Best Of TV 2016

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Best Of TV 2016:

The best as I saw it in 2016:

History Channel / BBC: Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace miniseries

CBC: X Company WWII spy drama series

EWTN TV: Inquisition documentary series

Decades TV: Pope John Paul II movie (1984) with Albert Finney

Decades TV: Edward R. Murrow movie (1986)

PBS: The Greeks documentary series

CBC News: Election Night 2016

PBS: Three Tenors Christmas from Vienna

Decades TV: Walter P. Chrysler: American Auto Icon documentary

PBS: Pearl Harbor: USS Oklahoma—The Final Story

PBS: 1916: The Irish Rebellion:

PBS: Rick Steves’ Europe Easter Special

PBS: Metropolitan Opera: Richard Strauss’ Electra

PBS: Metropolitan Opera: Puccini’s Madama Butterfly

PBS/ BBC: William Shakespeare’s War of the Roses: Henry VI Parts 1 and 2

EWTN TV: Witness to Hope: The Life of Karol Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II
documentary

EWTN TV: Edith Stein: The Seventh Chamber movie (1995)

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Stratford Theater: Shakespeare’s King Lear (2014)

EWTN TV: World Youth Day 2016 Poland Coverage and Pope Francis’s Visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau

EWTN TV: Footprints in the Wilderness (North American Martyrs)

PBS World Channel: Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine

MLB: The World Series: Chicago Cubs v. Cleveland Indians

PBS: The Tunnels of Okinawa

PBS / BBC: William Shakespeare’s: The Tragedy of Richard III

PBS: Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future

EWTN TV: Saints vs. Scoundrels series
 
Best Of TV 2016:

History Channel / BBC: Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace miniseries
Did this ever air in its entirety? I was only able to DVR the first two or three episodes, and then it was yanked from the schedule (DVR and listed schedule) with no advance warning.
 
Did this ever air in its entirety? I was only able to DVR the first two or three episodes, and then it was yanked from the schedule (DVR and listed schedule) with no advance warning.
It was airing on Lifetime as well. I thinking History Channel only aired some of the episodes.
 
Best Of TV 2016:

The best as I saw it in 2016:

History Channel / BBC: Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace miniseries

CBC: X Company WWII spy drama series

EWTN TV: Inquisition documentary series

Decades TV: Pope John Paul II movie (1984) with Albert Finney

Decades TV: Edward R. Murrow movie (1986)

PBS: The Greeks documentary series

CBC News: Election Night 2016

PBS: Three Tenors Christmas from Vienna

Decades TV: Walter P. Chrysler: American Auto Icon documentary

PBS: Pearl Harbor: USS Oklahoma—The Final Story

PBS: 1916: The Irish Rebellion:

PBS: Rick Steves’ Europe Easter Special

PBS: Metropolitan Opera: Richard Strauss’ Electra

PBS: Metropolitan Opera: Puccini’s Madama Butterfly

PBS/ BBC: William Shakespeare’s War of the Roses: Henry VI Parts 1 and 2

EWTN TV: Witness to Hope: The Life of Karol Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II
documentary

EWTN TV: Edith Stein: The Seventh Chamber movie (1995)

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Stratford Theater: Shakespeare’s King Lear (2014)

EWTN TV: World Youth Day 2016 Poland Coverage and Pope Francis’s Visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau

EWTN TV: Footprints in the Wilderness (North American Martyrs)

PBS World Channel: Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine

MLB: The World Series: Chicago Cubs v. Cleveland Indians

PBS: The Tunnels of Okinawa

PBS / BBC: William Shakespeare’s: The Tragedy of Richard III

PBS: Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future

EWTN TV: Saints vs. Scoundrels series
You apparently have excellent taste. I would add to your list the Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown series on CNN, which I watch from time to time and find interesting.
 
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Agreed! Designated Survivor has been great! I also agree with you Dwyer that EWTN’s miniseries on the Inquisition was wonderful, as was their miniseries on the Christian Social Order and their documentary on euthanasia.

May God bless you all! 🙂
 
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