por-
trait that you ought to see.
And maybe it says all we
need to know … even if we
wish there were so much
more.
“She was certainly
ahead of her time,” Mer-
vosh said, “and we’re
thrilled to have her as a
part of Milburn.”
Vahe Gregorian:
816-234-4868,
@vgregorian
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Sporting Kansas City’s Benny Feilhaber (third from right) and Graham Zusi celebrated
with a hug after a goal by Feilhaber against Real Salt Lake on Saturday night.
Sporting KC beats
Real Salt Lake 3-0
BY SAM MCDOWELL
smcdowell@kcstar.com
On a cold December
day, a soccer ball rever-
berated off a crossbar
inside Children’s Mercy
Park, and Sporting Kansas
City charged the field to
celebrate an MLS Cup
championship.
Some 1,239 days later,
that missed penalty kick
represented Sporting KC’s
last MLS victory against
rival Real Salt Lake.
The longstanding streak
came to a long-awaited
close in a downpour on
Saturday, with a fitting
responsible party.
A Benny Feilhaber 20-
yard strike provided the
prologue to a 3-0 Sporting
KC victory against Real
Salt Lake on Saturday.
The epilogue: Sporting
KC broke a club record,
extending its home un-
beaten streak to 13 match-
es. It has not lost a home
match since May 27, 2016.
Sporting KC is undefeat-
ed across four home
matches this season, three
of them presenting some
sort of weather challenge.
The latest included a
steady stream of rain for
the match’s entirety.
Irrelevant, as it turned
out.
Coming off its first loss
of the season against FC
Dallas last weekend,
Sporting KC, 4-1-3, was
crisp from the jump. It
resulted in another beauty
from Feilhaber, an Real
FCKC down
another striker
BY MARIA TORRES
mtorres@kcstar.com
As if losing Amy Rodri-
guez for the season due to
an anterior cruciate liga-
ment tear wasn’t enough,
FC Kansas City’s offense
took another hit when the
club announced forward
Shea Groom would sit out
of Sunday’s match against
Sky Blue FC in New Jersey
with a rib injury.
The offense is now left,
in no small measure, in
the capable hands of
former U.S. women’s
national team member
Sydney Leroux. She has
spent the last two games
building up stamina after
missing all of last season
(pregnancy) and most of
the 2015 NWSL season
(ankle surgery).
Groom went down in
the 68th minute of last
week’s game against the
Red Stars in Chicago
when she collided with
Sam Johnson on a tackle.
In an attempt to kick the
ball into the goal from a
few feet outside the box,
Groom appeared to slip on
her planted foot and slid
right into Johnson’s out-
stretched leg.
Groom had just broken
away from several Chica-
go defenders, winning the
ball and finally creating an
Salt Lake nemesis, in the
17th minute. Graham Zusi
set up the goal with a
layoff pass that put the
ball on a tee for Feilhaber,
who plunked the inside of
the opposite post from 20
yards away. Zusi recorded
his 50th career assist in
MLS play, fifth among
active players.
Striker Dom Dwyer
added the insurance in the
52nd minute, his third
goal in four matches after
he was scoreless in the
first four of 2017. Gerso
tapped in the third goal in
extra time.
After his first tally of the
season, Dwyer comment-
ed that he “needed” the
goal to spark a streak. The
gates have indeed opened
since, with some variety in
the finishes. Dwyer even
scored a rare one with his
right foot Saturday.
That was more than
enough for the other half
of the field, where the
Sporting KC defense for-
mulated its fifth shutout of
the season. Goalkeeper
Tim Melia made two saves
for his fifth clean sheet,
most in MLS.
Real Salt Lake, 2-5-2,
had a goal negated by a
delayed offside call in the
29th minute. Real Salt
Lake forward Yura Mov-
sisyan struck a ball that
deflected off the back of
forward Joao Plata and
into the net. After a con-
ference with his assistant
referee, center official
Jose Rivero ruled the play
offside.
opportunity for an FCKC
offense that had only put
three shots on goal in the
first half against Chicago.
On a replay of the play
involving Groom and
Johnson, it could be seen
that Johnson’s knee
knocked into Groom’s
torso. Johnson’s forearm
hit Groom’s face as John-
son tried to regain her
own balance. Groom im-
mediately crumpled to the
ground, covering her head
with her hands and curling
up on her right side as
teammates and medical
staff surrounded her.
Groom walked off the
field of her own volition
after three minutes only to
return to the game with-
out missing any time.
Trainers, who gingerly
eased her to her feet on
the field, checked her jaw
at the sideline once more
but did not fight to stop
her from returning to the
game.
Groom, who if from
Liberty, played all 90
minutes last Saturday and
finished with three shots
on goal, one of them in
the 90th minute. For now,
the club is only certain she
will miss one game.
Without Groom’s steady
presence on the field this
weekend, FC Kansas City
will lean on Leroux at the
top and hope that mid-
NICK TRE. SMITH Special to The Star
Sporting KC on Sat-
urday started a string of
six matches in 22 days. It
used its typical lineup
Saturday, but its depth
could be tested over the
ensuing days and weeks.
Sporting KC will play
host to the New York Red
Bulls on Wednesday be-
fore a trip to expansion-
club Minnesota next Sat-
urday.
SPORTING KANSAS CITY 3
REAL SALT LAKE 0
Real Salt Lake 0 0 — 0
Kansas City 1 2 — 3
REAL SALT LAKE: Brooks Lennon, Yura
Movsisyan (Luis Silva, 60th), Joao Plata,
Matt Van Oekel, Danilo Acosta (Sebastián
Saucedo, 71st), Chris Wingert, Chris
Schuler, Demar Phillips, Luke Mulholland
(José Hernández, 85th), Sunny.
KANSAS CITY: Gerso Fernandes, Dominic
Dwyer (Soony Saad, 91st), Jimmy Medran-
da (Daniel Salloi, 79th), Tim Melia, Graham
Zusi, Ike Opara, Matt Besler, Seth Sinovic,
Roger Espinoza (Soni Mustivar, 70th), Ilie
Sánchez, Benny Feilhaber.
GOAL SCORING
Real Salt Lake: None.
Kansas City: 1, Feilhaber (Zusi, Espinoza),
17th minute. 2, Dwyer (unassisted), 51st
minute. 3, Fernandes (Saad), 95th minute.
RSL SKC
Shots 14 10
Shots on goal 2 7
Saves 4 2
Corner kicks 6 6
Fouls 15 7
Offsides 3 4
YELLOW CARDS
Real Salt Lake: Mulholland (unsporting
behavior), 39th; Phillips (dissent) 51st;
Movsisyan (unsporting behavior), 55th;
Lennon (unsporting behavior), 85th.
Kansas City: Feilhaber (unsporting beha-
vior), 49th; Espinoza (unsporting beha-
vior), 55th; Zusi (unsporting behavior),
69th; Fernandes (unsporting behavior),
84th.
OFFICIALS
Referee: Jose Carlos Rivero.
Assistant referee:Anthony Vasoli.
Assistant referee: Jose Da Silva.
Fourth official: Nima Saghafi.
Attendance: 18,648.
fielders Katie Bowen and
Brittany Ratcliffe convert
more opportunities for the
Blues. Ratcliffe is from
Williamstown, N.J., about
80 miles from Sky Blue’s
Yurcak Field in Piscata-
way Township.
Leroux has yet to play a
full game this year, log-
ging 78 minutes against
Boston and 73 minutes
against Chicago. She
scored one of FCKC’s two
goals this season in the 7th
minute of the club’s game
against Boston, which was
the season opener at
Swope Soccer Village on
April 16.
A saving grace for
FCKC is the return of
Canada national team
midfielder Desiree Scott,
who missed the first two
games of the NWSL sea-
son with an ankle sprain.
She’s projected to return
to her spot in front of the
backline, which should
help shore up some of the
issues FCKC encountered
last week in allowing Chi-
cago to retain control in its
attacking third.
FC Kansas City (1-1-0)
kicks off against Sky Blue
FC (0-1-1) on Sunday at 5
p.m. The game, which is
Sky Blue’s home opener,
will be available for
streaming on the go90
app and at go90.com.
Maria Torres:
816-234-4379,
@maria_torres3
COMING UP
FCKC at Sky Blue FC (N.J.), 5 p.m.
Sunday, go90.com
OUTDOORS
Sometimes in fishing,
both fish, fisherman win
BY MICHAEL PEARCE
mpearce@wichitaeagle.com
ISLAMORADA, FLA.
One second the over-
sized fishing outfit was
dead weight in my hands.
The next it seemed totally
alive with the thumb-thick
rod bowed 90 degrees and
bucking as the spool atop
the oversized reel spun
like a top as line streamed
away from the boat.
“Come on fish, give us a
jump,” Rick Stanczyk, a
top Florida Keys guide,
said as we stared out over
the gulf, and hoped I’d
hooked our target species.
Soon, 100 or more yards
out a five-foot fish rocket-
ed 15 feet into the air. In
the day’s first rays of sun-
shine the silvery fish
shined like freshly pol-
ished chrome. A split
second after splashing
down it was airborne
again with twists and a flip
added to the second jump.
Only one fish looks and
acts like that – a tarpon.
THE SILVER KING
My fascination with
tarpon began with 1960s
episodes of “The Amer-
ican Sportsman,” and
outdoors magazines I
watched and read of how
famous anglers, like Ted
Williams , battled giant
fish to 200 pounds that
had more high-flying
moves than an Olympic
gymnast, and more
strength than a gold med-
al power lifter.
In those old movies and
magazines the fish always
seemed as beautiful as
they were powerful, with
rows of scales of the size
and sheen of freshly-mint-
ed silver dollars. Even
decades before I caught
one I believed they de-
served the title of “the
Silver King.”
Through all those years
I longed for the day when
I could battle such a fish,
surrounded by miles of
blue, shallow water in the
Florida Keys. I imagined
myself waist-deep in wa-
ter, like I’d seen in some
many photos, cradling a
100-pounder for a photo,
then watching it swim
away.
My chance came last
Monday when my neph-
ew, Brian Elliott, hired
Stanczyk. He’d come high-
ly recommend by experts
in the Keys. Raised at his
family’s marina, Bud and
Mary’s, even at only 34
he’s rated as the best of
the best by some. I had to
make reservations four
months ago to get last
Monday’s trip.
After weeks of rough
weather, on Monday
Stanczyk was pleased the
morning was clear and
pretty calm.
Action came fast.
Five minutes into fish-
ing, a stingray grabbed a
chunk of cut mullet Brian
was fishing. Those wing-
like fins provide plenty of
speed and power. I soon
caught another and we
both got a yard-long shark
or two.
All of those fish we
brought to the boat. We
had to take the boat to the
tarpon that picked up my
bait, bent the rod to the
bottom eye and headed
toward Mexico in a hurry.
With the reel still losing
line Stanczyk started the
motor and headed toward
the tarpon as fast as I
could crank the reel. The
fish gave another good
leap as we closed the dis-
tance. Then the battle
really began.
Tarpon fights are known
to usually be fast and
hectic. Some battle the
angler with dozens of
jumps. Big fish have been
known to land in boats. I
Capt. Rick Stanczyk with a 60 pound tarpon caught by
Brian Elliott in the Florida Keys last Monday.
saw a video of one that
completely vaulted over
the boat. But such speed
and acrobatics can wear
out the fish fairly quickly.
Mid-morning Monday
Brian hooked a tarpon that
took a live mullet with a
savage top-water strike.
The high-flying fight last-
ed less than 15 minutes as
the fish wore down from
jump after jump. Stanczyk
estimated it 60 pounds as
he removed the hook and
held the fish in the water
for a few photos.
My fish missed the me-
mo about jumping a lot,
and wearing down quickly.
We got the occasional
surface roll from the tar-
pon but mostly it just
bull-dogged through the
water. So many times I
thought I was gaining line,
and had the fish within 20
yards of the boat only to
have it blitz away like it
was leaving the scene of a
crime.
That tarpon’s crime, by
the way, would have been
assault and battery.
Tuesday morning my
abdomen showed 18
plum-colored bruises from
when the fish pulled hard
and fast enough to ham-
mer the butt of the rod
into my belly. Days after
the fight my shoulder felt
as stiff as the Tin Man’s
after a good rain.
I marveled at the tar-
pon’s strength as it pulled
and held a deep bow in
the rod as it towed the
boat hundreds of yards.
NO SIGN OF
SURRENDER
Forty minutes into the
fight the fish was close
enough Stanczyk grabbed
the few feet of heavy lead-
er just above the hook.
The fish rose enough to
shake a mouth the size of
bucket above the surface a
few yards from the boat. It
snapped the line from the
guide’s closed fist and
headed away.
In the world of big-
game fishing a fish is con-
sidered caught once that
leader is touched because
it was close enough to
have been gaffed or har-
pooned.
It’s also considered a
catch for the protection of
SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
KANSASCITY.COM
MICHAEL PEARCE The Wichita Eagle
the angler and a boat’s
crew. Trying to unhook
something as strong as
marlin, tuna or tarpon can
get somebody seriously
hurt, or even killed.
Releases at the leader
are also done for the pro-
tection of the fish. Worn
too thin, some fish be-
come easy prey for sharks,
though Stanczyk said big
sharks were rare where we
were fishing.
Some fish will also fight
to the death rather than
give up. I’ve had sailfish
suddenly go belly-up at
the boat.
My largest tuna, 100
pounds or so, died mid-
run, 100 more yards from
the rod. Friends have had
the same happen with
tarpon and marlin.
My longest fight before
the tarpon was about 45
minutes on a black marlin
estimated at 600 pounds.
Stanczyk thought the tar-
pon around 90 pounds,
and after 45 minutes it
was still fighting strong.
With every run the fish
made, I became more
fearful it would just die on
the line. Gradually, the
boyhood dream of cra-
dling a tarpon for a photo
became over-shadowed
with the reality of the
stress I was putting on the
fish.
According to time
stamps on Brian’s camera,
the fight was right at an
hour long when I had the
tarpon close enough
Stanczyk grabbed the
leader for the fourth time.
Once again the fish pan-
icked, pulled the line from
Stanczyk’s hand powered
off again.
I clamped a hand on the
reel’s spool so the fish
could take no more line.
After all of that fight, the
tarpon still had enough
power that the 50-pound-
test main line sounded
like a pistol shot when it
snapped.
Technically I can say
I’ve finally caught a tar-
pon.
I can live without having
a photo.
Michael Pearce:
316-268-6382,
@PearceOutdoors
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x-Fri., May 5: at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Sporting Kansas City 3, Real Salt Lake 0 Chevrolet, 118.437. 24. (13) Ty Dillon,
Sat., April 15: Cleveland 109, Indiana 108 Vancouver 2, Montreal 1 6. Ron Capps, Charger, 3.904, 324.12 vs. In Las Cruces, N.M.
x-Sun., May 7: at Edmonton, TBA Chevrolet, 117.025. 25. (43) Aric 11. Del Worsham, Camry, 3.981, 320.51.
Mon., April 17: Cleveland 117, Indiana 111 x-Wed., May 10: at Anaheim, TBA Orlando City 2, Colorado 0 Saturday’s semifinal
Almirola, Ford, 119.079. 26. (27) Paul 4. Matt Hagan, Charger, 3.898, 331.28
Thur., April 20: Cleveland 119, Indiana 114 New York 2, Chicago 1 UMKC 4, Texas-Rio Grande Valley 2. No. 1
NASHVILLE 1, ST. LOUIS 1 Menard, Chevrolet, 119.011. 27. (95) vs. 13. Bob Bode, Charger, 4.027, 294.69
Sun., April 23: Cleveland 106, Indiana 102 New York City FC 3, Columbus 2 singles: Jansen, UTRGV, d. Castellano,
Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 118.917. vs. 5. Tim Wilkerson, Mustang, 3.903,
Wed., April 26: Nashville 4, St. Louis 3 Portland 2, FC Dallas 2, tie 28. (34) Landon Cassill, Ford, 118.864. UMKC, 6-4, 6-4. No. 1 doubles: Castellano/
WESTERN CONFERENCE Fri., April 28: St. Louis 3, Nashville 2 San Jose 1, Minnesota United 0 29. (6) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 118.796. 30.
319.07 vs. 12. Cruz Pedregon, Camry, Psarros, UMKC, d. Kaufman/Johnstone,
FIRST ROUND Sun., April 30: at Nashville, 2 p.m. New England at Seattle, late 4.004, 286.62. Did Not Qualify: 17. Dave UTRGV, 6-3.
(38) David Ragan, Ford, 118.369. 31. Richards, 4.125, 303.16. 18. Jeff Diehl,
Tues., May 2: at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Los Angeles, late
GOLDEN STATE 4, PORTLAND 0 (23) Gray Gaulding, Toyota, 118.131. 32. 4.232, 277.09. 19. Dale Creasy Jr., NCAA DIVISION II REGIONALS
Fri., May 5: at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Sunday’s game (32) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 117.940. 4.535, 251.34.
Sun., April 16: Golden St. 121, Portland x-Sun., May 7: at Nashville, TBA D.C. United at Atlanta United FC, 2 p.m. Central Regional, in Bolivar, Mo.
33. (15) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet,
109. x-Tues., May 9: at St. Louis, TBA PRO STOCK Southwest Baptist 5, Washburn 2. No. 1
Friday’s result 117.386. 34. (83) Corey LaJoie, Toyota,
Wed. April 19: Golden St. 110, Portland 81 Toronto FC 2, Houston 0 117.096. 35. (33) Jeffrey Earnhardt, 1. Jeg Coughlin, Chevy Camaro, 6.578, singles: Abohabaga, SBU, d. Plaza, WU,
Satn, April 22: Golden St.119, Portland 113 Chevrolet, 116.995. 36. (72) Cole Whitt, 210.24 vs. 16. John Gaydosh Jr, Chevrolet 6-2, 6-4. No. 1 doubles: Plaza/Hunter, WU,
Mon, April 24: Golden St.128, Portland 103 UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE Chevrolet, 116.939. 37. (51) Timmy Hill, Camaro, 6.761, 204.51 vs. 8. Drew d. Abohabaga/Blodig, SBU, 8-3.
Skillman, Camaro, 6.612, 209.65 vs. 9.
SAN ANTONIO 4, MEMPHIS 2
Sat., April 15: S. Antonio 111, Memphis 82
ECHL PLAYOFFS Western GP W L T Pts
Chevrolet, 116.189. 38. (3) Austin Dillon,
Chevrolet, 82.792. Vincent Nobile, Camaro, 6.617, 209.14. 2.
Midwest Region, in Big Rapids, Mich.
Grand Valley State 5, Rockhurst 2. No. 1
Erica Enders, Camaro, 6.583, 210.37 vs.
Mon. April 17: S. Antonio 96, Memphis 82 (best-of-seven series; x-if necessary) San Antonio 7 6 0 1 19 singles: Lescoulie, GVS, d. Stropus, RU,
Thur., April 20: Memphis 105, S. Antonio 94 Real Monarchs SLC 6 5 1 0 15 NASCAR XFINITY 15. Shane Tucker, Camaro, 6.758, 204.63
6-3, 6-2. No. 1 doubles: Phillips/van de
vs. 7. Tanner Gray, Camaro, 6.595,
Sat., April 22: Memphis 110, S. Antonio EASTERN CONFERENCE Sacramento 7 3 3 1 10 TOYOTACARE 250 209.85 vs. 10. Alex Laughlin, Camaro, Steenov, GVS, d. Unger/Stropus, RU, 8-1.
108, OT DIVISION FINALS Swope Park Rangers 5 3 2 0 9 Saturday, at Richmond (Va.) International 6.617, 208.68. 3. Greg Anderson,
Tues., April 25: S. Antonio 116, Memphis Rio Grande Valley 6 3 3 0 9 Raceway Camaro, 6.587, 209.79 vs. 14. Deric WOMEN’S TENNIS
103 NORTH DIVISION Colorado Springs 7 2 2 3 9 (Start position in parentheses)
Seattle 7 3 4 0 9 Kramer, Dodge Dart, 6.666, 208.88 vs. 6. WAC CHAMPIONHSIP
Thur., April 27: S. Antonio 103, Memphis 96 BRAMPTON 1, MANCHESTER 1 1. (7) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 254 laps, Bo Butner, Camaro, 6.594, 210.05 vs. 11.
Vancouver 6 2 2 2 8 In Las Cruces, N.M.
HOUSTON 4, OKLAHOMA CITY 1 Thur., April 27: Brampton 3, Manchester 2, Orange County 4 2 1 1 7 0 rating, 0 points. 2. (6) Justin Allgaier, Shane Gray, Camaro, 6.631, 208.91. 4.
OT Chris McGaha, Camaro, 6.591, 209.95 vs. Saturday’s semifinal
Sunday, April 16: Houston 118, Okla. City Phoenix 4 2 2 0 6 Chevrolet, 254, 0, 54. 3. (1) Daniel
Sat., April 29: Manchester 3, Brampton 1 Tulsa 4 2 2 0 6 Hemric, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 48. 4. (4) 13. Alan Prusiensky, Dart, 6.651, 208.59 UMKC 4, Seattle U. 1. No. 1 singles:
87 Mon., May 1: at Manchester, 6 p.m. vs. 5. Jason Line, Camaro, 6.593, 210.31 Ladutska, UMKC, vs. Lui, SU, 5-7, 2-4 DNF.
Wed., April 19: Houston 115, Okla. City 111 Los Angeles 5 1 3 1 4 Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 0. 5. (10)
Tues., May 2: at Manchester, 6 p.m. OKC Energy 5 1 3 1 4 Ryan Blaney, Ford, 254, 0, 0. 6. (19) vs. 12. Allen Johnson, Dart, 6.644, No. 1 doubles: Lui/Maloney, SU, d.
Fri., April 21: Okla. City 115, Houston 113 Wed., May 3: at Manchester, 6 p.m. 209.14. Did Not Qualify: 17. Wally Johnson/Grechkina, UMKC, 6-1.
Sun., April 23: Houston 113, Okla. City 109 Portland 7 1 6 0 3 Darrell Wallace Jr, Ford, 254, 0, 31. 7.
x-Fri., May 5: at Brampton, 6:15 p.m. Reno 5 0 3 2 2 (11) Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 35. Stroupe, 7.185, 192.85.
Tues., April 25: Houston 105, Okla. City 99 AMC CHAMPIONSHIP
x-Sun., May 7: at Brampton, 1 p.m. 8. (12) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 254, 0, PRO STOCK MOTORCYCLE
Saturday’s results Saturday’s championship, in Lawrence
LA CLIPPERS 3, UTAH 3 SOUTH DIVISION Real Monarchs SLC 2, Swope Park Rangers 29. 9. (21) Casey Mears, Ford, 254, 0, 28. 1. Jerry Savoie, Suzuki, 6.824, 196.30
Sat., April 15: Utah 97, LA Clippers 95 10. (33) Spencer Gallagher, Chevrolet, vs. 16. Steve Johnson, Suzuki, 6.972, William Woods 5, Missouri Valley 0. No. 1
SOUTH CAROLINA 1, FLORIDA 1 1
Tues., April 18: LA Clippers 99, Utah 91 Bethlehem 1, Cincinnati 0 254, 0, 27. 193.79 vs. 8. LE Tonglet, Suzuki, 6.880, singles: Sagalai, WW, d. Blasque, MVC, 6-3,
Fri., April 28: South Carolina 3, Florida 2, 11. (14) Blake Koch, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 194.83 vs. 9. Scotty Pollacheck, Suzuki, 6-0. No. 1 doubles: Shuraeva/Steward,
Fri., April 21: LA Clippers 111, Utah 106 2OT Sacramento 0, Vancouver 0
Sun., April 23: Utah 105, LA Clippers 98 Rochester 4, Charlotte 0 26. 12. (28) Dylan Lupton, Toyota, 254, 6.881, 194.24. 2. Eddie Krawiec, Harley- WW, d. Wahle/Mayor, MVC, 8-3.
Sat., April 29: Florida 5, South Carolina 2 0, 25. 13. (16) Cole Custer, Ford, 254, 0, Davidson, 6.835, 196.93 vs. 15. Shawn
Tues., April 25: Utah 96, LA Clippers 92 Mon., May 1: at S. Carolina, 6:05 p.m. Ottawa 2, Charleston 2
Fri., April 28: LA Clippers 98, Utah 93 Pittsburgh 1, Harrisburg City 0 24. 14. (13) Matt Tifft, Toyota, 254, 0, Gann, Buell, 6.952, 192.58 vs. 7. Hector
Wed., May 3: at S. Carolina, 6:05 p.m. 23. 15. (32) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, Arana Jr, Buell, 6.879, 194.52 vs. 10.
Sun., April 30: at LA Clippers, 2:30 Thur., May 4: at S. Carolina, 6:05 p.m. Toronto 0, Louisville City 0
Tampa Bay 1, Richmond 0 254, 0, 22. 16. (18) Dakoda Armstrong, Matt Smith, Victory, 6.882, 194.97. 3.
x-Sat., May 6: at Florida, 6:05 p.m.
EASTERN CONFERENCE x-Mon., May 8: at Florida, 6:05 p.m. Seattle 3, Colorado Springs 2
Rio Grande Valley 3, OKC Energy 0
Toyota, 254, 0, 21. 17. (22) David Starr,
Chevrolet, 254, 0, 20.18. (34) Ray Black
Andrew Hines, Harley-Davidson, 6.845,
195.65 vs. 14. Angelle Sampey, Victory,
PROFESSIONAL GOLF
SECOND ROUND Jr, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 19. 19. (8) Ty 6.948, 192.88 vs. 6. Hector Arana, Buell,
WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday-Tuesday
Dillon, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 0. 20. (30) Joey 6.873, 195.45 vs. 11. Cory Reed, Victory, PGA ZURICH CLASSIC OF
CLEVELAND VS. TORONTO No games scheduled
DIVISION FINALS Gase, Chevrolet, 254, 0, 17. 6.895, 192.14. 4. Chip Ellis, Buell, 6.852, NEW ORLEANS
Mon., May 1: at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Wednesday’s game 21. (3) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 254, 0, 194.69 vs. 13. Angie Smith, Buell, 6.917,
Wed. May 3: at Cleveland, 6 p.m. CENTRAL DIVISION Toronto at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Saturday in Avondale, La.
0. 22. (5) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet, 253, 192.80 vs. 5. Joey Gladstone, Suzuki, At TPC Louisiana
Fri., May 5: at Toronto, 6 p.m. TOLEDO 1, FORT WAYNE 0 Friday’s result 0, 17. 23. (17) Ryan Reed, Ford, 252, 0, 6.869, 194.69 vs. 12. Karen Stoffer,
Sun., May 7: at Toronto, 2:30 p.m. Third round, par 72
Fri., April 28: Toledo 2, Fort Wayne 1 San Antonio 4, Portland 0 14. 24. (29) Harrison Rhodes, Chevrolet, Suzuki, 6.916, 193.60. Did Not Qualify: Note: Team alternate shot format.
x-Tues., May 9: at Cleveland, TBA Sat., April 29: at Toledo, late 252, 0, 13. 25. (26) Brandon Brown, 17. Melissa Surber, 6.982, 191.62. 18.
x-Thur., May 11: at Toronto, TBA Wed., May 3: at Fort Wayne, 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY’S SUMMARY Chevrolet, 252, 0, 12. 26. (20) Ryan Sieg, Joe DeSantis, 7.018, 188.83. 19. Gunner (-19)
x-Sun., May 14: at Cleveland, TBA Fri., May 5: at Fort Wayne at 7 p.m. Chevrolet, 252, 0, 11. 27. (27) Quin Courtney, 7.071, 187.63. 20. John Hall, Blixt and Smith...................67-62-68—197
REAL MONARCHS SLC 2 (-15)
WASHINGTON VS. BOSTON x-Sat., May 6: at Toledo, 6:35 p.m. SWOPE PARK RANGERS 1 Houff, Chevrolet, 251, 0, 10. 28. (40) 7.233, 187.68. 21. James Surber, 7.334,
Timmy Hill, Dodge, 251, 0, 9. 29. (38) Kisner and Brown ...............70-64-67—201
Sun., April 30: at Boston, noon x-Mon., May 8: at Fort Wayne, 6:30 p.m. 181.52. 22. Andy Simon, 7.441, 179.49. C. Hoffman and Watney .....67-65-69—201
x-Wed., May 10: at Toledo, 6:35 p.m. Swope Park 0 1 — 1 Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 251, 0, 8. 30.
Tues., May 2: at Boston, 7 p.m. (-14)
Real Monarchs 2 0 — 2 (9) William Byron, Chevrolet, accident, FORMULA ONE RUSSIAN
Thur., May 4: at Washington, 7 p.m. MOUNTAIN DIVISION Spieth and Palmer ..............66-66-70—202
Sun., May 7: at Washington, 5:30 p.m. COLORADO 2, ALLEN 0 First half: 1, Real Monarchs SLC, Hoffman, 249, 0, 7. GRAND PRIX LINEUP (-13)
x-Wed., May 10: at Boston, TBA 19th. 2, Real Monarchs SLC, Moberg, 36th. 31. (36) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, 248, 0, Stuard and Stroud ..............68-64-71—203
Fri., April 28: Colorado 4, Allen 1 6. 32. (2) Kyle Benjamin, Toyota, accident, In Sochi, Russia; at Sochi Autodrom
x-Fri., May 12: at Washington, TBA Second half: 3,Swope Park Rangers, (-12)
Sat., April 29: Colorado 5, Allen 2 247, 0, 16. 33. (24) Brandon Jones, After Saturday’s qualifying; race Sunday
x-Mon., May 15: at Boston, 7 p.m. Belmar, 48th. Kraft and Tway ...................71-63-70—204
Wed., May 3: at Colorado, 8:05 p.m. Chevrolet, 247, 0, 4. 34. (39) Carl Long, (With qualifying position, car number in
parentheses, driver, aero kit-engine and Cabrera and Etulain ............70-63-71—204
WESTERN CONFERENCE Thur., May 4: at Colorado, 8:05 p.m. NWSL Toyota, 245, 0, 3. 35. (15) Brendan (-11)
x-Sun., May 7: at Colorado, 4:05 p.m. Gaughan, Chevrolet, accident, 244, 0, 2. speed)
SECOND ROUND Thompson and Wilkinson ....71-66-68—205
x-Tues., May 9: at Allen, 7:05 p.m. Team W L T Pts GF GA 36. (37) Mike Harmon, Dodge, 239, 0, 1. 1. (5) Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, Watson and Holmes............73-64-68—205
HOUSTON VS. SAN ANTONIO x-Wed., May 10: at Allen, 7:05 p.m. 37. (31) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, engine, 1:33.194. 2. (7) Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, M. Hoffmann and Villegas...72-62-71—205
North Carolina 3 0 0 9 5 1 236, 0, 1. 38. (23) Ross Chastain, 1:33.253. 3. (77) Valtteri Bottas,
Mon., May 1: at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Boston 2 1 0 6 4 2 Van Aswegen and Goosen ...73-60-72—205
Chevrolet, 223, 0, 1. 39. (35) JJ Yeley, Mercedes, 1:33.289. 4. (44) Lewis Schauffele and Ridings .......68-64-73—205
Wed., May 3: at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Portland 2 1 0 6 3 1 Toyota, reargear, 181, 0, 1. 40. (25) Jeff Hamilton, Mercedes, 1:33.767. 5. (3)
Fri., May 5: at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Houston 2 1 0 6 4 5 Merritt and Streb................69-62-74—205
Green, Chevrolet, electrical, 3, 0, 1. Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull Racing Tag Reed and Cantlay................68-62-75—205
Sun., May 7: at Houston, 7 p.m. Seattle 1 1 1 4 6 5 Heuer, 1:34.905. 6. (19) Felipe Massa,
x-Tues., May 9: at San Antonio, TBA FC Kansas City 1 1 0 3 2 1 RACE STATISTICS (-10)
Williams Mercedes, 1:35.110. 7. (33) Max Ogilvy and Poulter ..............69-66-71—206
x-Thur., May 11: at Houston, TBA Chicago 1 2 0 3 1 3 Average Speed of Race Winner: 87.536
x-Sun., May 14: at San Antonio, TBA INDOOR FOOTBALL Sky Blue FC 0 1 1 1 1 2 mph. Time of Race: 2 hours, 10 minutes,
Verstappen, Red Bull Racing Tag Heuer,
1:35.161. 8. (27) Nico Hulkenberg,
Stricker and Kelly................68-66-72—206
Lingmerth and Lee..............72-62-72—206
GOLDEN STATE VS. LA CLIPPERS/UTAH Washington 0 2 1 1 1 3 34 seconds. Margin of Victory: Under Renault, 1:35.285. 9. (11) Sergio Perez,
Orlando 0 2 1 1 2 6 Dufner and Kizzire ..............69-64-73—206
ARENA FOOTBALL Caution. Caution Flags: 7 for 50 laps. Lead Force India Mercedes, 1:35.337. 10. (31) (-9)
Tues., May 2: at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Changes: 7 among 5 drivers.
Thur., May 4: Golden State, 9:30 p.m. LEAGUE Saturday’s results Esteban Ocon, Force India Mercedes, Grace and Oosthuizen.........70-67-70—207
Portland 1, Chicago 0 Lap Leaders: D.Hemric 1-26; J.Allgaier 1:35.430. Barnes and Jones................70-67-70—207
Sat., May 6: at LA Clippers/Utah, 7:30 p.m. 27-37; A.Dillon 38-86; J.Allgaier 87-155;
Mon., May 8: at LA Clippers/Utah, TBA Team W L T Pct PF PA North Carolina 3, Orlando 1 11. (55) Carlos Sainz, Toro Rosso, Henry and Hoge..................69-67-71—207
Boston 3, Seattle 0 A.Dillon 156-164; J.Allgaier 165-241; 1:35.948. 12. (18) Lance Stroll, Williams Bryan and Blaum ................71-65-71—207
x-Wed., May 10: at Golden State, TBA Philadelphia 3 0 0 1.000 174 117 T.Dillon 242-244; K.Larson 245-254.
x-Fri., May 12: at LA Clippers/Utah, TBA Houston 1, Washington 0 Mercedes, 1:35.964. 13. (26) Daniil M. Kim and Hagy ................72-64-71—207
Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 160 157 Sunday’s game Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Kvyat, Toro Rosso, 1:35.968. 14. (20) Harman and Wagner...........71-64-72—207
x-Sun., May 14: at Golden State, TBA Baltimore 1 2 0 .333 124 169 Led): J.Allgaier, 3 times for 154 laps;
Sky Blue FC at FC Kansas City, 5 p.m. Kevin Magnussen, Haas Ferrari, 1:36.017. B. Koepka and C. Koepka ....69-65-73—207
Washington 1 2 0 .333 116 135 A.Dillon, 2 times for 56 laps; D.Hemric, 1 15. (14) Fernando Alonso, McClaren Jacobson and Wilcox...........71-63-73—207
Cleveland 1 3 0 .250 198 194 time for 25 laps; K.Larson, 1 time for 9 Honda, 1:36.660. 16. (30) Jolyon Palmer, Cejka and Kjeldsen..............70-62-75—207
Saturday’s result laps; T.Dillon, 1 time for 2 laps. Renault, 1:36.462. 17. (2) Stoffel Choi and Wi ........................67-64-76—207
Philadelphia 69, Baltimore 34 Wins: K.Larson, 2; J.Allgaier, 1; R.Reed, 1. Vandoorne, McClaren Honda, 1:37.070. (-8)
Top 10 in Points: 1. E.Sadler, 295; 2. 18. (94) Pascal Wehrlein, Sauber Ferrari, Murray and Percy................70-67-71—208
Sunday-Thursday
J.Allgaier, 254; 3. W.Byron, 251; 4.
THE LATEST LINE No games scheduled PROFESSIONAL TENNIS D.Hemric, 228; 5. D.Wallace, 211; 6.
1:37.332. 19. (9) Marcus Ericsson, Sauber
Ferrari, 1:37.507. 20. (8) Romain
Thomas and Cauley.............70-64-74—208
(-7)
Friday, May 5 R.Reed, 198; 7. B.Koch, 190; 8. M.Annett, Hearn and DeLaet...............71-66-72—209
Grosjean, Haas Ferrari, 1:37.620.
MLB
Philadelphia at Cleveland, 6 p.m. ATP WORLD TOUR 186; 9. M.Tifft, 183; 10. B.Poole, 180. Bozzelli and Poston.............70-66-73—209
Friday’s result BARCELONA OPEN BANC Stanley and Ruffels.............66-66-77—209
Cleveland 48, Washington 34 (-6)
Sunday’s games SABADELL Reifers and Johnston ..........71-66-73—210
Favorite Line Underdog Line Saturday in Barcelona, Spain Swafford and English ..........70-67-73—210
KANSAS CITY -124 Minnesota +114 CHAMPIONS INDOOR At Real Club de Tenis Barcelona Matsuyama and Tanihara....69-66-75—210
CLEVELAND -150 Seattle +140 FOOTBALL SEMIFINAL SINGLES
N.Y. YANKEES -110 Baltimore +100 Made cut, did not finish
Dominic Thiem (4), Austria, d. Andy Murray
TORONTO
DETROIT
-108
-108
Tampa Bay
Chicago W.S.
-102
-102
North W L Pct. PF PA
(1), Britain, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. AL LEADERS NL LEADERS (-5)
x Sioux City 6 1 .857 392 320 Rafael Nadal (3), Spain, d. Horacio Zeballos, Through Friday Through Friday Flores and Fdez-Castano .....72-65-74—211
TEXAS -105 LA Angels -105 Bloomington 5 3 .625 364 307 Argentina, 6-3, 6-4. Martin and Crane................67-67-77—211
HOUSTON -180 Oakland +165 Omaha 4 3 .571 328 330 Player, team G AB R H Pct. Player, team G AB R H Pct. (-3)
BOSTON -105 Chi. Cubs -105 SEMIFINAL DOUBLES
x West Michigan 3 4 .429 324 310 Florin Mergea, Romania, and Aisam-ul-Haq Garcia, CHW 22 85 15 32 .376 Zimmerman, WAS 23 83 19 34 .410 Schniederjans and Werenski............70-67
N.Y. Mets -116 WASHINGTON +106 Bismarck 3 4 .429 281 304 -76—213
MILWAUKKE -110 Atlanta +100 Qureshi, Pakistan, d. Jean-Julien Rojer, Castro, NYY 22 87 13 31 .356 Harper, WAS 24 88 28 34 .386
Kansas City 1 6 .143 244 344 Netherlands, and Horia Tecau, Romania, 6-3, Trout, LAA 25 93 17 33 .355 Turner, LAD 22 84 8 32 .381 Reavie and Glover ...............69-68-76—213
ST. LOUIS -170 Cincinnati +158 Salina 0 8 .000 281 400 Loupe and Peterson............71-64-78—213
SAN FRAN. -135 San Diego +125 5-7, 14-12. Gurriel, HOU 20 72 9 25 .347 Cozart, CIN 20 66 11 25 .379
x-late game not included Haniger, SEA 21 79 20 27 .342 Freeman, ATL 21 76 19 28 .368 (-2)
ARIZONA -140 Colorado +130 Hubbard and Randolph .......69-67-78—214
LA DODGERS -170 Philadelphia +158 Saturday’s results ATP WORLD TOUR Dickerson, TB 23 86 13 29 .337 Thames, MIL 22 77 28 28 .364
HUNGARIAN OPEN Ramirez, CLE 23 87 12 29 .333 Realmuto, MIA 19 73 9 26 .356
MIAMI -127 Pittsburgh +117 Omaha 26, Salina 23
Souza Jr., TB 25 94 14 31 .330 Phillips, ATL 19 71 10 25 .352 LPGA TEXAS SHOOTOUT
West Michigan at Sioux City, late Saturday in Budapest, Hungary
NBA PLAYOFFS Benintendi, BOS 22 86 13 28 .326 Murphy, WAS 23 101 14 34 .337 Saturday in Irving, Texas
Sunday’s games At Margitsziget Pillar, TOR 24 99 13 31 .313 Suarez, CIN 22 78 18 26 .333 At Las Colinas CC
Sunday’s first-round game Dodge City at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. SEMIFINAL SINGLES HOME RUNS: Judge, NYY, 10; Davis, OAK, HOME RUNS: Thames, MIL, 11; Zimmer- Third round, par 71
Amarillo at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Lucas Pouille (1), France, d. Paolo Lorenzi 9; Gallo, TEX, 7; Moustakas, KC, 7; man, WAS, 11; Freeman, ATL, 8; Harper, a-amateur
Favorite Open O/U Underdog (6), Italy, 6-2, 7-5. Springer, HOU, 7; Trout, LAA, 7; Cruz, WAS, 8; Schebler, CIN, 8; Votto, CIN, 8; (-8)
LA CLIPPERS 31⁄2 1921⁄2 Utah Aljaz Bedene, Britain, d. Laslo Djere, Serbia, SEA, 6; Dickerson, TB, 6; Lindor, CLE, 6; Arenado, COL, 7; Blackmon, COL, 7; Haru Nomura......................68-65-72—205
6-2, 6-4. Perez, KC, 6; Ramirez, CLE, 6; Sano, MIN, Braun, MIL, 7; Duvall, CIN, 7; Reynolds, (-6)
SEMIFINAL DOUBLES 6. COL, 7; Stanton, MIA, 7. a-Eun Jeong Seong .............69-69-69—207
Sunday’s second-round game Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah (3), RUNS BATTED IN: Cruz, SEA, 21; Pujols, RUNS BATTED IN: Zimmerman, WAS, 27; Cristie Kerr .........................68-69-70—207
Favorite Open O/U Underdog Colombia,, d. Robin Haase, Netherlands, and LAA, 21; Ramirez, CLE, 21; Garcia, CHW, Harper, WAS, 25; Murphy, WAS, 25; Inbee Park..........................69-67-71—207
BOSTON 41⁄2 215 Washington AREA GOLF Dominic Inglot, Britain, 6-3, 6-7 (7-9),
10-3.
20; Judge, NYY, 20; Sano, MIN, 20; Cano,
SEA, 17; Mazara, TEX, 17; Souza Jr., TB,
Blackmon, COL, 24; Franco, PHI, 21;
Ozuna, MIA, 21; Reynolds, COL, 20;
(-5)
Stacy Lewis.........................71-71-66—208
PUBLIC LINKS SENIORS OF KANSAS 17; Trout, LAA, 17. Goldschmidt, ARI, 19; Lamb, ARI, 19; (-3)
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS WTA TOUR PORSCHE STOLEN BASES: Dyson, SEA, 8; Altuve, Owings, ARI, 19; Thames, MIL, 19. Sung Hyun Park..................67-72-71—210
At Country Club of Leawood, par 71
Sunday’s second-round games Scramble, flight winners GRAND PRIX HOU, 7; Cain, KC, 6; Ellsbury, NYY, 6; STOLEN BASES: Hamilton, CIN, 10; Jessica Korda ......................68-70-72—210
Favorite Line Underdog Line Andrus, TEX, 5; Dozier, MIN, 5; Gardner, Pollock, ARI, 9; Nunez, SF, 7; Owings, Angela Stanford..................68-69-73—210
Flight A: Gary Sheneman, Robert Fowler, Saturday in Stuttgart, Germany Moriya Jutanugarn..............70-66-74—210
Duncan Leckie and Terry Schoeni, 51.5; NYY, 5; Mondesi, KC, 5; Trout, LAA, 5; ARI, 7; Goldschmidt, ARI, 6; Peraza, CIN,
NASHVILLE -140 St. Louis +130 At Porsche-Arena Ariya Jutanugarn ................67-67-76—210
Flight B: Larry Tice, Bill Fay and Gary Nies, DeShields, TEX, 4; Headley, NYY, 4; 6; Broxton, MIL, 5; Phillips, ATL, 5;
EDMONTON -127 Anaheim +117 SEMIFINAL SINGLES Kiermaier, TB, 4. Polanco, PIT, 5; 7 tied, 4. (-2)
49.3; Flight C: Ken Guyott, George Howe, Laura Siegemund, Germany, d. Simona Halep So Yeon Ryu .......................74-69-68—211
HOME TEAM IN CAPS Terry Young and Harold Norem, 50.5; SLUGGING PERCENTAGE: Judge, NYY, SLUGGING PERCENTAGE: Zimmerman,
(4), Romania, 6-4, 7-5. .767; Trout, LAA, .710; Davis, OAK, .658; WAS, .892; Thames, MIL, .870; Freeman, Michelle Wie .......................67-73-71—211
Flight D: Lee Thaete, John Bruggen, Jerry Kristina Mladenovic, France, d. Maria Mi Jung Hur........................65-72-74—211
Sims ande Sam Clough, 43.2. Dickerson, TB, .651; Sano, MIN, .649; ATL, .776; Harper, WAS, .750; Arenado,
Sharapova, Russia, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4. Garcia, CHW, .635; Ramirez, CLE, .609; COL, .663; Cozart, CIN, .652; Blackmon, (-1)
TOMAHAWK HILLS SENIORS SEMIFINAL DOUBLES Haniger, SEA, .608; Lindor, CLE, .607; COL, .635; Braun, MIL, .630. Annie Park..........................72-68-72—212
Abigail Spears, United States, and Katarina Gallo, TEX, .597. ON-BASE PERCENTAGE: Harper, WAS, Chella Choi .........................68-71-73—212
Four-man scramble: 1. John Casper, Curt Minjee Lee ..........................68-70-74—212
Vogel, Bob Carson, Steve Hasty, 34; 2. Srebotnik (1), Slovenia, d. Anna-Lena ON-BASE PERCENTAGE: Haniger, SEA, .500; Thames, MIL, .484; Freeman, ATL,
Groenefeld, Germany, and Kveta Peschke .447; Sano, MIN, .435; Trout, LAA, .425; .478; Cozart, CIN, .475; Goldschmidt, (Even)
SOLUNAR TABLES Mark Netemeyer, Ken Gardner, Neil
Karlstrom, 37; 3. Mike Scahill, Larry Reese, (4), Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-3. Garcia, CHW, .418; Grossman, MIN, .413; ARI, .462; Zimmerman, WAS, .456; Jane Park............................72-71-70—213
Angel Yin ............................74-67-72—213
Raquel Atawo, United States, and Jelena Souza Jr., TB, .411; Headley, NYY, .407; Turner, LAD, .447; Suarez, CIN, .416;
AM PM Larry Bale, Rick Hebenstreit, 37. Ostapenko (3), Latvia, d. Andrea Hlavackova, Marissa L Steen ..................69-71-73—213
Cain, KC, .396; Cruz, SEA, .394; Judge, Harrison, PIT, .407; Seager, LAD, .402.
WOMEN’S GREATER KC PUBLINKS Czech Republic, and Sam Stosur, Australia, Jacqui Concolino .................69-69-75—213
April Minor Major Minor Major NYY, .393. RUNS SCORED: Harper, WAS, 28; Thames, Marina Alex ........................67-69-77—213
At Stone Canyon, par 72 7-5, 2-6, 10-8. RUNS SCORED: Judge, NYY, 22; Haniger, MIL, 28; Eaton, WAS, 24; Goldschmidt,
30 9:45 3:35 10:20 4:05 Suzann Pettersen ...............70-65-78—213
Medalist: RoseMary Grant, 87. Net SEA, 20; Kinsler, DET, 18; Lindor, CLE, 18; ARI, 20; Yelich, MIA, 20; Freeman, ATL,
May 1 10:45 4:35 11:20 5:05 medalist: Patsy Byrnes, 70.
WTA TOUR ISTANBUL CUP Davis, OAK, 17; Headley, NYY, 17; Trout, 19; Hernandez, PHI, 19; Pollock, ARI, 19;
(+1)
Alena Sharp ........................70-74-70—214
2 11:50 5:40 — 6:10 Flight winners Saturday in Istanbul LAA, 17; Gallo, TEX, 16; Sano, MIN, 16; Zimmerman, WAS, 19; Suarez, CIN, 18. Jodi Ewart Shadoff .............71-72-71—214
3 12:25 6:35 12:45 7:05 Championship flight: Luann Riehle, 89; At Garanti Koza Arena Castellanos, DET, 15; Garcia, CHW, 15. HITS: Harper, WAS, 34; Murphy, WAS, 34; Jenny Shin ..........................71-72-71—214
Joyce Robinson, 73. 1st flight: Carol SEMIFINAL SINGLES HITS: Trout, LAA, 33; Garcia, CHW, 32; Zimmerman, WAS, 34; Turner, LAD, 32; Brittany Lang .....................73-68-73—214
4 1:20 7:25 1:35 7:50 Castro, NYY, 31; Pillar, TOR, 31; Souza Jr., Myers, SD, 31; Pollock, ARI, 31; Black-
Travaglione, 94; Kathy Steward, 74. 2nd Elina Svitolina (1), Ukraine, d. Jana Cepelo- Joanna Klatten ...................72-69-73—214
5 2:05 8:10 2:20 8:30 flight: Pam LaSalle, 99; Janet Peterson, va, Slovakia, 6-2, 6-3. TB, 31; Dickerson, TB, 29; Ramirez, CLE, mon, COL, 29; Arenado, COL, 28; Free- Lexi Thompson ...................69-72-73—214
6 2:45 8:50 3:00 9:15 75. 3rd flight: Janet Blankenship, 102; Elise Mertens (6), Belgium, d. Irina-Camelia 29; Benintendi, BOS, 28; Haniger, SEA, man, ATL, 28; Hernandez, PHI, 28; Katherine Kirk.....................67-73-74—214
7 3:30 9:30 3:45 9:50 Cheryl Wolfgeher, 80. Begu (3), Romania, 6-1, 6-1. 27; Lindor, CLE, 27. Peralta, ARI, 28; Thames, MIL, 28. Charley Hull........................71-66-77—214
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Robin Reuther is trials manager at the K-State Horticulture Research & Extension Center in Olathe. The center tests flowers and vegetables for companies by giving them typical
growing conditions that they’d experience in a Kansas City yard.
Adapting gardens
to a changing climate
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Kitchen overflowing?
Try modern take on
Julia Child’s pegboard
BY CINDY DAMPIER
Chicago Tribune
Great storage solutions are
born one of two ways: in a
frantic effort to make sense of
an ever-expanding universe of
things or as a surrender to the
knowledge that space is, in
the end, limited. In the case
of most of our houses — and
particularly our kitchens —
WALL CONTROL .
that limitation seems to be
more stringent than ever.
There are only so many pots,
pans, paring knives and gad-
gets that can fit.
When you empty the dish-
washer, do you end up with a
bowl/saucepan/oversize
utensil that’s like the last kid
standing in musical chairs?
Are kitchen gadgets creeping
SEE SPACE, 3C
Climate changes have been a big driver of lasting
gardening trends, say seed sellers and horticulture experts.
Fall gardens are becoming more popular for the
cooler-weather plants, for instance. And there continues to
be an effort to put more drought-tolerant plants in the
ground for those extra hot and windy summers.
BY ROXIE HAMMILL
Special to The Star
We’ve seen it all this spring.
Below-freezing cold snaps one
day followed by 86 degree
sunshine the next. Weeks of
drought, then a two-week
spate of cloudbursts. Wind.
Hail. Even a few snowflakes.
No doubt about it, the spring
weather for the past few years
has been, to put it politely,
capricious. But with an April 15
typical last frost date in the
rearview mirror, it’s worth
looking at some things that
may help gardeners cope with
Kansas City’s challenges.
Climate changes have been
a big driver of lasting garden-
ing trends, say seed sellers and
horticulture experts in the
area. Fall gardens are becom-
ing more popular for the cool-
er-weather plants, for instance.
And there continues to be an
effort to put more drought-
tolerant plants in the ground
for those extra hot and windy
summers.
Kansas City’s weather has
been changing, as evidenced
by its redesignation five years
ago in the U.S. Department of
Agriculture hardiness zone.
Kansas City was previously in
Zone 5, with coldest winter
temperatures occasionally
touching 20 degrees below
zero. Now the area is in Zone
6, with the coldest temper-
ature at minus 10.
According to the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, annual mean
temperatures in Kansas and
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years risked having it die back
to the ground every winter.
Now that’s not always the
case.
But it’s too early yet for
gardeners to count on always
getting good results with bor-
derline plants like crepe myr-
Missouri have been climbing tle. A lot depends on consis-
since 1975. tency, a weather trait Kansas
That warmth has meant that City often lacks. Things may
plants that formerly might not look good for the tender plants
have been considered for this when November and Decem-
area now do better. Crepe ber are warm, but then plum-
myrtle is a good example, said met off a cliff when there’s a
Dennis Patton, horticulture sudden cold snap, he said.
agent at the K-State Research It’s not just the warmth,
and Extension service. People either. Crazy swings in rainfall
planting crepe myrtle in past also have gardeners pulling out
‘‘
their hair.
“It’s definitely feast or fam-
ine when it comes to rainfall,”
Patton said, noting that we
didn’t have a good soaking
IT’S DEFINITELY FEAST rain from last fall until a few
OR FAMINE WHEN IT weeks ago. “But then when it
turns back on, it just doesn’t
COMES TO RAINFALL. stop.”
Dennis Patton, horticulture Maybe that could account
agent for one trend he has noticed: a
growing acceptance of native
plants. “There are 10 to 20
different plants native to Kan-
sas City that are more depend-
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able to these kinds of swings,”
he said.
Liatris, echinaceas, some
Resources milkweeds and butterfly bush
are now considered garden-
A The Missouri Prairie
Foundation (moprairie.org) has
worthy, and native grasses like
switch grasses, little bluestem
and prairie dropseed are all
a wealth of links and resources,
including a list of top 10 native coming in style, he said.
plants. Uneven rainfall can be a
headache for flowers, said
A The research center run by Robin Ruether, flower trials
Kansas State University in manager at the K-State Olathe
Olathe (prairiestarflowers.com) Horticulture Research & Ex-
has an online list of flowers tension Center. The center
tested for this area. tests flowers and vegetables
for companies by giving them
A K-State Extension also carries
typical growing conditions that
a list of recommended plants at they’d experience in a Kansas
hnr.k-state.edu/extension/info- City yard.
center/recommended-plants.
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Ryan and Jessica Mead opened their retail store, Tyler Kingston Wood + Supply Co., on April 7. The store, which sells
their handcrafted furniture as well as other home goods, is named after their sons, Gentry Tyler and Isaak Kingston.
SHOP SPOTLIGHT
Northland couple build
furniture and a business
Ryan and Jessica Mead launched Tyler Kingston
Wood + Supply Co., making furniture and selling it
online. Demand for their handcrafted pieces made with
reclaimed wood grew so much that this month they
opened a retail store.
BY JOYCE SMITH
jsmith@kcstar.com
After Ryan and Jessica
Mead made furniture for
their Northland home,
friends wanted one-of-a-
kind, handcrafted pieces of
their own.
Soon the couple had
turned their Kansas City,
North, garage into a full-
time workshop, selling the
pieces on Etsy. They
named it Tyler Kingston
Wood + Supply Co. after
their sons, Gentry Tyler,
now 10, and Isaak King-
ston, 8.
With some online suc-
cess, they decided to lease
a space between the
Boulevard Brewing Co.
and The Roasterie factory
off Southwest Boulevard.
“I can turn right to get
beer and left to get cof-
fee,” Ryan said.
Initially, they opened the
workshop to the public
only on First Friday week-
ends. But then customers
wanted them to extend
their retail hours, and
online customers from the
Kansas City area wanted
to stop by and pick up their
orders to save shipping
costs, making for constant
interruptions.
So they looked at retail
National hardware chains carry Ove Decor’s line of
shower doors including the Nevis frameless pivot model
($485, Home Depot).
spaces throughout the
metro. A space at 422
Armour Road was between
their home and workshop
and in a corner location
across from the busy First
Watch parking lot.
Their shop, which
opened April 7, has a
Southwest vibe with plates
featuring cacti; soy can-
dles; necklaces with antler,
mountain range or pine-
apple charms; plaques with
such sayings as “She’s
whiskey in a teacup”; cast-
iron buffalo-head bottle
openers; a longhorn steer
skull ring; copper post-
cards; “Made in the Mid-
west” T-shirts and pen-
nants; and vintage hard-
cover Observer’s Books
from the 1950s to 1970s.
Their furniture pieces
are made of reclaimed
wood from Kansas, Mis-
souri and Oklahoma. A
desk with steel frame sells
for $650, and a hexagon
side table with steel hair-
pin legs comes in three
sizes starting at $98. Cus-
tom pieces take four to five
weeks.
The couple said their
reclaimed wood gets its
character from knots, nail
and bolt holes, saw marks,
blemishes and notches.
But they sand it smooth
and seal it with a clear poly
OVE DECOR
The Meads use reclaimed wood for their handcrafted
furniture.
finish at the studio, which
now has three other em-
ployees beside the Meads.
They also make indust-
rial-style bellman garment
racks from unfinished
piping that they clean and
coat. Some retail shops
around town use the dis-
plays, but most of their
commercial customers are
in California and New
York.
After their furniture, the
second most popular items
at Tyler Kingston are the
Southwest blanket rugs.
They also sell vintage
furniture.
Other locally made
products include Ryan
Hubbard’s Kansas City
Icon Prints, as well as
posters and greeting cards
from Hammerpress.
The couple were dating
when they both got jobs at
Commerce Bank down-
HANDYMAN
Looking into glass
shower door
BY ED DEL GRANDE
Tribune News Service
Q: I want to replace our
Q:
shower curtain with an
out-of-the-box glass door.
But I need guidance be-
fore we start looking. Can
you give me glass door
info and install options?
A: Here are three ques-
tions and a bonus tip to
keep in mind when in-
stalling a standard glass
shower door.
1. Will you need a tub
and shower door, or a
shower-only door to fit
your present setup?
2. Would you like a
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com
SHANE KEYSER skeyser@kcstar.com
town, Jessica on the sec-
ond floor and Ryan on the
13th. They married in
2002. They started Tyler
Kingston six years ago and
did it on the side before
Ryan left banking in early
2014 to concentrate full
time on the company.
Jessica followed in Sep-
tember 2014.
Gentry recently asked
why the brothers weren’t
getting royalties from the
use of their middle names.
“I told them, ‘Your roy-
alties are your shelter, food
and clothing,’ ” his father
said with a laugh. “But he
knows when he wants
something extra he will
come down and sweep at
the shop or break down
boxes. So he’s learning.”
Joyce Smith: 816-234-4692,
@JoyceKC
metal frame door or
frameless door? With a
metal frame door, you can
choose trim finish to
match your bathroom, like
brass or chrome. A frame-
less door has exposed
glass edges for a more
contemporary look.
3. What kind of glass do
you want? Clear glass can
help small bathrooms feel
more open, while frosted
glass offers privacy.
Finally, there are quick-
install doorsthat require
no drilling, so installation
of your glass shower door
doesn’t have to be a pane.
(Editor’s note: We think
that’s a pun.)
KC GARDENS
Nip these tomato
myths in the bud
BY DENNIS PATTON
Special to The Star
Homegrown tomatoes
fresh off the vine are full
of flavor and bring out the
best of summer. Tomatoes
are grown in many back-
yard gardens, and no oth-
er crop has as many home
remedies for success.
Neighbors, friends and, of
course, the internet are
full of tips. Some are spot-
on, while others have no
benefits or could even
slow your harvest.
Tomatoes are grown
from a transplant. One
internet tip that does not
cut the muster is trans-
plant size. Many home
remedy sites suggest buy-
ing a bigger transplant so
you harvest sooner. How-
ever, bigger is not always
better.
Tall, leggy, overgrown
transplants are often
stressed, as they have
been grown too long in a
small container. Stressed
plants have a difficult time
overcoming limited root
development. The result is
a plant that is slow to
establish and produce new
growth once planted. The
size of the transplant does
not mean an early harvest.
The varieties’ days to
maturity are the best in-
dication of when to expect
vine-ripened fruit. Select
early-season varieties or
those that require fewer
days of growth.
Instead of picking big
transplants in small pots,
look for short, stocky, dark
green plants around 6
inches tall. These plants
have been in their
cramped container for less
time and have not en-
dured the stress. Once
planted, the vigorous roots
should quickly develop
and set up the plant for a
season of fresh fruit.
How to plant the trans-
plant is a point of debate.
Everyone has their ideas,
and separating good gar-
dening practices from fake
news on the internet is not
always easy. Some sources
say to plant them deep, to
lay them on their side or
to be sure to throw in a
Tomatoes are best planted when the soil is warm.
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KANSASCITY.COM
handful of Epsom salts for
the best tomatoes. None
of these remedies is based
on good science.
Vigorous, healthy trans-
plants are best planted at
the same depth they have
been growing in the pot or
pack. Planting deeper or
laying the plant on its side
places additional stress on
the plant, slowing estab-
lishment. These poor
planting recommenda-
tions are an outgrowth of
the first incorrect myth,
buying larger plants. Over-
grown, leggy plants quick-
ly get whipped around in
the wind. People over-
came this problem by
planting deeply. The take-
home message here is that
two wrongs don’t make a
right.
Epsom salts in the
planting hole has been
passed down for gener-
ations. This soaking salt is
high in magnesium. The
theory behind adding it to
the soil is to help the plant
overcome blossom-end
rot. Blossom-end rot is a
result of a combination of
environmental early sea-
son issues that tie up the
calcium in the soil, mak-
ing it unavailable to the
plant. Epsom salt contains
little or no calcium, so this
wives’ tale will not im-
prove growth or prevent
the rot issues.
Tomatoes are best
planted when the soil is
warm, helping to release
the calcium and create a
nice environment for root
development. The ideal
time to plant tomatoes in
the Kansas City area is
after all danger of frost
has passed, which is
around early to mid-May.
With luck and good grow-
ing conditions, a fresh
tomato could be yours
around the Fourth of July.
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.
ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
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but look at the faucet

construction. Better-made
faucets have durable
metal cartridges inside,
which are the valves that
turn on the water and mix
temperatures.
High-end appliances
might be a worthy splurge;
however, Kruskol said
homeowners should think
about how they use them
and how long they’ll be in
the home.
Homeowners who
DREAMSTIME .
aren’t doing a gut rehab
and really are scrimping
The two areas worth a splurge are cabinets and can get new doors and
countertops. hardware for their existing
cabinets, Kruskol said,
which can quickly update

Where to save, the look. Even refinishing

existing doors can refresh
a tired kitchen.
TAMMY LJUNGBLAD tljungblad@kcstar.com

where to splurge The two areas worth a

BY DEBBIE CARLSON
Chicago Tribune
Beverley Kruskol, owner
of M.Y. Pacific Building, a
general contractor who
splurge are cabinets and
countertops, they said.
Celosia plants are among annual flowers in the K-State Research & Extension Prairie Star
program, which identifies plants that best adapt to challenging prairie climate
conditions.
Consider stepping up to
semi-custom cabinets
from a local cabinet sup- FROM PAGE 1C
plier and avoiding the

Remodeling or com-
pletely renovating a kitch-
en can be a big task, but it
also has the best return on
investment of any home
improvement.
Such improvements
don’t come cheap. A 2013
U.S. Census Bureau report
noted the cost of an aver-
age kitchen remodel was
$5,000, with the price tag
for complete renovation at
$27,353.
However, remodeling
experts say there are ways
to save in order to have
money to splurge on key
items.
Begin with a detailed
floor plan, said Ariel Dar-
moni, managing partner at
123 Remodeling, a general
contractor firm that has
been featured in Houzz
and on HGTV.
“It’s going to be so
much more if you don’t
have a floor plan that
works for you because
making changes later
costs more. You can also
save money if you don’t
have to move plumbing
and electric, even if you’re
taking down walls,” he
said.
Don’t skimp on impor-
tant life-safety improve-
ments like mold remedia-
tion and ventilation, said
Julia Child’s kitchen, from her Cambridge, Mass., home, is on display at the
Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. The pegboard system in her
kitchen kept things within reach and orderly.
FROM PAGE 1C
has worked with high-end
renovations, including for
Mario Batali’s restaurants
in Los Angeles.
Tile, flooring and light-
ing can be both econom-
ical and beautiful, Kruskol
said.
Porcelain and ceramic
tiles can be used on both
floor and in kitchen back-
splashes, said Suzanne
Falk of Suzanne Falk In-
terior Design, a ghost
designer on HGTV’s
“Kitchen Crashers.”
Tile is cheaper than
hardwood flooring, and
Darmoni prefers tile floors
in kitchens because wood
floors can be easily dam-
aged by water leaks from
dishwashers.
Big-box retailers sell
attractive tiles for a frac-
tion of the cost of those
sold at designer show-
rooms, Falk said. For peo-
ple who have their heart
set on high-end tile, she
recommended highlight-
ing it in a specific area,
like in a backsplash
around the range, and
then framing it with sub-
way tiles.
Distinctive, affordable
lighting options are avail-
able at retail stores versus
paying up at a showroom,
they said.
Choose a nicer faucet
over a sink, Darmoni said,
pears to be every available
vertical surface, utensils
big-box retailer.
Working with a local
cabinet supplier to design
creative storage can help
eliminate a lot of the
wasted space in kitchens,
Kruskol said. Upgrades
like pull-out shelves and
Lazy Susans are useful,
but Falk warned about
getting carried away with
other costly upgrades like
appliance garages and
built-in spice drawers.
These can look nice but
may not be practical, she
added.
Another benefit to using
semi-custom cabinets is
they can be designed to fit
a home’s inevitable imper-
fections in a way prefab-
ricated cabinets can’t, said
Darmoni and Falk.
All three said consider
upgrading to natural stone
countertops rather than
manufactured styles. Not
only do they look beauti-
ful, but they will last for
years. Granite has always
been popular, but high-
end materials like quartz
and quartzite are becom-
ing affordable.
The one stone they
don’t recommend for
kitchens is marble.
“It’s porous and stains
easily. For instance, if you
put a coffee cup on it, it
gets a ring that doesn’t go
away,” Kruskol said.
HUGH TALMAN Smithsonian Institution
ized that pegboard, done
right, could be a tidy way
ADAPT
Often, flowers look
good in May, only to get a
sudden 2 or 3 inches of
rain saturating the soil in
early June. That’s a
problem for plants like
petunias, which are sensi-
tive to waterlogged soil,
Ruether said.
Seed companies have
been building more
drought tolerance into
their plants for years. Now
they are also looking for
better tolerance to wide
weather swings, she said.
They’ve had some success
with a new canna “canno-
va” that can handle sat-
urated soil but also loves
the heat, she said. “It’s
important to choose
adaptable or resilient
flowers.”
Vendors also have been
interested in marketing
flowers with a dual pur-
pose, she said. “They may
be attractive but also help
pollinators, or attractive
but also edible, like orna-
mental basils or peppers,”
she said. That keeps
things new and also feeds
gardeners’ desire for
something that will grow
well and bloom all sum-
mer.
“It’s so hard to keep
marketing a new color of
petunia because there are
just so many petunias out
there already,” she said.
Those abrupt changes
from early spring cool to
summer hot mean garden-
ers may have to adjust not
only what they plant, but
when they plant it, say
gardening experts in the
area. Garden staples like
spinach and some lettuce,
for example, will stop
growing the tasty leaves
and shoot up a seed spire
when the weather gets too
hot. But if the spring stays
extra cool, the seeds may
not germinate fast enough
to get big enough before
that happens. That’s why
spring has become more
problematic in this area.
Instead of giving up on
spring crops, though, they
TAMMY LJUNGBLAD tljungblad@kcstar.com
One way to work around fickle spring weather is to start
plants, such as these Mad Hatter peppers, from seeds
indoors, to be transplanted after they’re established.
suggest a late summer
planting for a fall crop,
especially now that the
first frost seems to be
coming later.
“In my own garden,
sweet peas and snow peas
and cool-season plants are
a better crop to grow in
the fall now than the
spring because it gets hot
so much quicker than it
used to,” said Kathy
McFarland, spokeswoman
for Baker Creek Heirloom
Seeds in Mansfield, Mo.
There are other ways of
getting around the spring
weather problem. When
hot, dry weather makes it
too hard to germinate cool
season crops, Claire Zim-
mermann, farm and food
project developer for Cul-
tivate Kansas City, sug-
gests starting transplants
indoors.
Milder winters also
mean that overwintering
plants can be more suc-
cessful than in years past,
Zimmermann said. That
spinach, for example,
could be mulched to pro-
tect it from the lowest
temperatures.
Overwintering is “easier
and easier because we
have less and less sus-
tained below-freezing
temperatures,” she said.
In fact, she has had spin-
ach, perennial herbs and
kale survive a recent win-
ter without being mulched
at all.
Gardeners who still
want spring crops can
have them, with careful
attention to maturity
dates, said Cary Rivard,
fruit and vegetable spe-
cialist at the K-State re-
search center in Olathe.
Vegetables like broccoli,
cabbage and cauliflower
typically favor cooler tem-
peratures. Fewer days to
maturity — information
that can be found on the
seed packet or greenhouse
marker — will limit the
risk of failure, he said.
The weather isn’t the
only thing concerning
gardeners this year. Local
plant experts report a big
interest in helping pollina-
tors like bees, butterflies
and hummingbirds.
“I get that question
probably every day: ‘What
can I plant that will help
the bees?’ ” McFarland
said. Such plants as butter-
fly bush and some milk-
weeds are becoming more
sought after as a way to
help the declining pollina-
tor populations.
That’s evident in the
types of flowers being
tested as well, Ruether
said. And the native plants
also include something for
the pollinators.
Gardeners will always
push the boundaries with
plants and shrubs that
thrive better in other cli-
mates. Niche plants will
always struggle. Success
will depend on how close-
ly the conditions match
what the plant likes, Pat-
ton said.
“It all gets back to the
right plant in the right
place with proper mainte-
nance,” he said.

SPACE fill crocks, a Cuisinart sits

beyond the accepted
boundaries of the kitchen?
(Yes, keeping that Cuisi-
nart under the bathroom
sink IS crossing a line.) If
so, you need storage help.
We suggest swiping in-
spiration from the ulti-
mate kitchen pro: Julia
Child.
Not only was Child the
person who brought
French cooking to Amer-
ican kitchens, but she was
also 6-foot-2. And she
worked for a World War
II-era spy agency. Her
weakness? Kitchen tools.
A look at photos of Child’s
home kitchen reveals that
it was not a tiny, over-
flowing room. It was a
generously sized room
plus three additional pan-
tries.
Yet, still overflowing:
Knives are hung on mag-
netic racks on what ap-
in disarray on the butcher
block and then there’s the
pegboard. Miles of peg-
board, hung with every-
thing from skillets to la-
dles to whisks to fish-
shaped molds. Child had
so much kitchen stuff that
it was literally climbing
the walls.
The pegboard system
kept things within reach
and orderly (the outlines
of pans were traced onto
their spot on the boards,
and a small Polaroid pic-
ture was taped underneath
each one, so that pans
were never misplaced).
And it has been widely
copied (check your home
design boards, Pinterest
lovers).
So when I, in a fit of tiny
kitchen angst, went look-
ing for storage ideas, I
knew pegboard would pop
up right away. I didn’t
really want to jump on any
bandwagons, but I real-
to use a tight spot where a
cabinet would never fit.
Behind a door, for in-
stance.
My search revealed a
twist, however: A compa-
ny called Wall Control
(motto: “the organization
you crave”) offers a mod-
ular, metal pegboard sys-
tem made to hold every-
thing from small kitchen
tools to beefy pots and
pans. Offered in a few
bright colors, as well as
galvanized silver, the
metal pegboards are stur-
dier than classic pegboard
and have a slick, industrial
look that would be at
home in a garage or a
more modern kitchen.
It’s a nice update that
means you can pull to-
gether a pegboard to cor-
ral your stuff, and you
won’t have to jump on
Julia Child’s bandwagon.
Wall Control has already
done it for you.
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Women — including the Mummy, Wonder Woman and Gamora of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 — will dominate summer movies.

Summer of Wonder
The Amazing Amazon won’t be the only high-profile
female character at the cineplex in the coming months
“I made some cardboard summer’s “Suicide Squad” movie. mers”? A movie about emojis? “Cars
BY DAVID FRESE bulletproof bracelets like Wonder Conner said “Wonder Woman” 3”?
dfrese@kcstar.com Woman had,” she said. “I got my isn’t a once in a lifetime event — it’s And don’t even start with “The
brother to shoot plastic pellets from once in two lifetimes. Nut Job 2.”

T
his summer movie season is
incredibly important to a lot
of people, all because of one
movie.
“Wonder Woman.”
Here’s just one example: Before
she became an illustrator and writer,
Amanda Conner wanted to be a
superhero when she grew up.
his pellet gun at me — I don’t recom-
mend anybody do that. Then when I
realized that wasn’t really a career
option I decided to go into comic
book art.”
Today, Conner, who is in town for
Planet Comicon, draws and writes
for DC Comics, including books
featuring Harley Quinn from last
“It’s one of those things I’ve been
waiting my whole life for — my mom
has been waiting her whole life for
it,” she said. “My mother wanted to
be Wonder Woman when she grew
up. So it’s a long time coming.”
There has been some wailing and
gnashing of teeth over this summer’s
movie slate. Another “Transfor-
Maybe the summer movie season
isn’t what it used to be. Maybe stu-
dios are looking at release dates
outside of the usual May Day to
Labor Day window.
Or maybe after Rey and Jyn Erso
in the two most recent “Star Wars”
SEE MOVIES, 4D

From ‘Guardians’ to ‘Wonder Woman’

and beyond: A tour of summer movies
BY SHARON HOFFMANN
shoffmann@kcstar.com
In Hollywood, summer starts
May 5 with a bang: “Guardians
of the Galaxy Vol 2,” probably
the biggest movie of the season.
And then pretty much every
week it’s one blockbuster after
another. Here are the more
notable offerings. (Note: Dates
can change in the blink of an
eye.)
MAY 5
Vol. 2”: James Gunn’s first
“Guardians” blew up expecta-
tions and grossed more than
$773 million worldwide. The
sequel brings back Chris Pratt,
Zoe Saldana and the voices of
Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper
as they explore exactly who is
Peter Quill, aka Star-Lord.
Also opening:
A “The Dinner”: In this thrill-
er, two couples — Richard Gere,
Laura Linney, Steve Coogan and
Rebecca Hall — gather for a
tense meal to discuss what their
sons have wrought.
Oscar-winning filmmaker Laura
Poitras (“Citizenfour”).
MAY 12
The big ones:
A “King Arthur: Legend of
the Sword”: Guy Ritchie, who
already reimagined Sherlock
Holmes, now takes on the Exca-
libur legend, with Charlie Hun-
nam as the man who would be
king.
A “Snatched”: Amy Schumer
is a freewheeling daughter who
takes her uptight mother (Gol-
die Hawn) on a South American DISNEY-MARVEL .

The big one: A “Risk”: A documentary on In “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,” Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) and Drax
A “Guardians of the Galaxy WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange, from SEE MOVIES, 5D (Dave Bautista, right) are on a quest to meet Quill’s mysterious father.
2D
Books
LITERARY CALENDAR
William Least Heat-Moon
The author of “Blue High-
ways,” “PrairieErth” and other
nonfiction best-sellers will
appear for his first novel, “Celes-
tial Mechanics: A Tale for a
Mid-Winter Night.” Born William
Trogdon in Kansas City, he
attended the University of
Missouri and now lives near
Columbia. 6:30 p.m. May 4.
Kansas City Public Library-
Central Library, 14 W. 10th.
kclibrary.org or rainydaybooks-
.com, 816-701-3400 or 913-384-
3126
Elizabeth Dole
Former U.S. senator and
Cabinet member will deliver
inaugural Elizabeth Dole Women
in Leadership Lecture. 4 p.m.
April 30. Dole Institute of Poli-
tics, 2350 Petefish Drive, Law-
rence. doleinstitute.org, 785-
864-4900
Alexander Heffner
Host of PBS program “The
Open Mind” will speak as part of
Dr. Jerzy Hauptmann Distin-
guished Guest Lecture Series. 3
p.m. May 1. Distance Learning
Conference Center, Park Uni-
versity, 8700 N.W. River Park,
Parkville. park.edu, 816-559-5616
Matthew Dowd
For “A New Way: Embracing
the Paradox as We Lead and
Serve” in discussion with UMKC
professor and former U.S. am-
bassador Allan Katz. 6:30 p.m.
May 2. Kansas City Public Li-
brary-Plaza Branch, 4801 Main.
BESTSELLERS
FICTION
1 “The
Black Book,”
by James
Patterson
and David
Ellis
2. “Big
Little Lies,”
by Liane
Moriarty
3. “One Perfect Lie,” by Lisa
Scottoline
4. “The Burial Hour,” by
Jeffery Deaver
5. “Thrawn,” by Timothy Zahn
6. “The Shack,” by William P.
Young
7. “All By Myself, Alone,” by
Mary Higgins Clark
8. “A Man Called Ove,” by
Fredrik Backman
9. “The Woman in Cabin 10,”
by Ruth Ware
10. “Milk and Honey,” by Rupi
Kaur
CROSSWORD ANSWERS (PUZZLE ON 7D)
kclibrary.org, 816-701-3400
Douglas Scott Delaney
For “Tower Dog: Life Inside
the Deadliest Job in America.” 7
p.m. May 2. Raven Book Store, 6
E. Seventh, Lawrence. raven-
bookstore.com, 785-749-3300
Laura McBride and Camille
Perri
Authors will take part in “The
Voices in Our Heads,” conversa-
tion on character and will sign
books. 7 p.m. May 3. Mid-Conti-
nent Public Library-Woodneath
Library Center, 8900 N.E. Flint-
lock. mymcpl.org or rainyday-
books.com, 816-883-4900 or
913-384-3126
Richard Rubin
For “Back Over There.” 6 p.m.
May 4. National World War I
Museum, 100 W. 26th. theworld-
war.org, 816-888-8100
UMKC Graduate Student
Reading
7 p.m. May 5. Writers Place,
3607 Pennsylvania. writersplace-
.org, 816-753-1090
Reading in the Roses
2 p.m. May 6. Laura Conyers
Smith Rose Garden, Loose Park,
5200 Pennsylvania. writersplace-
.org, 816-753-1090
Sheryl Sandberg
For “Option B: Facing Ad-
versity, Building Resilience, and
Finding Joy” in conversation
with Sen. Claire McCaskill. 7 p.m.
May 6. $25.95. Unity Temple on
the Plaza, 707 W. 47th. rain-
ydaybooks.com, 913-384-3126
NONFICTION
1. “Old School,” by Bill O’Reil-
ly and Bruce Feirstein
2. “The Zookeeper’s Wife,”
by Diane Ackerman
3. “Hillbilly Elegy,” by J.D.
Vance
4. “Hidden Figures,” by
Margot Lee Shetterly
5. “The True Jesus,” by David
Limbaugh
6. “Killing the Rising Sun,”
by Bill O’Reilly and Martin
Dugard
7. “When
Breath
Becomes
Air,” by Paul
Kalanithi
8. “An
American
Sickness,” by
Elisabeth
Rosenthal
9. “Halle-
lujah Anyway,” by Anne Lamott
10. “Prince Charles,” by Sally
Bedell Smith
— NEW YORK TIMES NEWS
SERVICE
Small stories are deftly
woven in Strout’s new novel
BY KEVIN CANFIELD
Special to The Star
Elizabeth Strout’s new
book grows more impres-
sive with each passing
page, as it becomes clear
that the Pulitzer Prize-
winning author is slowly,
subtly building one big
story from a bunch of
small ones.
There are nine chapters
in “Anything is Possible.”
Each can be enjoyed as a
stand-alone short story.
But read them in order,
and you’ll see that they fit
together like tiles in a
mosaic.
Collectively, they form a
moving work of fiction
about the pain we inflict
on those close to us, and
the heroic acts of kindness
that make life bearable.
Set mainly in the rural
Midwest, Strout’s inter-
connected tales are pop-
ulated by a big ensemble
cast. Though there’s no
main character, many
important episodes in-
volve a woman named
Lucy Barton.
The heroine of “My
Name is Lucy Barton,”
Strout’s 2016 bestseller,
Lucy grew up in severe
poverty in Illinois, abused
by her father and shunned
by neighbors. Lucy has
since become a successful
writer, and her return
home — she’s on a book
promotion tour — inspires
a complex set of emotions.
Some family members
and former classmates
admire her achievements.
Others thinks she’s turned
into a big-city snob (she
lives in New York).
The chapter in which
Lucy visits her siblings
might be the book’s most
effective. Her brother Pete
is thrilled to see her. He’s
cleaned the drapes and
THIS WEEK IN KC
“42nd Street”
Opens 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Muriel
Kauffman Theatre
One of Broadway’s
most enduring musicals
will bring alive familiar
songs with the story of a
small-town chorus girl
who dreams of making it
big. The Tony Award
winner for Best Musical in
1980, “42nd Street” is
based on a 1933 movie.
Runs through May 7.
Kauffman Center for
the Performing Arts.
816-421-7500.
theaterleague
.com/kansascity.
$46.50-$91.50.
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technique to advance
Pete’s story. In the book’s
first 30 pages, he’s de-
picted as a despondent
recluse. We won’t see him
again until the novel is
halfway finished, but by
then, he too has begun to
pull himself together,
making new friends and
volunteering at a local
soup kitchen.
Another example of
Strout’s beguiling narra-
tive skill involves Lucy’s
second cousin, a bed-and-
breakfast owner named
Dottie. We see her at her
best and worst. Late in the
book, she exacts petty
revenge on some rude
guests. Earlier, however,
she’s a compassionate
supporting character in a
chapter about a troubled
war veteran.
. ..................................................................................................................
The vet, Charlie, has
“Anything is Possible,” by Elizabeth Strout (272 pages; just given a chunk of his
Random House; $27) life savings to a kind pros-
................................................................................................................... titute. Afraid to go home
to his wife, he rents one of
bought a new rug. Vicky, The story is touching in Dottie’s rooms. He’s emo-
their sister, isn’t so wel- its own right. But what tionally numb, desperate
coming. She still resents makes it truly memorable to feel something, even if
Lucy for leaving her be- is the way that it dovetails it’s pain. Though he’s a
hind. with fleeting incidents stranger, Dottie can see
The sisters verbally spar from other chapters. For something’s wrong, so she
for a few minutes. Vicky instance, when Vicky joins Charlie in the com-
lands most of the blows. delivers some good news mon room, where they
The discussion eventually — Lila, her volatile daugh- watch a sitcom together.
shifts to their Dickensian ter, will soon be going to He “sat up straighter,
upbringing. college — it reminds us of and he stared pretty hard
Seated in the same an episode from early in at that television set,”
room for the first time in the book. Strout writes. “He waited,
years, Lucy and Pete, who Last we saw her, 100 hope like a crocus bulb
are both gaunt, and Vicky, pages ago, Lila was in- inside him now. He waited
who’d like to lose some sulting her guidance coun- and he hoped, he practi-
weight, make an impor- selor; she seemed intent cally prayed. O sweet
tant breakthrough: The on sabotaging her future. Jesus, let (the pain) come.
scars of their youth are Now we learn that she’s Dear God, please could
evident in their relation- righted herself. you? Could you please let
ships with food. This sort of thing hap- it come?”
Recalling that their pens throughout “Any- It’s a beautiful, sorrow-
father once fed them thing is Possible,” as ful scene, and there are
scraps “right from the Strout introduces charac- lots of others like it in this
garbage,” Vicky says, “I ters, leaves them for ex- exquisite book.
can understand why you tended periods and then
guys wouldn’t want to eat. circles back to update us Kevin Canfield is a writer
I just don’t understand on their progress. in New York City.
why I do.” Strout also uses this
Saturday, $35-$65. food booths.
Middle of the Map brooksidekc.org/
Fest Brookside Art art-annual. Free.
Thursday-Saturday at
Annual
multiple venues 5-9 p.m. Friday, 10
Garth Brooks
We can only scratch the a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, 11 Opens 7 p.m. Friday at
surface here. Thursday’s a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday at Sprint Center
highlight will be pop duo Brookside Shopping The singing showman
Lewis Del Mar at 9:30 District obviously is a Kansas City
p.m. at the Madrid. Sing- The area’s first major favorite, having expanded
er-songwriter Jason Isbell art show of the year typ- his appearance to seven
will take the stage at 9:15 ically attracts more than shows because of the
p.m. Friday at the Up- 70,000 people to view demand for tickets. Also
town. And on Saturday, works of artists from playing will be his wife,
hip hop trio De La Soul is around the country. In Trisha Yearwood. Also, 3
scheduled to play at 10:05 addition to the paintings, and 7:30 p.m. Saturday-
p.m. at CrossroadsKC. sculptures and photo- Sunday and 7 p.m. May
middleofthemapfest graphs, the festival offers 12-13. 816-949-7000.
.com. Three-day pass, children’s activities on sprintcenter.com.
$75-$125; Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, $74.98.
$20; Friday, $35-$65; music in the evenings and
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THE CLASSICAL BEAT
KC Symphony & Chorus bring
Britten’s ‘War Requiem’ back
for first time in decades
BY PATRICK NEAS
Special to The Star
On May 30, 1962, when
Benjamin Britten’s “War
Requiem” was first per-
formed to celebrate the
dedication of the new
Coventry Cathedral, Eu-
rope had still not fully
recovered from the devas-
tation of World War II,
and the Cold War was in
full force.
Britten’s heartfelt music
depicting the horror of
war and the hope for
peace made a tremendous
impact on the audience. It
wasn’t long before the
“War Requiem” was rec-
ognized as one of the
greatest musical works of
the 20th century.
The Kansas City Sym-
phony, the Kansas City
Symphony Chorus and
distinguished soloists,
including soprano Chris-
tine Brewer, will perform
Britten’s “War Requiem”
May 5-7 at Helzberg Hall.
The original Coventry
Cathedral, a 14th-century
Gothic church, was almost
completely destroyed by
Nazi bombing. The new
Coventry Cathedral was
built next to the ruins of
the original cathedral,
which now serves as a
contemplative garden.
SUBMITTED
Soprano Christine Brewer
has extensive history with
the “War Requiem,” both in
live concert and on an
acclaimed recording
conducted by Kurt Masur.
The symbolism of the
cathedral and its history
inspired Britten, a pacifist,
to compose his deeply felt
“Requiem.”
Brewer, who has exten-
sive history with the “War
Requiem,” both in live
concert and on an ac-
claimed recording con-
ducted by Kurt Masur,
once performed it to cele-
brate the rebuilding of
Dresden’s cathedral, an-
other spiritual monument
destroyed by World War
II.
“I have to tell you, it
was so moving to me be-
cause of where it was and
because the audience was
so moved by it when it
finished,” she said. “We
were in church. It was a
religious experience, a
spiritual experience. I still
can’t really describe it. I
love this piece so much.”
Britten used the text of
the Roman Catholic Mass
as the basis for “War Req-
uiem,” but interspersed
poems by Wilfred Owen,
who served as a rifleman
in World War I and was
tragically killed shortly
before the armistice was
signed.
One of Owen’s poems
retells the Biblical story of
Abraham being asked to
sacrifice his son, Isaac. In
Owen’s poem, however,
Abraham does not heed
the angel who bids him to
stay his hand:
“But the old man would
not so, but slew his son,
and half the seed of
Europe, one by one.”
Brewer, who brings
opera to grade-school
students in the coal-
mining town of Marissa,
Ill., recalls the impact the
story made on the chil-
dren.
“I thought it was going
to be daunting for sixth-
graders, so I gave their
teacher the recording I
had done in London, and
she played one movement
a day for the kids for a few
weeks just to get the mu-
sic in their ears,” Brewer
said. “A lot of these kids,
their brothers and sisters
can’t afford to go to col-
lege, so they join the mil-
itary, and a lot of them at
that time were stationed
in Iraq or Afghanistan,
places where it was really
dangerous.
“So one boy raised his
hand and said, ‘You know,
that one part about Abra-
ham and Isaac? That’s not
the real story that’s in the
Bible. Abraham did not
kill his son.’ I asked why
he thought the poet chose
to write it that way, and he
said, ‘I think Abraham is
supposed to be the old
men who start the wars,
and Isaac is the young
men who are getting
killed.’ And I thought,
man, these kids get it.”
Beside the unorthodox
setting of the “Requiem”
text, Britten also uses an
unusual combination of
forces. In addition to the
large orchestra, there’s
also a chamber orchestra,
children’s choir and three
soloists.
Brewer will
be joined by
tenor An-
thony Dean
Griffey and
baritone
Stephen
Griffey Powell.
“In this
piece, Brit-
ten has
these two
young sol-
diers, ro-
bust, in-
nocent, out
Powell there doing
their job,”
Brewer said. “And then
you have the choir and the
soprano soloist singing the
Latin Mass. I always feel
like I’m part of an angel
choir. I feel like part of
what my job is in this
piece is to comfort these
Arts+Culture
soldiers.”
Michael Stern, conduc-
tor of the Kansas City
Symphony, says that even
though the “War Requi-
em” was a response to the
first two world wars and
the Cold War, the work is
more relevant and pow-
erful than ever.
“The people who lived
through the bombing of
London who were still
alive 15 to 20 years after
World War II heard this
music differently than we
can,” Stern said. “That
said, we see images, even
recent ones from Syria
and Afghanistan and war
exercises in North Korea,
we have Americans at risk
all over the world. The
idea that violence and
conflict can be posited as
a solution to our increas-
ingly connected global
community is crazy, espe-
cially since the violence
we visit upon ourselves
becomes ever more terri-
fying. Where does it end?
It can only end badly.”
Stern also said the Kan-
sas City Symphony hasn’t
performed the “War Req-
uiem” in more than 20
years.
“It’s long overdue,” he
said. “It’s such a remarka-
ble piece on a musical
level. Britten was a real
pacifist. It wasn’t window
dressing for him. But the
‘War Requiem’ is uplift-
ing, in a way. Even though
it doesn’t end with a con-
clusive answer and asks a
lot of questions, there is
some measure of hope for
humanity, always. And
Britten makes that clear.
We’re not giving up. We
don’t learn from our mis-
takes, but this piece makes
the case that we should.”
8 p.m. May 5 & 6 and
2 p.m. May 7. Helzberg
Hall, Kauffman Center
for the Performing Arts.
$23-$88. 816-471-0400
or
www.kcsymphony.org.
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A KIPLING PASSION
Rudyard Kipling is an-
other artist who was pro-
foundly affected by World
War I. “A Kipling Passion”
by John Muehleisen uses
Kipling’s writings to ex-
plore how the author and
his family were crushed by
the death of Kipling’s son,
John, and how they ulti-
mately found peace. The
Spire Chamber Ensemble
conducted by Ben Spald-
ing will perform the work
Sunday, April 30, at Vil-
lage Presbyterian Church.
3 p.m. April 30. Vil-
lage Presbyterian
Church, 6641 Mission
Road, Prairie Village.
$10-$25. Tickets avail-
able at the door or at
www.spirechamber
ensemble.org.
OWEN/COX DANCE
COMPANY
Kansas City’s Owen/
Cox Dance Group is in-
creasingly making its
mark nationally. Last year,
choreographer Jennifer
Owen, co-director of the
company, was commis-
sioned to create a work for
the Great Friends Dance
Festival in Newport, R.I.
Owen/Cox Dance Group
will perform that piece,
“Inland Roads,” May 6 at
the Folly Theater.
Owen/Cox will be
joined by the Island Mov-
ing Co., the other compa-
ny that premiered the
work at last year’s festival.
The 14 dancers in total
will be accompanied by a
musical score composed
by Brad Cox, the other
director of Owen/Cox
Dance Group.
8 p.m. May 6. Folly
Theater, 300 W. 12th St.
$25-$45. 816-474-4444
or www.owencox
dance.org.
You can reach Patrick Neas
at patrickneas@
kcartsbeat.com and at
www.facebook.
com/kcartsbeat.
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movies, Black Widow in
five Marvel movies and
Hermione in eight Harry
Potter films, Hollywood is
— finally — taking the hint:
There’s another kind of
moviegoer out there.
And she’s excited to see
people like her on the big
screen.
It has long been said
that female moviegoers
will go see just about any-
thing, but ask a guy to
watch a film with a female
cast, director or lead and
he’ll act like he just con-
tracted cooties from a
middle school water foun-
tain.
“I wish I knew how to
fix that because it doesn’t
make any sense to me,”
said Barbie Banks, director
of the Citizen Jane Film
Festival at Stephens Col-
lege in Columbia. “Wo-
men make films about all
variety of topics, not just
things that interest wo-
men. But film is such a
powerful medium, to have
that sort of blockbuster is a
way to start breaking this
down.”
“Wonder Woman”
comes out June 2. The DC
Comics-based film stars
Gal Gadot and is directed
by Patty Jenkins, who grew
up in Lawrence. The film
may have one of the high-
est profiles this summer,
but other filmmakers also
have amped up the appeal
to female audiences.
May 5 will see the re-
lease of “Guardians of the
Galaxy Vol. 2,” the sequel
to Marvel’s surprise block-
buster about five space
oddities and a powerful
gem that can destroy a
space system.
Director James Gunn
wrote on social media late
last year that he increased
the sequel’s female roles
well beyond the infamous
“Bechdel test,” i.e., do two
or more female characters
talk to each other about
something other than a
male character?
“We not only pass the
Bechdel test, but run over
it and back up over it again
and again in an eighteen-
wheeler truck,” he wrote.
“I am sick of stories where
there are a bunch of fully
realized male characters
and one female character,
whose primary character-
istic is simply being ‘the
girl’ or the personality-less
object of some man’s af-
fections.”
To that end, he gave
sisters Gamora (Zoe Salda-
na) and Nebula (Karen
Gillan) their own mission
in the film and added a
new weirdo who fits right
in with the Marvel misfits.
“We have these fan
favorite characters of
Drax, Rocket, and Groot
because they’re all idiots,”
he said. “My new char-
acter — who I’ve fallen
deeply in love with — is
Among the season’s popcorn fare is “Alien: Covenant” (May 19), starring surprising
creatures and Katherine Waterston.
Mantis, played by Pom
Klementieff, and she’s
amazing in the film, a truly
magical performer; so, so
funny, and just as strange
as those other three.”
Also plenty strange, but
probably a shade more
intense, is “Alien: Cov-
enant,” which opens May
19. This is Ridley Scott’s
second prequel (after
2012’s “Prometheus”) to
his 1979 space horror
classic “Alien,” which
gave us Sigourney Weaver
as bad-ass space hero
Ripley. The last woman
standing in this install-
ment is Daniels, played by
Katherine Waterston.
There’s more. The res-
urrected corpse in Tom
Cruise’s “The Mummy”
(June 9) is an undead and
very unhappy queen, and
Luc Besson’s “Valerian
and the City of a Thou-
sand Planets” (July 21)
features Cara Delevingne
as the title character’s
equal partner.
Coming July 28, “Atom-
ic Blonde” features Char-
lize Theron as an under-
cover agent sent to Berlin
during the Cold War. It
has been described as a
female “John Wick,”
which starred Keanu
Reeves.
Banks said she likes
“Atomic Blonde’s” prem-
ise of an unapologetic
female assassin.
“She doesn’t have this
typical storyline about how
she became this assassin
because of some man or
something bad happened
to her,” Banks said. “I
think having films like that
come out that don’t even
have this twist of like,
‘Well, she was a mother
and she lost her baby’ or
‘She was scorned by a
man’ help because she’s
just this character. That’s
just who she is.”
Banks says the summer
@GeekGirlDiva on Twit-
ter, wrote last week on
SyFy’s Blastr.com that
she’s worried the studio
doesn’t realize how impor-
tant “Wonder Woman” is.
As evidence she cites the
film’s marketing — or lack
thereof.
“ ‘Wonder Woman’
finally gets her own movie
and the movie marketing
machines for DC and
Warner Bros. haven’t
seemed to have chugged
to life,” she wrote. “Where
are the TV commercials
and product tie-ins (yes, I
know about Dr. Pepper,
other ones please)? Bat-
man and Superman both
had their own breakfast
cereal, so where’s my
Wonder Woman cereal?
I’ve seen toys but no toy
commercials.”
Representatives for DC
Entertainment and War-
ner Bros. declined requests
for interviews on the topic.
But O’Neil’s concerns do
bring up an interesting
JACK MIED jmied@kcstar.com question: If the movie isn’t
marketed heavily because
of fears it won’t do well,
does that become a self-
release she’s most en-
thused about is Sofia Cop-
pola’s “The Beguiled”
(June 30). The Civil War-
era film stars Nicole Kid-
man as the head of a pri-
vate school for girls who
takes in an injured Union
soldier (it doesn’t look like
it ends well for him). And
while Banks’ tastes are
more in the realm of inde-
pendent film, there’s no
denying the appeal of
“Wonder Woman.”
“Not only is she a strong
character, but she’s that
way because of the other
women in her life,” she
said. “I think that res-
onates with females be-
cause we tend to have our
little squads that raise us
up and keep us going and
act as superheroes in our
lives.”
Shana O’Neil, a Cali-
fornia writer who goes by JACK MIED jmied@kcstar.com
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fulfilling prophecy?
“That is 100 percent
absolutely my fear,”
O’Neil said by phone the
other day from California.
“ ‘Wonder Woman’ is 75
years in the making. But
also it’s a stand-alone film
with a female superhero
and a woman director, and
we’ve seen in the past
where things like this have
not been marketed well. …
When I have to Google
when this movie is coming
out and it’s coming out
June 2, that’s weird.”
Even without a huge
marketing blitz so far, Ellie
Ann, a Joplin, Mo.-based
writer who’s in town for
the weekend’s Planet
Comicon at Bartle Hall,
said there’s plenty of ex-
citement for the film in
her house.
“I just want to cry, it is
so amazing to see a movie
centered around a female
superhero,” she said. “I’m
excited to see how they
portray femininity vs.
power. I want to see her
kick some ass. I’m just
excited to raise my daugh-
ters in this time. There are
so few women portrayed
in the media, and it’s
changing.”
David Frese: 816-234-4463,
@DavidFrese
“Wonder
Woman,” which
opens June 2, is
expected to
whip up plenty
of box office
action.
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vacation that turns into a
kidnapping adventure.
Also opening:
A “The Wall”: As an
Iraqi sniper fires away,
soldiers John Cena and
Aaron Taylor-Johnson are
trapped behind a you-
know-what.
A “3 Generations”: Elle
Fanning plays a teen tran-
sitioning from female to
male. The other gener-
ations: Naomi Watts as
the supportive mom and
Susan Sarandon as the
pushy grandma.
MAY 19
The big one:
A “Alien: Covenant”:
Twenty years before
“Alien” takes place and 10
years after “Prometheus”
comes director Ridley
Scott’s latest terrifying
space odyssey. Katherine
Waterston and android
Michael Fassbender star.
Also opening:
A “Diary of a Wimpy
Kid: The Long Haul”: In
this fourth installment
based on Jeff Kinney’s
kids’ books, Greg (Jason
Ian Drucker) dreams of
becoming famous while
on a family road trip.
A “Everything, Every-
thing”: Amandla Stenberg
(Rue in “The Hunger
Games”) stars in this ad-
aptation of Nicola Yoon’s
romance novel about a
teen with a frail immune
system who falls for the
new boy next door (Nick
Robinson).
A “Norman”: Richard
Gere is a glad-handing
New York manipulator
who gets in over his head.
MAY 26
The big ones:
A “Baywatch”: In this
revival of the cheesy ’90s
TV series, lifeguards
Dwayne Johnson and Zac
Efron bare their pecs and
go after a beachside drug-
smuggling operation.
A “Pirates of the Ca-
ribbean: Dead Men Tell
No Tales”: Johnny Depp
is back as Captain Jack,
once again seeking trea-
sure — the trident of Po-
seidon. Javier Bardem is
the bad guy out to get
him, and Brenton
Thwaites joins the fran-
chise as Orlando Bloom’s
son.
Also opening:
A “The Lovers”: Debra
Winger and Tracy Letts
are a long-married philan-
dering couple who embark
on an unusual affair —
with each other.
JUNE 2
The big one:
A “Wonder Woman”:
Gal Gadot stole the show
in “Batman v Superman.”
Now her superhero gets
her own movie, an origin
story of her Amazonian
homeland and her valiant
deeds in World War I.
Directed by Patty Jenkins
(who grew up in Law-
rence).
Also opening:
A “Captain Under-
pants: The First Epic
Movie”: Dav Pilkey’s
hilarious kids books get an
animated adaptation, with
Kevin Hart and Thomas
Middleditch voicing the
obstreperous kids and Ed
Helms as their delusional
principal.
JUNE 9
The big one:
A “The Mummy”: This
mummy could have been
a mommy. In a gender
flip, Sofia Boutella (“King-
sman”) is the angry an-
cient princess, and Tom
Cruise is the man who
must face her.
Also opening:
A “It Comes at Night”:
A deadly worldwide pan-
demic has Joel Edgerton
and his family under
siege.
A “Megan Leavey”: In
this true story, Kate Mara
is a Marine corporal who
In “Alien: Covenant,” Katherine Waterston deals with bad critters.
Everyone wants to be saved by these lifeguards: Dwayne
Johnson (left) and Zac Efron in “Baywatch.”
Tom Hardy is surrounded by Germans in “Dunkirk.”
In “Atomic Blonde,” Charlize Theron is an MI6 agent.
bonds with a combat dog
as they deploy to Iraq.
A “My Cousin Rachel”:
Sam Claflin is an English-
man who falls for his cou-
sin (Rachel Weisz) but
suspects her of murder.
Based on the novel by
Daphne du Maurier.
JUNE 16
The big one:
A “Cars 3”: Lightning
McQueen (Owen Wilson)
needs to modernize his
technique, with the help of
a slick businesscar voiced
by Nathan Fillion.
Also opening:
A “47 Meters Down”:
Mandy Moore and Claire
Holt are sisters stranded
in a shark cage on the
ocean floor.
A “All Eyez on Me”: A
biopic about the late rap-
per Tupac Shakur.
A “The Book of Hen-
ry”: Naomi Watts is a
single mom whose son
wants to help the girl next
door. Directed by Colin
Trevorrow, who soon goes
big budget with “Star
Wars: Episode IX.”
A “Rough Night”: A
bachelorette party in-
volving Kate McKinnon,
Jillian Bell and Scarlett
Johansson gets way out of
control when a male strip-
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per dies.
JUNE 23
The big one:
A “Transformers: The
Last Knight”: King Ar-
thur again? Apparently the
legend of the shape-shift-
ing robots goes back to
Arthurian times. Anthony
Hopkins joins a returning
Mark Wahlberg.
Also opening:
A “The Bad Batch”: In
this dystopian horror
thriller, a young woman is
captured by cannibals. In
Texas.
JUNE 28
A “Baby Driver”: Direc-
tor Edgar Wright left KC’s
Paul Rudd and “Ant-Man”
over creative differences
with the studio and moved
on to this passion project.
Ansel Elgort is a getaway
driver who agrees to a
difficult heist with Jon
Hamm and Kevin Spacey.
JUNE 30
The big one:
A “Despicable Me 3”:
Gru (Steve Carell) reunites
with his long-lost twin
brother Dru (also voiced
by Carell), who tries to
lure him back to his das-
tardly ways.
Now we learn how Princess Diana (Gal Gadot) becomes
Wonder Woman.
The latest Spider-Man is Tom Holland.
Idris Elba is Roland Deschain in the sci-fi/Western/horror
film “The Dark Tower,” based on the Stephen King book
series.
Also opening:
A “Amityville: The
Awakening”: Stupid
family moves into a haunt-
ed house.
A “The Beguiled”:
During the Civil War, a
wounded Union soldier
(Colin Farrell) finds refuge
at an all-girls boarding
school, where the students
(especially Elle Fanning)
aren’t as innocent as they
appear. From writer/di-
rector Sofia Coppola, re-
making the 1971 Clint
Eastwood version.
A “Dean”: Father and
son Kevin Kline and De-
metri Martin cope with
grief.
A “The House”: To
regain the college fund
they lost, Amy Poehler
and Will Ferrell launch a
gambling ring in their
basement.
JULY 7
The big one:
A “Spider-Man: Home-
coming”: We met this
incarnation of Peter Park-
er (Tom Holland) in the
last Avengers flick. Now
he gets his own movie —
and villain, Vulture (Mi-
chael Keaton).
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Also opening:
A “Patti Cake$”: A
Sundance Festival favorite
about an aspiring New
Jersey rapper (played by
Australian Danielle Mac-
donald).
JULY 14
The big one:
A “War for the Planet
of the Apes”: In this third
installment, Caesar (Andy
Serkis) gets angry as he
guides his apes in a battle
against humans, led by a
brutal Woody Harrelson.
Also opening:
A “The Big Sick”: Ku-
mail Nanjiani (“Silicon
Valley”) tells the true
story of how his girlfriend
— now his wife — went
into a coma.
A “Midnight Sun”:
Sounds a lot like “Every-
thing, Everything.” A girl
(Bella Thorne) can’t go
outside because she’s
deathly allergic to the sun,
but then she meets Patrick
Schwarzenegger (yup,
Arnold’s son).
A “Wish Upon”: A
music box grants a teen
seven wishes, with deadly
consequences.
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JULY 21
The big ones:
A “Dunkirk”: Writer/
director Christopher No-
lan takes us to the French
coast of World War II,
where Allied forces (in-
cluding Kenneth Branagh,
Tom Hardy and Harry
Styles!!) are looking for
escape.
A “Valerian and the
City of a Thousand
Planets”: Dane DeHaan
and Cara Delevingne are
space cops in an eye-pop-
ping intergalactic city.
Director Luc Besson (“The
Fifth Element”) adapts the
French graphic novel.
Also opening:
A “Girls Trip”: Regina
Hall, Jada Pinkett Smith
and Queen Latifah road
trip their way into trouble.
JULY 28
The big one:
A “Atomic Blonde”:
Charlize Theron is a lethal
1980s British secret agent
dropped into Berlin to
break up a spy ring.
Also opening:
A “An Inconvenient
Sequel: Truth to Pow-
er”: Ten years later, form-
er veep Al Gore updates
his fight for renewable
energy.
A “The Emoji Movie”:
An animated adventure
about the doo-dads on
your phone. Why we care:
KC’s Rob Riggle voices an
ice cream cone, and Pat-
rick Stewart is Poop.
AUG. 4
The big one:
A “The Dark Tower”:
Idris Elba and Matthew
McConaughey star in the
adaptation of Stephen
King’s sci-fi Western.
Also opening:
A “Detroit”: Kathryn
Bigelow, who won an
Oscar for “The Hurt Lock-
er,” commemorates the
50th anniversary of this
city’s riots with a drama
starring John Boyega and
Anthony Mackie.
A “Ingrid Goes West”:
In this satire, Aubrey Plaza
is a loner who befriends
an Instagram celebrity
(Elizabeth Olsen).
A “Step”: Documentary
about a Baltimore step
dance team.
AUG. 11
A “Annabelle: Cre-
ation”: The possessed doll
lives on.
A “The Nut Job 2: Nut-
ty by Nature”: Will Ar-
nett and his animated pals
try to stop a developer
from destroying their
home.
A “Wind River”: Jere-
my Renner and Elizabeth
Olsen try to solve a mur-
der on a Native American
reservation.
AUG. 18
A “The Hitman’s
Bodyguard”: Ryan Rey-
nolds is an agent assigned
to protect assassin Samuel
L. Jackson from Gary
Oldman.
A “Logan Lucky”:
Channing Tatum, Adam
Driver and Riley Keough
plan a heist during a NAS-
CAR race. Steven Soder-
bergh, who awhile ago
insisted he was retiring, is
back to direct.
AUG. 25
A “Polaroid”: In this
horror film, a high school
outcast takes pictures with
an old camera. Uh-oh.
A “Tulip Fever”: In
17th century Amsterdam a
married woman hopes to
run away with her lover.
With Alicia Vikander,
Dane DeHaan and Chris-
toph Waltz.
AUG. 30
A “Leap!”: They’re
everywhere this summer:
Elle Fanning and Dane
DeHaan voice this animat-
ed tale of an orphan girl
who dreams of becoming
a ballerina in Paris.
Sharon Hoffmann:
816-234-4457,
@Sharonakc
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New Total Solar Eclipse stamp

will change when you touch it
BY ROBERT A. CRONKLETON
bcronkleton@kcstar.com

A postal stamp com-

memorating the upcoming
total solar eclipse will be
the first stamp that
changes when you touch
it.
The stamp, which uses
an image of a solar
eclipse, transforms into a
an image of a full moon
when it is heated by a
finger.
The back of the stamp
pane includes a map of the
Aug. 21 total solar eclipse
along with times it may
appear. The total solar
eclipse will traverse the
entire United States from U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
Oregon to South Carolina. Total Solar Eclipse Forever Stamp reveals a full moon
The southern line of when exposed to body heat.
totality bisects Kansas
City. St. Joseph is
considered a sweet spot
for viewing.
The U.S. Postal Service
announced Thursday that
it will release the Total
Solar Eclipse stamp on
June 20 at the University
of Wyoming in Laramie.
The stamp is the first in
the U.S. to use thermo-
chromic ink that when
exposed to the body heat
of your thumb or fingers
and rubbed, a second
image is revealed.
The first image is a
photograph taken by Fred
Espenak, a retired astro-
physicist known as “Mr.
Eclipse,” of a total solar
eclipse on March 29,
2006, from Jalu, Libya.
The second image, also U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
taken by Espenak, is a full Total Solar Eclipse Forever Stamp prior to being exposed
moon. to body heat.
The Total Eclipse of the
Sun stamp is being issued
as a Forever stamp, which Robert A. Cronkleton:
is equal in value to the 816-234-4261, @cronkb
current first-class mail
1-ounce price.
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April 30, 2017
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right in the middle of what
is going on. People fre-
quently call you to give you
a heads up. Others discuss
their plans and decisions
with you in an effort to get
you to play devil’s ad-
vocate. If you are single,
you meet people with ease.
Don’t just go for the first
potential suitor, unless you
feel that this person is
perfect for you. If you are
attached, the two of you
pace around you. To get
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your calls. Cancer knows how jealous you have be- 22) EEE Others are very others in, especially loved A Singer Willie Nelson is
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thing is not as it seems on someone you have not someone you care a lot PISCES (Feb. 19- 36.
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NGEO 56 109 109 52 The ’90s LA 92 (2017, Documentary) Premiere. LA 92
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car come to mind.
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on dress codes to its intended audience.
Once upon a time, it was
understood that “formal”
SYFY 46 63 65 45 ››› Skyfall (2012, Action) Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Javier Bardem. My Soul
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TBS 14 70 50 49 Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
wear what is asked, they meant black tie, and the
TCM 47 52 54 43 ››› Lilies of the Field (1963) Sidney Poitier. ›› For the Love of Mike (1960)
will not spend the evening absence of a direction was
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TNT 32 69 51 48 ›› Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (2012) ›› Walking Tall (2004) The Rock.
dodging dirty looks — or what some now term “busi-
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TVL 41 44 59 24 Reba ‘PG’ Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King in the car door. “Black tie,” “jacket and
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Universal Uclick realize that some fanciful joie de vivre, but they make
USA 39 62 52 39 Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam
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from having to guess what does not belong. Fire exit ment to specify a dress
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Arts+Culture
Elisabeth Moss as Offred in “The Handmaid’s Tale” is a captive who persists. In her
enlightening narration, viewers hear her as someone who is defiant, spirited, even
mordantly funny.
REVIEW
Dystopian future of
Hulu’s ‘Handmaid’s
Tale’ is ‘scary as hell’
BY JAMES PONIEWOZIK
New York Times News Service
A decade ago, Elisabeth
Moss began co-starring in
“Mad Men,” which among
other things was about
how women were ob-
jectified and subjugated —
in the past, the 1960s, the
bad old days.
In Hulu’s spectacular
“The Handmaid’s Tale,”
Moss is Offred, a baby-
making slave in the Repub-
lic of Gilead, which is what
part of the United States
(New England, roughly)
has become after a fertility
crisis and a theocratic
coup. It’s set in a near
future that looks like the
1600s.
“Mad Men” may have
resonated with today, but
it gave viewers the com-
fortable vantage of history,
the reassurance that we
had come a long way,
baby. “The Handmaid’s
Tale” argues — with an
assist from current events
— that progress is neither
automatic nor irreversible.
“The Handmaid’s Tale,”
based on the 1985 Marga-
ret Atwood novel, is a
cautionary tale, a story of
resistance and a work of
impeccable world-building.
It is unflinching, vital and
scary as hell.
Offred had another
name, before she was
seized as breeding stock,
her husband killed and her
young daughter taken by
the state. Now she’s identi-
fied as the property of her
“commander,” Fred Wa-
terford (Joseph Fiennes).
The name is a loaner. If
Offred disappoints, she’ll
be exiled to clean up radio-
active waste with other
“unwomen” until she dies,
and another woman will be
“of Fred.”
Her days are spent run-
ning errands in a commis-
sary where the goods are
labeled with pictures (be-
cause women should not
read), or sitting quietly in a
bedroom with shatterproof
windows (so she can’t
slash her wrists with a
shard of glass). On “cere-
mony” nights, she me-
chanically copulates with
the Commander while
lying in the lap of his in-
fertile wife, Serena Joy
(Yvonne Strahovski).
The ritual, borrowed
from the biblical story of
Bilhah and Rachel, empha-
sizes that Offred is nothing
more than a womb. So
does her uniform: her face
hidden by a bonnet, her
form draped in a dress the
red of menstrual blood and
childbirth. (The costume
design, by Ane Crabtree, is
almost a character in it-
self.)
This is a dark story. That
it’s not oppressive is a
testament to the deft adap-
tation and, especially,
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lamic terrorists; feminist
street protests before the
Where to watch regime’s crackdown.
“The Handmaid’s Tale” is That’s all in the novel.
streaming on Hulu. I hate to say the story is
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newly relevant, as if it
weren’t for three decades.
But face it: When you have
a president who talks
about women as if they
were squeeze toys, who
implied a tough female
journalist was on her per-
iod, whose administration
gathered a room full of
male politicians to discuss
DARREN CALABRESE AP women’s health coverage
Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s — well, the viral marketing
Tale” is based on the 1985 takes care of itself.
Margaret Atwood novel. Gilead is a tyranny of
Atwood is a consulting nostalgia, a rape culture
producer on the show. that denounces the pre-
vious society — ours — for
degrading women with
Moss’ layered perform- pornography. It controls
ance. women by elevating them,
Offred is a captive. Ne- fetishizing motherhood,
vertheless, she persists. praising femininity, but
She keeps a spark of self defining it in terms of
cupped in her hands. The service to men and chil-
series relies heavily on her dren.
narration, but not just for Reed Morano, who di-
exposition. It’s how we rects the beginning epi-
hear her true voice, de- sodes, gives this nightmare
fiant, spirited, even mor- a kind of serene, back-to-
dantly funny. the-land wholesomeness
Passing the hooded that makes it all the more
bodies of three men eerie. It’s a ruthless dicta-
hanged by the government torship, but it would make
— a priest, a doctor and a a lovely Pinterest board.
gay man — she comments: There are brutal acts of
“I think I heard that joke violence, onscreen and
once. This wasn’t the implied. But Gilead’s most
punch line.” powerful weapons are
In the first three epi- paranoia and division.
sodes — which debuted When Offred finds a
Wednesday, with new ones kindred spirit, Ofglen
weekly thereafter — the (Alexis Bledel), each must
showrunner, Bruce Miller, gingerly unpeel the layers
is faithful to the novel of piety she maintains for
while expanding on it. appearances. (Ofglen is
(Atwood is a consulting secretly gay — a “gender
producer.) traitor” in Gilead-ese.)
You might guess that the Some of the patriarchy’s
producers had added cer- fiercest enforcers are wo-
tain on-the-nose details to men. The wives resent the
be topical: refugees fleeing handmaids. So do the
for Canada; Gilead’s lead- Marthas, the servant class.
ers leveraging fear of Is- The handmaids are al-
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lowed to vent their rage in
public executions of low-
status men, whom they kill
barehanded.
Yet the most terrifying
parts of “The Handmaid’s
Tale” are the flashbacks, to
a time very much like ours.
Before the coup, Offred
has freedom, a job, Uber.
Then things start to
change — little things.
Women are having trouble
conceiving. The govern-
ment becomes more reac-
tionary. One day, a coffee
shop clerk, unprovoked,
calls her and her best
friend, Moira (Samira
Wiley), “sluts.”
Something primal and
angry is awakening. Some
people are exhilarated:
Finally, they can say
what’s on their minds,
without the PC thought
police cracking down! The
show is also attentive to
how progressive men can
back-burner the concerns
of women. Offred’s hus-
band, Luke (O-T Fag-
benle), for instance, is
convinced that the crazi-
ness is bound to blow over.
It doesn’t. An intermedi-
ate layer of flashbacks
finds Offred, Moira and a
class of future handmaids
at a re-education center
being indoctrinated, with
homilies and a cattle prod,
by Aunt Lydia (a coolly
imperious Ann Dowd).
“This may not seem ordi-
nary to you right now,” she
tells them. “But after a
time it will.”
The line is terrifying,
because it rings so true.
You may not believe that
anyone, in real life, is ac-
tually Making America
Gilead Again. But this
urgent “Handmaid’s Tale”
is not about prophecy. It’s
about process, the way
people will themselves to
believe the abnormal is
normal, until one day they
look around and realize
that these are the bad old
days.
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Waldo welder turns art into a

business: roses that last forever 3E

Spirit

ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com

The great room on the first floor has 18-foot ceilings and hand-hewn, wide-plank white oak floors. Jeff Martinique sawed and textured thousands of feet of oak for the home’s
trimwork, beams and doors at such precise angles that no fillers, caulks or putties were needed during installation.

$7.8 MILLION MANSION

CAMELOT’S TALE
How Weatherby Lake’s castle, now for sale, came to be
the sailboat regatta races,” Welch
BY CYNTHIA BILLHARTZ GREGORIAN says. “And there’s nothing more
cgregorian@kcstar.com amazing than going down to the
dock after a day’s work and putting
your feet in the water. That’s what

T
he end of an era is near for
one of Kansas City’s most
famous houses.
Known as Camelot, the
15,000-square-foot castle sits on
three lots overlooking the east side
of Weatherby Lake. And it’s for sale,
listed at $7.8 million.
For owner Laura Welch, moving
will be bittersweet.
“Having lived on a lake for 34
years, it’s going to be a big change
not waking up, listening to the geese
flying over the water and watching
I’ll probably miss the most.”
But Welch knows it’s time for her
and Tessa, her 16-year-old blind
Italian greyhound, to move on.
The next owners will get a home
with a fairy-tale story that goes
something like this.
Once upon a time, there was a rich
and successful lawyer in Kansas City
who loved adventure and had a big
personality.
ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
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How a KC idea and caffeine fuel

business growth nationwide
BY DIANE STAFFORD
stafford@kcstar.com
First it was Kansas City. Then
Des Moines. Then St. Louis and
Houston. Then 115 — soon to
116 — cities in all.
A modest proposal in 2012,
made by two entrepreneurship
experts at the Ewing Marion
Kauffman Foundation, now
bears business fruit from Port-
land, Maine, to Portland, Ore.,
from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to
Williston, N.D.
are starting or growing young
businesses, to connect them
with business advisers, to ex-
pose them to financiers, and to
exchange ideas with others
who’ve been in their shoes or
even the simply curious.
The concept born at Kauff-
man’s headquarters was chris-
tened 1 Million Cups, based on
the idea that communities are
created over a million cups of
coffee. Now, at its fifth anni-
versary in Kansas City, that
community continues to gather
every Wednesday morning un-
city and one cup at a time.”
“1 Million Cups is definitely a
launching pad for us and other
small businesses,” said Ben
Jackson, co-founder of Bungii,
one of two new businesses that
presented to the crowd on
Wednesday. “We’re blessed to
have the opportunity it pro-
vides.”
Last year Jackson and fellow
Kansas State University gradu-
ate Harrison Proffitt started a
company that provides on-call
truck pickup and delivery serv-
ice via an app. The concept, DAVID EULITT deulitt@kcstar.com

The idea was to create weekly der the idea of “caffeinating an Ben Jackson, co-founder of Bungii, a startup truck ridesharing
local gatherings of people who entrepreneurial nation — one SEE STARTUPS, 5E company, answers questions from the audience.
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STUFF I LIKE, RIGHT NOW beer garden and a nice that featured slimy noo-
dining room outfitted with dles and weird vegetables.
handmade tables and Plus the spoon was oddly

Jason Isbell, Westside Local, exposed brick walls.

Hopefully I can take my
mom there in a few
shaped, chopsticks were
involved and none of that
was my thing back then,

Chipper Jones’ book, S-Town

BY MARIA TORRES
mtorres@kcstar.com
Here’s what sports re-
porter Maria Torres is into
right now:
THIS PLAYLIST
If you’re a singer-song-
writer fan and/or enjoy a
fair bit of indie music
listen to what I’m listen-
ing to: “The Life You
Chose” by Jason Isbell,
“No Rain” by Blind Mel-
on, “Work It Out” by
Knox Hamilton, “De-
stroyer” by Dead Man
Winter, “Permission Slip”
by Mainland, “The Way It
Was” by Coast Modern,
“Stars” by Future Gener-
ations, “Edge of Town” by
Middle Kids, “Diamond
Dreams” by Castro and
“New Man” by Ed Shee-
ran.
BRUNCH AT THE
WESTSIDE LOCAL
I have lived incredibly
close to this place for
months but didn’t know it
existed until I brunched
there recently. It’s in an
eclectic neighborhood just
south of Quality Hill, on
Summit and 16th, where
the architecture is a mix
of craftsman and contem-
porary. We ate at the bar
because it was a crowded
Sunday afternoon, but
there’s patio seating in the
weeks.
Tips: Make reserva-
tions. Servings are large,
so come with an appetite.
Recommendation:
Chorizo Burrito. I ate the
Pumpkin French Toast,
which was also fabulous,
but This. Burrito™.
‘BALLPLAYER’ BY
CHIPPER JONES
When I was growing up
in Atlanta, Chipper Jones’
toe tap was the stuff of
dreams. So when the
former third baseman’s
autobiography, which
former Atlanta Journal-
Constitution beat writer
Carroll Rogers Walton
co-wrote, was released in
early April, it rocketed to
the top of my shopping
list. A co-worker handed a
copy off to me. I started
RICH ADDICKS The Associated Press reading it on a flight back
Third baseman Chipper Jones, pictured in 2010, hit 468 homers over 19 seasons playing home two weeks ago and
for the Atlanta Braves. have found it difficult to
put the book down in
favor of The Real World.
Jones does a fair
amount of boasting, but
The it’s hard to fault a switch
Westside hitter who averaged .303
Local is a over 19 major-league
beer seasons and is a sure first-
garden ballot Hall of Famer for
and bragging. Plus the club-
more. house stories, the ac-
counts of conversations
FILE PHOTO with John Schuerholz and
other Braves brass, and
Jones’ unabashed honesty
make up for it. The sec-
tion of the book dedicated
to the struggles in his first
marriage might make you
cringe, but Jones has nev-
er been one to hold his
tongue. It’s refreshing.
FILE PHOTO PHO
Southern singer/songwriter Jason FILE PHOTO A Vietnamese friend in
Isbell is one of Middle of the Map Pho is a Vietnamese soup made with rice high school once offered
Fest 2017’s headliners. He’ll play at noodles, herbs and meat, typically beef or me pho at her house, but I
the Uptown Theater on May 5. chicken. Here’s a version at Vietnam Cafe. wouldn’t go near the dish
you know? Six years later,
I’ve come to recognize I
was wrong, like I was, and
am, about most things.
So far I’ve had only the
beefy broth from Vietnam
Cafe, some in Wichita
several weeks back and
from a food truck at The
Star. Would love to try
some different places, so
hit me with your best pho.
S-TOWN
The title of this investi-
gative journalism podcast
is politically correct but its
contents are very much
not. It’s as convoluted as
the relationship between
late Royals pitcher
Yordano Ventura and his
family. At every turn is
another source corrob-
orating outlandish sit-
uations without batting an
eye. A small-town Alaba-
ma man emailed “This
American Life” producer
Brian Reed a few years
ago asking him to in-
vestigate what he thinks is
a murder that local police
have covered up. I’ll let
S-Town describe the rest:
“He asks Brian to in-
vestigate the son of a
wealthy family who’s
allegedly been bragging
that he got away with
murder. But then some-
one else ends up dead,
and the search for the
truth leads to a nasty
feud, a hunt for hidden
treasure and an unearth-
ing of the mysteries of one
man’s life.”
Maria Torres:
816-234-4379,
@maria_torres3

world. Custom was to bury

victims at night.
An old history recalls
how pioneer doctor Isaac
Ridge, “at his own ex-
pense and with the help of
his negroes … built on the
island in the Missouri
river, Kansas City’s first
pest hospital, which re-
mained there in use until
late in the ’80s.”
On exactly what island
Ridge isolated his cases
until recovery or death
isn’t clear. But out on
Mensing’s, the city situat-
ed St. George’s Conta-
FILE PHOTO BY KEITH MYERS kmyers@kcstar.com gious Disease Hospital, a
This view from the Chouteau Bridge reveals some of the grand name for a wood
sandbars that can crop up in low water. At one time, one building, at one point
such island held a hospital for smallpox victims. supplemented by repur-
posed city voting booths.
In 1886, a medical jour-
THEN AND NOW nal told of a flood sending
35 pox-infected coffins

How Kansas City “gently floating down the

waterway to the Gulf of
Mexico.”

came to fear ‘Pest During the great deluge

House Island’
BY DARRYL LEVINGS
Special to The Star
Once, from the coffee-
with-cream waters of the
Missouri River, emerged
amorphous piles of sand
and silt called “Pest
House Island.”
Kansas Citians were
terrified of them.
This was long before the
Corps of Engineers strait-
jacketed the once wide
and slower-moving river.
Then, the weary stream
would careen around the
curve, bounce off our bluff
and drop little bits of the
Black Hills and Big Horn
Mountains.
When Francois Chou-
teau set up on the south
bank in 1821, his fur ware-
house was roughly across
from the foot of an island
named for him. Old-tim-
ers placed it 2 miles below
downtown where Cleve-
land Avenue hit the river.
Which Cleveland doesn’t.
Monroe Avenue in the
East Bottoms must be
close.
When the current kid-
napped the sleepy slough
separating Clay County
from Chouteau Island, it
also drowned the island.
Come the late 1830s,
maybe a tad downstream,
a mile-long sandbar mate-
rialized, this time named
for John K. Mensing,
who’d got a mule over to
cultivate its 131 acres.
But you’re not reading
this for hydrology. Back to
terror.
Everyone dreaded
smallpox, a vicious, dis-
figuring contagion now
eliminated from the
of 1903, the pest house
itself sailed by the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul
crossing (later the Chou-
teau Bridge).
Five years later, two
infected girls with nickels
for candy wandered off
from St. George’s. “It
might be advisable,” opin-
ed the Kansas City Jour-
nal, “if you are not
equipped with a fumigat-
ing apparatus, for you to
climb a tree or jump in a
well until they have
passed.”
Within months another
flood knocked the hospital
off its foundation. Locals
were afraid to salvage so
much as a potentially
contaminated plank. The
city burned it and moved
patients to high ground for
good.
When the channel was
stabilized, Mensing’s Is-
land accreted to the south
shore and lost its identity,
such as it was, behind the
levee. Today, it’s pocked
with ugly light industry.
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KANSASCITY.COM
CITYSCAPE
Welder makes
one gift bloom
into a business
BY JOYCE SMITH
jsmith@kcstar.com
For Valentine’s Day, Jay
Lockett wanted to give his
girlfriend a flower that
would last.
From pieces of trian-
gular stainless steel left
over from his custom
commercial welding jobs,
he crafted a single artful
rose.
“I wanted to make a girl
happy and thought a rose
would be really cool,” said
the soft-spoken Lockett,
25, who owns
JayFabWerks in Waldo.
“She liked it, but sadly,
she later dumped me.”
That was five years ago.
While the relationship
ended, the rose has blos-
somed into a side busi-
ness. Friends wanted
them for anniversaries
and birthdays, as a special
surprise or just to “get out
of the doghouse,” he said.
Recently, Lockett pulled
out a short stool at a pint-
size desk, slipped on a
welding helmet festooned
with clowns (he hates
clowns but got a discount)
and began joining more
than a dozen titanium
pieces together for anoth-
er rose, building up stock
for last-minute Mother’s
Day orders.
“I probably look like a
bear on a tricycle,” said
Lockett, who stands 6-
foot-3 and weights 270
pounds. “It’s not practical,
but it works for right
now.”
His original rose design
— a shiny stainless steel
version now selling for
$60 — is dubbed the Plain
Jane. Lockett also has
expanded with three more
options: the Rose Gold for
$70; the Powder Rose
(different colors made
from a powdered coating
that is baked on) for $100;
and the Titanium Rose for
$550. He also sells $15
stands, which can be en-
graved for $10.
One customer used a
Rose Gold this year to
successfully propose on
Valentine’s Day. Other
customers considered
them durable enough to
lay at their loved ones’
graves.
Lockett also is working
on a tulip design, and a
New York company is in
talks with national upscale
retailers about carrying
the pieces.
Earlier this year, he also
turned to Altcap (Alterna-
tive Capital for Communi-
ty Impact) to help with
funding. Altcap, a non-
profit founded in 2005,
supports investment in
underserved and under-
resourced communities
throughout Kansas City.
It gave Lockett a micro-
loan so he could purchase
a Dodge 350 truck. He
uses it to haul heavy
pieces back to his work-
shop, a leased space at
London Motorworks at
8207 Wornall Road.
One day he plans to
purchase a more portable
welder that he can take to
his customers’ job sites.
The loan also will help
JOHN SLEEZER jsleezer@kcstar.com
JOHN SLEEZER jsleezer@kcstar.com
Jay Lockett, who taught
himself how to weld,
creates roses out of steel
or titanium at his
Jayfabwerks in Waldo. In
the works: a tulip design.
And a New York company
is in talks with national
upscale retailers about
carrying the pieces.
Lockett’s first rose was
made from stainless steel
square metal pieces left
over from custom
commercial welding jobs.
Now he’s also offering
them in titanium.
Spirit 3E
him establish credit.
“It’s not just getting a
handout,” he said. “They
want to know where you
see yourself in the future.
They want to get my story,
figure out who I am as a
person.”
His mother worked for
the government, so Lock-
ett lived in several states
growing up: Georgia, Ken-
tucky, New York, North
Carolina, Virginia and
West Virginia. One of the
last stops was Overland
Park, and his father and
aunt live in the area. So
when his mother returned
to North Carolina and
remarried, he made Kan-
sas City his home.
But Mom has yet to
receive a JayFabWerks
rose.
“She knows this is busi-
ness and so she stays on
the sidelines and supports
me and gives me advice,”
he said. He also prefers to
give his current girlfriend
other gifts: road trips and
dinner dates.
Lockett’s other fab-
rication jobs include cus-
tom car modifications and
commercial projects such
as restaurant equipment
repair and custom pieces.
A high school friend first
got him interested in cars
and their moving parts.
Lockett then learned to
weld on his own and
honed his craft by working
on different projects.
“People my age, they
don’t want to work with
their hands. They want to
go to school to be doctors,
lawyers and make a lot,”
said Lockett. “But you
want to do something you
love and maybe you will
make just as much or
maybe more. When I’m
under a car working I
want to be making roses,
and when I’m making
roses I want to be working
on a car. It keeps things
spicy.”
Joyce Smith, @JoyceKC
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FROM PAGE 1E
CASTLE
His name was Lantz
Welch, and as a plaintiff’s
personal injury lawyer, he
tried more than 200 jury
cases during a career that
spanned more than 50
years. Three of those cases
resulted in world-record
verdicts.
Lantz was adventurous,
with a penchant for skiing
60 mph downhill, racing
sailboats and pulling off
aerobatic feats in his bi-
plane. His friends de-
scribed him as eccentric
and “large and very much
in charge.”
One day, in 1981, Lantz
hired a secretary named
Laura Gault, a former
gospel singer. She had
what he called an “inner
quality” that he found
alluring.
“She has brought me
more peace and happiness
than I ever thought pos-
sible,” he would write
years later in his online
autobiography titled “Mr.
Lucky.”
Laura was 22 and Lantz
was 48, but he asked her
out anyway and beat all
would-be critics to the
punch by labeling himself
a “cradle robber.” It didn’t
hurt that Laura was pretty
and equally as adventur-
ous. (She’d one day con-
quer Mount Kilimanjaro!)
Three years into their
romance, Lantz bought a
ring and hired a biplane to
write a marriage proposal
in the sky above Arrow-
head Stadium during half-
time at a Chiefs game.
Laura, who was wearing a
fluffy white fur coat, in-
stantly said yes.
But the wedding would
have to wait. First, there
was a home to be built:
Camelot.
Did we mention that
Lantz referred to himself
as Lantzlot, and to Laura
as the queen?
“Lantz always thought
of Lancelot as the cham-
pion of the people, and
that was his passion as a
trial lawyer — to represent
the people, to make sure
they had their day in court
and that justice would be
served,” Laura says.
He helped children, too.
Through the Lantz Welch
Foundation (now Welch
Family Foundation), he
and Laura would become
like surrogate parents to
many at-risk urban youths.
But back to Camelot.
For the next 10 years, the
couple set about planning
and building it.
Rick Welch, Lantz’s son
from a previous marriage
who was also living in a
home on Weatherby Lake,
was not at all surprised
when his dad started
building Camelot.
“Well you know back in
the ’60s, with the whole
Lancelot deal, he always
said that if he ever made it
big, he was going to make
it happen,” Rick says.
“And if you knew my dad,
when he had a vision, it
always became a reality.
So the plans came to frui-
tion, and I had to move
because I couldn’t see the
lake anymore.”
Camelot was not going
to be a castle with faux
finishes and flimsy frip-
pery. No, it would be built
with all the fineness and
authenticity of the forti-
fied structures found in
the Old World.
For reference, the
Welches traveled through-
out Europe, often on bicy-
cles, taking photographs
of castles and acquiring
antiquities.
One day, in 1990, Lantz
came home from a trip to
Ireland and informed
Laura that he’d found the
inspiration for their mas-
terpiece: Ashford Castle, a
medieval home once
owned by the Guinness
family that had been
turned into a five-star
luxury hotel.
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The Welches purchased the 200-year-old, hand-sculpted fireplace surround in England and had it custom-fitted, along with its firebox and flu, to
the curved wall. Artist Stephen Goldblatt, visual director of Quixotic Cirque Nouveau, painted the Camelot-themed murals on the walls and ceiling.
“Everything is authen-
tic,” says Ursula Terrasi, a
neighbor and close friend.
“It’s the icon of Weather-
by Lake. Whenever we
talk about Weatherby
Lake, we always say, ‘Well
you know — where the
castle is. We live by the
castle.’ It enhances the
lake and the properties
around it.”
It took a small village to
bring it to life.
Lantz hired luxury home
builder Jeff Martinique of
Martinique & Co. and
presented him with pho-
tographs and some gener-
al ideas. But how do you
build a castle from
scratch?
“In this situation, there
was not a plan to follow
for Camelot,” Martinique
says. “And you can’t go
into the research books
and see what the parts are
supposed to look like.”
So he referred the
Welches to architect How- ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
ard Nearing to draw up Steve Austin, of Austin’s Iron Works, created all of Camelot’s ironwork, including the center hall stairway railing and
plans. the big deadbolt on the front door. Jeff Martinique, who has built houses for Kansas City’s elite for 43 years, says the
“Lantz had bought three staircase in Camelot is the only spiral one he has built of stone.
lots on Weatherby Lake
and was living in a house
next door,” Nearing re-
calls. “So we had to design
a house that fit the build-
ing requirements of
Weatherby Lake. When
we started out, the house
was to be larger than it is.”
But Lantz decided it need-
ed to be about 25 percent
smaller. “So we had to
review the whole subject
again.”
With the blueprints
finished, legions of arti-
sans, carpenters and
builders were called in.
John Scaff of Scaff Mason-
ry personally oversaw hod
carriers and masons as ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
they moved and chiseled The walls in the master bedroom are covered in purple
limestone for 14 months. Scalamandre velvet, and the bedposts posed a special
“Truckloads of lime- challenge for Jeff Martinique. “It took six months to build
stone would come in, and the first one and I destroyed two lathes and six sections
these cool guys on motor- of timber building that,” he says. “Once that was done it
cycles with long ponytails took three days to do the second one.” The arched door
would chisel it on site, and doorway to the bedroom is 48 inches wide on the
playing loud Ted Nugent,” outside, but 36 inches on the inside, which also posed a
Laura recalls. “What we challenge.
wanted to do was honor
the artisans and stay with
a high level of quality and front gate, hardware for first floor has 18-foot ceil-
mix it with magic and then all the interior doors and ings and hand-scraped,
pull it forward to today.” the ornate balusters on the wide-plank oak floors.
Parts of old Kansas City ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
center hall staircase lead- Martinique also sawed
found new life in the The ceiling of a round guest bedroom (above the round ing to the second floor. and textured thousands of
home. dining room) is covered with textiles. This was singer Patti Martinique, who is also a feet of oak for Camelot’s
Marble from a house Austin’s favorite room to stay in. sculptor, hand-carved the trim work, beams and
that was razed to make wood handrail and con- doors at such precise an-
way for the Kemper Mu- structed the stone stairs. gles that no fillers, caulks
seum of Contemporary been thrown out over that portico with an 18th centu- “I’d build many, many or putties were needed
Art was repurposed as threshold more than once ry French chandelier spiral staircases in my day, during installation.
quoin (corner) work, arch- for mischievous misdeeds. made of iron that can be but that’s the only one I’ve The master bedroom
es and corbels. raised and lowered by a done out of stone,” Marti- was also a feat of engi-
And the threshold for Here’s how it feels to pulley. An iron deadbolt nique says. Lantz nick- neering and craftsman-
the solid wood, Gothic- step into Camelot. latches the front doors. named him Merlin the ship. Its wood door is 48
style front doors is from Beyond the limestone Steve Austin, of Austin’s Wizard because of the inches wide on the outside
Central High School, walls and through the Iron Works, created all of magic he performed in and 36 inches wide on the
which Lantz attended. He custom iron gate, a front Camelot’s ironwork, in- creating Camelot. inside to accommodate an
liked to tell people he had walkway leads to a large cluding the deadbolt, the The great room on the armoire. Tall, rope-like
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FROM PAGE 1E national coordinator

based at the foundation.

STARTUPS “We work with the com-

A view of Weatherby Lake from one of Camelot’s back terraces.
The great room has a wood-burning fireplace with a
massive mid-19th century, hand-carved fireplace
surround.
By the numbers
5 hand-sculpted fireplace
Drilled wells, each 120 to
140 feet deep, for the heat
ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
For the round dining
room, the Welches pur-
chased a 200-year-old,
surround from England
that had to be custom-
ALLISON LONG along@kcstar.com
all the fundraisers they’ve
had there, it would be so
long you’d have to fill two
newspaper pages,” Terrasi
says. “Their generosity is
beyond words. Lantz was
always behind the bar
making specialty drinks. I
always felt like I really was
in Camelot, because there
was always so much joy
and so much fun.”
Even when she and her
husband weren’t invited to
the Welches’ lavish par-
ties, Terrasi loved them,
because she could see the
twinkling lights and hear
the music drifting across
Weatherby Lake. It was
Gatsby-esque, she said.
Laura got so good at
staging big events that she
founded Laura Welch &
Associates, which served
as a liaison between enter-
tainers and businesses and
philanthropic groups.
Kenny Loggins, Chaka
Khan and Patti Austin
have all been clients
who’ve stayed at Camelot
and sung songs in its regal
great room.
The Welches tried to
sell Camelot in 2008 with
plans to move to their
home in Aspen, Colo.,
where they were spending
more than six months a
year because they’d fallen
in love with the moun-
tains. They took it off the
similar to Uber or Lyft,
uses contract drivers who
supply their own pickup
trucks when summoned
by people who need some-
thing moved that doesn’t
fit in their own vehicles.
The Kansas City orga-
nizing team at 1 Million
Cups each week selects
two applicant startups to
present at the Wednesday
meetings. Each is asked to
review Kauffman’s “Foun-
ders School” preparation
guidelines and prepare a
six-minute business sum-
mary. Each presenter is
offered a 15- to 20-minute
question period to get
feedback from the audi-
ence and Kauffman lead-
ers.
“This was so helpful, to
step back from the day-to-
day business and look at it
from a higher level,” Jack-
son said. “It was great to
do the prep, to figure out
what would be most rele-
vant to the audience.”
The biggest pre-present-
ation help to Bungii, Jack-
son said, was the revela-
tion that their per-con-
sumer acquisition costs
were less than they’d
thought.
“We’re very happy
we’re on the right track,”
Jackson said. “We
launched in November
2016, and since then
we’ve maintained a 25 to
30 percent monthly
growth rate. That’s huge.
Last week we expanded
into Lawrence. Within
three years we hope to be
operational in every major
city in the Midwest. With-
in five years, we hope to
be in the top 250 cities.”
There’s no shortage of
lofty goals like that at
week after week of 1 Mil-
lion Cups meetings. En-
terprises that pitch their
startups have ranged from
NATIONALLY,
ABOUT 700
COMMUNITY
ORGANIZERS KEEP
THE COFFEE POTS
HOT AND THE
PRESENTERS
LINED UP.
hand-made jewelry crafts
to ultra-sophisticated
software and electronic
products.
Despite high hopes and
community support, some
of the presented ideas
have withered, unable to
find markets or money.
But believers abound.
Around the country, 1
Million Cups meetings
register about 3,500
weekly attendees. Gather-
ings generally range from
about 40 to several
hundred. In Kansas City,
weekly attendance runs
between 100 and 175 a
week, according to lead
organizer Courtney Wind-
holz.
Nationally, about 700
community organizers
keep the coffee pots hot
and the presenters lined
up. Organizers figure that
by the end of last year,
more than 23,000 people
had heard 3,632 business
presentations around the
country.
For people who are
interested but can’t get to
meetings, there are links
to the 1 Million Cups
website, Facebook (at
KauffmanEship), Twitter
(@Eship) and YouTube at
Kaufffman1MillionCups.
“In every city, local
volunteers organize the
meetings,” said Jordan
Marsillo, the program’s
munity organizers to help
them dig into the Kauff-
man culture and 1 Million
Cups format.”
Windholz said Kansas
City, as the founding ven-
ue, draws presenter in-
terest from around the
country. “People want to
get on our stage,” she
said. “Some see it as the
most prestigious.”
Currently, the Kauffman
team is exploring ways to
encourage more diversity
in finding and choosing
startup presenters, Marsil-
lo said. Other than that,
she said, feedback surveys
indicate that the meetings
are serving the needs of
presenters and satisfying
attendees.
“We’re giving people
real-world feedback that
they otherwise might not
get,” she said.
Kauffman doesn’t at-
tempt to track business
success or failure rates
among the presenters,
Marsillo said. But she’s
convinced there’s value in
connecting startups with
their target markets and
helping them pivot based
on feedback from the
meetings.
Jackson said he and
Proffitt felt comfortable
last Wednesday when they
had their 1 Million Cups
time in Kansas City.
They’ve made similar
presentations before.
“All the questions were
basic. We’ve handled
these things,” Jackson said
after the event. “But after
hundreds of conversa-
tions, no one had suggest-
ed this one thing to us
before. Someone came up
to us afterward and sug-
gested a marketing niche
that we hadn’t thought of
before.”
Diane Stafford:
816-234-4359,
@kcstarstafford

WE’LL BEAT ANY

pump units.
12
Sinks (not in a bathroom),
spread throughout the
house for cleaning up after
parties
fitted, along with its fire-
box and flue, to the curved
wall. The crown molding
comprises 31 pieces, and
artist Stephen Goldblatt,
of Quixotic Cirque Nou-
veau, hand-painted the
Camelot-themed murals
on the walls and ceiling.
As for amenities, Cam-
market when the real
estate crisis hit. About five
years ago, they sold the
Aspen home instead.
“With Lantz’s impend-
ing age he was unable to
ski and bike and do the
things that attract you to a
place like that,” Laura
says. “It ended up being a

17 elot has three kitchens:

the main one and a service
Tons of marble kitchen on the main floor
and one with a window to
blessing, because we had
built (Camelot) with the
intention of not having to
leave due to age or an

108 an outdoor terrace on the

Square feet of granite
counters in the main
kitchen
253
Lights throughout Camelot
280
Pounds of the antique
chandelier hanging in the
center hall
350
Feet of lake frontage
5,000
Maximum capacity of the
wine cellar
14,000
Feet of hammered Missouri
limestone
17,000
Board feet of hand-planed
red oak throughout
Camelot
posts carved of solid wood
for the built-in bed posed
one of the biggest chal-
lenges for Martinique.
“I knew what they were
asking for, just not how to
do it,” he says. “It took six
months to build the first
one, and I destroyed four
lathes and six sections of
timber building it. Once
that one was done, it took
three days to do the sec-
ond one.”
lower level. Each of the
three guest suites has a
full bathroom. A huge
game room has a full bar,
the workout room has a
far infrared sauna, and
there’s a 5,000-bottle
wine cellar.
Martinique has built
homes for families with
names like Kemper, Ward,
Stover, Hall and Tivol.
Five of his homes have
been featured in Architec-
tural Digest. But Camelot
stands out.
“We had some unusual
problems,” he recalls. “A
lot of things that cantilev-
er out took special scaf-
folding or whatnot that
allowed them to stand
through the night until
they dried. It was exhaust-
ing, but it was kind of fun.
It gave me an opportunity
to create a whole lot of
things out of fantasy land.
This would be my most
satisfying project.”
Finally, in 1993, the
Welches moved into Cam-
elot. Three years later,
they tied the knot.
Befitting the castle, the
reception at Camelot was
based on the theme “Once
Upon a Time.” More than
430 guests reveled in a
party that included actors
in Shakespearean garb,
mimes, jugglers, fire-
eaters and bagpipers.
Lantz and Laura spent
the next 20 years traveling
the world, embarking on
crazy adventures and
opening Camelot to serve
the people.
“If she gave you a list of
illness, which is why we
put in an elevator to all
three floors and made
sure there were no steps to
the master bedroom or
anywhere on the main
floor.”
Two years ago, the
Welches spent $1 million
upgrading Camelot. In
October 2015, Lantz had a
stroke while undergoing
surgery. At first, Laura
says, he could walk and
talk and was getting ther-
apy. But he kept having
recurring infections and
his mobility decreased.
He died on July 21,
2016, at age 83, surround-
ed by his family. At Cam-
elot.
Laura felt a sense of
loneliness for awhile.
“But it’s been replaced
with a myriad of memo-
ries from all the parties
and weddings and philan-
thropic events and the
Christmases with our
families,” she says.
“There’s a story in every
room, in every corner.
And that will be hard to
leave.”
Laura plans to stay in
Kansas City but move to a
smaller space — maybe a
loft, she says.
She hopes Camelot’s
next owners take care of it
like a piece of art, as she
and Lantz did, and contin-
ue to use it for philan-
thropic purposes.
Terrasi also has a wish:
that the new owners have
children.
“Could you imagine
being a kid and growing
up in a castle?” she says.
www.rodriguezpaintingks.com
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Highlights from
The Star’s
Jill Toyoshiba
In a monthly feature, Kansas
City Star photographers show-
case some of their favorite imag- In the Dominican Republic, Orlando Sarante, a trainer and friend of Kansas City Royals
pitcher Yordano Ventura, visited the hardware store where Ventura worked as a youth.
es from recent months. Here are When the Las Terrenas store, which was owned by Ventura’s grandfather, Raul
Hernandez, began to fail, Ventura took out a loan to pay for it. Ventura, 25, died in
highlights from Jill Toyoshiba. January.

Art on the Line was a temporary installation of six artworks at streetcar stops. College friends Mariah Carney of Kansas City (left) and Maggie Bernet of Austin, Texas, waited at a
northbound Power & Light shelter where “I See You” by Rachelle Gardner-Roe was displayed.

Tattoo artists and enthusiasts from around the country gathered at the Sheraton Crown
Center for the Kansas City Tattoo Arts Convention. Dennis Clements of Joplin got a
tattoo of a fly in motion by artist Tattoo Tilt of Newline Tattoos in Champaign, Ill.
David Muhammad, the popular Shawnee Mission East teacher known by students as
“Mr. Mu,” teaches economics, international relations and world regional studies.
Muhammad is also on the U.S. Karate team and will compete this year in the Pan
American Games. In the dojo founded by his father, Integrity Martial Arts in south
Kansas City, Muhammad teaches the Little Tigers class.

Natalie Frese donated her left kidney to Ty Poell, the
principal of the school where she teaches. Two days later,
Poell walked over from his recovery room to visit her for
the first time after the transplant operation. Poell said she
has given him his life back.
Avery Jackson of Kansas City is a transgender 9-year-old
profiled in 2014. The Star did not show her face, and she
was called AJ. Since then, Avery has come out in the open
and appeared on the cover of National Geographic.
Avery was photographed in her pink canopy bed for the
original story.
Danesha Couch (center) had three sets of twins in 26
months. Couch and fiance Jeff Presler care for the five
children (one child from the first set did not survive) in
their Kansas City, Kan., home.
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• Eclipse Travel Tips from KC | p6
• St. Joseph Maps & Contacts | p8
• Total Eclipse of the Arts | p10
• Calendar of Events | p12
• Camping Opportunities | p15
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ECLIPSE
FACTS
The eclipse begins: 11:40:34 am
The total eclipse starts: 1:06:19 pm
Maximum eclipse occurs: 1:07:38 pm
The end of totality is: 1:08:57 pm
The eclipse ends: 2:34:27 pm
• The last total solar eclipse to
touch St. Joseph was in 1806.
• The last total solar eclipse in
Missouri was in 1869.
• The next total solar eclipse
over St. Joseph will not occur
for 189 years.
• The width of the Moon’s shadow
path is 70.15 miles.
• The shadow’s speed is 1,584
mph, twice the speed of sound.
For more information on the Eclipse,
go to StJoMoEclipse.com and follow
facebook.com/Eclipse2017inStJoMo or
twitter.com/Eclipse2017StJo.
Plan now to enjoy the
FOLLOW THESE COMMON-SENSE TIPS,
AND YOU’LL BE READY TO ROCK ON ECLIPSE DAY.
BY MICHAEL E. BAKICH
re you getting excited yet? We’re only months
A away from the biggest celestial event of our
lives — the total solar eclipse August 21, 2017.
Lots of people already have decided where they want
to view the spectacle, and St. Joseph is one of the top
choices.
Many hopeful eclipse watchers, in fact, are mak-
ing such a trip the centerpiece of their 2017 summer
vacations. And even if your travel plans occur earlier
in the season, it’s not a bad idea to view this event the
way you would a vacation. In other words, prepare.
To that end, I’ve gathered several common-sense
tips that will help you get into the proper mind-set.
Once you’ve done that, you’re ready to set a plan in
motion that will let you have the time of your life.
IT’S ALL ABOUT TOTALITY
Everyone in the contiguous U.S. will see at least
a partial eclipse. In fact, if you have clear skies on
eclipse day, the Moon will cover at least 48 percent of
the Sun’s brilliant surface. And that’s from the north-
ern tip of Maine. But although our satellite covering
part of the Sun’s disk sounds cool, you need to aim
higher.
Likening a partial eclipse to a total eclipse is like
comparing almost dying to dying. If you are outside
during a solar eclipse with 48 percent coverage, you
won’t even notice it getting dark. And it doesn’t mat-
ter whether the partial eclipse above your location is
48, 58, or 98 percent. Only totality reveals the true
celestial spectacles: the two diamond rings, the Sun’s
glorious corona, 360° of sunset colors, and stars in
the daytime. But remember, to see any of this, you
must be in the path. Luckily, all of St. Joseph is in the
path.
That said, you want to be close to the center line
of totality. The fact that the Moon’s shadow is round
probably isn’t a revelation. If it were square, it wouldn’t
matter where you viewed totality. People across its
width would experience the same duration of dark-
ness. The shadow is round, however, so the longest
eclipse occurs at its center line because that’s where
you’ll experience the lunar shadows full width.
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YES, WE’RE SURE
This event will happen! As astronomers, some of the
problems we deal with are due to the uncertainty and lim-
ited visibility of some celestial events. Comets may appear
bright if their compositions are just so. Meteor showers
might reach storm levels if we pass through a thick part of
the stream. A supernova as bright as a whole galaxy may
be visible, but you need a telescope to view it. In contrast
to such events, this solar eclipse will occur at the exact
time astronomers predict, along a precisely plotted path,
and for the lengths of time given. Guaranteed. Oh, and it’s
a daytime event to boot.
After the 2017 event, the next total solar eclipse to
track across the continental U.S. occurs April 8, 2024.
It’s a good one, too. Depending on where you are (on the
center line), the duration of totality lasts at least 3 minutes
and 22 seconds in eastern Maine and stretches to 4 min-
utes and 27 seconds in southwestern Texas. Unfortunate-
ly, this time, St. Joseph will experience a partial eclipse.
After that eclipse, it’s a 20-year wait until August 23,
2044 (and, like the 1979 event, that one is visible only in
Montana and North Dakota). Total solar eclipses follow in
2045, 2052, and 2078. But it’s 2017 that’s causing all
the excitement now. For the latest information, head online
to StJoMoEclipse.com for details about local happenings
or to StJosephEclipse.com for specifics about the event at
Rosecrans Airport and lots more about eclipses in general.
We’ll keep you informed so that you can approach the
eclipse without a shadow of doubt.
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2017 Total Solar Eclipse
TAKE ECLIPSE DAY OFF
You may think August 21st is a long time away, how-
ever, the point to consider is that August 21, 2017, may
turn out to be the most popular vacation-day request in
history. If not now, figure out the earliest date that makes
sense for you to request August 21 as a vacation day, and
mark it on your calendar.
MAKE IT A LONG WEEKEND
The eclipse occurs on a Monday. Lots of related activi-
ties will occur on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in St. Joseph
and locations touched by the Moon’s inner shadow. Find out
what they are, where they’re being held, and which you want
to attend, and make a mini-vacation out of the eclipse.
WATCH THE WEATHER
Meteorologists study a chaotic system. Nobody now
can tell you with certainty the weather a location will expe-
rience on eclipse day. So, don’t get too tied up in the pre-
dictions of cloud cover you’ll see for that date. However,
historically in St. Joseph on August 21, the sky is typically
clear around the hours of the eclipse (11:30 a.m. to 2:30
p.m.) and rarely overcast. Records show that, since 1995,
it has been overcast during that time only once.
ATTEND AN EVENT
You’ll enjoy the eclipse more if you hook up with
like-minded people. Believe it or not, the biggest eclipse-
watching event on Earth will occur at Rosecrans Memorial
Airport. (Go to www.StJoMoEclipse.com for camping and
parking reservations.) And St. Joseph has many other
activities planned.
CONCENTRATE ON THE SKY
Totality will be the shortest two and a half minutes of
your life. All your attention should be on the Sun. Anything
else is a waste. And be considerate of those around you.
Please, no music.
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GET A FILTER IN ADVANCE
Cardboard eclipse glasses with lenses of optical
Mylar cost around $2. Such a device —it’s not a toy — will
let you safely look directly at the Sun anytime. If you’re
coming to St. Joseph, you can purchase them at StJo-
MoEclipse.com. Another safe solar filter is #14 welders
glass, which also will cost you about $2. Wanna look cool
at the eclipse? Buy goggles that will hold the welders
glass. I’ve even seen people wearing whole helmets.
Either those or goggles serve one purpose — you
won’t need to hold the filter, so you can’t drop it. The
downside is comfort. August 21st will be warm across the
U.S. and, in many locations, humid.
NO FILTER?
VIEW THE 360° SUNSET You can still watch by making a pinhole camera. It
can be as simple as two pieces of paper with a tiny hole
A couple of times during totality, take a few seconds
to tear your eyes away from the sky and scan the horizon.
in one of them. (Try to make the hole as round as you can,
perhaps with a pin or a sharp pencil.) Line up the two
You’ll see sunset colors all around you because, in effect,
pieces with the Sun so the one with the hole is closest to
those locations are where sunset (or sunrise) is happening.
it. The pinhole will produce a tiny image, which you’ll want
to have land on the other piece of paper. Moving the two
pieces farther apart will enlarge the Sun’s image but will
also lessen its brightness. Work out the best compromise.
BRING A CHAIR
In all likelihood, you’ll be at your viewing site
several hours before the eclipse starts. You don’t really
want to stand that whole time, do you? Are friends
coming? Provide a chair for everyone.
DON’T FORGET SUNSCREEN
Most people who go outside during the summer
know this. Remember, you’ll be standing around or sitting
outside for hours. You may want to bring an umbrella for
some welcome shade. And if you see someone who has
forgotten sunscreen, please be a peach and share.
This is true solar safety.
SEE ENJOY THE ECLIPSE | PG 5
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ONGOING
Eclipse Related EventsTIPPLE HILL WINERY & VINEYARD
ST. JOSEPH MUSEUM @ WYETH-TOOTLE MANSION
1100 Charles Street • 816-232-8471
stjosephmuseum.org
Richard Anthony Proctor, an English astronomer who
first suggested that meteor impacts caused craters on
the moon, lived in St. Joseph with his second wife in the
1800s. Exhibit on Richard Proctor, Mary Proctor, Mary Ali-
cia Owen, and Luella Owen. Exhibit open July-Dec 2017.
ALBRECHT-KEMPER MUSEUM OF ART
2818 Frederick Avenue • 816-233-7003
albrecht-kemper.org
Solar Flair: Celestial Bodies in Motion Exhibit - Opens
August 11-31. The planets start to align and the stars
shine brightly for the special exhibit, Solar Flair: Celestial
Bodies in Motion. Official opening August 11 from 4-7pm.
Space-themed children’s arts and crafts activities will be
led by their out-of-this-world volunteers and extraterres-
trial snacks will be available for purchase.
AUGUST 18-21
TRAILS WEST! FESTIVAL
® 4525 Downs Drive
Civic Center Park/City Hall • 1100 Frederick Ave.
816-233-0231 • TrailsWest.org
Open 5pm Friday, 10am Saturday, 12pm Sunday,
10am Monday. Nationally-known performing artists,
fine art, craft, and food vendors gather for a fun-filled
weekend of family-friendly entertainment. As a viewing
location for the eclipse, enjoy live entertainment and
amenities while witnessing history. Purchase button for
4-day festival admission for $8, or $10 at the gate.
PONY EXPRESS NATIONAL MUSEUM
& Pony School • 914 Penn Street
PonyExpress.org
Get your astronomy lesson with the School Marm at
the Pony School, an 1860s one-room school house will
be the site of astronomy lessons from the era. $5 adults,
$1 for children-12. At the Pony Express Museum, meet
living history character Mabel Loving, who will share her
impressions of a total eclipse she experienced in 1918 in
Garden City, Kansas. $6 adults/$5 seniors/$3 youth/$1
ages 4-6. Fri-Sun visit Native American lodges on the
grounds and learn about how they used the sun, moon
and stars in their daily lives.
10501 US Hwy 36, Easton, MO - just 5 miles east of
St. Joseph, right on Hwy 36.
Friday 6:30-8:30pm, Wine Glass painting class featur-
ing a solar eclipse theme. $20 per person with reservation.
Saturday 7-9:30pm, live music. Sunday open 1-6pm. Monday
(Eclipse Day) open 10:30am-5pm. Viewing location with
limited space. (bring lawn chairs). Food Vendor and Telescope
viewing available. Outside live music at 12:30-2:30pm. Wine
sampling featuring special edition “Totality Solar Eclipse” wine
(limited supply). Complimentary viewing eye glasses with wine
purchase, while supplies last.
AUGUST 19
ROLLING HILLS LIBRARY • 1904 N. Belt Hwy
816-232-5479 • rhcl.org
2pm. Dr. John Shaw: The Nature of Solar Eclipses: Visi-
tors will hear the ins-and-outs of solar eclipses and will be
instructed on how to safely and properly view a solar eclipse.
AUGUST 20
MISSOURI WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY
• Potter Hall
missouriwestern.edu/eclipse2017
11am & 3pm program with four experts; Mike Reynolds,
professor of astronomy at Florida State College at Jack-
sonville, Derrick Pitts, chief astronomer at the Franklin
Institute in Philadelphia, Bryan Busby, chief meteorolo-
gist KMBC-TV, Kansas City, Michael E. Bakich, Senior
Editor Astronomy Magazine.
•Walter Cronkite Memorial
Open extended hours, with special space exhibits and a
real NASA spacesuit photo-op.
• Bushman Planetarium.
Special eclipse-themed shows all weekend.
MOUNT MORA CEMETERY
824 Mount Mora Road • 816-232-8471
mountmora.com
Noon - 4pm. At Voices of the Past - Connections to
Space, walk leisurely through the cemetery, and chat with sev-
eral living history characters like Mary Alicia Owen’s own story
about her astronomer friends, the Proctor family, their con-
nection to galactic history, and other recollections of unique
stories. Learn from astronomer Richard Anthony Proctor about
his St. Joseph wife and children buried at Mount Mora. $15 at
the gate. Advance tickets $10. 1-12 years old, $5.
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ALBRECHT-KEMPER MUSEUM OF ART
2818 Frederick Avenue • 816-233-7003
albrecht-kemper.org
11:30am. The public is welcome to enjoy a heavenly
brunch at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art Café. Bloody
Marys, Mimosas, and other special Cosmic Concoctions will
be served. Details to follow. Reservations are suggested.
AUGUST 21 THE MAIN EVENT!
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square •
701 Felix Street
Enjoy the eclipse from beautiful downtown. Live
entertainment, food and drink vendors, as well as short
walking distance to unique dining and shopping.
EAST HILLS SHOPPING CENTER
3702 Frederick Avenue • 816-279-5667
Solar total eclipse of the sun is one of the most
spectacular occurrences you can experience. The mall’s
huge parking lot is a wonderful viewing location and will
offer free planetarium shows Saturday-Monday, limited
RV camping, special store discounts, food court, and
comfortable places to cool off are all available.
RIVERFRONT AREA
Remington Nature Center •
1502 MacArthur Drive • 816-271-5499
stjoenaturecenter.info •
St. Jo Frontier Casino • 777 Winners Circle •
816-279-5514 • stjofrontiercasino.com
Enjoy this beautiful location next to the Missouri River.
The area includes Riverfront Park, the Riverwalk, Remington
Nature Center and the St. Jo Frontier Casino. You’ll find a
viewing location at the Nature Center parking, outside infor-
mation booth, inside eclipse window displays and scavenger
hunt. Touring Nature Center is $3 or less per person.
ROSECRANS MEMORIAL AIRPORT
100B NW Rosecrans Road • 816-271-4886
Professional and amateur astronomers with high-
powered, safety-filtered telescopes will be on location,
and includes detailed running commentaries by Michael
Bakich from Astronomy Magazine. Go to Stjosepheclipse.
com for updates. Tune in to Eagle Radio stations to listen
live - 105.5FM, 1550FM, 92.7FM, and 680AM. Parking
$20 per car and $50 per bus on day of event.
(Parking tickets must be purchased by August 11 at
bit.ly/SolarEclipseAtRosecrans.)
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REGARD TOTALITY
AS SACRED
In the August 1980 issue of Astronomy magazine,
author Norm Sperling contributed a Forum titled Sperling’s
8-second Law in which he tries to convey how quickly
totality seems to pass. I’ll just quote the beginning here.
“Everyone who sees a total solar eclipse remembers it for-
ever. It overwhelms the senses, and the soul as well — the
curdling doom of the onrushing umbra, the otherworldly
pink prominences, and the ethereal pearly corona. And
incredibly soon, totality terminates. Then it hits you: It was
supposed to last a few minutes — but that couldn’t have
been true. It only seemed to last eight seconds!”
REMEMBER THAT
NO ONE ELSE WILL HAVE
SEEN TOTALITY
If you’re planning an event or a family gathering
related to the eclipse, consider this: Statistically, 100
percent of the people you encounter — to a high degree of
accuracy —will never have experienced darkness at noon.
You will be the expert.
SCHEDULE AN AFTER-ECLIPSE
PARTY OR MEAL
Once the eclipse winds down, you’ll be on an emo-
tional high for hours, and so will everyone else. There’s no
better time to get together with family and friends and just
chat. Fun!
RECORD YOUR MEMORIES
Sometime shortly after the eclipse, when the event
is still fresh in your mind, take some time to write, voice-
record, or make a video of your memories, thoughts, and
impressions. A decade from now — or, more specifically,
just before the next U.S. total solar eclipse in 2024 — such
a chronicle will help you relive this fantastic event. Have
friends join in, too. Stick a video camera in their faces and
capture 30 seconds from each of them. You’ll smile each
time you watch it.
DON’T BE IN A
RUSH AFTERWARD
Traffic, or the new term I have for what we all will expe-
rience on eclipse day — gridlock — will be horrendous after
the event at some locations. And the sooner you try to
leave, the worse it will be. Relax. Let the part of the eclipse
after totality play out. It’s true that this portion is what we
saw before totality, but in reverse. The big advantage here,
however, is that you’ll enjoy it more.
DON’T PHOTOGRAPH IT
This tip may sound strange coming from the photo ed-
itor of the best-selling astronomy magazine on Earth. But
I’ve preached it to thousands of people whom I’ve led to
far-flung corners of our planet to stand under the Moon’s
shadow. True, few of them have thanked me afterward.
But I can tell you of upward of a hundred people who
have told me with trembling voices, “I wish I’d followed
your advice. I spent so much time trying to center the im-
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age and get the right exposures that I hardly looked at the
eclipse at all.” How sad is that?
And here’s another point: No picture will capture what
your eyes will reveal. Trust me, I’ve seen them all. Only the
top 0.1 percent of photographers ever has come close.
And you — no offense — with your off-the-shelf SLR or
point-and-shoot pocket camera are not one of them.
Finally, why would you even consider looking down
and fiddling with a camera when you could be looking up
at all that heavenly glory? This eclipse will — at maximum
—last 160 seconds. That’s it, friends. If your camera isn’t
doing what you think it should, you’re going to lose valu-
able time adjusting it. There will be plenty of pics from
imagers who have viewed a dozen of these events. So just
watch. Watch your first eclipse with your mouth agape,
where your only distraction is occasionally wiping tears of
joy from your eyes. I promise that you will not be disap-
pointed.
NOW, RELAX
Once you come up with a course of action that lets
you stay flexible with some of the details, you’ll feel a lot
better as August 21, 2017, approaches. And the family
and friends that you include surely will say, like Bill Mur-
ray’s character Dr. Peter Venkman in the movie Ghost-
busters, I love this plan. I’m excited to be a part of it!
“Pictures do not convey
the experience of totality.
Nothing you read, see,
or hear can prepare you
for the spine-tingling,
goosebumps-inducing
experience of the total
eclipse. You do not simply
see a total eclipse. You
experience it. You are
immersed in it. You are
completely overwhelmed by
it. Many people say that the
experience of totality
changes their lives.”
— Dr. Kate Russo
www.beingintheshadow.com
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Travel Tips for Eclipse Weekend from KC

once-in-a-lifetime event like the Total Solar Eclipse is
A almost guaranteed to bring once-in-a-lifetime traffic
issues. The best way to make your experience travel-
ing to St. Joseph is to be fully prepared for traffic delays,
especially on the actual day of the eclipse.
Here are some helpful hints to consider.
• FULL TANK OF GAS
Don’t get stuck running out of gas or looking
for a gas station.
• DO NOT DEPEND
ON YOUR CELL PHONE
Call service in the St. Joseph area is expected to be inter-
rupted due to heavy volume, which means you might not
be able to make calls, send texts, tune into internet radio,
or record live videos.
• STAY INFORMED
Have your radio stations pre-programmed to a local radio
station, including KFEQ 680AM, KKJO 105.5FM, ESPN
1550FM, QCountry 92.7FM. They will be live-broadcast-
ing the Eclipse event. You might also want to think about
bringing a portable radio (don’t forget the batteries.)
• BRINGING KIDS?
Bring things to keep the children entertained in
the car in the event of a delay. If on foot, advise
them not to play where vehicles may be in motion.
• OUTFIT YOUR CAR
WITH A GPS SYSTEM
Due to high cellular volume, you may not be able
to access any kind of road mapping system. Or
better yet, make it a real educational experience
for the kids, and invest in old-fashioned paper
maps.
• EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED -
Take food, plenty of water, medicines, phone
chargers, or anything else you might need if you
are stranded in traffic. If you’re self-contained, a
traffic delay won’t be as horrible.
• HAVE YOUR SAFETY GLASSES
WITH YOU!
And have enough glasses for your entire group
when you travel. That way, if you happen to be
stuck in traffic, you won’t miss the incredible
event.
• PARK IN A SAFE PLACE
For everyone’s safety, get your vehicle parked
in a designated parking space or other type of
approved parking area. Leave the roads and ad-
jacent roadsides open for travel and maximum
sight distance. And plan to arrive early to your
intended viewing spot.
• HAVE AN EMERGENCY?
911 or *55 from a cellphone will most likely
be inundated with regular calls. So, call the St.
Joseph non-emergency number at 816-271-
4777 to report non-life threatening issues. Or
call 816-271-6558 to request an ambulance.
• PLEASE PRACTICE PATIENCE
While driving, remember that there may be
delays. Please expect other motorists to pos-
sibly be distracted. Resist the temptation to take
your eyes off the most important task of driving,
and make room, if necessary, for emergency
vehicles.

“Being satisfied with a

partial eclipse when a
total is nearby is like
traveling to the Super Bowl
and staying in the parking
lot. It’s all about totality!
The difference between a
partial and a total eclipse
is the difference between
a lightning bug ...
and lightning!”
— Michael Bakich
Senior editor with Astronomy Magazine
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For More Information:

St. Joseph Convention & Visitors Bureau............................ (816) 233-6688 or (800) 785-0360
Visitor Information Center .................................................................................. (816) 232-1839
Allied Arts / Trail West® Festival ........................................................................(800) 216-7080
Buchanan County Courthouse...............................................................................(816) 271-1412
City Hall. .............................................................................................................. .(816) 271-4730
Downtown St. Joseph Partnership .................................................................... .(816) 233-9192
Missouri Division of Tourism .............................................................................. (800) 413-7300
St. Joseph Area Chamber of Commerce .............................................................(816) 232-4461
St. Joseph Civic Arena ......................................................................................... (816) 271-4717

Emergency Services:
Emergency .............................................................................................................................. 911
Emergency (cellphone) ......................................................................................................... *55
Ambulance Service................................................................................................ 816-271-6558
St. Joseph Police Non-Emergency ...................................................................... (816) 271-4777
St. Joseph Crime Stoppers. ..................................................................... .(816) 238-TIPS (8477)
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Total Eclipse of the Arts
he thriving arts community in
T St. Joseph, Missouri, provid-
ing a vast array of entertain-
ment options suitable for all ages and
interests, would make a great addition to
your visit during the weekend of the solar
eclipse. From annual outdoor events
like the weekend-long Trails West!® arts
festival and the year-long St. Joseph
Sculpture Walk, to rotating exhibits at
the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art and
St. Joseph Museums, there is something
artsy for everyone to enjoy.
DOWNTOWN SCULPTURE WALK The annual Trails West!® arts festi-
val, taking place this year August 18-21,
delivers an incredible weekend packed
full of music, entertainment, and visual
arts from talented artists across the
nation. Now in its 25th year, the festival
is a celebration of the unique cultural
heritage and history that has shaped the
City of St. Joseph, Missouri. Fine arts,
crafts, live music from local and nation-
ally recognized singers, reenactments,
art demonstrations, dance presenta-
tions, historic architecture, delectable
food, fun games and theatrical perfor-
mances interpret the heritage of the City
in ways that appeal to people of all ages.
The main stage entertainment lineup in-
cludes Funk rock fan favorite, Here Come
the Mummies, on Friday night; country
ST. JOSEPH MUSEUM
music stars Clare Dunn and Trace Adkins
DOWNTOWN SCULPTURE WALK
Saturday evening, and festival attend-
ees will reminisce on classic hits with
Grand Funk Railroad Sunday evening.
This year’s festival is an official viewing
location for the eclipse and sports the
theme, “Total Eclipse of the Arts,” tying
the two events together in one celebra-
tory weekend.
New sculptures from artists across
the United States are brought to the
city each June as a part of the an-
nual St. Joseph Sculpture Walk. This
walking tour provides an opportunity
to simultaneously admire 17 works of
art and the breathtaking architecture of
historic downtown St. Joseph, followed
by the opportunity to vote to choose the
winner of the People’s Choice Award.
Just around the corner from the Trails
West!® festival grounds, walking the
Sculpture Walk tour would be a great way
to get a breath of fresh air in between
events.
During your weekend trip for the
eclipse, consider stopping into one of the
various museums scattered throughout
the City. St. Joseph’s museums hold
some of the region’s most fascinating
artwork collections and historical pieces.
The Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, a
cultural center for Northwest Missouri,
features both permanent and rotating ex-
hibits of fine art from local and national
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artists. Included in their collections are
oil paintings of George Washington and
“Custer’s Last Stand,” along with other
colonial portraits, American landscape
paintings and distinguished examples of
American Impressionism.
St. Joseph Museums, Inc. houses
temporary and permanent exhibits and
offers guided tours for a full, detailed
experience of all they have to share
from the interactive Doll Museum,
Glore Psychiatric Museum, St. Joseph
Museum, Black Archives Museum, and
the Wyeth-Tootle Mansion. A Japanese
friendship doll is just one of the many
toys displayed in the Doll Museum that
explores dolls and other toys across
gender, culture and time periods.
The award-winning Glore Psychiatric
Museum holds 130 years of intriguing
artifacts and history from St. Joseph’s
State Lunatic Asylum No. 2, including an
infamous quilt decorated with needle-
work stitched words of a mute schizo-
phrenic. St. Joseph Museums, Inc. holds
something that will interest everyone who
walks through the door.
The arts in St. Joseph provide
various types of entertainment sure
to please anyone who visits the com-
munity. For more information on
art-related events, exhibits and tours
visit stjoearts.org.
TRAILS WEST!® FESTIVAL
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GLORE PSYCHIATRIC MUSEUM

GLORE PSYCHIATRIC MUSEUM

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MAY 2
MOTHER NATURE READS: SPIDERS
2017 Remington Nature Center, 1502 McArthur Drive, St.
“Take it from the
Photo Editor of the CALENDAR OF EVENTS Joseph MO 64505
816-271-5499, stjoenaturecenter.info,
facebook.com/RemingtonNatureCenter
best-selling astronomy Join “Mother Nature” as she shares her love of the
publication on Earth: outdoors. She will feature one or two books on different
nature-themed subjects. On Tuesday, May 2nd, come learn
Don’t photograph the ONGOING about spiders. Learn why spiders are Mother Nature’s busy
eclipse. Instead of fooling HALL OF RIDERS EXHIBIT helpers. You will even meet a live tarantula! This event will
with equipment, use those AT PONY EXPRESS NATIONAL MUSEUM
914 Penn Street, 816-279-5059 or
begin at 10:30am. These story times are appropriate for
ages 18 months to 6 years. Children must be accompanied
precious seconds to observe 800-530-5930, Ponyexpress.org by an adult. Standard admission fees apply. ($3 for adults,
the awesome beauty Come learn where the Pony Express riders were from, $2 for seniors 60 and over, and $1 for youth ages 4-15.
what life was like at stations, dangers for the riders, news Children three and under are free.) 10:30 am-11 am
in the sky.” they carried, the mystery solved of the first rider and
information on 20 different riders’ lives with MAY 6
— Michael Bakich never-before-seen artifacts. DISCOVER DOWNTOWN
Senior editor with Astronomy Magazine and host of the Downtown, St. Joseph, Felix Street Square
Rosecrans event in St. Joseph. DOWNTOWN SCULPTURE WALK facebook.com/downtownstj
Year-round, Downtown, St. Joseph, Watch the Apple Blossom Parade from Felix Street
816-233-0231, stjoearts.org Square, then spend the afternoon shopping at the many
The Sculpture Walk is an exciting exhibit of outdoor local merchants set up in the park. Live entertainment at
sculptures displayed year-round in downtown St. Joseph. the gazebo Saturday afternoon. And, don’t forget “A Taste
“For one day we are Artists place their sculptures in the program for one year, of Downtown;” during the afternoon, you can purchase and
going to have a gift from allowing the public to vote for their favorite. Tour maps sample offerings from some of our many downtown eateries.
the heavens given to all of available at Allied Arts Council, 118 S 8th Street, or
St. Joseph Visitors Bureau, 109 S 4th Street. MAY 6
us. You can’t even believe I APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL & PARADE
would use words like that. FIRST SATURDAYS Downtown, St. Joseph along Frederick Ave.
816-261-0422 or 816-233-9192
The first Saturday of each month
But it’s not like a comet or a facebook.com/downtownstj Share the spirit of St. Joseph’s annual rite of spring.
meteor shower. This is some- First Saturdays features different musical and City-wide festival includes queen contests and the
visual artists from our area. While walking around and ever-popular Apple Blossom Parade and
thing that grabs you by the enjoying these events, please feel free to stop in and Apple Blossom BBQ at Civic Center Park.
throat, makes you weak in shop at the many great local businesses that make
the knees and shakes you to downtown so unique.
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MAY 19
ROCK THE PARK
your foundation. Even when Downtown, St. Joseph, Felix Street Square
you’ve seen a lot of these, MAY The St. Joseph Downtown Association is proud to
NOW - MAY 14 present the 2nd Annual “Rock the Park.” Lineup includes
it’s like a narcotic. You have STEEL MAGNOLIAS Oxymoron at 5 pm and St. Joe’s premiere 80’s cover rock
to have your fix.” The Landing Dinner Theatre, band, Blue Oyster Culture Club a.k.a. BOCC at 6:30 pm.
103 W. Francis, 816-232-1778,
— Dan McGlaun rrtstjoe.org MAY 20
eclipse2017.org These southern ladies at Truvy’s beauty salon dish BEER WALK FOR THE ARTS
out some great southern hospitality and gossip! They will Historic Museum Hill District, www.stjoearts.org
have you howling with laughter and crying with tears as A new set of beautiful homes on St. Joseph’s Historic
they reveal their strengths and weaknesses, yet in the end, Museum Hill will be open for the Allied Arts Council’s 5th
they are true southern belles with the strength and beauty Annual Beer Walk for the Arts. The Beer Walk, from 2 – 5
For more information on the Eclipse, that is a steel magnolia. Thurs, Fri & Sat at 7:30 pm; pm, invites patrons to go inside beautiful historic homes,
go to StJoMoEclipse.com and follow Sun at 2:00 pm. sample craft beers with the perfect food pairings and
facebook.com/Eclipse2017inStJoMo or listen to the music of local musicians. Early bird tickets go
twitter.com/Eclipse2017StJo. on sale March 1 at $50 a pair through April 20.
Regular tickets are $35 per person. Tickets are available
http://bit.ly/2017BeerWalk.
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MAY 31
ST. JOSEPH MUSTANGS OPENING NIGHT
Phil Welch Stadium, 2600 SW Parkway
816-279-7856, stjoemustangs.com
Join St. Joseph’s summer college baseball for the
unofficial start to summer as the Mustangs kick off the
2017 season at historic Phil Welch Stadium at 7 pm!
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JUNE
JUNE 2-4
NORTHEND FESTIVAL
Krug Park, St. Joseph Ave., 816-279-1764
Friday night featuring live music, vendors, crafts,
fireworks and children’s activities. Parade, live music,
Bikers for Babies drive-by, food, children’s activities
and vendors on Saturday. Dance performance,
vendors and food on Sunday.
JUNE 4-AUG 13 (SUNDAY EVENINGS)
IMAGINE ELEVEN CONCERT SERIES
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square
701 Felix St.
Eleven nights of great free live music, tasty
value-priced food, and friends - in a beautiful outdoor
setting. Proceeds to benefit The Center in
St. Joseph. Concerts 6 - 8:30 pm.
JUNE 5
ANNUAL PONY EXPRESS RE-RIDE,
1202 Penn Street
816-232-8206, ponyexpressjessejames.com
Annual re-ride by the National Pony Express Association
arrives in St. Joseph from California. More than 550 riders
cover the 1,966-mile trail in 10 days. Departure ceremony
at the Patee House Museum, Monday, June 5th at 3:00 pm.
JUNE 9-10
COLEMAN HAWKINS JAZZ FESTIVAL
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square
701 Felix St., 816-558-0325
colemanhawkins.org, twitter.com/HawkinsJazz,
facebook.com/ColemanHawkinsJazz
Join in the celebration of St. Joseph’s native son, Coleman
Hawkins, with concerts by famed area jazz musicians. Includes
art vendors and concessions. Admission is free. Weekend
Line-up includes Sons of Brazil, 5-Star Jazz Band, Chris Hazel-
ton’s Boogaloo 7 and The Charles Williams Quartet.
JUNE 16-17
ST. JOE PRIDE FESTIVAL
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square
701 Felix St., stjoepride.com
This non-profit event, entirely run by volunteers,
celebrates the contributions of the LGBT community in
St. Joseph and the surrounding area, as well as
Discover St. Joseph | 13
offer support and fellowship for LGBT people
and their friends and family. Includes parades,
drag shows, concerts, food and merchandise vendors,
community resource booths, panel discussions,
activities for kids, and much more.
JUNE 16-18
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
John Lucas Park, 18th & Charles
816-387-9598
Commemorate the oldest celebration of the
signing of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863.
Parade, African art, historical reenactments, music,
food, health fair, car show and picnic.
JUNE 23-24
CELTIC STREET FAIRE
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square
701 Felix St., stjoedowntown.com
816-232-0600
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and the St. Joseph
Downtown Association are co-sponsoring the first
Celtic Street Faire in downtown St. Joseph. Live music,
including favorite band “Chance the Arm,” a beer
and wine tasting event, and more.
SEE CALENDAR OF EVENTS | PG 14
14 | Discover St. Joseph
“A partial eclipse
is interesting but forgettable,
while a total eclipse is a
memorable, life-changing
event which burns itself
into memory –
and never fades.”
— Dan McGlaun
eclipse2017.org
“During totality,
the Moon completely
covers the disc of the Sun.
Only the Sun’s Corona is
visible. This is the most
dramatic stage. You can
literally feel the ominous
shadow before it arrives.
The temperature drops.
The wind picks up speed.
The sunlight slowly dims,
bathing the surroundings in
an eerie twilight that
produces colors with
shades rarely seen in the
natural world.”
— Dr. Kate Russo
www.beingintheshadow.com
For more information on the Eclipse,
go to StJoMoEclipse.com and follow
facebook.com/Eclipse2017inStJoMo or
twitter.com/Eclipse2017StJo.
2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS |
CONTINUED FROM PG 12
JULY
JULY 3
ST. JOSEPH MUSTANGS
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Phil Welch Stadium, 2600 SW Parkway
816-279-7856, stjoemustangs.com
Celebrate Independence Day with the St. Joseph
Mustangs at 7 pm and a patriotic postgame firework
display! Free admission for Veterans.
JULY 4
ST. JOSEPH MUSTANGS
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Phil Welch Stadium, 2600 SW Parkway
816-279-7856, stjoemustangs.com
7 pm. Enjoy baseball, fireworks and the
Little Mr. & Mrs. Mustang contest during the
St. Joseph Mustangs 4th of July festivities.
JULY 7-AUG 11 – FRIDAY EVENINGS
SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Coleman Hawkins Park at
Felix Street Square, 701 Felix St.
stjoedowntown.com, 816-232-0600
Enjoy a variety of live music bands, plus food
and drink vendors, at Coleman Hawkins Park
on Felix Street Square, Fridays in June & July
from 6:30-9:30 pm.
JULY 7-9
FOOTLOOSE, THE MUSICAL
Missouri Theatre, 717 Edmond
816-232-1778, rrtstjoe.org
When Ren and his mother move from Chicago
to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the
inevitable adjustment period at his new high school,
but he isn’t prepared for all the rigorous local edicts,
including a ban on dancing. To the rockin’ rhythm of
its Oscar and Tony-nominated score, FOOTLOOSE
celebrates the wisdom of listening to young people
and guiding them with a warm heart and an open mind.
Fri & Sat at 7:30 pm; Sun at 2:00 pm.
JULY 28-30
OLD FASHIONED AGENCY PICNIC
Agency Ford Museum
11351 State Rt. FF, Agency, MO
816-253-9301 or 816-253-9369
Tractor pull on Friday night. Parade, Little Mr. & Miss
Agency, baby show, musical groups, carnival,
mini-tractor pull, and lawn dance on Saturday.
Church service at 11 am and an antique tractor/
classic car show at noon on Sunday.
www.StJoMo.com
LATE JULY TO MID-AUGUST
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS TRAINING CAMP
Missouri Western State University, 4525 Downs Drive
missouriwestern.edu/kcchiefs, stjomo.com/kcchiefs
Chiefs Training Camp gives Chiefs fans many fun
experiences and the chance to get up close and personal
with their favorite players. (dates to be announced)
_________________________________________
AUGUST
AUGUST 4 – 13
I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE
The Landing Dinner Theatre, 103 W. Francis
816-232-1778, rrtstjoe.org
This musical comedy features four actors playing over
40 roles in a collection of scenes and songs scaling the
dizzying spectrum of love and relationships, using song
styles as varied as country-Western ditties, tangos and
ballads. Each number explores those secret thoughts
anyone’s had about dating, romance, marriage, lovers,
husbands, wives, and in-laws, but was afraid to admit.
Fri & Sat at 7:30 pm; Sun at 2:00 pm.
AUGUST 11-13
ST. PATRICK’S FIESTA
Second weekend in August
1723 S. 12th Street, 816-279-2594
facebook.com/stpatrickschurchstjoseph
The fiesta begins with a queen coronation and
variety show. Lots of authentic Mexican food,
Cascarones, carnival rides, music and lots more.
AUGUST 18-21
TRAILS WEST!© FESTIVAL
Civic Center Park, 1100 Frederick Ave.
816-233-0231, trailswest.org
The largest event in Northwest Missouri offers
music, dance, fine arts, crafts and interactive arts
experiences for the whole family. The main stage hosts
national recording artists in Country, Classic Rock and
Blues/Jazz/Funk. Join the fun Monday, August 21 to
experience the total solar eclipse. Main stage line-up
includes Here Come the Mummies, Clare Dunn, Trace
Adkins and Grand Funk Railroad.
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AUGUST 21, 2017
THE TOTAL
SOLAR ECLIPSE
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SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 15-17

SOUTHSIDE FALL FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 1-3
8th & Hyde Park Ave. in Hyde Park

CAMPING
JOESTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL
816-273-3370
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square
facebook.com/southsidefallfestival
701 Felix St., 816-676-1112,
StJosephMusicFoundation.org
KFOH-FM 99.3MHz kfoh-fm.org
This annual event is dedicated to family
entertainment with craft and food booths, kids’ rides
and activities, on-going entertainment, fireworks
OPPORTUNITIES
Three-day festival over Labor Day. Dozens of
and a parade in an alcohol-free environment. ROSECRANS MEMORIAL AIRPORT
international, national, regional, and local musical acts.
Free admission. 100B NW Rosecrans Road • 816-271-4886
Free admission. Produced in conjunction with MO
Music Hall of Fame, St. Joseph Music Foundation, Rosecrans will have a large primitive tent
SEPTEMBER 17 camping and RV areas Aug 19-21. Tent camping
“The Regular Joe” and KFOH Radio 99.3 FM.
THE JEWELS OF ST. JOSEPH HOMES TOUR $40/night, RVs $50/night. All tickets available
809 Hall Street, The Shakespeare Chateau at bit.ly/SolarEclipseAtRosecrans and must
SEPTEMBER 8-9
816-232-2667 be purchased by Aug 1st. On grounds will be
COLEMAN HAWKINS BLUES FESTIVAL
This annual tour showcases the extraordinary amateur and professional astronomers with
Coleman Hawkins Park at Felix Street Square
historic architecture of St. Joseph. Each year,
701 Felix St., 816-558-0325, colemanhawkins.org high-powered, safety-filtered telescopes, and
six or more homes are featured, plus one historic
twitter.com/HawkinsJazz, detailed running commentaries by Michael Ba-
church. $20 per person in advance,
facebook.com/ColemanHawkinsJazz kich from Astronomy Magazine. (Tune in to Eagle
$25 on tour day if tickets are still available.
Join in the celebration of St. Joseph’s native son, Radio stations to listen live - 105.5FM, 1550FM,
(This tour has sold out in the past, so advance
Coleman Hawkins, with concerts by famed area blues 92.7FM, and 680AM.)
tickets are advised). Call for Tickets on or after
musicians. Includes art vendors and concessions.
August 1, 2017, 816-232-2667 or
Admission is free. HERITAGE PARK SOFTBALL COMPLEX
stay@shakespearechateau.com.
2202 Waterworks Road • 816-271-5500
SEPTEMBER 9 Primitive campsites for tents are $40 per
SEPTEMBER 22-23
ORBISON & THE EVERLY BROS. REIMAGINED night (grassy areas around the exterior of the
BLUEGRASS BATTLES HUNGER
Missouri Theater, 717 Edmond Street park) and include viewing area (camping area
Coleman Hawkins Park, 701 Felix Street
816-279-1225, saintjosephperformingarts.org and parking lot.) Ticketed reservations required
info@bluegrassbattleshunger.com
What if one of the most famous male duos of the 50’s at bit.ly/HeritageParkCamping.
bluegrassbattleshunger.com
and 60’s performed alongside one of the most iconic
Help support our hunger relief efforts by
voices of all time? “Orbison & The Everly Bros. Reimag-
attending the annual concert event where View other camping opportunities at
ined” combines this unique vision for an unforgettable
proceeds will support Second Harvest StJoMoEclipse.com.
night of career spanning hits. 7:30 pm.
Community Food Bank.

For more information on the Eclipse,

go to StJoMoEclipse.com and follow
facebook.com/Eclipse2017inStJoMo or
twitter.com/Eclipse2017StJo.
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SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
A COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE FOR NEW AND EXISTING HOMES, RENTALS AND CONSUMER INFORMATION
Sunday Homes
Edith Lank: Lenders have the right to sell your loan 8F
RODROCK DEVELOPMENT
Forest View, Arbor Woods in
full bloom in Spring Parade
Information provided by
Rodrock Development
If you’re out and about on the
Spring Parade of Homes, there
are two stops you don’t want to
miss — that is, as long as you
enjoy some truly stunning scen-
ery. Rodrock Development’s
Forest View and Arbor Woods
are each nestled in a beautiful
bit of terrain, which tour-goers
may find more than a little
tempting.
Forest View is located just
west of Highway 7 on 119th
Street, and its entrance is a sight
to see. Comprised of The Estates
of Forest View, The Hills of
Forest View, and The Meadows
of Forest View, the community
sits atop a gently winding bou-
levard, past a cascading 50-foot
waterfall, natural rock bluffs and
lush greenery.
Builders appreciate this rare
gem and have built some of
their finest spec homes in the
VILLAGE OF LOCH LLOYD
Embrace the art of right-sizing
Information provided by Loch
Lloyd Real Estate Development
Today’s active empty-nester is
driven by two important factors
as they seek to move out of the
large home they raised their
children in to start the next
phase of their life:
1. They want a smarter, lower
maintenance home with lower
taxes that is designed for first
floor living - and they want it
built with impeccable quality;
2. They want to live in an
active, healthy, resort-like com-
Terrybrook Farms
THE NATIONAL GOLF CLUB OF KANSAS CITY
Townhomes are past Community winner offers upscale living
Information provided by
FiveStar Lifestyles
Lime Stone Road Townhomes
entered its first Parade of
Homes several years ago and
came away with Community of
the Year accolades. The proper-
ty has aged very well since that
time, collecting awards as the
best maintenance provided
product by the Parade of Homes
judges, Grand Award winner for
its landscaping as presented by
the Mid-America Green Indust-
ry Council and best golf com-
CHAPEL HILL
Eight homes featured in Spring Parade
Information provided by Chapel Hill
The award-winning commu-
nity of Chapel Hill is known for
offering a variety of homes and
thoughtfully designed floor
plans by some of the area’s most
accomplished builders. And let’s
not forget: a magnificent setting
in south Overland Park! The
rare opportunity this celebrated
new home development offers
will soon be enhanced with the
late-year opening of phase IV in
The Estates, offering 80 new,
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TAKE A LOOK AT OUR WEB SITE AT WWW.KANSASCITY.COM/HOMES
Chris George Homes’ Yorkshire IV in Arbor Woods has an inviting front-porch, while its interior
boasts a large kitchen, formal dining, and bonus office/craft room.
community. In fact, throughout
the three neighborhoods, Pa-
rade-goers can find eight entries
by six award-winning builders.
“Customers are eager to see
the latest styles by our home-
builders,” says community man-
ager Bruce Stout. “Each of our
models entered into the Parade
of Homes over the last 18
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
vibrant social life in a private
gated community with Kansas
City’s lowest property taxes.
Rumors have long swirled
about a new second gate on the
north end of Loch Lloyd closest
SEE LOCH LLOYD, PAGE 8
munity for convenience to city
life, according to Links Maga-
zine. Come see for yourself what
everyone else is writing about.
This picturesque community
is located in Parkville, Missouri.
It’s rolling terrain, breathtaking
views, natural habitat, award-
winning Park Hill School Dis-
trict and, of course, its Tom
Watson Signature Golf course
are just a few reasons why this
SEE LIME STONE, PAGE 6
impressive homesites, approxi-
mately 80 percent of which are
daylight and walkout locations
adjacent to community green
spaces.
Chapel Hill Estates’s newest
phase will feature an expanded
amenity package, in addition to
current amenities. Homeowners
will enjoy a second swimming
pool that’s competition-sized, a
clubhouse in which residents
SEE CHAPEL HILL, PAGE 4
Submitted photo
months has received top
awards. With tried-and-true
floor plans combined with the
scenic beauty found in Forest
View, we always welcome the
Parade and the large number of
interested customers searching
for their next home.”
SEE RODROCK DEVELOPMENT, PAGE 11
Submitted photo
Outdoor living spaces are an integral part of
Loch Lloyd homes, giving residents
comfortable, inviting areas in which to enjoy
their picturesque surroundings throughout the
year.
Submitted photo
If you were a resident of Lime Stone Road
Townhomes, you would have time this
weekend to shop, play golf and barbecue
because you never have to paint, repair the
roof, clean gutters or rake leaves.
Submitted photo
Bickimer Construction features this
award-winning Jefferson reverse 1½-story
plan nearing completion at 16809 Bradshaw
with a covered deck, a see-through fireplace
and a backyard to the east. The home is
priced at $475,000 with 45-day delivery.
THE KANSAS CITY STAR.............................................................................. 1F
SHOAL CREEK VALLEY
Heritage Park homes
featured in Parade
Information provided by Keller Williams Keller Williams KC North. “Pro-
KC North at Shoal Creek spective buyers are excited to
The marketing team for Shoal see the homes completed, land-
Creek Valley is proud to an- scaped and furnished.”
nounce that two new model Exterior architectural materi-
homes for their newest neigh- als include stucco, stone, shin-
borhood, Heritage Park at The gle, and/or board and batten
Village, are featured on the accents, eye-catching shutters,
Spring Parade of Homes. spacious front porches, and
Exclusively built by award- covered rear patios with an op-
winning Cardinal Crest Homes, tion to have them enclosed.
Heritage Park at The Village Inside, prospective buyers will
features 27 Patio Homes offered find main floor living encom-
in two distinctive floor plans - passing approximately 1,500
The Barnett and The Crestwood. square feet, efficient use of space
Both homes, with prices starting and great attention to detail,
in the upper $200,000, encom- highlighted by streams of natural
pass two bedrooms, two full light, tray ceilings in the great
bathrooms, full unfinished lower room, and beautiful hardwood
levels and two-car garages. The floors in all entertainment areas.
two plans have six unique eleva- The kitchens feature high-end,
tions buyers can select from, quality materials and products
creating a unique look and feel including all stainless-steel ap-
throughout the neighborhood. pliances, tile back splashes, a
“We are so excited about the generous-sized island , quartz
addition of this beautiful neigh- countertops, a granite composite
borhood within the Shoal Creek sink, soft-close custom cabi-
Valley development,” said Susan
Renschler, who markets the
property with Tom Johnson of SEE SHOAL CREEK, PAGE 10
Submitted photo
Heritage Park at The Village, exclusively built by award-winning Cardinal Crest Homes, features 27
Patio Homes offered in two distinctive floor plans with six unique elevations from which buyers
can select.
A JULIAN-RODROCK HOMES COMMUNITY
Information provided by Don Julian tomer service—boasts beautiful
Builders-Rodrock Homes topography, privacy and con-
Situated at 171st and Switzer in temporary amenities.
the acclaimed Blue Valley School Three distinct neighbor-
District, Terrybrook Farms is hoods. Comprised of Maple
Johnson County’s first master Ridge, Stone Creek and The
plan community since 2008 and Enclave, Terrybrook Farms lev-
a must-see during the Spring erages the experience and fi-
Parade of Homes. nancial strength of two of Kansas
Eight stunning, professionally City’s top builders and devel-
decorated models are open in opers. With prices ranging from
Terrybrook Farms during the the mid-$400,000s to more than
Parade. The thoughtfully de- $1 million, the much-anticipated
signed community envisioned by Julian-Rodrock Homes Commu-
Don Julian and Brian Rodrock— nity provides discerning buyers
names synonymous with seeking the chance to purchase or build
out innovation, building signa-
ture family homes with integrity
SEE TERRYBROOK FARMS, PAGE 7
and delivering concierge cus-
Submitted photo
The award-winning five-bedroom, 1.5-story Madison II in Stone Creek of Terrybrook Farms by Don
Julian Builders embodies sophisticated living, starting with the remarkable great room. Make
plans to visit this gorgeous model home today.
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and textiles, and other and a Silver Award winner and dining room and fea- Gold Award for single homes priced between “Our company would
interior and exterior de- for single-family homes tures high ceilings and family homes priced be- $422,000 and $438,000 for not have the reputation
tails. priced between $439,000 built-ins on each side of tween $395,000 and Tour #111 at Woodland that it has today if we
Beautiful SAB built and $455,000. the fireplace. The home is $420,000. Trails in Greenwood. weren’t able to come
homes can be found in 16 In the Creekmoor Villas priced at $342,200 and Just a stone’s throw away According to Morfeld, through for our customers
communities in Missouri community in Raymore, won a Silver Award for in Creekmoor, the Brook- these honors, in addition on every level,” she said.
and Kansas. On this year’s prospective buyers will maintenance-provided line Model (Tour #15) is a to dozens of others over “That is why we place so
Spring Parade of Homes, find the Kendleton (Tour homes priced between popular two-story, five- the years in both the much emphasis on deliv-
which runs through May 7, #20). This three-bedroom, $310,000 and $350,000. bedroom, four-bathroom Spring and Fall Parades, in ering high quality and
prospective buyers can two-bathroom mainte- Buyers have the option home priced at $609,680, the latter including numer- excellent customer service.
tour 10 distinctive SAB nance-provided ranch plan of building it as a reverse offering an open great ous Grand Award, First One of our central goals is
Homes, seven of which home has an envy-worthy 1-1/2-story floor with four room adjacent to the Runner-Up, First Place and to provide our clients with
were honored with Amer- kitchen, well-appointed bedrooms and three bath- kitchen and dining room Second Place Awards, is an overall positive home-
ican Dream Awards. master suite with a walk-in rooms priced at $398,625. and plenty of flex space. wonderful. However, it’s building experience.”
SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
HUNT MIDWEST
Woodneath Farms showcases five homes
Information provided by
Hunt Midwest
Those looking to make
the most of their time
during the Spring Parade
of Homes are encouraged
to stop in Woodneath
Farms where five complet-
ed homes are open to tour.
“We’re expecting hun-
dreds of visitors to the
community over the next
two weeks,” said Tricia
Vulje, ReeceNichols real
estate agent and co-com-
munity manager. “The
Parade provides an excel-
lent opportunity for people
to view homes that have
been professionally de-
signed and furnished and
to cruise through the
neighborhood to see all of
its features and amenities.”
Developed by Hunt
Midwest, Woodneath
Farms has long been a
destination community
with rolling hills and larger
home sites offering pictur-
esque views of farmland,
the Shoal Creek Golf
Course and, in some cases,
the skyline of downtown
Kansas City. Its prime
Northland location on
Flintlock Road just north
of Missouri 152 makes for a
quick commute to busi-
ness districts, shopping
and entertainment areas
and many of the city’s
popular attractions.
Woodneath Farms resi-
dents have a Kansas City
address while students
attend schools within the
highly-acclaimed Liberty
School District.
“Many of our residents
chose Woodneath Farms
as it allowed them to meet
residency requirements set
Five homes are open to tour in Woodneath Farms during the Fall Parade of
Homes.
Woodneath Farms features premiere homes and homesites along the Shoal Creek
Golf Course.
forth by their employers
and send their children to
excellent schools,” said
Vulje.
Woodneath Farms
amenities are designed
with families in mind and
include a competition-size
swimming pool, lake and
fountain, walking trails,
playground, nature areas,
tennis court, picnic pavil-
ion, recreation area, gener-
ous landscaping and brick
entrance monuments. The
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Submitted photo
Submitted photo
Mid-Continent Public
Library Woodneath branch
and Shoal Creek Elemen-
tary are situated on either
side of the community’s
entrance off Flintlock
Road, adding additional
conveniences within walk-
ing distance.
“When you drive into
Woodneath Farms, you
know you’re somewhere
special,” said Vulje. “The
combination of location,
amenities and overall
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WOODNEATH FARMS
Prices: Starting in the mid $300,000s
Location: 8608 NE 90th St.
sense of community has (No. 176). Directions: Interstate 35 north to
made this award-winning The Spring Parade of Missouri 152 west. Go ½ mile and
turn north onto Northeast Flintlock
neighborhood the perfect Homes, presented by the Road, then one mile to the
place for hundreds of Home Builders Association community entrance.
families to call home.” of Greater Kansas City,
Hours: Open daily, 11am – 6pm
Available homes and offers free admission to
homesites can be found in tour nearly 400 homes Contact: Sherri Cole or Tricia Vulje at
816-781-7925
two distinct areas of the throughout the Kansas
neighborhood - The Links City area, each open 11 Web:
WoodneathFarms.HuntMidwestKC.com
and The Highlands. Situat- a.m. to 6 p.m. daily April
ed on the west end of the 22 through May 7. Parade
community, The Links guides may be picked up ReeceNichols. Other Hunt
offers premium homesites at any home on the Parade Midwest communities
and homes from the upper or at the HBA office at 600 include Northgate Village,
$300,000s, many of which E. 103rd St., Kansas City, The Reserve at Riverstone,
back to the golf course. A near Interstate 435 and Running Horse, Benson
select team of builders Holmes Road. More in- Place, Staley Hills, Eagle
include Aspen Homes, formation, including an Creek and Timber Trails.
Klopfenstine Construction, online guide book, can be
McFarland Custom Build- found at KCParadeof-
ers, Olympus Custom Homes.com.
Homes, SAB Homes and Woodneath Farms is
Summit Custom Homes. marketed exclusively by
Further north is The
Highlands, with homes
and homesites situated
amongst rolling hills and
open greenspace. Three
award-winning builders
provide a collection of
homes starting in the mid
$300,000s and include
Brookeview Homes, Cardi-
nal Crest Homes and
Olympus Custom Homes.
“Many visitors that come
by during the Parade are
simply curious about new
construction or are looking
for remodeling and deco-
rating ideas,” said Vulje.
“Regardless of your moti-
vation, I encourage you to
stop to see the gorgeous
homes Woodneath Farms
has to offer.”
Entries within Wood-
neath Farms include 9004
N. Donnelly Ave. (No. 172);
8621 NE 89th Terr. (No.
173); 8507 NE 90th St. (No.
174); 8608 NE 90th St. (No.
175) and 9528 N Lane Ave.
g
164th St & Mur-Len Rd, Olathe, KS - Upper $200s-$350
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Chapel Hill
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
can entertain guests and
an impressive entry monu-
ment to welcome them
home. New, fresh floor
plans by award-winning
builders will be affordably
priced from the mid-
$400,000s in phase IV.
“Chapel Hill is situated
in one of the most pictur-
esque areas of southern
Overland Park,” said Bill
Gerue with Weichert Real-
tors Graham-Welch, who
markets the community.
“Chapel Hill has been
meticulously designed,
offering extensive land-
scaping and exceptional
amenities. Our feature-
packed homes reflect un-
equalled quality at surpris-
ingly affordable prices. No
other community in the
area offers such an ex-
treme value.”
The latest display homes
are all designed and built
by five of the area’s most
experienced, respected
home builders: Don Julian Submitted photo
Builders, Bickimer Con- Nick Zvacek Construction’s Anderson 1½-story at 16701 Haskins features a finished basement, a covered deck, five bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms. The home is priced at $446,000 with 30-day possession
struction, Parkview available.
Homes, James Engle Cus-
tom Homes and Rodrock greenspace. Residents Overland Park, it’s virtually for fishing, sailing and minutes of fine dining,
Homes. The newest homes currently enjoy all the impossible to find home- swimming. A 30-acre off- shopping, healthcare and CHAPEL HILL
showcase fresh, exciting highly sought-after amen- sites elsewhere that com- leash dog park is a popular family entertainment op- Prices: Chapel Hill Estates, low
reverse plans. Prices in ities, including an out- pare to the beauty and amenity, as are picnic portunities. $400,000s to upper $700,000s.
The Estates range from the standing existing swim- value of those in Chapel cabanas, sports fields, a Chapel Hill is located in
Location: 167th Street and Pflumm
$400,000s to the $700,000s. ming pool complex, hike Hill. new 18-hole championship Overland Park at 167th Road, Overland Park.
Outside builders are wel- and bike trails and play- “We have home plans to Frisbee course and green Street and Pflumm Road
Hours: Sales information center
come subject to developer ground. fit nearly any lifestyle spaces. (across from Heritage open daily until 5 p.m. (except
approval. Entry to The Prospective buyers will needs,” Gerue said. “And Chapel Hill is within an Park). Model homes are major holidays) on 167th Street just
Estates at Chapel Hill is at find a nice selection of for those in a bit of a hur- award-winning, top-rated open daily until 5 p.m. east of Pflumm Road.
167th Street and Pflumm home sites to choose from ry, we have a good in- school district, which con- (except for major holi- Contact: Bill Gerue and Krissy
Road. throughout Chapel Hill, all ventory of homes available tinues to perform excep- days). To learn more about Kempinger with Weichert
Chapel Hill is spread of which offer opportuni- for move-in within either tionally well. The district this incredible opportuni- Graham-Welch LLC at 913-681-8383.
over 240 acres and is cur- ties for immediate custom 30, 60 or 90+ days.” has earned the coveted ty, contact Bill Gerue and Web: ChapelHillKC.com
rently home to 280+ fam- home building. Walkouts, Additionally, the Heri- Kansas Standard of Excel- Krissy Kempinger with
ilies. When complete, the daylights, garden levels, tage Park Complex is ad- lence award. Students are Weichert Graham-Welch
community will consist of cul-de-sac and an extraor- jacent to Chapel Hill, cov- the number one priority LLC at 913-681-8383 or
550+ homes. The rural-like dinary number of sites ering more than 1,200 and are given every pos- visit
charm of the community backing to greenspace are acres. Heritage Park fea- sible advantage to achieve www.ChapelHillKC.com.
has been secured with the available, with prices start- tures an 18-hole golf at the highest level. The
reservation of 70 acres of ing at $79,900. In southern course and a 40-acre lake community is also within
SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER KANSAS CITY
Spring Parade features a plethora
of homes in Missouri South area
Information provided by
Home Builders Association of
Greater Kansas City
This year’s Spring Pa-
rade of Homes is in full
force, attracting thousands
of prospective homebuyers
to 381 homes ranging in
price from $165,000 to $1.6
million, built by some of
the finest homebuilders
throughout the Greater
Kansas City region.
With boutique homes
for first-time homebuyers,
inviting maintenance-
provided villas attractive to
empty-nesters looking to
downsize, spacious single-
family residences for grow-
ing families and stunning
luxury custom homes, the
Parade offers something
for everyone — and more
than 100 of these homes
can be found in the Mis-
souri South area, which
encompasses the area
south the river.
According to Lan Stall-
ings, marketing director
with Dreams & Design
Building, the Kansas City
homebuilding market is
unique compared to the
rest of the country. “There
are a lot fewer large na-
tional builders versus the
smaller, traditional, grass-
roots type of builders,” she
said. “Kansas City home-
builders create relation-
ships with our home-
owners, and pass down
that tradition for gener-
ations.”
Prospective homebuyers
will find several beautiful
homes built by Stallings
and her husband, Kevin,
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Submitted photo
Mixed materials make up this beautiful master bathroom floor from Dreams & Design Building, Tour #225.
on the Parade including in
the Monticello by the Lake
community located in
Lee’s Summit (Tour #50).
Here you will find a re-
verse story-and-a-half
home featuring four bed-
rooms, five bathrooms and
two covered decks.
In Oak Grove, the Stall-
ings have built a quaint
ranch-style home high-
lighted by an impressive
entry with cedar beams
and encompassing four
bedrooms, three bath-
rooms and a side-entry
garage (Tour #55).
Submitted photo Stallings said today’s
Enjoy the outdoors on this gorgeous deck in Lee’s Summit courtesy of Starr homebuyers not only de-
Homes, Tour #87. sire to be involved in
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choosing specific kitchen
features, but in designing 2017 SPRING PARADE
the bathroom vanities and
master closets as well.
“Master closets have gone
OF HOMES
When: April 22 through May 7 from
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free.
taller, [and] we have been
Where: 381 homes throughout the
adding metal pull down metro. Free Parade Guides listing
bars so homeowners can addresses and information for every
access three levels of home on the Parade are available at
hanging garments,” she the HBA office at 600 E. 103rd St.,
near Interstate 435 and Holmes
said. “The master closets
Road, and at all Parade homes.
are also adorned with
built-in armoires, LED Prices: Homes range from $165,000
to $1.6 million.
accent lights, purse and
shoe display cabinets, More Information: Event
information and a digital Parade of
make-up desks, full-length
Homes Guide can be found at
dressing mirrors, storage KCParadeofHomes.com using an
cubbies and sometimes online Home Search tool for locating
even craft/work stations.” homes by builder, price, location,
school district or amenities, plus a
HOW TO CHOOSE A NEW Mobile Search and Maps tool for
HOME searching from your smart phone or
tablet.
When visiting Parade
homes, the first thing to
consider is what style of Parade in the Raintree
home works best for you Lake Estates neighborhood
and your family. “This in Lee's Summit, including
could be a two-story, 1-½- a spacious four-bedroom,
story or reverse 1-½ story 3-1/2- bathroom plan
home,” said Justin Pfeifer, (Tour #73).
vice president of Pfeifer “We are a design build
Homes Inc. “After that, the company able to make
number of bedrooms they plan changes and incorpo-
need for their kids, if they rate any design concepts
work from home they are that fit our buyers’ lifestyle,
definitely going to need a needs and budget,” said
home office, [then] rooms Pfeiffer, “whether this
or areas that may not be a means working from an
major requirement, such existing plan or designing
as a formal dining room or one from scratch.”
sitting room in the master To find more homes and
bedroom.” map your route during the
One of the trends Pfeiff- Parade of Homes visit
er incorporates into his kcparadeofhomes.com.
homes is a wide array of While on the website,
inviting flooring options. please take a moment to
“This includes the hard- donate to Harvesters. The
wood-look tiles, LVT— Parade is partnering with
luxury vinyl tile—products, Harvesters to Build Up the
and many different hard- Food Bank for the summer
wood floor species and months when supplies
options,” he said. “Another tend to be the lowest.
big trend right now is
manmade countertop
products.”
Several examples of
Pfeiffer Homes’ beautiful
designs can be seen on the
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CEDAR CREEK

Community provides ‘all the things buyers ask for’

Information provided by Cedar
Creek Realty CEDAR CREEK
As the Spring Parade of Directions: Kansas 10 to Cedar
Homes continues through Creek Parkway, south to community
May 7, there’s no better entrance.
time to experience the Contact: Ken Rosberg, Jeff
beauty and splendor of Sheppard or Linda Cahow-Stanton,
Cedar Creek. The commu- 913-829-6500.
nity is in full bloom, not Web: www.CedarCreek-KC.com
just with lush landscaping
but also with brisk build-
ing activity that’s bringing
three new neighborhoods CEDAR CREEK WINS
to life. Add to that the six PARADE AWARD
Spring Parade entries, and Single Family
there’s no shortage of
Silver Award: $456,000 - $470,000
things to see at Cedar
#211 Cedar Creek at Cedar Creek -
Creek. The Crossing
The master-planned
community is home to
more than a dozen neigh- three neighborhoods, so
borhoods, each offering a Submitted photo don’t miss out on the op-
distinct architectural style Six stately homes are open to tour at Cedar Creek as the Spring Parade of Homes continues through May 7, including a reverse 1½-story from C&M Builders, Inc., portunity to secure your
pictured above.
and price point. As a re- favorite location.
sult, prospective buyers location near Cedar Creek Homeowners interested
have more flexibility and Elementary School, Olathe in accommodating a faster
options when finding a City Park and a swimming move-in timeline can
home that truly fits them. pool includes nearly 60 choose from several spec-
“Cedar Creek has every spectacular homesites that ulative homes that are
kind of custom home set- take full advantage of the underway throughout
ting that you could ask for,” semi-wooded terrain. Cedar Creek, including six
said Don Julian of Don Home prices start in the homes that are immediate-
Julian Builders, who has mid-$400,000s, and several ly available in the Cross-
built in Cedar Creek since speculative homes are ings at Southglen. Prices
the community’s early already underway. Model range from the low to
days. “Actual estate-sized homes from builders C&M upper $400,000s.
homesites, extra-wide Building, James Engle The warmer months are
homesites with side-entry Custom Homes, Roeser the best time of the year to
garages, full walkouts, Homes and New Mark enjoy Cedar Creek’s exten-
trees, privacy—all the Homes are under con- sive, resort-style amenities
things buyers ask for are struction with completion package, the perfect anti-
there.” this fall. dote to hectic school and
Several architectural And last but not least, work schedules. Spend a
styles and homesite loca- The Ridge at Shadow Glen few hours in one of two
tions are on display during is a haven for prospective swimming pools, enjoy a
the Spring Parade of buyers in the market for sunset stroll around the
Homes. Cedar Creek fea- Submitted photo golf course and valley 65-acre Shadow Lake or
tures six Parade entries, Prospective buyers have no shortage of selection in Cedar Creek, from enticing homesites (including the last golf course views. More than 25 home- gather friends and family
locations) to speculative homes with immediate availability.
including two in The sites await in a scenic for a round at the award-
Crossings at Southglen, newest neighborhoods, 25123 W. 105th Terrace. from the $600,000s. The enclave that’s located by winning, 18-hole Shadow
which continues to be a Hidden Lake Estates, also And C&M Builders, Inc., neighborhood is so pictur- the fifth hole of Shadow Glen Golf Club. Home-
popular destination for features several Parade has a reverse 1½-story esque, in fact, that it Glen Golf Club. And owners also have access to
families, thanks to a prime entries. The idyllic neigh- home with four bedrooms caught the eye of Cedar speaking of—the neigh- four lighted tennis courts,
location near Cedar Creek borhood offers enviable and 2½ bathrooms at Creek builder Austin Roes- borhood offers the last jogging and walking trails,
Elementary School and a wooded views near the 10534 S. Red Bird St. er of Roeser Homes, who’s remaining golf course the Swim & Racquet Club
neighborhood swimming community’s swim and If building your dream currently building his homesites at Cedar Creek. and an indoor gymnasium
pool. Parade entries in- racquet facility. Parade home is at the top of your personal home in the “There are 13 homesites that’s equipped for basket-
clude a four-bedroom, entries include a 1½-story wish list, now’s an ideal neighborhood—along with that back to Shadow Glen ball, volleyball, aerobics
3½-bathroom reverse home by Don Julian Build- time to bring those plans two custom-built homes Golf Club, and these are and a performance stage.
1½-story floor plan by ers, Inc., with four bed- to life. Coveted homesites and a new speculative the last golf course lots Cedar Creek is served by
Braklow Custom Homes, rooms and 4½ bathrooms, that take full advantage of home. available at Cedar Creek,” the Olathe School District,
Inc., located at 24268 W. located at 25232 W. 104th Cedar Creek’s breathtaking “I build all over the Roeser said. including Olathe North-
111th Place and priced at Place. Todd Hill Homes, views and gently rolling Kansas City metro area, Homes in The Ridge at west High School, Mission
$469,000. Roeser Homes LLC, features a four-bed- topography are available in which means I have the Shadow Glen start in the Trail Junior High School,
also features a reverse room, 4½-bathroom 1½- three of the community’s flexibility to build my mid-$500,000s, and in- and Cedar Creek Elemen-
1½-story floor plan with story home at 25179 W. newest neighborhoods. home where I want,” he clude the convenience of tary School. The commu-
three bedrooms and 2½ 105th Terrace. A spacious Hidden Lake Estates offers said. “I choose Cedar provided maintenance — nity is also within close
bathrooms, located at six-bedroom, 7½-bath- walkout, daylight and level Creek.” more time to enjoy all that proximity to St. James
24140 W. 111th Place and room 1½-story home from homesites thoughtfully Valley Ridge, Cedar Cedar Creek has to offer! Academy Catholic High
priced at $468,496. James Engle Custom interspersed with wooded Creek’s newest neigh- Homesite reservations are School.
One of Cedar Creek’s Homes is open to tour at areas, with homes priced borhood, offers a prime now being accepted in all

Lime Stone THE NATIONAL

CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
Prices: Townhomes from to mid
community stands apart $300’s up to low $400’s;
from all other develop-
Location: Information Center at
ments. 6006 S. National Drive, Parkville
If you are thinking about 64152
moving to a maintenance Hours: 12-5 p.m. Wednesday
provided community then through Sunday, or by appointment.
you better hurry. There are
Contact: Chris Powell, Better Homes
only a few remaining units. and Gardens Real Estate Kansas City
With only two buildings Homes, 913-890-3596.
left and 4 units (2 units
have been sold) we do not green’s and dine at Nick-n-
expect these homes to be Jake’s, Rusty Horse Tavern,
available much past the Jimmy John’s, Sakae Sushi
Spring Parade of Homes. and Pizza Hut. It is also
When one of our resi- home to the metropolitan
dents, Steve and Cheryl area’s most active and
Woodson were ready to vibrant health and well-
transition from a single- ness center, the Platte
family home in Liberty to a County Community Cen-
maintenance-provided ter/YMCA.
lifestyle, they found Lime Chris Powell, who mar-
Stone Road Townhomes a kets the property for Fiv-
perfect fit. And they didn’t eStar Lifestyles thinks with
sacrifice living space. prices starting in the mid
Submitted photo
Part of the allure of Lime $300’s coupled with histor-
Standard finishes of the Lime Stone Road Townhomes include custom cabinetry, granite countertops, hardwood floors and GE appliances.
Stone Road was the ability ically low interest rates, the
to have all of the main their new home to have er have to maintain their will have time to shop and can shop for all your basic Lime Stone Road Town-
living spaces — the kitch- provided maintenance yard, they are saving play golf because as an necessities. Parkville Com- homes offer an unprece-
en, great room and master because they also own a money. “People just don’t owner you never have to mons, a 250,000-square- dented opportunity for
suite — on one level. small condo in San Diego. realize how much it costs take time out of your life to foot retail center is an- those who want to experi-
The Woodson’s were “We wanted to be able to own and maintain lawn do household chores. chored by a Price Chopper ence The National’s active
pleased with the floor plan to leave without worrying equipment or a snow And the location, well, it grocery store. In addition resort lifestyle.
and it fit their needs and about getting the lawn blower.” is second to none. Conve- to Price Chopper you can
lifestyle. mowed or the snow shov- This is the good news of nient to anything a resi- pick up dry cleaning at
Cheryl further com- eled,” she said. She added being in our maintenance dent could desire. Less Pride Cleaners, find your
mented the couple wanted that now that they no long- provided community. You than 5 minutes away you everyday needs at Wal-
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Terrybrook
Farms
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
homes of distinction.
“I’ve been selling homes
for 28 years,” said Brenda
Haverty, Terrybrook Farms
community manager and
Weichert, Realtors Gra-
ham-Welch real estate
agent, “and this is the most
exciting residential project
I’ve ever been involved
with—three neighbor-
hoods, five builders, exclu-
sive estate lots, a five-star
amenities package in-
cluding a clubhouse, re-
sort-style pool and basket-
ball sport court, and an
intra-community trail
system that hooks up to
the beautiful Indian Creek
Hike and Bike Trail. Noth-
ing has been overlooked at
Terrybrook Farms.”
Julian and Rodrock
handpicked three respect-
ed Kansas City builders to
join them at Terrybrook
Farms: James Engle Cus-
tom Homes, Roeser
Homes and New Mark
Homes.
Stone Creek of Ter-
rybrook Farms. For Teani-
kia Britton, discovering a
home site and the perfect
floor plan in Stone Creek
at Terrybrook Farms was a
bit like falling in love with
a wedding dress.
“I knew it was the right
fit and very special,” said
Britton of the two-story
Hepton she is building in
the community’s Stone
Creek neighborhood with
partner Pierre Bingaman.
“Terrybrook’s amenities,
the home’s features and
the home site—everything
aligned.”
Lisa Neyens, a ReeceN-
ichols real estate agent
who worked with the cou-
The Cimarron model home by Rodrock Homes in Stone Creek of Terrybrook Farms boasts a spacious master bath which
includes a long double vanity and gleaming hardwood floors. Visit this spectacular five-bedroom, 1.5-story home today.
ple, notes that Terrybrook
Farms truly has something
for everyone.
“The generous home
sites will accommodate
pools and gracious family
living,” she said. “With
multiple price points the
appeal is endless. The
amenities are going to be
wonderful, including walk-
ing trails and a lake.
There’s a real sense of
community in what’s being
developed.”
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Four model homes in
Stone Creek offer buyers a
preview of Terrybrook’s
stylish living, including
Ridgewood Gallery and the
Cimarron.
Ridgewood Gallery is a
show-stopping Don Julian
Builders reverse 1.5-story,
five-bedroom, five-bath
home. A custom fireplace
commands the spacious
and airy main level and
the gourmet kitchen in-
cludes a large island for
Submitted photo
overflow dining and enter-
taining. A separate back
pantry includes a second
oven and custom cabi-
netry.
Rodrock Homes’ 1.5-
story Craftsman-inspired
Cimarron is characterized
by main level living at its
finest, with a large master
suite retreat complement-
ed by a spa-like bath, large
his-and-hers walk-in closet
and laundry room, open-
ing onto a covered porch.
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TERRYBROOK FARMS:
er and, although at the
time there wasn’t much to
A JULIAN-RODROCK see, we liked what we saw,”
HOMES COMMUNITY Travis Copus said. “The
Hours: Open daily 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. location—it feels secluded
during the 2017 Spring Parade of but has easy access to the
Homes through May 7: highway and convenience
Prices: Range from mid-$400s to to shopping and dining—
more than $1 million and the proximity to ele-
Location: 171st & Switzer Rd., mentary and middle
Overland Park schools and Blue Valley
Southwest were key.”
Contact: 913-424-3002
The couple has two
Web: terrybrookfarms.com young sons and had dis-
cussed building a house if
they didn’t find something
RODROCK HOMES on the market that fit their
WINS FOUR specific checklist. After
AMERICAN DREAM exploring the possibilities
AWARDS at Terrybrook Farms the
Silver Award: 526,000 - 544,000 Copus’s purchased a cul-
#342 Rodrock Homes at Terrybrook de-sac home site that
Farms - Maple Ridge backs up to a lush tree line
Silver Award – Tie: $645,000 - and chose a 1.5-story floor
690,000 #331 Rodrock Homes at plan with New Mark
Summerwood Homes. The open design
Gold Award: $718,000 - 740,000 will accommodate their
#336 Rodrock Homes at Terrybrook family and entertaining
Farms - Stone Creek friends; the walkout base-
Silver Awards: $860,000 - 900,000 ment and main level mas-
# 343 Rodrock Homes at Terrybrook ter suite fit their criteria.
Farms - Stone Creek Models open for tour
during the Parade include
Entertaining is a breeze the 1.5 reverse story Mor-
with a well-equipped gan by New Mark Homes
kitchen—outfitted with a and the two-story Cooper
walk-in pantry and gour- by Roeser Homes, among
met appliances—that tran- others.
sitions into a great room Visit today 11 a.m. - 6
and eat-in breakfast nook. p.m. Traffic and sales are
The upper level is de- brisk at Terrybrook
signed as a kids’ haven, Farms—hurry to experi-
with a loft, three bed- ence Johnson County’s
rooms/baths and a sep- premier community by
arate laundry facility. Don Julian and Rodrock
Maple Ridge of Ter- Homes during the spring
rybrook Farms. When parade. “Buyers find this
Travis and Laura Copus unique community em-
were on their way to a bodies the tradition of an
baby shower last year, they enduring family lifestyle,”
drove past Terrybrook Rodrock said. For more
Farms and were immedi- information about Ter-
ately inspired and imag- rybrook Farms, call 913-
ined raising their family in 424-3002 or visit
the burgeoning communi- terrybrookfarms.com.
ty.
“We saw a neighborhood
going in at 171st and Switz-
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Loch Lloyd
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
to Johnson County, Kan-
sas. It turns out - those
rumors are true. A second
gate will be constructed
this summer with the
grand opening scheduled
around Christmas, giving
Loch Lloyd residents much
closer access to the world-
class shopping, dining and
entertainment in Leawood
and Overland Park, Kan.
Inside the gates, the
Loch Lloyd lifestyle beck-
ons, an immersive experi-
ence that helps home-
owners live their best lives.
That includes delivering a
beautifully built home that
represents the true desires
of today’s buyer.
“Downsizing is often
used to describe this phe-
nomenon, but right-sizing
through intelligent design
more accurately describes
today’s homebuyer,” said
Chuck Campbell, presi-
dent of real estate devel-
opment at Loch Lloyd.
“Right-sizing is the art of and, often, a bar.
eliminating rarely used
space like the formal living particularly attractive to
and dining rooms, while
enhancing the quality and with older children who
livability of the four key
areas of the home—the
kitchen, great room, mas-
ter suite and the outdoor
living space,” Campbell
continued. “In terms of
livability and quality of life, of Homes running through homesite awaits inside the keeps existing residents for vision and financial
the difference between
rightsizing and downsizing furnished model homes
is dramatic.”
Outdoor living space is
more important than ever. emplifies intelligent design the community comes
And now, it’s designed to
be used nine months out
of the year—if not all 12
months. It’s sophisticated,
yet comfortable—more
like an outdoor living
HOUSE CALLS BY EDITH LANK
Lenders can sell homeowner’s debt
RESELLING MORTGAGES
Hi, Edith: In a recent
column, someone asked
about escrow. You educat-
ed them, but it made me
think particularly about
mortgages being sold.
I bought my house in
2014. My lender is in a
different state. I handle my
taxes and pay my own
homeowners insurance. I
send extra money in with
my mortgage payment
each month. It amounts to
one extra payment a year,
and I write each extra pay-
ment on a separate check
that clearly indicates it is as
an additional payment on
the principal.
My question is, how do I
know whether my mort-
gage holder will sell my
mortgage? If it does, won’t
I be back to square one in
regard to paying off my
mortgage early? Is there
any way to prevent my
mortgage from being sold,
especially if the interest
rates are rising? Perhaps
the mortgage holder wants
to free up cash to take on
another mortgage at a
higher interest rate. — K.K.
Answer: The mortgage
document you signed
probably says that the
lender has the right to sell
your debt. Dig it out and
take a look. Not to worry,
though. If that were to
happen, all your original
terms and provisions
would remain exactly as
they are, and the remaining
debt should reflect your
extra prepayments.
Of course, that mortgage
is a big part of your fi-
nancial picture. But to the
lender it’s just an asset, and
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
LOCH LLOYD
Prices: $500,000 to
multimillion-dollar estates
Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily
during the Spring Parade of Homes,
through May 7 – the gates close to
Parade traffic at 5:30 p.m.
Directions: From 135th and State
Line Road, go east to Holmes Road,
south two miles to the community
gates.
Contact: 816-331-9500
Web: LochLloyd.com
TWO AWARD WINS
FOR LOCH LLOYD
Single Family
Gold Award: $1,200,000 -
$1,350,000 #41 Loch Lloyd at Village
of Loch Lloyd
Silver Award: $1,500,000 -
$1,600,000 #45 Loch Lloyd at Village
of Loch Lloyd
Submitted photo
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 May 7.
includes Starr Homes,
Evan-Talan Homes, Cecil &
room with a fireplace, TV, notion that Loch Lloyd is Tom Watson Signature is the perfect lifestyle for Ray Custom Homes, For-
sound system, outdoor built out—that we’re fin- Design golf course. The us for the next phase of ner-LaVoy Homes, Don
kitchen, ample seating ished,” said Campbell. resort lifestyle and strong our life.” Julian Builders, RM Stan-
“Nothing could be further sense of community is That complete lifestyle dard, Rodrock Custom
Intelligent design is from the truth. We own never more present than in experience is available Homes, Willis Custom
over 1,200 acres and we the clubhouse, which thanks to the vision of the Homes and the Koehler
empty-nesters and families still have some of our most offers formal and informal developer—FiveStar Life- Building Company.
spectacular land yet to dining venues, bars, decks styles—owned by Neal “Our builders focus on
want a home that empha- develop. Whether you’re and patios with exception- Patterson and Cliff Illig, quality—on creating value
sizes main-level living that looking to right size thru al food provided by the the co-founders of Cerner for today’s discriminating
take advantage of Loch intelligent design, build a award-winning culinary Corporation. home buyer,” Campbell
Lloyd’s beautiful hilly, custom golf estate, or the staff. It’s that total Loch “Loch Lloyd is the most said. “Each home is de-
wooded topography. home of your dreams on Lloyd experience that successful development in signed to maximize the
With the Spring Parade the lake—the perfect draws new residents and Kansas City thanks to the buyer’s lifestyle—to en-
hance their enjoyment of
May 7, Loch Lloyd has six gates at Loch Lloyd.” a lifetime. strength of the developer,” their new life at Loch
The heart and soul of As one new resident put Campbell said. “Buyers Lloyd.”
open daily from 11 a.m. to Loch Lloyd is The Country it, “Like most of our invest in Loch Lloyd be- Visit Loch Lloyd this
6 p.m. Each home ex- Club at Loch Lloyd, where friends, we spent the last cause they have confi- weekend as the Spring
25 years living for our dence in Mr. Patterson and Parade of Homes contin-
and the exciting purchase together to enjoy all the children. When our last Mr. Illig.” ues through May 7. Your
opportunities that still venues that encourage child left for college, we In addition, Loch Lloyd dream home—and new
await within the iconic healthy lifestyles, such as made a conscious decision has assembled what they life—are waiting.
community. the fully equipped fitness that we’re going to em- believe is the finest, most
“One myth we’re work- center, tennis courts and brace life—to live the next experienced builder team
ing hard to dispel is the swimming pools, and the 25 years for us. Loch Lloyd in Kansas City, which
apartment at the end of
December, they must give
So your November/De-
cember example is correct.
notice before the end of
November. Could they give
notice on Dec. 7 to vacate
In some states, less no-
tice is required — two
weeks’, for instance. Some
a little one at that. Mort- sure they’re all in good sharing your experience. on Jan. 7? — D. K. jurisdictions allow notice
gages are gathered into shape. I can see the base- Answer: From my text- to be given on any day of
packages and sold all the ment walls and floors to be NOTICE TO TENANT book for New York real the month and then allow
time, often because — as sure there are no big cracks Ms. Lank: I have a te- estate licensees: the tenant to remain until a
you suggest — the lender or other problems. And I nant on a month-to-month “To end a month-to- date when the rent would
wants to free up cash for get to see the house itself, lease. I thought New York month tenancy, New York be due.
additional investments. not the furniture and ac- state requires that the te- State requires one month’s Different requirements
Because you are handling cessories I won’t purchase nant give the landlord one written notice; New York can be binding if they’re
your own property tax and and therefore have no month’s notice during the City requires 30 days’ no- written into leases.
insurance bills and making reason to see. — M. K. B., month before the last tice. Notice must be given Contact Edith Lank at www.askedith-
extra principal payments, askedith.com month. For example, if at least one day before a .com.
your loan is a bit unusual. Answer: Thanks for tenants want to vacate the date on which rent is due.” COPYRIGHT 2017 CREATORS.COM
It might not fit into a pack-
age of similar mortgages.
But if it were to be sold,
you should be notified by
both your present lender
and the new one within 15
days of the sale.
At that point, you’d want
to double-check the next
mortgage statement you
receive to make sure it’s
accurate. That’s particularly
important because of those
extra principal payments.
The notifications would
include information about
where to contact the lend-
ers if there were a question.
In the case of a mix-up,
you’d have a two-month
period to straighten things
out without paying any late
fees or reporting to credit
agencies.
LIKES EMPTY HOUSES
Hi Edith: I’ve been shop-
ping for a house for the last
year. I’ve seen houses with
the sellers’ furnishings; I’ve
seen empty houses; and
I’ve seen staged ones.
My preference is seeing
an empty house. It allows
me to envision my own
furniture in there and
where I would possibly
place it. I can see all the
electrical and cable outlets,
and all the walls and floors,
which allows me to make
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Shoal Creek
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
netry, and double door
pantries.
The master bathroom
includes double vanity
sinks, quartz countertops,
and a glass-enclosed walk-
in shower, with a tray ceil-
ing and spacious walk-in
closet in the master bed-
room suite.
Other standard features
for these fine homes in-
clude an upgraded in-
sulation package and high
efficiency furnaces and air
conditioners. Buyers also
have an optional basement
finish design that can
include an additional two
bedrooms, a full bath-
room, family room and
plenty of unfinished area
for storage. Buyers can
also upgrade to a three-car
garage.
“To help buyers custom-
ize their home to meet
their needs, desires and
lifestyle, Cardinal Crest
offers an interior designer
on staff who will help
them choose their interior Submitted photo
feature selections,” said The chalet-style Park House features large open interior spaces, a fireplace, comfortable seating, and a large, outdoor water park with a lazy river, two large swimming pools, two waterslides, a splash plaza,
toddler pool, sun decks, picnic pavilions and changing rooms.
Johnson. “All homesites
also come with a fully media and banquet rooms, picnic pavilions and dents enjoy at Shoal Creek situated within the com-
integrated irrigation and a fully-equipped gourmet changing rooms. Valley are unparalleled,” munity. SHOAL CREEK VALLEY
landscaping package, and kitchen, a screening room Residents here are with- Renschler said. “Addition- “Lot reservations are Location: Take Highway 152 to
buyers can meet with the with an 84-inch flat screen in proximity to numerous ally, residents enjoy quick currently being taken, and North Flintlock Road, turn south to
landscaper on a custom TV patios, a large swim- area lifestyle amenities, and easy access to I-35 and prospective buyers are NE 80th, turn west to N. Farley Ave,
design, if desired.” ming pool, waterfall hot including multiple health- I-435, and only a short invited to visit then north to 8117 N. Farley Ave to
Homeowner dues in- tub and barbecue pavilion. care facilities, fitness cen- drive to Zona Rosa, Kansas www.KCLivingNorth.com, the model home/office.
clude mowing and snow The chalet-style Park ters, grocery and health City International Airport, click on NEW HOME Contact: Tom Johnson or Susan
removal, plus access to the House features large open food stores, restaurants and numerous destina- COMMUNITIES, then Renschler, Keller Williams KC North
at 816-918-4009 or 816-721-0462. Or
wealth of amenities offered interior spaces, a fireplace, and other retail business- tions throughout the city.” open the links to the Heri-
call the sales office at 816-452-4200.
within this 1,900-acre mas- comfortable seating, and a es. Additionally, The Shop- Although Shoal Creek tage Park, The Preserve or
ter-planned Shoal Creek large, outdoor water park pes at Shoal Creek and Valley has a Kansas City The Village neighbor- Hours: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays
through Saturdays; 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Valley development. with a lazy river, two large The Plaza at Shoal Creek address, it is located within hoods,” Johnson said. Sundays, and anytime by
The Gate House features swimming pools, two wa- are within walking dis- the highly-rated Liberty appointment.
plush grounds, meander- terslides, a splash plaza, tance. School District, and Liber-
Web: www.KCLivingNorth.com.
ing garden pathways, toddler pool, sun decks, “The amenities the resi- ty Oaks Elementary is
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Rodrock
Development
CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 1
Among the accolades
are two former Grand
Award Winners — JFE
Construction’s Silverton
IV and Hillman Home
Building’s Chesapeake II.1
— and a Runner-Up Win-
ner, James Engle Custom
Homes’ Laurel II. All these
fantastic homes can be
found in the model row in
The Hills of Forest View.
But The Hills doesn’t
get to have all the fun. A
newly completed model
row was recently revealed
at The Estates of Forest
View to much fanfare. The
models include the stun-
ning 1.5-story Denali Cha-
let by Tabernacle Homes,
J.S. Robinson Fine Homes’
newest reverse 1.5-story
The Tiburon, and JFE
Construction fantastic
1.5-story Maplewood II.
“The Denali Chalet
showcases the artistry of
Tabernacle Homes design
features and thoughtful
layout design,” Bruce says.
“Featuring a 2-story Great
Room with floor-to-ceiling
windows and rustic truss
Forest View is home to Hillman Home Building’s Chesapeake II.1, a past Parade Grand Award Winner. Painstaking attention to design features, layout, and overall
function of the home were recognized by the local Home Builder’s Association.
FOREST VIEW SITS features.”
Excitingly, Forest View
ATOP A GENTLY will also have the added
WINDING bonus of a donation bin
BOULEVARD, PAST located in its model office
to accept clothes, shoes,
and reverse-1.5-story
plans priced from
$368,900 to $429,950,
options are plenty for the
discerning buyer looking
for quality construction in
RODROCK
DEVELOPMENT
FOREST VIEW
Location: 23911 West 121st Street,
Olathe
Prices: Homes from $350,000 to
$600,000
Contact: Bruce Stout or Linda
Roberts, Rodrock & Associates
Realtors, 913-254-1000,
forestview@rodrock.com
Web: Rodrock.com/forest-view
ARBOR WOODS
Location: Canyon Drive and 125th
Terrace, Olathe
Prices: Homes from $350,000 to
$450,000
Contact: Bruce Stout or Linda
Roberts, Rodrock & Associates
Realtors, 913-333-9255,
arborwoods@rodrock.com
Arbor Woods Hours: Please call for
an appointment, no on-site sales
office
Web: Rodrock.com/arbor-woods
Submitted photo RODROCK
DEVELOPMENT WINS
3 AMERICAN DREAM
feel of the main level, AWARDS
while the planning area
off the kitchen is ideal for
Single Family
Silver Award: $395,000 - $420,000
active homeowners. The
#315 Rodrock Development at
Marco provides the pro-
verbial ‘big bang in a
Stonebridge Meadows

beams, Tabernacle Homes
brings home the elegant
feel and openness sought
after by the discerning
buyer.”
Meanwhile, The Tibu-
ron seeks to answer the
public’s desire for 3 bed-
rooms on the main level
of a reverse 1.5 story. “Ex-
panding the footprint, Jeff
was able to incorporate a
third main level bedroom/
office behind the kitchen
area, while not reducing
the spaces afforded the
remaining components of
the main level,” Bruce
explains. “And lastly, The
A CASCADING
50-FOOT
WATERFALL,
NATURAL ROCK
BLUFFS AND LUSH
GREENERY.
Maplewood II provides a
glimpse of the stunning
attention to detail com-
bined with thoughtful
floor-plan design that JFE
Construction offers. Chris
and his team have created
a tasteful home, complete
with today’s sought-after
backpacks, and more to
benefit area children in
foster care through the
Darol Rodrock Founda-
tion. It’s the perfect op-
portunity for tour-goers to
do some spring-cleaning
while benefiting those in
need.
Neighboring Arbor
Woods also has some truly
superb opportunities
amidst its rolling acreage.
“Arbor Woods is picking
up steam, and Chris
George Homes and Darol
Rodrock Homes are stok-
ing the fire,” says Bruce.
“Offering several 2-story
an area bustling with
activity.”
In fact, the community
is located just across the
street from the award-
winning Forest View ele-
mentary school. And with
lots ranging from just
$64,950 to $84,950, it’s the
perfect spot for families to
build their dream home.
“Darol Rodrock Homes’
fantastic Marco reverse 1.5
includes a large Great
Room with vaulted ceiling
and fireplace that opens to
the dining room,” Bruce
says. “Rich hardwoods
accent the open, bright
small package’! I am excit-
Gold Award: $456,000 - $470,000
#317 Rodrock Development at
ed to unveil the team’s Stonebridge Park
new, stunning design.”
Also on Parade is Chris
Silver Award: $500,000 - $525,000
#180 Rodrock Development at Arbor
George Homes’ Yorkshire Lake
IV. “The Yorkshire’s func-
tional front-porch eleva-
tion draws you in, while rolling out their Spring
the interior features grasp finest to delight tour-
your attention,” Bruce goers. With proven award
says. “A large kitchen, winners and new plans
formal dining, and bonus unveiled, the Parade is the
office/craft room just off ideal time to discover
the kitchen are truly wel- what delighted residents
coming, while rear stairs already know.
add to the open feel, in-
viting you to the upper
level’s functional layout.”
Both communities are
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SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017
CAREERS
New grads find
jobs aplenty in KC
BY DIANE STAFFORD
stafford@kcstar.com
This year already is
labeled the best year since
2007 for new college grad-
uates to land a job.
Great! So what to do
with the information that
opportunities are plenti-
ful?
Dig into a new Team
ZipRecruiter report that
indicates exactly which
cities offer the best odds
for new grads. These metro
areas are most fertile
grounds, according to that
ranking:
Minneapolis-St. Paul;
Kansas City; Portland,
Ore.; Seattle-Tacoma; Indi-
anapolis; Salt Lake City;
Boston; San Francisco-
Oakland; Nashville, Tenn.;
Raleigh, N.C.; San Antonio,
Tex.; San Diego; Phoenix;
Denver; Austin, Tex.; Okla-
homa City; Washington,
D.C.; Dallas-Fort Worth;
Orlando, Fla.; and San
Jose, Calif.
You always can argue
with methodologies and
find exceptions, but this
collected data provides a
starting point for entry-
level job hunters with fresh
degrees. It looks at the
ratio of openings appropri-
ate for new college gradu-
ates compared to the num-
ber of applicants in each
metro area.
Further slicing and dic-
ing identifies technology
as the most promising
industry for new grads in a
majority of the markets.
Business, healthcare, and
finance/insurance top a
few metro lists. For the
Kansas City area, for ex-
ample, the top prospects
are for account manager
positions in the business
world.
Reports like these may
be useless for graduates
who pursued majors in
fields that aren’t doing a
lot of hiring. The compara-
tive statistics also won’t
help a graduate who has
no intention of moving to
another city.
Fortunately, a different
part of the Team ZipRe-
cuirter report, in which
they surveyed 2,000 job
seekers on their site, found
that fewer than 1 in 10
would refuse to move from
where they are. And more
than one-third said they
were willing to move any-
where.
Assuming that most new
graduates aren’t ready to
buy a house, the report
also looked at median
rents. There was quite a
range, and the differences
might help influence job-
hunting and job-accep-
tance choices. Median
rents in the top 20 cities
were said to range from
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$850 to well over $4,000 a
month. Clearly, salary
offers need to be commen-
surate with housing costs
in order to fairly evaluate
positions.
A separate report by
CareerBuilder notes that
74 percent of surveyed
employers plan to hire
new college grads this
year, up from 67 percent
last year. Not only are
there likely to be more
entry-level openings, the
pay offers also might
ratchet higher as employ-
ers compete with each
other for top talent.
Nearly three-fourths of
the employers said they’re
willing to negotiate salary
offers, many of which are
starting at a fairly hefty
level already. The Career-
Builder report said expect-
ed starting offers break
down this way: under
$30,000, 23 percent;
$30,000 to $40,000, 21
percent; $40,000 to
$50,000, 18 percent, and
$50,000 and up, 39 per-
cent.
College degrees contin-
ue to be the best predictor
of employability and de-
cent lifetime pay.
Diane Stafford: 816-234-4359,
@kcstarstafford
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Boutique firm located in www.kcmo.gov/careers or www.kcmo.gov/careers or
Leawood, Kansas is looking at City Hall, 414 E. 12th at City Hall, 414 E. 12th
for an administrative assis- St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106, St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106,
tant to Lead Designer and 816-513-1929. EOE. 816-513-1929. EOE.
President. We are seeking
a part-time individual who
is a team player with a pas-
sion for Interior Design.
Role and Responsibilities:
Assist Lead Designer with
20/20 drawings and order
placement * Keep client
folders organized * Greet
potential customers on
Showroom floor * To apply
fax resume: (913)385-3638
ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER
(Job ID #506951)
KCMO’s Law Dept. Obtain
add’l info/ application/apply
at www.kcmo.gov/careers
or at City Hall, 414 E. 12th
St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106,
816-513-1929. EOE.
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
Call Center Perm. P/T
Evenings No Sales
No Weekends. Doing
Surveys for media- Wkly
Pay 913.353.3975 Olathe
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Are you a creative power- DRIVERS
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ronment is seeking quali-
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100% Round Trip/No Touch Compliance/Reg Specialist. Paramedic. The City of
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10 or more years of Graphic In Person and leading problem solving plant in North America and
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managing a creative team. Kansas City, KS 66115 erous compensation and Spartanburg Plant is cur-
DIRECTOR OF
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ing a broad range of crea- OFFICER) tions for at 7111 Griffin Rd., ENCED TOTANI BAG MA-
********************** Kansas City, KS 66111
tive thinking, outputs and (Job ID #506952) Full Time Custodian or email resume to
CHINE OPERATORS. Sel-
copywriting.
To be considered please in-
DRIVERS KCMO’s Convention & En- /Maintenance ddare@griffinwheel.com.
ected candidates may be
eligible for a $10,000.00
Hiring Class A & B CDL Driv- EOE
clude a link to your online ers w/ 2 years driving expe- tertainment Dept. Obtain RELOCATION BONUS. If
portfolio or website. In- rience. 816-875-2161 add’l info/ application/apply The position pays $11.22 YOU are interested in this
clude a variety of samples. at www.kcmo.gov/careers per hr / 40 hrs work week. Information Integration Ar- opportunity and want to
Only candidates showing a or at City Hall, 414 E. 12th This position requires semi- chitect. Worksite: Overland learn more, contact our Re-
high level of design will be St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106, skilled and manual work in cruiting Coordinator and/or
considered for this role. Make BIG Money With 816-513-1929. EOE. maintaining the house-
Park, KS. Send resume to
HR, Swiss Re Management submit a resume.
Our progressive company is keeping/maintenance func- (US) Corp., 5200 Metcalf hrspartanburg@coveris.com
located in Great Bend, Kan- Finance tions of the Cass County Avenue, Overland Park, KS EEO M/F/D/V
sas, relocation required. Buildings. He / She is ex- 66202 Call 864-596-7260, Email
Send resume to SENIOR ACCOUNTANT pected to maintain the fa- hrspartanburg@coveris.com
tammyh@ cilities both inside and out, International Contract Spe-
Our NEW Kansas City (Job ID #506932) cialist in Lenexa, KS: Re-
rosewoodservices.com North, MO location has including routine cleaning
as well as moving supplies sponsible for performing
CUSTODIAL a GREAT business KCMO’s Finance Dept . Ob- contract assignments in
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by facilities staff or Office- support of international or MECHANIC
BUILDING to own & operate your own tion/apply at centralized procurement ac-
MAINTENANCE Flat Bed delivery service! www.kcmo.gov/careers or holders. The position is ex- (Job ID #506924)
pected to maintain an or- tivity or in the audit/review
SUPERVISOR at City Hall, 414 E. 12th of that activity of com-
(Job ID #506940) a BIG Income Potential St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106, derly work schedule and KCMO’s Aviation Dept. Ob-
perform all needed house- pany’s products and serv- tain add’l info / application
with small startup costs 816-513-1929. EOE. ices. Research and make
KCMO’s Aviation Dept. Ob- keeping as directed by the / or apply at
a Be home EVERY night Maintenance Department contact with potential cus- www.kcmo.gov/careers or
tain add’l info / application with your family! General Labor tomers in Spanish speaking
/ or apply at Director. Aviation/Employee Man-
a Why work for someone countries. International agement Services, 601 Bra-
www.kcmo.gov/careers or else, when you can work Parking Attendants travel to Spanish speaking
Aviation/Employee Man- This position requires the silia Avenue, KCMO, 64153
for YOURSELF! following: prolonged kneel- countries as needed. Must 816-243-3010. EOE.
agement Services, 601 Bra- needed for upcoming race be fluent in Spanish and
silia Avenue, KCMO, 64153 Work with the ing and standing; working
weekend May 12 & 13. at heights and in crawl English. Requires: Bachelors
816-243-3010. EOE. #1 Home Improvement Must be 18 to apply. Please + 2 yrs exp. Mail resume to:
Center in the Midwest. spaces; lifting in excess of
Customer Service Gate go to 55 lbs. The applicant must Digital Ally, Inc., 9705
Keeper/ Pay $13/HR be able to maintain a cour- Loiret Blvd., Lenexa, KS Marketing
+Benefits Apply online at For more information, www.kansasspeedway.com teous and friendly de- 66219, Attn: HR. Sales Associates
www.drive4hml.com visit our website at: or call meanor in working with LEGAL Is now hiring!
http://www.menards.com/ 913-328-5255 county employees and the
Director Wanted main/c-19223.htm for more information public. County employee Municipal Finance & We are currently looking to
For live stage For more information, fill the following positions:
theater production call (816) 216-5358 GENERAL
benefits include Lagers and
CERF retirement.
Real Estate Legal
To Apply log onto Crew Managers,
whosgonnasavetheworld.
or email
KNCNGeneralManager@ SPECIAL SERVICES: Assistant / Paralegal Face - Face Marketers
Applications may by picked Gilmore & Bell, P.C. is one
com menards.com Seeking PT daytime clean- up in the Human Resource and Secretaries!
to watch video trailer ers to do general cleaning of the leading public finance
EDUCATION Office on the 2nd floor of law firms in the United
Then send resume to on completed const jobs. the Old Courthouse, 102 E. a Must be willing to work
States. The Firm primarily
Faithcffaith@aol.com Academic Advisor Send resumes to Wall St, Harrisonville, Mis- represents states, counties,
hard!
KU College of Liberal Arts info@buildingkeepers.com souri 64701 or online at a Must be reliable!
DRIVER - END UP DRIVER or call 816-221-8100 cities, school districts and a Must have a positive atti-
Truck Driver - 2 years exp. and Sciences Student Aca- casscounty.com and must other governmental and
demic Services Office seeks ext 225. be turned back into the HR tude!
PT to start. $18-$20/hr. quasi-governmental entities a Must have a valid D.L. for
Drive end up trailer. Call FT Academic Advisor. Re- GENERAL Office. as bond counsel in munici-
view begins on 5/15/17. management positions.
913-208-2839 to apply. pal finance transactions and
Apply: WINDOW CLEANERS: Cass County is an equal as special counsel for eco-
DRIVER WANTED at Owen https://employment.ku.edu Seeking FT - High rise pays - We provide complete and
Lumber in Belton. Drivers opportunity employer. nomic development proj-
/staff/8646BR. KU is an over $700 per week. Cass County Commission ongoing training!
must have current CDL Lic. ects. The Firm is currently - Transportation!
EO/AAE, full policy Ground/ ladder rate de- seeking a paralegal or high
and medical card. Competi-
tive pay, great benefits,
http://policy.ku.edu/IOA/no pends on exp. $350.00 Human Resources level legal assistant to
- Serious income opportuni
ndiscrimination. signing bonus after 90 days ties!
drug test. Apply: 617 N
EDUCATION of employment. Manager work full-time in its Kansas
City, Missouri office for the
- Weekly pay!
Scott, Belton. Send resumes to - Advancement opportuni
Computer Teacher (Kansas Missouri Practice Group. ies promoted from within!
info@buildingkeepers.com
Drivers City, MO): Teach Comp at
or call 816-221-8100 and Law firm seeking a Human - Part time hours, full time
secondary sch. Bachelors in Resources Manager to work Strong preference for can- pay!
Comp Edu, Comp Engineer. ask for Tom at ext 224. didates with a four-year
full-time in its Kansas City,
or rltd field +1 yr exp as
Comp teacher at mid or
high school. Mail res.: Fron-
GOVERNMENT
Missouri office. The human
resources manager is di-
college degree or a parale-
gal certificate from ABA-
approved program, plus at
CALL TODAY AND
rectly responsible for the
tier Schools, Inc, 30 W
Pershing Rd Ste 402 Kansas Fire Chief overall administration and
coordination of the human
least 3 years of paralegal
experience in public finance,
START TOMORROW!
City, MO 64108, Attn: HR, resource function. The po- corporate finance or real es- To schedule an interview,
The City of Lexington is ac- Call Dominic @
Are you a hard working in- Refer to Ad#OT. cepting application for the sition requires a minimum tate practice areas. In ad-
dividual with trucking expe- of 10 years in human re- dition, the candidate should (816) 695-7861
ENGINEER position of Fire Chief. The
rience? Are you looking for Burns & McDonnell seeks applicant must have Fire- sources related positions have a strong aptitude for
a consistent weekly pay and Staff Electrical Engineers in fighter I & II, a paramedic with experience in areas research, mathematics and
home time every weekend? Kansas City, MO. Perform license, a minimum of 5 such as recruiting, hiring, accounting concepts.
If so, ComTran Inc. is look- substation engineering years of supervisory experi- human resources manage- Among other qualities, the
ing for company drivers like services on various projects ence in the fire field, and ment, benefits, perform- candidate should (a) be de-
you. (69-500kV) voltage level. strong communication and ance management, commu- tail oriented, (b) have ex-
REQUIREMENTS: Bach EE. 5 yrs of exp. PE li- written skills. The City is a nication processes, cellent writing and proof-
Class A CDL cense. Travel: 10%. For member of Lagers, the City compensation and wage reading skills, (c) have
BENEFITS: complete details and to ap- pays 100% of the employ- structure, diversity, em- strong organization and
a Guaranteed weekly home ply, go to ees’ health and dental in- ployee classification, em- communication skills with
time www.burnsmcd.com and surance and the salary ployment law, laws against the ability to work on sev-
a Compensation for down- reference job order 170415. range is $40,000 - $45,000. harassment, and organiza- eral tasks at one time, and
time EEO/Minorities/Females/Di Applications will be ac- tion planning and design. (d) be self-motivated with
a $70,000 Annual Salary sabled/Veterans cepted until the position is The qualified candidate a strong desire to learn.
a Free uniforms & health filled. should have a Bachelor’s or Please send cover letter,
insurance ENGINEERING resume and salary require-
Submit Advanced Degree. This job
a Vacation, fuel, and safety
bonuses
SENIOR ENGINEER applications/resumes to: operates in a professional ments to
humanresources-resumes@
Bayer U.S. LLC’s Kansas City of Lexington, Attn: office environment using
a 401K City, MO, office seeks City Administrator, standard office equipment gilmorebell.com.
a New equipment Senior Engineer to support 919 Franklin Ave., and Microsoft Office Prod- EOE
Ask about our industry projects w/Process Tech- Lexington, Mo. 64067 ucts. While performing the
leading pay guarantee nology & Engineering exper- or email to: cghisalberti duties of this job, the em-
tise. Duties include: techni- @embarqmail.com ployee is occasionally re-
Interested parties, cal process development for The City of Lexington is an quired to stand; walk; sit;
please call: new products or technical equal opportunity employer. use hands to handle ob-
Andrew Dinwiddie improvement of processes jects, tools or controls;
(800)441-1579 or email of existing products and reach with hands and arms;
adinwiddie@msmilling.com design & optimization of climb stairs; talk or hear.
hbourland@msmilling.com reaction, separation & other The employee must occa-
downstream processes. sionally lift or move office
Must be able & willing to products and supplies, up to
travel (also relocate as 20 pounds. More informa-
needed) domestically & in- tion about Gilmore & Bell is
ternationally to unantici- available at
pated employer, client, & www.gilmorebell.com.
other locations up to 20%. Qualified candidates should
Apply at submit a resume to
http://career.bayer.us, humanresources-resumes@
#4781. gilmorebell.com. EOE
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NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
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NON-PROFIT
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
West-Central Independent
Living Solutions (WILS), a
non-profit agency empow-
ering people with disabili-
ties to live independently,
seeks an Executive Director
to join our team. Candi-
dates must be committed
to the independent living
philosophy, diversity, and
serving the needs of diverse
populations. WILS serves 6
counties with approxi-
mately 625 consumers from
5 offices and a staff of ap-
proximately 45 employees.
Executive Director func-
tions include managing
WILS policy and planning,
program administration,
development and manage-
ment of a budget of ap-
proximately $9 million, em-
ployee development,
advocating for people with
disabilities, and represent-
ing WILS in local, state,
and national organizations.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s
Degree required and four
years of experience pre-
ferred in non-profit agency
administration or service
provision to people with
disabilities. Experience with
non-profit boards, policies,
and procedures, prior expe-
rience in a Center for Inde-
pendent Living preferred.
Salary commensurate with
experience. Equal opportu-
nity employer. People with
disabilities are encouraged
to apply.
Please send resume to:
West-Central Independent
Living Solutions, Attention:
ED Search Committee, 610
N Ridgeview Drive, War-
rensburg, MO 64093 or
email to: kkapfer@w-ils.org
Packaging &
Distribution Worker
Part Time
Do you enjoy a fast-paced
working environment?
Do you have a flexible
schedule?
Are you a hands-on worker?
The Kansas City Star needs
you! We are looking for in-
dividuals to work in our
Packaging and Distribution
Center. Day and night shifts
are available.
Positions start at $9.00/hr.
Applicants must be able to
lift 50 lbs., be able to work
flexible hours and must be
available to work Saturday
and Sunday.
Apply at
www.careerbuilder.com or
pick up application at:
The Kansas City Star
1729 Grand Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 64108
PROBATION
OFFICER
(Senior Administrative
Assistant)
(Job ID #506929)
KCMO’s Municipal Court.
Obtain add’l info/ applica-
tion/apply at
www.kcmo.gov/careers or
at City Hall, 414 E. 12th
St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106,
816-513-1929. EOE.
Production Worker
MSM- Feed
Ingredient Producer
Kansas City, KS
Looking for excellent people
for manual production who
can perform these skills:
a Switching railcars, front
end loader, sampling
a Are hard-working & will-
ing to learn
a Loading & unload trucks,
equipment handling
Excellent pay, health bene-
fits, 401k. Starting salary
$15/hr with $0.50 increase
after probation period. 2nd
& 3rd shifts with training
on 1st shift.
Serious applicants, please
email resume to:
rwilson@msmilling.com
Restaurant - Food Service
Cook / Chef - The Benton
House communities, senior
living communities in and
around Kansas City, Mis-
souri, are looking for cooks.
Job duties include meal
prep, service and clean up
and cleaning kitchen per as-
signed schedule. Apply on-
line
www.bentonhouse.com
at
Telecom Test Engineer
MS EE or ECE. 6 months
exp. in functionality, IOT
regression and verification
testing, working with tech-
nologies in CDMA, 1XRTT,
EVDO and LTE.
Job Loc: Overland Park, KS.
Available for employment
at various client sites in
US.
Send resume to BTI Solu-
tions 801 E Campbell Rd,
Suite 230 Richardson, TX
75081.
The Hilton President Hotel
in Kansas City, MO is
seeking housekeepers &
room attendants. Duties
inc: cleaning guest rooms &
bathrooms, vacuuming,
making beds, changing bed
linens/bath towels, & gen-
eral cleaning of public areas
throughout the hotel. On
the job training provided.
Email response to:
Philip.Strnad@Hilton.com
TRAFFIC
MANUAL TRAFFIC
COUNTER
(Job ID #506950)
KCMO’s Public Works Dept.
Obtain add’l info/ applica-
tion/apply at
www.kcmo.gov/careers or
at City Hall, 414 E. 12th
St., 12th Flr, KCMO, 64106,
816-513-1929. EOE.
DB Admin
MS/equiv & 1 yr exp w/
Oracle E-Bus Ste 11i,
R12.0.6, Oracle DB 9i & 10g,
RMAN, PL/SQL &AIX 5.1,
travel/reloc req’d. Send re-
sume to: Enterprise Pals,
Inc., 515 N. Muir Len Rd.,
Ste B, Olathe, KS, 66062.
DEVELOPER
Intouch Solutions, Inc.
Overland Park, KS
BS Comp Science; IT or re-
lated + 2 yrs exp in pro-
gramming or development,
incl: C#, ASP.NET (3.5)
AJAX, NUnit, SVN and
other. Full job descrip & ap-
ply online @
www.intouchsol.com
/Careers
Dynamic ITSolutions Inc is
looking for Senior Software
Engineer: Require BS in CS,
Engg, Bus Admin, MIS with
5 years’ experience in de-
veloping, creating
modifying computer appli-
cations software for MIS,
and
designing or customize
software for client use with
the aim of optimizing op-
erational efficiency. Ana-
lyze and design databases
within an application area,
working individually or co-
ordinating database devel-
opment using Java,
VB.NET, Ruby, QTP, DB2,
JCL, Cucumber, SQL Server.
Should be willing to relo-
cate to various client sites
as needed throughout the
United States.
Send Resume to Dynamic
ITSolutions Inc, 804 N.
Meadowbrook Dr. Suite
# 136, Olathe, KS 66062 or
admin@dynamicitsolutions.
net
Dynamic ITSolutions Inc is
looking for Software Engi-
neer: Require BS in CS, IT
with 6 months’ experience
in developing, creating &
modifying computer appli-
cations software for MIS,
designing or customize
software for client use with
the aim of optimizing op-
erational efficiency. Ana-
lyze and design databases
within an application area,
working individually or co-
ordinating database devel-
opment using Java, C#,
.NET, IBM Appscan Stan-
dard, IBM Appscan Source,
Burpsuite Pro, HP WebIn-
spect, HP Fortify, Veracode
Static Analysis & CodeDX..
Should be willing to relo-
cate to various client sites
as needed throughout the
United States.
Send Resume to Dynamic
ITSolutions Inc, 804 N.
Meadowbrook Dr, Suite #
136, Olathe, KS - 66062 or
admin@dynamicitsolutions.
net
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
IT Systems Analyst III,
Sprint Corporation, Over-
land Park, KS. Formulate
and define system scope
and objectives based on
user needs. Apply at
www.sprint.jobs, Req #
219073BR. Sprint is a back-
ground screening, drug
screening, and E-Verify par-
ticipating employer and
considers qualified candi-
dates with criminal histo-
ries consistent with appli-
cable law. EOE
Minorities/Femailes/Protec
ted Veterans/Disabled.
IT SENIOR ANALYST
(Job ID #506941)
KCMO’s Aviation Dept. Ob-
tain add’l info / application
/ or apply at
www.kcmo.gov/careers or
Aviation/Employee Man-
agement Services, 601 Bra-
silia Avenue, KCMO, 64153
816-243-3010. EOE.
Overland Park: UnitedLex Systems Analyst
Corp seeks Software Engi- illustrate inc. USA is cur-
neer III (.NET) for design, rently looking for a Sys-
integration & implementa- tems Analyst. The principal
tion of software solutions place of employment for
that meet complex business
requirements; Req Master’s
in Comp Sci, Info Systems
this position will be at our
offices in Overland Park,
KS. Applicants must have a
or related field; Req 3 yrs of
hands-on programming exp;
Bachelor’s Degree in Com-
puter Science, Mathemat-
Strong knowledge & com-
bined 3 yrs exp with .NET
development frameworks:
ics, 60 months of experi-
ence as a computer systems
analyst, and proficiency in
Web API, WCF, ASP.NET ANTLR: Another Tool for
MVC 4; 3 yrs exp and strong Language Recognition,
proficiency with C# & .NET
3.5 or higher including
Awesomium: GTML UL En-
gine, Actipro Language
LINQ; 3 yrs Front-end de- Syntax Editor and Designer,
velopment exp with: illustrate inc. Scripting
HTML5, CSS3, responsive Language, Telerik Controls,
design concepts; Combined OPUS Studio: illustrate inc.
2 yrs exp with one or more Development Tool, and il-
JavaScript libraries: Angu- lustrate inc. Calculation En-
larJS, Backbone.js, Knock- gine.
out, jQuery, Kendo UI; 3 yrs CONTACT: Please direct all
exp & proficiency in Visual questions and applications
Studio & Team Foundation in response to this ad to
Server (TFS) development Jessica Reynolds.
environment; 3 yrs exp with a Email - jessica.reynolds@
SQL programming in MS illustrateinc.com
SQL Server 2008 or higher a Phone - 416-626-6230
or in similar relational da- a Physical Mail -
tabase; Combined 2 yrs exp 1225 College Blvd., Suite
with & In-depth under- 310, Overland Park, KS
standing of object oriented 66210
programming, service based
architectural concepts
&design patterns (MVVM,
MVC); &, 2 yrs exp working
within an Agile develop-
ment environment. Email
resume to
Lindy.Clarke@unitedlex.com
Service Management Group Advanced Practice
seeks 3 Test Engineers for
Kansas City, MO to design,
Registered Nurse
develop & maintain app
The University of Kansas
software & automated Watkins Health Services
tests. Reqts: BA in Com
has an immediate opening
Sci. or related, 2 yrs. exp. for an Advanced Practice
including strong black/gray Registered Nurse to provide
box testing ability; under- medical care on a contem-
standing of C#.Net Code; porary, culturally oriented
exp. with SQL, test auto- college campus of about
mation, load & stress test- 30,000. This full time un-
ing, & ability to act as QA classified professional staff
knowledge base . Apply at position is responsible for
opsrecruiter@smg.com, providing primary care in
more info. @ the health center’s stimu-
www.smg.com/careers lating academic environ-
Sr. ERP App Analyst ment with an emphasis on
Garmin Intl. seeks Sr. ERP patient education. Requires
App Analyst in Olathe, KS graduation from an accred-
to design, configure and ited Nurse Practitioner pro-
implement ERP solutions gram; licensed or eligible
for internal business cus- with the State of Kansas;
tomers; specifically for any Board certified or eligible in
& all processes from order Adult/Family Practice; DEA
capture through shipping & registration; and current
transportation to our end ACLS certification.
customers. Configure the
Oracle EBS Application & For additional information
other related apps. Must & to apply, go to:
have a BS in CS, IT, MIS, http://employment.ku.edu/
Business or related and 9 staff/8592BR. Application
years of relevant experience deadline is 5/07/2017.
or a MS in the same and 7
years’ experience. Must KU is an EO/AAE. All quali-
have the demonstrated fied applicants will receive
ability to use Oracle Order consideration for employ-
Management, Shipping Exe- ment without regard to
cution, Advanced Pricing, race, color, religion, sex
Warehouse Management, (including pregnancy), age,
Depot Repair/Field Service, national origin, disability,
Oracle ERP applications, genetic information or pro-
Oracle CRM, Oracle PL/SQL tected Veteran status.
programming language,
Oracle ERP patch testing.
Apply to: www.garmin.com
#17000E6.
4G ..............................................................................THE KANSAS CITY STAR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017

DIRECTOR OF NURSING MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST

Exp. Medical Receptionist
We are seeking a dynamic for specialties including
RN to lead the nursing de- family practice, orthopedic,
partment in our state-of- physical medicine and
Advanced Practice the-art facility. The suc- dealing with different in-
Registered Nurse cessful candidate will have
proven LTC or acute care
surance plans and billing
process. Minimum of 5
The University of Kansas management experience, years exp. Responsibilities
Watkins Health Services strong clinical skills, and include scheduling, check-in
has an immediate opening excellent history of regula- and processing patients and
for an Advanced Practice tory compliance. their information. Able to
Registered Nurse to provide handle daily routine and
medical care on a contem- We offer a great starting skilled in EMR, prefer
porary, culturally oriented salary, outstanding benefit eClinicalWorks. Candidate
college campus of about package and a beautiful must demonstrate compas-
30,000. This full time un- work environment. This is sion, integrity, team-
classified professional staff an excellent opportunity to oriented. Full-time and
position is responsible for join the Delmar Gardens part-time position avail-
providing primary care in Family, a leader in geriatric able. Weekend, early even-
the health center’s stimu- care for over 50 years. ing hours and day time ATTENTION
lating academic environ- hours required. Competitive
ment with an emphasis on Send your resume or apply salary and benefit package. You can find the following
patient education. Requires online at Email resume to: classifications on the
graduation from an accred- delmargardens.com/careers. ecnwaomah Obituaries page:
ited Nurse Practitioner pro- @leawoodfamilycare.com
gram; licensed or eligible May fax resume to: Cards of Thanks
with the State of Kansas; 913-696- 9903. Caskets/Urns
Board certified or eligible in NURSING Cemetery Lots
Adult/Family Practice; DEA Florists
registration; and current Funeral Notices
ACLS certification. 12100 West 109th St Regional Immunization In Memoriam

For additional information

Overland Park, KS 66210
(913) 469-4210
Consultant
& to apply, go to: sbernard@ Invitation for Bids:
http://employment.ku.edu/ KS Dept of Health and Envi-
delmargardens.com ronment is seeking a nurse
staff/8592BR. Application The Housing Authority of
deadline is 5/07/2017. or other experienced immu-
Affirmative Action/Equal nization healthcare profes- Kansas City, Missouri
Opportunity Employer/ Mi- sional who is enthusiastic (HAKC) is seeking Bids
KU is an EO/AAE. All quali- norities/Females/Veterans/ from qualified companies
fied applicants will receive about assuring safe vaccine
Disabled is provided to all children in for Ready Unit Painting &
consideration for employ- Cleaning Services for HAKC
south central Kansas.
ment without regard to
race, color, religion, sex
DIRECTOR OF NURSING Olathe based position Family Developments and
serves approx. 60 local pro- Scattered Site Units.
(including pregnancy), age, We are seeking a dynamic
national origin, disability, viders in KC Metro and the
RN to lead the nursing de- surrounding counties pro- The IFB packet will be
genetic information or pro- partment in our state-of- available April 27, 2017
tected Veteran status. viding education on the
the-art facility. The suc- Vaccines For Children Pro- electronically by going to
cessful candidate will have gram, monitoring vaccine our website www.hakc.org
proven LTC or acute care providers for compliance and clicking on the
management experience, with CDC and KS Immuni- ‘Procurement’ tab.
strong clinical skills, and zation Program storage,
excellent history of regula- handling and safe vaccine Deadline for bids is May 26,
tory compliance. administration. Ideal candi- 2017, 2:00 p.m., at the
date will have a passion for HAKC Administrative of-
We offer a great starting immunizations to prevent fice, 920 Main Street, Suite
salary, outstanding benefit diseases and will enjoy 701, KCMO, 64105 Attn:
package and a beautiful working with other profes- Karen Pointer. Questions
work environment. This is sionals in a collaborative regarding this solicitation
an excellent opportunity to and supportive environ- are to be emailed to
join the Delmar Gardens ment. kpointer@hakc.org. Please
Family, a leader in geriatric reference IFB 17-915.
care for over 50 years. Go online for details about
this position (Req#186507)
Send your resume or apply and how to apply at
online at
delmargardens.com/careers. www.jobs.ks.gov FOUND ADS may be placed
free for 4 lines 3 days. Call
E.O.E 816-234-4000

Public Health Nurse

Leavenworth County Health
Department is seeking a ULTIMATE MOM’S EXPO
Public Health Nurse. To see 90+ Vendors, May 6, 10-7
12100 West 109th St a complete job description, fb.com/sevensavvysisters
Overland Park, KS 66210 please go to
(913) 469-4210 http://www.leavenworthco
sbernard@ unty.org/employment.asp.
delmargardens.com
TB NURSE CONSULTANT
Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer/ Mi- KS Dept of Health and Envi-
norities/Females/Veterans/ ronment is seeking a TB
Disabled Nurse Consultant. Work
with public health staff and
HEALTH DEPARTMENT private providers across the
state to prevent the spread
DIRECTOR of tuberculosis. Responsible
$58,000-$64,000 for monitoring all tubercu-
College degree and four losis diseases cases re-
years of practical manage- ported in KS and assuring
ment experience in either best practice guidance for
the public or private sector. the control and prevention
Must be computer profi- of disease is provided
cient and demonstrate ex- through the public and pri-
cellent oral and written vate healthcare continuum.
communication skills. Ideal candidate will be a
Ability to develop and pres- self-starting nurse with
ent reports in a clear and public health and clinical
concise manner. College experience with infectious
degree may be substituted diseases. RN license and 4
with equivalent manage- years nursing exp required.
ment or administrative
work experience. In addition Go online for details about
to qualifications above the this position (Req#186416)
preferred Candidate would and how to apply at
have a bachelors or masters
degree in public or business
administration or equiva- www.jobs.ks.gov
lent. Seven years of man-
agement experience in the E.O.E
public or private sector and
grant writing experience.
Check casscounty.com for
full requirements.
Submit resume via regular
mail to the address below,
by email to
janc@casscounty.com or at
www.casscounty.com
website by May 15, 2017.

Cass County Commission

ATTN: Jan Cantrell,
102 E. Wall St.
Harrisonville, MO 64701

PUZZLE ANSWER
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WWW.KANSASCITY.COM
N-O-T-I-C-E
MISSOURI: Investment of-
fers may involve securities
which must be registered or
exempt. Please direct any
questions about investment
offers to the Missouri Sec-
retary of State’s office, 1-
800-721-7996.
KANSAS: Investment op-
portunities regulated by the
Kansas Security Commis-
sion. Questions, call 1-800-
237-9580.
Country store boots & west-
ern wear fsbo 816-590-2234
Angus beef for sale! .25 or .5
AVAILABLE END OF MAY!
620-224-7496
100 Gallon spray rig, 300’
hose & reel, Honda eng,
$1950 785-448-8711
Cub Cadet CC600 28” push
mower, loaded, used 8
hours, $650 913-526-8986
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
ANTIQUE BUYER WANTS
Old signs, postcards, pho-
tos, toys, Country Store,
silver, primitives, estate
misc & MORE 816-373-3841
HUGE Nighborhood Sale
14300 W 56th Place Thur -
Sun, 9AM-5PM Lakeview
Estates Johnson Dr. &
Pflumm
Man Cave Sale April 27-30,
8am-dark 602 S Race Spring
Hill Ks, tools & antq cars.
Stilwell Ks 20035 Granada
St 4 blk lthr media chrs,
shop drill press, belt sander
tbl, Ronco grill, elec
smoker, steel posts, dishes.
199th @ Mission SW corner
subdivision. Fri Sat 9-4:30.
Blue Sprgs 22912 NW Ash-
ford Ct May 4-6 8-5. Com-
plete hsehld, w/d, refrig,
snblwr, mwr, craft suppl,
furn, exerc equip, lots misc.
THE KANSAS CITY STAR.............................................................................. 5G
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE, LEASE OR AUCTION
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
Indep 3516 S Phelps Fri 9-3
Sat 9-2 Sun 11-2 Coins/
sterling flatwr/ collecti-
OUTDOOR FLEA
bles/ furn/ W & D / fridge
4/28-30 SummitEstate- MARKET
Sales.com
Leavenworth HUGE Sale: SUN April 30, 10-5
1916 Vilas May 4th thru 6th
9:00 3 Bedrm Sets, Dining
Antiques
Sets, China/Curio Cabinets, BBQ lunch & more!
Clocks 100+ Hummels Black $10/ space
Americana Banks, Vintage Green Expressions
Toys, 100+ Dolls, Jewlery AND
Purses MORE Vintage Traders
www.Facebook.com/Wisem
Antique Malls
anEstateSales 203-207 W. Dennis Ave
LEE’S SUMMIT Carpet Olathe
Rocker, Quimper, Haviland,
Karlsbad, PMR Bavaria, De- jmagathan@comcast.net
pression & Cut Glass, Lin-
ens, Misc. Cash Only. 2817 913-780-4180
SW 11th Terr (Longview)
May 5 & 6, 9-3p
Lenexa Fine finishings, antq,
tools, clothes, rugs, silver,
crystal, pics, Holiday and
more! 15430 W 89th Circle,
OUTDOOR FLEA
Sat/Sun 8a-4p
MEYER BLVD LANDMARK
MARKET
Fine Furnishings & Art SUN May 7, 10-5
Fri-Sat 5/5-6 Antiques
Details EstateSaleKC.com BBQ lunch & more!
$10/ space
KATHE KAUL Green Expressions
AND
QUALITY ESTATE SALES Vintage Traders
Mission Hills 2811 W. 66th Antique Malls
St, Mon/Tue 9-5. Mid-cent. 203-207 W. Dennis Ave
furniture, Mercedes & Jag- Olathe
uar, electronics, & more. jmagathan@comcast.net
BrownButton.com 913-780-4180
Estate Sale-Apr. 28-29, 9-5,
Apr 30 11-4, 3736 NE
Prather Rd, KCMO
Top cash paid For Antiques
and Estates. Day or Night.
913-287-5131
KENTUCKY DERBY
Merchandise
OWLS NEST
Vendor 340 Buying 50s-60s-70s baseball,
3411 SW Topeka Blvd. football, & basketball cards
Topeka, KS Top dollar pd 816-781-1224
Tue. - Sat.
10AM to 6PM
Pwr chair 3mos use pd
$3600, sell $2000 like nu.
Potty chr $50, 4whl wlkr
$50 new, 816-587-8338
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
6G ..............................................................................THE KANSAS CITY STAR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUNDAY APRIL 30 2017

Auction Block SERVICE DIRECTORY

ESTATE AUCTION Straight Level Contracting A. Carter Hauling free esti-
Selling Herb Davis estate at Concrete Driveways, patios mates cheap 913-231-8010
PLEASANT VALLEY CTR., sidewalks & repair, decks &
stairs ins’d. 816-372-7120 Basement Clean Out & Yard
6805 Sobbie Rd., Pleasant Waste Haul 816-510-5260
2-Day Herman Stahl Valley, MO Always Roofing Comm/Res.
ESTATE AUCTION Emerg repair. Free est. 20 So-KC Junk Hauling, free es-
23224 S. Cedar Niles Rd, Auction SUN APR 30 11AM
SUN, May 7 11:00 am Hvac Quality work. Call yrs exp. Ins. 816-237-6717 timates Joe 913-901-7323
Spring Hill, KS. SAT 5/6, 10 Many 18th c. antiques - Chandler for pricing. Refer- BEST WINDOWc BEST BUY
10112 E Truman RD Inde- Pine corner cab., Early pine
AM-Anvils, Generators, pendence Vintage Toys An- ences upon request. 913- $187 Installd 816-373-2549
Pumps, Shop, Tools, Para- chest, Plate rail, Windsor 827-2446 c NOBODY BEATS ME c
tiques & Collectibles Jew- chairs, Cherry work table, Lawn care MOWING, WEED
glider, Boats & Fishing, elry Coins Furniture Build- Flat roofing highest quality EAT BLOW. 913-710-5016
Outdoor, Horse Cart & Tack, Walnut writing desk, Pr.
ing Materials MUCH MORE! early wing chairs, Federal lowest prices insured ref’s BILLY
Vintage & Household. SUN LARGE AUCTION!! Auc- 30yrs exp 913-710-4155
5/7, 10 AM-15+ JD trac- convex mirror, Student N-O-T-I-C-E
tionsKC.com 816.820.3313 lamp, Early pewter, Delft, The choice of a lawyer is an Brick-Block-Stone-Stucco
tors-see website, JD parts
& salvage tractors, MOW- Spatterware, Early candle- important decision and New/Repair 816-830-7701
ERS-Gravely 1336 WB 36”, sticks, Set Gorham sterling, should not be based solely Driveways patios etc. Small
JD 430 60”, Case 195. Paintings, Lot of Cam- upon advertisement. ad small price 816-616-7038
TRUCKS, ATVS, TRAILERS- bridge, Heisey, Fostoria &
other stemware, Santa Handyman/Window Repair
‘95 Ford F-350; ‘68 White 36 yrs exp 816-442-4083
4000; ‘65 Ford 2T truck; ‘59 collection, MORE
Chev Apache, no bed; ‘04 Electrician RETIRED PLUMBER Sml re-
Polaris Ranger 500 4x4, Auction SUN APR 30 11AM PENCE AUCTION Same day service, license & pair & install 816-606-7608
976hrs; Honda 600 4-whlr & 10112 E Truman RD Inde- insured, free estimates, 5yr Roofing-all types Comm &
FURNITURE & ANTIQUES warranty, Hannah The Elec-
Big Red 3-whlr; Arctic Cat pendence Vintage Toys An- SPORTS MEMORABILIA, Res, 913-257-3589
Z580EXT snow mobile; tiques & Collectibles Jew- trician 913-544-2346
GUNS, TOOLS,
much machinery & scrap. elry Coins Furniture Build- Need help at home or run-
CONSTRUCTION, WELD- ing Materials MUCH MORE! LARGE AUCTION ning errands? 913-526-6456
ERS-Skid loaders-Cat 246, LARGE AUCTION!! Auc- SUN MAY 7, 11:00 A.M.
5685hrs & Cat 262 high-lift, tionsKC.com 816.820.3313 Earnest Shepherd Center

Your Best Friend!

3540hrs; Ing Rand L8 light 610 E. Shepherd Rd.
plant & air comp on trlrs; 2 Liberty, MO. 64068
cable-op scrapers-AC &
Laplante Choate 106, more. Yamaha Virago Motorcycle.
Branden Otto, Auctioneer Sports Items, KC Chiefs
913-710-7111 CHECK OUT THESE Items. CMMG AR15 Mod
4SA .223 Cal Rifle in Case;
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UPCOMING AUCTIONS!!! Golden State Arms Santa
ONSITE — May 6, Sat 6pm Fe Jungle Carbine MKI .303
AUCTION 4795 Frisbie Rd. Shawnee, w/ Scope; Marlin Glenfield dachshund Reg. 9 wks, Labrador AKC Pups Blk or
Mod 60 .22 LR Cal. Rifle. blk/tan & choco/tan 660 YLW available Sire/Dam
APRIL 30 @ 1PM KS. Pawn Shop selling a va-
riety of items, guns, jew- Fishing items. Large stor- 233 2275., $600 660-233- Mstr Hunters. Pups have
2101 N TWYMAN RD elry, coins, tools, electron- age full of nice modern fur-
niture and home decor
2275 first shots, chipped and
have health guarantee. 785-
ics & more.
INDEP. MO. ONLINE — Preview May 8, items. Like New Lane Re-
We choose not to accept the
320-3150
Mon 11-3pm 2203 NW clining Sofa, Nice Sofa &
(Fort Osage High School) Chipman Rd Lees Summit Love Seat, Nice Kitchen Tbl following breeds:
MO. The Parkers are down- & Chrs, Leather Recliner,
The school is eliminating Drop Frnt Secretary, LCD Wolf Hybrid or Wolfdog
sizing nice selection of well Hybrid
the Collision Repair Class. cared for motorcycles, boat TVs, Nice Oak Bdrm Set,
Will auction the following Twin Beds, Full Size Bed, Wolf
& Porsche collector car, English Bulldog AKC regis-
items: Nova-Verta down trailers, tools & zero turn Patio Set, Antiques, Glass-
draft spray booth, Nova- We reserve the right to tered. Free microchipping. Labrador Retreivers Silver
mower. Collector items like ware, Primitives & More! Visit puppiesplayhouse.com
Verta prep station, Chief E- Lots of tools and shop re- amend or change this policy Labs, AKC born 1-10-17
a Vintage Nintendo, Coke without notice. or my Facebook page Puppy
V liner 2 frame machine, chest type cooler & elec- lated, Sev. Multi Drawer $1000.00 913-837-2045
Pro Spot Meg welding sys- Playhouse. $1300-$2000,
tronics. Bidding is open, Tool Cabinets, Snap-on, 785-292-4329
tem, Dyna Brade portable soft close 6pm 5/9. Mac, Craftsman Tools, N-O-T-I-C-E
vac systems, Inductor Pro- ONLINE — Preview May 22, Owner was a mechanic, so Please be careful when
Max Pro Spot TR2 multa- Mon 2 - 7:pm 4795 Frisbie there will be a lot of shop giving away pets. Animals German Shep AKC pups
task welder, 3 Uni-Ram Rd, Shawnee, KS. Out- related items. Very large can be sold for research or 8wks, s/w, Germ imp, grt
spray guns, Detro Duel Ac- standing collection of auction. fighting. temp fam rsd 816-724-0333
tion air powered paint Brownings, S&W & Win- Charging an amount for German Shep puppies AKC Labrador Retriever AKC
shakers, Sim-Spray Virtual chesters among the collec- See Website for photos! the pet may be helpful in reg. s/w, call or text 816- registered pups $300 each.
Paint & Coating spray tion & user pieces. Bidding finding the right home for 694-1887 816-824-1584 913-636-4672
simulator, Dry Star wind- is open, soft close 6pm your pet.
shield repair kit, Alum-Spot German Shepherd reg pups Min.Sch. 1 female and 2
5/23. View the web site for 7wks M/F blk/tan (GER) males. Akc registered 816-
dent system, Narco Mid- complete list, photos &
Rise lift 6000lb cap., Black- Akita Puppies 4 females, Import, parents on site, 225-3937
terms. Pics and info contact $450 816-215-5684 816-781-4231
hawk collision frame meas- LINDSAY AUCTION & Steve & Steven Ritter Neopolitan Mastiff pups reg
uring system, 4 Zendex www.ritterauction.com 573-356-4283 Goldendoodle F2B puppies 7 all shots, 417-844-2516
REALTY SERVICE INC
Pneumatic air jacks, Black- 913.441.1557 Online only auction - In Pro- Aussie 7 wks $300, M & F, fem. 4 males located in poodle / shihtzu puppies,
hawk Shark Universal www.lindsayauctions.com gress Now - Lots Start purebred 816-284-2348 omaha 402-253-9698 nonshed, 300.00 cash, call
measuring system with Closing Sun(4/30) 6Pm - Great Pyrenees puppies-8 660-329-2275.
console, 3 paint masking BEAGLE Puppies $125 660-
Jewelry, Japanese, Coins, 684-6289 wks-raised with sheep and Schnauzer mini pups 3M blk
stations, Viking air filer Meerschaum, Cut Glass, Art goats. 913-845-3330
sanders, Hammer & dolly & s/p $850 785-568-2345
- Catalog & Bidding Link at Great Pyrenees puppies-8
sets, fender stands, Stinger MockingbirdKC.com Scottish Terrier AKC black
Plus Uni-Spotter, 5500 plus wks-raised with sheep and M&F Health guarantee
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CLARK GABLE MOVIES BY JAY BOBBIN

“Red Dust” (1932) Gable and Jean Harlow “Saratoga” (1937) The upstate New York “Command Decision” (1948) One of
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Run Deep” a rubber plantation in Indochina. entertaining rematch of Gable and Harlow. leader enmeshed in politics while trying to stop
starring Burt
Lancaster
“It Happened One Night” (1934) “Test Pilot” (1938) Gable is at the controls the manufacture of German jets.
and Clark Leading off (on Tuesday, May 2) the many in this story of a risk-taker who may – or may “Mogambo” (1953) This remake of Gable’s
Gable Gable attractions Turner Classic Movies will not – be tamed by his sudden marriage. own “Red Dust” relocates the story to Kenya
feature by saluting him as its Star of the Month, “Gone With the Wind” (1939) Well, and makes Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly his
director Frank Capra’s all-time comedy great of course. It’s a movie-industry legend that the dual love interests.
is the prototype of the “road movie,” with an public “demanded” that Gable play novelist “Run Silent, Run Deep” (1958) Director
Oscar-winning Gable as a reporter pursuing a Margaret Mitchell’s roguish Civil War-era hero Robert Wise’s first-rate submarine drama
“The runaway heiress (Claudette Colbert, who also Rhett Butler ... and the sparks he generated with features Gable (opposite Burt Lancaster) as
Misfits” earned an Academy Award). Vivien Leigh’s Scarlett O’Hara has proven their a commander on a revenge mission after his
starring
“Call of the Wild” (1935) The Jack wish correct in all of the epic’s re-releases and precious vessel was sunk by Japanese forces.
Clark
Gable and
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Monroe adventurer Jack Thornton. are reunited as oil tycoons in the making ... and comedy about an incognito newspaper editor
“Mutiny on the Bounty” (1935) Gable’s romantic rivals. who takes a journalism professor’s class.
Fletcher Christian opposes Charles Laughton’s “Honky Tonk” (1941) Wanting to rule a “The Misfits” (1961) Gable wouldn’t live to
“Teacher’s
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Pet” starring
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Doris Day
earthquake – superbly re-created with relatively “The Hucksters” (1947) A war-veteran including the cowboy played by Gable and
and Clark
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friends from childhood, a gambler (Gable) and enlisting a military widow (Deborah Kerr) for part designed specifically for her by her then-
a priest (Spencer Tracy). a campaign. husband Miller).

On the Cover
Tracy Spiridakos signs up for ‘Chicago P.D.’ duty
By Jay Bobbin
© Zap2it
“Chicago P.D.” is getting a
new detective, and if you’ve
watched television in recent
years, she’ll probably look
familiar.
After starring in the series
“Revolution,” Tracy Spiridakos
checked into “Bates Motel”
for a brief but memorable
stay, and she’s turned up sev-
eral times this season as the
title hero’s ex-flame turned
enemy turned apparent ally
on CBS’ “MacGyver” reboot.
She’s definitely on the side of
the good guys — albeit in a
somewhat tainted way at first
— as she begins a recurring
role on NBC’s “Chicago P.D.”
Wednesday, May 3.
Spiridakos’ new character,
Hailey Upton, is a recently
minted detective who got her
shield via an undercover mis-
sion that remains a mystery
to many. Others have doubts
about her earning the promo-
tion, and they initially include
the equally determined Sgt.
Hank Voight (Jason Beghe)
when they collide over a case.
Suffice it to say that by the
Tracy Spiridakos stars in “Chicago P.D.” Wednesday on NBC. end of her first episode, he’s
offering her a spot alongside
the others in his unit if she
wants it.
“I think she earns their re-
spect quickly, just by her na-
ture,” the spirited Spiridakos
says. “She’s really smart, she’s
in tune with her instincts, and
she’s good at her job. She’s
full of p*** and vinegar — I
don’t know if I can say that,
but I just did! — and ini-
tially, there is that clash with
Voight, but they end up being
asked to work together to
solve this case. And he comes
to respect her abilities.
“She doesn’t care what
anybody thinks of her, and
that’s one of my favorite
things about her,” adds Spiri-
dakos. “As much as she has
to prove herself, if you don’t
like her, that’s fine. She’s OK
with that. She’s going to go
in and do what she needs to
get done, and that makes for
an interesting moment with
Voight. When they’re battling
for control of the case, she
isn’t looking for him to like
or respect her. She’s just very
confident that she’s the per-
son to solve it.”
Spiridakos is poised to con-
tinue into the all-but-certain
Season 5 of “Chicago P.D.,”
and what she describes as
her “guest star” status could
leave her available to return
to “MacGyver,” which already
has its Season 2 order from
CBS.
“I like playing strong wom-
en who are forces of nature
and believe in themselves,”
the Winnivpeg-born actress
confirms. “That’s important
to put out there, and I’m very
honored to play characters
who are like that.”
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Sunday ...................4
What’s Cooking ....... 9
Puzzles ............. 12-13
Movies .............. 15-24
Puzzle Solutions.... 23
Sports............... 25-27
Player Profile........ 27
Monday................. 28
Tuesday ................ 32
Wednesday ........... 36
Thursday ..............40
Friday ...................44
Saturday............... 48
Lifestyle................ 52
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When Pierce Brosnan

Phil Keoghan OF “THE AMAZING RACE” ON CBS
How odd did it feel to you not to have a fall
season of “The Amazing Race” this time?
To be honest with you, on a personal level, it was
pretty tough. We’ve had such an incredible run, and
I meet fans all the time, in airports and on the street
– and because it’s such a feel-good show, the fans
tend to be very upbeat and positive, so it was hard to
explain that we (and the series) weren’t there.
What do you think about the show’s new, later
time slot?
Well, I think time slots are less important than they
were, in terms of content in general ... and certainly
less than when we first started.
I still miss our Sunday time slot, but if you look at
our viewership and the amount of people who are
DVR’ing the show, and you see how many people are
watching it in their own time when they want to, that
just seems to be how they’re consuming content now.
As I’ve said to “Race” fans in tweets, “We’re back.
Let’s focus on what we have and what we can do.”
Has viewer response to the show stayed
largely the same?
The fans consistently stop me and say, “ ‘The
Amazing Race’ is the one show that our family can
all watch together.” When you think about it, how
many primetime network shows or popular pieces of
content are there than an eight-year-old can sit and
watch with an 80-year-old and all the generations in-
between, where they can all enjoy it in one viewing
experience? There aren’t a lot of those shows, and I
love that about our show.
lived like a King
Q: I’m glad to see Pierce Brosnan
back on television in “The Son.”
Didn’t he make a Stephen King
story for TV a few years ago?
– Carol Black, Buffalo, N.Y.
A: He did. “Bag of Bones” was a 2011
A&E Network miniseries, and it was the
first home-screen project Brosnan had done
Pierce
Brosnan – other than lending his voice to an episode
of “The Simpsons” – since becoming the
movie world’s James Bond. While promoting
“The Son,” he told us he wouldn’t rule out a steadier return to TV
work, something that he and his late producing partner Beau St.
Clair had been investigating prior to “The Son” coming up for him.
Q: Did any of the actors who co-star with Gary Sinise
on “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders” also co-star with
him on “CSI: NY”? – Jeff Anderson, Palatine, Ill.
A: No, but one of his “Beyond Borders”
colleagues spent time in another part of CBS’
“CSI” franchise. Alana De La Garza had a
recurring role as Marisol Delko, the sister
of detective Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez,
who’s now on the parent “Criminal Minds”)
and eventual wife of team leader Horatio
Caine (David Caruso), on “CSI: Miami.” The
character was ill-fated, but the actress largely
has played powerful women since, also
encompassing her stints on “Law & Order,” Gary
“Do No Harm” and “Forever.” Sinise
Send questions of general interest via email to tvpipeline@
gracenote.com. Writers must include their names, cities and
states. Personal replies cannot be sent.

You didn’t know that Clara Seger of “Criminal Minds: Beyond
Borders” and Emily Prentiss of “Criminal Minds” are former
colleagues?
Don’t feel bad: Until “Clara” was given the story, she didn’t,
either.
Alana De La Garza was surprised – and pleasantly so, since
it meant she’d be working closely with Emily’s portrayer, Paget
Brewster – in making the Wednesday, May 3, crossover episode
of CBS’ “Beyond Borders” spinoff. Holding to the show’s
international scope, the characters reteam in Taiwan, where a
notorious serial killer they investigated many years earlier in New
York appears to have resurfaced ... and may be killing again.
“She is so much fun,” the lively, friendly De La Garza says of
Brewster. “Honestly, she’s a lovely human, funny and easy and a
dream to work with. We had a really good time, and I love our
characters’ back story. We were just as surprised about that when
we read the script as the audience will be. We were like, ‘Oh,
cool! So that’s how we know each other.’ I love integrating the
Checking in with two teams and their histories. Those friendships are stronger and
tighter.”
she came from, losing her husband, and the friendships she
had with people like Jack and Mae (the Gary Sinise and Annie
Funke ‘Beyond Borders’ characters) ... but I did not know her
connection to Paget’s character, so it was nice to dig into that.
“So often on procedurals, you don’t really have that
opportunity,” adds De La Garza. “It’s about the case of the week
and ‘who done it’ and solving it, so I particularly liked this.”
Birthdate: June 18, 1976
Birthplace: Columbus, Ohio
Current residence: Southern California
Marital status: Married; has two children
Other television credits include: “Scorpion,”
“Forever,” “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: Special Victims
Unit,” “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” “Do No Harm,”
“Deadly Hope,” “CSI: Miami,” “The Book of Daniel,”
“Charmed,” “Smallville,” “The Mountain,” “Two and a Half
Men,” “Las Vegas,” “JAG,” “All My Children”
Movie credits include: “You Are Here,” “Mr. Fix It”
On the relatively hasty return of “Criminal

ALANA DE LA GARZA
BY BY JAY BOBBIN
The May 3 story also provides more insight into Clara’s own
past, and De La Garza reflects, “It’s really neat this season,
the way the writers have given all the characters a life. This is
probably one of my favorite episodes, selfishly, because you
come to know what makes Clara tick. I knew the heartbreak
Minds: Beyond Borders” in March: “It’s always
tricky when you’re just jumping in and going for the gold,
so it’s nice that people could find us ... and that we are
right after the mother ship (‘Criminal Minds’), which is our
intended audience.”
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41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (N) (CC) Hit TV ‘TVY’ Champion Hit TV International Raceway in Memphis, Tenn. (CC) off action from the conference semifinals. (N)
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50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 evidence box. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Frying Pan” ‘TVPG’ Stakeout” ‘TVPG’ (CC) under cover. ‘TVPG’ butler. ‘TVPG’ (CC) smuggling ring. ‘TVPG’ Closure” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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Billy the Ex- Billy the Ex- Billy the Ex- Billy the Ex- Billy the Ex- Billy the Ex- Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 terminator terminator terminator terminator terminator terminator (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
M*A*S*H ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman. An ››› Unstoppable (2010) Denzel Washington. Two men ›› The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009, Action) Denzel Washington, John
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 ‘TVPG’ innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) try to stop a runaway train carrying toxic cargo. Travolta. Criminals hijack a New York subway train. (CC)
North Woods Law “Truth Be North Woods Law “Dirty North Woods Law “The North Woods Law “The Big River Monsters “Killer River Monsters “Man-Eating River Monsters “Mekong River Monsters: River Jaws
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Told” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Habits” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Rescuers” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Bad Woods” ‘TVPG’ Torpedo” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Monster” ‘TVPG’ Mutilator” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’
Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt Planet Earth: The Hunt ››› Jurassic Park (1993, Adventure) Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum. Cloned ›› The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997, Adventure) Jeff
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) dinosaurs run amok at an island-jungle theme park. (CC) Goldblum, Julianne Moore. (CC)
Meet the Meet the Meet the Meet the (:15) Martin Martin tracks a (10:48) Mar- (:21) Martin (11:54) Martin (:27) Martin ›› Takers (2010, Action) Matt Dillon, Paul Walker, Idris Elba. Skilled thieves plan the
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Browns Browns Browns Browns pesky mouse. ‘TVPG’ tin ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ biggest heist of their careers.
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 New York City ‘TV14’ New York City ‘TV14’ Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) Potomac ‘TV14’ (CC) Beverly Hills ‘TV14’ Beverly Hills ‘TV14’
Hot 20 Countdown Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean co-host. ‘TVPG’ (CC) ›› Invincible (2006, Biography) Mark Wahlberg, Greg Kinnear, Elizabeth ››› Tombstone (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. Doc Holliday
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Banks. The story of football’s Vince Papale. (CC) joins Wyatt Earp for the OK Corral showdown. (CC)
English Premier League Soccer Everton FC vs Chelsea FC. Premier Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program LifeLock LifeLock Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program LifeLock
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (Live) (CC) League ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Protection Protection ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Protection
State of the Union With Fareed Zakaria GPS (N) Reliable Sources (N) (CC) State of the Union With Fareed Zakaria GPS ‘TVPG’ CNN Newsroom With Fred- CNN Newsroom With Fred- CNN Newsroom With Fred-
CNN 44 37 37 72 202 Jake Tapper (N) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jake Tapper (CC) (CC) ricka Whitfield (N) ricka Whitfield (N) ricka Whitfield (N)
(:10) That (:45) That ’70s Show “Black (:20) That (9:50) That (:20) That (10:50) That (:20) ›› Analyze That (2002, Comedy) Robert De Niro, ›› Employee of the Month (2006, Comedy) Dane Cook, Jessica Simp-
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 ’70s Show Dog” ‘TVPG’ ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show ’70s Show Billy Crystal, Lisa Kudrow. Premiere. (CC) son. Two store clerks vie for a coveted award. (CC)
Cooper’s Treasure “Dead Deadliest Catch “Seismic Deadliest Catch “Down in Deadliest Catch A look back Naked and Afraid “Lord of Naked and Afraid “Easier Naked and Afraid “Melt Naked and Afraid The Ala-
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Silence” ‘TV14’ (CC) Shift” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Flames” ‘TVPG’ (CC) at injuries. ‘TVPG’ the Rats” ‘TV14’ (CC) Said Than Done” ‘TV14’ Down Under” ‘TV14’ bama backwoods. ‘TV14’
Elena of Tangled: The Star vs. Milo Murphy’s Stuck in the K.C. Under- Andi Mack Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Stuck in the Stuck in the Stuck in the Stuck in the Stuck in the Stuck in the Stuck in the Tangled: The
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Avalor ‘TVY’ Series Forces Law Middle cover (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) (CC) Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Series
Keeping Up With the Kar- Keeping Up With the Kar- ›› Safe Haven (2013) Josh Duhamel, Julianne Hough. A woman with a › The Best of Me (2014) Michelle Monaghan, James Marsden. Former ›› The Last Song (2010)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dark secret falls in love with a widowed father. (CC) (DVS) high-school sweethearts have a hometown reunion. (CC) Miley Cyrus. (CC)
Outside the Sports Re- SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) PBA Bowling League Quarterfinals. From Portland, Maine. College Softball Missouri at LSU. From Tiger Park in Baton
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Lines (N) porters (N) (Taped) Rouge, La. (N) (Live)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Outside the Sports 30 for 30 Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari’s College Softball Florida at Tennessee. From Sherri Parker SportsCenter Special ››› Catching Hell (2011,
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Lines (CC) Reporters successful, yet controversial career. Lee Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn. (N) (Live) Documentary) (CC)
(5:00) FOX and Friends Sunday Morning Futures MediaBuzz (N) (CC) America’s News Headquar- America’s News Headquar- FOX News Sunday With The Journal Editorial Report America’s News Headquar-
FNC 60 35 35 76 210 Sunday (N) (CC) With Maria Bartiromo (N) ters (N) (CC) ters (N) (CC) Chris Wallace (N) ‘TVPG’ (N) (CC) ters (N) (CC)
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FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 Bite ‘TVG’ Southern Woman Woman Rules ‘TVG’ (N) ‘TVG’ Kitchen Sweets” ‘TVG’ (CC) “State Fair” ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) “The Big Smoke” ‘TVG’
(6:00) Harry Potter and the (:10) ››› Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. Volde- (12:50) ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Prisoner of Azkaban mort lays a trap for Harry at the Triwizard Tournament. (CC) Grint. New dangers lurk for Harry, Dumbledore and their friends. (CC)
Bundesliga Bundesliga Soccer FC Augsburg vs Hamburg SV. (N) NASCAR RaceDay From Richmond International Speed- Motorcycle Racing AMSOIL NHRA in 30 MLS Soccer D.C. United at Atlanta United FC. From Bobby
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Match Day (Live) (CC) way in Richmond, Va. (N) (Live) (CC) Arenacross: Denver. (CC) Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. (N) (Live) (CC)
Bundesliga Soccer Golf Life 18 Holes Swing Clinic MLS Soccer Real Salt Lake at Sporting Kansas City. From Royals Live! MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kan. Pregame (N) City, Mo. (N) (Live)
How I Met How I Met ›› The Internship (2013, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, Rose Byrne. Old- ›› The Hangover Part III (2013) Bradley Cooper. All bets ››› Gone Girl (2014) Ben Affleck. A woman disappears
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Your Mother Your Mother school salesmen finagle internships at Google. (CC) are off when the Wolfpack hits the road. (CC) on her fifth wedding anniversary. (CC)
European PGA Golf Morning Drive (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ Golf Central Pregame (N) PGA Tour Golf Zurich Classic of New Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf Volunteers of America Texas Shootout,
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 (Live) ‘TVG’ Orleans, Final Round. (N) (Live) Pregame Final Round. (N) (Live)
Deal or No Deal ‘TVPG’ (CC) Deal or No Deal ‘TVPG’ (CC) Deal or No Deal ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cash Cab Cash Cab Cash Cab Cash Cab Hollywood Game Night Family Feud Family Feud Idiotest Idiotest
GSN 177 179 179 347 173 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
The Golden The Golden The Golden The Golden Perfect Match (2015) Danica McKellar. Two wedding plan- The Perfect Catch (2017, Romance) Nikki DeLoach, An- My Summer Prince (2016) Taylor Cole. A prince lands in
HALL 61 137 137 70 365 Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ ners must learn to work together. ‘TVG’ (CC) drew Walker. ‘TVG’ (CC) hot water for his partying ways. ‘TVG’ (CC)
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Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Steel City Rehab “Down to Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’
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Being Evel (2015, Documentary) The life and legacy of legendary dare- Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 devil Evel Knievel. (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Joel Osteen Paid Program › What Happens in Vegas (2008, Romance-Comedy) ›› Rumor Has It ... (2005, Comedy) Jennifer Aniston, Mary Kills People “Bloody ›› Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) Brad Pitt. A husband and wife
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ Cameron Diaz, Ashton Kutcher. (CC) Kevin Costner, Shirley MacLaine. (CC) Mary” ‘TV14’ are assassins for rival organizations. (CC)
High-School High School Soccer Notre Dame de Sion vs. Saint Teresa’s. College Softball Texas at Kansas. College Baseball Baylor at Kansas. (N) (Live)
METSPT 30 68 44 Roundup
MSNBC Live (N) (CC) AM Joy (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC) Meet the Press ‘TVG’ (CC) Pulse of America (N) (CC) MSNBC Live (N) (CC)
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MTV 24 66 68 77 502 ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. (CC)
(6:30) Formula One Racing F1 Extra (N) Premier (:25) English Premier League Soccer Tottenham Hotspur Premier League Goal Zone Premiership Rugby Bath Rugby vs Gloucester Rugby. (N) Formula 1
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Russian Grand Prix. League Live FC vs Arsenal FC. (N) (Live) (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ (Live) Racing
The 80’s: The Decade That The 80’s: The Decade That The 80’s: The Decade That The 80’s: The Decade That The 80’s: The Decade That The 80’s: The Decade That The ’90s: The Last Great The ’90s: The Last Great
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 Made Us ‘TV14’ Made Us ‘TV14’ Made Us ‘TV14’ Made Us ‘TV14’ Made Us ‘TV14’ Made Us ‘TV14’ Decade? ‘TV14’ (CC) Decade? ‘TV14’ (CC)
Ninja Turtles SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob The Loud The Loud The Loud The Loud SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob The Loud The Loud
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House House House House House House
Super Soul Sunday “John Super Soul Sunday “Lynne Super Soul Sunday “Geneen Super Soul Sunday “Dr Super Soul Sunday “Reza Super Soul Sunday “Geneen Undercover Boss ‘TVPG’ Undercover Boss “The
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 Gray” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Twist” ‘TVPG’ Roth” ‘TVPG’ Shefali Tsabary” ‘TVPG’ Aslan” ‘TVPG’ Roth” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Dwyer Group” ‘TVPG’
Killision Course “Friendship Killision Course “Gates She Made Me Do It “Maggie She Made Me Do It “Rachael Killerpost “Sacco & Puccio” Killerpost A man learns the Snapped “Joanna Hayes” Snapped “Kara Lounsbury”
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 and Betrayal” ‘TVPG’ House” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Carr” ‘TVPG’ Mullenix” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) hard way. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Xtreme Off Engine Power Truck Tech Detroit Bar Rescue “Grow Some Bar Rescue “Drunk on Punk” Bar Rescue A death-metal Bar Rescue “Mandala Down” Bar Rescue “Schmuck Bar Rescue “Swinging From
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Road (CC) (N) (N) ‘TVPG’ Muscle ‘TVPG’ Meatballs!” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) concert bar. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Dynasty” ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Rafters” ‘TVPG’
The Twilight ›› The Da Vinci Code (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen. A ›› What Lies Beneath (2000, Suspense) Harrison Ford, Michelle Pfeiffer, Diana Scar- ›› Dredd (2012, Action) Karl Urban, Olivia
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Zone (CC) religious mystery could rock foundations of Christianity. (CC) wid. A housewife is swept up in a spirit’s supernatural revenge. (CC) Thirlby, Lena Headey. (CC)
Friends Friends Friends Friends ›› Divergent (2014, Science Fiction) Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Ashley Judd. A ››› The Hunger Games (2012) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. In a dystopian
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ young woman discovers a plot to destroy those like her. (CC) society, teens fight to the death on live TV. (CC) (DVS)
(7:00) ›› When Ladies ››› He Walked by Night (1948, Crime Drama) Richard ››› The Razor’s Edge (1946) Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney. An idealistic (:45) ››› I Married a Witch (1942, Fantasy) Fredric Take Me Out
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Meet (1941) (CC) Basehart, Scott Brady, Roy Roberts. war veteran questions the meaning of life. (CC) March, Veronica Lake, Robert Benchley.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Return to Amish “Judgment Day” Everyone comes togeth- Return to Amish “Banished” Return to Amish “Dental Return to Amish “You Lie!” Return to Amish “Breaking Return to Amish “Rebels
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress er to support Mary. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Dilemma” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Dad” ‘TV14’ (CC) Without a Claus” ‘TV14’
Law & Order “Under the Law & Order “Expert” ‘TVPG’ Law & Order Shooter hits ›› The Expendables (2010, Action) Sylvester Stallone, ›› The Expendables 2 (2012, Action) Sylvester Stallone, ›› Con Air (1997) Nicolas
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 Influence” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) reputable doctor. ‘TV14’ Jason Statham, Jet Li. (CC) (DVS) Jason Statham, Jet Li. (CC) Cage. (CC) (DVS)
(7:15) ›› Open Season Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Ben 10 “Take Ben 10 ‘TVG’ Teen Titans Teen Titans Steven Uni- Steven Uni- World of World of ››› Charlie and the
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 (2006, Children’s) (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ 10” (CC) Go! ‘TVPG’ Go! ‘TVPG’ verse (CC) verse (CC) Gumball Gumball Chocolate Factory (2005)
Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’
Paid Program Paid Program Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Prentice Impractical Impractical Full Court
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Penny Jokers Jokers Pranks
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TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Girls ‘TVPG’ Golden Girls ‘TVPG’ (CC) Golden Girls Golden Girls Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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UNIV 26 17 73 48 ‘TV14’ (SS) 2017. Desde el estadio Nemesio Diez. (N)
Friday Night Tykes: Steel Inside the FBI: New York 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 Country ‘TVPG’ (CC) “The New Normal” ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Loss” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Head” ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Ghost” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’
(6:30) ›› Class Act (1992) ››› Boyz N the Hood (1991, Drama) Larry Fishburne, Ice Cube. Three ››› Baby Boy (2001, Drama) Tyrese Gibson, Omar Gooding. A man Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 Christopher Reid. boys become men in a tough L.A. neighborhood. (CC) juggles womanizing with fighting his mother’s boyfriend. (CC) “Grapes of Wrath” ‘TV14’ Due Time” ‘TV14’
LifeLock Paid Program CSI: Miami “Open Water” CSI: Miami “Rampage” Gang CSI: Miami “One of Our CSI: Miami “Rio” ‘TV14’ (CC) CSI: Miami “If Looks Could CSI: Miami “Death Pool 100” CSI: Miami An accident cor-
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WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
Boxing Anthony Joshua vs. Fight Game REAL Sports With Bryant Face Off With (10:55) ›› Suicide Squad (2016) Will Smith. Armed Real Time With Bill Maher VICE ‘TV14’ The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Wladimir Klitschko. Gumbel ‘TVPG’ (CC) Max supervillains unite to battle a powerful entity. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) (CC) (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’ (CC)
(6:55) ››› Steve Jobs › The Happening (2008) Mark Wahlberg, (:35) ›› Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (:10) J. Cole: 4 Your Eyez ›› X-Men: Apocalypse (2016, Action) James McAvoy. Professor X and Boxing
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 (2015) Kate Winslet (CC) Zooey Deschanel. (CC) (2016) Seth Rogen, Zac Efron. (CC) Only ‘TVMA’ (CC) Raven battle the immortal mutant Apocalypse. (CC)
(6:50) ››› The Danish Girl (8:50) ›› The Soloist (2009) Jamie Foxx. Mental illness (10:50) ››› Trainwreck (2015, Romance-Comedy) Amy (12:55) ›› Ted 2 (2015) Mark Wahlberg. Teddy bear Ted (2:50) The Mummy: Tomb of
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 (2015) (CC) hampers a Skid Row musician’s dreams. (CC) Schumer, Bill Hader, Brie Larson. (CC) must legally prove his personhood. (CC) the Dragon Emperor
Boxing Anthony Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko. (CC) Perfect in ’76 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ›› The Boy (2016, Horror) Lauren Cohan, (:45) ›› America’s Sweethearts (2001, Romance-Come- › Mother’s Day (2016) Jennifer Aniston,
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Rupert Evans, Jim Norton. (CC) dy) Julia Roberts, Billy Crystal. (CC) Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts. (CC)
Family That › The Cookout (2004, Comedy) Ja Rule, The Beach Boys: Making Pet › Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999) Rob American Jihad (2017, Documentary) (CC) ›› The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015, Biography) Dev
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Preys Tim Meadows. (CC) Sounds ‘TV14’ (CC) Schneider, William Forsythe. (CC) Patel, Jeremy Irons, Devika Bhise. (CC)
The Towering (:37) ››› The Magnificent Seven (1960) Yul Brynner. A man in black (10:48) ››› Good Will Hunting (1997, Drama) Matt (12:57) ›› The Family Stone (2005) Der- (:42) ››› Inside Out (2015) Voices of
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Inferno recruits hired guns to defend Mexican villagers. (CC) Damon, Robin Williams, Ben Affleck. (CC) mot Mulroney, Diane Keaton. (CC) Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith. (CC)
(7:10) ›› Congo (1995, Ac- › Love the Coopers (2015) Alan Arkin. Family members ››› The Gift (2015) Jason Bateman. An old acquaintance ››› Carol (2015) Cate Blanchett. Two women kindle a ››› Love Actually (2003)
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 tion) Dylan Walsh. (CC) gather for a Christmas Eve celebration. (CC) causes trouble for a man and his wife. bond deeper than mere friendship. (CC) Hugh Grant. (CC)
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(2:00) ›› The Lost World: ›› Jurassic Park III (2001) Sam Neill. A search party ››› Jurassic Park (1993, Adventure) Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum. Cloned ›› The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997, Adventure) Jeff
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 Jurassic Park (CC) encounters new breeds of prehistoric terror. dinosaurs run amok at an island-jungle theme park. (CC) Goldblum, Julianne Moore. (CC)
››› Training Day (2001, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Scott Glenn. Martin ‘TVPG’ (:34) Martin (:08) Martin (:42) Martin “Credit Card (:16) Martin (9:50) Martin (:25) Martin Paid Program Paid Program
BET 25 40 66 40 155 A rookie cop meets a corrupt Los Angeles narcotics officer. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Blues” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’
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CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Tombstone Banks. The story of football’s Vince Papale. (CC) joins Wyatt Earp for the OK Corral showdown. (CC) ebrating Waylon Jennings’ music. ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Postgame From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Poker Open - Part 1. Poker Open - Part 2. Poker Open - Part 1. Poker Open - Part 2.
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FX 62 72 42 53 128 (2014) Ben Affleck. (CC) abducts Bryan Mills and his wife. (CC) framed for the murder of his ex-wife. (CC) framed for the murder of his ex-wife. (CC)
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GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 Orleans, Final Round.
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LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 (2005) Brad Pitt. Ward, Penn Badgley. (CC) kidnap the daughter of a former spy. (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) River Styx” ‘TV14’ tion) Liam Neeson. (CC)
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METSPT 30 68 44 Roundup
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(3:30) Formula One Racing Russian Grand NHL Live (N) NHL Hockey Anaheim Ducks at Edmonton Oilers. Western Conference semifinal, Game (:15) NHL Overtime (N) Premier League Match of Premier League Match of
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Prix. From Sochi, Russia. (Live) 3. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (Live) the Day (N) ‘TVG’ the Week (N) ‘TVG’
The ’90s: The Last Great The ’90s: The Last Great The ’90s: The Last Great The ’90s: The Last Great LA 92 (2017, Documentary) Premiere. Filmmakers examine LA 92 (2017, Documentary) Filmmakers examine the
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(2:30) ›› ›› The November Man (2014, Action) Pierce Brosnan. An ex-CIA agent ››› Skyfall (2012, Action) Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Javier Bardem. James Bond must › My Soul to Take (2010, Horror) Max Thieriot, John
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Dredd (CC) finds himself pitted against a former pupil. (CC) (DVS) track down and destroy a threat to MI6. (CC) (DVS) Magaro, Denzel Whitaker. (CC) (DVS)
››› The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) Jennifer Lawrence. Premiere. The 75th Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang ››› The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth.
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 Annual Hunger Games may change Panem forever. (CC) (DVS) Theory Theory Theory Theory The 75th Annual Hunger Games may change Panem forever. (CC) (DVS)
(3:30) ›› Take Me Out to (:15) ›››› The Palm Beach Story (1942, Comedy) ››› Lilies of the Field (1963, Comedy-Drama) Sidney ›› For the Love of Mike (1960, Children’s) Richard Base- ››› Sparrows (1926, Sus-
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 the Ball Game (1949) Claudette Colbert, Joel McCrea. (CC) Poitier, Lilia Skala, Lisa Mann. (CC) hart, Danny Bravo, Stuart Erwin. pense) Mary Pickford.
Return to Amish Mary Return to Amish: Countdown to the New Season (N) Return to Amish “Mary With Children” (Season Premiere) Sabrina has a custody battle (:04) Return to Amish “Mary With Children” Sabrina has a
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 decides her fate. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ for Oakley. (N) ‘TV14’ custody battle for Oakley. ‘TV14’
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TNT 32 69 51 48 108 Cage, John Cusack. (CC) (DVS) Johnny Knoxville. (CC) (DVS) Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine. (CC) (DVS) Johnny Knoxville. (CC) (DVS) convicts hijack their flight.
(3:00) ››› Charlie and the ››› How to Train Your Dragon (2010, Children’s) Voices The Brak The Venture Rick and Rick and American Family Guy Family Guy Your Pretty Robot SuperMan-
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Chocolate Factory of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler. (CC) Show (CC) Bros. ‘TV14’ Morty ‘TV14’ Morty ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Face... Hell Chicken sion (CC)
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MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Tomb Gladers face the dangerous obstacles of the Scorch. (CC) wizard battle hulking orc invaders. (CC) man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. (CC) Wanted
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Stacy Haiduk is happily BY JAY BOBBIN

‘Restless’ about her

Daytime Emmy nomination
For some performers, daytime television can yield
the kind of industry recognition that proved
elusive in primetime.
One example is Stacy Haiduk, known from such
series as “True Blood,” “seaQuest DSV” and the
original “Prison Break” ... and particularly as Lana
Lang on “Superboy.” She’s done several tours of
duty on CBS’ weekday staple “The Young and the
Restless” since 2009, and her latest has earned her
a nomination for outstanding supporting actress in
a drama series in the 44th Annual Daytime Emmy
Awards, which will stream live Sunday, April 30,
from the Pasadena (Calif.) Civic Auditorium
on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/
DaytimeEmmyAwards) and Twitter (https://twitter.
com/DaytimeEmmys).
With her nomination contributing to the 25 that
the 44-year-old “The Young and the Restless” serial
has overall – the most for any daytime show this
year – Haiduk actually has played two characters
during her tenure: Patty Williams (previously
portrayed by three other actresses), a psychiatric
patient with a bounty of scandalous information
on other residents of fictional Genoa City, Wis.;
and her psychiatrist, Emily Peterson, whom Patty
underwent plastic surgery to resemble.
Patty is the part for which the pleasant Haiduk
has her Emmy bid, and she confirms, “Just to be
(of the ceremony) will be wonderful and special.
I’m looking forward to it.” Acknowledging that few
daytime dramas remain on the air, Haiduk adds,
“I think it’s wonderful that ‘Y&R’ is still going
strong. I love being a part of it.”
Having been through so many twists and
turns on the show, Haiduk claims to be “always”
surprised by the material she’s given. “I always look
forward to what the writers are going to write for
me. I’m like, ‘OK, how am I going to do this?’
It’s challenging, but it’s very exciting. When I
get on the set, it all comes together, and working
with Doug Davidson (the cast member of nearly
four decades who plays Patty’s brother, Paul) is
especially such a treat.
Earlier, Haiduk had brushes with soap operas via
“Another World” and “All My Children,” and she
cites those stints as wake-up calls after her career
had been focused largely on nighttime television.
“I didn’t know how these actors did this,” she
allows. “I was so nervous, because I’d never had to
do 20 or 30 pages in one day, and you only get a
few takes. I was used to primetime, where you get
maybe two or three pages a day, and you get to Stacy Haiduk of “The Young and
do it 20 million times. I think (having done) ‘All the Restless” is a nominee in
My Children’ helped me when I went to ‘Y&R,’ the 44th Annual Daytime Emmy
because I did understand the process a little bit Awards, streaming on Facebook
more. I’ve said this before, but I think every actor and Twitter on Sunday.

BY GEORGE DICKIE

Jacob Collins-Levy
What turns Henry’s initially antagonistic relationship
with Lizzy to love?
Well, for Henry I think the first thing is, he starts to realize
how similar they both are, that they’re both kind of puppets
of their mother’s ambition, they’re both born into these
kind of existences that they didn’t necessarily choose and
they both have mothers who are kind of living vicariously
through them.
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But I think Lizzy understands his paranoia and his fear, and
I feel like for him, he feels like no one really understands
him. He doesn’t even feel his mother truly understands him
or what he wants, but I think he feels Lizzy does, and she
knows how to bring him out of these paranoid spirals he
falls into . ... And I think it’s through that he falls in love
with her.
Did the costumes help get you into Henry’s skin?

And then beyond that, I think she as his wife and then
eventually as his queen, teaches him how to love,
essentially. ... And when she teaches him how to rule by
love that I think he really understands, ‘Is this the way to do
things? My mother says that I should be tyrannical, but my
queen is telling me ...’ And it proves that way is the way
that tends to be most effective for his reign.
I think for me with Henry’s arc is, there’s a real sense that
... there is the sense of needing to act like the king, and so
with that comes this sense of kind of really acting out as if
he was a king. And so for me performance-wise to wear
these costumes for the first time, it let me feel kingly ... . It
helped me get to a point of almost an arrogant kind of like,
“Well, I’m the king now.”

What’s Cooking
Sunday
4:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped Ju-
nior A Southern beverage and
seafood; caviar with a savory
batter; fried ice cream.
TRAV Bizarre Foods With
Andrew Zimmern Winged
ants, grilled intestines, grass-
hoppers and dried beef hearts.
5:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
A breakfast pastry and bland
fruit; an altered pineapple;
tower of cookies and tropical
fruit.
TRAV Food Paradise Coke
marinated carnitas burrito;
cheesy lobster burrito; deep-
fried catfish burrito.
6:00 p.m. FOOD Guy’s Gro-
cery Games Bacon dishes;
nine-item shopping limit; Guy’s
mandatory grocery list; refrig-
erator magnets decide.
TRAV Food Paradise Sizzling
fajitas in Texas; spicy tamales
in San Diego; hot chimichan-
gas in Arizona.
7:00 p.m. FOOD Guy’s Gro-
cery Games A fried feast us-
ing only ingredients that begin
with the letter F; dinner on a
bare-bones budget. (N)
TRAV Food Paradise Foods
that cast the most shade; the
tallest meals in town from At-
lanta to Los Angeles. (N)
8:00 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef
Gauntlet The competitors race
to get their items; a sea crea-
ture-themed Secret Ingredient
Challenge. (N)
9:00 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef
Eats The Iron Chefs share
their favorite Italian eats; Iron
Chef Geoffrey Zakarian at
Spartina. (N)
9:30 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef
Eats The Iron Chefs are giving
the inside dish on where they
go for porky deliciousness. (N)
10:00 p.m. FOOD Iron Chef
Eats Everyone loves pizza, the
folks from Iron Chef have their
top picks when it comes to the
best pies.
Monday
6:00 p.m. FOOD Kids BBQ
Championship A real pit mas-
ter event goes into full swing
as the final three junior chefs
enter the BBQ area.
TRAV Bizarre Foods With
Andrew Zimmern Andrew
tries coyote, raccoon tail,
clams and mussels.
7:00 p.m. FOOD Kids BBQ
Championship Four new kid
grill masters cook up a pork
feast in two challenges that are
all about the pig. (N)
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Paper-
thin cuts of beef Carpaccio,
espresso-soaked tiramisu and
cuttlefish stewed in its own ink.
7:30 p.m. TRAV Bizarre
Foods: Delicious Destina-
tions Saffron-tinted risotto;
minestrone; fruity panettone;
Milan’s rich and refined dishes.
8:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Fan
favorites including the bomb
brisket, off-the-chain chicken
and lights-out pulled pork.
TRAV Bizarre Foods With
Andrew Zimmern Cheese-
steak and shad cake to turkey
neck and pig liver in Philadel-
phia.
9:00 p.m. FOOD Help My
Yelp The Delkwood Grill in
Marietta, Ga.; a family-run joint
with an aging clientele. (N)
9:30 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Authentic
tortillas and tacos; Puerto Ri-
can specialties; a deli prepares
pastrami and lox.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Wings
and a steak wrap; barbecue
bird and signature burger; fried
chicken and red velvet waffles.
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Fried
street eats, classic cannoli and
unique pizza.
Tuesday
6:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Junior The first basket holds
escargot and fruit pops; a pric-
ey cut of meat and a gummy
candy in round two.
TRAV Bizarre Foods America
Grilled octopus in Canada;
fried tail of caiman; a frog
smoothie in Peru.
7:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Junior The junior chefs must
integrate the mystery basket
ingredients into taco-inspired
dishes. (N)
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations From
delicate spot prawns, inventive
sushi and king crab to Japa-
dogs and salmon candy.
7:30 p.m. TRAV Bizarre
Foods: Delicious Destina-
tions From falafel to hummus
to shawarma in Tel Aviv.
8:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Asian ingredients in round
one; fresh pasta in round two;
noodles for dessert in the final
round.
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Pastrami
on rye; black and white cook-
ies; spaghetti with meatballs;
smoked fish. (N)
8:30 p.m. TRAV Bizarre
Foods: Delicious Destina-
tions Berlin street foods such
as curry wurst and the Berliner
jelly-filled doughnut; wiener
schnitzel. (N)
9:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
A favorite seafood selection
appears in the basket; bok
choy finds its way to the chefs’
plates. (N)
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Slow
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roasted pork to chicken inasal
in Manila.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Flavorful pork product and a
Japanese condiment; meat
and potatoes; spicy chips and
tropical fruit.
TRAV Bizarre Foods: Deli-
cious Destinations Legend-
ary sun-dried beef; deep-fried
chimichangas; bacon-wrapped
hot dogs; shaved ice treats.
Wednesday
6:00 p.m. FOOD Guy’s Gro-
cery Games The chefs must
dish up their best breakfast
using a grocery list made up of
emojis.
7:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs.
Cons Daphne Oz and Russell
Jackson judge; patty melts with
cinnamon; dishes made with
party dips.
8:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs.
Cons The cooks and cons be-
come a bit sour when tasked
with integrating lemon varietals
into Round 1. (N)
9:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks
vs. Cons In round one, the
competitors must incorporate
pretzels into their chicken wing
dishes.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Cooks vs.
Cons Cabbage burritos; ham
dishes; Sunny Anderson and
Amanda Freitag judge.
Thursday
6:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Pork appetizer; large bird
and an oddly-named radish;
ice cream that only a butcher
could love.
7:00 p.m. WDAF MasterChef
The chefs must create an
entrée for VIP guests; ap-
pearances by Miss Piggy and
Swedish Chef. (N) (In Stereo)
FOOD Chopped A green pie
and a fish fillet in round one;
cheese and a Mexican barbe-
cue specialty in round two.
8:00 p.m. FOOD Chopped
Sausage and okra; savory pie
and a fresh Italian cheese;
peppers and pears.
9:00 p.m. FOOD Beat Bobby
Flay Chef Anne Burrell and co-
median Jay Pharoah plot and
strategize how to beat Bobby
Flay. (N)
9:30 p.m. FOOD Beat Bobby
Flay Scott Conant and Giada
De Laurentiis judge; Ian Alva-
rez and Vuong Loc compete.
10:00 p.m. FOOD Beat Bobby
Flay Alex Guarnaschelli and
Kenny Mayne team up; chefs
Jeff Williams and Kevin Tem-
pleton go head to head.
Friday
6:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Guy finds
a neighborhood place smoking
fresh pork; a restaurant turning
pizza into sandwiches; a family
place serving chicken papri-
kash.
6:30 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Beer with
BY GEORGE DICKIE
A heaping helping of
culinary programming
as April turns to May
Just as April showers give way to May flowers, new
culinary programming springs up this week on basic
cable, as the year’s fourth month segues to the fifth.
First and foremost on that list is “Ayesha’s Home
Kitchen,” premiering Sunday, April 30, on Food
Network. The six-episode, half-hour series features
Curry – cookbook author, social media maven,
mother of two and wife of NBA superstar Stephen
Curry – showcasing quick and tasty recipes that
she prepares with the help of family and friends.
In the opener, it’s taco night at the Curry house, so
“Ayesha’s Home Kitchen” hosted by Ayesha Curry
Ayesha makes pulled chicken tacos from the meat
of a rotisserie chicken, cilantro lime rice, horchata Also walking on the culinary wild side is Noah
brownies and smoky pineapple margarita. Ideas to Cappe of Cooking’s “Carnival Eats,” who in the
consider for Cinco de Mayo, which is Friday. Thursday, May 4, episode stops at Pennsylvania’s Big
The next night on Food is the Season 2 opener of Butler Fair to chow down on a Greek pizza, a crabby
patty burger and a Fluffernutter elephant ear pastry.
“Kids Barbecue Championship,” which finds hosts
Eddie Jackson and Damaris Phillips presiding as Decadent, yes, but also delicious.
young grillers vie in a series of competitions for a If your tastes run to the more refined, there is the
$10,000 grand prize. Tuesday, May 2, it’s the return Sunday episode of Food’s “Giada in Italy,” which
of Cooking Channel’s “Big Bad BBQ Brawl,” in takes Giada De Laurentiis to the fashionable city of
which Brooklyn-reared pitmaster Shannon Ambrosio Florence to host a cocktail party on a terrace near the
hits the road to Albuquerque to challenge a favorite famed Duomo cathedral, with a menu that includes
local restaurant to a “sandwich slam.” You can be crab arancini, avocado white bean dip and grappa
certain that no matter who wins, the outcome will be poached pears with speck. Delicioso.
delicious – and very hot. Over on Travel Channel, “Food Paradise” heads
Speaking of eating and traveling, Josh Denny of to cities across the country to highlight tall orders
Food’s “Ginormous Food” does plenty of it, and – literally meals that are stacked high – on Sunday;
in the Friday, May 5, episode, he touches down in Jack Maxwell and “Booze Traveler: Best Bars” tours
Columbia, S.C., to sample a 14-inch gravy-laden more noteworthy watering holes across the U.S. on
biscuit loaded with meat and eggs, a 12-pound hash- Monday; and Andrew Zimmern and “Bizarre Foods:
brown casserole and “the Cinnamonster,” a 22-inch Delicious Destinations” checks out the offbeat
cinnamon roll. No word yet on how many antacids culinary offerings in New York City and Berlin on
were consumed in the making of this production. Tuesday.
mussels; brisket sandwich; confit pork belly corn dog; a wings and ribs; crab quesadil-
headcheese. joint serves pierogies; serving las and tuna tacos.
7:00 p.m. FOOD Ginormous clams, fresh linguine. 7:30 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Food Josh Denny cruises Drive-Ins and Dives Meatloaf;
Saturday
through South Carolina’s capi- sloppy Joes; catfish; meat tor-
tal; Bourbon’s The Champ, a 4:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, tellini.
14-inch gravy-laden biscuit Drive-Ins and Dives Po-boys 8:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
loaded with meats and half a at Mahoney’s Po-Boy Shop, Drive-Ins and Dives Cottage
dozen eggs; Henry’s has the arepas at Pica Pica and the pie and a lamb-cabbage spe-
Hungriest Bennett, a 12-and- French dip at Beer Belly. cialty; Asian barbecue; creative
a-half-pound hash-brown cas- 5:00 p.m. KCPT The Great
burger toppings.
serole. (N) British Baking Show A tennis
8:30 p.m. FOOD Diners,
7:30 p.m. FOOD Ginormous cake based on a 19th century
Drive-Ins and Dives Duck in
Food Cincinnati; Blue Ash Victorian recipe; two types of
fries and in French dip; French
Chili’s No Freakin’ Way; Meck- cream horns; mokatines. (In
toast; cornflake chicken club; a
lenburg Gardens’ the Uber Stereo) pie milkshake.
Terminator. 5:30 p.m. FOOD Help My
9:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
8:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Yelp Restaurant consultant
Drive-Ins and Dives Home-
Drive-Ins and Dives Guy gets Monti Carlo helps improve the
a helping of comfort food; a made tamales and chile rel-
Yelp reviews for The Spot in lenos; meatball masterpieces;
local New Jersey landmark Montclair, NJ.
dishes up down-home cooking. sweet and savory specialties.
6:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
8:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Wings 9:30 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Porchetta Drive-Ins and Dives In Los
and a steak wrap; barbecue
and prosciutto in Portland; bird and signature burger; fried Angeles, homemade chorizo
wings and ribs in Louisville; chicken and red velvet waffles. and a Yucatan turkey special;
steak sandwiches in Hamilton. 6:30 p.m. FOOD Diners, two funky joints in Las Vegas.
9:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Authentic 10:00 p.m. FOOD Diners,
Drive-Ins and Dives Chicken tortillas and tacos; Puerto Ri- Drive-Ins and Dives Killer
stuffed sopapilla; pozole; can specialties; a deli prepares waffles, old-school biscuits
smoked trout. (In Stereo) pastrami and lox. and gravy, the bomb huevos
10:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, 7:00 p.m. FOOD Diners, rancheros and a hash extrava-
Drive-Ins and Dives Serving Drive-Ins and Dives Barbecue ganza.
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BY JAY BOBBIN
Caroline Dhavernas OF “MARY KILLS PEOPLE” ON LIFETIME
What drew you to “Mary Kills People”?

She’s such a great character, it was a no-brainer for me when I saw the project come
along. She’s so complex and packed with contradictions, it’s so fun to play as an actress.
Also, along with the drama, there’s a level of comedy as well ... so it’s a real treat.

What do you think about basing the show around a doctor who helps
terminally ill people end their lives on their own terms?

It is a very fragile and sensitive subject matter for a lot of people, especially when you
include religion in it. I think it’s a really important social debate to have, and if after
watching the show, people start reflecting upon it and talking about it among each other,
then good.

It’s not a documentary about assisted dying – there’s a lot more going on – but that
certainly is the main subject of the show, and I’m proud of that. I’m very happy to be part
of a project that makes people reflect upon the subject.
Having done such other projects as “Wonderfalls” and “Hannibal,” and now
this, is it safe to say you prefer to do edgy projects?

Yeah, that’s what I’m attracted to, things that I don’t feel have been done before. I’ve been
doing this for so long, I don’t want to be doing something that I’ve already done. I want it
to feel fresh every time.

I’m not supposed to be bored as an actress; it’s not a job that’s supposed to feel that way.
I want to make sure I push myself and challenge myself, and work with people I feel have
talent and are smart. That was certainly the case when I read the pilot for “Mary Kills
People,” and when I heard the writer (Tara Armstrong) was in her early 30s and this was
her first project, I thought, “Wow. I have to meet and work with her.”

With rumors about whether Netflix will continue their wildly suc-
cessful “Gilmore Girls” revival floating around, it seemed almost
certain that fans would get to return to Stars Hollow again sooner
rather than later.
BY @ZAP2IT.COM Last month, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos opened
up to British news agency Press Association about the streaming
DON’T PUT ‘GILMORE GIRLS: site’s hope for more episodes. “We hope it happens,” Sarandos
said. “We obviously loved the success of the show and fans
A YEAR IN THE LIFE’ SEASON loved how well it was done; it delivered what they hoped. The
2 ON YOUR NETFLIX QUEUE worst thing is to wait a couple of years for your favorite show to
come back and for it to disappoint you, but series creator Amy
JUST YET Sherman-Palladino and exec producer Dan Palladino sure deliv-
ered, and people were really excited about more. And we have
been talking to them about the possibility of that.”
Needless to say, speculation about what these new episodes
would be about, when they’d be set, and what the new project
would entail broke loose immediately.
The stars of the show, however, have warned fans not to expect
another “Gilmore Girls” revival just yet.
“I don’t know if there is a need to do more. I wouldn’t want it
to feel like we overstayed our welcome,” Lauren Graham told TV
Line.
Alexis Bledel was slightly more optimistic, saying it would de-
pend on “What story we’re telling... I’m just interested in telling a
story that is dynamic and that I can hook into.”
As much as we loved the revival and are desperate to revisit
Lauren the Gilmore women in a new stage of their lives, we’re siding
Graham Alexis Bledel with Graham on this particular issue.
Revivals are fun because they bring back the nostalgia and
merriment of the original series, and for a short while, you’re
transported into a world you’ve been missing for five, ten or even
twenty years. The quick jaunt down memory lane is satisfying in
the moment, but an overdose can be worse than nothing at all.
As Graham so aptly puts it, another “Gilmore Girls” chapter
might be overstaying their welcome, especially considering the
mixed reactions some fans had to Neflix’s take on their favorite
show. A second season wouldn’t be a revival of the original, it
would be a continuation of “A Year in the Life,” which kind of
kills the frenzy. The tone and feel of the revival was much more
whimsical than anything we ever saw on the WB or CW, and it’s
not clear whether fans would be as excited or engaged a second
time around, now knowing exactly what kind of story they’d be
getting.
Even more important is the question: who would return for yet
another revival?
Jared Padalecki, who played Rory’s first love, Dean Forester,
was barely able to squeeze in one quick cameo thanks to his full
time role on “Supernatural.” With the wild success of “This Is Us,”
it would be similarly hard to pin down Milo Ventimiglia for an-
other run. A revival with no Jess is barely a revival worth having.
All in all, we’re kind of hoping we don’t get another batch of
“Gilmore Girls” episodes. Netflix already gave us a wonderful
wrap-up to the story, and dipping back into it would seem a little
like a brash move to cash in on the Gilmore frenzy of 2016.
“Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life” is available on Netflix.
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“A DOG’S PURPOSE”
The subject of much discussion while it
was in theaters because of a video that
allegedly showed animal abuse on the set
– but ultimately determined to have been
edited – this seriocomic story, directed by
Lasse Hallstrom (“The Cider House Rules”)
and based on W. Bruce Cameron’s same-
named novel, traces the multiple lives of a
canine that is reincarnated several times
in the path to finding its true place in the
world. Josh Gad voices the dog, with KJ
Apa (“Riverdale”) and Britt Robertson
(“The Space Between Us”) as the younger
incarnations of two of the animal’s
owners. Dennis Quaid and Peggy Lipton
play those characters in later years, with
Juliet Rylance, Kirby Howell-Baptiste
and Pooch Hall also in the human cast.
››› (PG: AS) (Also on Blu-ray and On
Demand)
“THE COMEDIAN”
Though some may deem this Robert De
Niro’s return to familiar turf, given his famous
role in “The King of Comedy,” this Taylor
Hackford-directed comedy-drama casts him
not as a hopeful but as a veteran comic who’s
struggling to stay relevant. After a run-in with
an audience member, his sentence to perform
community service introduces him to a woman
(Leslie Mann) who might prove as much a
salvation to him as he is to her. The impressive
cast also includes Danny DeVito, Patti LuPone,
Edie Falco, Harvey Keitel, Billy Crystal and
Cloris Leachman. DVD extras: “making-of”
documentary; deleted scenes; AFI Fest panel
session. ››› (R: AS, P) (Also on Blu-ray and
On Demand)
“GOLD”
Matthew McConaughey certainly effects
a much different physical look in this fact-
inspired story from Stephen Gaghan (the
Oscar-winning screenwriter of “Traffic”) of
BY JAY BOBBIN
Dennis Quaid
a modern gold prospector who seeks his
claim to riches in Indonesia. In tandem with
a geologist (Edgar Ramirez, “The Girl on the
Train”), he leaves his girlfriend (Bryce Dallas
Howard) behind and sets off in search of
wealth ... which the hunters actually find, but
being able to hold onto it once they return
to New York is another story. DVD extras:
three “making-of” documentaries; audio
commentary by Gaghan; deleted scene.
›› (R: AS, N, P) (Also on Blu-ray and On
Demand)
“RINGS”
Naomi Watts isn’t at the heart of this chapter,
but the third thriller in the series that began
with “The Ring” – and was adapted from a
Japanese horror franchise – casts Matilda
Lutz as one of the latest people affected by
a lethal videotape (yes, a VCR still comes
into play here). Johnny Galecki (“The Big
Bang Theory”), Aimee Teegarden (“Friday
Night Lights”), Alex Roe and Lizzie Brochere
(“Falling Water”) play others who come to
regret having seen what they view on the Farhadi. ››› (PG-13: AS, V) (Also on Blu-
tape, with Bonnie Morgan as the human ray and On Demand)
manifestation of the terrifying imagery. “I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO”
Vincent D’Onofrio also is featured. ›››
(PG-13: AS, P, V) (Also on Blu-ray and On A recent Oscar nominee for best documentary
Demand) feature, filmmaker Raoul Peck’s project
inspired by the unfinished James Baldwin
“THE SALESMAN” book “Remember This House” (and narrated
The latest Oscar winner for best foreign by Samuel L. Jackson) encompasses several
language film, this Iranian-French co- tragedies ... the assassinations of civil-rights
production – which also earned honors at leaders Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and
last year’s Cannes Film Festival – focuses Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The film draws
on young spouses who, while working on a heavily from Baldwin’s words in linking the
staging of Arthur Miller’s classic “Death of late activists’ efforts to the era of the Black
a Salesman,” have to find new quarters in Lives Matter movement, also taking ethnic
Tehran after their accommodations become representation in modern Hollywood into
uninhabitable. The house they move into has consideration. The many notables appearing
a checkered past that’s destined to impact in archival footage (in addition to Baldwin
their lives in the present. Taraneh Alidoosti himself) range from Sidney Poitier and Robert
and Shahab Hosseini play the principal F. Kennedy to Ray Charles and Bob Dylan.
roles for writer-director Asghar Farhadi (“A ›››› (PG-13: AS, N, P, V) (Also on On
Separation”). DVD extra: interview with Demand)
“MOANA” ››› “ARRIVAL” ›››
“DOCTOR STRANGE” ››› “MASTERMINDS” ›››
“TROLLS” ››› “THE GIRL ON THE
“PASSENGERS” ››› TRAIN” ›››
“THE ACCOUNTANT” ›››
“THE EDGE OF
(COURTESY OF
COMSCORE) “HACKSAW RIDGE” ››› SEVENTEEN” ›››
“FIFTY SHADES DARKER” (May 9)
“ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK:
SEASON FOUR” (May 9)
“RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL
CHAPTER” (May 16) Jamie Dornan and
Dakota Johnson
“THE SPACE BETWEEN US” (May 16)
(UPCOMING RELEASES) “XXX: RETURN OF XANDER CAGE” (May 16)
“THE GREAT WALL” (May 23)
Family Viewing Ratings
AS Adult situations P Profanity V Violence N Nudity GV Graphic Violence

BY JOHN CROOK

Questions:
‘House’ calls
1) What Emmy-winning actress had a recurring role as Stacy Warner, House’s old
address.
same as Holmes’ Baker Street
apartment number, 221B, is the
girlfriend, whom he blamed for his chronic pain? (“homes”), and House’s
2) What was the first name of the title character in the 2004-12 Fox medical drama reportedly is a play on Holmes
“House”? the character’s name, House,
3) What was House’s drug of choice to alleviate his chronic leg pain? 10) Sherlock Holmes. In fact,
4) In his earlier years, why was House expelled from Johns Hopkins University School of “Everybody lies.”
Medicine? 9) Because, as House often said,
5) House’s best friend, Dr. James Wilson, was a specialist in what medical field? 8) Dr. Lisa Cuddy
6) Which of House’s original three team members — Eric Foreman, Allison Cameron
7) Mira Sorvino
and Robert Chase — was fired by House at the end of Season 3?
Cameron both quit.
6) Chase. Foreman and
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‘THE VAMPIRE DIARIES’:
BY LINDSAY MACDONALD
@ZAP2IT.COM
TO SPIN-OFF OR NOT TO SPIN-OFF?
Ever since “The Vampire Diaries” wrapped up its
eighth and final season, fans have been wondering the
same thing – will we be getting another spin-off from the
world of Mystic Falls?
Thanks to a few doors left open, a second “Vampire
Diaries” spin-off is entirely possible. Alaric (Matt Davis)
and Caroline (Candice King) started a boarding school
for magical children that sounds like it could be the
perfect mix of “X-Men” and “True Blood” – a small town
where violence and supernaturals run amok, with a mys-
terious school looming in the background? Sign us up!
Not to mention, you just know Bonnie (Kat Graham)
would probably turn up to teach one day. That’s defi-
nitely enough characters to constitute a nice spin-off,
without suffocating the new story under the old weight
of “The Vampire Diaries” legacy.
Series creator Kevin Williams told Deadline that this
potential spin-off was an avenue that could possibly
be explored. “Look, Caroline and Alaric opening up
the school for special children is one avenue we could
go down for a potential story line, for its own series...
maybe,” Williamson says.
Julie Plec, on the other hand, was a little less sure: “I
do not have a spin-off in the works, but yes, I have spin-
off ideas in my brain.”
We’re cautiously optimistic about seeing our favorite
characters back on the small screen someday, but we’re
also hedging our bets. Yet another vampire show on
The CW? Seems unlikely. Not to mention, there might
Phoebe Tonkin of be a better alternative somewhere in the pipeline.
“The Originals.” With “The Originals” still in full swing, it’s worth
debating whether it could be more effective to simply
integrate this magic school storyline into the pre-existing
spin-off, rather than launching something entirely new.
Scarlett
Johansson
If you know the comic-book world of Japanese manga at
all, you know “Ghost in the Shell” is one of its classics ...
renowned for combining effective action with philosophical
ruminations on life and its value, depending on how it’s lived
by the individual, particularly in unusual circumstances.
That project has such a following, it’s not a surprise
that now it’s been translated into live action with Scarlett
Johansson – who certainly has not been shy about running,
jumping and punching on screen – as Major, the result of
merging a human mind with a sleek, well-engineered body in
a futuristic world.
She’s the prototype for a corporation that wants to turn
out many more of her kind, but a hacker played by Michael
‘Ghost in the Shell’
Pitt (“Boardwalk Empire”) has found a way to infiltrate her
thoughts. That’s obviously a problem for her and those who
oversee her, including the scientist played by Juliette Binoche.
turns Scarlett in Certainly, Johansson is a fine choice for the flesh-and-blood
embodiment of Major. She’s been building up her action-
live-action form
adventure cred for a number of years, obviously as Black
Widow in the Marvel “Avengers” projects, but also in such
efforts as “Lucy” and “Under the Skin.”
We already got the hint in “The Vampire Diaries”
series finale that Klaus (Joseph Morgan) is aware of the
Salvatore Boarding School, thanks to his beautiful letter
to Caroline that just so happened to include a check
for $3 million. He’s practically bankrolling the entire
operation already, so it’s not out of the realm of possibil-
ity that the school could become part of his storyline in
“The Originals.”
We’ve also already seen clues that Hope (Summer
Fontana) is a lonely child, unable to control her magic
or play with other kids her age. The perfect solution for
that little problem? Magic school.
It’s common knowledge that Alaric will be making a
trip to New Orleans during Season 4 of “The Origi-
nals,” which will introduce his character into the narra-
tive for the first time – remember, to people who’ve only
watched “The Originals” and not its prequel, a lot of
“The Vampire Diaries” characters are total strangers. Af-
ter that, adding him and the twins into the spin-off could
be a logical next step, rather than launching an entirely
new show on their backs.
Most obviously, we can’t leave out Caroline or the
endless anticipation of her eventual arrival in New Or-
leans.
Fans of the Klaus and Caroline relationship have been
not-so-patiently waiting for the day the couple might get
another shot, and this might finally be the opportunity to
make that happen. Should Hope be sent to the Salva-
tore Boarding school, we’d finally get an organic way
to see Caroline enter “The Originals,” and hopefully
stick around for a few short arcs. “The Vampire Diaries”
did hint at a new story for Caroline where Klaus is
involved, and we’d surely be heartbroken to never see
that story actualized.
BY JAY BOBBIN
Her strong suit is that she can convey a lot in the genre not
just physically, but simply with a look as well. While she may
seem to give a blank gaze, that also can say much about her
character’s inner turmoil. It’s a major (pun partially intended)
aspect here, since her alter ego literally is having her mind
messed with.
The overall look of “Ghost in the Shell” is essential as
well, and while computer-generated imagery makes virtually
anything possible on the screen now, director Rupert Sanders
(“Snow White and the Huntsman”) has done a noteworthy
job of staying true to what the saga presented in its initial
incarnation.
With that said, the original “Ghost in the Shell” also is
famous for its Far Eastern existentialism, which has been
watered down somewhat for Hollywood’s take on it. That’s
understandable, since a big budget dictates making it as
accessible as possible – but as slick and well-produced as
the result is, led by a perfectly ethereal Johansson, that may
disappoint those who know the saga in its initial form.
To them, for all its intent to be bigger and better, the new
“Ghost in the Shell” truly may be a ghost of its former self.

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Bad Boys II ›› ’03, Action. Martin
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Bad Company › ’94, Drama. Ellen
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Billy Madison › ’95, Comedy. Adam
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Black Like Me ››› ’64, Drama.
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Booty Call ›› ’97, Comedy. Jamie
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(R) (L, S) BET Mon. 1 p.m.
Born to Be Blue ››› ’15, Biography.
Ethan Hawke, Carmen Ejogo, Cal-
lum Keith Rennie. In the late 1960s,
jazz trumpeter Chet Baker begins a
romance with an actress while trying
to stage a musical comeback. (R) (L,
S, V) SHOW2 Mon. 4:15 p.m.
The Boss ›› ’16, Comedy. Melissa
McCarthy, Kristen Bell, Peter Din-
klage. After her release from prison,
a former CEO battles old enemies
while trying to build a brownie em-
pire with her ex-assistant. (R) (L, S)
HBO Tue. 12:15 a.m.
The Bounty Hunter › ’10, Romance-
Comedy. Jennifer Aniston, Gerard
Butler, Christine Baranski. A bounty
hunter must track down his bail-
jumping ex-wife. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
TBS Sat. 10:45 a.m.
Boyz N the Hood ››› ’91, Drama.
Larry Fishburne, Ice Cube, Cuba
Gooding Jr. Three boys become
men, one guided by his father, in
their racially divided Los Angeles
neighborhood. (R) (L, S, V) VH1 Sun.
9 a.m., 7 p.m.
The Boy ›› ’16, Horror. Lauren Co-
han, Rupert Evans, Jim Norton. A
young American nanny in a remote
English village believes that the life-
size doll of her employers is alive.
(PG-13) (S, V) SHOW Sun. 11 a.m.;
Sat. 11 a.m. SHOW2 Wed. 6:50 a.m.,
7:05 p.m.
The Brave One ›› ’56, Children’s.
Michel Ray, Rodolfo Hoyos Jr., Nar-
ciso Busquets. A Mexican boy seeks
a presidential pardon for his pet bull,
sold to face a matador in the bullring.
(NR) TCM Fri. 12 p.m.
Braveheart ››› ’95, Historical Dra-
ma. Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau,
Patrick McGoohan. Enraged by the
killing of his wife, Scotsman William
Wallace leads a revolt against the
tyrannical English king in the 13th
century. (R) (S, V, N) CMT Tue. 7 p.m.
Brave ››› ’12, Children’s. Voices
of Kelly Macdonald, Billy Connolly,
Emma Thompson. Animated. A cou-
rageous Scottish princess must fig-
ure out how to undo a beastly curse
after an eccentric witch grants her
an ill-fated wish. (PG) (S) FREE Sat.
3:45 p.m.
Breach ››› ’07, Suspense. Chris
Cooper, Ryan Phillippe, Laura Linney.
The FBI charges a newly promoted
employee with the task of finding
proof that a renowned agent is a trai-
tor to the country. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
SHOW Mon. 12:35 p.m. SHOW2 Wed.
1 p.m.; Sat. 12 p.m., 9:30 p.m.
The Break-Up ›› ’06, Romance-
Comedy. Vince Vaughn, Jennifer An-
iston, Joey Lauren Adams. Former
lovers live together as hostile room-
mates when both refuse to move
out of their shared condominium.
(PG-13) (L, S, N) E! Mon. 12 a.m.; Sat.
5:30 p.m.
Bridge of Spies ››› ’15, Historical
Drama. Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance,
Alan Alda. During the Cold War, a
CIA operative recruits New York law-
yer James Donovan to negotiate a
prisoner exchange for captured U.S.
pilot Francis Gary Powers. (PG-13)
(L, S, V) SHOW Fri. 3:30 p.m. TMC
Mon. 6 p.m.
Broadcast News ››› ’87, Romance-
Comedy. William Hurt, Albert Brooks,
Holly Hunter. A reporter, a producer
and an anchorman form a triangle in
a TV-network news bureau. (R) (L, S,
N) HBO2 Sat. 2:45 a.m.
Broken Arrow ›› ’96, Action. John
Travolta, Christian Slater, Samantha
Mathis. An Air Force pilot matches
wits with a renegade colleague who
is threatening to detonate a pair of
nuclear warheads. (R) (L, V) STZENC
Thu. 11:44 p.m.; Fri. 6:09 p.m., 10:04
p.m.
A Bronx Tale ››› ’93, Drama. Rob-
ert De Niro, Chazz Palminteri, Lillo
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Brancato. The son of an honest bus
driver looks up to a local mob boss
amid racial tension in 1960s New
York. (R) (L, S, V) SHOW Sat. 3 p.m.
SHOW2 Wed. 5 p.m.
Brooklyn’s Finest ›› ’09, Crime
Drama. Richard Gere, Don Cheadle,
Ethan Hawke. A massive drug opera-
tion changes the lives of three con-
flicted police officers in one of New
York’s most-violent precincts. (R) (L,
S, V, N) STZENC Wed. 12:11 a.m.
Burnt ›› ’15, Drama. Bradley Coo-
per, Sienna Miller, Omar Sy. A tem-
peramental London chef demands
perfection from his staff as he tries
to fulfill his dream of earning a third
Michelin star. (R) (L, S) SHOW Sat.
5:30 a.m.
Bushwhacked ›› ’95, Comedy. Dan-
iel Stern, Jon Polito, Brad Sullivan. A
hapless delivery boy runs from the
law after being framed for money-
laundering and murder. (PG) (L, S)
HBO Fri. 7:10 a.m.
By the Sea ›› ’15, Drama. Brad Pitt,
Angelina Jolie Pitt, Mélanie Laurent.
A troubled American couple befriend
young newlyweds and local villagers
while staying at French seaside re-
sort. (R) (L, S, N, S) MAX Mon. 7 p.m.
C TCM Tue. 2:15 a.m.
Cabin Fever: Patient Zero › ’14, Hor-
ror. Sean Astin, Currie Graham, Ryan
Donowho. Vacationers become in-
fected with a flesh-eating virus. (NR)
(S, V) SYFY Fri. 11 a.m.; Sat. 12:03 a.m.
Captain America: The First Avenger
››› ’11, Action. Chris Evans, Hayley
Atwell, Sebastian Stan. After an ex-
perimental program turns him into
a supersoldier, Steve Rogers, now
known as Captain America, leads the
fight against Red Skull’s evil HYDRA
organization. (PG-13) (S, V) FX Tue.
6:30 p.m.; Wed. 4 p.m.; Fri. 4:30 p.m.;
Sat. 1:30 p.m.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
››› ’14, Action. Chris Evans, Scar-
lett Johansson, Samuel L. Jackson.
Captain America, the Black Widow
and a new ally, the Falcon, face an
unexpected enemy as they struggle
to expose a far-reaching conspiracy
that puts the world at risk. (PG-13) (S,
V) FX Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat. 4 p.m.
Carlito’s Way ››› ’93, Crime Dra-
ma. Al Pacino, Sean Penn, Penelope
Ann Miller. A reformed ex-convict is
torn between his girlfriend and his
crooked lawyer in 1975. (R) (L, S, V)
MAX Wed. 2:10 a.m.; Fri. 8:35 p.m.
Carol ››› ’15, Romance. Cate
Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Sarah
Paulson. Therese Belivet spots the
beautiful, elegant Carol perusing the
doll displays in a 1950s Manhattan
department store. The two women
develop a fast bond that becomes a
love with complicated consequenc-
es. (R) (L, S, N) TMC Sun. 1 p.m., 9
p.m.
Casanova ››› ’05, Romance-
Comedy. Heath Ledger, Sienna Miller,
Jeremy Irons. With a reputation for
seducing women, regardless of their
marital status, the infamous rake dis-
covers a beauty who appears to be
impervious to his charms. (R) (S)
MAX Wed. 6 a.m.
Casino Royale ››› ’06, Action.
Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Mads Mik-
kelsen. After receiving a license 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 Wed.
12:05 p.m., 10:05 p.m.
Cast Away ››› ’00, Drama. Tom
Hanks, Helen Hunt, Nick Searcy. After
a plane crash at sea, a Federal Ex-
press engineer survives on a remote
island for four years in complete
isolation. (PG-13) (V) HBO2 Tue. 8:05
a.m.; Fri. 2:30 p.m.
Catching Hell ››› ’11, Documentary.
Citizens of Chicago blame baseball
fan Steve Bartman for interfering
with a crucial play during a Cubs
playoff game. (NR) ESPN2 Sun. 5
a.m., 3 p.m.
Central Intelligence ›› ’16, Action.
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Amy
Ryan. A lethal CIA agent and his for-
mer classmate encounter shootouts,
espionage and double-crosses while
trying to save the U.S. spy satellite
system. (PG-13) (L, S, N, V) HBO2
Mon. 5:10 p.m.; Fri. 10:45 a.m.
Une chambre en ville ›› ’82, Musi-
cal. Dominique Sanda, Danielle Dar-
rieux, Richard Berry. In 1955 France
a steelworker, who is on strike, has
a fling with the married daughter of
his widowed landlady. (NR) (S, N, V)
Champion ››› ’49, Drama. Kirk
Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell, Arthur
Kennedy. A boxer uses women, mob-
sters and his disabled brother to get
the middleweight title. (NR) (S) TCM
Sat. 9:15 p.m.
Changing Lanes ››› ’02, Suspense.
Ben Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson, Toni
Collette. An attorney and a recover-
ing alcoholic have a car accident
which escalates into an ongoing
feud. (R) (L, S) MAX Wed. 10:05 a.m.
Chappie ›› ’15, Science Fiction.
Voice of Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel,
Ninja. A stolen police robot is given
new programming which allows him
to feel and think for himself. Howev-
er, his new capabilities pose a threat
to certain powerful forces who will
stop at nothing to destroy him. (R)
(L, S, N, V) TMC Mon. 9:10 a.m.; Sat.
9:05 a.m., 4 p.m.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
››› ’05, Children’s. Johnny Depp,
Freddie Highmore, David Kelly. A
poor boy and four spoiled children
win a tour through the incredible
factory of an odd confectioner. (PG)
(L, S) TOON Sun. 3 p.m.
Chasing Amy ››› ’97, Romance-
Comedy. Ben Affleck, Joey Lauren
Adams, Jason Lee. A young cartoon-
ist falls for a fellow artist, a lesbian
with a long list of former lovers. (R)
(L, S) STZENC Sun. 11:37 p.m.; Mon.
6:49 a.m., 4:22 p.m.; Sat. 6:04 p.m.
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince
Caspian ››› ’08, Children’s. Geor-
gie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William
Moseley. The Pevensie children re-
turn to Narnia, where 1300 years
have passed, to help a prince over-
throw his evil uncle and restore
peace to the land. (PG) (S, V) SYFY
Mon. 10 p.m.; Tue. 1 p.m.
The Cider House Rules ››› ’99,
Drama. Tobey Maguire, Charlize
Theron, Delroy Lindo. Raised to be
an obstetrician at a Maine orphan-
age, a young man leaves to work at
a cider mill with a soldier’s beloved.
”Dirty Dancing”
(PG-13) (S, N, V) HBO Tue. 3:20 p.m.;
Fri. 11:50 a.m.
Cinderella Man ››› ’05, Biography.
Russell Crowe, Renée Zellweger, Paul
Giamatti. Despite a string of losses
and injuries, boxer Jim Braddock
makes a dramatic comeback and
faces champion Max Baer. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) TMC Mon. 3:30 p.m.
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s As-
sistant ›› ’09, Fantasy. John C.
Reilly, Ken Watanabe, Josh Hutcher-
son. After a sideshow vampire turns
a teenager into one of the undead,
the kid becomes a pawn between
warring supernatural factions. (PG-
13) (L, S, V) MAX Tue. 3:35 a.m.
A Civil Action ››› ’98, Drama. John
Travolta, Robert Duvall, Tony Shal-
houb. A lawyer crusades for years
on behalf of Massachusetts families
whose children died from pollutants
in the water. (PG-13) (L) SHOW2 Tue.
7:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m.; Fri. 10 a.m.
Clash of the Titans ›› ’10, Fantasy.
Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson,
Ralph Fiennes. Perseus, the son of
Zeus, embarks on a dangerous mis-
sion to prevent Hades from toppling
the king of the gods and laying
waste to Earth. (PG-13) (S, V) SPIKE
Thu. 12:30 p.m.; Fri. 12:30 a.m.
Class Act ›› ’92, Comedy. Christo-
pher Reid, Christopher Martin, Karyn
Parsons. Two disparate high-school
newcomers trade places, find girl-
friends and don’t want to trade back.
(PG-13) (L) VH1 Sun. 6:30 a.m.
Clerks II ›› ’06, Comedy. Rosario
Dawson, Brian O’Halloran, Jeff An-
derson. Slackers Dante and Randal
find that they must change their
lives, now that they are in their 30s,
and must expand their horizons be-
yond pop culture and sex. (R) (L, S,
S) STZENC Sat. 9:34 p.m.
Clerks ››› ’94, Comedy. Brian
O’Halloran, Jeff Anderson, Marilyn
Ghigliotti. A 22-year-old clerk takes
in a day’s worth of customers at a
convenience store in New Jersey. (R)
(L) STZENC Sat. 8 p.m., 11:16 p.m.
Coach Carter ››› ’05, Drama.
Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Ri’chard,
Rob Brown. A high-school basketball
coach turns a losing team around,
then faces criticism for pushing the
athletes to put grades first. (PG-13)
(L, S, V) BET Sat. 1 p.m., 9 p.m.
Code 46 ›› ’03, Science Fiction.
Tim Robbins, Samantha Morton,
Jeanne Balibar. In a futuristic society,
a married insurance investigator falls
in love with the beautiful forger he
is supposed to catch. (R) (S, N) TMC
Wed. 11:05 p.m.
Coffee and Cigarettes ›› ’03, Com-
edy-Drama. Roberto Benigni, Steven
Wright, Joie Lee. Vignettes revolve
around a dentist appointment, a talk-
ative waiter, musicians and celebri-
ties. (R) (L, S) SHOW2 Sun. 3:15 a.m.
TMC Wed. 8:05 a.m.
Con Air ›› ’97, Action. Nicolas
Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich.
A wrongly convicted parolee on a
flight with a group of vicious prison-
ers tries to stop their violent hijack-
ing. (R) (L, S, V) TNT Sun. 3 p.m.,
10:30 p.m.
Conan the Destroyer ›› ’84, Ad-
venture. Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Grace Jones, Wilt Chamberlain. An
evil queen wants Conan to fetch a
jewel-encrusted horn that can awak-
en the dead. (PG) (S, V) AMC Wed.
8:30 a.m.
Congo ›› ’95, Action. Dylan Walsh,
Laura Linney, Ernie Hudson. Killer
gorillas menace an ex-CIA agent, a
primatologist and others on a mis-
sion in Africa. (PG-13) (L, V) TMC Sun.
7:10 a.m.; Mon. 1:30 p.m.
The Conspirator ›› ’10, Histori-
cal Drama. James McAvoy, Robin
Wright, Kevin Kline. A novice lawyer
realizes that his client, the only wom-
an charged with conspiring to kill
President Lincoln, may be innocent.
(PG-13) (S, V) MAX Thu. 5:10 a.m.
Constantine ›› ’05, Fantasy. Keanu
Reeves, Rachel Weisz, Shia LaBeouf.
A man who can see demons helps
a skeptical policewoman investigate
her twin sister’s mysterious death.
(R) (L, S, V) MAX Thu. 4:55 p.m.
The Cookout › ’04, Comedy. Ja Rule,
Tim Meadows, Jenifer Lewis. An ath-
lete’s mother has a wild barbecue at
his mansion. (PG-13) (L, S) SHOW2
Sun. 8:30 a.m. TMC Fri. 5:55 a.m.,
12:20 p.m.
Couples Retreat ›› ’09, Comedy.
Vince Vaughn, Jason Bateman, Jon
Favreau. Four couples find that para-
dise comes at a price when they
must participate in therapy sessions
at a tropical resort. (PG-13) (L, S)
USA Sat. 5 p.m.
The Courtship of Eddie’s Father
››› ’63, Children’s. Glenn Ford,
Shirley Jones, Ron Howard. A young
boy uses a peculiar and humorous
standard to determine the “perfect”
wife for his widowed father. (NR)
TCM Mon. 3 p.m.
Coyote Ugly › ’00, Romance-Come-
dy. Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, Maria
Bello. A struggling songwriter cuts
loose in a rowdy New York bar. (PG-
13) (L, S) MAX Sat. 11:30 a.m.
Creature From the Black Lagoon
››› ’54, Horror. Richard Carlson,
Julia Adams, Richard Denning. Fos-
sil hunters encounter a dangerous,
humanlike amphibian in the Amazon.
(G) TCM Thu. 7 p.m.
Criminal ›› ’16, Action. Kevin Cost-
ner, Gal Gadot, Gary Oldman. Hoping
to stop a diabolical plot, the CIA
implants the memories and skills of
a dead agent into the mind of a dan-
gerous convict. (R) (L, S, V) HBO2
Wed. 2:40 p.m.
Crimson Peak ››› ’15, Horror. Mia
Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom
Hiddleston. A woman investigates
ghostly visions at a remote gothic
mansion where she lives with her
new husband and mysterious sister-
in-law. (R) (L, S, V) HBO2 Fri. 5 p.m.
Crimson Tide ››› ’95, Suspense.
Denzel Washington, Gene Hackman,
George Dzundza. Two U.S. Navy of-
ficers clash aboard a nuclear sub-
marine bound for Russia, while that
country is under rebel siege. (R) (L,
S) HBO2 Wed. 12:40 p.m.
Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
› ’01, Comedy. Paul Hogan, Linda
Kozlowski, Jere Burns. The Aussie
adventurer mixes it up with smug-
glers in L.A. (PG) (L, V) SHOW Tue.
7:25 a.m.
Crocodile Dundee ››› ’86, Com-
edy. Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski,
Mark Blum. A rich reporter tours
outback Australia with a crocodile
hunter, then brings him to Manhat-
tan. (PG-13) (L, S, V) AMC Fri. 10 p.m.;
Sat. 1 p.m.
Cruel Intentions ›› ’99, Drama.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe,
Reese Witherspoon. A manipulative
adolescent challenges her step-
brother to ruin two sexually innocent
acquaintances. (R) (L, S) E! Sun. 1
a.m.; Sat. 2 a.m., 10 p.m.
D
The D Train ›› ’15, Comedy-Drama.
Jack Black, James Marsden, Kathryn
Hahn. A nebbish spins a web of lies
around a famous former classmate
to win his friendship and persuade
him to attend their high-school re-
union. (R) (L, S, N, S) TMC Sat. 2:05
a.m.
The Da Vinci Code ›› ’06, Mys-
tery. Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian
McKellen. A murder in the Louvre
Museum and clues in paintings by
Leonardo lead to the discovery of a
religious mystery that could rock the
foundations of Christianity. (PG-13)
(S, N, V) SYFY Sun. 8:30 a.m.
Dames ›› ’34, Musical. Joan
Blondell, Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler.
A chorus girl, producer and dancer
put on a Broadway show. Choreo-
graphed by Busby Berkeley. (NR)
TCM Thu. 1:30 p.m.
The Danish Girl ››› ’15, Biography.
Eddie Redmayne, Alicia Vikander,
Ben Whishaw. With support from
his loving wife Gerda, artist Einar
Wegener prepares to undergo one of
the first sex-change operations. (R)
(S, N) MAX Sun. 6:50 a.m.
The Dark Knight Rises ››› ’12, Ac-
tion. Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway,
Tom Hardy. Eight years after he took
the blame for Harvey Dent’s death
and vanished into the night, Batman
is forced out of his self-imposed exile
by a cunning cat burglar and a merci-
less terrorist called Bane. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) SPIKE Tue. 12:30 p.m., 8 p.m.
The Darkest Hour › ’11, Science Fic-
tion. Emile Hirsch, Max Minghella,
Olivia Thirlby. An alien attack sweeps
up American tourists in Moscow.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) SYFY Thu. 11:58 p.m.;
Fri. 1:03 p.m.
The Day the Earth Stood Still ››
’08, Science Fiction. Keanu Reeves,
Jennifer Connelly, Kathy Bates. A
woman and her stepson learn the
chilling meaning behind the procla-
mation of an alien visitor that he is
a “friend to the Earth.” (PG-13) (S, V)
MAX Thu. 9:10 a.m.
Deadpool ››› ’16, Action. Ryan
Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, Ed
Skrein. Armed with accelerated
healing powers and a twisted sense
of humor, mercenary Wade Wilson
adopts the alter ego Deadpool and
hunts down the man who nearly de-
stroyed his life. (R) (L, S, V, N) HBO2
Fri. 12:35 a.m.
Dear Heart ››› ’65, Comedy. Glenn
Ford, Geraldine Page, Michael Ander-
son Jr. An unmarried postmistress
attends a New York convention and
meets a salesman about to be mar-
ried. (NR) TCM Mon. 1 p.m.
Deep Impact ›› ’98, Drama. Robert
Duvall, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood. Trou-
bled people attempt to mend their
lives as they brace themselves for a
comet that threatens Earth. (PG-13)
(L, V) STZENC Fri. 2:08 p.m., 8 p.m.;
Sat. 10:59 a.m.
Déjà Vu ››› ’06, Suspense. Denzel
Washington, Val Kilmer, Jim Caviezel.
A time-folding federal agent falls in
love with a New Orleans woman who
is targeted to be murdered. (PG-13)
(S, V) SHOW Tue. 11:45 a.m. SHOW2
Fri. 5:45 p.m.
Deliver Us From Eva ›› ’03, Ro-
mance-Comedy. LL Cool J, Gabrielle

Union, Duane Martin. In order to
get a breather from their meddling
sister-in-law, three men pay a play-
boy $5,000 to romance her. (R) (L,
S) STZENC Tue. 2 p.m.
The Descent ››› ’05, Horror. Shau-
na Macdonald, Natalie Mendoza,
Alex Reid. Women on a caving ex-
pedition encounter ravenous under-
ground predators that would love to
sink their teeth into fresh meat. (R)
(L, S, V) SHOW2 Mon. 10:30 p.m. TMC
Sun. 12:35 a.m.
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo ›
’05, Comedy. Rob Schneider, Eddie
Griffin, Jeroen Krabbé. A pimp uses
Deuce as bait to find a killer. (R) (L, S,
N, S) STZENC Wed. 9:34 a.m.
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo › ’99,
Comedy. Rob Schneider, William For-
sythe, Eddie Griffin. An aquarium
cleaner becomes a gigolo for quick
cash. (R) (L, S) SHOW2 Sun. 11 a.m.
Die Hard 2 ››› ’90, Action. Bruce
Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, William Ather-
ton. The sequel’s police hero spots
military terrorists while waiting for
his wife at a Washington, D.C., air-
port. (R) (L, S, N, V) TNT Sat. 11:45
p.m.
The Dilemma ›› ’11, Comedy. Vince
Vaughn, Kevin James, Jennifer Con-
nelly. As an important presentation
nears, a business partner agonizes
over whether to tell his associate and
friend that he saw the man’s wife out
with another guy. (PG-13) (S) USA
Thu. 8:30 a.m.
Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights ››
’04, Romance. Diego Luna, Romola
Garai, Sela Ward. Love blossoms
between a young Cuban and an
American teenager as they prepare
for a New Year’s Eve dance contest.
(PG-13) (S) FREE Wed. 11 p.m.
Dirty Dancing ››› ’87, Romance.
Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry
Orbach. A doctor’s teenage daugh-
ter gets slinky with the dance teach-
er at a Catskills resort in the summer
of 1963. (PG-13) (L, S) FREE Wed. 7
p.m.; Thu. 4 p.m.
Disaster Movie › ’08, Comedy. Matt
Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo, Kim Kar-
dashian. Attractive 20-somethings
dodge catastrophic events. (PG-13)
(L, S, V) SHOW Wed. 7 p.m. SHOW2
Tue. 3 p.m., 11:45 p.m.
The Divergent Series: Allegiant ›
’16, Science Fiction. Shailene Wood-
ley, Theo James, Naomi Watts. Tris
and Four journey beyond the wall
that encloses Chicago. (PG-13) (S, N,
V) HBO Wed. 7:55 a.m.
Divergent ›› ’14, Science Fiction.
Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Ash-
ley Judd. In a future society, people
are divided into factions based on
their personalities. After a young
woman learns she is a Divergent and
will never fit into any one group, she
uncovers a conspiracy to destroy
all those like her. (PG-13) (S, V) TBS
Sun. 10 a.m.
Domestic Disturbance › ’01, Sus-
pense. John Travolta, Vince Vaughn,
Teri Polo. A divorced man investi-
gates his son’s murderous stepfather.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW Wed. 10:35
a.m.
Don Jon ››› ’13, Comedy-Drama.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Scarlett Jo-
hansson, Julianne Moore. A New Jer-
sey bartender embarks on his first
genuine relationship with a woman,
but his constant craving for Internet
porn threatens to bring things crash-
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Down to Earth › ’01, Comedy. Chris
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Dredd ›› ’12, Action. Karl Urban, Ol-
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Drumline ››› ’02, Comedy-Drama.
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(L, S) MTV Wed. 10 p.m.; Thu. 7 p.m.
The Duff ›› ’15, Comedy. Mae Whit-
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A high-school senior sets out to
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Dumb and Dumber ››› ’94, Com-
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Easy A ››› ’10, Comedy. Emma
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lie teaches a clean-cut teenager to
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9:30 a.m.
Eddie the Eagle ››› ’16, Biography.
Taron Egerton, Hugh Jackman, Jo
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the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary,
Alberta. (PG-13) (S, N) HBO Thu.
2:50 p.m.
Emelie ››› ’15, Suspense. Sarah
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(NR) (S, V) MAX Wed. 4:35 a.m.
Employee of the Month ›› ’06,
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(PG-13) (L, S) COMD Sun. 1:30 p.m.
The English Patient ››› ’96, Dra-
ma. Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche,
Willem Dafoe. A Hungarian count’s
fling with a British newlywed leads to
tragedy in World War II North Africa.
(R) (L, S, V) HBO Fri. 2:20 a.m. HBO2
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Escape From Alcatraz ››› ’79, Sus-
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(S, V) AMC Thu. 12:30 a.m., 11 a.m.
Escape from the Planet of the Apes
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Evan Almighty ›› ’07, Children’s.
Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman, Lau-
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Everest ››› ’15, Adventure. Jason
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Everything Must Go ››› ’10, Com-
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Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham,
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The Express ›› ’08, Biography.
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F Fifty Shades of Black › ’16, Comedy.
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is treated like a monster after his face
is burned in circa-1900 New England.
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Factory Girl ›› ’06, Biography.
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The Family Stone ›› ’05, Romance-
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(PG-13) (L, S) STZENC Sun. 4:03 a.m.,
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Fantastic Four › ’15, Action. Miles
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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo
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4:30 p.m.
The Fast and the Furious ›› ’01,
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MTV Sun. 7 p.m.
The Fastest Gun Alive ››› ’56,
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es a showdown with a quick-draw
artist who just wants to live in peace
with his wife. (NR) TCM Mon. 5:15
a.m.
A Few Good Men ››› ’92, Drama.
Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi
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rines accused of killing a private at
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Fiesta ›› ’47, Musical Comedy. Es-
ther Williams, Akim Tamiroff, Ricardo
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TCM Fri. 10 a.m.
The Fifth Element ››› ’97, Science
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impact with an onrushing anti-life
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The Fifth Estate ›› ’13, Drama.
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platform for whistle-blowers to leak
covert data anonymously and ex-
pose government secrets and corpo-
rate crimes. (R) (L, S, V) SHOW Wed.
2:30 p.m. SHOW2 Sat. 7:15 a.m.
Marlon Wayans, Kali Hawk, Affion
Crockett. A couple get kinky in a
spoof of “Fifty Shades of Grey.” (R)
(L, S, N, S) SHOW Wed. 8:30 p.m.
TMC Sun. 2:15 a.m.
Fifty Shades of Grey ›› ’15, Ro-
mance. Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dor-
nan, Jennifer Ehle. An inexperienced
college student begins a daring af-
fair with a controlling businessman
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(L, S, N, S) USA Sat. 7:30 p.m.
The Fighting Temptations ›› ’03,
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Tue. 9:30 a.m., 12 p.m.
The Final Cut ›› ’04, Science Fic-
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James Caviezel. A man who assem-
bles films from people’s memory
chips finds a connection to his own
darkest secret in the footage from a
dead executive. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TMC
Tue. 2 a.m.
The Finger Points ›› ’31, Crime Dra-
ma. Richard Barthelmess, Fay Wray,
Clark Gable. A gangster pays a crime
reporter to bury bad news, then has
him killed when bad news leaks out.
(NR) TCM Wed. 5:30 a.m.
Fool’s Gold › ’08, Action. Matthew
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(PG-13) (L, S, N, V) HBO Tue. 10:50
a.m.; Fri. 3:45 p.m.
Footlight Parade ›› ’33, Musical.
James Cagney, Joan Blondell, Ruby
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extravagant musical prologues for
movie theaters. (G) TCM Thu. 3:15
p.m.
For the Love of Mike ›› ’60, Chil-
dren’s. Richard Basehart, Danny Bra-
vo, Stuart Erwin. An Indian orphan
enters his white quarter horse in a
race, to raise money for a priest’s
church. (NR) TCM Sun. 9 p.m.
The Forest ›› ’16, Horror. Nata-
lie Dormer, Taylor Kinney, Yukiyo-
shi Ozawa. While investigating the
disappearance of her twin sister, a
young American encounters the tor-
mented spirits of Japan’s mysterious
and legendary Aokigahara Forest.
(PG-13) (S) MAX Thu. 7 p.m.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall ›››
’08, Romance-Comedy. Jason Segel,
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a musician encounters his former
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S, N, S) HBO Wed. 12:30 a.m. HBO2
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45 Years ››› ’15, Drama. Charlotte
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versary approaches, a woman learns
that her husband was once engaged
to someone else. (R) (L, S) TMC Fri.
10:45 a.m.
42nd Street ›››› ’33, Musical
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performer is sidelined with a twisted
ankle. (NR) TCM Thu. 5:15 p.m.
42 ››› ’13, Biography. Chadwick
Boseman, Harrison Ford, Nicole Be-
harie. In 1946, Branch Rickey, general
manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
signs Jackie Robinson to the team in
defiance of major league baseball’s
notorious color barrier. (PG-13) (L, S)
HBO2 Thu. 11:15 a.m.
The 40-Year-Old Virgin ››› ’05,
Romance-Comedy. Steve Carell,
Catherine Keener, Paul Rudd. Three
dysfunctional co-workers embark on
a mission to help their newfound
friend lose his sexual innocence. (R)
(L, S, S) MTV Sun. 2 p.m.; Mon. 12 a.m.
Frank Miller’s Sin City ››› ’05, Ac-
tion. Jessica Alba, Devon Aoki, Alexis
Bledel. Lawmen, prostitutes, a hulk-
ing thug and other sordid characters
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A Free Soul ››› ’31, Drama. Norma
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2 a.m.
Friday the 13th › ’09, Horror. Jar-
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Friday ››› ’95, Comedy. Ice Cube,
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on his front porch with a pal who
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Friends With Benefits ››› ’11, Ro-
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Frozen ››› ’13, Children’s. Voices of
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of murdering his wife. (PG-13) (S, V)
AMC Sun. 2 a.m. WGN-A Fri. 7 p.m.,
10 p.m.
Furious 7 ››› ’15, Action. Vin Die-
sel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson.
A smooth-talking government agent
offers to help Dominic Toretto and
his gang eliminate a dangerous en-
emy in exchange for their help in res-
cuing a kidnapped computer hacker.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX Sun. 9:05 p.m.
G
Gambling on the High Seas ››
’40, Crime Drama. Wayne Morris,
Jane Wyman, Gilbert Roland. A re-
porter talks a gangster’s secretary
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TCM Tue. 5:45 a.m.
Get Him to the Greek ››› ’10,
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S) MTV Sun. 2:30 a.m.
Get Rich or Die Tryin’ ›› ’05, Crime
Drama. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson,
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Walter
Alza. 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 Sat. 9:30 p.m.
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance ›
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Ciarán Hinds. A secret sect hires
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a.m., 2:30 a.m.
Ghost Rider ›› ’07, Action. Nicolas
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Wed. 7:30 p.m.; Thu. 5 p.m.
Ghost World ››› ’01, Comedy-Dra-
ma. Thora Birch, Scarlett Johansson,
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The Ghost Writer ››› ’10, Drama.
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Ghostbusters II ›› ’89, Comedy.
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are trying to rid New York of stress-
related pink slime. (PG) (S, V) VH1
Sat. 10:30 a.m.
Ghostbusters ››› ’84, Comedy. Bill
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normal investigators battle mischie-
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V) VH1 Fri. 11:30 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m.
The Gift ››› ’15, Suspense. Jason
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erton. A horrifying secret emerges
when a married couple encounter an
acquaintance from the man’s past.
(R) (L, S) TMC Sun. 11 a.m., 7 p.m.
Gilda ››› ’46, Romance. Rita Hay-
worth, Glenn Ford, George Macready.
A Buenos Aires casino owner hires a
gambler who once had an affair with
his alluring wife. (NR) (S, V) TCM
Mon. 8:30 a.m.
Ginger & Rosa ››› ’12, Drama. Elle
Fanning, Alice Englert, Alessandro
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friendship between two teenag-
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Wed. 6 a.m.
Glengarry Glen Ross ››› ’92, Dra-
ma. Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec
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salesmen sink to varying levels of
deceit in order to sell their dubious
properties. (R) (L) SHOW2 Tue. 1:15
p.m.
Goblin ›› ’10, Horror. Camille Sul-
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vacation becomes a nightmare when
a malevolent sprite steals a family’s
baby. (NR) SYFY Mon. 6 a.m.
Gold Diggers in Paris ›› ’38, Mu-
sical Comedy. Rudy Vallee, The
Schnickelfritz Band, Rosemary Lane.
A mistake allows chorus girls and a
crooner to enter a ballet competition
in Paris. (NR) TCM Sun. 5:15 a.m.
Gold Diggers of 1933 ››› ’33, Mu-
sical Comedy. Joan Blondell, Ruby
Keeler, Dick Powell. A songwriter’s
big check puts chorus girls to work
but incurs his brother’s wrath. (NR)
(S) TCM Thu. 11:45 a.m.
Gold Diggers of 1935 ››› ’35, Mu-
sical Comedy. Dick Powell, Gloria
Stuart, Adolphe Menjou. Romance
strikes when a vacationing million-
airess and her daughter spend their
vacation at a posh New England
resort. (G) TCM Thu. 9:45 a.m.
Gold Diggers of 1937 ›› ’36, Mu-
sical Comedy. Dick Powell, Joan
Blondell, Victor Moore. An insurance
man and a chorus girl baby a heavily
insured Broadway producer. (NR) (S)
TCM Thu. 8 a.m.
Gone Girl ››› ’14, Mystery. Ben
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Harris. A man reports that his wife
has gone missing on their fifth wed-
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GoodFellas ›››› ’90, Crime Dra- The Hangover ››› ’09, Comedy.
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The Goonies ››› ’85, Children’s.
The Happening › ’08, Science Fic-
Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen.
tion. Mark Wahlberg, Zooey Descha-
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S, V) VH1 Fri. 4:30 p.m., 9 p.m.
9 a.m.
The Greatest Game Ever Played ›› Hardcore Henry ›› ’15, Action.
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on the reigning champion at the 1913
rampage through Moscow to save
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p.m., 9:30 p.m. and his army of thugs. (R) (L, S, V, N)
Grumpy Old Men ›› ’93, Come- SHOW Sat. 9 p.m.
dy. Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hal-
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rekindle a 10-year feud when they Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Wat-
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ragtag rivals to save the universe. Voldemort nears, Harry may have to
(PG-13) (L, S, V) FX Wed. 6:30 p.m.; make the ultimate sacrifice. (PG-13)
Thu. 4:30 p.m. (S, V) FREE Sun. 8 p.m.; Mon. 4 p.m.
Guess Who ›› ’05, Comedy. Bernie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Mac, Ashton Kutcher, Zoe Saldana. ››› ’05, Fantasy. Daniel Radcliffe,
The sarcastic patriarch of a black Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. Signs
family freely expresses his opinion of Voldemort’s return emerge as
of his daughter’s white boyfriend. Harry’s friends help him prepare for
(PG-13) (S) VH1 Tue. 1:30 p.m., 11 p.m. a tournament with Europe’s best
student wizards. (PG-13) (S, V) FREE
H Sun. 9:10 a.m.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood
Hail, Caesar! ››› ’16, Comedy. Josh Prince ››› ’09, Children’s. Dan-
Brolin, George Clooney, Alden Eh- iel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma
renreich. A studio fixer springs into Watson. Dumbledore tries to pre-
action when a top movie star gets pare Harry for the final battle with
kidnapped while in costume for the Voldemort, while Death Eaters wreak
swords-and-sandals epic “Hail, Cae- havoc in both Muggle and Wizard
sar!” (PG-13) (S) HBO2 Sat. 9:20 p.m. worlds, and tragedy looms on the
Hairspray ››› ’07, Musical Com- horizon. (PG) (L, S, V) FREE Sun.
edy. John Travolta, Nikki Blonsky, 12:50 p.m.
Amanda Bynes. In 1960s Baltimore Harry Potter and the Prisoner of
a plump teen becomes an overnight Azkaban ››› ’04, Children’s. Dan-
celebrity after she wins a spot on iel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma
a local dance program called “The Watson. The young wizard and his
friends confront Sirius Black, a fugi-
tive with ties to Harry’s past. (PG) (L,
S, V) FREE Sun. 6 a.m.
The Hateful Eight ››› ’15, West-
ern. Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell,
Jennifer Jason Leigh. While seeking
shelter from a blizzard in post-Civil
War Wyoming, two bounty hunters,
a fugitive prisoner and a man who
claims to be a sheriff encounter four
strangers. (R) (L, S, V, N) SHOW Mon.
11:30 p.m.; Fri. 9 p.m.
He Walked by Night ››› ’48, Crime
Drama. Richard Basehart, Scott
Brady, Roy Roberts. Los Angeles po-
lice officers hunt a devious killer thief
who monitors their frequency. (NR)
TCM Sun. 9 a.m.
Head of State ›› ’03, Comedy. Chris
Rock, Bernie Mac, Dylan Baker. An
alderman becomes a presidential
candidate and chooses his unsophis-
ticated brother as a running mate.
(PG-13) (L, S) MAX Tue. 5:25 a.m.
The Heartbreak Kid ›› ’07, Comedy.
Ben Stiller, Michelle Monaghan, Jerry
Stiller. After his new bride reveals
her nasty nature, a man meets the
woman who may be his real soul
mate and tries to woo her. (R) (L,
S, S) TBS Fri. 11 p.m.; Sat. 8:30 a.m.
TRUTV Sun. 7 p.m., 10:45 p.m.
Hell Divers ›› ’31, Action. Wallace
Beery, Clark Gable, Conrad Nagel.
Pilots from the aircraft carrier USS
Saratoga are marooned during war
games near Panama. (NR) TCM Wed.
10 a.m.
Hercules ›› ’14, Adventure. Dwayne
Johnson, Ian McShane, Rufus Sewell.
Now a traveling mercenary, Hercules
must once again become a hero to
help the benevolent king of Thrace
protect his people from a powerful
warlord. (PG-13) (L, S, N, V) SPIKE
Thu. 5:30 p.m., 10 p.m.
He’s Just Not That Into You ››
’09, Romance-Comedy. Ben Affleck,
Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore.
Friends and lovers try to navigate
their way through the complexities
of modern relationships, sometimes
misconstruing the true intentions of
the opposite sex. (PG-13) (L, S) USA
Fri. 5:30 a.m.
High Barbaree › ’47, Drama. Van
Johnson, June Allyson, Thomas
Mitchell. Downed Navy pilot reviews
his life and loves. (NR) TCM Tue.
11:45 a.m.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Gal-
axy ›› ’05, Science Fiction. Martin
Freeman, Mos Def, Sam Rockwell. A
human and his extraterrestrial friend
begin an interstellar journey after the
destruction of Earth. (PG) (L, S) MAX
Thu. 3:20 a.m.
Hitch ››› ’05, Romance-Comedy.
Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James.
A smooth-talking man falls for a
hardened columnist while helping a
shy accountant woo a beautiful heir-
ess. (PG-13) (L, S) E! Wed. 1 p.m., 3:30
p.m.; Sat. 3 p.m.
Hitman: Agent 47 › ’15, Action. Ru-
pert Friend, Hannah Ware, Zachary
Quinto. A genetically engineered as-
sassin battles a corporation. (R) (L, S,
V) MAX Mon. 11:20 a.m.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
›› ’12, Fantasy. Ian McKellen, Martin
Freeman, Richard Armitage. At the
urging of the wizard Gandalf, unas-
suming hobbit Bilbo Baggins joins
13 dwarves on a perilous quest to
reclaim the kingdom of Erebor and
gains possession of the powerful
One Ring. (PG-13) (S, V) TNT Thu.
7 p.m.
The Hobbit: The Desolation of
Smaug ››› ’13, Fantasy. Ian McKel-
len, Martin Freeman, Richard Armit-
age. Bilbo and his companions con-
tinue their journey east and brave
many dangers on their way to the
Lonely Mountain, culminating in an
encounter with the fearsome dragon
Smaug. (PG-13) (S, V) TNT Thu. 10:30
p.m.
The Holiday ›› ’06, Romance-
Comedy. Cameron Diaz, Kate Win-
slet, Jude Law. Two women, one
from America and one from England,
swap homes at Christmastime after
bad breakups with their boyfriends.
(PG-13) (L, S) LIFE Mon. 7 p.m., 11:02
p.m.
Home Alone ››› ’90, Children’s.
Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel
Stern. Accidentally left by his Paris-
bound family, an 8-year-old makes
mincemeat of two burglars in the
house. (PG) (S, V) CMT Sat. 5:30 p.m.
Home of the Brave ›› ’06, Drama.
Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian
Presley. 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 Thu. 3:15 a.m.
The Honeymooners ›› ’05, Come-
dy. Cedric the Entertainer, Mike Epps,
Gabrielle Union. New York bus driver
Ralph Kramden and pal Ed Nor-
ton test their wives’ patience with
moneymaking schemes that end in
failure. (PG) (S) VH1 Fri. 2 a.m.
Honeymoon ›› ’47, Comedy. Shirley
Temple, Franchot Tone, Guy Madison.
A U.S. consul plays diplomatic Cupid
for a soldier and his sweetheart in
Mexico. (NR) TCM Fri. 7 a.m.
Hope Floats › ’98, Romance. San-
dra Bullock, Harry Connick Jr., Gena
Rowlands. A newly divorced woman
finds love in her hometown. (PG-13)
(S) STZENC Wed. 8 p.m.
Hot Shots! Part Deux ››› ’93, Com-
edy. Charlie Sheen, Lloyd Bridges,
Valeria Golino. The government re-
cruits a parody of a commando for a
rescue mission after Operation Des-
ert Storm. (PG-13) (L) STZENC Tue.
7:54 a.m.
How to Be Single ›› ’16, Romance-
Comedy. Dakota Johnson, Rebel
Wilson, Alison Brie. 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 Fri. 12:35 p.m.
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days ››
’03, Romance-Comedy. Kate Hud-
son, Matthew McConaughey, Adam
Goldberg. A columnist tries to make
a man dump her, but he bets his boss
that she will fall in love. (PG-13) (S)
USA Sat. 2:30 p.m.
How to Train Your Dragon ››› ’10,
Children’s. Voices of Jay Baruchel,
Gerard Butler, America Ferrera. Ani-
mated. A misfit Viking teenager sees
a chance to change the course of
his clan’s future when he befriends
an injured dragon. (PG) (L, S) TOON
Sun. 5 p.m.
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
››› ’13, Science Fiction. Jennifer
Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam
Hemsworth. After their unprecedent-
ed victory in the 74th Hunger Games,
Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark
embark on a Victors Tour. Katniss
senses rebellion is stirring, but a
cruel change in the upcoming 75th
Hunger Games may change Panem
forever. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TBS Sun. 4
p.m., 9 p.m.
The Hunger Games ››› ’12, Sci-
ence Fiction. Jennifer Lawrence,
Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth.
A resourceful teen takes her younger
sister’s place in a brutal contest in
which youths from each of 12 dis-
tricts fight to the death on live televi-
sion. (PG-13) (S, V) TBS Sun. 1 p.m.;
Mon. 12 a.m.
The Huntsman: Winter’s War ›› ’16,
Fantasy. Chris Hemsworth, Charlize
Theron, Jessica Chastain. A hunts-
man and a fellow warrior battle an
ice queen and her evil, resurrected
sister. (PG-13) (S, V) HBO2 Wed. 8:50
a.m.; Thu. 2:30 a.m.
The Hurricane ››› ’99, Drama.
Denzel Washington, Vicellous Reon
Shannon, Deborah Kara Unger. Aided
by a Brooklyn teen and three Canadi-
ans, boxer Rubin Carter fights to be
exonerated after long imprisonment
for murders he did not commit. (R)
(L, V) TMC Mon. 1 a.m.
The Hurt Locker ››› ’08, War. Jer-
emy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian
Geraghty. Members of a bomb-dis-
posal unit in Baghdad face increas-
ingly perilous situations as their tour-
of-duty winds down. (R) (L, S, V)
SHOW Mon. 4:15 p.m.; Sat. 12:45 p.m.
SHOW2 Thu. 4 p.m.
I
I Am Legend ››› ’07, Science Fic-
tion. Will Smith, Alice Braga, Dash
Mihok. After a man-made plague
transforms Earth’s population into
bloodthirsty vampires, a lone survi-
vor desperately searches for a cure.
(PG-13) (S, V) HBO Sun. 6:05 a.m.
MAX Wed. 5:20 p.m.
I Am Number Four ›› ’11, Action.
Alex Pettyfer, Timothy Olyphant, Di-
anna Agron. One of nine living on
Earth, an alien with extraordinary
abilities poses as an ordinary teen-
ager in the hope of evading those
sent to kill him. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
SHOW Sat. 7:15 a.m., 7 p.m.
I Love You Phillip Morris ››› ’09,
Romance-Comedy. Jim Carrey, Ewan
McGregor, Leslie Mann. A former po-
lice 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 Fri. 7 p.m.
I Married a Witch ››› ’42, Fantasy.
Fredric March, Veronica Lake, Robert
Benchley. A politician’s campaign for
governor is complicated by a seduc-
tive witch with romance and revenge
on her mind. (NR) TCM Sun. 1:45 p.m.
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs ››
’09, Children’s. Voices of Ray Ro-
mano, Denis Leary, John Leguizamo.
Animated. Manny, Diego and the rest
of the gang must rescue Sid from an
underground world after Sid steals
some dinosaur eggs. (PG) (S) NICK
Fri. 1 p.m., 8 p.m.
Ice Age ››› ’02, Children’s. Voices
of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo,
Denis Leary. Animated. A woolly
mammoth, a saber-toothed tiger

and a sloth find a human baby and
try to reunite him with his tribe. (PG)
(S, V) NICK Thu. 7 p.m.
Ice Princess ›› ’05, Children’s.
Joan Cusack, Kim Cattrall, Michelle
Trachtenberg. A teen risks disap-
pointing her mother by forgoing col-
lege plans to become a champion
figure skater. (G) HBO2 Thu. 7:35 a.m.
In & Out ›› ’97, Comedy. Kevin
Kline, Joan Cusack, Matt Dillon. An
actor’s comment stirs media specu-
lation about his prim Midwestern
teacher’s sexuality. (PG-13) (L, S) ST-
ZENC Wed. 8:01 a.m., 9:57 p.m.; Thu.
5:57 a.m.
In Caliente ›› ’35, Musical Comedy.
Dolores del Río, Pat O’Brien, Glenda
Farrell. A critic goes to a Mexican
resort and meets a dancer he had
given a bad review. (NR) TCM Fri.
8:30 a.m.
In the Heart of the Sea ›› ’15, Ad-
venture. Chris Hemsworth, Benjamin
Walker, Cillian Murphy. In 1820, crew-
men from the New England vessel
Essex face a harrowing battle for
survival after a whale of mammoth
size and strength attacks with force,
crippling their ship and leaving them
adrift in the ocean. (PG-13) (S, V)
MAX Tue. 8:40 a.m.
Independence Day: Resurgence ››
’16, Science Fiction. Liam Hemsworth,
Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman. Using
recovered extraterrestrial technol-
ogy, the nations of Earth collaborate
on an immense defense program to
protect the planet. When the aliens
attack with unprecedented force,
only the ingenuity of a few brave
men and women can save the world.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO Sun. 4:05 p.m.
Independence Day ››› ’96, Sci-
ence Fiction. Will Smith, Bill Pull-
man, Jeff Goldblum. A fighter pilot,
a computer whiz and others fight
back after 15-mile-wide alien ships
zap Earth’s major cities. (PG-13) (S,
V) SYFY Tue. 7 p.m.; Wed. 2:30 p.m.
Indignation ››› ’16, Drama. Logan
Lerman, Sarah Gadon, Tracy Letts.
A Jewish college student falls for a
young woman while clashing with
his dean in 1951 Ohio. (R) (L, S) HBO2
Wed. 10:45 a.m., 8:50 p.m.
Infinitely Polar Bear ››› ’14, Com-
edy-Drama. Mark Ruffalo, Zoe Sal-
dana, Imogene Wolodarsky. In Bos-
ton, a bipolar individual takes over
sole responsibility for his two spir-
ited daughters while his wife attends
graduate school in New York. (R) (L,
S) STZENC Wed. 2:15 p.m., 11:32 p.m.
Inside Out ››› ’15, Children’s. Voic-
es of Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith,
Richard Kind. Animated. An 11-year-
old girl’s five emotions try to guide
her through a difficult transition af-
ter she moves from the Midwest to
San Francisco. (PG) (S) STZENC Sun.
2:42 p.m.
The Insider ››› ’99, Drama. Al
Pacino, Russell Crowe, Christopher
Plummer. Former tobacco researcher
Jeffrey Wigand blows the whistle
about the industry to “60 Minutes”
anchor Mike Wallace. (R) (L) SHOW
Tue. 9 a.m. SHOW2 Thu. 1:15 p.m.,
9:30 p.m.
Inspector Gadget › ’99, Children’s.
Matthew Broderick, Rupert Everett,
Joely Fisher. A security guard is
transformed into a cyborg crime-
fighter. (PG) (L, S, V) SHOW Wed.
4:30 a.m.
The Internship ›› ’13, Comedy.
Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, Rose
Byrne. Two old-school, unemployed
salesmen finagle internships at
Google, then must compete with
younger, smarter candidates for
prime positions. (PG-13) (L, S) FX
Sun. 9 a.m.
Interview With the Vampire ›››
’94, Horror. Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, An-
tonio Banderas. The immortal Louis
tells of his life as a vampire recruited
by Lestat in 1791 Louisiana. (R) (L, S,
V, N) HBO2 Tue. 10:30 a.m.
Invincible ›› ’06, Biography. Mark
Wahlberg, Greg Kinnear, Elizabeth
Banks. At 30 years old, bartender
Vince Papale sees his wildest dreams
come true when he becomes a mem-
ber of the Philadelphia Eagles foot-
ball team. (PG) (L, S) CMT Sun. 11
a.m., 4:30 p.m.
Iron Man 3 ››› ’13, Action. Robert
Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don
Cheadle. After a malevolent enemy
reduces his world to rubble, Tony
Stark must rely on instinct and in-
genuity to protect those he loves as
he searches for a way to avenge his
losses. (PG-13) (S, V) FX Thu. 7 p.m.,
10 p.m.; Sat. 10 p.m.
It Follows ››› ’14, Horror. Maika
Monroe, Keir Gilchrist, Daniel Zo-
vatto. Following a strange sexual
encounter, a teenager has disturbing
visions and the inescapable feeling
that someone — or something — is
stalking her. (R) (L, S, N, V) SHOW2
Wed. 8:45 p.m.
It Happened One Night ›››› ’34,
Romance-Comedy. Claudette Col-
bert, Clark Gable, Walter Connolly.
A newsman rides a bus and shares
a cabin with a tycoon’s runaway
daughter. (NR) TCM Tue. 7 p.m.
J Joy ›› ’15, Comedy-Drama. Jen-
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back ››
’01, Comedy. Ben Affleck, Jeff An-
derson, Diedrich Bader. Two slackers
venture to Hollywood to sabotage
the production of a new movie based
on their alter egos. (R) (L, S) STZENC
Sat. 2:40 p.m.
Jesus’ Son ››› ’99, Drama. Billy
Crudup, Samantha Morton, Denis
Leary. After overcoming heroin ad-
diction and a tragic relationship, a
bungling drifter eventually settles
down and begins an enlightened life.
(R) (L, S, V) TMC Sat. 12:15 a.m.
Joe Dirt › ’01, Comedy. David Spade,
Dennis Miller, Brittany Daniel. A mul-
let-headed janitor relates his per-
sonal tale of woe. (PG-13) (L, S) CMT
Sat. 8 p.m.
John Carter ›› ’12, Science Fic-
tion. Taylor Kitsch, Lynn Collins, Wil-
lem Dafoe. Somehow transported to
Mars, a war-weary human captain
becomes embroiled in an epic con-
flict among the inhabitants of that
planet. (PG-13) (S, V) SPIKE Thu.
9:30 a.m.
John Tucker Must Die › ’06, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Jesse Metcalfe, So-
phia Bush, Ashanti. Three students
learn they are all dating the same
guy. (PG-13) (L, S) STZENC Sun. 4:19
p.m.; Thu. 1:37 p.m.; Fri. 3:06 a.m.,
9:29 a.m.
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Johnson Family Vacation ›› ’04,
Comedy. Cedric the Entertainer, Van-
essa L. Williams, Solange Knowles.
Disaster strikes when a man takes
his wife and three unruly children
on a road trip from Los Angeles to
Missouri. (PG-13) (S) VH1 Thu. 5 p.m.;
Fri. 12:30 p.m.
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
›› ’12, Children’s. Dwayne John-
son, Michael Caine, Josh Hutcherson.
Sean Anderson and his new stepfa-
ther find an island of secrets, strange
life forms, and gold when they an-
swer a coded distress signal. (PG)
(L, S) TNT Sun. 7 p.m.; Sat. 3:58 a.m.
Journey to the Center of the Earth
›› ’08, Children’s. Brendan Fraser,
Josh Hutcherson, Anita Briem. A
science professor and his nephew
encounter strange creatures and
stranger lands as they travel beneath
the Earth’s surface. (PG) (S) HBO2
Thu. 6 a.m.
nifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, Éd-
gar Ramírez. A working-class single
mother builds a business dynasty
while dealing with her dysfunctional
parents and ex-husband. (PG-13) (L,
S) HBO2 Sat. 10:10 a.m.
The Judge ›› ’14, Drama. Rob-
ert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, Vera
Farmiga. A slick Chicago lawyer
returns home to Indiana upon the
passing of his mother, then soon
becomes engaged in defending his
estranged father, a recovering alco-
holic who will be tried for a hit-and-
run death. (R) (L, S) AMC Thu. 8 a.m.
Jumanji ›› ’95, Children’s. Robin
Williams, Bonnie Hunt, Kirsten Dunst.
A magic board-game brings forth
African perils and a guy who disap-
peared in 1969 while playing it. (PG)
(L, S, V) STZENC Thu. 11:50 a.m.,
6:13 p.m.
Jupiter Ascending ›› ’15, Science
Fiction. Channing Tatum, Mila Kunis,
Sean Bean. A genetically engineered
soldier informs an ordinary woman
of her destiny as the next recipient
of an extraordinary inheritance that
could alter the balance of the cos-
mos. (PG-13) (S, N, V) SYFY Wed. 10
p.m.; Thu. 2:30 p.m.
Jurassic Park III ›› ’01, Adventure.
Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Tea Leoni.
A paleontologist and a couple outrun
cloned dinosaurs after their plane
crashes on an island. (PG-13) (V) BBC
Sun. 3:02 a.m., 5 p.m.
Jurassic Park III ›› ’01, Adventure.
Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Tea Leoni.
A paleontologist and a couple outrun
cloned dinosaurs after their plane
crashes on an island. (PG-13) (V)
AMC Sat. 6 p.m.
Jurassic Park ››› ’93, Adventure.
Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum.
An entrepreneur invites scientists,
a mathematics theorist and others
to his jungle theme-park featuring
dinosaurs regenerated from DNA.
(PG-13) (S, V) BBC Sun. 11 a.m., 7 p.m.
Jurassic Park ››› ’93, Adventure.
Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum.
An entrepreneur invites scientists, a
mathematics theorist and others to
his jungle theme-park featuring di-
nosaurs regenerated from DNA. (PG-
13) (S, V) AMC Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat. 3 p.m.
K Logan’s Run ›› ’76, Science Fiction.
Keanu ›› ’16, Comedy. Keegan-
Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Tiffany
Haddish. A man and his cousin pose
as ruthless gangsters to recover a
stolen kitten. (R) (L, S, N, V) HBO2
Tue. 5:15 p.m.
Key Largo ››› ’48, Crime Drama.
Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robin-
son, Lauren Bacall. A gangster holds
a GI and others hostage in a run-
down Florida Keys hotel. (NR) TCM
Tue. 5:15 p.m.
King Kong ››› ’05, Adventure.
Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Adrien
Brody. Members of a film crew en-
counter prehistoric beasts and a
gigantic ape on mysterious Skull Is-
land. (PG-13) (S, V) AMC Mon. 1:28
p.m.; Tue. 10 a.m.
King Kong ›››› ’33, Adventure.
Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot, Robert Arm-
strong. Shipped from mysterious
Skull Island for display in the United
States, a gigantic ape escapes from
his bonds and carries a beautiful
blonde to the top of the Empire State
Building. (NR) TCM Thu. 10:15 p.m.
L a young woman sets out to help its
Lady in the Water ›› ’06, Fantasy.
Paul Giamatti, Bryce Dallas Howard,
Jeffrey Wright. A building manager
rescues an enigmatic young woman
and learns that she is a “narf,” a char-
acter from a bedtime story, who is
trying to return to her world. (PG-13)
(S) HBO Mon. 9:15 a.m.
Lady Snowblood ››› ’73, Action.
Meiko Kaji, Toshio Kurosawa, Ma-
saaki Daimon. A girl is born, raised
and trained to be an instrument of
revenge. (NR) (L, S, V, N, R) TCM
Sun. 1:45 a.m.
The Land ›› ’16, Crime Drama.
Jorge Lendeborg Jr., Moises Arias,
Rafi Gavron. Four inner-city teens
face the wrath of a Cleveland crime
boss after stealing a car that’s
stashed with drugs. (R) (L, S, N, V)
SHOW Mon. 2:30 p.m.; Sat. 9:15 a.m.
SHOW2 Fri. 12 p.m.
The Last Song ›› ’10, Drama. Miley
Cyrus, Greg Kinnear, Liam Hems-
worth. In a Southern beach town,
a man tries to reconnect with his
estranged daughter through their
shared love of music. (PG) (L, S, V)
E! Sun. 3 p.m.
The Last Witch Hunter ›› ’15, Fan-
tasy. Vin Diesel, Elijah Wood, Rose
Leslie. The fate of the human race
hangs in the balance when the Witch
Queen rises from the dead, seeking
revenge against Kaulder, the immor-
tal warrior who slayed her centuries
ago. (PG-13) (S, V) HBO2 Sun. 11:55
p.m.
Legally Blonde ›› ’01, Comedy.
Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson,
Selma Blair. A sorority queen enrolls
in Harvard to prove to her former
boyfriend that she has more than
good looks. (PG-13) (L, S) WE Wed. 11
p.m.; Thu. 1 a.m.; Fri. 4:58 p.m.
Legend ››› ’15, Crime Drama. Tom
Hardy, Emily Browning, David Thew-
lis. 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 Wed.
8:35 p.m.
Letters to Juliet ›› ’10, Drama.
Amanda Seyfried, Vanessa Red-
grave, Christopher Egan. Finding a
poignant love letter in a wall dedicat-
ed to Shakespeare’s Juliet Capulet,
aged author find her long-lost beau.
(PG) (L, S) FREE Mon. 11 p.m.
License to Wed › ’07, Romance-
Comedy. Robin Williams, Mandy
Moore, John Krasinski. A clergy-
man puts a newly engaged couple
through the ringer. (PG-13) (L, S)
HBO2 Sat. 6:35 a.m.
Life of a King ›› ’13, Drama. Cuba
Gooding Jr., Malcolm Mays, Richard
T. Jones. Determined to help at-risk
youths avoid the mistakes he made,
an ex-con forms a chess club to offer
them an alternative to running with
street gangs. (PG-13) (S) TMC Wed.
9:45 a.m.
Like Mike ›› ’02, Children’s. Lil’
Bow Wow, Morris Chestnut, Jona-
than Lipnicki. A 14-year-old orphan
becomes an NBA basketball player
after he finds a pair of magic sneak-
ers. (PG) (L) MTV Thu. 12:30 a.m.,
9:30 p.m.
Lilies of the Field ››› ’63, Comedy-
Drama. Sidney Poitier, Lilia Skala, Lisa
Mann. A traveling laborer teaches
English to a group of German-speak-
ing nuns while building a chapel
for their community. (NR) TCM Sun.
7 p.m.
Lincoln ››› ’12, Historical Drama.
Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field, David
Strathairn. During his final months
in office, President Abraham Lincoln
moves forward to end the Civil War,
unite the country and abolish slavery
forever. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW Fri.
9:15 a.m. SHOW2 Wed. 10:30 a.m.,
10:30 p.m.; Sat. 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m.
Little Nicky ›› ’00, Comedy. Adam
Sandler, Patricia Arquette, Harvey
Keitel. The youngest son of Satan
must go to New York City and bring
back his brothers, whose absence is
wreaking havoc in hell. (PG-13) (L, S)
HBO2 Tue. 2:50 a.m.; Sat. 12:10 a.m.
Live Free or Die Hard ››› ’07, Ac-
tion. Bruce Willis, Justin Long, Timo-
thy Olyphant. John McClane grap-
ples with a villain who plans to shut
down the United States by attacking
the country’s vulnerable computer
infrastructure. (PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO
Mon. 4:20 p.m.; Thu. 10:50 a.m.
Michael York, Jenny Agutter, Richard
Jordan. In a society where life ends
at age 30, a law enforcement officer
known as a Sandman flees with an-
other 30-year-old when he learns his
number has come up prematurely.
(PG) (V) TCM Sat. 1:15 p.m.
The Long Voyage Home ››› ’40,
Drama. John Wayne, Thomas Mitch-
ell, Ian Hunter. Merchant seamen on a
tramp freighter drink, dodge U-boats
and rescue a shanghaied Swede in
the early days of World War II. (NR)
TCM Tue. 3:15 p.m.
Loss of Innocence ››› ’61, Ro-
mance. Kenneth More, Danielle Dar-
rieux, Susannah York. A British teen-
ager and her siblings are left with a
French hotel owner and jewel-thief
lover. (NR) TCM Tue. 12:15 a.m.
Lost Highway ›› ’97, Drama. Bill
Pullman, Patricia Arquette, Balthazar
Getty. Anonymous videotapes pres-
age a musician’s murder conviction;
a gangster’s girlfriend leads a me-
chanic astray. (R) (L, S, R, V) SHOW
Fri. 1:25 a.m. SHOW2 Thu. 1 a.m.
The Lost World: Jurassic Park ››
’97, Adventure. Jeff Goldblum, Ju-
lianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite.
Mercenaries and scientists pursue
genetically engineered dinosaurs in-
habiting a Costa Rican island. (PG-13)
(S, V) BBC Sun. 2 p.m., 10 p.m.
Love Actually ››› ’03, Romance-
Comedy. Hugh Grant, Laura Linney,
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fice worker, a pop star, a jilted writer, edy. Morgan Freeman, Christopher
married couples and various others Walken, William H. Macy. After learn-
deal with relationships in London. ing that a whole exhibit has been
(R) (L, S, N) SHOW Tue. 4 p.m. sold to a foreign institution, three
SHOW2 Fri. 1:45 p.m. TMC Sun. 3 museum guards hatch a bold plan
p.m.; Mon. 11:15 a.m. to steal their favorite works of art.
Love the Coopers › ’15, Comedy- (PG-13) (L, S, N, V) KMCI Sun. 3 a.m.
Drama. Alan Arkin, John Goodman, Major Payne ›› ’95, Comedy. Da-
Ed Helms. Family members gather mon Wayans, Karyn Parsons, Bill
for a Christmas Eve celebration. (PG- Hickey. A Marine with little under-
13) (L, S) TMC Sun. 9 a.m., 11 p.m. standing of civilians commands a
The Lovely Bones ›› ’09, Drama. group of young ROTC cadets and
Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, Su- falls for a school doctor. (PG-13) (L,
san Sarandon. A 14-year-old murder S, V) HBO Thu. 5 a.m.
victim watches from heaven, as her Mallrats › ’95, Comedy. Shannen
family tries to heal and her killer con- Doherty, Jeremy London, Jason Lee.
tinues on his own dark path. (PG-13) Two heartbroken youths seek solace
(L, S, V) STZENC Sat. 6:59 a.m. in a shopping mall. (R) (L, S) STZENC
Lucky Numbers › ’00, Comedy. Sat. 4:27 p.m.
John Travolta, Lisa Kudrow, Tim Roth. Mamma Roma ››› ’62, Drama.
A TV-weatherman and his girlfriend Anna Magnani, Ettore Garofalo,
rig the state lottery. (R) (L, S, V) Franco Citti. A prostitute tries to go
SHOW2 Tue. 3:40 a.m. straight and help her son, but the
The Lucky Ones ›› ’08, Drama. Ra- past and corruption catch up with
chel McAdams, Tim Robbins, Michael them. (NR) TCM Mon. 1 a.m.
Peña. Three soldiers grapple with The Man From U.N.C.L.E. ›› ’15,
shattered hopes and relationships Action. Henry Cavill, Armie Hammer,
and anti-war sentiments as they Alicia Vikander. During the Cold War,
journey across the United States. (R) CIA agent Napoleon Solo and KGB
(L, S) TMC Mon. 5:40 a.m. agent Illya Kuryakin join forces to in-
Lust for Life ›››› ’56, Biography. filtrate a criminal organization which
Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn, Ever- plans to use nuclear means to upset
the balance of power. (PG-13) (S, N,
ett Sloane. Tormented Dutch painter
V) MAX Fri. 1:20 p.m.
Vincent van Gogh meets French
Man on the Moon ››› ’99, Biog-
painter Paul Gauguin. (NR) TCM Sat.
raphy. Jim Carrey, J. Alan Thomas,
11:15 p.m.
Bob Zmuda. Milos Forman’s film
spotlights Andy Kaufman’s unusual
M performance style, his becoming “in-
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa ››› tergender wrestling champion,” and
’08, Children’s. Voices of Ben Stiller, his role as Latka Gravas on the TV
Chris Rock, David Schwimmer. Ani- sitcom “Taxi.” (R) (L, S, N) MAX Sat.
7 p.m.
mated. Zoo animals from New York
The Man Who Knew Infinity ››
meet others of their species for the
’15, Biography. Dev Patel, Jeremy
first time after crash-landing on the
Irons, Devika Bhise. In 1913, brilliant
Dark Continent. (PG) (S) HBO Sat.
East Indian mathematician Srinivasa
9 a.m.
Ramanujan travels to Trinity College
Madea’s Witness Protection ›› ’12, in England to work with professor
Comedy. Tyler Perry, Eugene Levy, G.H. Hardy. (PG-13) (S) SHOW Thu.
Doris Roberts. Placed under feder- 3:15 p.m. SHOW2 Sun. 2 p.m.; Fri.
al protection in Madea’s Southern 7:05 a.m.
home, a Wall Street banker and his Marley & Me ››› ’08, Comedy-
dysfunctional family get a taste of Drama. Owen Wilson, Jennifer Anis-
the no-nonsense matriarch’s special ton, Eric Dane. Newlyweds John and
brand of tough love. (PG-13) (L, S) Jenny Grogan adopt a playful puppy
LIFE Fri. 7 p.m., 11:02 p.m. named Marley, who soon grows into
Mafia! ›› ’98, Comedy. Jay Mohr, an incorrigible handful. (PG) (L, S)
Billy Burke, Christina Applegate. A HBO Wed. 12:25 p.m.
godfather’s son weds, gets involved Master and Commander: The Far
with a casino chorus-girl and rises Side of the World ››› ’03, Adven-
to the top of the criminal hierarchy. ture. Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany,
(PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO2 Wed. 5:40 Billy Boyd. In 1805 a British captain
a.m. and his crew endure hardships while
The Magnificent Seven ››› ’60, trying to prevent a French ship from
Western. Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, reaching the Pacific Ocean. (PG-13)
Steve McQueen. A man in black re- (L, S, V) MAX Sun. 2:40 a.m.
cruits six hired guns to lead Mexi- Matchstick Men ››› ’03, Comedy.
can villagers against the gang of an Nicolas Cage, Sam Rockwell, Alison
outlaw. (NR) (L, S, V) STZENC Sun. Lohman. After meeting his daughter
8:37 a.m. for the first time, a con man and his
Magnolia ››› ’99, Drama. Jason
partner try to swindle a boorish busi-
Robards, Julianne Moore, Tom Cruise. nessman. (PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO Mon.
Coincidence, divine intervention and 1 p.m.; Thu. 6:45 a.m.
fate link several people on an intense Match ›› ’14, Comedy-Drama. Pat-
day which becomes a moral odyssey. rick Stewart, Carla Gugino, Matthew
(R) (L, S, N, V) MAX Fri. 10:10 a.m. Lillard. A married couple’s conversa-
Maid in Manhattan ›› ’02, Ro- tion with a renowned dance instruc-
mance-Comedy. Jennifer Lopez, tor about his experiences during the
Ralph Fiennes, Natasha Richardson. 1960s New York dance scene be-
A senatorial candidate falls for a comes increasingly personal. (R) (L,
chambermaid after he mistakes her S) SHOW Wed. 9 a.m.
for a guest at the hotel. (PG-13) (L, S) Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials ››
E! Mon. 8 p.m.; Tue. 4 p.m. ’15, Science Fiction. Dylan O’Brien,
Kaya Scodelario, Giancarlo Esposito.
Thomas and his fellow teenage Glad-
ers battle the powerful organization
WCKD while facing the perils of the
Scorch, a desolate landscape filled
with dangerous obstacles and crawl-
ing with the virus-infected Cranks.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX Sun. 4:45 p.m.
McCabe and Mrs. Miller ››› ’71,
Western. Warren Beatty, Julie Chris-
tie, Rene Auberjonois. A frontier
gambler and a madam protect their
booming business from outside in-
vestors. (R) (L, S, N, V) TCM Sat.
2:30 a.m.
McFarland, USA ›› ’15, Docudrama.
Kevin Costner, Maria Bello, Morgan
Saylor. A high-school coach takes a
job in an economically depressed,
predominantly Latino community
and cultivates a championship cross-
country track team. (PG) (L, S, V)
TBS Sun. 1:31 a.m.
Mechanic: Resurrection ›› ’16, Ac-
tion. Jason Statham, Jessica Alba,
Tommy Lee Jones. Master assassin
Arthur Bishop must kill an impris-
oned African warlord, a human traf-
ficker and an arms dealer to save the
woman he loves from an old enemy.
(R) (L, S, V) MAX Sat. 1:15 p.m.
Meet the Browns ›› ’08, Comedy-
Drama. Tyler Perry, Angela Bassett,
David Mann. Soon after losing her
job, a single mother takes her brood
to Georgia for her father’s funeral
and meets his uproarious clan for the
first time. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SHOW2
Tue. 10 p.m.; Fri. 4 p.m.; Sat. 4:05 a.m.
Men in Black II ›› ’02, Action. Tom-
my Lee Jones, Will Smith, Rip Torn.
Two interstellar agents try to stop an
alien disguised as a lingerie model
from destroying the world. (PG-13)
(S, V) HBO2 Wed. 12:30 a.m.
MI-5 ›› ’15, Suspense. Kit Harington,
Peter Firth, Jennifer Ehle. A former
MI5 agent investigates the disap-
pearance of Harry Pearce when the
operative is blamed for the escape of
a ruthless terrorist. (R) (L, S, V) MAX
Thu. 12:40 p.m.
Miami Vice ›› ’06, Crime Drama.
Colin Farrell, Jamie Foxx, Gong Li. A
case involving drug lords and mur-
der in South Florida turns personal
for detectives Sonny Crockett and
Ricardo Tubbs. (R) (L, S, V) SHOW
Sun. 2:35 a.m.; Thu. 9:15 a.m.; Fri. 3:40
a.m. SHOW2 Mon. 6:40 a.m., 6 p.m.;
Sat. 4:35 p.m.
Michael Clayton ››› ’07, Drama.
George Clooney, Tom Wilkinson, Til-
da Swinton. A “fixer” at a corporate
law firm faces the biggest challenge
of his career when a guilt-ridden
attorney has a breakdown during a
class-action lawsuit. (R) (L, S) MAX
Fri. 8:10 a.m.
Midnight Special ››› ’16, Science
Fiction. Michael Shannon, Joel Edg-
erton, Kirsten Dunst. The govern-
ment and a group of religious ex-
tremists pursue a man and his son,
a young boy who possesses special
powers. (PG-13) (S, V) HBO Wed.
4:35 p.m.
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
›› ’16, Comedy. Zac Efron, Adam
Devine, Anna Kendrick. Two hard-
partying brothers bring two wild and
uncontrollable women to their sis-
ter’s wedding in Hawaii. (R) (L, S, N)
HBO2 Mon. 11:30 p.m.
Minority Report ››› ’02, Science
Fiction. Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Sa-
mantha Morton. A policeman tries to
establish his innocence in a future
where law enforcement can arrest
killers before their crimes. (PG-13) (L,
S, V) MAX Thu. 2:25 p.m.
Miracle in the Rain ››› ’56, Ro-
mance. Jane Wyman, Van Johnson,
Peggie Castle. A mousy New York
secretary meets and loves a lonely
soldier, but then loses him to war.
(NR) TCM Tue. 9:45 a.m.
Miss Congeniality ›› ’00, Comedy.
Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine, Ben-
jamin Bratt. An image consultant
transforms a tomboyish FBI agent
into a beauty queen so she can work
under cover. (PG-13) (S, V) OXY Tue.
2:30 p.m., 10 p.m.
Mission: Impossible 2 ››› ’00,
Action. Tom Cruise, Dougray Scott,
Thandie Newton. IMF agent Ethan
Hunt and his team try to stop a for-
mer agent from unleashing a deadly,
engineered virus. (PG-13) (S, V) MAX
Thu. 10:30 p.m.
Mr. Popper’s Penguins ›› ’11, Chil-
dren’s. Jim Carrey, Carla Gugino, An-
gela Lansbury. A stern businessman’s
chilly relationship with his ex-wife
and children warms up after he in-
herits six mischievous penguins. (PG)
(L, S) FX Wed. 6 a.m.
Mr. Right ›› ’15, Romance-Comedy.
Sam Rockwell, Anna Kendrick, Tim
Roth. A woman comes to a crossroad
when she finds out that her new
beau is a professional assassin who
kills the people who hire him instead
of the intended targets. (R) (L, S, V)
HBO2 Tue. 12:35 p.m.
Moms’ Night Out › ’14, Comedy.
Sarah Drew, Sean Astin, Patricia Hea-
ton. Men watch the children while
their wives have some fun. (PG) (S)
FX Thu. 8:30 a.m.; Fri. 6 a.m.
Monster’s Ball ››› ’01, Drama. Billy
Bob Thornton, Heath Ledger, Halle
Berry. A racist prison-guard has an
intense affair with a black woman
after her husband dies on death row.
(R) (L, S, V) MAX Sat. 7:40 a.m.
Mother’s Day › ’16, Comedy-Drama.
Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, Julia
Roberts. A single mother meets a
widower who’s raising two daugh-
ters. (PG-13) (L, S) SHOW Sun. 2:30
p.m. SHOW2 Tue. 11:15 a.m., 8 p.m.
Mothra ›› ’61, Science Fiction.
Frankie Sakai, Hiroshi Koizumi, Kyoko
Kagawa. A flying monster terror-
izes Japan after a nightclub owner
kidnaps two tiny princesses from
their island paradise. (NR) TCM Fri.
12:15 a.m.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith ›› ’05, Action.
Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Vince
Vaughn. A husband and wife are
unaware that each is an international
assassin who has just been assigned
to kill the other. (PG-13) (L, S, V) LIFE
Sun. 2 p.m.
Mr. Deeds › ’02, Comedy. Adam
Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gal-
lagher. A pizza maker inherits a for-
tune from a distant relative. (PG-13)
(L, S, N) MAX Tue. 5:20 p.m.
Mrs. Doubtfire ››› ’93, Comedy.
Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce
Brosnan. Estranged from his wife, an
out-of-work actor masquerades as a
nanny to be with his children. (PG)
(L, S) FREE Wed. 4 p.m.; Thu. 1 p.m.
Mrs. O’Malley and Mr. Malone ››
’50, Suspense. Marjorie Main, James
Whitmore, Ann Dvorak. A Montana
widow and a Chicago lawyer solve a
couple of murders on a train to New
York. (NR) (S) TCM Wed. 10:30 p.m.
The Mummy Returns ›› ’01, Adven-
ture. Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz,
John Hannah. Two evil forces believe
the 9-year-old son of adventurer
Rick O’Connell is the key to the re-
incarnation of Isis. (PG-13) (V) SPIKE
Sat. 11 a.m.
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon
Emperor ›› ’08, Adventure. Bren-
dan Fraser, Jet Li, Maria Bello. After
his son is tricked into awakening
a cursed Chinese emperor, Rick
O’Connell and his family seek a way
to send the megalomaniac and his
10,000 warriors back to their graves.
(PG-13) (S, V) MAX Sun. 2:50 p.m.
The Mummy ›› ’99, Adventure.
Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John
Hannah. A young man opens a tomb
unleashing a mummy seeking re-
venge for a curse laid upon him
3,000 years earlier. (PG-13) (N, V)
SPIKE Sat. 8 a.m., 9 p.m.
The Muppet Movie ››› ’79, Chil-
dren’s. Charles Durning, Austin Pend-
leton, Steve Martin. Fried-frogs-legs
franchisers follow Kermit the Frog,
Miss Piggy and company to Hol-
lywood. (G) SHOW Thu. 5:45 a.m.
SHOW2 Mon. 5 a.m.
Mutiny on the Bounty ›››› ’35,
Adventure. Charles Laughton, Clark
Gable, Franchot Tone. First mate Mr.
Christian and his 18th-century ship-
mates overthrow cruel Capt. Bligh
and set him adrift in the Pacific. (NR)
TCM Tue. 10:30 p.m.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding ›››
’02, Romance-Comedy. Nia Vardalos,
John Corbett, Michael Constantine.
Family tensions arise after a woman
falls in love with a man who is not
Greek. (PG) (L, S) HBO2 Wed. 7:10
a.m.; Sat. 3:30 p.m.
My Soul to Take › ’10, Horror. Max
Thieriot, John Magaro, Denzel Whita-
ker. A serial killer stalks seven chil-
dren who were born on the same
day. (R) (L, S, V) SYFY Sun. 10 p.m.;
Mon. 2 p.m.
My Stepmother Is an Alien ›› ’88,
Science Fiction. Dan Aykroyd, Kim
Basinger, Jon Lovitz. An innocent
beauty from another planet be-
comes the wife of a scientist who
has a teenage daughter. (PG-13) (S,
V) STZENC Fri. 6:15 a.m.
Mystery, Alaska ›› ’99, Comedy.
Russell Crowe, Hank Azaria, Mary
McCormack. The National Hockey
League sends the New York Rang-
ers to play a legendary local team in
an isolated Alaskan town. (R) (L, S)
SHOW2 Wed. 8:30 a.m.
N
National Lampoon’s Animal House
››› ’78, Comedy. John Belushi,
Kevin Bacon, Donald Sutherland.
Bluto, Otter and the rowdy Deltas
make fools of the dean and the
square Omegas at 1962 Faber Col-
lege. (R) (L, S, N) MAX Sun. 5 a.m.
National Lampoon’s European Vaca-
tion ›› ’85, Comedy. Chevy Chase,
Beverly D’Angelo, Dana Hill. The Chi-
cago Griswolds win a grand tour
and head for the Old World to soak
up culture. (PG-13) (L, S, N) BRAVO
Sat. 4 p.m.
National Lampoon’s Vacation ››
’83, Comedy. Chevy Chase, Beverly
D’Angelo, Christie Brinkley. The Gris-
wolds and family head by station
wagon for the California fun park
Walley World. (R) (L, S, N) BRAVO
Sat. 1 a.m., 6 p.m.
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising ››
’16, Comedy. Seth Rogen, Zac Efron,
Rose Byrne. A man, his pregnant
wife and their former neighbor clash
with wild and rebellious sorority sis-
ters. (R) (L, S, N) HBO2 Sun. 10:35
a.m.
The Next Voice You Hear ›› ’50,
Drama. James Whitmore, Nancy Da-
vis, Gary Gray. An American couple
and the world hear nightly radio
broadcasts from God. (NR) TCM Thu.
3:30 a.m.
A Night at the Roxbury › ’98, Com-
edy. Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, Molly
Shannon. Two hapless brothers try
to open up their own nightclub. (PG-
13) (L, S) STZENC Mon. 1:31 p.m.; Thu.
7:30 a.m., 3:10 p.m.
Night Flight ›› ’33, Drama. John
Barrymore, Helen Hayes, Clark Gable.
Pilots risk their lives by flying in dan-
gerous weather through the Andes
Mountains to deliver medicine to Rio
de Janeiro. (NR) TCM Wed. 3:30 p.m.
Night Nurse ››› ’31, Crime Drama.
Barbara Stanwyck, Ben Lyon, Joan
Blondell. A nurse asks a bootlegger
for help after uncovering her em-
ployer’s plot to kill her own children
for their trust fund. (NR) TCM Wed.
4 a.m.
Nightlight › ’15, Horror. Shelby
Young, Chloe Bridges, Mitch Hewer.
Five teens awaken a demonic pres-
ence in a foreboding forest. (R) (L, S,
V) SHOW2 Mon. 11 a.m.; Sat. 5:50 a.m.
No Escape ›› ’15, Suspense. Owen
Wilson, Lake Bell, Pierce Brosnan. In
Southeast Asia, a newly relocated
American businessman and his fam-
ily look for a safe haven during a
violent political uprising. (R) (L, S, V)
TMC Thu. 12:35 p.m., 8:05 p.m.
No Man of Her Own ›› ’32, Come-
dy-Drama. Clark Gable, Carole Lom-
bard, Dorothy Mackaill. An on-the-
lam New York card shark marries a
small-town librarian who thinks he’s
a businessman. (NR) TCM Tue. 9 p.m.
The November Man ›› ’14, Action.
Pierce Brosnan, Luke Bracey, Olga
Kurylenko. An ex-CIA agent comes
out of retirement to protect a valu-
able witness and soon learns that
now he is the target of his former
friend and protege. (R) (L, S, V, N)
SYFY Sun. 4:30 p.m.
Novocaine ›› ’01, Suspense. Steve
Martin, Helena Bonham Carter, Laura
Dern. An upscale dentist becomes a
murder suspect after an attractive
patient seduces him into prescribing
drugs for her. (R) (L, S, V) STZENC
Sat. 5:22 a.m.
Now You See Me 2 ›› ’16, Adven-
ture. Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo,
Woody Harrelson. A devious tech
wizard forces the illusionists known
as the Four Horsemen to steal a pow-
erful chip that can control all of the
world’s computers. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
HBO Wed. 2:25 p.m.; Sat. 5:05 p.m.
The Nutty Professor ››› ’96, Com-
edy. Eddie Murphy, Jada Pinkett,
James Coburn. An obese scientist

drops the pounds and his poor self- Crea, Rudy Vallee. An inventor’s wife
image when a secret formula turns meets some sporting millionaires on
him into a slender ladies man. (PG- a train to Florida. (NR) TCM Sun.
13) (S) BET Wed. 7 p.m.; Thu. 1 p.m. 5:15 p.m.
Pandorum ›› ’09, Science Fiction.
O Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster, Cam Gi-
gandet. Two astronauts discover a
O Brother, Where Art Thou? ››› terrifying reality after awaking dis-
’00, Comedy-Drama. George Cloo- oriented, aboard a seemingly aban-
ney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson. doned spaceship. (R) (L, S, V) ST-
A mysterious lawman tracks three ZENC Mon. 1:34 a.m., 10:08 p.m.
escaped convicts searching for bur- Paranoia › ’13, Suspense. Liam Hem-
ied treasure in 1930s Mississippi. (PG- sworth, Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman.
13) (L, V) CMT Fri. 6:30 p.m., 9 p.m. A young man must become a corpo-
Obsessed › ’09, Suspense. Idris rate spy to save his job. (PG-13) (L,
Elba, Beyoncé Knowles, Ali Larter. S, V) TMC Wed. 5 p.m.; Sat. 7:15 a.m.
A stalker threatens a married man’s Parenthood ››› ’89, Comedy-Dra-
idyllic life. (PG-13) (L, S, V) STZENC ma. Steve Martin, Mary Steenburgen,
Wed. 2:26 a.m., 3:46 p.m. Dianne Wiest. A middle-class man,
Ocean’s Eleven ››› ’01, Comedy- his wife, his father and a divorcee try
Drama. George Clooney, Matt Da- to be good parents. (PG-13) (L, S)
mon, Andy Garcia. A parolee orga- HBO2 Sun. 4:20 a.m.
nizes a gang to steal $150 million Paul Blart: Mall Cop ›› ’09, Com-
from three Las Vegas casinos in a edy. Kevin James, Jayma Mays, Keir
single heist. (PG-13) (L, S) AMC Mon. O’Donnell. When crooks shut down a
11:10 p.m.; Tue. 4:30 p.m. suburban New Jersey shopping mall,
Office Space ›› ’99, Comedy. Ron a security officer must find his inner
Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, David policeman to save the day. (PG) (L, S,
Herman. A computer programmer’s V) CMT Wed. 7 p.m., 9 p.m.
hypnosis-induced, lackadaisical at- The Peanuts Movie ››› ’15, Chil-
titude about work puts him on the dren’s. Voices of Noah Schnapp,
corporate fast-track. (R) (L, S) COMD Hadley Belle Miller, Mariel Sheets.
Sun. 9 p.m. Animated. Good ol’ Charlie Brown
Open Season ›› ’06, Children’s. develops a crush on the Little Red-
Voices of Martin Lawrence, Ashton Haired Girl while his best friend
Kutcher, Gary Sinise. Animated. Snoopy embarks on an epic adven-
Stranded in the wilderness, a mule ture as a World War I flying ace who
deer and a domesticated bear try to pursues the Red Baron. (G) HBO Sat.
make their way back to the safety 6:30 a.m.
of a town preserve before a hunter Pearl Harbor ›› ’01, War. Ben Af-
catches them. (PG) (L, S) TOON Sun. fleck, Josh Hartnett, Kate Beckin-
7:15 a.m. sale. Two pilots and lifelong friends
Open Water ››› ’03, Suspense. fall for the same woman, but must
Blanchard Ryan, Daniel Travis, Saul put aside their differences when the
Stein. Scuba divers struggle to sur- Japanese attack their naval base on
vive in shark-infested waters after Dec. 7, 1941. (PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX Fri.
their tour boat accidentally leaves 5:05 a.m.
them behind. (R) (L, S, N) TMC Sat. 8 Pelé: Birth of a Legend ›› ’16,
p.m., 11:05 p.m. Biography. Kevin de Paula, Vincent
Orange County ›› ’02, Comedy. D’Onofrio, Seu Jorge. Under guid-
Colin Hanks, Jack Black, Catherine ance from manager Vicente Feola,
O’Hara. A high schooler tries to fix a young Pelé utilizes his street soccer
mistake after his guidance counselor skills to lead Brazil to the World
sends the wrong papers to Stanford Cup in 1958. (PG) (L, S) SHOW2 Fri.
University. (PG-13) (L, S) SHOW2 5:15 a.m.
People Like Us ›› ’12, Drama. Chris
Thu. 7 a.m.
Pine, Elizabeth Banks, Olivia Wilde.
The Other Side of the Door ››
’16, Horror. Sarah Wayne Callies, Jer- In the course of settling the estate of
emy Sisto, Sofia Rosinsky. A grieving his late father, a young salesman is
mother upsets the balance between surprised to discover the existence of
life and death when she opens an a 30-year-old sister, Frankie. (PG-13)
ancient door that releases the rest- (L, S) SHOW Thu. 11:30 a.m.
less spirit of her deceased son. (R) A Perfect Day ›› ’15, Comedy-Dra-
(S, V) MAX Wed. 11:45 a.m. ma. Benicio Del Toro, Tim Robbins,
Out of the Furnace ››› ’13, Crime Olga Kurylenko. Aid workers in the
Drama. Christian Bale, Woody Har- Balkans try to retrieve a man’s body
from a well before it contaminates
relson, Casey Affleck. A steelworker
takes matters into his own hands the water for nearby villagers. (R) (L,
when his brother joins one of the S) TMC Mon. 10:40 p.m.
Northeast’s most-ruthless crime syn- The Perfect Storm ››› ’00, Sus-
dicates, then disappears. (R) (L, S, V) pense. George Clooney, Mark Wahl-
SHOW Fri. 6 p.m. berg, John C. Reilly. At sea in October
1991, the crewmen of the Andrea Gail
P encounter a storm with hurricane-
strength winds and 100-foot waves.
Paddington ››› ’14, Children’s. (PG-13) (L, S) AMC Wed. 9:30 p.m.;
Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Julie Thu. 1:30 p.m.
Walters. Live action/animated. A lost Permanent Midnight ››› ’98,
Peruvian bear finds shelter with a Drama. Ben Stiller, Elizabeth Hurley,
kind British family, but a museum Maria Bello. Sitcom writer Jerry Stahl
taxidermist has designs on his rare recalls heroin addiction, his mother’s
hide. (PG) (S) TMC Mon. 7:35 a.m.; suicide, his failed marriage and af-
Tue. 3:35 a.m.; Sat. 11:05 a.m. fairs. (R) (L, S, S) TMC Wed. 11:30 a.m.
The Palm Beach Story ›››› ’42, The Philadelphia Experiment ››
Comedy. Claudette Colbert, Joel Mc- ’12, Science Fiction. Nicholas Lea,
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Michael Paré, Ryan Robbins. Govern-
ment researchers try to re-create
the 1943 “Philadelphia Experiment”
to cloak warships, but their success
has unintended consequences, forc-
ing the survivor of the original ex-
periment and his granddaughter to
combat the death and destruction.
(PG-13) (V) SYFY Wed. 2 a.m.
The Pianist ››› ’02, Histori-
cal Drama. Adrien Brody, Thomas
Kretschmann, Frank Finlay. Polish
Jew Wladyslaw Szpilman survives
five years in the Nazi-controlled War-
saw ghetto during World War II. (R)
(L, V) MAX Sat. 5:10 a.m.
Piranha ›› ’10, Horror. Elisabeth
Shue, Adam Scott, Jerry O’Connell.
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 Sun. 12:30 a.m.
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Strang-
er Tides ›› ’11, Adventure. Johnny
Depp, Penélope Cruz, Ian McShane.
Capt. Jack Sparrow encounters a
woman from his past, who forces
him to go aboard Blackbeard’s ship
on a quest to find the legendary
Fountain of Youth. (PG-13) (S, V) TBS
Tue. 2 a.m.
Pitch Black ›› ’00, Science Fic-
tion. Radha Mitchell, Vin Diesel, Cole
Hauser. After crash landing on a
distant planet, survivors must fight
deadly creatures that come out only
at night. (R) (L, S, V) MAX Tue. 10:20
p.m.
Pitch Perfect ››› ’12, Musical Com-
edy. Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin,
Rebel Wilson. When a new student
joins her college’s female a cappella
group, she takes the women out
of their comfort zone of traditional
pieces and introduces them to in-
novative arrangements. (PG-13) (L,
S) MTV Sat. 7 p.m.
Point Break ›› ’15, Action. Édgar
Ramírez, Luke Bracey, Ray Winstone.
Young FBI recruit Johnny Utah goes
under cover to infiltrate a gang of
extreme athletes who perform dare-
devil heists. (PG-13) (L, S, V) MAX
Thu. 8:35 p.m.
Polly of the Circus ›› ’32, Drama.
Marion Davies, Clark Gable, C. Au-
brey Smith. An accident sends a
trapeze artist to recuperate in the
home of an unmarried minister. (NR)
TCM Wed. 12 p.m.
Poltergeist ›› ’15, Horror. Sam
Rockwell, Rosemarie DeWitt, Kyle
Catlett. Parapsychologists visit a
family’s home when sinister spirits
hold their youngest daughter cap-
tive. (PG-13) (L, S) HBO2 Thu. 1:25
p.m.
Pride and Glory ›› ’08, Crime Dra-
ma. Edward Norton, Colin Farrell,
Jon Voight. Duty and family loyalties
come into conflict when a detective
and his brother-in-law probe a failed
drug bust in which a fellow cop and
family member lost four men. (R) (L,
S, V) MAX Mon. 3:10 p.m.
The Prince & Me ›› ’04, Romance-
Comedy. Julia Stiles, Luke Mably, Ben
Miller. A premedical student falls in
love with a Danish prince who keeps
his identity a secret. (PG) (L, S) FREE
Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.
The Princess and the Frog ›››
’09, Children’s. Voices of Anika Noni
Rose, Bruno Campos, Keith David.
Animated. A fateful kiss leads a
young woman and a royal amphibian
on an adventure through the bayous
of Louisiana. (G) FREE Sat. 1:40 p.m.
The Princess Bride ››› ’87, Chil-
dren’s. Cary Elwes, Robin Wright,
Mandy Patinkin. A storybook sta-
bleboy turns pirate and rescues his
beloved, who is about to marry a
dreadful prince. (PG) (L, S, V) E! Sat.
12 a.m., 10 a.m.
The Princess Diaries ›› ’01, Chil-
dren’s. Julie Andrews, Anne Hath-
away, Héctor Elizondo. A woman
gives etiquette lessons to her re-
luctant granddaughter who is heir
apparent to a throne. (G) HBO Sat.
4:30 a.m.
P.S. I Love You ›› ’07, Romance.
Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa
Kudrow. A grieving widow receives a
series of messages that her husband
left to encourage her to establish a
new life and ease the loss. (PG-13) (S,
N) HBO2 Fri. 8:35 a.m.
Q sassins to silence them and the se-
Quarantine ›› ’08, Horror. Jennifer
Carpenter, Steve Harris, Jay Hernan-
dez. Trapped in an apartment build-
ing, a reporter and her cameraman
record the outbreak of a horrifying
disease that turns humans into vora-
cious cannibals. (R) (L, S, V) STZENC
Fri. 1:34 a.m., 11:57 p.m.
R dle-aged woman gets an invitation
Rabbit Hole ››› ’10, Drama. Nicole
Kidman, Aaron Eckhart, Dianne Wi-
est. A man and his wife begin to
pull apart as they try various ways
to cope with the accidental death of
their young son. (PG-13) (L, S) HBO
Thu. 1:15 p.m.
Race ›› ’16, Biography. Stephan
James, Jason Sudeikis, Eli Goree.
Overcoming racism at home and
abroad, track and field superstar
Jesse Owens competes for Olympic
glory in 1936 Berlin. (PG-13) (L, S)
HBO Tue. 4 a.m.
The Rage of Paris ›› ’38, Comedy.
Danielle Darrieux, Douglas Fairbanks
Jr., Mischa Auer. A worldly woman
and headwaiter plot a French mod-
el’s seduction of a millionaire in New
York. (NR) TCM Mon. 7 p.m.
Ramona and Beezus ›› ’10, Chil-
dren’s. Joey King, Selena Gomez,
John Corbett. A plucky youngster
puts her vivid imagination and
boundless energy to work as she and
her big sister try to help save their
family’s home. (G) FREE Tue. 11 p.m.
Rampart ››› ’11, Crime Drama.
Woody Harrelson, Ben Foster, Anne
Heche. A veteran cop blurs the line
between right and wrong as he car-
ries out his own brand of justice on
the streets of Los Angeles. (R) (L, S,
V) TMC Tue. 3 p.m.
Rat Race ›› ’01, Comedy. Rowan
Atkinson, John Cleese, Whoopi Gold-
berg. A hotel owner devises a con-
test where six Las Vegas gamblers
frantically search for a bag contain-
ing $2 million. (PG-13) (L, S, N) HBO
Mon. 4:20 a.m. HBO2 Wed. 5:05 p.m.
The Razor’s Edge ››› ’46, Drama.
Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, Anne
Baxter. An idealistic war veteran em-
barks on a quest for the meaning of
life. Based on a tale by W. Somerset
Maugham. (NR) TCM Sun. 11 a.m.
The Reaping › ’07, Horror. Hilary
Swank, David Morrissey, Idris Elba.
A former Christian missionary de-
bunks religious phenomena. (R) (S,
V) HBO2 Tue. 1:10 a.m.
Red 2 ›› ’13, Action. Bruce Willis,
John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker.
Former CIA black-ops agent Frank
Moses and his team battle assassins,
terrorists and power-hungry govern-
ment officials as they try to retrieve
a lethal device that could change the
balance of world power. (PG-13) (L, S,
V) SYFY Sat. 7:30 p.m.
Red Corner ›› ’97, Suspense. Rich-
ard Gere, Bai Ling, Bradley Whit-
ford. A Chinese attorney defends a
U.S. businessman accused of killing
a model he spent the night with in
Beijing. (R) (S, V) TMC Thu. 10:30
a.m., 6 p.m.
Red ›› ’10, Action. Bruce Willis,
Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich.
Retired CIA agents reassemble for
survival after the agency sends as-
crets they carry. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
SYFY Fri. 7:30 p.m.; Sat. 5 p.m.
Reptilicus › ’62, Science Fiction. Carl
Ottosen, Ann Smyrner, Mimi Hein-
rich. Dug-up tail of prehistoric beast
simply grows another body. (NR)
TCM Fri. 4 a.m.
Requiem for a Dream: Director’s
Cut ››› ’00, Drama. Ellen Burstyn,
Jared Leto, Jennifer Connelly. A mid-
to be on her favorite game show,
as her son starts selling cocaine and
becomes an addict. (NR) (L, S, V)
TMC Fri. 10:30 p.m.
Resident Evil: Afterlife › ’10, Horror.
Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, Kim Coates.
Alice and her companions head to a
rumored safe haven in Los Angeles.
(R) (L, S, V) SYFY Tue. 10 p.m.; Wed.
5:30 p.m.
Resident Evil: Apocalypse ›› ’04,
Horror. Milla Jovovich, Sienna Guil-
lory, Oded Fehr. Survivors of a deadly
virus must fight their way through
Raccoon City’s legion of undead in-
habitants. (R) (L, S, N, V) SYFY Fri. 10
p.m.; Sat. 3 p.m.
Revenge of the Creature ›› ’55,
Horror. John Agar, Lori Nelson, John
Bromfield. Florida aquarium workers
communicate by cattle prod with a
captured gill-man. (NR) TCM Thu.
8:30 p.m.
Rich, Young and Pretty ››› ’51,
Musical Comedy. Jane Powell, Dani-
elle Darrieux, Wendell Corey. A Texas
rancher takes his daughter to Paris,
where she falls in love and meets her
mother. (NR) TCM Tue. 4 a.m.
Ride Along 2 ›› ’16, Comedy. Ice
Cube, Kevin Hart, Tika Sumpter. Law-
men James Payton and Ben Barber
pursue a violent drug lord in Miami.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) HBO2 Mon. 9:45
p.m.; Sat. 11:10 p.m.
Road to Perdition ››› ’02, Crime
Drama. Tom Hanks, Paul Newman,
Jude Law. Accompanied by his el-
dest son, a Depression-era mob en-
forcer seeks revenge after the rest
of his family are murdered by his
employer’s jealous son. (R) (L, V)
HBO2 Thu. 9:15 a.m., 9:35 p.m.
The Road Warrior ›››› ’81, Ac-
tion. Mel Gibson, Bruce Spence, Emil
Minty. Loner lawman Mad Max fights
barbarian bikers for gasoline in the
wasteland of the future. (R) (L, S, N,
V) MAX Fri. 3:20 p.m.
Robin Hood: Men in Tights ›› ’93,
Comedy. Cary Elwes, Richard Lewis,
Roger Rees. The Sherwood Forest
archer leads his melting pot of out-
laws against Prince John and the
Sheriff of Rottingham. (PG-13) (L, S)
MAX Tue. 3:30 p.m.
The Robin Hood of El Dorado ››
’36, Western. Warner Baxter, Ann
Loring, Bruce Cabot. Driven from
his land by gold seekers, a Mexi-
can farmer becomes a bandit boss
sought by a posse. (NR) TCM Fri.
3:30 p.m.
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ››
’91, Adventure. Kevin Costner, Mor-
gan Freeman, Mary Elizabeth Mas-
trantonio. The archer and his Moorish
sidekick join Sherwood Forest out-
laws against the sheriff of Notting-
ham, who covets Maid Marian. (PG-
13) (L, S, N, V) MAX Mon. 8:55 a.m.
RoboCop ›› ’14, Science Fiction.
Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Sam-
uel L. Jackson. In 2028, a robotics
company sees a chance to bring its
technology to American law enforce-
ment by transforming a critically in-
jured police officer into a cyborg.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) SPIKE Wed. 12 a.m.
Romance on the High Seas ›› ’48,
Musical. Jack Carson, Janis Paige,
Don DeFore. A man hires a private
eye to watch his wife on a cruise,
but the wife sends an impostor. (NR)
TCM Tue. 1:30 p.m.
Rome, Open City ›››› ’46, Drama.
Aldo Fabrizi, Anna Magnani, Marcello
Pagliero. When Nazis track down
Giorgio, one of the leaders of the
resistance, he asks Don Pietro Pel-
legrini to get him out of town as soon
as possible. (NR) TCM Mon. 3:15 a.m.
La Ronde ››› ’50, Comedy. An-
ton Walbrook, Simone Simon, Daniel
Gélin. A raconteur follows a fateful
circle of love in 1900 Vienna. (NR)
TCM Mon. 8:30 p.m.
The Royal Tenenbaums ››› ’01,
Comedy-Drama. Gene Hackman,
Anjelica Huston, Ben Stiller. An er-
rant father tries to reconcile with his
eccentric and underachieving family
in New York. (R) (L, S, N) TMC Tue.
5:10 a.m., 5 p.m.
Rumor Has It ... ›› ’05, Comedy.
Jennifer Aniston, Kevin Costner, Shir-
ley MacLaine. A woman sets out
to find the truth after learning that
the movie “The Graduate” may have
been based on her family. (PG-13) (L,
S) LIFE Sun. 11 a.m.
S
Safe Haven ›› ’13, Romance. Josh
Duhamel, Julianne Hough, Cobie
Smulders. Dark secrets intrude on
the blossoming romance between
a widowed merchant and a new ar-
rival in a small North Carolina town.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) E! Sun. 10 a.m. USA
Thu. 6 a.m.
Saratoga Trunk ››› ’45, Historical
Drama. Gary Cooper, Ingrid Berg-
man, Flora Robson. A gold-digger
meets a rich Texas gambler in 1875
New Orleans and follows him to up-
state New York. (NR) TCM Sat. 5 a.m.
Save the Last Dance ›› ’01, Ro-
mance. Julia Stiles, Sean Patrick
Thomas, Kerry Washington. A white
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teenager moves to Chicago after
her mother’s death and falls for a
black student who shares her love
of dance. (PG-13) (L, S, V) FREE Thu.
6:30 p.m.
Saw V › ’08, Horror. Tobin Bell,
Costas Mandylor, Scott Patterson.
Jigsaw disciple Hoffman has to tie
up loose ends to protect his secret.
(R) (L, S, N, V) SHOW2 Tue. 12:10 a.m.
Scarecrow ›› ’73, Drama. Gene
Hackman, Al Pacino, Dorothy Tristan.
Two drifters bum around, visit earthy
women and discuss opening a car
wash in Pittsburgh. (R) (L, S, N, V)
TCM Fri. 10:45 p.m.
Scarface ››› ’83, Crime Drama.
Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven
Bauer. A Cuban immigrant from
Castro’s jails cuts a violent path of
destruction on his way to the top of
Miami’s drug trade. (R) (L, S, V, N)
MAX Fri. 11 p.m.
Scent of a Woman ››› ’92, Drama.
Al Pacino, Chris O’Donnell, James
Rebhorn. A blind ex-colonel takes
his preppie guide on a lust-for-life
trip to New York. (R) (L, S) MAX Tue.
12:50 p.m.
Scream 2 ››› ’97, Horror. David
Arquette, Neve Campbell, Courteney
Cox. A masked killer continues to
pursue a California student and her
friends at an Ohio college. (R) (L, S,
V) HBO Tue. 9:35 p.m.
Scrooged ››› ’88, Comedy. Bill
Murray, Karen Allen, John Forsythe.
A ruthless TV-network chief meets
the ghosts of Christmases past, pres-
ent and yet to come. (PG-13) (L, V)
SHOW Thu. 7:30 a.m.
Search Party › ’14, Comedy. Adam
Pally, T.J. Miller, Thomas Middleditch.
Two buddies must rescue a stranded
friend in Mexico. (R) (L, S, N) HBO2
Sun. 12:15 a.m.; Fri. 7 p.m.
The Second Arrival › ’98, Science
Fiction. Catherine Blythe, Patrick
Muldoon, Michael Sarrazin. A man
must thwart an alien conspiracy to
destroy Earth. (R) (L, N) MAX Sat.
3:20 a.m.
Secret in Their Eyes ›› ’15, Sus-
pense. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Nicole Kid-
man, Julia Roberts. An FBI agent
spends 13 years investigating the
brutal murder of a colleague’s
daughter, then uncovers a new clue
that leads to a dark and shocking se-
cret. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TMC Sat. 6 p.m.
The Secret Life of Bees ›› ’08,
Drama. Queen Latifah, Dakota Fan-
ning, Jennifer Hudson. Haunted by
memories of her late mother, a teen
finds comfort with three sisters who
teach her about beekeeping, honey,
and the Black Madonna. (PG-13) (S,
V) HBO Wed. 6 a.m.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty ››
’13, Comedy. Ben Stiller, Kristen Wiig,
Shirley MacLaine. Walter Mitty de-
velops photos for a magazine but
escapes the tedium through heroic
daydreams. When Walter gets a
chance for a real adventure, he may
just build a relationship with a co-
worker named Cheryl. (PG) (L, S, V)
FX Wed. 8 a.m.; Thu. 6 a.m.
Secretariat ››› ’10, Drama. Diane
Lane, John Malkovich, Dylan Walsh.
Penny Chenery takes over her ail-
ing father’s Thoroughbred farm and,
together with trainer Lucien Laurin,
fosters a colt that wins horse racing’s
Triple Crown in 1973. (PG) (L, S) CMT
Sat. 2:30 p.m.
Seven Pounds ›› ’08, Drama. Will
Smith, Rosario Dawson, Michael Ealy.
A man with a fateful secret sets out
to redeem himself by changing the
lives of seven strangers, including a
woman with whom he falls in love.
(PG-13) (S) STZENC Tue. 11:54 a.m.,
10:03 p.m.
Sex and the City ››› ’08, Ro-
mance-Comedy. Sarah Jessica Park-
er, Kim Cattrall, Chris Noth. Carrie
Bradshaw and her gal pals find new
adventures and surprises while they
enjoy companionship, cupcakes and
Cosmopolitan in New York. (R) (L, S,
N, S) E! Mon. 3 p.m.; Tue. 8 a.m.
Shadow in the Sky ›› ’52, Drama.
Ralph Meeker, Nancy Davis, James
Whitmore. A shellshocked veteran
poses a problem to his sister and her
husband. (NR) TCM Thu. 2 a.m.
Shaun of the Dead ››› ’04, Com-
edy. Simon Pegg, Kate Ashfield, Lucy
Davis. An aimless TV salesman and
his best pal must save their friends
and family from the zombies that
have overrun London. (R) (L, S, V)
SHOW Fri. 11:45 a.m. SHOW2 Thu.
11:35 a.m.
The Shawshank Redemption ››››
’94, Drama. Tim Robbins, Morgan
Freeman, Bob Gunton. Two life sen-
tences for a 1947 double murder land
an innocent man in a corrupt Maine
penitentiary. (R) (L, S, V) AMC Sun.
8:30 a.m.
The Shawshank Redemption ››››
’94, Drama. Tim Robbins, Morgan
Freeman, Bob Gunton. Two life sen-
tences for a 1947 double murder land
an innocent man in a corrupt Maine
penitentiary. (R) (L, S, V) SPIKE Wed.
11 a.m., 11:30 p.m.
Sherlock Holmes ›› ’09, Action.
Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Rachel
McAdams. The resourceful detective
and his astute partner, Dr. Watson,
meet a powerful criminal, a devotee
of black magic who arises from his
grave. (PG-13) (S, V) AMC Sun. 4
p.m.; Mon. 10:30 a.m.
She ›› ’65, Fantasy. Ursula Andress,
John Richardson, Peter Cushing. A
beautiful immortal queen mistakes
an English adventurer for her lover
and lures him to a lost city. (NR) TCM
Sat. 11:15 a.m.
Shoot ’Em Up ›› ’07, Action. Clive
Owen, Paul Giamatti, Monica Bel-
lucci. A mysterious gunman and a
hooker must protect a newborn from
a determined assassin and others
like him. (R) (L, S, V) MAX Mon.
10:35 p.m.
Shutter Island ›› ’10, Suspense.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo,
Ben Kingsley. A 1950s lawman pur-
sues a murderess who appears to
have vanished from a locked room
within a fortresslike psychiatric hos-
pital. (R) (L, S, N, V) SYFY Sat. 12 p.m.
The Silence of the Lambs ››››
’91, Suspense. Jodie Foster, Anthony
Hopkins, Scott Glenn. An FBI trainee
seeks advice from a brilliant, psycho-
pathic prisoner to catch a killer who
skins his victims. (R) (L, S, N, V) BBC
Wed. 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.
Simon Birch ››› ’98, Comedy-Dra-
ma. Ian Michael Smith, Joseph Maz-
zello, Ashley Judd. An undersized
New Hampshire boy helps a friend
learn his father’s identity. (PG) (L, S)
HBO2 Fri. 4:25 a.m.
The Simpsons Movie ››› ’07, Com-
edy. Voices of Dan Castellaneta, Julie
Kavner, Nancy Cartwright. Animat-
ed. The combination of Homer, his
new pet pig, and a leaky silo full of
excrement triggers a disaster that
threatens not just Springfield but
the world. (PG-13) (S) HBO2 Thu.
5:30 p.m.
Sin Ship › ’31, Adventure. Louis Wol-
heim, Mary Astor, Ian Keith. Shady
man and woman hire boat captain
for passage. (NR) TCM Tue. 8:30 a.m.
Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit ››
’93, Musical Comedy. Whoopi Gold-
berg, Kathy Najimy, Barnard Hughes.
A Las Vegas singer teaches a mother
superior’s flock how to rock and save
the school from closure. (PG) (L)
BRAVO Fri. 5 p.m., 11 p.m.
Sister Act ›› ’92, Musical Comedy.
Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith,
Kathy Najimy. A Reno lounge singer
on the run plays nun and shows a
San Francisco convent’s chorus how
to rock. (PG) (L, S, V) BRAVO Fri. 7
p.m., 9 p.m.
The Sisterhood of the Traveling
Pants 2 ›› ’08, Comedy-Drama.
Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel,
America Ferrera. Tibby, Lena, Car-
men and Bridget find it increasingly
difficult to stay in touch as their lives
branch out in different directions.
(PG-13) (S) HBO2 Tue. 6 a.m.
Sisters ›› ’15, Comedy. Amy Poehler,
Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph. A recently
divorced woman and her hotheaded
sister throw a party that spirals out
of control at their childhood home.
(R) (L, S) HBO2 Sun. 8:05 p.m.
The Sixth Sense ››› ’99, Suspense.
Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, Toni
Collette. A child psychologist tries
to help a boy who is traumatized by
visitations from troubled spirits. (PG-
13) (V) HBO Thu. 4:40 p.m.
Skyfall ››› ’12, Action. Daniel Craig,
Judi Dench, Javier Bardem. When
M’s past comes back to haunt her,
James Bond must track down and
destroy the threat to her and MI6,
no matter how personal the cost.
(PG-13) (L, S, V) SYFY Sun. 7 p.m.;
Mon. 4 p.m.
Sleeping With Other People ››
’15, Romance-Comedy. Jason Sudei-
kis, Alison Brie, Adam Scott. Twelve
years after a one-night stand, a man
and a woman run into each other
and try to maintain a platonic rela-
tionship despite their mutual attrac-
tion. (R) (L, S, S) TMC Sun. 5:15 p.m.
Slumdog Millionaire ››› ’08,
Comedy-Drama. Dev Patel, Freida
Pinto, Madhur Mittal. Flashbacks re-
veal how a poor youth came to be a
prize-winning contestant on one of
India’s most-popular game shows.
(R) (L, S, V) HBO2 Mon. 11:15 a.m.
Smokey and the Bandit II ›› ’80,
Comedy. Burt Reynolds, Jackie Glea-
son, Sally Field. Sheriff Buford T.
Justice chases a trucker and his girl-
friend hauling a pregnant elephant
to Dallas. (PG) (L, V) AMC Sat. 12 a.m.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
›››› ’37, Children’s. Voices of Adri-
ana Caselotti, Harry Stockwell, Lucille
La Verne. Animated. A wicked queen
casts a spell upon a beautiful young
girl in this Disney adaptation of the
classic fairy tale. (G) FREE Sat. 11:35
a.m.
Soapdish ›› ’91, Comedy. Sally
Field, Kevin Kline, Robert Downey Jr.
The star of a soap opera is rattled by
her ex-lover’s return to the daytime
drama “The Sun Also Sets.” (PG-13)
(L) STZENC Thu. 4:18 a.m., 4:34 p.m.
Solaris ››› ’02, Science Fiction.
George Clooney, Natascha McElhone,
Jeremy Davies. A widowed psychol-
ogist arrives at a space station to
investigate the unexplained behavior
of a group of scientists. (PG-13) (L, S,
N) MAX Mon. 5:20 p.m.
The Soloist ›› ’09, Drama. Jamie
Foxx, Robert Downey Jr., Catherine
Keener. A reporter befriends a men-
tally ill and homeless man, once a
student at Juilliard but now playing
music on the streets of Los Angeles.
(PG-13) (L, S) MAX Sun. 8:50 a.m.
Sorority Boys › ’02, Comedy. Barry
Watson, Michael Rosenbaum, Har-
land Williams. Ousted frat boys pose
as girls and pledge a sorority. (R)
(L, S, N) STZENC Thu. 2:42 a.m.,
10:06 p.m.
Southpaw ›› ’15, Drama. Jake Gyl-
lenhaal, Forest Whitaker, Naomie
Harris. After losing everything to a
senseless tragedy, a boxer turns to
a retired fighter for guidance as he
struggles toward redemption. (R) (L,
S, V) TMC Wed. 1 p.m., 9 p.m.
Space Jam ›› ’96, Children’s. Mi-
chael Jordan, Wayne Knight, Theresa
Randle. Live action/animated. Bugs
Bunny recruits NBA star Michael Jor-
dan to help the good Looney Tunes
squad take on the bad Monstars in a
basketball game. (PG) (L) VH1 Thu.
9:30 p.m.; Fri. 2:30 p.m.
Sparrows ››› ’26, Suspense. Mary
Pickford, Gustave von Seyffertitz,
Roy Stewart. Silent. A young woman
leads waifs out of a swamp tyrant’s
baby farm. (NR) TCM Sun. 11 p.m.
Spartacus ›››› ’60, Historical
Drama. Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oliv-
ier, Jean Simmons. A gladiator slave
leads a revolt in decadent Rome
and attempts to lead his followers
to freedom. (PG-13) (S, V) TCM Sat.
3:30 p.m.
Spider-Man 2 ››› ’04, Action. To-
bey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James
Franco. Tormented Peter Parker
battles a sinister scientist who uses
mechanical tentacles for destructive
purposes. (PG-13) (S, V) MAX Wed.
9:05 p.m.
Spider-Man ››› ’02, Action. To-
bey Maguire, Willem Dafoe, Kirsten
Dunst. Peter Parker uses his superhu-
man powers to battle his archenemy,
the Green Goblin. (PG-13) (V) MAX
Wed. 7 p.m.
The SpongeBob SquarePants Mov-
ie ››› ’04, Children’s. Voices of
Tom Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke, Clancy
Brown. Animated. SpongeBob and
Patrick head for Shell City to retrieve
King Neptune’s stolen crown and
save the life of Mr. Krabs. (PG) (S)
NICK Sun. 8 p.m.; Mon. 2 p.m.
Sporting Blood ›› ’31, Drama.
Clark Gable, Ernest Torrence, Madge
Evans. Mobsters see a gambler, a
breeder and a girl about a horse
for the Kentucky Derby. (NR) TCM
Wed. 7 a.m.
Spring Breakers ››› ’12, Comedy.
James Franco, Vanessa Hudgens,
Selena Gomez. Four college friends
are arrested after robbing a restau-
rant to fund their spring-break trip.
They land in more trouble when a
drug and arms dealer bails them out
to do some dirty work. (R) (L, S, N,
S, V) TMC Wed. 2 a.m.; Fri. 8:45 p.m.
Spy Game ›› ’01, Suspense. Robert
Redford, Brad Pitt, Catherine McCor-
mack. A CIA agent tries to rescue his
one-time protege who awaits execu-
tion in a Chinese prison. (R) (L, S,
V) SHOW Wed. 4:50 p.m. TMC Mon.
3:30 a.m., 8:30 p.m.
Spy Kids 3: Game Over ›› ’03,
Children’s. Antonio Banderas, Carla
Gugino, Alexa Vega. A boy tries to
rescue his sister inside a virtual-re-
ality game created by a madman
out to enslave children. (PG) (S)
SHOW Mon. 10 a.m.; Tue. 4:05 a.m.;
Fri. 5:55 a.m.
Spy Kids ››› ’01, Children’s. An-
tonio Banderas, Carla Gugino, Alexa
Vega. When a technical genius kid-
naps retired spies, only their children
can save them. (PG) (L, V) SHOW
Mon. 8:30 a.m.
Spy ››› ’15, Comedy. Melissa Mc-
Carthy, Jason Statham, Rose Byrne.
When her partner falls off the grid
and another top agent is compro-
mised, a desk-bound CIA analyst
volunteers to go deep under cover
as the world’s newest and unlikeliest
secret weapon. (R) (L, S, N, V) MAX
Sun. 12:40 a.m.
Star Trek: First Contact ››› ’96,
Science Fiction. Patrick Stewart, Jon-
athan Frakes, Brent Spiner. Picard,
Riker and the others set off to stop
the half-robot Borg from sabotaging
the first warp drive flight in 2063.
(PG-13) (S, V) SYFY Thu. 8 a.m.
Star Trek VII: Generations ›› ’94,
Science Fiction. Patrick Stewart,
William Shatner, Malcolm McDowell.
Capt. Kirk and Capt. Picard team up
to thwart mad Dr. Soran’s quest for
the Nexus of joy. (PG) (V) SYFY Thu.
5:30 a.m.
Star Wars: A New Hope ›››› ’77,
Science Fiction. Mark Hamill, Har-
rison Ford, Carrie Fisher. Robots and
other allies help a youth and a space
jockey rescue a rebel princess and
battle dark forces bent on interga-
lactic rule. (PG) (L, S, V) TBS Thu.
2:12 p.m. TNT Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat. 3:15 p.m.
Star Wars: Attack of the Clones ››
’02, Science Fiction. Ewan McGregor,
Natalie Portman, Hayden Chris-
tensen. Obi-Wan Kenobi and his Jedi
apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, pro-
tect the former queen from political
separatists. (PG) (S, V) TBS Thu. 8:26
a.m. TNT Sat. 12:51 a.m., 9 a.m.
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi ›››
’83, Science Fiction. Mark Hamill,
Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. Luke
Skywalker, now an experienced Jedi
knight, tries to discover Darth Vad-
er’s identity. (PG) (S, V) TBS Thu. 7:17
p.m.; Fri. 2 a.m. TNT Sat. 8:47 p.m.
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith ›››
’05, Science Fiction. Ewan McGregor,
Natalie Portman, Hayden Chris-
tensen. Seduced by the dark side,
Anakin Skywalker turns against his
mentor, Obi-Wan Kenobi and be-
comes Darth Vader. (PG-13) (S, V)
TBS Thu. 11:20 a.m. TNT Fri. 9:45 p.m.;
Sat. 12:09 p.m.
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
›››› ’80, Science Fiction. Mark
Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher.
Yoda teaches Luke Skywalker to be
a Jedi knight, and Han Solo woos
Princess Leia, as Darth Vader returns
to threaten the rebel forces trying to
save the galaxy. (PG) (S, V) TBS Thu.
4:43 p.m. TNT Sat. 6 p.m.
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace ››
’99, Science Fiction. Liam Neeson,
Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman.
As an enemy threatens the peaceful
Galactic Republic, 9-year-old Anakin
Skywalker comes under the tutelage
of young Obi-Wan Kenobi and Jedi
master Qui-Gon Jinn. (PG) (S, V) TBS
Thu. 5:40 a.m. TNT Sat. 5:58 a.m.
The Stepfather ›› ’09, Suspense.
Dylan Walsh, Sela Ward, Penn
Badgley. A young man becomes in-
creasingly suspicious that his moth-
er’s new lover is concealing an evil
side. (PG-13) (S, V) LIFE Sun. 5 p.m.
Steve Jobs ››› ’15, Biography. Mi-
chael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Seth
Rogen. From 1984 to 1998, Apple
Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs uses in-
novation and fierce determination
to develop highly anticipated and
revolutionary computers, including
the Macintosh and the iMac. (R) (L,
S) HBO2 Sun. 6:55 a.m.
Stir of Echoes ››› ’99, Suspense.
Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe, Illeana
Douglas. After being hypnotized at
a party, a man has visions of deaths
and of a girl who disappeared six
months earlier. (R) (L, S, V, R) MAX
Mon. 3:20 a.m.
Stolen ›› ’12, Action. Nicolas Cage,
Danny Huston, Malin Akerman. A for-
mer thief has just 12 hours to come
up with $10 million after his former
partner kidnaps his daughter and
locks her in a cab. (R) (L, S, V) TMC
Fri. 1:50 p.m.
The Straight Story ››› ’99, Drama.
Richard Farnsworth, Sissy Spacek,
Jane Galloway Heitz. An old man
buys a John Deere tractor and drives
from Iowa to Wisconsin to see his
estranged, ailing brother. (G) SHOW
Fri. 7:20 a.m. SHOW2 Mon. 12:30 p.m.
Strange Interlude ››› ’32, Drama.
Norma Shearer, Clark Gable, Alex-
ander Kirkland. Neurotic Nina Leeds
marries Sam Evans but has a son by
Dr. Darrell. (NR) TCM Wed. 1:30 p.m.
Sucker Punch ›› ’11, Action. Em-
ily Browning, Abbie Cornish, Jena
Malone. Retreating into a fantasy
world, a captive young woman finds
four allies to join in a fight to escape
from the terrible fate that awaits
them. (PG-13) (L, S, V) FX Mon. 9
a.m.; Tue. 6 a.m.
The Sugarland Express ››› ’74,
Comedy-Drama. Goldie Hawn, Wil-
liam Atherton, Ben Johnson. Police
chase an escaped convict and his
wife fleeing to Sugarland, Texas, to
reclaim their son from his foster par-
ents. (PG) (V) TCM Fri. 7 p.m.
Suicide Squad ›› ’16, Action. Will
Smith, Jared Leto, Margot Robbie.
Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Captain
Boomerang, Killer Croc and other
armed supervillains 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.; Thu. 8:45
a.m., 11:15 p.m.
Sully ››› ’16, Drama. Tom Hanks,
Aaron Eckhart, Valerie Mahaffey. Af-
ter landing US Airways Flight 1549
in New York’s Hudson River, Capt.

Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger faces
an investigation that threatens to
destroy his career and reputation.
(PG-13) (L, S) HBO Sat. 7:20 p.m.
The Sum of All Fears ››› ’02, Sus-
pense. Ben Affleck, Morgan Freeman,
James Cromwell. Jack Ryan and the
CIA director try to stop terrorists
who are planning a nuclear attack.
(PG-13) (L, V) MAX Wed. 11:15 p.m.
Super Troopers ›› ’01, Comedy.
Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan,
Steve Lemme. Five state troopers try
to stop a group of drug dealers in
order to save their careers. (R) (L, S)
COMD Sat. 8 p.m., 10 p.m.
Superstar › ’99, Comedy. Molly
Shannon, Will Ferrell, Elaine Hendrix.
A Catholic schoolgirl leads a heavy
fantasy life. (PG-13) (L, S) STZENC
Mon. 3:28 a.m., 2:57 p.m.; Fri. 8:05
a.m.
Surrogates ›› ’09, Science Fic-
tion. Bruce Willis, Radha Mitchell,
Rosamund Pike. FBI agents probe a
murder case linked to the inventor of
technology that allows people to live
vicariously though robotic versions
of themselves. (PG-13) (L, S, V) AMC
Tue. 8 a.m.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise ››
’31, Romance. Greta Garbo, Clark Ga-
ble, Jean Hersholt. A farmer’s daugh-
ter knows other men as a woman of
the world, yet searches for the man
she loves. (NR) TCM Wed. 8:30 a.m.
Sweet Revenge ›› ’76, Comedy-
Drama. Stockard Channing, Sam Wa-
terston, Richard Doughty. A teenage
car thief’s obsessive quest to own an
expensive sports car keeps her law-
yer and the police working overtime.
(PG) (L) TCM Fri. 9 p.m.
The Sweetest Thing › ’02, Romance-
Comedy. Cameron Diaz, Christina
Applegate, Selma Blair. A woman
tries to track down a guy she met at
a dance club. (R) (L, S, S) HBO Tue.
2:30 a.m.
Swept Away › ’02, Romance-Com-
edy. Madonna, Adriano Giannini,
Jeanne Tripplehorn. A wealthy shrew
and a deck hand are stranded on
an island. (R) (L, S, N) MAX Mon.
9:05 p.m.
T mopylae. (R) (S, V, N) FX Tue. 4 p.m.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game ››
’49, Musical Comedy. Gene Kelly,
Frank Sinatra, Esther Williams. Two
dancing baseball players run into
trouble with their team’s new female
owner and a gambler who doesn’t
want them to win the pennant. (NR)
TCM Sun. 3:30 p.m.
Taken 2 ›› ’12, Action. Liam Neeson,
Maggie Grace, Famke Janssen. Taken
hostage with his wife in Istanbul, re-
tired CIA agent Bryan Mills enlists his
daughter’s aid in helping him escape,
then uses his particular set of skills
to exact revenge on the kidnappers.
(PG-13) (S, V) FX Sun. 5 p.m.; Mon.
12 a.m.
Taken 3 ›› ’14, Action. Liam Neeson,
Forest Whitaker, Maggie Grace. 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 pro-
tecting his daughter. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
FX Sun. 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.
”Tangled”
Taken ››› ’08, Action. Liam Nee-
son, Maggie Grace, Famke Janssen.
A former spy puts his extensive train-
ing to the test when he must rescue
his kidnapped daughter from sex-
slave traffickers. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
LIFE Sun. 7 p.m., 11:02 p.m.
Takers ›› ’10, Action. Matt Dillon,
Paul Walker, Idris Elba. A determined
detective and Russian mobsters
complicate the plan of a gang of
skilled thieves to rob an armored car
carrying millions of dollars. (PG-13)
(L, S, N, V) BET Sun. 1 p.m.
The Take ›› ’16, Action. Idris Elba,
Richard Madden, Charlotte Le Bon.
A rogue CIA agent forms an un-
likely partnership with a pickpocket
to stop a terrorist conspiracy in Paris.
(R) (L, S, N, V) MAX Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat.
10:50 p.m.
The Taking of Pelham 123 ›› ’09,
Action. Denzel Washington, John
Travolta, John Turturro. A subway
dispatcher calls on his extensive
knowledge of the transit system to
outwit hijackers who are threatening
to kill passengers unless a ransom is
paid. (R) (L, S, V) AMC Sun. 1:30 p.m.
Tale of Tales ››› ’15, Fantasy. Salma
Hayek, Vincent Cassel, Toby Jones.
Three fairy tales revolve around a
king who must slay a sea monster,
a giant flea and a womanizing ruler
who’s in for a surprise. (R) (S, V, N)
SHOW2 Mon. 8:15 p.m.
Tangled ››› ’10, Children’s. Voices
of Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi, Don-
na Murphy. Animated. Crowned with
70 feet of magical golden hair, Ra-
punzel strikes a deal with a charming
thief to spring her from her prison
tower. (PG) (S, V) FREE Sat. 5:50
p.m.
Tarzan and His Mate ››› ’34, Ad-
venture. Johnny Weissmuller, Mau-
reen O’Sullivan, Neil Hamilton. British
ivory hunters want the ape man and
Jane to take them to an elephant
graveyard. (NR) TCM Sat. 7:30 a.m.
The Teahouse of the August Moon
››› ’56, Comedy. Marlon Brando,
Glenn Ford, Machiko Kyo. A wily
native interpreter foils an Army cap-
tain’s attempts to change a postwar
Okinawan village. (NR) (S, V) TCM
Mon. 10:30 a.m.
Ted 2 ›› ’15, Comedy. Mark Wahl-
berg, Voice of Seth MacFarlane,
Amanda Seyfried. Teddy bear Ted
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seeks legal help from a young lawyer
and a legendary, civil-rights attorney
when the law declares him to be
property and not a person. (R) (L, S,
S) MAX Sun. 12:55 p.m.
10,000 B.C. ›› ’08, Adventure. Ste-
ven Strait, Camilla Belle, Cliff Curtis.
A young mammoth-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
Mon. 1:50 p.m.; Sat. 7:30 p.m.
Terms of Endearment ›››› ’83,
Comedy-Drama. Shirley MacLaine,
Debra Winger, Jack Nicholson. A
strong-willed woman and her equal-
ly independent daughter keep the
lines of communication open as each
deals with the curveballs life throws
at them. (PG) (L, S) STZENC Tue. 1:36
a.m., 3:49 p.m.
Tetro ››› ’09, Drama. Vincent
Gallo, Maribel Verdú, Alden Ehren-
reich. A young man finds his long-
estranged brother in Buenos Aires,
and finds that his sibling, once a
brilliant writer, is now tormented and
self-destructive. (R) (L, S, N) MAX
Wed. 7:55 a.m.
Thank You for Smoking ››› ’05,
Comedy-Drama. Aaron Eckhart, Ma-
ria Bello, Cameron Bright. A lobbyist
for big tobacco finds it difficult to
balance his duties defending a dan-
gerous substance with those of be-
ing a good role model for his young
son. (R) (L, S) STZENC Tue. 12:01 a.m.,
9:26 a.m.
That Thing You Do! ››› ’96, Com-
edy-Drama. Tom Everett Scott, Liv
Tyler, Johnathon Schaech. A small-
time rock band rides a big wave of
success with the help of a savvy
record-executive and a catchy single.
(PG) (L, S) STZENC Sun. 8 p.m.
Think Like a Man ›› ’12, Romance-
Comedy. Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara,
Meagan Good. When the women
in their lives buy a book by Steve
Harvey and 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-
son. (PG-13) (S) BET Tue. 5 p.m.;
Wed. 1 p.m.
Thirteen Days ››› ’00, Historical
Drama. Kevin Costner, Bruce Green-
wood, Steven Culp. President John
F. Kennedy and members of his staff
react to news of a Soviet missile
buildup in Cuba. (PG-13) (L) STZENC
Sun. 1:35 a.m.
13 Going on 30 ››› ’04, Romance-
Comedy. Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruf-
falo, Judy Greer. An uncool girl magi-
cally becomes a successful adult
after making a wish at her disastrous
birthday party. (PG-13) (L, S) WE
Wed. 7 p.m., 9 p.m.
The Thomas Crown Affair ›››
’99, Suspense. Pierce Brosnan, Rene
Russo, Denis Leary. A billionaire look-
ing for new challenges attracts the
attention of an investigator when a
priceless Monet is stolen. (R) (L, S, N)
STZENC Fri. 4:13 p.m.
Thor: The Dark World ›› ’13, Action.
Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman,
Tom Hiddleston. Thor forms an alli-
ance with treacherous Loki to save
Earth and the Nine Realms from
an ancient enemy that predates the
universe itself. (PG-13) (S, V) FX Fri.
10 p.m.; Sat. 11 a.m.
300 ››› ’07, Action. Gerard But-
ler, Lena Headey, David Wenham.
Sparta’s King Leonidas and his badly
outnumbered warriors fight to the
death against King Xerxes’ massive
Persian army at the Battle of Ther-
3:10 to Yuma ››› ’07, Western.
Russell Crowe, Christian Bale, Logan
Lerman. A rancher and the captive
outlaw in his charge learn to respect
each other on a dangerous journey
to catch a train. (R) (L, S, V) AMC
Sat. 10 p.m.
Titanic ›››› ’97, Historical Drama.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Bil-
ly Zane. 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) SPIKE Wed. 2:30
p.m., 7 p.m.
To Catch a Thief ››› ’55, Romance-
Comedy. Cary Grant, Grace Kelly,
Jessie Royce Landis. A retired cat
burglar sees fireworks with an Amer-
ican heiress on the Riviera. (PG) (S,
V) SHOW2 Mon. 9 a.m.
Tombstone ››› ’93, Western. Kurt
Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn.
Doc Holliday joins Wyatt Earp and
his brothers for an OK Corral show-
down with the Clanton gang. (R) (L,
S, V) AMC Wed. 4 p.m. CMT Sun. 1:30
p.m., 7 p.m.
Tombstone ››› ’93, Western. Kurt
Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn.
Doc Holliday joins Wyatt Earp and PUZZLE ANSWERS
his brothers for an OK Corral show-
down with the Clanton gang. (R) (L,
S, V) AMC Tue. 7 p.m.
Towelhead ›› ’07, Drama. Summer
Bishil, Aaron Eckhart, Peter Macdissi.
A Lebanese-American teen on the
cusp of sexual awakening goes to
live with her strict father. (R) (L, S, V)
MAX Thu. 1:20 a.m.
Tower Heist ›› ’11, Comedy. Ben
Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Casey Affleck.
The manager of a luxury condomini-
um 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 Sat. 11 p.m.
The Towering Inferno ››› ’74, Ac-
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William Holden. San Francisco’s fire Answer:
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whose architect and builder are DYNASTY MAGICAL
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Training Day ››› ’01, Crime Drama. numerous offers to host ”Satur-
day Night Live” because he feels
Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke,
Scott Glenn. A rookie cop meets a
he is terrible at sketch comedy
corrupt Los Angeles narcotics of- David Letterman
ficer who wants to include him in
his schemes. (R) (L, S, N, V) BET
Sun. 4 p.m.
Trainwreck ››› ’15, Romance-Com-
edy. Amy Schumer, Bill Hader, Brie
Larson. A promiscuous magazine
writer considers monogamy for the
first time when she starts to fall in
love with the charming sports doctor
she’s profiling. (R) (L, S, N, S) MAX
Sun. 10:50 a.m.
The Treasure of Pancho Villa ››
’55, Western. Rory Calhoun, Shelley
Winters, Gilbert Roland. A U.S. mer-
cenary and a Mexican rebel steal a
shipment of gold for the revolution.
(NR) TCM Fri. 1:45 p.m.
Tremors ›› ’90, Horror. Kevin Ba-
con, Fred Ward, Finn Carter. Four
big worms with multiple tongues
dig high-speed around people in the
middle of nowhere. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
MAX Fri. 3:25 a.m.
Troy ››› ’04, Adventure. Brad Pitt,
Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom. The fierce
warrior Achilles leads Greek forces
in the Trojan War, ignited when Paris
abducts Helen of Troy. (R) (S, V, N)
client
SYFY Mon. 7 p.m.; Tue. 4 p.m.
True Lies ››› ’94, Action. Arnold
Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis,
Tom Arnold. A Washington wife dis-
covers her computer-salesman hus-
band is a spy out to stop nuclear
terrorists. (R) (L, S, V) STZENC Wed. THAI LATIN DUTCH POLISH
11:52 a.m., 5:37 p.m.
The Tuttles of Tahiti ›› ’42, Com-
GERMAN ENGLISH SPANISH
edy. Charles Laughton, Jon Hall,
Peggy Drake. A lazy man, his son
and the rest of their clan live for fun
and games on a tropical isle. (NR)
TCM Tue. 6:45 a.m.
28 Days Later ››› ’02, Horror. Cil-
lian Murphy, Noah Huntley, Naomie
Harris. Survivors try to stay a step
ahead of vicious, virus-infected hu-
mans that have overrun London. (R)
(L, S, V, N) MAX Wed. 1:20 p.m.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me ››
’92, Crime Drama. Kyle MacLachlan,
Sheryl Lee, Moira Kelly. Agent Coo-
per comes to Twin Peaks, Wash.,
following two unresolved murders
and the disappearance of two fellow
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Twister ››› ’96, Action. Helen Who Framed Roger Rabbit ›››› Austrian government for the return
Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes. Storm- ’88, Comedy. Bob Hoskins, Chris- of artwork the Nazis stole from her
chasers finalizing their divorce try to topher Lloyd, Joanna Cassidy. Live family. (PG-13) (L, S) TMC Tue. 8:45
place equipment inside a tornado on action/animated. In a world where a.m., 10:30 p.m.; Fri. 8:55 a.m., 3:30
the Oklahoma plains. (PG-13) (S, V) cartoons coexist with humans, a pri- p.m.
AMC Tue. 2 p.m. vate eye tries to clear a long-eared The Wraith ›› ’86, Action. Char-
Twister › ’89, Drama. Harry Dean fugitive of murder charges. (PG) (V) lie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes, Griffin
Stanton, Suzy Amis, Crispin Glover. SHOW Mon. 6:40 a.m. SHOW2 Tue. O’Neal. The mysterious driver of a
An eccentric family grows oblivious 5:30 a.m. turbocharged domestic car drag-
to an approaching storm. (PG-13) (L, Who’s Your Caddy? › ’07, Comedy. races an Arizona hot rodder in the
S, V) AMC Mon. 5:28 p.m. Antwan “Big Boi” Patton, Jeffrey desert. (PG-13) (L, V) TMC Tue. 12
2 Fast 2 Furious ›› ’03, Action. Paul Jones, Terry Crews. A rap mogul p.m.
Walker, Tyrese, Eva Mendes. A for- tries to join a conservative country Wrath of the Titans › ’12, Fantasy.
mer policeman and his friend work club. (PG-13) (L, S, N) SHOW2 Sat. 3 Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson,
with a U.S. Customs agent to indict a p.m. TMC Sun. 3:50 a.m. Ralph Fiennes. Perseus must rescue
launderer in Miami. (PG-13) (L, S, V) Wild Hogs › ’07, Comedy. Tim Allen, Zeus from the underworld. (PG-13)
MTV Sun. 12 a.m., 9:30 p.m. John Travolta, Martin Lawrence. Four (S, V) SPIKE Thu. 3 p.m.
Tyler Perry’s the Family That Preys friends take a motorcycle road trip. Wreck-It Ralph ››› ’12, Children’s.
›› ’08, Drama. Kathy Bates, Al- (PG-13) (S, V) STZENC Sat. 9:17 a.m. Voices of John C. Reilly, Sarah Silver-
fre Woodard, Tyler Perry. Secrets The Wild Life ›› ’16, Children’s. man, Jack McBrayer. Animated. After
and scandals test the friendship of a ”X-Men: Days of Future Past” Voices of Doug Stone, Ron Allen, years of losing to his adversary, an
wealthy socialite and a working-class Colin Metzger. Animated. Stranded arcade-game character grows tired
woman, upsetting both their fami- on a tropical island, sailor Robin- of always being the bad guy and
lies. (PG-13) (S, V) SHOW Fri. 1:30 son Crusoe unites with a group takes matters into his own hands to
p.m. SHOW2 Sun. 6:40 a.m., 4 p.m. of quirky animals to fend off two finally become a hero. (PG) (S, V)
from his monstrous creation. (PG-13) oux. Overstressed New Yorkers think Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins conniving cats. (PG) (S) HBO2 Mon. DISN Sun. 4:10 p.m.
U (S, V) HBO Sun. 1:30 a.m., 6:05 p.m.; they’ve found the answer to their ›› ’08, Comedy. Martin Lawrence, 5:30 a.m.
Thu. 7 p.m. problems when they join a counter- James Earl Jones, Margaret Avery. Wild Wild West › ’99, Action. Will
U-571 ›› ’00, Suspense. Matthew The Village ›› ’04, Suspense. Bryce Smith, Kevin Kline, Kenneth Branagh. X
culture community where the only Determined to prove to his fam-
McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix, rule is to be oneself. (R) (L, S, N) FX ily how much he has changed, a Secret agents fight to stop a presi- X-Men: Apocalypse ›› ’16, Action.
Keitel. American servicemen sneak Adrien Brody. Members of a 19th- talk-show star returns to his small dential assassination. (PG-13) (L, V) James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender,
Fri. 8 a.m.
aboard a disabled German sub to century community fear the strange Southern hometown for his parents’ TBS Wed. 2 a.m. Jennifer Lawrence. Professor X and
steal an encryption device they hope Wanted ››› ’08, Action. James
creatures that inhabit the surround- McAvoy, Morgan Freeman, Angelina anniversary. (PG-13) (L, S) HBO Wed. William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Ju- Raven lead a team of young X-Men
will help the Allies win the war. (PG- ing forest. (PG-13) (S, V) HBO Mon. 10 a.m. liet ››› ’96, Romance. Leonardo to stop the immortal mutant Apoca-
13) (V) TNT Mon. 12:30 a.m. Jolie. After his estranged father is
11:10 a.m. We’re the Millers ›› ’13, Comedy. DiCaprio, Claire Danes, Brian Den- lypse from destroying mankind. (PG-
The Ugly Truth › ’09, Romance- murdered, an office drone joins se-
The Visit ›› ’15, Suspense. Olivia Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Will nehy. Twentieth-century teenagers 13) (L, S, V) HBO2 Sun. 1 p.m.
Comedy. Katherine Heigl, Gerard cret assassins who take their orders fall in love, despite feuding families,
DeJonge, Ed Oxenbould, Deanna from Fate itself. (R) (L, S, V) MAX Poulter. Indebted to a big-time drug X-Men: Days of Future Past ›››
Butler, Eric Winter. A romantically Dunagan. A teen and her younger in an update of the classic tragedy.
challenged woman faces outrageous Sun. 11:25 p.m. lord, a pot dealer travels to Mexico ’14, Action. Hugh Jackman, James
brother discover a shocking secret with a fake family and a camper (PG-13) (S, V) STZENC Tue. 8 p.m. McAvoy, Michael Fassbender. The X-
tests. (R) (L, S) USA Sat. 10 p.m. War Dogs ›› ’16, Comedy-Drama. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Fac-
about their seemingly charming Jonah Hill, Miles Teller, Ana de Ar- to pick up a large shipment and Men join forces with their younger
Universal Soldier: The Return › ’99, grandparents while staying at their tory ››› ’71, Children’s. Gene Wild-
mas. Two international arms dealers smuggle it into the U.S. (R) (L, S, N) selves in order to change the past
Science Fiction. Jean-Claude Van remote Pennsylvania farm. (PG-13) er, Jack Albertson, Peter Ostrum. A
find themselves in over their heads MTV Sat. 4:30 p.m. and save mankind’s future as well
Damme, Michael Jai White, Heidi (L, S, N, V) HBO Mon. 5:25 a.m.; Fri. poor boy and his grandfather win a
Schanz. A sentient computer puts after landing a $300 million contract What Happens in Vegas › ’08, as their own. (PG-13) (L, S, N, V) FX
10:15 a.m. tour through the marvelous factory
cyborg soldiers into attack mode. (R) to supply weapons to the Afghan Romance-Comedy. Cameron Diaz, Mon. 7 p.m., 10 p.m.
Viva Villa! ››› ’34, Historical Dra- of a wily confectioner. (G) AMC Wed.
(L, S, N, V) KMCI Sat. 4 p.m. military. (R) (L, S, V) HBO2 Tue. 2:45 Ashton Kutcher, Rob Corddry. Two X-Men III: The Last Stand ›› ’06,
ma. Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo, Fay 7 p.m.; Thu. 4:30 p.m.
p.m., 9 p.m.; Sat. 5:05 p.m. strangers awake together and find Windtalkers ›› ’02, War. Nicolas Action. Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stew-
Unstoppable ››› ’10, Action. Den- Wray. Mexican bandit Pancho Villa
zel Washington, Chris Pine, Rosario Warcraft ›› ’16, Fantasy. Travis Fim- they are married. (PG-13) (L, S) LIFE Cage, Adam Beach, Peter Stormare. art, Ian McKellen. An all-out war
and his gang join the peasant army Sun. 9 a.m. looms when the discovery of a cure
Dawson. When an unmanned lo- in revolution. (NR) TCM Fri. 5 p.m. mel, Paula Patton, Ben Foster. A king, In World War II, a Marine protects a
comotive roars out of control, two a mighty warrior and a powerful What Lies Beneath ›› ’00, Sus- Navajo recruit who transmits mes- for mutations draws a line between
Volcano ›› ’97, Action. Tommy Lee pense. Harrison Ford, Michelle Pfei- the followers of Charles Xavier and
railroad employees must find a way Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoffmann. wizard unite to defend the human sages in his native tongue, confound-
to bring it to a halt before it crashes realm of Azeroth from a tyrannical ffer, Diana Scarwid. Supernatural ing Japanese code-breakers. (R) (L, those of Magneto. (PG-13) (L, S, V)
A Los Angeles emergency official events plague a college professor SYFY Thu. 7:30 p.m.; Fri. 5:07 p.m.
and spills its toxic cargo. (PG-13) (L, takes charge when earthquakes and shaman and his invading army of S, V) STZENC Fri. 11:51 a.m.; Sat.
S) AMC Sun. 11:30 a.m. orcs. (PG-13) (S, V) MAX Sun. 7 p.m.; and his wife as they investigate a 1:28 a.m.
erupting lava ravage the city. (PG-13) murder she believes occurred next
Up Goes Maisie › ’46, Comedy. Ann (S, V) AMC Thu. 10:30 p.m.; Fri. 1 p.m. Wed. 3:15 p.m. Winter Kills ››› ’79, Drama. Jeff Y
Sothern, George Murphy, Hillary The Wash › ’01, Comedy. Dr. Dre, door. (PG-13) (L, S, V) SYFY Sun. 11:30 Bridges, John Huston, Anthony Per-
Brooke. An ex-showgirl gets herself a.m.; Mon. 12 a.m. kins. The brother of an assassinated The Yards ›› ’00, Crime Drama.
W Snoop “Doggy” Dogg, George Wal-
What to Expect When You’re Ex- U.S. president reopens the case on a Mark Wahlberg, Joaquin Phoenix,
all mixed up with helicopters. (NR) lace. The assistant manager at a car
(S) TCM Sat. 9:30 a.m. Waiting to Exhale ››› ’95, Come- pecting ›› ’12, Comedy. Camer- rumor of conspiracy. (R) (L, S, N, V) Charlize Theron. A friend’s lure of
wash alienates his lazy pals. (R) (L, S, easy money draws an ex-con into
dy-Drama. Whitney Houston, Angela on Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth TCM Sat. 12:45 a.m.
V) MAX Tue. 8:40 p.m. Banks. Pregnancy hormones wreak the corrupt world of his uncle’s sub-
V Bassett, Lela Rochon. Relationships The Watcher ›› ’00, Suspense. The Witches of Eastwick ››› ’87,
preoccupy Phoenix friends: divor- havoc on a baby-crazy author in Comedy. Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan way-train business. (R) (L, S, N, V)
James Spader, Marisa Tomei, Keanu one of five intertwined tales about SHOW2 Wed. 3 p.m.
Valentine’s Day ›› ’10, Romance- cee Bernadine, careerist Savannah, Reeves. A traumatized FBI agent Sarandon. Three witchy New Eng-
Comedy. Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates, popular Robin, and Gloria, whose the challenges of impending parent- land women innocently conjure up Young Guns II ›› ’90, Western.
comes out of hiding to catch a serial hood. (PG-13) (L, S) BRAVO Sun. 12 Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland,
Jessica Biel. A diverse group of Los ex-husband is gay. (R) (L, S) STZENC the perfect man, who is much more
killer who sends him pictures of his a.m. E! Tue. 1:30 p.m. Lou Diamond Phillips. Billy the Kid
Angeles residents wends its way Thu. 8:54 a.m., 8 p.m. than he seems. (R) (L, S, V) MAX
through love, romance and heart- Walking Tall ›› ’04, Action. The intended victims before he strikes. When Ladies Meet ›› ’41, Romance- Mon. 5 a.m. and his gang gallop to Mexico,
break over the course of a single day. Rock, Johnny Knoxville, Neal Mc- (R) (L, V) STZENC Wed. 6:23 a.m.; Comedy. Joan Crawford, Robert Tay- Witless Protection › ’08, Comedy. chased by a federal posse led by Pat
(PG-13) (S, N) USA Sat. 11:30 a.m. Donough. A former Special Forces Thu. 1:03 a.m. lor, Greer Garson. A feminist writer’s Larry the Cable Guy, Ivana Milicevic, Garrett. (PG-13) (V) AMC Wed. 12:30
Varsity Show ›› ’37, Musical Come- soldier becomes sheriff and depu- The Wedding Date ›› ’05, Ro- would-be boyfriend introduces her Yaphet Kotto. A small-town lawman a.m., 1:30 p.m.
dy. Dick Powell, Fred Waring, Priscilla tizes an old friend to help rid their mance-Comedy. Debra Messing, to the wife of her publisher lover. gets mixed up in a big-time FBI case. Young Guns ›› ’88, Western. Emilio
Lane. A Broadway producer offers to town of thugs. (PG-13) (L, S, V) TNT Dermot Mulroney, Amy Adams. A (NR) TCM Sun. 7 a.m. (PG-13) (S) SHOW2 Thu. 9:55 a.m.; Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, Lou Dia-
help college students put on a show Sun. 5:30 p.m., 9 p.m. desperate woman pays a male escort White Oleander ›› ’02, Drama. Fri. 3:30 a.m. mond Phillips. An English aristocrat
at his alma mater. (NR) TCM Thu. The Walk ››› ’15, Biography. Jo- $6,000 to accompany her to London Alison Lohman, Robin Wright Penn, The Wolverine ›› ’13, Action. Hugh hires Billy the Kid and five other
5:45 a.m. seph Gordon-Levitt, Ben Kingsley, for her sister’s wedding. (PG-13) (L, Michelle Pfeiffer. A teenager endures Jackman, Hiroyuki Sanada, Famke outcasts to guard his New Mexico
Victor Frankenstein ›› ’15, Hor- Charlotte Le Bon. In 1974, French S) FREE Fri. 11 p.m. a string of foster homes after her Janssen. In Japan and vulnerable for ranch. (R) (L, S, N, V) AMC Tue. 10
ror. Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy, high-wire artist Philippe Petit at- The Wedding Singer ››› ’98, mother, a brilliant artist, is convicted the first time, Wolverine confronts p.m.; Wed. 11 a.m.
Jessica Brown Findlay. When the tempts to walk on a tightrope at- Romance-Comedy. Adam Sandler, of murder. (PG-13) (L, S, V) WGN-A lethal samurai steel and grapples Young Man With Ideas ›› ’52,
experiments of radical scientist Vic- tached to the north and south towers Drew Barrymore, Christine Taylor. A Mon. 2 a.m. with the ghosts of his own haunted Comedy-Drama. Glenn Ford, Ruth
tor Frankenstein go too far, only of the World Trade Center. (PG) (L, S, spirited entertainer and a waitress The White Sister ›› ’33, Romance. past. (PG-13) (L, S, V) FX Mon. 4 p.m.; Roman, Denise Darcel. A Montana
Igor Strausman, his equally brilliant N) STZENC Wed. 4:17 a.m. with a boorish fiance work at the Helen Hayes, Clark Gable, Lewis Tue. 8:30 a.m. lawyer gets distracted after moving
protégé, can bring him back from Wanderlust ›› ’12, Comedy. Paul same weddings. (PG-13) (L, S) MAX Stone. An Italian aristocrat enters Woman in Gold ›› ’15, Docudrama. to California with his wife and chil-
the brink of madness and save him Rudd, Jennifer Aniston, Justin Ther- Tue. 7 p.m. a nunnery, thinking her pilot lover Helen Mirren, Ryan Reynolds, Daniel dren. (NR) TCM Mon. 7 a.m.
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Sports BY DAN LADD

als, Qualifying. From Atlanta. (N

AUTO RACING Same-day Tape)
8:00 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing FULL NAME: Victor Espinoza
SUNDAY 9:00 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing
BORN: May 23, 1972
6:30 a.m. NBCSP Formula 2:30 a.m. FS1 ARCA Racing
One Racing Russian Grand Prix. Series Talladega. BIRTHPLACE: Tulancingo,
From Sochi, Russia. (N) (Live) 4:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing Hidalgo, Mexico
12:00 p.m. KSHB Global Ral- 5:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing
lyCross Series. From Memphis
CAREER WINS:
International Raceway in Mem- Approximately 3,200
phis, Tenn. (Taped) ’ SATURDAY HONORS AND
1:00 p.m. WDAF NASCAR 6:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing ACHIEVEMENTS: Triple
Racing Monster Energy Cup 7:30 a.m. FS1 FIA World En- Crown Winner, 2015;
Series: Toyota Owners 400. durance Championship Spa. (N) Breeders’ Cup Classic, 2015;
From Richmond International (Live)
9:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing
Kentucky Derby, 2002, 2014,
Raceway in Richmond, Va. (N)
XFINITY Series: Sparks Energy 2015; Preakness Stakes, 2002,
(Live) ’
3:30 p.m. NBCSP Formula 300, Qualifying. From Talladega 2014, 2015; Belmont Stakes,
One Racing Russian Grand Prix. Superspeedway in Talladega, 2015; ESPY Award for Best
From Sochi, Russia. Ala. (N) (Live) Jockey, 2002, 2014, 2015
4:30 p.m. FS1 NHRA Drag 12:00 p.m. WDAF NASCAR
Racing NHRA Carolina Nation- Racing XFINITY Series: Sparks
als. From Charlotte, N.C. (N Energy 300. From Talladega Su-
Same-day Tape) perspeedway in Talladega, Ala.
5:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac- (N) (Live) ’
ing Monster Energy Cup Series: 3:00 p.m. WDAF NASCAR
Toyota Owners 400. From Rich-
mond International Raceway in
Richmond, Va.
Racing Monster Energy Cup
Series: GEICO 500, Qualifying.
From Talladega Superspeedway
Espinoza running for the roses
in Talladega, Ala. (N) (Live) ’

6:00 p.m.
MONDAY
FS1 NASCAR Rac-
6:00 p.m. FS1 IMSA Racing
Weathertech Sportscar Cham-
pionship: Circuit of The Ameri-
at Kentucky Derby
ing Monster Energy Cup Series: cas. (N Same-day Tape)
Toyota Owners 400. From Rich- 12:00 a.m. FS1 NHRA Drag No matter whether you call it “The Run for the Roses,” or “The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports,” the
mond International Raceway in Racing NHRA Southern Nation- 143rd Kentucky Derby always proves to be a springboard of hope for a potential Triple Crown winner. The
Richmond, Va. als, Qualifying. From Atlanta. (N
Same-day Tape)
Derby, which takes place at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky on Saturday, May 6, airs on NBC.
TUESDAY 1:00 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing As starting gate positions are determined in preliminary races, jockey Victor Espinoza has been guiding
6:00 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Rac- XFINITY Series: Sparks Energy a thoroughbred named Gormley to victory. Gormley is a top Derby contender, while Espinoza is the 2015
ing XFINITY Series: ToyotaCare 300. From Talladega Super-
250. From Richmond Interna- speedway in Talladega, Ala. Triple Crown winner. Espinoza has had one of the most amazing runs in all of sports, not only winning the
tional Raceway in Richmond, Va. 3:30 a.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing Triple Crown – which consists of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes – in 2015 with
11:00 p.m. NBCSP Global Ral- XFINITY Series: Sparks Energy American Pharaoh, but coming quite close two other times, including in 2014 with California Chrome.
lyCross Series. From Memphis 300, Qualifying. From Talladega
International Raceway in Mem- Superspeedway in Talladega, Espinoza is the only jockey in history to have three chances to win the Triple Crown, and the only current
phis, Tenn. (Taped) Ala. one to have actually accomplished it. Age 43 at the time, he’s also the oldest to have won it. He too has had
5:00 a.m. FS1 IMSA Racing
Weathertech Sportscar Cham- some notoriety outside of thoroughbred racing, competing in 2015 on ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars.”
THURSDAY pionship: Circuit of The Ameri- Now, another Triple Crown season begins with a brand new field of horses. Some of the names that
7:00 p.m. METSPT Eagle cas.
Raceway. rose from the preliminary races were Girvin, Thunder Snow and Always Dreaming. It is very likely that
5:30 a.m. FS1 NHRA Drag Espinoza’s name will be called to yet again compete with one of these for another Triple Crown.
Racing NHRA Carolina Nation- BASEBALL
als. From Charlotte, N.C.
SUNDAY 6:00 p.m. ESPN Teams TBA. 7:00 p.m. FSN Chicago White
FRIDAY 1:00 p.m. FSN Minnesota MONDAY TUESDAY (N) (Live) Sox at Kansas City Royals. From
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(N) (Live) From Kauffman Stadium in Kan- Kansas. Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Sox at Kansas City Royals. From
sas City, Mo. (N) (Live) City, Mo.
12:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing 9:00 a.m. FSN Minnesota Kauffman Stadium in Kansas Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
(N) (Live) METSPT Baylor at Kansas. (N) Twins at Kansas City Royals. City, Mo. City, Mo. (N) (Live)
1:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing (Live)
4:00 p.m. METSPT Lee’s Sum-
From Kauffman Stadium in Kan- 7:00 p.m. FSN Chicago White 12:00 a.m. FSN Chicago White FRIDAY
(N) (Live) sas City, Mo. Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Sox at Kansas City Royals. From 9:00 a.m. FSN Chicago White
3:30 p.m. FS1 NASCAR Racing mit West vs. Ray-Pec. 12:00 p.m. METSPT Baylor at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
4:30 p.m. FSN Minnesota Kauffman Stadium in Kansas Sox at Kansas City Royals. From
(N) (Live) Kansas. City, Mo.
Twins at Kansas City Royals. City, Mo. (N) (Live) Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
5:00 p.m. FS1 ARCA Racing 6:00 p.m. ESPN Teams TBA. 3:00 a.m. ESPN Teams TBA.
From Kauffman Stadium in Kan- 12:00 a.m. FSN Chicago White City, Mo.
Series Talladega. (N) (Live) (N) (Live)
sas City, Mo. Sox at Kansas City Royals. From
7:00 p.m. FS1 NHRA Drag
Racing NHRA Southern Nation-
7:00 p.m. ESPN Chicago Cubs 7:00 p.m. FSN Chicago White Kauffman Stadium in Kansas THURSDAY 7:00 p.m. FSN Cleveland Indi-
at Boston Red Sox. From Fen- Sox at Kansas City Royals. From City, Mo. 9:00 a.m. FSN Chicago White ans at Kansas City Royals. From
way Park in Boston. (N) (Live) Kauffman Stadium in Kansas Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
“Channels reserve the 12:00 a.m. METSPT Baylor at City, Mo. (N) (Live) Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
right to make last minute Kansas. 12:00 a.m. FSN Chicago White WEDNESDAY City, Mo.
City, Mo. (N) (Live)
Sox at Kansas City Royals. From 9:00 a.m. FSN Chicago White 12:00 a.m. FSN Cleveland Indi-
programming changes, 1:00 a.m. ESPN2 Chicago 1:00 p.m. FSN Chicago White
Cubs at Boston Red Sox. From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Sox at Kansas City Royals. From ans at Kansas City Royals. From
which may not be reflected
Fenway Park in Boston. (N City, Mo. Kauffman Stadium in Kansas Kauffman Stadium in Kansas Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
in these listings.”
Same-day Tape) 3:00 a.m. ESPN Teams TBA. City, Mo. City, Mo. (N) (Live) City, Mo.
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ence semifinals. (N Subject to Klitschko in this heavyweight

SATURDAY
12:00 p.m. ESPN2 Texas at
TCU. From Charlie and Marie
Lupton Baseball Stadium in Fort
Worth, Texas. (N) (Live)
3:00 p.m. FS1 Cleveland Indi-
ans at Kansas City Royals. From
Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
City, Mo. (N) (Live)
6:00 p.m. WDAF New York
Yankees at Chicago Cubs. From
Wrigley Field in Chicago. (N)
(Live) ’
8:00 p.m. FSN Cleveland Indi-
ans at Kansas City Royals. From
Kauffman Stadium in Kansas
City, Mo. (N Same-day Tape)
Blackout) (Live) bout. From London. ’
12:00 a.m. TNT Conference 8:00 a.m. SHOW Anthony
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko.
action from the NBA’s confer- Anthony Joshua takes on Wlad-
ence semifinals. imir Klitschko in this heavy-
weight bout. From London. ’
THURSDAY 3:30 p.m. HBO2 Anthony
7:00 p.m. ESPN Conference Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko.
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff Anthony Joshua takes on
Wladimir Klitschko in this
action from the NBA’s confer-
ence semifinals. (N) (Live) heavyweight bout. From Lon-
9:30 p.m. ESPN Conference don. (Taped) ’
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff 1:30 a.m. FS1 Premier Boxing
Champions. Carlos Zambrano
action from the NBA’s confer-
vs. Claudio Marrero, WBA in-
ence semifinals. (N) (Live)
1:00 a.m. ESPN2 Conference terim featherweight title. ’
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff

BASKETBALL
action from the NBA’s confer-
ence semifinals. (N Same-day MONDAY
Tape) 3:30 a.m. FS1 Premier Boxing
Champions. Carlos Zambrano
SUNDAY 3:00 a.m. ESPN Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff vs. Claudio Marrero, WBA inter-
12:00 p.m. KMBC First Round: action from the NBA’s confer- im featherweight title. (Taped)
Teams TBA. NBA action from ence semifinals. ’
the first round of the playoffs.
(N) (Live)
2:30 p.m. KMBC First Round: FRIDAY TUESDAY
Teams TBA. NBA action from 7:00 p.m. ESPN Conference 8:00 p.m. FS1 Redkach vs.
the first round of the playoffs. Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff Mendez. (N) (Live)
(N) (Live) action from the NBA’s confer- 3:00 a.m. FS1 Redkach vs.
2:30 a.m. ESPN First Round: ence semifinals. (N) (Live) Mendez.
Teams TBA. NBA action from 9:30 p.m. ESPN Conference
the first round of the playoffs.
(N Same-day Tape)
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff
action from the NBA’s confer-
FRIDAY
7:00 p.m. ESPN2 Yuriorkis
3:00 a.m. ESPN2 First Round: ence semifinals. (N) (Live) Gamboa vs. Robinson Castel-
Teams TBA. NBA action from 1:00 a.m. ESPN2 Conference lano. Yuriorkis Gamboa takes
the first round of the playoffs. Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff on Robinson Castellano in a
(N Same-day Tape) action from the NBA’s confer- 10-round main event. From Las
ence semifinals. (N Same-day Vegas. (N) (Live)
MONDAY Tape)
3:00 a.m. ESPN Conference
7:00 p.m. TNT Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff
action from the NBA’s confer-
EQUESTRIAN
action from the NBA’s confer-
ence semifinals. (N Subject to ence semifinals.
FRIDAY Mookie Betts
Blackout) (Live) 11:00 a.m. NBCSP Kentucky
9:30 p.m. TNT Conference SATURDAY Derby Oaks. (N) (Live)
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff 4:30 p.m. ESPN Conference
action from the NBA’s confer-
ence semifinals. (N Subject to
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff
action from the NBA’s confer- SATURDAY 3:00 a.m. GOLF Volunteers of
America Texas Shootout, Final
5:00 p.m. GOLF Champions:
Insperity Invitational, First HOCKEY
Blackout) (Live) ence semifinals. (N) (Live) 1:30 p.m. KSHB 143rd Ken- Round. Round. (N Same-day Tape)
1:00 a.m. TNT Conference 7:30 p.m. KMBC Conference tucky Derby From Churchill
Downs in Louisville, Ky. (N) 7:30 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo SUNDAY
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff
action from the NBA’s confer-
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff
action from the NBA’s confer- (Live) ’ MONDAY Championship, Second Round. 2:00 p.m. KSHB Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL
ence semifinals. 10:00 a.m. GOLF Volvo China 11:30 p.m. GOLF Champions:
ence semifinals. (N) (Live) Insperity Invitational, First playoff action from the confer-
Open, Final Round.
TUESDAY
1:00 a.m. ESPN2 Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff FOOTBALL 12:30 p.m. GOLF Zurich Classic Round. ence semifinals. (N) (Live) ’
6:00 p.m. NBCSP Anaheim
of New Orleans, Final Round. 1:30 a.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
7:00 p.m. TNT Conference action from the NBA’s confer- Ducks at Edmonton Oilers.
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff ence semifinals. (N Same-day FRIDAY Championship, Second Round.
Western Conference semifinal,
action from the NBA’s confer- Tape) 11:00 p.m. FS1 Collingwood TUESDAY Game 3. (N Subject to Black-
ence semifinals. (N Subject to 3:00 a.m. ESPN Conference Magpies vs Carlton Blues. (N)
10:00 a.m. GOLF Volunteers of SATURDAY out) (Live)
Blackout) (Live) Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff (Live) 6:30 a.m. GOLF GolfSixes,
America Texas Shootout, Final
9:30 p.m. TNT Conference action from the NBA’s confer-
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff ence semifinals. (N Same-day
Round. Day 1. (N) (Live) MONDAY
action from the NBA’s confer- Tape) GOLF 12:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo 6:30 p.m. NBCSP Washington
ence semifinals. (N Subject to THURSDAY Championship, Third Round.
(N) (Live)
Capitals at Pittsburgh Penguins.
Blackout) (Live)
BOWLING SUNDAY 1:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
2:00 p.m. KCTV Wells Fargo
Eastern Conference semifinal,
Game 3. (N Subject to Black-
1:00 a.m. TNT Conference 12:00 p.m. GOLF Zurich Classic Championship, First Round. (N)
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff Championship, Third Round. out) (Live)
of New Orleans, Final Round. (Live)
action from the NBA’s confer- SUNDAY (N) (Live) 6:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
From Eagle Point Golf Club in
Wilmington, N.C. (N) (Live)
9:00 p.m. NBCSP Conference
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL
ence semifinals. 12:00 p.m. ESPN League Quar- 2:00 p.m. KCTV Zurich Classic Championship, First Round.
terfinals. From Portland, Maine. of New Orleans, Final Round. GOLF Champions: Insperity playoff action from the confer-
10:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
Invitational, Second Round. ence semifinals. (N Subject to
WEDNESDAY (Taped) From TPC Louisiana in Avon-
dale, La. (N) (Live)
Championship, First Round.
(N) (Live) Blackout) (Live)
6:00 p.m. TNT Conference 2:00 a.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
GOLF Volunteers of America 6:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff
action from the NBA’s confer- BOXING Texas Shootout, Final Round.
Championship, First Round.
Championship, Third Round. TUESDAY
ence semifinals. (N Subject to (N) (Live) 10:30 p.m. GOLF Champions: 6:00 p.m. NBCSP Ottawa
Blackout) (Live) SUNDAY 6:00 p.m. GOLF Zurich Classic FRIDAY Insperity Invitational, Second Senators at New York Rangers.
8:30 p.m. TNT Conference 7:45 a.m. HBO Anthony Josh- of New Orleans, Final Round. 1:00 p.m. GOLF Wells Fargo Round. Game 3 of the Eastern Confer-
Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff ua vs. Wladimir Klitschko. An- 10:30 p.m. GOLF Zurich Classic Championship, Second Round. 12:30 a.m. GOLF Wells Fargo ence semifinals. (N Subject to
action from the NBA’s confer- thony Joshua takes on Wladimir of New Orleans, Final Round. (N) (Live) Championship, Third Round. Blackout) (Live)
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when Watford beat Liverpool

WEDNESDAY SOCCER 3-0 at home last season. (N)
6:30 p.m. NBCSP Washington (Live)
Capitals at Pittsburgh Penguins. SUNDAY 2:00 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
Eastern Conference semifinal, 6:00 a.m. CNBC English Pre- Soccer Borussia Dortmund vs
Game 4. (N Subject to Black- mier League Soccer Manchester FC Koln. Borussia Dortmund
out) (Live) United FC vs Swansea City AFC. hosts FC Köln. Dortmund has
7:00 p.m. USA Conference Swansea has lost four of its five not lost at home against the
Quarterfinal: Teams TBA. EPL matches at Old Trafford, visitors since 1991.
with the other a 2-1 win in 2014. 2:25 p.m. FS1 Beach Soc-
(N) (Live) cer FIFA World Cup, Italy vs.
THURSDAY FSN Bundesliga Soccer VfL Mexico. From Nassau, Bahamas.
6:30 p.m. NBCSP Ottawa Wolfsburg vs FC Bayern Mu- (N) (Live)
Senators at New York Rangers. nich. Wolfsburg, Bundesliga
champions in 2009, hosts re-
Game 4 of the Eastern Confer-
ence semifinals. (N Subject to cord champion Bayern München TUESDAY
at Volkswagen Arena. (Taped) 6:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Blackout) (Live)
8:00 a.m. CNBC English Pre- Soccer Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs
8:30 p.m. NBCSP Conference FC Schalke 04. Bayer Leverku-
mier League Soccer Everton FC
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL sen hosts Schalke 04 in a match
vs Chelsea FC. Chelsea has lost
playoff action from the confer- six of its last 10 matches against between clubs aiming to end
ence semifinals. (N Subject to Everton at Goodison Park in all the season on a high note.
Blackout) (Live) competitions. (N) (Live) 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
FSN Bundesliga Soccer Bayer Soccer Borussia Dortmund vs
FRIDAY 04 Leverkusen vs FC Schalke FC Koln. Borussia Dortmund
hosts FC Köln. Dortmund has The 143rd Kentucky Derby
6:00 p.m. NBCSP Conference 04. Bayer Leverkusen hosts
Schalke 04 in a match between not lost at home against the
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL visitors since 1991.
playoff action from the confer- clubs aiming to end the season
on a high note. 1:30 p.m. FS1 UEFA Champi-
ence semifinals. (N Subject to 2:00 p.m. FS1 UEFA Europa FS1 Bundesliga Soccer Hertha 3:00 p.m. METSPT Texas at
8:30 a.m. FS1 Bundesliga ons League Soccer Real Madrid
Blackout) (Live) vs Atletico Madrid. Semifinal, 1st League Soccer Celta Vigo vs BSC Berlin vs RB Leipzig. From Kansas.
Soccer FC Augsburg vs Ham-
11:30 p.m. NBCSP 2017 IIHF burg SV. FC Augsburg hosts Leg. (N) (Live) Manchester United FC. Semifi- Olympiastadion in Berlin, Tysk-
World Hockey Championships
USA vs Germany. From Lanxess
Hamburg in a match that has nal, 1st Leg. (N) (Live) land. (N) (Live)
SATURDAY
Arena in Cologne, Germany. (N
had the same score for three
seasons. (N) (Live)
WEDNESDAY 4:30 p.m. FSN MLS Soccer
New York Red Bulls at Sporting
1:55 p.m. ESPN MLS Soccer
Toronto FC at Seattle Sounders
7:00 p.m. ESPN2 Auburn at
Same-day Tape) 6:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga Alabama. From Rhoads Stadium
METSPT Notre Dame de Sion Kansas City. From Children’s FC. From CenturyLink Field in in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (N) (Live)
vs. Saint Teresa’s. Soccer Borussia Dortmund vs Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kan. Seattle. (N) (Live)
FC Koln. Borussia Dortmund 1:00 a.m. FSN Baylor at
SATURDAY 10:25 a.m. NBCSP English Pre-
mier League Soccer Tottenham
hosts FC Köln. Dortmund has
12:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer VfL Wolfsburg vs FC
3:00 p.m. LIFE NWSL Soccer
Houston Dash at Chicago Red
Texas.
6:15 p.m. KSHB Conference not lost at home against the Bayern Munich. Wolfsburg,
Hotspur FC vs Arsenal FC. Arse- Stars. From Toyota Park in Brid-
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL visitors since 1991.
playoff action from the confer-
nal has won only one of the last
eight EPL away North London 6:30 a.m. FS1 UEFA Champi-
Bundesliga champions in 2009,
hosts record champion Bayern
geview, Ill. (N) (Live)
5:00 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
TENNIS
ence semifinals. (N) (Live) ’ derbies, the 1-0 victory in 2014. ons League Soccer Real Madrid München at Volkswagen Arena.
9:00 p.m. NBCSP Conference (N) (Live) vs Atletico Madrid. Semifinal, 1st METSPT Girls High School Soc-
Soccer FC Koln vs SV Werder
Bremen. From Rhein Energie
FRIDAY
Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL 10:30 a.m. FSN MLS Soccer Leg. cer Saint Thomas Aquinas vs. 7:00 a.m. FSN PowerShares
Stadium in Cologne, Germany.
playoff action from the confer- Real Salt Lake at Sporting Kan- 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga Blue Valley West. (Taped) RPIA Championship. From To-
ence semifinals. (N Subject to sas City. From Children’s Mercy Soccer VfL Wolfsburg vs FC ronto.
6:00 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
Bayern Munich. Wolfsburg,
Blackout) (Live) Park in Kansas City, Kan.
12:00 p.m. UNIV Fútbol Mexi- Bundesliga champions in 2009, FRIDAY Soccer FC Bayern Munich vs
SV Darmstadt 98. From Allianz SATURDAY
hosts record champion Bayern 11:00 a.m. FSN UEFA Champi-
cano Primera División Fecha 16 Arena in Munich, Germany. (N 11:00 a.m. FSN PowerShares
MOTORCYCLE del Clausura 2017. Desde el es- München at Volkswagen Arena.
11:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
ons League Soccer Teams TBA.
(Taped) Same-day Tape) RPIA Championship. From To-
tadio Nemesio Diez. (N) (Live)
RACING 2:00 p.m. FS1 MLS Soccer D.C. Soccer VfL Wolfsburg vs FC 1:00 p.m. FSN UEFA Champi- 7:00 p.m. UNIV Fútbol Mexi-
cano Primera División Fecha
ronto.
3:00 p.m. FSN PowerShares
United at Atlanta United FC. Bayern Munich. Wolfsburg, ons League Soccer Teams TBA.
17 del Clausura 2017. Desde el RPIA Championship. From To-
SUNDAY From Bobby Dodd Stadium in Bundesliga champions in 2009,
hosts record champion Bayern
(Taped)
7:30 p.m. METSPT Girls High
estadio Nou Camp. (N) (Live) ronto.
12:30 p.m. FS1 AMSOIL Aren- Atlanta. (N) (Live) 9:00 p.m. UNIV Fútbol Mexi-
7:00 p.m. METSPT Notre München at Volkswagen Arena. School Soccer Saint Thomas
across: Denver. From Denver cano Primera División Fecha
Coliseum in Denver. (Taped) Dame de Sion vs. Saint Te- 1:30 p.m. FS1 UEFA Champi-
ons League Soccer AS Monaco
Aquinas vs. Blue Valley West.
11:00 p.m. METSPT Girls High
17 del Clausura 2017. Desde el TRACK AND FIELD
10:00 p.m. FS1 Monster Energy resa’s. estadio Azteca. (N) (Live)
Supercross: East Rutherford. 3:30 a.m. FS1 MLS Soccer D.C. FC vs Juventus FC. Semifinal, 1st
Leg. (N) (Live)
School Soccer Saint Thomas
Aquinas vs. Blue Valley West. 11:00 p.m. FSN UEFA Champi- SUNDAY
(Taped) United at Atlanta United FC. ons League Soccer Teams TBA. 9:00 p.m. METSPT Kansas
From Bobby Dodd Stadium in 2:00 p.m. FSN Bundesliga
Relays.
MONDAY
Atlanta. Soccer TSG 1899 Hoffenheim vs SATURDAY
Eintracht Frankfurt. Hoffenheim
hosts Eintracht Frankfurt, who
6:40 a.m. NBCSP English Pre- SOFTBALL FRIDAY
9:00 p.m. FS1 AMSOIL Aren- MONDAY has not managed to score vs.
mier League Soccer Manchester
9:30 p.m. NBCSP IAAF
across: Denver. From Denver
Coliseum in Denver.
6:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga Hoffenheim in three matches.
City FC vs Crystal Palace FC.
From Etihad Stadium in Man-
SUNDAY Diamond League: Doha. From
Soccer TSG 1899 Hoffenheim vs 7:00 p.m. METSPT Girls High 10:30 a.m. METSPT Texas at Doha, Qatar. (N Same-day
Eintracht Frankfurt. Hoffenheim chester, England, United King- Kansas.
School Soccer Saint Thomas Tape)
SATURDAY hosts Eintracht Frankfurt, who Aquinas vs. Blue Valley West.
dom. (N) (Live)
8:55 a.m. NBCSP English
12:00 p.m. ESPN2 Florida at
9:00 p.m. FS1 Monster Energy has not managed to score vs. Tennessee. From Sherri Parker
Supercross: Las Vegas. (N) Hoffenheim in three matches.
(Taped) THURSDAY
Premier League Soccer Teams
TBA. (N) (Live)
Lee Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn. VOLLEYBALL
(Live) (N) (Live)
9:00 a.m. CNBC English Pre-
8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
Soccer VfL Wolfsburg vs FC
6:30 a.m. FS1 UEFA Champi-
ons League Soccer AS Monaco mier League Soccer Swansea
2:00 p.m. ESPN Missouri at FRIDAY
LSU. From Tiger Park in Baton 11:00 a.m. TRUTV NCAA Tour-
POLO Bayern Munich. Wolfsburg,
Bundesliga champions in 2009,
FC vs Juventus FC. Semifinal, 1st
Leg.
City AFC vs Everton FC. From
Liberty Stadium in Swansea,
Rouge, La. (N) (Live) nament, Preliminary Round:
Wales. (N) (Live) 3:00 a.m. METSPT Texas at Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
hosts record champion Bayern 8:00 a.m. FSN Bundesliga
SUNDAY München at Volkswagen Arena. Soccer Borussia Dortmund vs 11:30 a.m. KSHB English Pre-
Kansas.
1:00 p.m. KCTV U.S. Open 1:55 p.m. NBCSP English FC Koln. Borussia Dortmund mier League Soccer Swansea SATURDAY
Championship. From Interna- Premier League Soccer Watford hosts FC Köln. Dortmund has City AFC vs Everton FC. From MONDAY 11:00 a.m. TRUTV NCAA Tour-
tional Polo Club Palm Beach in FC vs Liverpool FC. Nathan Ake not lost at home against the Liberty Stadium in Swansea, 9:00 a.m. METSPT Texas at nament, Semifinals: Teams TBA.
Wellington, Fla. (Taped) and Odion Ighalo (2) scored visitors since 1991. Wales. (N) (Live) ’ Kansas. (N) (Live)
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That ’70s (:35) That (:10) That (:45) That (:15) That ’70s Show ‘TV14’ (10:50) That (:25) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Futura-
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ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Lines (N) (N) Jump (N)
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FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
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FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman Sweets” ‘TVG’ (CC) So Green” ‘TVG’ tacos; skirt steak. ‘TVG’ Woman Kitchen “Meat the Chefs” ‘TVG’ “Backyard BBQ” ‘TVG’ “Luau Feast” ‘TVG’
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FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Standing Standing Standing Standing Emma Watson. Harry sets out to destroy the secrets to Voldemort’s power. (CC)
NASCAR Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (Live) (CC) The Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) World Cup (:25) Beach Soccer FIFA World Cup, Italy
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Racing Magazine vs. Mexico. (N) (Live) (CC)
Bundesliga Soccer MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins at Kansas City Royals. In the Spot- Focused UFC Main Event ‘TV14’ Golf Life N’ Side Neb Bundesliga Soccer Borussia Dortmund vs FC Koln.
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. light
(6:00) ››› Gone Girl ›› Sucker Punch (2011, Action) Emily Browning, Abbie Cornish. A girl’s 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 (2014) Ben Affleck. (CC) dream world provides an escape from a dark reality. (CC) Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Half Men Half Men ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
Morning Drive ‘TVG’ European PGA Tour Golf Volvo China Open, Final Round. PGA Tour Golf Zurich Classic of New Orleans, Final Round.
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 Guest co-host Dylan Neal. ‘TVG’ (CC) Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im- Home Im-
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Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Love It or List It ‘TVPG’ (CC) Love It or List It “Site Love It or List It Urban Love It or List It A couple Love It or List It ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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American Pickers “Frank’s American Pickers “Driving American Pickers “Substi- American Pickers “Bad American Pickers “KISS and American Pickers “Alien vs. American Pickers ‘TVPG’ American Pickers “From A
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LIFE 51 55 57 38 360
(6:00) College Baseball College Softball Texas at Kansas. RockChalkTV College Baseball Baylor at Kansas. College Softball Texas at
METSPT 30 68 44 Baylor at Kansas. Kansas.
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 With Kate MSNBC Live With Steve
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Snow (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ (CC) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ (CC) (:10) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ (CC) (:20) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ (CC) (:40) 16 and Pregnant ‘TV14’ (CC)
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 (CC)
The Dan Patrick Show (N) (Live) Premier League Match of the Week ‘TVG’ Premier League Live (N) (1:55) English Premier League Soccer Watford FC vs
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 (Live) Liverpool FC. (N) (Live)
Explorer Archaeologists Waking the Baby Mammoth Mammoth Unearthed A race to study frozen mammoths. Mammoth: Back From the Waking the Baby Mammoth Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Alaska State Troopers “Ice
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PAW Patrol Mutt & Stuff Shimmer and Bubble Gup- Bubble Gup- Blaze, Blaze, PAW Patrol Rusty Rivets PAW Patrol PAW Patrol PAW Patrol ››› The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie SpongeBob
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 ‘TVY’ (CC) (N) ‘TVY’ Shine pies ‘TVY’ pies ‘TVY’ Monster Monster ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) (2004) Voices of Tom Kenny.
Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) Dr. Phil Help for a violent Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) Dr. Phil “Oversexed and Dr. Phil “Smart Women, Dateline on OWN ‘TVPG’ Dateline on OWN “Gradua- Dateline on OWN “Fatal
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 teen daughter. ‘TV14’ Unprotected” ‘TV14’ Dumb Choices?” ‘TVPG’ (CC) tion Night” ‘TVPG’ Attraction” ‘TVPG’ (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
World’s Wildest Police World’s Wildest Police Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ 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) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Scream of the Banshee (2011, Horror) Lauren Holly, Lance Monsterwolf (2010, Horror) Leonor Varela. A Native Dead Still (2014) Ben Browder. A photographer must save › My Soul to Take (2010, Horror) Max Thieriot, John
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Henriksen, Todd Haberkorn. (CC) American spirit creates havoc for an oil crew. (CC) his son from a supernatural camera. (CC) Magaro, Denzel Whitaker. (CC) (DVS)
Friends Friends Friends Friends ‘TV14’ Friends Friends The Cleve- The Cleve- American American American American Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg-
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ land Show land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TVPG’
Young Man ››› Gilda (1946) Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford. A temptress ››› The Teahouse of the August Moon (1956) Marlon Brando. A wily ››› Dear Heart (1965) Glenn Ford. An engaged sales- ››› The Courtship of Ed-
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 With Ideas pits her husband against her former lover. interpreter foils an Army captain in postwar Okinawa. man is pursued by a spinster postmistress. die’s Father (1963)
Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Girls Who Don’t Age ‘TVPG’ Hoarding: Buried Alive Hoarding: Buried Alive Mag- My 600-Lb. Life “Penny’s My 600-Lb. Life “Chuck’s Say Yes to Say Yes to
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) gie; Bob. ‘TVPG’ Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Dress the Dress
Charmed “Malice in Wonder- Supernatural Castiel issues a Supernatural Sam suffers Supernatural “The Girl Next Supernatural “Defending Bones Counterfeiting ring. Bones A 300-year-old finger Bones “The Man in the
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 land” ‘TVPG’ (CC) warning. ‘TV14’ from hallucinations. ‘TV14’ Door” ‘TV14’ (CC) Your Life” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) bone. ‘TV14’ (CC) Morgue” ‘TV14’ (CC)
Baby Looney Baby Looney Tom & Jerry ‘TVG’ Movie Teen Titans Uncle Uncle Clarence We Bare Teen Titans World of World of Teen Titans
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Go! ‘TVPG’ Grandpa Grandpa ‘TVPG’ Bears Go! ‘TVPG’ Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’
BBQ Crawl BBQ Crawl BBQ Crawl BBQ Crawl BBQ Crawl BBQ Crawl 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 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’
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Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:14) The Andy Griffith Show (9:51) Bonanza Hoss encour- Gunsmoke “Lynch Town” Gunsmoke Newly checks on Gunsmoke Widow falls for Gunsmoke Festus’ ward is Andy Griffith Andy Griffith
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVPG’ (CC) ages a hermit. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) clans in country. ‘TVG’ Matt’s prisoner. ‘TVG’ arrested. ‘TVG’ (CC) Show Show
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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-
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The Parkers The Parkers Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In Basketball Wives ‘TV14’ (CC) Black Ink Crew Sky shares Black Ink Crew “Say It, Don’t Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta
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LifeLock Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent CSI: Miami Horatio’s de- CSI: Miami A custody battle CSI: Miami “Vengeance”
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Walker, Texas Ranger In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night “Fif- 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 “Women With
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2017 Rock and Roll Hall of (:15) ›› Lady in the Water (2006) Paul Giamatti. A man (:10) ›› The Village (2004) Bryce Dallas Howard. ››› Matchstick Men (2003) Nicolas Cage. A con man Last Week To. Canelo/
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Fame Induction becomes part of a bedtime fable. (CC) Strange creatures menace a 19th-century community. bonds with his daughter and plans a swindle. Chavez
(7:05) ›› Batman v Superman: Dawn of (:40) The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (:15) ››› Slumdog Millionaire (2008) Dev Patel. A young man from the Canelo/ (1:50) ›› 10,000 B.C. (2008, Adventure) (:40) The
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Justice (2016) Ben Affleck. (CC) (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’ slums becomes a game-show contestant. (CC) Chavez Steven Strait, Camilla Belle. (CC) Leftovers
(7:00) ›› Eraser (1996) (8:55) ›› Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) Kevin Costner. The (:20) › Hitman: Agent 47 (2015) Rupert ›› The Express (2008) Dennis Quaid. Born poor, Ernie (:10) ›› Pride and Glory
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Arnold Schwarzenegger. legendary outlaw rallies villagers against tyranny. (CC) Friend, Hannah Ware. (CC) Davis becomes a star football player. (CC) (2008) (CC)
Who Framed ››› Spy Kids (2001, Children’s) Antonio ›› Spy Kids 3: Game Over (2003, Chil- Steve Byrne: Tell the Damn (:35) ››› Breach (2007, Suspense) Chris Cooper, Ryan ›› The Land (2016) Jorge Lendeborg Jr.,
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Banderas, Carla Gugino. (CC) dren’s) Antonio Banderas. Premiere. Joke ‘TVMA’ (CC) Phillippe, Laura Linney. Premiere. (CC) Moises Arias. Premiere. (CC)
(6:40) ›› Miami Vice ››› To Catch a Thief (1955, Romance-Comedy) Cary › Nightlight (2015, Horror) Shelby Young, ››› The Straight Story (1999, Drama) Richard Farn- ››› Everything Must Go (2010, Comedy-
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 (2006) Colin Farrell. (CC) Grant, Grace Kelly. Premiere. (CC) Chloe Bridges. (CC) sworth, Sissy Spacek, Jane Galloway Heitz. (CC) Drama) Will Ferrell. (CC)
(6:49) ››› Chasing Amy (8:46) ››› The Fifth Element (1997) Bruce Willis. A New (10:55) World Without End (11:49) Northmen: A Viking Saga (2014, (:31) › A Night at the Roxbury (1998, Com- (2:57) › Superstar (1999)
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 (1997) Ben Affleck. York cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Adventure) Tom Hopper. (CC) edy) Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan. (CC) Molly Shannon. (CC)
(7:35) ››› Paddington (:10) ›› Chappie (2015) Voice of Sharlto Copley, Ninja. A (:15) ››› Love Actually (2003) Hugh Grant, Laura Linney, Colin Firth. ›› Congo (1995) Dylan Walsh, Laura Linney. Killer gorillas ››› Cinder-
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 (2014) Hugh Bonneville. robot has the ability to think and feel. (CC) Various people deal with relationships in London. (CC) menace an African expedition. (CC) ella Man
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WDAF Judge Judy Judge Judy FOX 4 at 5 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 6 Wheel of Gotham (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (:01) Lucifer “Candy Morn- FOX 4 at 9 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 10 FOX 4 News (:02) TMZ (N) (:32) Seinfeld
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29 CW 7 13 2 16 29 Half Men Half Men Theory Theory abducts Alex. (N) ‘TV14’ Sixty-One” (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 11 Performances” The top 11 artists (:01) Taken “I Surrender” Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
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KPXE Criminal Minds “Route 66” Criminal Minds “The Black Criminal Minds A vigilante Criminal Minds “200” J.J. is Criminal Minds “Persuasion” Criminal Minds “The Edge of Criminal Minds “X” ‘TV14’ Criminal Minds “If the Shoe
50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) Queen” ‘TV14’ killer in Cleveland. ‘TV14’ abducted. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Winter” ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) Fits” ‘TV14’
KSMO The People’s Court (N) Dr. Phil (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) The Insider Dish Nation Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic- KCTV5 News at 9 (N) Inside Edition Friends ‘TV14’ Rules of En- Rules of En-
62 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) gagement gagement
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The First 48 Stabbing death The First 48 “Cold Light of The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later Stories from the To Be Announced (:03) L.A. Burning: The
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 in Louisville. ‘TV14’ Day” ‘TV14’ (CC) 1992 Los Angeles riots. ‘TV14’ (CC) Riots 25 Years Later
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AMC 42 53 53 42 119 Watts. A beauty tames a savage beast. centric family grows oblivious to an approaching storm. (CC) Costs” ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) brosito” ‘TV14’ (CC) (2001) (CC)
Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Alaskan Bush People: Alaskan Bush People: Alas- Alaskan Bush People: Alas- Alaska: The Last Frontier: Alaska: The Last Frontier: North Woods Law “Man- Alaskan Bush People:
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Cove ‘TV14’ Alaskan Grit ‘TVPG’ kan Grit (N) ‘TVPG’ kan Grit (N) ‘TVPG’ The Frozen Edge (N) The Frozen Edge (N) hunt” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Alaskan Grit ‘TVPG’
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BET 25 40 66 40 155 Payne Payne Browns Browns Browns Browns troubled singer finds comfort with an aspiring politician. (CC)
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CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing women from different worlds, best friends for life. (CC) ent worlds, best friends for life. (CC)
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CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 barefoot runners. ‘TVPG’ The Fugitives” ‘TVPG’ Plunder” ‘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- (4:50) Futura- (:20) Futura- (5:55) South South Park South Park South Park Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ Tosh.0 ‘TV14’ South Park The Daily At Midnight (:01) South (:31) South
COMD 37 42 71 46 140 Futurama ma ‘TVPG’ ma ‘TVPG’ ma ‘TVPG’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ Show With Chris Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TV14’
Street Outlaws “Start Me Up” Chief kicks all Pro-mods off Street Outlaws ‘TV14’ (CC) Street Outlaws: Full Throttle Street Outlaws “Episode 8” Vegas Rat Rods “Son of A...” Street Outlaws “Episode 8” Vegas Rat Rods “Son of A...”
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 the list. ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’
Liv and Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under- Good Luck Stuck in the Good Luck K.C. Under- K.C. Under- L & M: Cali Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Jessie “Star Jessie ‘TVG’ Stuck in the Andi Mack
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Maddie Maddie (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) Charlie Middle Charlie cover (CC) cover (CC) Style (CC) Wars” ‘TVG’ (CC) Middle “13” ‘TVG’
(3:00) ››› Sex and the City (2008, Romance-Comedy) E! News (N) E! Live From the Red Carpet The A-list ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez. A politician E! News (N) E! Live From the Red Carpet The A-list
E! 53 41 72 51 134 Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall. (CC) ‘TVPG’ carpet and high-end fashion. (N) ‘TVPG’ mistakes a hotel maid for a wealthy woman. ‘TVPG’ carpet and high-end fashion. ‘TVPG’
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter With Michael MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (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)
Nación ESPN (N) (Live) Around the Pardon the NFL Live (CC) SportsCenter Special 30 for 30 (CC) 30 for 30 Shorts (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 Horn (N) Interruption (CC)
Special Report With Bret Baier (N) (CC) The First 100 Days (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)
Kids BBQ Championship Kids BBQ Championship Kids BBQ Championship Kids BBQ Championship (N) Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Help My Yelp Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 “State Fair” ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) “The Big Smoke” ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVG’ (CC)
››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Young & (:31) Baby (:02) The Twins: Happily (:03) Young & (:31) Baby The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) ›› Letters to Juliet (2010)
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Rupert Grint. Harry may have to make the ultimate sacrifice. (CC) Hungry (N) Daddy (N) Ever After? (N) ‘TV14’ Hungry Daddy Amanda Seyfried.
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup Series: Toyota Owners 400. From Richmond Motorcycle Racing AMSOIL MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself with
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) International Raceway in Richmond, Va. (CC) Arenacross: Denver. (CC) Cowherd and Whitlock
World Poker Tour Borgata World Poker Tour Borgata In the Spot- Royals Live! MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Royals Live! Focused World Poker Tour Borgata
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Poker Open - Part 2. Poker Open - Part 2. light Pregame (N) Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live) Postgame Poker Open - Part 2.
›› The Wolverine (2013, Action) Hugh Jackman, Hiroyuki Sanada, Famke Janssen. ››› X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014, Action) Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy. X-Men ››› X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014, Action) Hugh
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Wolverine confronts the prospect of real mortality. (CC) and their earlier selves must alter a pivotal event. (CC) Jackman, James McAvoy. (CC)
PGA Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ The Golf Fix (N) ‘TVG’ Feherty ‘TV14’ Feherty (N) ‘TV14’ Feherty ‘TV14’ Golf Central ‘TVG’ Feherty ‘TV14’
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud 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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Love It or List It ‘TVPG’ (CC) Love It or List It “Vince & Love It or List It ‘TVG’ (CC) Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House House Hunt- Hunters Int’l Tiny House, Tiny House Tiny House Tiny House
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 Jennifer” ‘TVG’ (CC) Hunters Hunters Hunters (N) Hunters (N) ers (N) ‘TVG’ Big Living Hunters Hunters Hunters
American Pickers “Bound American Pickers “Raze the Superheroes Decoded Superheroes reflect changing Superheroes Decoded Rebel superheroes challenge (:03) Superheroes Decoded Superheroes reflect changing
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 for Badness” ‘TVPG’ Roof” ‘TVPG’ (CC) values. (Part 1 of 2) ‘TVPG’ (CC) authority. (N) (Part 2 of 2) ‘TVPG’ (CC) values. (Part 1 of 2) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(3:00) Movie (CC) Movie (CC) ›› The Holiday (2006, Romance-Comedy) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. Two (:02) Little Women: LA (:02) ›› The Holiday
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 women from different countries swap homes at Christmas. (CC) “Model Behavior” ‘TV14’ (2006) Cameron Diaz.
(3:00) College Softball Texas at Kansas. High-School Red Zone Blue Zone Red Zone Blue Zone 2017 Kansas City Sports Commission Blue Zone Metro Sports Red Zone Blue Zone High-School
METSPT 30 68 44 Roundup (CC) (CC) Awards Banquet Zone (CC) Roundup
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 Hardball Mat- The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) thews (CC)
(3:50) 16 and Pregnant Friends Friends Friends Friends Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) Teen Mom OG “Lil’ Star- Teen Mom Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) Teen Mom OG Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ burst” (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) OG (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Prem Goal Men in Blaz- NASCAR NHL Live (N) (Live) NHL Hockey Washington Capitals at Pittsburgh Penguins. Eastern Con- NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL playoff action from NHL Over-
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Zone ers America (N) ference semifinal, Game 3. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) the conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) time (N)
Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Origins: The Journey of Origins: The Journey of Origins: The Journey of Origins: The Journey of Explorer (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) Origins: The Journey of Explorer ‘TVG’ (CC)
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 (CC) Humankind ‘TV14’ (CC) Humankind ‘TV14’ (CC) Humankind ‘TV14’ (CC) Humankind ‘TV14’ (CC) Humankind ‘TV14’ (CC)
The Loud Alvinnn!!! and Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- Nicky, Ricky Game Shak- Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ‘TV14’ Friends “The One in Barba- (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans ers ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) dos” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’
Dateline on OWN “Betrayal” Dateline on OWN “Deadly Dateline on OWN “Deadly Dateline on OWN “A Sister’s Dateline on OWN “At Close Dateline on OWN “Behind Dateline on OWN “A Sister’s Dateline on OWN “At Close
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 ‘TVPG’ (CC) Deceit” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Desire” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Search” ‘TVPG’ Range” ‘TVPG’ Closed Doors” ‘TVPG’ Search” ‘TVPG’ Range” ‘TVPG’
(3:59) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (4:59) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (5:59) Inside the FBI: New Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC) (:01) Snapped ‘TVPG’ (CC)
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 York ‘TV14’ (CC)
Beyond Scared Straight Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Adam Carolla and Friends Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Build Stuff Live (CC) (CC)
››› Skyfall (2012, Action) Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Javier Bardem. James Bond must ››› Troy (2004, Adventure) Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom. Achilles leads Greek ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 track down and destroy a threat to MI6. (CC) (DVS) forces in the Trojan War. (CC) Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes. (CC)
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 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Dad (N) (N) ‘TV14’
(3:00) ››› The Courtship (:15) ››› Blackboard Jungle (1955, Drama) Glenn Ford, ›› The Rage of Paris (1938, Comedy) ››› La Ronde (1950, Comedy) Anton (:15) ››› The Earrings of Madame De ... (1953, Drama)
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 of Eddie’s Father Vic Morrow, Anne Francis. Danielle Darrieux. Premiere. Walbrook, Simone Simon. Charles Boyer, Danielle Darrieux.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’ 7 Little Johnstons The Johnstons reflect on the first year. (N) ‘TVPG’ (:03) 7 Little Johnstons The Johnstons reflect on the first
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress the Dress the Dress (CC) year. ‘TVPG’
›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà. Two detectives NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 battle a drug kingpin in Miami. (CC) (DVS) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout)
Clarence Cloudy, Meat The Power- Teen Titans We Bare World of King of the Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- The Cleve- American American Family Guy Family Guy Robot Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 ‘TVPG’ puff Girls Go! ‘TVPG’ Bears Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Chicken Hunger
Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew Boo.- Best Boo.- Best Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Bars Bars Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’
Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Adam Ruins Full Court Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Everything Everything Everything 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 ‘TVPG’ (CC) 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’ Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens
Fatal Attraction A jealous Fatal Attraction “Jarring Fatal Attraction “Entrepre- Fatal Attraction “Lethal Justice By Any Means Justice By Any Means ‘TV14’ Justice By Any Means Justice By Any Means ‘TV14’
TVONE 184 173 173 157 ex-boyfriend. ‘TV14’ Jealousy” ‘TV14’ murder” ‘TV14’ Weapon” ‘TV14’ “Janee Hilton” (N) ‘TV14’ “Janee Hilton” ‘TV14’
Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) La Reina de la Canción (N) Vino el Amor (N) ‘TV14’ La Piloto (N) Primer Im- Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) pacto Extra
Law & Order: Special Vic- Modern Modern Modern Modern WWE Monday Night RAW (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (:05) Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country (N) CSI: Crime
USA 39 62 52 39 124 tims Unit ‘TV14’ Family Family Family Family ‘TVPG’ (CC) Scene
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (N) Basketball Wives Jackie T.I. and Tiny Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Basketball Wives Jackie T.I. and Tiny
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 “Frenemies” ‘TV14’ “Grapes of Wrath” ‘TV14’ Due Time” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) throws a party. (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) throws a party. ‘TV14’
CSI: Miami “Whacked” A CSI: Miami Horatio learns his CSI: Miami Horatio has a CSI: Miami “Blood in the CSI: Miami Horatio’s de- CSI: Miami A custody battle CSI: Miami “Vengeance” CSI: Miami “Whacked” A
WE 21 117 117 403 372 death row appeal. ‘TV14’ brother’s fate. ‘TV14’ price on his head. ‘TV14’ Water” ‘TV14’ (CC) ceased brother. ‘TV14’ ends in murder. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) death row appeal. ‘TV14’
Blue Bloods “Whistle Blue Bloods “The Uniform” Person of Interest “Foe” Person of Interest “Get Person of Interest “Number Underground “Auld Ac- How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 Blower” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Carter” ‘TV14’ (CC) Crunch” ‘TV14’ (CC) quaintance” ‘TVMA’ Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother
Face Off With (:20) ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007) Bruce Willis. VICE News ››› The Big Lebowski (1998, Comedy) Jeff Bridges, Warning: This Drug May Kill The Leftovers ‘TVMA’ (CC) Veep “Geor- Canelo/
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Max America’s computers fall under attack. (CC) Tonight (N) John Goodman, Julianne Moore. (CC) You (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) gia” ‘TVMA’ Chavez
(3:40) The (:40) Silicon (:10) ›› Central Intelligence (2016, Action) Dwayne Veep “Geor- VICE ‘TV14’ ›› Be Kind Rewind (2008, Comedy) Jack (:45) ›› Ride Along 2 (2016, Comedy) Ice Cube, Kevin Mike and
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Leftovers Valley Johnson, Kevin Hart, Amy Ryan. (CC) gia” ‘TVMA’ (CC) Black, Mos Def. (CC) Hart, Tika Sumpter. (CC) Dave
(3:10) ›› Pride and Glory (2008) Edward (:20) ››› Solaris (2002) George Clooney, ›› By the Sea (2015) Brad Pitt. A troubled couple make (:05) › Swept Away (2002) Madonna, (:35) ›› Shoot ’Em Up (2007, Action)
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Norton, Colin Farrell. (CC) Natascha McElhone. (CC) new connections at a French resort. (CC) Adriano Giannini. (CC) Clive Owen, Paul Giamatti. (CC)
(:15) ››› The Hurt Locker (2008, War) Jeremy Renner. Members of an The Circus: Guerrilla The gang begins Billions “Golden Frog Time” Guerrilla The gang begins Billions “Golden Frog Time” The Circus: The Hateful
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 elite bomb squad pull hazardous duty in Iraq. (CC) Inside training. ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) training. ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) Inside Eight (2015)
(:15) ››› Born to Be Blue (2015, Biography) Ethan ›› Miami Vice (2006, Crime Drama) Colin Farrell, Jamie (:15) ››› Tale of Tales (2015) Salma Hayek, Vincent Cassel. Fairy tales ››› The Descent (2005) Shauna Macdon-
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Hawke, Carmen Ejogo. (CC) Foxx, Gong Li. (CC) about a sea monster, an insect and a womanizer. (CC) ald, Natalie Mendoza. (CC)
(2:57) › (:22) ››› Chasing Amy (1997) Ben Affleck. A male artist (:19) Northmen: A Viking Saga (2014) Tom ››› The Fifth Element (1997) Bruce Willis. A New York (:08) ›› Pandorum (2009) Dennis Quaid. Astronauts
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Superstar pursues romance with a confirmed lesbian. Hopper, Ryan Kwanten. (CC) cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. (CC) awake on a seemingly abandoned spacecraft.
(3:30) ››› Cinderella Man (2005, Biography) Russell ››› Bridge of Spies (2015) Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance. A lawyer tries to ›› Spy Game (2001) Robert Redford. A CIA agent tries to (:40) ›› A Perfect Day (2015) Benicio Del
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Crowe, Renée Zellweger, Paul Giamatti. (CC) negotiate the release of a captured pilot. (CC) rescue his one-time protege from prison. Toro, Tim Robbins. (CC)
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WDAF (7:00) FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM LIVE with Kelly (N) ‘TVPG’ Rachael Ray ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12 FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
4 FOX 6 6 6 6 4 Show (N) (CC) (CC) Noon (N) 12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’ 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)
5 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
9 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
19 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’
KCWE (7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer “Hotties Hit The Steve Wilkos Show Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer ‘TV14’ (CC) The Robert Irvine Show
29 CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) Hard” ‘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
38 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 Scott Hamilton; Today The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (CC) Food. (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
KPXE Burn Notice “Comrades” Burn Notice Michael joins a Criminal Minds: Suspect Criminal Minds “Hashtag” Criminal Minds ‘TV14’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Scream” Criminal Minds “Mr. Scratch” Criminal Minds “Target Rich”
50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 ‘TV14’ (CC) crime ring. ‘TV14’ (CC) Behavior ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (DVS) ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
KSMO Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
62 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘TVG’ Wommack 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 Woodsmith Quilting Arts Simply Ming Painting Arthur (EI) Martha
11 PBS 19 5 9 Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) Shop ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog the Bounty Hunter “Cap The First 48 Burning pick-up The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 “The Witness; The First 48 ‘TVPG’ (CC) The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 “Hot Lot; Blind The First 48 “The Hit List;
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 and Gown” ‘TVPG’ truck. ‘TV14’ (CC) The Trunk” ‘TV14’ Faith” ‘TV14’ (CC) Hand in Hand” ‘TVPG’
›› Surrogates (2009) Bruce Willis. In a utopian world, ››› King Kong (2005, Adventure) Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Adrien Brody. A beauty tames a savage beast. (CC) ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. Storm chasers race to
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 people live vicariously through robots. (CC) test a new tornado-monitoring device. (CC)
My Cat From Hell ‘TVPG’ Animal Cops Phoenix “Chain Animal Cops Phoenix ‘TVPG’ Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees “Sin River Monsters: The Lost River Monsters “Piranha” River Monsters “Alaskan
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 (CC) Break” ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Crisis” ‘TVPG’ (CC) City” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Reels ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Horror” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Doctor Who “Vincent and Doctor Who “The Lodger” Doctor Who “The Pandorica CSI: Miami “Dangerous Son” CSI: Miami “Bang, Bang, CSI: Miami Horatio’s life is CSI: Miami “Inside Out” CSI: Miami A sports legend
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 the Doctor” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Opens” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Your Debt” ‘TV14’ (CC) endangered. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) is murdered. ‘TV14’
The Game The Game House of House of House of House of Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- ››› Beyond the Lights (2014, Drama) Gugu Mbatha-
BET 25 40 66 40 155 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Payne Payne Payne Payne Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Raw, Nate Parker, Minnie Driver. (CC)
Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean Below Deck Mediterranean
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘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 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘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 (:15) That ’70s Show “Cel- (10:50) That (:25) 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 ebration Day” ‘TV14’ ’70s Show ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
I (Almost) Got Away With It I (Almost) Got Away With It I (Almost) Got Away With It County Jail “Oakland” ‘TV14’ County Jail: Miami ‘TV14’ Naked and Afraid XL ‘TV14’ Naked and Afraid XL ‘TV14’ Cooper’s Treasure ‘TV14’
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MAX 539 320 320 520 832 tastic Four Hemsworth, Benjamin Walker. (CC) Whitey Bulger helps the FBI in 1970s Boston. (CC) blind man introduces a student to life’s pleasures. (CC)
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DISC 45 47 40 56 120 Silence” ‘TV14’ (CC) Shift” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
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DISN 70 58 62 27 302 favorite artists. ‘TVPG’ (CC) cover (CC) Charlie Middle Charlie cover (CC) cover (CC) Style (CC) (CC) (CC) Middle ‘TVG’ (CC)
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E! 53 41 72 51 134 mistakes a hotel maid for a wealthy woman. Met Gala” (N) ‘TV14’ Met Gala” ‘TV14’ (CC) Tummy Boo Hoo” ‘TV14’
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FNC 60 35 35 76 210 (N) (CC)
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The Middle The Middle Famous in Love “A Star Is Pretty Little Liars ‘TV14’ Pretty Little Liars “Hold Your (:02) Famous in Love (N) (:02) Truth & (:32) Young & The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) ›› Ramona and Beezus
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Torn” ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Piece” (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Iliza (N) Hungry (2010) Joey King.
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) MLB’s Best UFC Knock- UFC Unleashed (N) ‘TV14’ Boxing Redkach vs. Mendez. (N) (Live) (CC) MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself with
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ outs (CC) (CC) Cowherd and Whitlock
Golf Life Destination Golf Life Destination Focused Royals Live! MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Royals Live! Golf Life World Poker Tour Borgata
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Polaris Polaris Pregame (N) Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live) Postgame Poker Open - Part 2.
››› 300 (2007, Action) Gerard Butler, Lena Headey. Badly outnum- ››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Action) Chris Evans. The Americans “IHOP” (N) The Americans “IHOP” The Americans “Immersion”
FX 62 72 42 53 128 bered Spartan warriors battle the Persian army. (CC) Captain America battles the evil HYDRA organization. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC)
Feherty ‘TV14’ Golf Central (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ School of Golf (N) ‘TVG’ ›› The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005) Shia LaBeouf. An underdog ›› The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005) Shia LaBeouf. An underdog
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 plays a champion golfer at the 1913 U.S. Open. plays a champion golfer at the 1913 U.S. Open.
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’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘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 ‘TVG’ (CC) Fixer Upper A couple want Fixer Upper A couple are Fixer Upper ‘TVG’ (CC) Fixer Upper ‘TVG’ (CC) Home Town (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) House Hunt- House Hunt- Fixer Upper ‘TVG’ (CC)
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 to downsize. ‘TVG’ first-time buyers. ‘TVG’ ers (N) ‘TVG’ ers ‘TVG’
Forged in Fire “The Elizabe- Forged in Fire “Viking Battle Forged in Fire “The Cutlass” (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 than Rapier” ‘TVPG’ Axe” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ting Deeper (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Tracking Oswald (N) (CC) Deeper ‘TVPG’
Little Women: LA ‘TV14’ Little Women: LA ‘TV14’ Little Women: LA ‘TV14’ Little Women: LA “A Little Little Women: LA (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (:32) Little Women: Atlanta To Be An- (:02) Little Women: LA “A
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2017 Kansas City Sports Commission Center Circle Blue Zone Red Zone 2017 Kansas City Sports Commission Center Circle Red Zone Center Circle Metro Sports RockChalkTV Red Zone RockChalkTV
METSPT 30 68 44 Awards Banquet (CC) Awards Banquet (CC) Zone (CC)
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 Hardball Mat- The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) thews (CC)
(3:50) Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ Friends Friends Friends Friends Teen Mom OG ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Challenge: Invasion of The Chal- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous- Ridiculous-
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ the Champions (N) lenge ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’ ness ‘TV14’
Rallycross NASCAR America (N) (Live) NHL Live (N) NHL Hockey Ottawa Senators at New York Rangers. Game 3 of the Eastern Conference (:15) NHL Overtime (N) My Kentucky NHL Top 10 Auto Racing Global Ral-
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Lites (CC) (Live) semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (Live) Home ‘TVG’ lyCross Series. (Taped)
Alaska State Troopers “Bat- Alien Earths ‘TVPG’ (CC) Naked Sci- (:45) Genius “Einstein: Chapter One” Albert Genius Einstein falls in love Breakthrough (Season Genius Einstein falls in love Breakthrough ‘TVPG’ (CC)
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 tling Demons” ‘TV14’ ence ‘TVPG’ Einstein’s tumultuous life. ‘TV14’ with a classmate. (N) Premiere) (N) ‘TVPG’ with a classmate.
The Loud Alvinnn!!! and Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- Nicky, Ricky Game Shak- Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ‘TV14’ Friends ‘TV14’ Friends ‘TV14’ (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans ers ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TV14’
Love in the City Kiyah visits Love in the City “The Ex- If Loving You Is Wrong “The If Loving You Is Wrong If Loving You Is Wrong (N) Greenleaf “Born to Trouble” If Loving You Is Wrong If Loving You Is Wrong
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 her family. ‘TVPG’ Factor” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Mailman” ‘TV14’ “Tippa Haynes” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ “Tippa Haynes” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
(2:30) Miss Unprotected Unprotected Unprotected Bad Girls Club: Chicago Bad Girls Club: East Meets Unprotected Bad Girls Club: Chicago Unprotected ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) Sandra Bullock,
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 Congeniality ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ West (N) ‘TV14’ (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Michael Caine, Benjamin Bratt.
Dark Knight ››› Batman Begins (2005, Action) Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson. Bruce Wayne be- ››› The Dark Knight Rises (2012, Action) Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy. Batman faces a masked villain
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 comes Gotham City’s Dark Knight. (CC) named Bane. (CC)
››› Troy (2004, Adventure) Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom. Achilles leads Greek ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum. › Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Ali
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 forces in the Trojan War. (CC) Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. (CC) (DVS) Larter, Kim Coates. (CC)
Friends Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld ‘TVG’ Seinfeld Seinfeld ‘TVG’ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Actor Kristin Che- Seinfeld Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory noweth. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’
(3:15) ››› The Long Voy- (:15) ››› Key Largo (1948, Crime Drama) Humphrey ›››› It Happened One Night (1934, Romance-Comedy) ›› No Man of Her Own (1932) Clark Gable, ›››› Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 age Home (1940) Bogart, Edward G. Robinson, Lauren Bacall. Claudette Colbert, Clark Gable. Carole Lombard. Charles Laughton, Clark Gable.
Little People, Big World Little People, Big World Little People Big World: Countdown to the New Season Little People, Big World (N) (:02) 7 Little Johnstons (N) (:04) Little People, Big (:04) 7 Little Johnstons
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Time to Go Wild” ‘TVPG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ World ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’
Bones A train wreck leads to ›› The Expendables (2010, 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 mystery. ‘TV14’ (CC) Jason Statham, Jet Li. (CC) (DVS) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout)
Clarence World of The Power- Teen Titans We Bare World of King of the Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- The Cleve- American American Family Guy Family Guy Robot Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 ‘TVPG’ Gumball puff Girls Go! ‘TVPG’ Bears Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Chicken Hunger
Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods America Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Bizarre Foods: Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Destinations Destinations Zimmern ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations ‘TVG’ (CC) Destinations Destinations Destinations Destinations
Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Inside Hacks Prentice Impractical Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Penny Jokers Jokers Jokers
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TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Dobbs” ‘TVPG’ Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens Queens Queens
Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & The Manns “Rumble in the The Manns “The History of The Manns “Mann Down” The Manns “Rumble in the The Manns “Mann Down”
TVONE 184 173 173 157 Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVG’ Gumbo” (N) ‘TVPG’ Mannkind” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Gumbo” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) La Reina de la Canción (N) Vino el Amor (N) ‘TV14’ La Piloto (N) Primer Im- Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) pacto Extra
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USA 39 62 52 39 124 travel to Russia. ‘TV14’ dered. ‘TVPG’ murdered. ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Family Family Family Family
Black Ink Crew “Say It, Don’t Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Basketball Wives Jackie T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “In Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta The Making of Strength of ›› Guess Who (2005)
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 Spray It” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) throws a party. ‘TV14’ Due Time” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) a Woman Bernie Mac. (CC)
Law & Order “Animal Law & Order “Jurisdiction” Law & Order “Virus” ‘TVPG’ Law & Order Man is killed in Law & Order Gay cop dies in Law & Order Deaf girl Law & Order “Sweeps” Law & Order “Volunteers”
WE 21 117 117 403 372 Instinct” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) carjacking. ‘TV14’ drug bust. ‘TVPG’ strangled. ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ ››› A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore. A Navy
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) lawyer defends two Marines in a comrade’s death. (CC)
(3:20) ››› The Cider House Rules (1999, Real Time With Bill Maher VICE News 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (:05) Veep (:35) ››› Scream 2 (1997, Horror) David Arquette, Neve J. Cole: 4
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Drama) Tobey Maguire. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) Tonight (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ Campbell, Courteney Cox. Premiere. (CC) Your
(2:45) ›› (:45) VICE (:15) ›› Keanu (2016) Keegan-Michael Key. Two cousins Real Time With Bill Maher The Leftovers ‘TVMA’ (CC) ›› War Dogs (2016) Jonah Hill. Two arms dealers land a Silicon Valley REAL Sports
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 War Dogs ‘TV14’ pose as gangsters to recover a stolen kitten. ‘TVMA’ (CC) contract to supply Afghan forces. (CC) ‘TVMA’
(3:30) ›› Robin Hood: Men in Tights (:20) › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam ››› The Wedding Singer (1998) Adam (:40) › The Wash (2001) Dr. Dre. The assistant manager (:20) ›› Pitch Black (2000, Science Fic-
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 (1993) Cary Elwes, Richard Lewis. (CC) Sandler, Winona Ryder. (CC) Sandler. Premiere. (CC) at a car wash alienates his lazy pals. (CC) tion) Radha Mitchell, Vin Diesel. (CC)
››› Love Actually (2003) Hugh Grant, Laura Linney, Colin Firth. Various Jackson (2016) The issues surrounding the (:05) Billions “Golden Frog (:05) Guerrilla The gang Dark Net Steve Byrne: Tell the Damn Best in Sex:
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 people deal with relationships in London. (CC) right to choose in Mississippi. (CC) Time” ‘TVMA’ (CC) begins training. ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ Joke ‘TVMA’ (CC) 2017 AVN
(3:00) Disas- The Beach Boys: Making Pet ››› A Civil Action (1998) John Travolta. A lawyer faces The Circus: › Mother’s Day (2016, Comedy-Drama) Jennifer Aniston, ›› Meet the Browns (2008) Tyler Perry, (:45) › Di-
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 ter Movie Sounds ‘TV14’ (CC) an uphill battle against two large companies. Inside Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts. (CC) Angela Bassett. (CC) saster Movie
(3:49) ›››› Terms of Endearment (1983, Comedy- (:04) ››› About Last Night ... (1986) Rob Lowe. Chicago ››› William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet (1996) (:03) ›› Seven Pounds (2008, Drama) Will Smith. A man
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Drama) Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger. (CC) singles meet in bar, live together, call it love. Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes. (CC) changes the lives of seven strangers. (CC)
(3:00) ››› Rampart (2011) ››› The Royal Tenenbaums (2001, Comedy-Drama) ›› The Duff (2015, Comedy) Mae Whit- (:45) ›› Factory Girl (2006, Biography) Sienna Miller, ›› Woman in Gold (2015) Helen Mirren,
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Woody Harrelson. Gene Hackman, Anjelica Huston. (CC) man, Robbie Amell. (CC) Guy Pearce, Hayden Christensen. (CC) Ryan Reynolds, Daniel Brühl. (CC)
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WDAF (7:00) FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM LIVE with Kelly (N) ‘TVPG’ Rachael Ray ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12 FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
4 FOX 6 6 6 6 4 Show (N) (CC) (CC) Noon (N) 12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’ 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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KCWE (7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer “Smash and The Steve Wilkos Show Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer “Brotrayel” The Robert Irvine Show
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41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (CC) Day DIY. (N) ‘TVG’ (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
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50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) smoldering corpse. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) operation. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
KSMO Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
62 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘TVG’ Wommack 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 American Knit-Crochet Lidia’s Best of Joy of Arthur (EI) Martha
11 PBS 19 5 9 Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) Woodshop Kitchen Painting ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog Bounty Dog Bounty Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars The First 48 “Lured In; The First 48 A gas station
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Hunter Hunter (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Disaster” ‘TV14’ (CC) clerk is killed. ‘TVPG’
M*A*S*H ›› Conan the Destroyer (1984) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones. ›› Young Guns (1988) Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland. Six deputized ›› Young Guns II (1990, Western) Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland.
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 ‘TVPG’ Conan attempts to retrieve a sacred religious artifact. (CC) regulators become the objects of a manhunt. (CC) Billy the Kid and gang gallop to Mexico. (CC)
My Cat From Hell “Wildcat!” Animal Cops Phoenix ‘TVPG’ Animal Cops Phoenix “Drain Pit Bulls and Parolees “On Pit Bulls and Parolees “A Treehouse Masters ‘TVPG’ Treehouse Masters ‘TVPG’ Treehouse Masters ‘TVPG’
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) of Death” ‘TVPG’ the Run” ‘TVPG’ Battle of Wills” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC)
Doctor Who “Day of the Doctor Who “The Curse of Doctor Who “The Doctor’s Star Trek: Voyager “Drone” Star Trek: Voyager “Extreme Star Trek: Voyager “In the Star Trek: Voyager “Once Star Trek: Voyager “Time-
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BET 25 40 66 40 155 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Payne Payne Payne Payne Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Good. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals.
The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of The Real Housewives of Below Deck “Reunion” (Part Below Deck Eddie and
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 Beverly Hills ‘TV14’ Beverly Hills ‘TV14’ Beverly Hills ‘TV14’ Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) 1 of 2) ‘TV14’ (CC) Rocky come clean. ‘TV14’
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CMT 76 56 56 397 525 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘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
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DISC 45 47 40 56 120 wild geese. ‘TV14’ ship. ‘TV14’ Quest” ‘TV14’ lake. ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) Falls Down” ‘TVPG’
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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) ‘TVG’ ‘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 ››› Hitch
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) (2005)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) First Take (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Outside the NFL Insiders NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) NBA: The SportsNation (N) (Live) (CC) Questionable
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Lines (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) NBA: The SportsNation
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (Live) (CC) With Stugotz (N) (CC) Jump (N) (N)
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 Farmhouse Farmhouse Farmhouse Farmhouse Farmhouse Farmhouse The Pioneer The Pioneer Guy’s Grocery Games ‘TVG’ Guy’s Grocery Games (Part 1 Guy’s Grocery Games (Part
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman Rules ‘TVG’ Rules ‘TVG’ Rules ‘TVG’ Rules ‘TVG’ Rules ‘TVG’ Rules ‘TVG’ Woman Woman (CC) of 5) ‘TVG’ (CC) 2 of 5) ‘TVG’ (CC)
700 Club Special Programming ‘TVG’ Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ Reba ‘TVPG’ The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Standing Standing Standing Standing ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
UEFA Soccer Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (Live) (CC) The Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Champ. Leag. UEFA Champions League Soccer AS Monaco FC vs Juventus FC. Semifi-
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Preg. nal, 1st Leg. (N) (Live) (CC)
Bundesliga Soccer MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals. Bundesliga Soccer VfL Wolfsburg vs FC Bayern Munich. UFC Unleashed ‘TV14’ Bundesliga Soccer World Poker Tour Borgata
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Poker Open - Part 1.
›› The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013, Comedy) Ben Stiller, Kristen 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 Mike & Molly
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Wiig. A man lives vicariously through daydreams. (CC) Half Men Half Men Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Half Men Half Men ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’
Morning Drive ‘TVG’ Feherty ‘TV14’ Feherty ‘TV14’ Inside the Learning The Golf Fix ‘TVG’ Inside the Golf Channel Feherty ‘TV14’
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 PGA Tour Center PGA Tour Acad.
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 A national puzzle
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’ league. ‘TVPG’
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 Property Brothers Nancy Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) looks for a home. ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
Ancients Behaving Badly Ancients Behaving Badly Ancients Behaving Badly American Pickers “Hobo American Pickers “Where’s American Pickers “Mad as a American Pickers ‘TVPG’ American Pickers ‘TVPG’
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 “Genghis Khan” ‘TVPG’ “Cleopatra” ‘TVPG’ “Attila the Hun” ‘TV14’ Jack” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Aldo?” ‘TVPG’ Picker” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (DVS)
Movie (CC) Movie (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC)
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360
2017 Kansas City Sports Commission Center Circle Metro Sports RockChalkTV Red Zone Metro Sports College Basketball From Nov. 22, 2013. College Basketball From Nov. 22, 2013.
METSPT 30 68 44 Awards Banquet Zone (CC) Zone
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 With Kate MSNBC Live With Steve
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Snow (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
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)
The Dan Patrick Show (N) (Live) Bass 2 Billfish FLW (N) ‘TVG’ Saltwater Into the Blue Saltwater Jimmy Seasons on My Classic RacerTV
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 ‘TVG’ Fishing ‘TVG’ Experience Houston the Fly Car ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’
Doomsday Preppers ‘TV14’ Abandoned Abandoned Abandoned Abandoned Bid & Destroy Bid & Destroy Bid & Destroy Bid & Destroy Bid & Destroy Bid & Destroy Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’ Alaska State Troopers ‘TV14’
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC)
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NICK 49 60 63 25 314 ‘TVY’ (CC) (N) ‘TVY’ Shine pies ‘TVY’ pies ‘TVY’ Monster Monster ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’
Dr. Phil “Extreme Teen Dr. Phil “Bipolar and Men- Dr. Phil ‘TV14’ (CC) Dr. Phil Violence against Dr. Phil “Is Mom Playing Dr. Phil “Extreme Teen Greenleaf “A House Divided” Greenleaf “Strange Bedfel-
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 Dangers” ‘TV14’ (CC) tally Ill Moms” ‘TV14’ men. ‘TV14’ (CC) Favorites?” ‘TV14’ (CC) Dangers” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) lows” ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:57) CSI: Crime Scene (8:57) CSI: Crime Scene (9:57) CSI: Crime Scene (10:57) CSI: Crime Scene (11:57) CSI: Crime Scene (12:57) CSI: Crime Scene (1:57) CSI: Crime Scene (2:58) CSI: Crime Scene
OXY 73 185 185 47 368 Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’ Investigation ‘TV14’
Bar Rescue “Mystique or Bar Rescue “Vulgar Vixens” Bar Rescue An outdated col- ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton. An ›››› Titanic (1997) Leonardo DiCaprio,
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Murder?” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) lege sports bar. ‘TVPG’ innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) Kate Winslet. Premiere. (CC)
Paranormal Paranormal Witness ‘TVPG’ Paranormal Witness “The Paranormal Witness “The Paranormal Witness “The Paranormal Witness “Dining Paranormal Witness “The ››› Independence Day (1996) Will Smith,
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Witness (CC) Visitors” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Bad Man” ‘TV14’ (CC) Harpy” ‘TVPG’ (CC) With the Dead” ‘TV14’ Manson Curse” ‘TV14’ Bill Pullman. (CC) (DVS)
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’
(7:00) Sport- ›› Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise (1931) ›› Hell Divers (1931) Wallace Beery, Clark Gable. Aircraft ›› Polly of the Circus (1932, Drama) ››› Strange Interlude (1932, Drama) Norma Shearer, ›› Night
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 ing Blood Greta Garbo, Clark Gable. carrier pilots marooned during war games. Marion Davies, Clark Gable. Clark Gable, Alexander Kirkland. Flight (1933)
Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Born Schizophrenic: Janu- Born Schizophrenic: Jani & Hoarding: Buried Alive Hoarding: Buried Alive My 600-Lb. Life “Chay’s My 600-Lb. Life “Gideon’s My 600-Lb. Life “Ashley D.’s
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ary’s Story (CC) Bodhi’s Journey (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Charmed Magical belt. Supernatural ‘TV14’ (CC) Supernatural “Death’s Door” Supernatural Dean develops Supernatural “Time After Bones Booth struggles with Bones Body beside a gar- Bones Matching wits with a
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) an obsession. ‘TV14’ Time After Time” ‘TV14’ his ex-wife. ‘TV14’ bage truck. ‘TV14’ (CC) serial killer. ‘TV14’
Baby Looney Baby Looney Tom & Jerry ‘TVG’ Movie Teen Titans Uncle Uncle Clarence We Bare Teen Titans World of World of Teen Titans
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Go! ‘TVPG’ Grandpa Grandpa ‘TVPG’ Bears Go! ‘TVPG’ Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’
Food Paradise International Food Paradise International Food Paradise International Food Paradise A beef, duck, Food Paradise “Hog Food Paradise “Midnight Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) pork dork. ‘TVPG’ Heaven” ‘TVG’ (CC) Munchies” ‘TVG’ (CC) Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’
World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... Motor- World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ World’s Dumbest ... Dumb World’s Dumbest ... Dumb World’s Dumbest ... ‘TV14’ Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 (CC) (CC) cycle chicken. ‘TV14’ (CC) daredevils. ‘TV14’ daredevils. ‘TV14’ (CC) Jokers Jokers
Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:14) The Andy Griffith Show (9:51) Bonanza Joe takes Gunsmoke Pool player in Gunsmoke Baby triggers Gunsmoke “The Iron Blood Gunsmoke “The School- Andy Griffith Andy Griffith
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show ‘TVG’ (CC) credit for a killing. ‘TVPG’ high-stakes match. ‘TVG’ maternal instincts. ‘TVG’ of Courage” ‘TVG’ marm” ‘TVG’ (CC) 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 &
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UNIV 26 17 73 48 Univisión ‘TV14’ (SS) ‘TVPG’ (SS)
NCIS “Ravenous” ‘TVPG’ NCIS “Iced” ‘TVPG’ (CC) NCIS Abby becomes the NCIS “Jeopardy” ‘TVPG’ NCIS “Shalom” Political as- NCIS NCIS temporarily NCIS A missing Navy lieu- NCIS “Faking It” Petty of-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 (CC) (DVS) (DVS) target of a stalker. ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) sassination. ‘TV14’ reinstates Gibbs. ‘TVPG’ tenant. ‘TVPG’ ficer is murdered. ‘TVPG’
The Parkers The Parkers Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Black Ink Crew “Puppies Are Black Ink Crew “Buenos Dias Black Ink Crew The crew Black Ink Crew ‘TV14’ (CC) Black Ink Crew DMX’s birth-
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Magic” ‘TV14’ (CC) Puerto Rico!” ‘TV14’ parties. ‘TV14’ (CC) day party. ‘TV14’
Paid Program Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order “Blood Money” Law & Order The detectives Law & Order Bully suspected
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ “Crazy” ‘TV14’ “Seizure” ‘TV14’ “Yesterday” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) hunt a gigolo. ‘TV14’ of murder. ‘TV14’
Walker, Texas Ranger “In 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 “Leap of Faith”
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 Harm’s Way” ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) “First Girl” ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Crackdown” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Vengeance” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
(7:55) › The Divergent Series: Allegiant (2016, Science ›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008, Comedy) Canelo/ (:25) ››› Marley & Me (2008, Comedy-Drama) Owen (:25) ›› Now You See Me 2 (2016) Jesse
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Fiction) Shailene Woodley, Theo James. (CC) Martin Lawrence, James Earl Jones. (CC) Chavez Wilson, Jennifer Aniston, Eric Dane. (CC) Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo. (CC)
(7:10) ››› My Big Fat (8:50) ›› The Huntsman: Winter’s War (:45) ››› Indignation (2016) Logan Lerman. A college (:40) ››› Crimson Tide (1995, Suspense) Denzel Wash- (:40) ›› Criminal (2016, Action) Kevin
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Greek Wedding (2002) (2016) Chris Hemsworth. (CC) student falls for a young woman in 1951 Ohio. ington, Gene Hackman, George Dzundza. (CC) Costner, Gal Gadot, Gary Oldman. (CC)
(7:55) ››› Tetro (2009, Drama) Vincent Gallo, Maribel (:05) ››› Changing Lanes (2002) Ben (:45) ›› The Other Side of the Door (2016, Horror) Sarah (:20) ››› 28 Days Later (2002, Horror) (:15) ›› Warcraft (2016)
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Verdú, Alden Ehrenreich. Premiere. (CC) Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson. (CC) Wayne Callies, Jeremy Sisto. (CC) Cillian Murphy, Noah Huntley. (CC) Travis Fimmel. (CC)
(7:30) The Caretaker (2016) ›› Match (2014, Comedy-Drama) Patrick (:35) › Domestic Disturbance (2001) John (:05) ››› Casino Royale (2006) Daniel Craig, Eva Green. James Bond ›› The Fifth Estate (2013) Benedict Cum-
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Meegan Warner. Stewart, Carla Gugino. (CC) Travolta, Vince Vaughn. (CC) plays poker with a man who finances terrorists. (CC) berbatch, Daniel Brühl. (CC)
(6:50) ›› ›› Mystery, Alaska (1999) Russell Crowe. The New York ››› Lincoln (2012) Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field. Lincoln takes mea- ››› Breach (2007, Suspense) Chris Cooper, Ryan Phil- ›› The Yards (2000) Mark
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 The Boy Rangers play a local Alaskan hockey team. sures to ensure the end of slavery forever. (CC) lippe, Laura Linney. Premiere. (CC) Wahlberg. (CC)
(:01) ›› In & Out (1997, Comedy) Kevin (:34) › Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (:01) World Without End “A (11:52) ››› True Lies (1994, Action) Arnold Schwar- (:15) ››› Infinitely Polar Bear (2014, Comedy-Drama)
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Kline, Joan Cusack. (CC) (2005) Rob Schneider. (CC) People Revolt” ‘TV14’ zenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold. (CC) Mark Ruffalo, Zoe Saldana. Premiere. (CC)
(:05) ›› Coffee and Cigarettes (2003) (:45) ›› Life of a King (2013, Drama) Cuba Gooding Jr., ››› Permanent Midnight (1998) Ben ›› Southpaw (2015) Jake Gyllenhaal. A retired boxer (:05) Last Knights (2015,
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Roberto Benigni, Steven Wright. (CC) Malcolm Mays, Richard T. Jones. (CC) Stiller, Elizabeth Hurley. (CC) helps a down-and-out fighter seek redemption. Action) Clive Owen. (CC)
38 April 30 - May 6, 2017 THE KANSAS CITY STAR Advertising special section www.kansascity.com MOVIES WEDNESDAY EVENING
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WDAF Judge Judy Judge Judy FOX 4 at 5 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 6 Wheel of Shots Fired (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Empire “Civil Hands Un- FOX 4 at 9 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 10 FOX 4 News (:02) TMZ (N) (:32) Seinfeld
4 FOX 6 6 6 6 4 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ PM (N) Fortune (N) (DVS) clean” (N) ‘TV14’ PM (N) at 10:30 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
KCTV KCTV5 News at 4 (N) (CC) KCTV5 News CBS Evening KCTV5 News Inside Edition Survivor (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Green Criminal Minds: Beyond KCTV5 News (:35) The Late Show With James
5 CBS 3 3 3 3 5 at 5 News at 6 (N) Light” (N) ‘TV14’ Borders (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) at 10 Stephen Colbert ‘TVPG’ Corden
KMBC KMBC 9 News at 4:00 (N) News ABC World News Ent. Tonight The Gold- Speechless Modern Fam- (:31) blackish Designated Survivor “Misal- News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night-
9 ABC 12 12 12 12 9 News bergs (N) (N) ‘TVPG’ ily (N) (N) liance” (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 Crossrail, a railway Plants Behaving Badly (N) Globe Trekker ‘TVG’ (CC) Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
19 PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness Pod” (N) ‘TVPG’ beneath London. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC)
KCWE Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Two and a Two and a Big Bang Big Bang Arrow “Underneath” (N) The 100 Octavia fights for KMBC 9 News (CC) Modern Modern Ent. Tonight Extra (N)
29 CW 7 13 2 16 29 Half Men Half Men Theory Theory ‘TV14’ (CC) her people. (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
38 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 Blindspot “In Words, Drown Law & Order: Special Vic- Chicago P.D. “Fagin” (N) Action News (:34) The Tonight Show Late Night-
41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 News - Holt I” (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit (N) ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (DVS) Starring Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers
KPXE Law & Order “Absentia” Law & Order A car salesman Law & Order “Bitch” ‘TV14’ Law & Order “Suicide Box” Law & Order “Genius” ‘TV14’ Law & Order Missing football Law & Order “Seer” Psychic Law & Order A school em-
50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 ‘TV14’ (CC) is murdered. ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) player. ‘TV14’ vision. ‘TV14’ ployee is killed. ‘TV14’
KSMO 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-
62 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘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 Crossrail, a railway Plants Behaving Badly (N) BBC World Nightly Busi- Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
11 PBS 19 5 9 ‘TVY7’ Go! ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) (EI) ‘TVY’ Pod” (N) ‘TVPG’ beneath London. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) News ‘TVG’ ness
The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 New Orleans 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 shooting probed. ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (N) (N) terminator terminator Wars Wars Wars Wars
››› Tombstone (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn. Doc Holliday ››› Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) Gene Wilder. A ››› The Perfect Storm (2000) George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg. A fish-
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 joins Wyatt Earp for the OK Corral showdown. (CC) famous confectioner offers a grand prize to five children. ing boat sails into the storm of the century. (CC)
Treehouse Masters “Bon- Tanked “Tank of Jericho” Tanked Tank for Howie Tanked Tanks for Gabriel Tanked: Sea-Lebrity Edition NBA stars John Wall and Tanked Tranquil tanks to Tanked: Sea-Lebrity Edition
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 Appé-Treehouse” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Mandel’s office. ‘TVPG’ ’Fluffy’ Iglesias. ‘TVG’ Jimmy Butler. (N) ‘TVPG’ soothe the nerves. ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Star Trek: Voyager “Infinite Star Trek: Voyager “Nothing Star Trek: Voyager “Thirty ›››› The Silence of the Lambs (1991, Suspense) Jodie Foster. A mad ›››› The Silence of the Lambs (1991, Suspense) Jodie Foster. A mad
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 Regress” ‘TVPG’ Human” ‘TVPG’ Days” ‘TVPG’ genius helps an FBI trainee pursue a serial killer. (CC) genius helps an FBI trainee pursue a serial killer. (CC)
House of House of Meet the Meet the Meet the Meet the ››› The Nutty Professor (1996, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Jada Pinkett, James Coburn. Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’ Martin ‘TVPG’
BET 25 40 66 40 155 Payne Payne Browns Browns Browns Browns A plump scientist transforms himself into a svelte swinger.
Below Deck Mediterranean 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 ‘TV14’ (CC) 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 ›› Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009, Comedy) Kevin James, ›› Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009, Comedy) Kevin James, Steve Austin’s Broken Skull
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Jayma Mays, Keir O’Donnell. (CC) Jayma Mays, Keir O’Donnell. (CC) Challenge ‘TVPG’
Fast Money (N) (CC) Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank Homemade Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Secret Lives Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank ‘TVPG’ (CC) Shark Tank
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 cupcakes in a jar. ‘TVPG’ ‘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- (4:50) Futura- (:20) Futura- (5:55) South South Park 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’ ma ‘TVPG’ ma ‘TVPG’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ Jam (N) ‘TVMA’ Show With Chris Park ‘TV14’ Park ‘TVMA’
Alaskan Bush People “Field Alaskan Bush People ‘TVPG’ The Last Alaskans “Killer The Last Alaskans “Spirit of The Last Alaskans “Pray for Where the Wild Men Are Alaskan Bush People ‘TVPG’ Alaskan Bush People “Shots
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 of Dreams” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Instinct” ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Hunter” ‘TVPG’ Snow” (N) ‘TVPG’ “Alaska” (CC) (CC) Fired” ‘TVPG’
Liv and Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under- Good Luck Stuck in the Good Luck K.C. Under- K.C. Under- L & M: Cali Bunk’d ‘TVG’ The 2017 Radio Disney Music Awards Fans vote for their
DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Maddie Maddie (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) Charlie Middle Charlie cover (CC) cover (CC) Style (CC) favorite artists. ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(3:30) ››› Hitch (2005) Will Smith. A smooth-talker E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Total Divas “Runaway Bride” Total Divas Nicole struggles. Total Divas Nicole struggles. E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 helps a shy accountant woo an heiress. (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Around the Pardon the SportsCenter With Michael MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (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)
SportsNation Questionable Around the Pardon the NFL Live (CC) Welcome/ Welcome/ Welcome/ Welcome/ We the Fans We the Fans We the Fans: Section 250 of Baseball Tonight (N) (Live)
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (N) Horn (N) Interruption NFL NFL NFL NFL Soldier Field (CC) (CC)
Special Report With Bret Baier (N) (CC) The First 100 Days (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)
Guy’s Grocery Games (Part Guy’s Grocery Games (Part Guy’s Grocery Games (Part Cooks vs. Cons “Patty Cooks vs. Cons “Breakfast In Cooks vs. Cons “Chicken Cooks vs. Cons “Burrito Cooks vs. Cons “Breakfast In
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 3 of 5) ‘TVG’ (CC) 4 of 5) ‘TVG’ (CC) 5 of 5) ‘TVG’ (CC) Meltdown” ‘TVG’ (CC) Bedlam” (N) ‘TVG’ Wingin’ It!” ‘TVG’ (CC) Incognito” ‘TVG’ (CC) Bedlam” ‘TVG’
››› Mrs. Doubtfire (1993, Comedy) Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan. An ››› Dirty Dancing (1987) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. A sheltered Truth & Iliza The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) ›› Dirty Dancing: Havana
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 estranged dad poses as a nanny to be with his children. (CC) teen falls for a street-wise dance instructor. (CC) ‘TV14’ Nights (2004) (CC)
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) The Best of the Ultimate Fighter: 25th Season Anniver- The Ultimate Fighter ‘TV14’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) TUF Talk (N) MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) UFC Knock-
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) sary Special ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) outs
World Poker Tour Borgata World Poker Tour Borgata SportsMoney Royals Live! MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Kauffman Stadium in Royals Live! In the Spot- Cardinals HoF The Cardinals
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Poker Open - Part 2. Poker Open - Part 2. (CC) Pregame (N) Kansas City, Mo. (N) (Live) Postgame light Insider
››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Action) Chris Evans. ››› Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana. A man Fargo “The Law of Non- Fargo Gloria revisits her Fargo Varga makes a move.
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Captain America battles the evil HYDRA organization. (CC) must unite a team of aliens against a cosmic threat. (CC) Contradiction” (N) ‘TVMA’ stepfather’s past. ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ (CC)
Inside the Golfing Golf Central (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ Golf Channel Learning Inside the Golf’s Greatest Rounds Jason Day shoot a 9-under-par 63 to tie the ACE Shootout Celebrity Golf’s Greatest Rounds
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 PGA Tour World ‘TVG’ Acad. Center PGA Tour course record and take a two-stroke lead. (N) Skills Challenge ‘TVG’
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’ ‘TVPG’ (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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Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers ‘TVPG’ Property Brothers: Buying & House Hunt- Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Nicole & Property Brothers: Buying &
HGTV 54 54 58 20 450 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Selling (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) ers (N) ‘TVG’ Colby” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Selling ‘TVG’ (CC)
American Pickers “Texas American Pickers “Twin at American Pickers “On the American Pickers ‘TVPG’ American Pickers (N) ‘TVPG’ (:03) American Pickers (:03) American Pickers (:03) American Pickers
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 Hold ’Em” ‘TVPG’ All Costs” ‘TVPG’ Road Again” ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) “Beer Factor” ‘TVPG’ “Hard Bargains” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS)
Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta (N) Little Women: Atlanta (:02) Little Women: Dallas (:02) Little Women: Dallas (:02) Little Women: Atlanta
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) “Miami Vices” (N) ‘TV14’ “Dallas Strong” (N) ‘TV14’ “Dallas Strong” ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC)
College Basketball From Nov. 22, 2013. Red Zone Center Circle Girls High School Soccer Saint Thomas Aquinas vs. Blue Center Circle Red Zone Metro Sports Center Circle Red Zone RockChalkTV
METSPT 30 68 44 (CC) Valley West. (CC) Zone (CC)
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 Hardball Mat- The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) thews (CC)
(3:50) Ridicu- (:25) Ridicu- Friends Friends Friends Friends Catfish: The TV Show “Dylan Are You the One: Second Catfish: The TV Show ‘TVPG’ ››› Drumline (2002) Nick Cannon. Rivalry between two
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 lousness lousness ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ & Ally” (N) ‘TVPG’ Chances (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) drummers threatens a college band. (CC)
My Kentucky NASCAR NHL Live (N) (Live) NHL Hockey Washington Capitals at Pittsburgh Penguins. (:45) NHL Overtime (N) Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop- Auto Auc-
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 Home America (N) Eastern Conference semifinal, Game 4. (Live) (Live) ardy! ardy! ardy! ardy! tions
Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers “Alas- The ’90s: The Last Great LA 92 (2017, Documentary) Filmmakers examine the RIOT First-hand stories LA 92 (2017, Documentary) Filmmakers examine the
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 “Loaded for Bear” ‘TV14’ kan Standoff” ‘TV14’ Decade? ‘TV14’ (CC) aftermath of the Rodney King trial. (CC) about protest. ‘TV14’ aftermath of the Rodney King trial. (CC)
The Loud Alvinnn!!! and Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- Nicky, Ricky Game Shak- Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ‘TV14’ Friends ‘TV14’ Friends ‘TV14’ (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans ers ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TV14’
Greenleaf “A Mother’s Love” Greenleaf “Revival” Cal- Greenleaf Basie stages a Greenleaf “The Royal Fam- Greenleaf “Born to Trouble” Greenleaf (N) ‘TV14’ OWN Tonight! “Episode 5” 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’ (N) (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’
(2:30) ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. Pre- ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated Shawshank
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 miere. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. (CC) ship. (CC)
(2:30) ››› Independence Day (1996) Will › Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Ali ›› Ghost Rider (2007, Action) Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes. A motorcycle ›› Jupiter Ascending (2015, Science Fiction) Channing
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Smith. (CC) (DVS) Larter, Kim Coates. (CC) stuntman is a supernatural agent of vengeance. (CC) Tatum, Mila Kunis, Sean Bean. (CC)
Friends ‘TV14’ Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld ‘TVG’ Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Frontal With Samantha Conan (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Full Frontal Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Bee ‘TVMA’ (CC)
(3:30) ›› Night Flight ›› The White Sister (1933) Helen Hayes. A woman joins a ›› Face of Fire (1959, Drama) Cameron ››› Black Like Me (1964, Drama) James Whitmore, Sor- ›› Mrs. O’Malley and Mr. Malone (1950)
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 (1933) John Barrymore. convent after her lover is reported killed. Mitchell, James Whitmore. rell Booke, Roscoe Lee Browne. Premiere. Marjorie Main, James Whitmore.
My 600-Lb. Life “Chad’s My 600-Lb. Life “Teretha & My 600-Lb. Life “Teretha & My 600-Lb. Life “Nikki” Nikki’s friend dies from surgery. (N) ‘TVPG’ My 600-Lb. Life “Nikki” Nikki’s friend dies from surgery.
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Chad, Part 1” ‘TVPG’ Chad, Part 2” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
Bones A man is found dead. Bones Investigating an 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) explosion. ‘TV14’ (CC) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (CC)
Clarence World of The Power- Teen Titans We Bare World of King of the Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- The Cleve- American American Family Guy Family Guy Robot Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 ‘TVPG’ Gumball puff Girls Go! ‘TVPG’ Bears Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Chicken Hunger
Bizarre Foods With Andrew Bizarre Foods With Andrew Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’ Expedition Unknown ‘TVPG’
TRAV 72 48 39 19 254 Zimmern ‘TVPG’ Zimmern ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
Impractical Impractical The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- Game Show The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona- The Carbona-
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect ro Effect
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) (:32) Lopez 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’ (N) ‘TV14’ Queens Queens Queens Queens
Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Sanford & Unsung “Jon B” ‘TV14’ (CC) Unsung Singer Teena Marie. Unsung A sound of funk- Unsung “Lisa Lisa & Cult Unsung “Jon B” ‘TV14’ (CC)
TVONE 184 173 173 157 Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVG’ ‘TV14’ filled happiness. ‘TV14’ Jam” ‘TV14’
Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) La Reina de la Canción (N) Vino el Amor (N) ‘TV14’ La Piloto (N) Primer Im- Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) pacto Extra
NCIS Death of a missing NCIS Marine is attacked in NCIS “Once a Hero” ‘TVPG’ NHL Hockey Conference Quarterfinal: Teams TBA. NCIS: Los Angeles “Citadel” NCIS: Los Angeles “Seoul
USA 39 62 52 39 124 lance corporal. ‘TVPG’ his home. ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) ‘TV14’ Man” ‘TV14’
Black Ink Crew Miss Kitty Black Ink Crew Sky shares Black Ink Crew “Say It, Don’t Black Ink Crew (N) ‘TV14’ Black Ink Crew ‘TV14’ (CC) T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Black Ink Crew ‘TV14’ (CC)
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 confronts Ceaser. ‘TV14’ big news. ‘TV14’ Spray It” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC)
Law & Order Mentally dis- Law & Order “Mother’s Milk” Law & Order “Panic” ‘TV14’ ››› 13 Going on 30 (2004) Jennifer Garner. An uncool ››› 13 Going on 30 (2004) Jennifer Garner. An uncool ›› Legally Blonde (2001)
WE 21 117 117 403 372 turbed suspect. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) girl magically becomes a successful adult. girl magically becomes a successful adult. Luke Wilson (CC)
Blue Bloods “The Job” Blue Bloods “Parenthood” ››› A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore. A Navy Underground “Citizen” (N) (:03) Underground “Citizen” (:06) Underground “Citizen”
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) lawyer defends two Marines in a comrade’s death. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC)
Now You See (:35) ››› Midnight Special (2016, Science Fiction) VICE News The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (:35) ››› Legend (2015) Tom Hardy, Emily Browning. Premiere. Twin (10:50) The Leftovers
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 Me 2 Michael Shannon, Joel Edgerton, Kirsten Dunst. (CC) Tonight (N) (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’ (CC) gangsters Reggie and Ronnie Kray rule 1960s London. (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC)
(2:40) ›› (:35) Veep (:05) ›› Rat Race (2001, Comedy) Rowan Atkinson, John Last Week To. Silicon Valley J. Cole: 4 Your Eyez Only (8:50) ››› Indignation (2016) Logan (:45) ››› The Blues Brothers (1980) John
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Criminal ‘TVMA’ Cleese, Whoopi Goldberg. Premiere. (CC) ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ (CC) Lerman, Sarah Gadon. (CC) Belushi, Dan Aykroyd. (CC)
(3:15) ›› Warcraft (2016, Fantasy) Travis (:20) ››› I Am Legend (2007) Will Smith, ››› Spider-Man (2002) Tobey Maguire. A bite from a (:05) ››› Spider-Man 2 (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire, (:15) ››› The Sum of All
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 Fimmel, Paula Patton. (CC) Alice Braga, Dash Mihok. (CC) mutant spider gives a teen unusual powers. Kirsten Dunst, James Franco. (CC) Fears (2002) Premiere.
(2:30) ›› The Fifth Estate (4:50) ›› Spy Game (2001, Suspense) Robert Redford, › Disaster Movie (2008, Comedy) Matt › Fifty Shades of Black (2016, Comedy) (:05) ››› Casino Royale (2006, Action) Daniel Craig,
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 (2013, Drama) (CC) Brad Pitt, Catherine McCormack. (CC) Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo. (CC) Marlon Wayans, Kali Hawk. (CC) Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen. (CC)
(3:00) ›› The Yards ››› A Bronx Tale (1993, Drama) Robert De Niro, Chazz (:05) ›› The Boy (2016, Horror) Lauren (:45) ››› It Follows (2014, Horror) Maika Monroe, Keir ››› Lincoln (2012, Historical Drama)
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 (2000) Mark Wahlberg. Palminteri, Lillo Brancato. (CC) Cohan, Rupert Evans. (CC) Gilchrist, Daniel Zovatto. (CC) Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field. (CC)
(3:46) › Obsessed (2009, Suspense) Idris (:37) ››› True Lies (1994) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis. A › Hope Floats (1998) Sandra Bullock. A newly divorced (9:57) ›› In & Out (1997, Comedy) Kevin Infinitely
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Elba, Beyoncé Knowles. (CC) man lives the double life of a spy and a family man. (CC) woman finds love in her hometown. (CC) Kline, Joan Cusack. (CC) Polar Bear
(3:05) Last Knights (2015, › Paranoia (2013) Liam Hemsworth. A young man must ››› The Bank Job (2008) Jason Statham. Thieves tunnel ›› Southpaw (2015) Jake Gyllenhaal. A retired boxer (:05) ›› Code 46 (2003)
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 Action) Clive Owen. (CC) become a corporate spy to save his job. (CC) into a bank vault in 1971 London. (CC) helps a down-and-out fighter seek redemption. Tim Robbins. (CC)
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WDAF (7:00) FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM LIVE with Kelly (N) ‘TVPG’ Rachael Ray ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12 FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
4 FOX 6 6 6 6 4 Show (N) (CC) (CC) Noon (N) 12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’ 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)
5 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
9 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
19 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’
KCWE (7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer “Ratchet The Steve Wilkos Show Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer “Spare Me The Robert Irvine Show
29 CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) Rejections” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Your Excuses” ‘TV14’ ‘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
38 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 (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
KPXE Burn Notice “Double Burn Notice Armored car Blue Bloods A police officer Blue Bloods “Help Me Help Blue Bloods “Friends in Blue Bloods “Town Without Blue Bloods “Blast From the Blue Bloods “Down the Rab-
50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 Booked” ‘TVPG’ (CC) company. ‘TV14’ (CC) disappears. ‘TV14’ You” ‘TVPG’ Need” ‘TV14’ Pity” ‘TV14’ Past” ‘TV14’ bit Hole” ‘TV14’
KSMO Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
62 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘TVG’ Wommack 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 Woodwright Sewing With Test Kitchen Wyland’s Art Arthur (EI) Martha
11 PBS 19 5 9 Bubbles (EI) Street ‘TVY’ Train ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (EI) ‘TVY’ Friends (EI) Bubbles (EI) Nancy ‘TVG’ Studio ‘TVY’ Speaks (EI)
Dog the Bounty Hunter Killer Kids A family is found Killer Kids “Please Kill for Killer Kids “Two Strikes & Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) Killer Kids ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 ‘TV14’ (CC) The First 48 Murder of two
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 “Luck Be a Lady” ‘TVPG’ murdered. ‘TV14’ Me” ‘TV14’ (CC) Hail Mary” ‘TV14’ men. ‘TV14’ (CC)
›› The Judge (2014, Drama) Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, Vera Farmiga. A lawyer ››› Escape From Alcatraz (1979) Clint Eastwood, Patrick McGoohan. ››› The Perfect Storm (2000) George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg. A fish-
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 defends his father accused of a hit-and-run death. (CC) Rock-island prison inmates plan a 1962 escape. (CC) ing boat sails into the storm of the century. (CC)
My Cat From Hell ‘TVPG’ Animal Cops Phoenix ‘TVPG’ Animal Cops Phoenix “Cop Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Lone Star Law “Game On” Lone Star Law “To Catch a North Woods Law “Cheat-
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 (CC) (CC) Cat” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) “Beware of Dog” ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Poacher” ‘TV14’ (CC) ers” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Doctor Who “Let’s Kill Doctor Who “Night Terrors” Doctor Who Amy is trapped. Planet Earth: Africa “The Planet Earth: Africa “Kala- Planet Earth: Africa “Savan- Planet Earth: Africa Africa’s Planet Earth: Africa The
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 Hitler” ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Future” ‘TVPG’ (CC) hari” ‘TVPG’ (CC) nah” ‘TVPG’ (CC) rainforest. ‘TVPG’ Great Cape. ‘TVPG’
The Game The Game House of House of House of House of Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- ››› The Nutty Professor (1996, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Jada Pinkett, James Coburn.
BET 25 40 66 40 155 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Payne Payne Payne Payne Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. A plump scientist transforms himself into a svelte swinger.
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 Million Dollar Listing New
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘TV14’ (CC) York ‘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 “Pilot”
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘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 (:15) That ’70s Show ‘TV14’ (10:50) That (:25) 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 (CC) ’70s Show ’70s Show Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ma ‘TVPG’
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SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Sabotage” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ human soldier becomes embroiled in a conflict on Mars. (CC) son of Zeus, embarks on a dangerous journey. (CC) Sam Worthington.
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TBS 14 70 50 49 112 The Wan Kenobi and his apprentice protect the former queen. (CC) McGregor, Natalie Portman. (CC) tion) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. (CC) (DVS)
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Naked and Afraid “Lord of Naked and Afraid “From the Naked and Afraid “The Lost Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid XL: Un- Naked and Afraid ‘TV14’ Naked and Afraid Mexico’s
DISC 45 47 40 56 120 the Rats” ‘TV14’ (CC) Ashes” ‘TV14’ (CC) World” ‘TV14’ (CC) Edition ‘TV14’ (CC) Edition (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) censored All-Stars (N) (CC) Cayo Venado. ‘TV14’
Liv and Liv and Bunk’d ‘TVG’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under- Good Luck 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) ‘TVG’ (CC) cover (CC) Charlie 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) Keeping Up With the Kar- Second Wives Club (Series Second Wives Club ‘TV14’ E! News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
E! 53 41 72 51 134 dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) dashians ‘TV14’ (CC) Premiere) (N) ‘TV14’ (CC)
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)
SportsNation Questionable Around the Pardon the NFL Live (CC) 30 for 30 (CC) SEC Storied Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott
ESPN2 34 29 29 32 606 (N) Horn (N) Interruption (CC) (CC) Van Pelt (N) (Live) (CC)
Special Report With Bret Baier (N) (CC) The First 100 Days (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)
Chopped “Chopping Block Chopped “Web Stars” ‘TVG’ Chopped “Battle of the Chopped A green pie and a Chopped “Best Laid Pans” Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped “Best Laid Pans”
FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 Blues” ‘TVG’ (CC) (CC) Butchers” ‘TVG’ (CC) big fish fillet. ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC) Flay (N) Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ Flay ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC)
››› Dirty Dancing (1987) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. A sheltered ›› Save the Last Dance (2001, Romance) Julia Stiles. A white teen falls Pretty Little Liars “Hold Your The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Another Cinderella Story
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 teen falls for a street-wise dance instructor. (CC) for a black student who also loves dance. (CC) Piece” ‘TV14’ (CC) (2008) Selena Gomez.
Speak for Yourself with NASCAR Race Hub (N) The Ultimate Fighter ‘TV14’ UFC Reloaded (N) (CC) MLB Whiparound (N) (Live) Speak for Yourself with
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Cowherd and Whitlock (Live) (CC) (CC) (CC) Cowherd and Whitlock
Royals Live! MLS Soccer New York Red Bulls at Sporting Kansas City. Destination MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals. Destination Golf Life World Poker Tour Borgata World Poker Tour Borgata
FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Postgame (CC) Polaris From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Polaris Poker Open - Part 2. Poker Open - Part 2.
Mike & Molly ››› Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana. A man ››› Iron Man 3 (2013, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle. A ››› Iron Man 3 (2013) Robert Downey Jr. A powerful
FX 62 72 42 53 128 ‘TV14’ must unite a team of aliens against a cosmic threat. (CC) powerful enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. (CC) enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. (CC)
PGA Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ PGA Tour Golf Wells Fargo Championship, First Round. PGA Tour Golf Wells Fargo Championship, First Round.
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641
Idiotest Idiotest Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Divided (N) Divided Idiotest (N) Idiotest (N) Cash Cab Cash Cab Divided Divided
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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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 House Hunt- Hunters Int’l House Hunt- Hunters Int’l 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) Vegas (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) ers (N) ‘TVG’ ers ‘TVG’ Vegas ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC)
Swamp People “Gator Ghost Swamp People “Stranded” Swamp People “Brutus the Swamp People: Blood and Swamp People “Racing To Be Announced (:03) Swamp People Willie (:03) Swamp People: Blood
HIST 27 46 32 55 256 Town” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Cannibal” ‘TVPG’ Guts (N) ‘TVPG’ Sundown” (N) ‘TVPG’ rushes to tag out. ‘TVPG’ and Guts ‘TVPG’
Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Married at First Sight “Wed- Married at Married at Married at First Sight (N) (:15) Married at First Sight: Second To Be An- (:02) Married at First Sight
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360 dings” ‘TV14’ (CC) First Sight First Sight ‘TVPG’ (CC) Chances “Don’t Kiss... and Tell” (N) nounced ‘TVPG’ (CC)
College Basketball From Nov. 14, 2014. Blue Zone Blue Zone Auto Racing Eagle Raceway. Metro Sports Blue Zone Metro Sports Blue Zone
METSPT 30 68 44 Zone Zone
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 Hardball Mat- The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 (N) (CC) thews (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) rence O’Donnell (N) thews (CC)
Jersey Shore ‘TV14’ (CC) Friends Friends Friends Friends ››› Drumline (2002) Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana. Rivalry between two ›› Like Mike (2002, Children’s) Lil’ Bow Wow, Morris Chestnut. Magic
MTV 24 66 68 77 502 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ drummers threatens a college band. (CC) sneakers propel an orphan to a slot in the NBA. (CC)
(3:00) Kentucky Derby Ac- NHL Live (N) (Live) NHL Hockey Ottawa Senators at New York Rangers. Game NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL playoff action from NHL Over- NHL Top 10
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 cess (N) (Live) 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. (Live) the conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) time (N) ‘TVG’
Alaska State Troopers River Fox A lone fox travels Wild France Exploring the Wild France Exploring Alpine Underworld ‘TVPG’ Destination Wild “Italy’s Wild France Exploring the River Fox A lone fox travels
NGEO 56 109 109 52 265 “Highway Hijinks” ‘TV14’ to safer ground. ‘TVG’ French wilderness. (CC) France’s landscape. (CC) Wild Alps” ‘TVPG’ (CC) French wilderness. (CC) to safer ground. ‘TVG’
The Loud Alvinnn!!! and Henry Danger Henry Danger The Thunder- The Thunder- ››› Ice Age (2002) Voices of Ray Ro- Full House Full House Full House Friends ‘TV14’ Friends ‘TV14’ Friends ‘TV14’ (:33) Friends
NICK 49 60 63 25 314 House ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ mans mans mano, John Leguizamo. (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TVG’ (CC) ‘TV14’
20/20 on OWN A young 20/20 on ID “A Party To Die 20/20 on OWN Fires in a 20/20 on ID “What the Doc- 20/20 on ID “Tragedy on 20/20 on ID ‘TV14’ (CC) 20/20 on ID “What the Doc- 20/20 on ID “Tragedy on
OWN 63 15 25 22 170 girl’s tragic fate. ‘TV14’ For” ‘TV14’ (CC) small town. ‘TV14’ (CC) tor Ordered” ‘TV14’ TV” ‘TV14’ (CC) tor Ordered” ‘TV14’ TV” ‘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)
(3:00) › Wrath of the Titans (2012) Sam ›› Hercules (2014, Adventure) Dwayne Johnson, Ian McShane. Hercules Lip Sync Lip Sync Lip Sync (:32) Lip Sync ›› Hercules (2014) Dwayne Johnson. Hercules helps
SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 Worthington, Liam Neeson. (CC) helps defend Thrace from a powerful warlord. (CC) Battle (CC) Battle (N) Battle (N) Battle defend Thrace from a powerful warlord. (CC)
(2:30) ›› Jupiter Ascend- ›› Ghost Rider (2007, Action) Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes. A motorcycle ›› X-Men III: The Last Stand (2006, Action) Hugh Jackman, Patrick (9:55) ›› Dredd (2012, Action) Karl Urban. A futuristic
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 ing (2015) (CC) stuntman is a supernatural agent of vengeance. (CC) Stewart. A cure for mutations divides the X-Men. (DVS) cop acts as judge, jury and executioner. (CC)
Star Wars: A (:43) ›››› Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Mark Hamill. Luke Skywalker, (:17) ››› Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983) Mark Hamill. Luke and his Conan (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Seinfeld ‘TVG’ Conan ‘TV14’
TBS 14 70 50 49 112 New Hope Han Solo and Princess Leia face Darth Vader’s wrath. (CC) allies have a confrontation with Darth Vader. (CC)
(3:15) ›› Footlight Parade (:15) ›››› 42nd Street (1933) Ruby Keeler. An injury ››› Creature From the Black Lagoon ›› Revenge of the Creature (1955) John (:15) ›››› King Kong (1933, Adventure) Fay Wray, Bruce
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 (1933) Joan Blondell gives an understudy a shot at stardom. (1954, Horror) Richard Carlson. Agar, Lori Nelson. Premiere. Cabot, Robert Armstrong.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Nate & Jeremiah by Design My 600-Lb. Life “Nikki’s My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized “Nikki” Nikki reevaluates; Skin Tight: Transformed (:01) My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized “Nikki” Nikki reevalu-
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress ‘TVPG’ Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) insider facts. (N) ‘TV14’ “Mary & Lora” (N) ‘TV14’ ates; insider facts. ‘TV14’
Bones ‘TV14’ (CC) Bones “Judas on a Pole” Bones Brennan’s incarcer- ›› The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012, Fantasy) Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armit- ››› The Hobbit: The Desolation of
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 ‘TV14’ (CC) ated adversary. ‘TV14’ age. Bilbo Baggins joins the quest to reclaim a lost kingdom. (CC) (DVS) Smaug (2013) Ian McKellen. (CC) (DVS)
Clarence World of The Power- Teen Titans We Bare World of King of the Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- The Cleve- American American Family Guy Family Guy Robot Aqua Teen
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 ‘TVPG’ Gumball puff Girls Go! ‘TVPG’ Bears Gumball Hill ‘TVPG’ ers ‘TV14’ ers ‘TV14’ land Show Dad ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Chicken 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) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Impractical Game Show Game Show Impractical Impractical
TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers (N) Jokers 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 “The Trial of Everybody Everybody Everybody Everybody The King of The King of The King of The King of
TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 ‘TVPG’ (CC) M*A*S*H ‘TVPG’ Henry Blake” ‘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 ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Son ‘TVG’ Son ‘TVG’
Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) La Reina de la Canción (N) Vino el Amor (N) ‘TV14’ La Piloto (N) Primer Im- Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N)
UNIV 26 17 73 48 Incluido (N) Univisión (N) ‘TV14’ (SS) 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 (N) Law & Order: Special Vic- Law & Order: Special Vic-
USA 39 62 52 39 124 tims Unit “Torch” ‘TV14’ tims Unit “Ace” ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) tims Unit ‘TV14’ tims Unit ‘TV14’
Black Ink Crew ‘TV14’ (CC) ›› Johnson Family Vacation (2004, Comedy) Cedric the ›› Big Momma’s House (2000) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. An FBI ›› Space Jam (1996) Michael Jordan. Live action/ani- Big Momma’s
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 Entertainer, Vanessa L. Williams. (CC) agent goes under cover to protect a woman and her son. (CC) mated. Michael Jordan and Looney Tunes. (CC) House
(3:53) Law & Order: Crimi- (4:52) Law & Order: Crimi- (5:51) Braxton Family Values (6:50) Braxton Family Braxton Family Values (N) (:05) Braxton Family Values (:14) Dr. Miami Bad Girls blow up at Dr. Braxton
WE 21 117 117 403 372 nal Intent ‘TV14’ (CC) nal Intent ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Values ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Miami’s staff. ‘TV14’ (CC) Family
Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’
WGN-A 15 24 22 340 180 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC)
(2:50) Eddie (:40) ››› The Sixth Sense (1999, Suspense) Bruce Willis, VICE News ›› Victor Frankenstein (2015, Horror) Daniel Radcliffe, REAL Sports With Bryant Canelo/ (:45) Veep (:15) ›› Suicide Squad
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 the Eagle Haley Joel Osment, Toni Collette. (CC) Tonight (N) James McAvoy, Jessica Brown Findlay. (CC) Gumbel ‘TVPG’ (CC) Chavez ‘TVMA’ (2016) Will Smith. (CC)
(3:30) 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ››› The Simpsons Movie (2007) Voices VICE ‘TV14’ Animals The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (:35) ››› Road to Perdition (2002, Crime Drama) Tom Fight Game
HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 Induction Ceremony ‘TV14’ (CC) of Dan Castellaneta. (CC) (CC) ‘TVMA’ (2017) Oprah Winfrey. ‘TVMA’ (CC) Hanks, Paul Newman, Jude Law. (CC)
(2:25) ››› Minority Report (4:55) ›› Constantine (2005, Fantasy) Keanu Reeves, ›› The Forest (2016, Horror) Natalie (:35) ›› Point Break (2015, Action) Édgar Ramírez, Luke ››› Mission: Impossible 2 (2000) Tom
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 (2002) Tom Cruise. Rachel Weisz, Shia LaBeouf. (CC) Dormer, Taylor Kinney. Premiere. (CC) Bracey, Ray Winstone. (CC) Cruise, Dougray Scott. (CC)
(3:15) ›› The Man Who (:15) Pet (2016) Dominic Monaghan. A woman engages in Guerrilla The gang begins Billions “Golden Frog Time” Dark Net (N) Penn & Teller Gigolos Dark Net The Circus: Billions
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Knew Infinity (2015) (CC) psychological warfare with her captor. (CC) training. ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ (CC) ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TVMA’ Inside ‘TVMA’
››› The Hurt Locker (2008, War) Jeremy Renner, (:15) Jackson (2016) Premiere. The issues surrounding the Burn Motherf..., Burn! The roots of civil ››› The Insider (1999, Drama) Al Pacino, Russell Crowe. A former
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty. (CC) right to choose in Mississippi. (CC) unrest in California. ‘TVMA’ (CC) executive exposes a cigarette company’s lies. (CC)
A Night at (:34) ›› Soapdish (1991, Comedy) Sally (:13) ›› Jumanji (1995) Robin Williams. A sinister board ››› Waiting to Exhale (1995) Whitney Houston. Four (:06) › Sorority Boys (2002) Barry Wat- (:44) Broken
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 the Roxbury Field, Kevin Kline. (CC) game puts its players in mortal jeopardy. (CC) Phoenix women bond while pursuing romance. son, Michael Rosenbaum. (CC) Arrow (1996)
(:15) ›› Blue Crush (2002, Drama) Kate Bosworth. A ›› Red Corner (1997) Richard Gere. A visiting American (:05) ›› No Escape (2015, Suspense) Owen Wilson, Lake ››› The Ghost Writer (2010) Pierce Brosnan. A ghost-
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 young woman prepares for a big surfing contest. is framed for a brutal murder in China. Bell, Pierce Brosnan. (CC) writer’s latest project lands him in jeopardy.
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WDAF (7:00) FOX 4 News Morning FOX 4 News at 9AM LIVE with Kelly (N) ‘TVPG’ Rachael Ray ‘TVG’ (CC) FOX 4 at 12 FOX 4 at Crime Watch Daily With Celebrity Celebrity Family Feud Family Feud
4 FOX 6 6 6 6 4 Show (N) (CC) (CC) Noon (N) 12:30 PM (N) Chris Hansen (N) ‘TVPG’ 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)
5 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
9 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
19 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’
KCWE (7:00) KMBC 9 First News Judge Judge Jerry Springer (N) ‘TV14’ Jerry Springer ‘TV14’ (CC) The Steve Wilkos Show Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Jerry Springer “Steamy The Robert Irvine Show
29 CW 7 13 2 16 29 on KCWE (N) Hatchett Hatchett (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Hook-Ups” ‘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
38 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 (N) ‘TVG’ (CC) The Wendy Williams Show Daytime Jeopardy! (N)
41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Jeopardy ‘TVG’
KPXE Burn Notice “Do No Harm” Burn Notice “Hot Spot” Law & Order Corpse of a Law & Order Sniper shoots Law & Order “Smoke” ‘TV14’ Law & Order Mysterious Law & Order “Bodies” ‘TV14’ Law & Order “Bounty” ‘TV14’
50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) Russian model. ‘TV14’ people. ‘TV14’ (CC) homicides. ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC)
KSMO Better KC (CC) Paid Program Andrew The Doctors ‘TVPG’ (CC) The 700 Club ‘TVG’ (CC) Harry ‘TVPG’ (CC) Cops Re- Cops Re- Judge Mathis (N) ‘TVPG’ Hot Bench Hot Bench
62 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘TVG’ Wommack 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
11 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 -- 03.03.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD “Live PD -- 03.25.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ‘TV14’ (CC)
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 Hunter Hunter Hunter Hunter
M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H ››› A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore. A Navy ›› Volcano (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoff- ››› Avatar
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ lawyer defends two Marines in a comrade’s death. (CC) mann. Earthquakes and lava ravage Los Angeles. (CC) (2009)
My Cat From Hell “Mad Max” Animal Cops Phoenix ‘TVPG’ Animal Cops Phoenix “Off Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Insane Pools: Off the Deep Insane Pools: Off the Deep Insane Pools: Off the Deep
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) the Leash” ‘TVMA’ “Breaking Point” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) 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 Enemy
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) Within” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
The Game The Game House of House of House of House of Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- Husbands- › Alex Cross (2012, Action) Tyler Perry, Matthew Fox, Edward Burns. A serial killer
BET 25 40 66 40 155 ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Payne Payne Payne Payne Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. pushes Cross to the edge. (CC)
Below Deck “Loose Lips Sink Vanderpump Rules “Last Vanderpump Rules “I Lied” 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 Ships” ‘TV14’ (CC) Call” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) New York City ‘TV14’ New Jersey ‘TV14’ (CC) New Jersey ‘TV14’ (CC) Orange County ‘TV14’ Atlanta ‘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 ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘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 (:15) That ’70s Show “5:15” (10:50) That (:25) That It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always It’s Always Archer (:35) Archer (:10) Archer (:45) Fu-
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DISN 70 58 62 27 302 Racers Racers Racers Pals (N) Pals ‘TVY’ First (N) ‘TVY’ Stuffins: Toy Racers ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) Guard ‘TVY’ Series (CC) ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’
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ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 Lines (N) (N) Jump (N)
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FNC 60 35 35 76 210 ters (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Cavuto (N) (CC)
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FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ Woman Home ‘TVG’ Home ‘TVG’ Home ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ Contessa Contessa Woman Woman
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FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Standing Standing Standing Standing ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’
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FS1 75 32 43 34 652 (CC) end Edition (N) (CC) (CC) end Edition (N) ing (N)
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FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Championship. From Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Polaris
›› Wanderlust (2012) Paul Rudd. Stressed-out New York- Two and a Two and a How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Two and a
FX 62 72 42 53 128 ers embrace a counterculture lifestyle. (CC) Half Men Half Men Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Half Men
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GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 (Live) ‘TVG’ (Live) ‘TVG’
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HIST 27 46 32 55 256 the Old West” ‘TVPG’ Bigfoot” ‘TVPG’ Orion” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Abductions” ‘TVPG’ the Pyramids” ‘TVPG’ Earth. ‘TVPG’ (CC)
Movie Movie Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ‘TV14’ (CC)
LIFE 51 55 57 38 360
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METSPT 30 68 44 Zone Zone
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MSNBC 28 39 34 74 215 Ruhle (N) (CC) Jackson (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Melvin (N) (CC) Snow (N) (CC) Kornacki (N) (CC)
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MTV 24 66 68 77 502 (CC) (CC) (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC)
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NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640
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NICK 49 60 63 25 314 ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ (CC) Shine cess Monster ‘TVY’ (CC) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) Voices of Ray Romano, Denis Leary. (CC)
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OWN 63 15 25 22 170 marriage. ‘TV14’ trauma. ‘TV14’ (CC) marriage. ‘TV14’ tor Ordered” ‘TV14’
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OXY 73 185 185 47 368
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SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Crips. ‘TV14’ (CC) New York City. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) Evil (CC) (CC) (CC)
CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- CSI: Crime Scene Investiga- › Cabin Fever: Patient Zero (2014) Sean Astin. Vacation- (:03) › The Darkest Hour (2011) Emile Hirsch. An alien (:04) ›› Dredd (2012, Ac-
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 tion ‘TVPG’ tion Suicide. ‘TV14’ tion ‘TV14’ ers become infected with a flesh-eating virus. attack sweeps up American tourists in Moscow. tion) Karl Urban. (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’
(7:00) ›› ›› In Caliente (1935, Musical Comedy) ›› Fiesta (1947) Esther Williams. Twins grow up to ›› The Brave One (1956) Michel Ray. (:45) ›› The Treasure of Pancho Villa (1955, Western) The Robin
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Honeymoon Dolores del Río, Pat O’Brien. become bullfighters to please their father. Mexican boy tries to save pet bull. Rory Calhoun, Shelley Winters. Hood of El
Hidden Money Makeover Nate & Jeremiah by Design Tiny at 20 ‘TVPG’ (CC) Hoarding: Buried Alive Hoarding: Buried Alive “I My 600-Lb. Life “Donald’s My 600-Lb. Life “Christina’s Say Yes to Say Yes to
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Can’t Breathe” ‘TVPG’ Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) Story” ‘TVPG’ (CC) the Dress the Dress
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TNT 32 69 51 48 108 Billie. ‘TVPG’ (CC) Again Identity” ‘TV14’ Garth” ‘TV14’ (CC) Importance” ‘TV14’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ shot in his gallery. ‘TVPG’ old flame. ‘TVPG’
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TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Go! ‘TVPG’ Grandpa Grandpa ‘TVPG’ Bears Go! ‘TVPG’ Gumball Gumball Go! ‘TVPG’
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TRUTV 74 31 47 78 164 drivers. ‘TV14’ (CC) drivers. ‘TV14’ (CC) Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers
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TVLAND 41 44 59 24 138 Show Show Show Show endangers him. ‘TVPG’ Chains” ‘TVG’ (CC) Cibola Blanca” ‘TVG’ Cibola Blanca” ‘TVG’ three cowboys. ‘TVG’ Show Show
Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Girlfriends Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Good Times Sanford & Sanford &
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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-
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VH1 36 65 67 98 518 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ Entertainer, Vanessa L. Williams. (CC) Jordan, Wayne Knight. (CC)
Paid Program Paid Program CSI: Miami “A Grizzly Mur- CSI: Miami “Presumed CSI: Miami Pirates take over CSI: Miami Shocking discov- CSI: Miami A flight attendant CSI: Miami “Target Specific” CSI: Miami Ryan is forced to
WE 21 117 117 403 372 ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ der” ‘TV14’ (CC) Guilty” ‘TV14’ (CC) a yacht. ‘TV14’ ery. ‘TV14’ (CC) is murdered. ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ (CC) betray the team. ‘TV14’
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(7:10) Bush- (:45) › Babylon A.D. (2008, Science Fic- (:15) ›› The Visit (2015) Olivia DeJonge. Siblings uncover (11:50) ››› The Cider House Rules (1999, Drama) Tobey ›› Grumpy Old Men (1993, Comedy) Jack (:45) › Fool’s
HBO 518 301 301 500 802 whacked tion) Vin Diesel, Michelle Yeoh. (CC) a shocking secret about their grandparents. Maguire, Charlize Theron. (CC) Lemmon, Walter Matthau. (CC) Gold
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HBO2 519 302 302 502 804 tennial Man Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow. (CC) Johnson, Kevin Hart, Amy Ryan. (CC) Dakota Johnson, Rebel Wilson. (CC) Hanks, Helen Hunt, Nick Searcy. (CC)
(:10) ››› Michael Clayton (2007, Drama) George Cloo- (:10) ››› Magnolia (1999, Drama) Jason Robards, Julianne Moore, Tom Cruise. Chance links the lives (:20) ›› The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015, Action) Henry The Road
MAX 539 320 320 520 832 ney, Tom Wilkinson, Tilda Swinton. (CC) of a group of Southern Californians. (CC) Cavill, Armie Hammer, Alicia Vikander. (CC) Warrior (CC)
(7:20) ››› The Straight (:15) ››› Lincoln (2012) Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field. Lincoln takes (:45) ››› Shaun of the Dead (2004, Comedy) Simon ›› Tyler Perry’s the Family That Preys (2008, Drama) Bridge of
SHOW 551 340 340 540 852 Story (1999) (CC) measures to ensure the end of slavery forever. (CC) Pegg, Kate Ashfield, Lucy Davis. (CC) Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. (CC) Spies (2015)
(7:05) ›› The Man Who The Beach Boys: Making Pet ››› A Civil Action (1998) John Travolta. A lawyer faces ›› The Land (2016) Jorge Lendeborg Jr., (:45) ››› Love Actually (2003) Hugh Grant, Laura Linney, Colin Firth.
SHOW2 552 341 341 541 854 Knew Infinity (2015) (CC) Sounds ‘TV14’ (CC) an uphill battle against two large companies. Moises Arias. Premiere. (CC) Various people deal with relationships in London. (CC)
(:05) › Superstar (1999, Comedy) Molly (:29) › John Tucker Must Die (2006) Jesse World Without End “Queen” (11:51) ›› Windtalkers (2002, War) Nicolas Cage, Adam (:08) ›› Deep Impact (1998) Robert Duvall. A large
STZENC 602 150 150 566 932 Shannon, Will Ferrell. (CC) Metcalfe, Sophia Bush. (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) Beach, Peter Stormare. (CC) comet is on a collision course with Earth. (CC)
(7:25) After (2012, Sus- (8:55) ›› Woman in Gold (2015) Helen (:45) ››› 45 Years (2015, Drama) Charlotte Rampling, (:20) › The Cookout (2004, Comedy) Ja (1:50) ›› Stolen (2012, Action) Nicolas Woman in
TMC 571 350 350 548 882 pense) Steven Strait. (CC) Mirren, Ryan Reynolds. (CC) Tom Courtenay, Geraldine James. (CC) Rule, Tim Meadows. (CC) Cage, Danny Huston. (CC) Gold (2015)
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WDAF Judge Judy Judge Judy FOX 4 at 5 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 6 Wheel of You the Jury “Hollywood Party House; Twitter Tales” (N) FOX 4 at 9 PM (N) (CC) FOX 4 at 10 FOX 4 News (:02) TMZ (N) (:32) Seinfeld
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5 CBS 3 3 3 3 5 at 5 News at 6 (N) (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (CC) Line” (N) ‘TV14’ at 10 Stephen Colbert ‘TVPG’ Corden
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9 ABC 12 12 12 12 9 News (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (DVS) ‘TV14’ (CC) line (N)
KCPT Odd Squad Odd Squad Wild Kratts Nightly Busi- PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Washington Kansas City Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave; Divas and Super- Lost Minds: Cinema KC Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
19 PBS 11 4 4 11 19 (EI) ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ ‘TVY’ (CC) ness Week (N) Week stars” Mexican-Americans create voice. ‘TVPG’ KC’s
KCWE Maury ‘TV14’ (CC) Two and a Two and a Big Bang Big Bang The Originals (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) Reign “Dead of Night” (N) KMBC 9 News (CC) Modern Modern Ent. Tonight Extra (N)
29 CW 7 13 2 16 29 Half Men Half Men Theory Theory ‘TV14’ (CC) Family Family ‘TVPG’
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38 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-
41 NBC 13 8 8 13 41 News - Holt Starring Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers
KPXE Law & Order Preventing an Law & Order Songwriter Law & Order “Blaze” ‘TV14’ Law & Order “Identity” Law & Order A body is Law & Order War reporter is Saving Hope “Gutted” ‘TV14’ Saving Hope “Knowing Me,
50 ION 16 9 9 15 50 outbreak. ‘TV14’ (CC) suspected. ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) ‘TV14’ (CC) found in the river. ‘TV14’ shot in the back. ‘TV14’ (CC) Knowing You” ‘TV14’
KSMO 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 MNT 10 10 10 10 62 ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ gagement gagement
KTWU WordGirl (EI) Quest 2017 Wild Kratts Odd Squad PBS NewsHour (N) (CC) Washington Charlie Rose Latin Music USA “The Chicano Wave; Divas and Super- BBC World Nightly Busi- Charlie Rose (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC)
11 PBS 19 5 9 ‘TVY7’ ‘TVY’ (CC) (EI) ‘TVY’ Week (N) stars” Mexican-Americans create voice. ‘TVPG’ News ‘TVG’ ness
Live PD “Live PD -- 04.29.17” Riding along with law enforcement. ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD: Rewind (N) ‘TV14’ Live PD (N) (Live) ‘TV14’ (CC) Live PD ‘TV14’ (CC)
A&E 35 51 55 41 132 (CC)
(3:30) ››› Avatar (2009, Science Fiction) Sam Worthington, Voice of Zoe Saldana. A ››› Jurassic Park (1993, Adventure) Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum. Cloned ››› Crocodile Dundee (1986, Comedy) Paul Hogan,
AMC 42 53 53 42 119 former Marine falls in love with a native of a lush alien world. (CC) dinosaurs run amok at an island-jungle theme park. (CC) Linda Kozlowski, Mark Blum. (CC)
Tanked “Sherri Shepherd On Tanked “Tanks N’ Roses” Tanked “Boyz II Men to ATM” Tanked Kevin Smith has two Tanked: Unfiltered (N) Tanked Samtec wants a Tanked “Give a Dog a Tanked Samtec wants a
ANPLAN 57 45 61 57 252 the Rocks” ‘TVG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ turtles. ‘TVPG’ (CC) ‘TVPG’ (CC) shark tank. (N) ‘TVPG’ Phone” ‘TVPG’ (CC) shark tank. ‘TVPG’ (CC)
(:10) Star Trek “Mudd’s Women” Mudd sells (:20) Star Trek They find a Star Trek Orphans found on (:40) Star Trek Kirk visits Tantalus penal (8:50) Star Trek “The Cor- Star Trek Spock is court- (:10) Star Trek “The Menag-
BBC 110 114 114 400 122 wives to rich miners. ‘TVPG’ long-lost scientist. ‘TVPG’ Earthlike world. ‘TVPG’ colony. ‘TVPG’ (CC) bomite Maneuver” ‘TVPG’ martialed. ‘TVPG’ (CC) erie” ‘TVPG’ (CC)
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BET 25 40 66 40 155 Payne Payne Browns Browns Browns Browns Atlanta teens face challenges.
The Real Housewives of ›› Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993, Musical Com- ›› Sister Act (1992, Musical Comedy) Whoopi Goldberg, ›› Sister Act (1992, Musical Comedy) Whoopi Goldberg, ›› Sister Act 2: Back in the
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 Atlanta ‘TV14’ (CC) edy) Whoopi Goldberg, Kathy Najimy. (CC) Maggie Smith, Kathy Najimy. (CC) Maggie Smith, Kathy Najimy. (CC) Habit (1993) (CC)
Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man ››› O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) George Clooney. Three ››› O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) George Clooney. Three Steve Aus-
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing escaped convicts embark on an unusual odyssey. (CC) escaped convicts embark on an unusual odyssey. (CC) tin’s
Fast Money Options Ac- Mad Money (N) ‘TVPG’ (CC) The Profit “Bentley’s Corner The Profit “Sweet Pete’s” The Profit “Grafton Furni- The Profit Marcus helps a The Profit “Growing Pains at The Profit ‘TVPG’ (CC)
CNBC 29 38 33 75 216 (N) (CC) tion (N) Barkery” ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) ture” ‘TVPG’ (CC) furniture company. ‘TVPG’ Mr. Green Tea” ‘TVPG’
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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)
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COMD 37 42 71 46 140 turama ‘TV14’ turama ‘TV14’ ma ‘TV14’ turama ‘TV14’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Fat... I’m Fluffy ‘TV14’ Show
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VH1 36 65 67 98 518 Space Jam misfits find a 17th-century pirate’s treasure map. (CC) HO” (N) ‘TV14’ misfits find a 17th-century pirate’s treasure map. (CC) (1984)
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›› The Mummy (1999, Adventure) Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah. A ›› The Mummy Returns (2001, Adventure) Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz. Two evil Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TVPG’ Cops ‘TV14’ Cops ‘TVPG’
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AMC 42 53 53 42 119 saurs run amok at an island-jungle theme park. encounters new breeds of prehistoric terror. choice. (N) ‘TV14’ (CC) choice. ‘TV14’ (CC) tian Bale, Logan Lerman. (CC)
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›› National Lampoon’s European Vacation (1985, Com- ›› National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983, Comedy) Chevy ›› Barbershop (2002) Ice Cube. A barbershop owner ›› Barbershop (2002) Ice Cube. A barbershop owner
BRAVO 50 50 70 44 181 edy) Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. (CC) Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. (CC) considers selling his establishment. (CC) considers selling his establishment. (CC)
(2:30) ››› Secretariat (2010, Drama) ››› Home Alone (1990, Children’s) Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci. A left- › Joe Dirt (2001, Comedy) David Spade. A mullet-headed The Tooth Fairy (2006) Lochlyn Munro. A woman and her
CMT 76 56 56 397 525 Diane Lane, John Malkovich. (CC) behind boy battles two burglars in the house. (CC) janitor relates his personal tale of woe. (CC) daughter encounter a deadly legend. (CC)
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COMD 37 42 71 46 140 edy) Mike Myers, Beyoncé Knowles. (CC) Park ‘TVMA’ Park ‘TV14’ ‘TVMA’ ‘TV14’ cuts threaten the jobs of five state troopers. cuts threaten the jobs of five state troopers.
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E! 53 41 72 51 134 dy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes. (CC) their relationship, but neither is willing to move. unfold when two friends add sex to their relationship. (CC) Ryan Phillippe, Reese Witherspoon. (CC)
NBA Count- NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. Playoff action from SportsCenter 30 for 30 Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari’s SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC)
ESPN 33 28 13 31 602 down (N) the NBA’s conference semifinals. (N) (Live) (CC) (N) successful, yet controversial career.
We the Fans Welcome/ SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Softball Auburn at Alabama. From Rhoads Sta- We the Fans: Section 250 of 30 for 30 (CC) 30 for 30
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FOOD 52 26 26 21 452 ‘TVG’ (CC) Food ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ ‘TVG’ (CC)
(3:45) ››› Brave (2012, Children’s) Voices of Kelly (5:50) ››› Tangled (2010, Children’s) Voices of Mandy ››› Frozen (2013, Children’s) Voices of Kristen Bell. Animated. A young ››› Aladdin (1992) Voices of Scott
FREE 48 57 60 23 178 Macdonald, Billy Connolly. (CC) Moore, Zachary Levi, Donna Murphy. (CC) queen’s icy powers trap a kingdom in eternal winter. (CC) Weinger, Robin Williams. (CC)
(3:00) MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Kansas City IMSA Racing Weathertech Sportscar Championship: Circuit of The Americas. (N Same- Motorcycle Racing Monster Energy Supercross: Las Vegas. (N) (Live) (CC)
FS1 75 32 43 34 652 Royals. (N) (Live) (CC) day Tape) (CC)
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FSN 59 73 48 30 750 Championship. From Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. Kansas City, Mo. (N Same-day Tape) (CC) Soccer Teams TBA.
››› Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson. ››› The Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo. Super- ››› Iron Man 3 (2013) Robert Downey Jr. A powerful
FX 62 72 42 53 128 Capt. America and the Black Widow face an unexpected enemy. (CC) heroes join forces to save the world from an unexpected enemy. (CC) enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. (CC)
PGA Golf Golf Central (N) (Live) ‘TVG’ PGA Tour Golf Wells Fargo Championship, Third Round. PGA Tour Golf Champions: Insperity Invita-
GOLF 65 33 27 36 641 tional, Second Round.
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HALL 61 137 137 70 365 hot water for his partying ways. ‘TVG’ (CC) to track down a handsome stranger. (CC) develops an unexpected friendship. ‘TVG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’ Girls ‘TVPG’
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MTV 24 66 68 77 502 Madison dealer goes to Mexico with a fake family to score drugs. (CC) College students enter an a cappella competition. (CC) pals must find a missing groom after a wild bash. (CC)
Premiership Rugby Teams TBA. (Taped) Swimming USA Swimming: Atlanta. (N) My Kentucky Sports Jeop- Sports Jeop- NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. NHL playoff action from (:45) NHL
NBCSP 55 27 46 35 640 (Live) Home ardy! ardy! the conference semifinals. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Overtime (N)
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SPIKE 38 64 49 50 145 ‘TV14’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) mummy seeks revenge for a 3,000-year-old curse. (CC)
(3:00) ›› Resident Evil: ›› Red (2010, Action) Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman. The CIA targets a ›› Red 2 (2013, Action) Bruce Willis, John Malkovich. Retired operatives › Friday the 13th (2009, Horror) Jared Padalecki, Danielle
SYFY 46 63 65 45 151 Apocalypse (2004) (CC) team of former agents for assassination. (CC) (DVS) return to retrieve a lethal device. (CC) (DVS) Panabaker, Amanda Righetti. (CC)
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TBS 14 70 50 49 112 ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory ‘TV14’ Stiller. (CC) (DVS)
(3:30) ›››› Spartacus (1960, Historical Drama) Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean ››› The Bad and the Beautiful (1952) Lana Turner. (:15) ››› Champion (1949) Kirk Douglas. A ruthless (:15) ›››› Lust for Life
TCM 47 52 54 43 790 Simmons. A gladiator slave leads a revolt in Rome. People recall a hated Hollywood producer. boxer uses people to get the middleweight title. (1956) Kirk Douglas.
Say Yes to Say Yes to Say Yes to the Dress ‘TVPG’ Say Yes: Say Yes: Say Yes to the Dress (N) Nate & Jeremiah by Design (:01) Playhouse Masters (N) (:03) Say Yes to the Dress (:03) Nate & Jeremiah by
TLC 40 49 41 99 250 the Dress the Dress (CC) Northern Northern ‘TVPG’ (CC) (N) ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ ‘TVPG’ (CC) Design ‘TVPG’
(3:15) ›››› Star Wars: A New Hope (1977, Science Fic- ›››› Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Mark Hamill. Luke Skywalker, Han (8:47) ››› Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983) Mark Hamill. Luke and (:45) ›››
TNT 32 69 51 48 108 tion) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. (CC) (DVS) Solo and Princess Leia face Darth Vader’s wrath. (CC) (DVS) his allies have a confrontation with Darth Vader. (CC) Die Hard 2
World of World of Movie Dragon Ball King of the Rick and American The Cleve- Family Guy Family Guy Dragon Ball Dragon Ball JoJo’s
TOON 58 59 64 26 325 Gumball Gumball Super Hill ‘TVPG’ Morty ‘TV14’ Dad ‘TV14’ land Show ‘TV14’ ‘TV14’ Super Z Kai Bizarre
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(2:30) ›› How to Lose a ›› Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince Vaughn. Four couples must ›› Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan. An › The Ugly Truth (2009) Katherine Heigl. A romantically
USA 39 62 52 39 124 Guy in 10 Days (2003) participate in therapy sessions at a tropical resort. (CC) inexperienced student begins a daring love affair. (CC) (DVS) challenged woman faces outrageous tests. (CC)
Black Ink Crew Sky shares Black Ink Crew “Say It, Don’t Black Ink Crew ‘TV14’ (CC) ››› Baby Boy (2001, Drama) Tyrese Gibson, Omar Gooding. A man ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2005, Crime Drama) Curtis “50 Cent” Jack-
VH1 36 65 67 98 518 big news. ‘TV14’ Spray It” ‘TV14’ juggles womanizing with fighting his mother’s boyfriend. (CC) son. A drug dealer turns to rap music for salvation. (CC)
Law & Order Rape case Law & Order “Black Tie” Law & Order “Pride and Joy” Law & Order “Apocrypha” Law & Order “American Law & Order Genetic predis- Law & Order “The Pursuit of Law & Order “Golden Years”
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(3:30) ››› My Big Fat (:05) ›› War Dogs (2016, Comedy-Drama) Jonah Hill, Veep “Geor- ›› 10,000 B.C. (2008) Steven Strait. A prehistoric man (:20) ››› Hail, Caesar! (2016, Comedy) (:10) ›› Ride Along 2
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52 April 30 - May 6, 2017 THE KANSAS CITY STAR Advertising special section www.kansascity.com StarTV Plus
“JOE”
SCARBOROUGH
Joseph “Joe” Scarborough is an
American cable news and talk radio
host. He is currently the co-host of
MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” which fo-
cuses on the in-depth analysis of the
day’s biggest stories and covers inter-
views with top newsmakers. He previ-
ously hosted “Scarborough Country”
on the same channel.
DID YOU KNOW
-The New York Times has
ranked “Morning Joe” as
one of today’s top morning
news shows and has praised
Scarborough’s and co-host
Mika Brzezinski’s natural
repartee and off-the-cuff com-
mentary. The New Yorker has
described the show as “ap-
pallingly entertaining.”
-Born: April 9, 1963, At-
lanta, GA. From an early
age, Scarborough was drawn
toward music, and he wrote
many songs and produced
many CDs along with his
band, Dixon Mills.
-He graduated with a
B.A. from the University of
Alabama and a J.D. from the
University of Florida School
of Law.
-He served as a United
States Representative from
1995 to 2001 as a Republi-
can for Florida’s 1st Congres-
sional district.
Sunday
1:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers Newlyweds search
for an urban dream home so
they can start a family.
2:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers After living for six
years as a nomad, Karima is
ready to settle down in an ur-
ban home of her own.
3:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers Tyler and Lindsay
want to get out of their tiny
condo and put down roots
in a family home, but finding
a property in their exclusive
neighborhood means compro-
mising on their wish list; Drew
searches for a fixer-upper with
charm.
4:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers 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.
5:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers After relocating for
his dream job, Jaeme, Bliss
and their kids have been stay-
ing with friends.
Lifestyle
more space either through
renovation or a move.
6:00 p.m. HGTV Love It or
List It Kim and Tyler contem-
plate moving to a newer home.
10:00 p.m. HGTV Tiny House,
Big Living Kansas State pro-
fessor Brandon and his friend,
Brady, design a 365-square-
foot “smart house” with tons of
high-tech wizardry, including
tackle-box storage in the ceil-
ings, a video doorbell and a
slide-away television.
SPIKE Adam Carolla and
-Scarborough was named in Friends Build Stuff Live
the 2011 “TIME 100” as one Adam and Joel McHale trans-
of the most influential people form a basement into the
in the world. ultimate hang out area; Adam
answers home improvement
-He’s not only been in poli-
tics and television, he’s also and build questions. (N) (In
Stereo Live)
authored several books, in-
cluding The New York Times Tuesday
bestselling book “The Last Best
9:00 a.m. HALL Home &
Hope: Restoring Conservatism Family The ultimate destina-
and America’s Promise.”
tion for innovative home ideas,
improvements, trends and
-Scarborough’s love of mu-
sic continues to this day. He products. (N)
11:00 a.m. HALL Home &
serves as the front man in
Family The ultimate destina-
his own band, Morning Joe tion for innovative home ideas,
Music, and he writes many of improvements, trends and
his own songs. His idol from products.
when he was a teenager is 5:30 a.m. HGTV Kitchen
Crashers A kitchen that hasn’t
Paul McCartney. Per a “Van-
been touched since the 1960s
ity Fair” article from August gets transformed into a family-
2016, Scarborough was so
friendly space with turquoise
frazzled when he met McCart- cabinets, a white backsplash,
ney face-to-face backstage at retro appliances, and cork
flooring.
one of his shows, he says he
couldn’t think of a single thing
Wednesday
to say to him.
12:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers After having a rough
6:00 p.m. HGTV Property year, a single mother is ready
Brothers Now that they have a
to buy her dream home.
baby, Sandi and Phil have out- 1:00 p.m. HGTV Property
grown their loft-style apartment Brothers Expecting parents
and now search for a forever Christine and Thomas are
home.
sleeping on a friend’s sofa until
they can find their downtown
Monday
dream home.
1:00 p.m. HGTV Love It or 2:00 p.m. HGTV Property
List It After relocating to a rural Brothers Julie, Adam and their
two children are ready to move
home, a couple wants a home
that combines urban function- out of Julie’s parents’ base-
ment and into their own home.
ality with the room that they
3:00 p.m. HGTV Property
have.
Brothers Tyler and Lindsay
2:00 p.m. HGTV Love It or
List It A couple needs more want to get out of their tiny
condo and put down roots in a
space for their teenagers, but
family home, but finding a prop-
they live close to friends in an
erty in their exclusive neighbor-
ideal neighborhood. hood means compromising on
3:00 p.m. HGTV Love It or
their wish list; Drew searches
List It A family of five has for a fixer-upper with charm.
outgrown their home; Quincy is 4:00 p.m. HGTV Property
ready to move, but Don loves Brothers New parents Katie
their neighborhood and wants and Justin lead a nomadic
to make their house work for lifestyle while trying to find the
them again. perfect home.
4:00 p.m. HGTV Love It or 5:00 p.m. HGTV Property
List It Joi is frustrated with the Brothers Brothers want to
lack of privacy in their home. pool their resources to find an
5:00 p.m. HGTV Love It or investment and living solution,
List It A large family no longer while keeping the sibling rivalry
fits in their home, they need to a minimum.
6:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers Trying to balance a
busy family’s budget with their
luxurious wish list, Drew shows
them some creative options.
7:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers Newlyweds Amy and
Graham are ready for their own
home but they have little time
to house hunt.
8:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers: Buying & Selling
Sheryl and Frank are looking
for their forever home, but past
experiences have left Frank
untrusting of agents and con-
tractors. (N)
10:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers A picture-perfect
dog-friendly home to start a
family.
Thursday
1:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Renovations on a trust sale
listing in Buena Park, Calif., un-
cover hidden problems to the
originally profitable project.
1:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina have a
lead on a house in an upscale
neighborhood, but it will be an
expensive flip.
2:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina flip the
worst home in an Anaheim
Hills neighborhood, but a strict
Home Owners’ Association
could delay the flip.
2:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek gets help from Pete
DeBest on a flip in a run-down
house in Corona, Calif., but the
guys have their work cut out for
them.
3:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
A traditional single-story house
gets a fresh makeover from
Tarek and Pete.
3:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek responds to a contact
about a house on a desirable
corner lot in Torrance, Calif.,
but the house and the founda-
tion are riddled with cracks.
4:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Despite their project manager’s
numerous concerns, Tarek and
Christina take the plunge with
an Anaheim, Calif., trust sale
property.
4:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
A short sale in Anaheim, Calif.,
will attract investor interest, but
Tarek and Christina only have
hours to determine whether or
not they will flip the property.
5:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina get a lead
on a mid-century house in
La Habra, California, that is
towards the top of a hill; how-
ever, the margin of profit on
this home is tight.
TLC Nate & Jeremiah by
Design Nate and Jeremiah
stage an intervention to stop
Chris and Meg from turning
their dated first home into a
DIY disaster after the novice
homeowners make changes
too quickly. (In Stereo)
5:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina get a lead
on a home in Garden Grove,
California, that is in need of a
major makeover; the house is
small and needs a lot of work
but it does have a large yard
where they could add an extra
bathroom or bedroom.
6:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
A lead on a home in Riverside
with a massive backyard and
great views; Tarek and Chris-
tina envision a major transfor-
mation for the property.
6:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina get a sweet
deal on a house; however,
some problems arise during the
flip and complicates the plans.
7:00 p.m. KTWU The This Old
House Hour Installing rough
wiring in the kitchen; adding
an HVAC system; installing
new fascia; installing a portable
generator; repairing wood floor
nosing. (N) (In Stereo)
HGTV Flip or Flop Tarek and
Christina believe a property in
Whittier, Calif., that is in severe
disrepair could be transformed
into a modern home.
7:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina renovate
a home with a large workshop
addition.
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
house that is miles from the
ocean, with a small, tiered
yard, and buyers in the area
demand luxury.
11:00 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Vegas Bristol and Aubrey
Marunde showcase their home
renovation and flipping skills in
Las Vegas.
11:30 p.m. HGTV Flip or Flop
Tarek and Christina find a
house that is miles from the
ocean, with a small, tiered
yard, and buyers in the area
demand luxury.
Friday
11:00 a.m. HALL Home &
Family The ultimate destina-
tion for innovative home ideas,
improvements, trends and
products.
4:00 a.m. KCPT KTWU The
This Old House Hour Install-
ing rough wiring in the kitchen;
adding an HVAC system;
installing new fascia; installing
a portable generator; repairing
wood floor nosing. (In Stereo)
Saturday
10:00 a.m. A&E Zombie House
Flipping A 3,200-square-foot
home in one of Orlando’s most
affluent neighborhoods has a
number of problems, from a
badly damaged roof and rot-
ting walls to an alligator in the
swimming pool. (In Stereo)
HGTV Love It or List It Jona-
than’s mother, Cindy, moved
out after getting tired of living in
their basement; both Stefanie
and Jonathan want her to
move back in to help with their
twin daughters.
TLC Nate & Jeremiah by
Design Newlyweds Kelly and
Jason turned their first home
into a DIY disaster, so now
Nate and Jeremiah must turn
their demolished house into
the ideal beach bungalow. (In
Stereo)
11:00 a.m. A&E Tiny House
Nation Ashleigh and Cody
are a young eclectic couple
with two very different design
styles excited to build their first
home together that can hope-
fully mesh his love for modern,
clean lines with her funky bo-
hemian style. (In Stereo)
HGTV Love It or List It Shelly
and Zahid love the pond on
their property, but Shelly is
tired of its interior; Zahid still
loves their home.
TLC Nate & Jeremiah by
Design Nate and Jeremiah
stage an intervention to stop
Chris and Meg from turning
their dated first home into a
DIY disaster after the novice
homeowners make changes
too quickly. (In Stereo)
12:00 p.m. KMBC Today’s
Homeowner With Danny
Lipford Danny Lipford demon-
strates how to maintain and im-
prove a home. (N) (In Stereo)
A&E Tiny House Nation All-
Star Athlete and Hall-of-Famer,
Deion Sanders and Executive
Producer and Host, Tracey
Edmonds. (In Stereo)
12:30 p.m. KCPT This Old
House Installing rough wiring
in the kitchen; adding a new
HVAC system; installing new
fascia. (N) (In Stereo)
1:00 p.m. KCWE Today’s
Homeowner With Danny
Lipford Danny Lipford demon-
strates how to maintain and im-
prove a home. (N) (In Stereo)
5:00 p.m. KCWE Hous-
eSmarts Home improvement
tips with host Lou Manfredini.
(N) (In Stereo)
7:00 p.m. HGTV Property
Brothers An attorney wants to
find a swanky, turnkey property
in an ideal neighborhood, but
her budget does not suit those
plans.
8:00 p.m. TLC Nate & Jeremi-
ah by Design After buying and
starting renovations on their
dream home, Rochelle refuses
to step foot in the kitchen to
make changes, putting serious
stress on Greg and the family.
(N) (In Stereo)
 $1,000
per week

Harrison
FORD
Larry Carrie
HAGMAN FISHER
Victoria Mark
PRINCIPAL HAMILL
Patrick Star Wars:
DUFFY $15,000 $25,000 $10,000 A New Hope
Dallas
per episode per episode per episode (1977)
(1978)

The Big Bang Theory

(2016)
Kaley
CUOCO
Jim Star Wars: The
PARSONS Force Awakens
Johnny (2015)
GALECKI Oscar
ISAAC
Daisy
RIDLEY
John
BOYEGA

$1 MILLION
per episode $600,000-$900,000 $100,000-$300,000

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 C OT T ’S
ER S
WALT

WALTER
SCOTT
BLASTING OFF How much is the book American
Gods being changed for TV? ASKS...

WITH BRADLEY
—Joey L., East Lansing, Mich.
A: The adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s 2001
novel, premiering tonight as a new se-
GEOFFREY RUSH
The Australian-born actor holds
Bradley Cooper, 42, ries on Starz, will stay somewhat true to the Triple Crown of acting
takes off again as the how it was written, a parable of various awards—an Oscar, an Emmy and a
deities and

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voice of the motor- Tony, with credits that include The
mouthed, genetically mythologi- King’s Speech, Les Misèrables and
engineered bounty hunter 3 Before he chose an cal creatures his role as Captain Barbossa in the
Rocket Raccoon in acting career, he wanted living among Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
Guardians of the Galaxy to move to Japan to contemporary Now Rush, 65, plays Albert Einstein
Vol. 2, opening May 5. become a ninja. humans. But
Here are five facts about
in the TV miniseries Genius, which
4 He worked as a one of the began airing April 25 at 9 p.m. ET
the Philadelphia-born, doorman at New York changes will be the expansion and ad- on National Geographic Channel.
four-time Oscar nominee. City’s Morgans Hotel dition of female roles, including former
1 He’s fluent in French while studying acting. How did you make Genius more than
X-Files star Gillian Anderson, 48. She’ll
from his time as an just a history lesson? [Executive pro-
5 For American play Media, a “New God” who feeds off
exchange student in ducer] Ron Howard came in firing on
Sniper, Cooper trained attention and takes the form of various
Aix-en-Provence. all cylinders. Genius is an epic story of
with U.S. Navy SEAL celebrities and pop culture icons. the great scientific revolution of the late
2 While in high school veteran Kevin Lacz, who
served with Chris Kyle, 19th century and the two World Wars
at Germantown Academy,
he worked at the whom Cooper played in that devastated the planet.
Why did Debra Winger take a break How did you portray Einstein the man?
Philadelphia Daily News. the film.
from the movies? Einstein could play the violin as well as
—Carrie R., Stuyvesant, N.Y. deal with intricate equations about how
A: The star of Urban Cowboy, An Officer the mathematics of the universe might
Emma Watson seems stuck in another era, with the work. You try not to underscore too
and a Gentleman and Terms of Endear-
Harry Potter films and now Beauty and the Beast. much that he was a walking computer.
ment took a hiatus in the mid-1990s
I wish she would play something more modern. What can you tease about Barbossa
because she wasn’t happy with the kind
—Sarah M., Fall River, Mass. of roles being offered her. The three- in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men
Tell No Tales, opening May 26? There
A: Your wish is granted. In her new movie, The Circle, time Oscar nominee, now 61, backed off
are a few revelations and troublesome,
currently in theaters, she plays Mae, a recent college to raise her children, teach a general-ed
personal, anguished secrets from his
grad who quickly climbs the class at Harvard and
past. Also, Salazar [Javier Bardem] has
corporate ladder at a pow- write a book (Undiscov-
resurfaced after 25 years in purgatory.
erful tech and social media ered). But she’s been His motivation is to annihilate every
company. But the higher back on the movie existing pirate.
she gets, the more Mae scene for several years
Why did it take you until age 44 to
begins to question her em- in independent films,
become a film actor? I did bits of films.
ployer’s troubling policies and since 2016 she’s I did gigs with colleagues who were
on privacy and surveillance. been starring as studying at film school in Sydney. I was
Watson, 27, says the role Maggie Bennett in the Netflix series in all their short films when I was in my
made her look at her own The Ranch. And on May 5 you can see late 20s and 30s. But I was so absorbed
use of social media. “We her as Mary in the film The Lovers, about with theater, I never identified myself
have to make sure it is useful to us and not something a married couple who cheat on their as being a film actor.
that owns us,” says the actress. lovers—with each other.
Why is playing a pirate so much fun? Go to
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 Famous Fathers
HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
MR. CLOONEY
Gorgeous George
turns the big 5-6 on
5/6! This year will
be twice as special,
with twins on the way
for Clooney and his wife, international
human rights attorney Amal. These
other late-in-life dads are loving life
with kids.

JEFF GOLDBLUM, 64
The actor and his wife,
Emilie Livingston, wel-
comed a second son
this month. They had their first,
Charlie Ocean, when Goldblum
was 62.

STEVE MARTIN, 71
Martin and his wife,
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Anne Stringfield, wel-

comed a daughter (his
first child) in 2012 when he was 67.

Why do so many movie and TV

actors also want to act onstage?
—Ellis O., Denver, Colo.
A: There are many reasons—but one
of the main ones is that actors love,
and live, to act. Jennifer Morrison, 38,
who plays Emma
Swan on TV’s Once
Upon a Time, is
one of the latest
to seek the stage.
She recently joined
the cast of The End
of Longing, written
by and starring an-
other TV alum, Friends star Matthew
Perry, 47. Perry, who launched the
play in London, describes it as “dark”
with “a lot of swearing.” He adds, “I
just wanted to write something by
myself . . . and realized I was writing a
play.” The play, about four people feel-
ing the pressures of life as they meet
their 40s, opens May 18 at New York
City’s Lucille Lortel Theatre.

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TAYLOR
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SHIRLE on
TEMPLE SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE $170 milli
Actress
Over the past four decades it’s gone from must-watch to “That’s
00,000
(1937) $3 still on?” back to must-watch again. Viewers of NBC’s long-
63
($5,075,0 running late-night comedy fest are up by 22 percent, the show’s
today) strongest performance in 22 years.

THEN
The original Not Ready for Prime
JAMES PATTERSON
Time Players in 1975 included Writer
Laraine Newman, John Belushi, Jane $95 million
S.E. HINTON
Writer
Curtin, Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd,
(1967) $1,000 advance Garrett Morris and Chevy Chase.
for The Outsiders First season $750/show ($3,396 today)
($7,294 today) Second season $2,000/show ($8,563 today)
Fourth season $4,000/show ($14,945 today)
ELLEN DeGENERES
NOW Actress/TV host
The 2015–16 cast included Sasheer Zamata, Kyle Mooney, Aidy $75 million
Bryant, Taran Killam, Kenan Thompson, Kate McKinnon, Colin
WOLFMAN JACK Jost, Cecily Strong, Jay Pharoah, Bobby Moynihan, Pete Davidson,
KDAY Los Angeles Leslie Jones, Michael Che, Vanessa Bayer and Beck Bennett.
disc jockey Estimates say that cast members made up to $24,000/show
(1972) $18,000 (salaries vary among cast based on seniority).
($104,901 today) MIGUEL CABRERA
Detroit Tigers
first baseman
$28 million

UTH A
BABE R gend ROSANN
a ll le PAN S I N O
Baseb
0,000 YouTuber
(1930) $8
0 $1,400 What Alec Baldwin is paid ummies)
($1,166,96 every time he appears on SNL to imper- (Nerdy N
today) sonate President Donald Trump. $6 million

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TH E S ITCOM
Nerds may or may not rule the
world, but playing one on TV is
currently the most lucrative job
an actor can have. The Big Bang
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Theory’s Jim Parsons and Johnny
Galecki were the highest-paid
TV stars in the world in 2016,
according to Forbes, earning
$25.5 million (Parsons) and
$24 million (Galecki) for play-
ing brilliant but socially inept
physicists in Pasadena.
While average wages in the
U.S. grew 19 percent from
2007 to 2015 (from $40,405
per year to $48,089), Parsons,
Galecki and actress Kaley
Cuoco saw their pay increase
by 1,667 percent, from
$60,000 per episode during
season three to $1 million per
episode last year for season
10. But in an unusual move,
the stars of the most-watched
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comedy on prime-time TV—
Parsons, Galecki and Cuoco,
along with Kunal Nayyar and
Simon Helberg—agreed to
take voluntary pay cuts for the
upcoming seasons 11 and 12 to
free up money for raises for cast
members Mayim Bialik and
Melissa Rauch. The Hollywood
Reporter estimates Bialik and
Rauch will likely earn more
than $425,000 per episode, a
jump from the $175,000 per
episode they’ve been paid for
the last three years.
In a six-degrees-of-
separation moment, The Big
Bang Theory is connected to
one of TV’s earliest—and
most beloved—sitcoms.
Sheldon Leonard produced
The Dick Van Dyke Show from
1961 to 1966; The Big Bang
Theory’s Sheldon and Leonard
are named after the iconic
actor/producer/director.
THE PRI ME-TI ME SOAP O PERA
THEN
Hot sex, addiction, warring spouses, crazy kids—the dark side of suburbia holds
THE DICK VAN
endless fascination. This year it was Jane and Madeline and Celeste conniving
DYKE SHOW (1961)
in Monterey, Calif., in HBO’s Big Little Lies; nearly 40 years ago it was J.R.,
Pam and Bobby battling it out in Dallas on CBS.
THEN DALLAS
In 1980, Dallas was a worldwide megahit and Larry
Dick Van Dyke
(Rob Petrie) $1,500/ Hagman was its biggest star. After the “Who Shot J.R.”
episode ($12,221 episode that year, Hagman asked for—and got—a raise
today) He also from $15,000 to $100,000 per episode ($297,635 today).
received ownership
shares in the series. Patrick Duffy (Bobby Ewing) $10,000/episode in
1978 ($29,563 today)
THE DUKES OF Victoria Principal (Pamela Ewing) $25,000/epi-
HAZZARD (1979) sode in 1978 ($73,909 today)
NOW BIG LITTLE LIES
Reese Witherspoon (Madeline
Mackenzie) $350,000/episode
Nicole Kidman (Celeste Wright)
Tom Wopat $350,000/episode
(Luke)
John Schneider
Toto Crystal the Monkey
(Bo)
$30,000/episode ANI MAL The Wizard of Oz
(1939)
The co-star of Animal
Practice appeared in
($100,662 today) STARS $125/week nine episodes. (2012)
($2,191 today) $12,000/episode
NOW
THE BIG BANG
STAR WAR S
THEORY (2017) During the almost 40-year
gap between the debut of
the first Star Wars movie
(1977’s A New Hope) and
2015’s The Force Awakens,
the salaries of some of the
original stars shot into the
Johnny Galecki
stratosphere. Here’s how
(Leonard Hofstadter)
Jim Parsons the salaries of the two casts
(Sheldon Cooper) stack up.
Kaley Cuoco
(Penny Hofstadter) THEN NOW
Simon Helberg STAR WARS: STAR WARS:
(Howard Wolowitz)
Kunal Nayyar
A NEW HOPE (1977) THE FORCE AWAKENS (2015)
(Raj Koothrappali) Harrison Ford (Han Solo) Harrison Ford (Han Solo)
$900,000/episode Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia Organa) $10 million–$20 million
(Nayyar earned Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker)
$22 million last year, Carrie Fisher (General Leia Organa)
$1,000/week ($4,020 today) Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker)
helped by his memoir
Yes, My Accent Is Real.) Alec Guinness $1 million–$3 million
Mayim Bialik (Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi) Daisy Ridley (Rey)
(Amy Farrah Fowler) $150,000 ($602,978 today) John Boyega (Finn)
Melissa Rauch plus 2.25 percent of the profits
$100,000–$300,000
(Bernadette
(Ford, Fisher and Hamill also received
Rostenkowski) Adam Driver (Kylo Ren)
$425,000/ 0.25 percent of the profits from the
theatrical release.)
Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron)
episode
$600,000–$900,000
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T H E BLOC K B UST E RS Community

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Hollywood loves its “big” movies, especially when they provide big
returns at the box office. Here’s what a “big” paycheck looked like
then—and now.
THEN

‘
GONE WITH THE WIND (1939)
Clark Gable (Rhett Butler) I throw these in the
$117,917 ($2,066,542 today)
oven last-minute before
Vivien Leigh (Scarlett O’Hara)
$30,851 ($540,676 today)
I have to show up
somewhere for
dinner. Even if
NOW
my presence
CAPTAIN AMERICA: isn’t welcome,
CIVIL WAR (2016)
these brownies
always are.
’
Robert Downey Jr.
$40 million
—Jessica Seinfeld
MATTHEW SEAN ASTIN
THE McCONAUGHEY The Lord of
LOW- Dallas Buyers Club the Rings trilogy Visit Parade.com/jessica
(2001–2003) to check out Seinfeld’s
DOW N (2013)
$200,000 $250,000 for three films funniest Instagram posts.
Actors who
made less than
you think:

J E S S I CA S E I N F E L D ’ S
STA R T S MA LL, T HIN K B IG

MACAULAY
Sequels often pay off. Consider:
KRISTEN JENNIFER
Guilty Pleasure
“Many of us swing between what we want to eat and
CULKIN STEWART LAWRENCE
what we have to eat,” says Jessica Seinfeld (yep, Jerry’s
Home Alone (1990) Twilight (2008) The Hunger
wife). She covers both ends of that spectrum in her latest
$100,000 $2 million Games (2012)
$500,000
cookbook, Food Swings: 125+ Recipes to Enjoy Your Life of
Home Alone 2 (1992) The Twilight Saga:
Virtue and Vice. These rich brownies are one of her go-to
$5 million plus Breaking Dawn—Part 1 The Hunger
5 percent of the profits (2011) $12.5 million Games: Catching
“vice” indulgences, served with a dollop of her sly humor.
(the film grossed Fire (2013)
The Twilight Saga:
$359 million worldwide)
Breaking Dawn—Part 2 $10 million ONE-POT MOCHA BROWNIES
(2012) $12.5 million Position oven rack in middle and preheat to 350°F. Spray an 8-inch
square baking pan with cooking spray. Line with parchment paper,
leaving an overhang on 2 sides. Melt ½ cup (1 stick) unsalted butter in
a medium saucepan over medium. Remove from heat. Add 1 cup semi-
sweet chocolate chips and 1 Tbsp espresso powder. Let stand 2 minutes,
then whisk until smooth. Whisk in ¾ cup granulated sugar and ¼ cup
TA LK IT OVE R dark-brown sugar. Whisk in 2 large eggs, 1 at a time. Add 1 tsp vanilla
What’s the going rate for actors and actresses who extract, ¼ cup flour, ¼ cup unsweetened cocoa powder, ¼ tsp baking
breathe life into onscreen animated characters? soda and ¼ tsp kosher salt; whisk for 45 seconds or until batter is thick
and glossy. Fold in ¾ cup chopped, toasted pecans or walnuts. Spread
THEN NOW batter in prepared pan. Bake 28–30 minutes or until a toothpick
ALADDIN (1992) TOY STORY 3 (2010) inserted in center comes out with a few moist crumbs. Transfer to a
wire rack; cool completely. Grab ends of parchment to transfer brown-
Robin Williams (Genie) Tom Hanks (Woody) ies from pan to a cutting board. Cut into 2-inch squares. Makes 16.
$75,000 $15 million

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 Ask Marilyn
By Marilyn vos Savant

We're always hearing that the

supply of water is dwindling. But
how can this be? There's nowhere
but planet Earth (including the
atmosphere) for the water to go.
—Rudy James, Chicago, Ill.

Yes, the amount of water on Earth

is constant. But only 2.5 percent of
it is freshwater. Of that freshwater,
only a tiny fraction is readily avail-
able. Almost all of it is frozen or in
the ground. Rivers, an extremely
important source of water for
humans, contain barely .0002 per-
cent of Earth's freshwater. So as
the population explodes, human
use of water expands, and pollu-
tion reduces the already limited
amount available, the remaining
volume of freshwater accessible to
supply the demand grows smaller.

Four golfers want to play as two-

person teams. One suggests tak-
ing a ball from each player (they
use different balls) and choosing
two randomly. Their owners will
be partners. Another person says
they need balls from only three
players. Is this correct?
—Mitch Levin, Winter Park, Fla.
Yes. The latter is the same as set-
ting one ball aside and choosing
one of the other three to designate
its partner. The set-aside ball has
an equal chance of pairing with
any of the others, and the result
determines both teams of golf-
ers. All three methods are equally
random.

Send questions to
marilyn @ parade.com

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PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN BY DANA SIMPSON PICKLES

BY BRIAN CRANE
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PEANUTS BY CHARLES SCHULZ

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WORDS BY DESIGN ... NO THEME, BUT PLENTY OF

by Merl Reagle EVERYTHING ELSE
NOTE: This puzzle is part of 58 Train conductor 5 Silly
Merl’s best-of series. 59 The first sign 6 Monthly payment
60 Zachary’s follower 7 Crummy
ACROSS 61 OPEC et al. 8 Dakotas and
1 Damage 62 Secure Tuscaroras
7 Part of a 63 Certain topcoats 9 Windhoek’s
Ralph Kramden 64 Cher’s ex country
quotation 65 Pilot’s concern: abbr. 10 Like eggs
15 Naldi and Talbot 66 Maine town 10 miles 11 Insults
20 Sea-related from Kennebunkport 12 Adjective on a
21 Texas Panhandle city 67 Former Tonight Show quaint shop sign
22 Make into law bandleader 13 José Greco cry
23 Obsolete deliverer 71 Fruit-and-nut pudding 14 Like some building
24 Brat, often concoction foundations
25 Sleep disorder 73 Spoiled 15 Close call
26 Singing and dancing, 74 Simian 16 Available, as a book
for example 75 Bloom in Hollywood 17 Ancient city mentioned in
28 1986 Eastwood film, 76 Slept fitfully Raiders of the Lost Ark
Heartbreak ___ 77 Went for one’s gun 18 Hasn’t ___ to
29 Using the same brush? 78 Hit like a snowball one’s name
31 “In ___ show of 81 Patter 19 Male animals
solidarity ...” 82 Flies like an eagle 27 Angle of Repose
32 They came from 83 Gymnosophist’s lack author
Israel 84 Mountaintop home 30 “___ is quite useless”
34 Chiromancers 85 Place for Pollux to sleep? (Oscar Wilde)
35 Wobbly ones 87 ___ seed (deteriorated) 33 Basic chord tones
36 Nikita’s successor 88 Invested with 34 Unhealthy appearances
37 1968 Beach Boys hit the functions of, 36 Glorified
38 Ending for methyl as a priest 37 Director of many
or phenyl 91 Conceptualize Three Stooges shorts
39 Japan tourist sight 92 Georgia of The Mary Tyler 39 Hovers
40 Entertain the campfire Moore Show 40 Samplers
crowd 93 Have a headache 41 “Someone To Watch ___”
44 Sales come-ons no more 42 Close again
46 Irritating things 94 Reflects 43 Pines
47 1960s singer Bobby 95 “___ such stuff as dreams 45 Steed speed
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48 Deputies are made on” 46 Fill ’er up
49 Needed a map badly 96 Like relief, in commercials 49 First name of 58 Frank 69 Gilbert and Sullivan 79 Euclidean surface
50 Arizona city 97 Children’s author 27 Down 60 Gives away, in a way creation 80 Ars ___, vita brevis
51 Author of The Faerie Maurice 50 Stephen was one 61 Live Aid was one 70 Editor’s place 81 Gave everyone a hand
Queene 51 Witch doctor 63 Pertain 72 Disperse 82 Approach (with “up to”)
54 Rolling balls on chair-leg DOWN 52 Early release of a sort 64 Notice 73 Genus of locust 84 Picnic punches
bottoms 1 Did bird calls, for example 53 George and T.S. 66 A successful dieter trees 86 Barristers’ wear
55 Stuntman, for one 2 Word in “Yankee Doodle” 54 Meet by accident? may need to add one 76 Import levy 89 Actor Stephen
56 Hit the brakes 3 Bishops and others 55 Doggone 67 They’ve seen better days 77 Very tired 90 Ranking police officer:
57 Eaters with bad manners 4 They do their level best? 57 Sesquipedalian 68 Minuet kin 78 Carpenter’s item abbr.

WORD GAME BAKER STREET PUZZLE

Today’s word: EXCLAIMS
(EXCLAIMS: ek-SKLAMES:
Cries out suddenly as if in surprise.)
Average mark: 38 words. Time limit: 60 minutes.

Can you find 56 or more words in EXCLAIMS?

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CHARACTER BUILDING:
NOVEL CHARACTERS, TO BE PRECISE
by S.N./edited by Stanley Newman
ACROSS 72 2016 Olympics 10 Signify
1 Sorcerer’s activity locale 11 Timely benefits
6 Gem from Australia 73 Certain long-term 12 Composer Bacharach
10 Truncated wds. investments 13 Baseball card letters
15 Okra portions 74 Prefix for scope 14 In the leading role
19 State one’s views 75 Garden annoyance 15 Far East temple
20 It means “billion” 76 Lout 16 Partially mine
21 Misgivings 77 Blanc of cartoon fame 17 “Darn it!”
22 Mysterious glow 78 TURTLE BERTH 18 Verbalizes
23 FLORAL NEWS (debuted 1936) 24 Sched. listing
(debuted 1904) 82 Karate offshoot 26 December songs
25 AIRY DRAGON 83 Readies produce 29 Hoarse voice
(debuted 1890) for shipment, perhaps 32 Put a hex on
27 Soup selection 85 Went wrong 33 Take along
28 Weightlifter’s sound 86 Biblical excerpts 34 Some U.S. missiles
30 Spots to perch 87 Has bought 35 Nary a soul
31 Narrowly bests 88 Keep bothering 36 GOODLY HEART
32 Thunderstorm sounds 89 Not very nice (debuted 1900)
33 Engendered 90 Make hard to read 37 Hawthorne house
34 Bring charges against 93 Sharpened, feature
37 One-episode series star as skills 38 Puck’s Beverly Hills
38 Indian Ocean nation 94 Hallway eatery
42 Black waterbirds 98 PSYCHE BARK 39 REAL ANCHORS
43 MOPY PARSNIP (debuted 1847) (debuted 1933)
(debuted 1934) 100 ABOVE MY ARM 40 Name on Speed
45 U.K. lexicon (debuted 1856) posters
46 Leave yawning 102 Peevishness 41 Guy designing billboards
47 Weeps audibly 103 Emphatic denial 43 Slightly wet
48 Put up, as a painting 104 Underlying cause 44 Bogus
49 Overstuff 105 Mockery 47 Performed superbly
50 Telephone trio 106 Moved on ice 49 Sure success
51 FLAGSHIP EGO 107 NL East player 51 Rather heavy British
(debuted 1873) 108 Brady Bunch trio coin
55 Mythical hunter 109 Pet pests 52 Annually
56 Release 53 Less than reputable
58 Limited-choice DOWN 54 Camera lens setting
question 1 Trims a lawn 55 Post-office stamp 4/30 ©2017 Creators Syndicate
59 Yucatán resort 2 For one, informally 57 Bowling center
60 Frequent hangout 3 Aquatic lung assignments 68 Bygone birds 81 They buy and sell 92 Middle of the third century
61 Substantive 4 Boundless 59 Tended, with “for” 70 Shoemaker’s supply 82 Rip out 93 American soccer great
62 Covert complication 5 Winter favorites of many 61 Deserve to get 71Big-eyed baby bird 84 Dreamed (up) 94 “Hurry it up!”
63 Hawthorne heroine Red Sox fans 62 More adorable 74 Checks with the office 86 Buy or sell 95 Have the nerve
65 Latino lover’s sentiment 6 Fire-breathing 63 Dress fussily 76 72-Across 88 Icelanders’ 96 Predatory dolphin
66 Steady leadership bosses 64 More uncommon celebration ancestors 97 Some sandwiches’
69 Had a tantrum 7 Galileo’s hometown 65 Wonderland pastries 78 Rambunctious 89 Defensive ditches exteriors
70 TROPHY RATER 8 Era 66 Cavalry ride 79 Slow cooker 90 Dwindles 99 Hoedown seating
(debuted 1997) 9 CIA headquarters 67 Mythical weeper 80 Hankering 91 Actor __ Patrick Harris 101 Dairy sound

SUDOKU WUZZLES WHATZIT?

Fill in Find the familiar name, phrase or saying in this arrangement
the blank of letters.
squares
allowing the
numbers 1-9 to
appear only
once in every
row, once in
every column
and once in
every 3x3 box.

PUZZLE SOLUTIONS CAN BE

FOUND ON PAGE 11
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BINAIRO QUOTE-ACROSTIC
Complete the grid so that every row and every column is filled by Max Frankel /edited by Linda and Charles Preston
with just as many zeros as ones. A maximum of two zeros or
two ones can be placed next to or underneath each other.
Identical rows and columns are not allowed.

©2017 PeterFrank t.v. Dist. by creators.com

WORDFIND
Find the listed words in the grid. When you have completed
the list, there will be letters left spare. Arrange to spell out a
phrase related to the theme.
FISHING IS FUN
Solution: 24 letters
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Anchor Catch Grasshopper Runner 4/30 © 2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
Angler Danger Groper Shark
Barramundi Depths Inshore Tailor How to solve:
Basket Dogtooth tuna Island Trace 1. Define clues in the words column over numbered dashes.
Berley Dolphin Lobster Trailer 2. Transfer letters to numbered squares in grid.
Bonito Drummer Magic Trout 3. When pattern is completed, quotation can be read
Borer Dugong Nannygai Waiting left to right.
Breath Estuary Outboard Weights 4. The first letters of each answer in the words column form an acrostic
Bridge Flathead Relax Whale yielding the speaker’s name and the topic of the quotation.
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MANY MEANINGS
by Frank A. Longo
ACROSS 90 Bundy and Unser 18 Calvin of golf
1 Build up 91 “Mazel —!” 22 Dallas locale
6 Features of gymnasts’ 92 “— is human ...” 24 “— Blu Dipinto di Blu”
horses 93 Like a perfect place 28 Dallas-to-Austin dir.
13 With a single flat, 95 School skipper 30 Gerbil holder
musically 98 Like back-in-fashion 31 Singles
16 Tam or fez 12-Down 32 “Fiddler on the Roof”
19 Start a web session 100 Buddy star
20 “Seriously!” 101 See 112-Across 33 Obliterate
21 Measure in Ohm’s law 106 Microsoft ad 34 Quick note
23 See 112-Across campaign 35 Ned who manages the
25 Metallic marble 107 Ear-relevant prefix Royals
26 German GM subsidiary 108 Paula once on CNN 36 Plate for the Eucharist
27 Ernie of the PGA Tour 109 Sleep-inducing drug 37 Picture
29 Put forth, as effort 112 Not sharp, as a picture 38 Blackguard
30 See 112-Across on a screen (and what 23-, 42 Scuffle
38 Lake vessel 30-, 50-, 66-, 82- and 44 “Hey, bro”
39 “I Go —” (Peter Allen 101-Across are, literally) 46 Phrase after “café”
song) 120 Comic actress Wiig 47 Fasten with a click
40 Hindu masters 121 Alcohol in liquor 48 Onset
41 Spies, e.g. 122 Comaneci of 51 Nessie’s waters
43 Kind of violet gymnastics 52 Lunar effect
45 — kwondo 123 DOS part: abbr. 53 Door fixture
46 With 87-Down, 124 “Assuredly!” 54 Big-top cries
collectively 125 Wet outside 56 Church area
49 TV’s Arnaz 126 Clearing in the 59 Port near Seattle
50 See 112-Across woods 60 Musically keyless
55 Singer King of 61 Artists’ wear
“Tapestry” DOWN 63 Tight-lipped
57 Barmaid on “Cheers” 1 Alien of TV 64 Quarter of M
58 Name of five Norse 2 Stooge of TV 65 USMC rank
kings 3 Get riper 67 Merrie — England
59 Profs.’ helpers 4 Very wise 68 Inner: prefix
62 “Man” or “12” lead-in 5 Brief excerpt 69 Do, —, fa ...
63 Gulf War missiles 6 Little oinker 70 Sprinkle, say
65 Mold, as clay 7 “Holy cow!,” in 71 Skip over
66 See 112-Across a text 77 Love, to Gigi
72 “The Wild Swans at —” 8 Singer Tillis 78 Kim of “Pal Joey”
(poem by Yeats) 9 — Zedong 79 Kinda maybe
73 Lawyer on 10 Brian of 80 Rush
“Ally McBeal” electronica 81 Rudimentary 4/30 ©2017 King Features Syndicate
74 HS math class 11 Treated with calcium 83 Horrible thing
75 Blaster’s stuff compounds 84 Like slasher films 95 Sorts 103 Seasonally dry 114 Crow relative
76 Like much music of 12 Fashion trends 85 Look like 96 Cpl., for one ravines 115 Phenyl ender
the ’90s 13 ICU sights 87 See 46-Across 97 Epithets 104 Molar, e.g. 116 FWIW part
77 “You — both!” 14 “— fair!” 88 Nearly here 99 How slimy stuff seeps 105 Tore 117 Ore- — (food
79 Many a Muslim 15 More woolly 89 Prefix with law or 101 Tiny wounds 110 Born, to Gigi brand)
82 See 112-Across 16 Novelist Carr chic 102 University in 111 Lt.’s inferior 118 Meteor tail?
86 Debussy’s “Clair de —” 17 “It’s —” (delivery cry) 94 Debonair Atlanta 113 “— is it?” 119 Scots’ “no”

JUMBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTOQUIP

The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another.
If you think that X equals O, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single
letters, short words and words using an apostrophe give you clues to
locating vowels. Solution is by trial and error.

UL’JL XOOLCEOLB OZ AZCL KE

UGOY X FXCL TZM OYGP QZU,

YLXJD AXMO TZM YZKMP FZU.

QLO’P AXQQ GO X BMXD.

Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: O equals T
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SUDOKU HIGH FIVES

Sudoku High Fives consists of five regular Sudoku grids sharing one set of 3x3 boxes. Each row, column and set of 3x3 boxes
must contain the numbers 1 through 9 without repetition. The numbers in any shared set of 3x3 boxes apply to each of the
individual Sudokus.

CHALLENGER PUZZLE
Fill each square with a number, 1 through 9. Horizontal squares
should add to totals on the right. Vertical squares should add to
totals on the bottom. Diagonal squares through the center
should add to totals in the upper and lower right.

©2017 King Features Syndicate ©2017 JFS/KF —Distributed by Andrews McMeel Syndication for United Features Syndicate

TRIVIABITS
by Paul Paquet
1. In Richard Nixon’s famous 2. Who voices the character of 3. Jude Law starred in a 2004 4. Where in your body would 5. Which country’s capital city
“Checkers speech,” who did he Bart Simpson? remake of Alfie. Who starred in you find the almond-shaped is named for U.S. president
credit with naming the Nixon A) Nancy Cartwright the 1966 original? amygdala? James Monroe?
family dog? B) Dan Castellaneta A) Richard Burton A) Brain A) Jamaica
A) Dwight D. Eisenhower C) Yeardley Smith B) Michael Caine B) Eye B) Liberia
B) Nixon’s wife, Pat D) Tracey Ullman C) Albert Finney C) Pancreas C) St. Kitts and Nevis
C) Nixon’s daughter, Tricia D) Peter O’Toole D) Small Intestine D) Togo
D) Earl Warren

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TELEWORD 7 LITTLE WORDS

All the words below appear in the puzzle — horizontally, Find the 7 words to match the 7 clues. The numbers in
vertically, diagonally, even backward. Find them and circle their parentheses represent the number of letters in each solution.
letters. The leftover letters spell the Teleword. Each letter combination can be used only once, but all letter
combinations will be necessary to complete the puzzle.

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©2017 Andrews McMeel Syndication

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TODAY’S PUZZLE SOLUTIONS

SUDOKU HIGH FIVES WORD GAME
email lexis male sale
exam lice malice salic
calm lime maxi salmi
came acme meal same
camel aisle melic scale
CROSSWORD SOLUTION FROM PAGE 5

case amice mesa scam

claim axel mescal seal
clam axil mesial seam
climax axis mesic semi
clime axle mica slam
lace ilex mice slice
laic istle mile slim
lame mace mixes slime
lase mail sail smile

WHATZIT?
Too hot to handle
CRYPTOQUIP
We’ve attempted to come up with a name for this low, heavy
cart for hours now. Let’s call it a dray.

WORDFIND
Do you have a secret location?
SUDOKU BINAIRO
BAKER STREET PUZZLE
Nebraska, North Carolina, Delaware, Rhode Island
TELEWORD
CROSSWORD SOLUTION FROM PAGE 6

ILLUSTRATED MAN

FAMILY TIME CROSSWORD
WORD ROUNDUP
COUSIN PLACE SERVE GRADE LADY BASE KISS / FINLAND
IRELAND ENGLAND POLAND / MARCO POLO / JOAN JOHN /
HINDER
7 LITTLE WORDS
1. MECHANISM 2. SYCOPHANT 3. ESTIMATE 4. ENJOY
WORD SALSA 5. CLYDESDALE 6. BURNOOSE 7. FRIENDLY

JUMBLE CROSSWORD
1A-Charter. 6A-Immense. 8A-Gate. 9A-Chef. 11A-Resolve.
12A-Holding. 2D-Hamster. 3D-Rent. 4D-Kingdom.
5D-Muffled. 7D-Echelon. 10D-Used. B-Michael Keaton.

TRIVIABITS
1. Six-year-old Tricia Nixon named the Nixon family dog
Checkers. 2. Nancy Cartwright provides the voice of Bart
Simpson. 3. Michael Caine played the title character in the
1966 film Alfie. 4. The almond-shaped amygdala is a part of
the brain that governs emotion. 5. Monrovia, capital of
Liberia, is named for U.S. president James Monroe.
CROSSWORD SOLUTION FROM PAGE 8

CHALLENGER UP AND DOWN WORDS PLAY 4 WUZZLES

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FAMILY TIME CROSSWORD

edited by Timothy E. Parker The (K) Clues are for Kids
ACROSS 45 What all drivers should be 9 (K) Computer input
1 (K) Drive-___ window 48 Showy bird’s mate 10 “Fire” gem
5 Meat in a can 51 (K) Amateur’s antonym 11 Antibiotic target
9 (K) Certain furry pet 52 Second highest in a family 19 (K) Place for shorts in school
12 (K) Plant’s beginning of instruments 21 Like average grades
13 Jason’s mythical ship 55 (K) Wander about 23 Glower on the hearth
14 (K) Zoo attraction 56 (K) Fish with an 24 (K) Thing to wear in winter
15 Like a desert electric charge 25 Animal pouch
16 “___ the twain shall meet” 57 One with powers of 26 Stat for a pitcher that’s
17 (K) Paving material foresight better low than high
18 Not do as promised 58 (K) Pine or birch 28 Actress Thompson
20 (K) One of 150, in the Bible 59 Problem for Wednesday’s child 30 Superabundance
22 (K) Not wet 60 (K) Word after “box,” “hot” 31 (K) Basketball net holder
23 (K) Twice-heard sound or “bucket” 32 “___ and whose army?”
25 (K) Envision 61 (K) Opposite of soft 34 Church section
27 Brief office note 39 (K) Seeing ___ dog
29 (K) Nimble DOWN 42 Bad-mannered
33 Carpet buyer’s calculation 1 Old Russian ruler 44 (K) Third planet from the sun
35 Impressive college degree 2 (K) Closer then there 45 (K) Eject, as molten lava
36 A little of this, a little 3 (K) Santa’s team 46 (K) Type of cookie
of that 4 (K) Milk dispenser 47 Botanical trunk
37 Minnow relative 5 (K) Mentally stable 48 Nautical left
38 Allot (with “out”) 6 (K) Prefix with “vent” 49 “Be it ___ so humble ...”
40 (K) Avian runner 7 (K) Everyone should act 50 (K) Can’t live without
4/30
Down Under theirs 53 Washington and ___
41 (K) Reminder of a cut 8 (K) Change from one thing University Can you find the answer to this riddle within the solved puzzle?
43 (K) To this point into another 54 4:00 British refreshment Shout from one on a roll?
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ARCHIE BY SCARPELLI & BOLDMAN BRIDGE CLUB

By Frank Stewart
South dealer. North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
♠ A64
♥Q4
♦ K742
♣AJ94
WEST EAST
♠ 87 ♠ QJ3
♥ 10 8 6 ♥J973
♦ J 10 8 ♦ Q63
♣K 8 7 6 2 ♣ Q 10 5
SOUTH
♠ K 10 9 5 2
♥ AK52
♦ A95
♣3
South West North East
1 ♠ Pass 2♣ Pass
2♥ Pass 2♠ Pass
3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass
4♥ Pass 5♦ Pass
5♥ Pass 5♠ Pass
6♠ All Pass
Opening lead — ♦ J
Two good players asked me to critique
BIG NATE BY LINCOLN PEIRCE today’s auction. They had bid a slam with two
all-but-certain losers.
“We play ‘two-over-one,’” South told me.
So North’s two clubs was game-forcing; he
could bid only two spades next, saving room.
But North’s bidding implied interest in big
things, so though South had a minimum, he felt
obliged to bid three diamonds. Then North felt
obliged to cue-bid four clubs; for all he knew,
South’s hand was stronger.
The “felt obliged” style continued with more
cue bids, though neither player was sure of his
partner’s strength. Finally, North signed off at
five spades, but South went on.
“South should pass five spades,” I said. “But
your system’s approach to slam bidding is
murky. In ‘Standard,’ North would jump to three
spades, forcing, over two hearts. South would
be discouraged by his singleton club and mini-
mum values, and would sign off at game.”
“By the way,” South said, “I made the slam.”
South won the first diamond with the ace
and cashed the K-A of trumps. He took the ace
of clubs, ruffed a club, led a heart to the queen
and ruffed a club. South next cashed the A-K
of hearts and ruffed his last heart in dummy,
He took the king of diamonds and led dummy’s
last club at the 12th trick.
East was helpless. Whatever he did, South’s
last trump would score to land the slam.
Maybe two-over-one is a great system
after all.
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