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EGG the arts show

Producer:
WNET
450 West 33rd Street
6th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 560-3000

Web site:
pbs.org/wnet/egg
eggsite, EGG the art show's Web counterpart, offers interactive, online companion pieces about the artists and artwork featured in the series. Through original content -- including streaming video and audio clips, slide shows, interviews, schedules of public appearances and exhibits, and more -- eggsite encourages visitors to make the arts an integral part of their lives.

E-mail:
egg@thirteen.org

Videos:
Videos are not available at this time.



Election Night 2000: A NewsHour Special Report

Producer:
MacNeil/Lehrer Productions
2700 Quincy Street #250
(703) 998-2138

Website:
pbs.org/newshour/election2000
The NewsHour's senior correspondents Gwen Ifill, Ray Suarez and Margaret Warner bring years of political experience to cover this year's election results.

E-mail:
newshour@pbs.org



Evening At Pops

Producer:
WGBH
125 Western Avenue
Boston, MA 02134
(617) 300-2000

Web site:
pbs.org/wgbh/pops/
Pops history, program notes, and broadcast schedule.

E-mail:
Please write the WGBH Audience & Member Services Department directly at the above address.

Videos:
Unfortunately, Evening At Pops programs have never been released on videotape because of rights clearance issues. There are no current plans to make this material available.



Evolution

Producer:
WGBH
125 Western Avenue
Boston, MA 02134
(617) 300-2000

Web site:
pbs.org/evolution
Navigate around the world and through time to examine evolutionary science and its profound effects on society and culture. Witness how a new species can evolve, delve into the secret inner world of Charles Darwin and play "The Mating Game." Plus, check out dozens of other entertaining and informative features and multimedia resources that explore the mechanism that determines who lives, who dies, and who gets the opportunity to pass traits on to the next generations. And, access extensive teacher resources to enhance understanding of evolutionary concepts.

E-mail:
evolution@wgbh.org

Videos:
Videos are available online at ShopPBS, or by calling (800) 828-4PBS.



Eyewitness

Producer:
Oregon Public Television
7140 S.W. Macadam Avenue
Portland, OR 97219-3099
(503) 244-9900

Web site:
None at this time.

E-mail:
audience_services@opb.org

Videos:
Videos are available online at ShopPBS, or by calling (800) 828-4PBS.