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Martin and Louisa travel to London so he can deliver the keynote address at the Imperial College Obstetrics Conference. All does not go smoothly, however, as Martin is accidentally headbutted while saving a choking woman, and then his ex-flame Sophie causes a scene at the cocktail reception. Back in Portwenn, Penhale proves to be both a hindrance and a help to Janice as she babysits the children.

Foodie Bob Blumer and mentalist Haim Goldenberg are featured. (Repeat).

An exploration of why people love their possessions and the emotional baggage that comes with it when letting them go.

Domestic abuse victim "Jane" talks to Rabbi Shmuley about a troubled marriage and learns how best to deal with her current destructive situation at home. (Repeat).

Nature videography, paired with classical music and inspirational messages.

Classical music is paired with photographs and videos.

Religious programming is presented.

Nature videography, paired with classical music and inspirational messages.

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

Canadian businessman Don Tapscott discusses the Internet generation. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series.

Utilizing yoga to improve one's memory. (Repeat).

Get fit 1980s-style with champion dancer Anjelica Scannura and her diverse backup crews. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

Bollywood-inspired dance-and-fitness routines.

Yoga poses designed to strengthen and sculpt muscles. (Repeat).

Various Shaolin Tai Chi exercises are explored that can gently increase the strength of the knees with repeated practice. It is taught how to balance high-intensity exercises or activities with the flowing movements of Shaolin Tai Chi. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

Anjelica Scannura helps viewers get in shape with targeted kettlebell exercises.

Bollywood-inspired dance-and-fitness routines.

Host Audi Gozlan shares yoga routines and exercise techniques. (Repeat).

It is shown how Shaolin Tai Chi can support and promote a healthy digestive system and menstrual cycle. (Repeat).

Infomercial. (Repeat).

Fluid arm and hand movements are integrated with percussive leg and hip accents in the opener of this health series centering on belly dancing workouts and fitness-focused dance routines. Anjelica Scannura hosts. (Repeat).

Yoga poses designed for mastering stairs are demonstrated. (Repeat).

Topic: stress. (Repeat).

A look at scientific explanations for paranormal experiences. Included: the search for an imaginary ghost. (Repeat).

A poet remembers her late husband through the garden they built together. An artist creates sculptural works that honor the history of the land on which they reside. (Repeat).

Bollywood-inspired dance-and-fitness routines.

An instructional yoga series that focuses on using yoga to alleviate life's challenges.

Practicing Shaolin Tai Chi exercises that complement static yoga poses with movement and exploring the mind-body relationship of Yoga and Shaolin Tai Chi. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

Get fit 1980s-style with champion dancer Anjelica Scannura and her diverse backup crews. (Repeat).

Bollywood-inspired dance-and-fitness routines.

Explore the difference between chest breathing and belly breathing and the benefits belly breathing can have to enhance the circulation and movement of the core organs. (Repeat).

Featured: yoga and the immune system. (Repeat).

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This witty adaptation of Julie Powell's autobiographical book stars Amy Adams as an amateur chef who decides to try out every recipe in a cookbook by chef Julia Child and writes about it in a blog over the course of a year. Meanwhile, flashbacks show Child learning about French cuisine while living in Paris.

A look at scientific explanations for paranormal experiences. Included: the search for an imaginary ghost. (Repeat).

Marlene Zuk and the Downchild Blues Band.

This witty adaptation of Julie Powell's autobiographical book stars Amy Adams as an amateur chef who decides to try out every recipe in a cookbook by chef Julia Child and writes about it in a blog over the course of a year. Meanwhile, flashbacks show Child learning about French cuisine while living in Paris.

Nature videography, paired with classical music and inspirational messages.

Classical music is paired with photographs and videos.

Religious programming is presented.

Nature videography, paired with classical music and inspirational messages.

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

A profile of author and policy advisor Andrew Stark. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series.

Subject: arthritis. (Repeat).

Get fit 1980s-style with champion dancer Anjelica Scannura and her diverse backup crews. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

Bollywood-inspired dance-and-fitness routines.

Subject: hamstrings. (Repeat).

Training using various exercises to improve awareness of the body's internal signals for balance. (Repeat).

An instructional yoga series, based on traditional Jewish and Kabbalistic sources.

Anjelica Scannura helps viewers get in shape with targeted kettlebell exercises.

Bollywood-inspired dance-and-fitness routines.

Host Audi Gozlan shares yoga routines and exercise techniques. (Repeat).

Practicing Shaolin Tai Chi exercises that complement static yoga poses with movement and exploring the mind-body relationship of Yoga and Shaolin Tai Chi. (Repeat).

Guided practices of meditation and yoga.

Hip-hop, belly dance and flamenco mix to attain cardio and body toning. (Repeat).

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