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Evening TV Schedules

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June, 2008
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PBS Kids for June 8, 2008

Daytime Schedule
Time
Show
7 p.m.
Animalia: Don Iguana To prove his bravery to Zoe, Iggy dons a disguise and follows the lead of his hero Don Quixote.
7:30 p.m.
Curious George : The Truth About George Burgers/Curious George In T George must save the day by re-creating a Chef's recipe. A flashlight helps him conquer his fear.
8 p.m.
Arthur : Pick A Car, Any Car/Jenna's Bedtime Blues Arthur tries to save his family's beloved car. Can Jenna keep her secret safe at the slumber party?
8:30 p.m.
Wordgirl : The Birthday Girl/Granny-Sitter WordGirl and Violet try to teach a spoiled brat to be generous. Granny May babysits WordGirl!
9 p.m.
Sagwa, The Chinese Siamese Cat: Precious Gift/Lord Of The Fleas Sheegwa finds Tai-Tai's special necklace, from her departed father, but doesn't want to return it.
9:30 p.m.
Wishbone: Salty Dog Samantha leads Joe and David into a dangerous adventure while searching for treasure.
10 p.m.
Cyberchase : Lost My Marbles The team learns to use a map as a mathematical tool when Hacker kidnaps Dr. Marbles.
10:30 p.m.
Arthur : Pick A Car, Any Car/Jenna's Bedtime Blues Arthur tries to save his family's beloved car. Can Jenna keep her secret safe at the slumber party?
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