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Saturday
Workers crowd into the backs of trucks in the opening scene of 1960's Harvest of Shame. CBS News/YouTube hide caption
In Confronting Poverty, 'Harvest Of Shame' Reaped Praise And Criticism
Wednesday
Reading Rainbow went off the air in 2009, but the show's host, LeVar Burton, is keeping the brand alive. He is raising money for an interactive website to "bring Reading Rainbow back for every child, everywhere." GPN/Nebraska ETV Network and WNE hide caption
Burton Calls On 'Star Trek' Fans To Bring 'Reading Rainbow' To The Next Generation
Tuesday
Jon Hamm as Don Draper, who ended the first half of Mad Men's last season in a state of uncertainty — as always. Justina Mintz/AMC hide caption
Saturday
Digital media? Creativity? Early Childhood education? Mr. Rogers was an early champion for trends that are hot in education today. AP hide caption
In the HBO adaptation of Larry Kramer's 1985 play, The Normal Heart, Mark Ruffalo (right) plays Ned Weeks, who begins to seek answers after he observes a mysterious disease claiming lives in his gay community. Joe Mantello plays a member of the AIDS service organization, Gay Men's Health Crisis. Jojo Whilden/HBO hide caption
'Normal Heart' Teaches New Generation About The Early Years Of AIDS
Friday
Mark Ruffalo in HBO's filmed version of The Normal Heart. Jojo Whilden/HBO hide caption
Hugh Dancy as Will Graham and Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lecter in NBC's surprising Hannibal. Brooke Palmer/NBC hide caption
Tuesday
The Maya Rudolph Show premiered Monday night with guest appearances from Sean Hayes, Fred Armisen and Andy Samberg. Paul Drinkwater/NBC hide caption
This is Matt. He looks slightly more like Prince Harry than you do. Chris Raphael/Fox hide caption
Monday
In Louie, Louis C.K. plays a comic who finds comedy in uncomfortable, touchy topics. K.C. Bailey/FX hide caption
Louis C.K. On His 'Louie' Hiatus: 'I Wanted The Show To Feel New Again'
Saturday
St. Louis Rams rookie defensive end Michael Sam runs a drill during the team's rookie camp. He won't be followed by Oprah channel cameras for a documentary, as had been planned. Jeff Roberson/AP hide caption
Friday
ABC's How To Get Away With Murder stars Oscar nominee Viola Davis. Craig Sjodin/ABC hide caption
A drawing of a snoozing Sleeping Beauty. iStockphoto.com hide caption
Thursday
Walters credits ABC News head Roone Arledge with jump-starting her career by sending her on the road, to do interviews with people like Fidel Castro. AP hide caption