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5 The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y., Friday, August 28, 2015 By Andrew Warren TV Media West coast wonders: Na- ture is a beautiful and won- drous thing. It's something we've been studying and ex- amining and exploring for as long as we've been cognizant. So when there's an opportuni- ty to broadcast one of nature's most awe-inspiring, organic events, it's hard to pass up. A team of scientists, who are no strangers to TV screens, are converging on California's Monterey Bay National Ma- rine Sanctuary to help bring a remarkable natural occasion into homes from coast to coast. "Big Blue Live" is an ex- citing, three-night event, air- ing Monday to Wednesday, Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, on PBS. "Big Blue Live" pays a visit to the United States' largest national marine sanctuary, where, every year, a fortuitous converging of marine crea- tures takes place. Humpback whales, sea lions, dolphins, blue whales, elephant seals, great white sharks, brown pel- icans and so much more all come to this place once a year. With cameras keeping watch and a live online stream ongoing throughout the event, audiences at home will be able to watch as the many animals swing by for their an- nual stop. To give perspective and information on the wet- and-wild event, four scientists will be on hand to share their expertise. Emmy-nominated conser- vation scientist M. Sanjayan hosts PBS's "EARTH A New Wild" and specializes in im- proving wildlife and the envi- ronment. Liz Bonnin is a U.K.-based journalist who has worked on the BBC programs "Stargazing Live" and "Bang Goes the Theory." Joy Reiden- berg hosts "Sex in the Wild" on PBS and is a comparative anatomist who specializes in marine mammals. Finally, Steve Backshall is a TV anchor and naturalist who stars in "Deadly 60" on BBC. "Big Blue Live" is a joint production between PBS and the U.K.'s BBC and could be a once-in-a-lifetime event for many people, as one of na- ture's most wondrous conver- gences of so many species in one place occurs. "Big Blue Live" airs Mon- day to Wednesday, Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, on PBS. ALEX BANKS BART BECKY BOBBY BONANZA BRADY BRENDA BUNDY CINDY CLAIRE DANNY DARLENE ELROY EWING FAMILY FRASIER HOSS INGALLS JODY JOHN-BOY JONAS KEITH KHLOE MALLORY MANDRELL MOWRY NILES PARTRIDGE tvsearch From the list, find each word and circle its letters in the puzzle above to reveal the message relating to this week's theme. TV Show Siblings starsonscreen PHOEBE PIPER PRUE RHODA ROSS SALVATORE SAM WINCHESTER SISTERS SMOTHERS TANNER WALSH WALTON Conan: Conan O'Brien Another American is in trouble for hunting a lion. First a dentist, and now a doctor is also being accused of illegal lion hunting in Zimbabwe. Here's my question: whatever happened to golf? There is a rumor out there that the CEO of Starbucks might run for president. In fact, he opened up his first campaign headquarters and another one right across the street. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Jimmy Fallon I heard that "The Walking Dead" is partnering with a brewing company to make a beer based on the show. I think we already have a beer for "The Walking Dead," it's called "Your 12th Beer." I want to say Happy Birthday to Tom Brady, who turned 38 years old today. He had a really great party, but it got weird when someone caught him letting the air out of the balloons. The Late Late Show with James Corden: James Corden First, the robots take all the auto industry jobs. Now, they're putting good, honest, hard- working assassins out of work. Where does it end? late laughs Eastern Travel 3 x 5 Dr. M. Sanjayan serves as on-air correspondent in "Big Blue Live" A/Nationwide Robert Archer 2 x 2 290158 299787

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