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ETV Classics

Dive into the classics as SCETV Digital features your favorite shows from yesteryear. The handpicked classics will beckon your nostalgia for art, history, how-to, nature, and more as each episode features a different show.

ETV Classics is a local public television program presented by SCETV

Support for this program is provided by The ETV Endowment of South Carolina.

Stateline: 9/11 - Two Years Later (2003)

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Special | 26m 50s | Charles Bierbauer reviews homeland security measures to prevent terrorist attacks in South Carolina. (26m 50s)

Religious Tolerance After 9/11 | South Carolina Perspectives (2002)

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Special | 56m 45s | Governor Jim Hodges leads a series of forums discussing religious tolerance post September 11, 2001. (56m 45s)

Helping Students and Parents: Remembering 9/11 (2002)

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Special | 54m 10s | A program about helping students and parents on the upcoming first anniversary of 9/11. (54m 10s)

Wandering In My Soul (1991)

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Special | 27m 53s | This documentary takes us to the "Kitchen" which provides meals to the homeless in North Carolina. (27m 53s)

Taking the Long View - A Look at Furman University's Sustainable Culture (2010)

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Special | 27m 8s | Taking a look at Furman University's efforts to promote sustainability on campus and in Greenville. (27m 8s)

America Counts: The Journey (1975)

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Special | 28m 50s | This ETV Classic film weaves stories from the writings of Saluda High School Students. (28m 50s)

Slightly Wacky Aussie Doco (1986)

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Special | 27m 52s | From the Spoleto Festival to Vegemite, Rick Sebak's SCETV team experienced Melbourne, Australia! (27m 52s)

Entertaining at the College of Charleston (1999)

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Special | 55m 59s | Lowcountry traditions meets fine dining In Entertaining at the College of Charleston. (55m 59s)

D-Day: 40 Years Ago (1984)

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Special | 27m 7s | In June 1984, American veterans and their families visited Europe to commemorate D-Day. (27m 7s)

Doug Nye’s Time Machine: Special Edition (2005)

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Special | 56m 44s | Doug Nye’s Time Machine: Special Edition with Bobby Richardson, Art Baker & Bob Gillespie. (56m 44s)

The Singing Christmas Tree (1985)

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Special | 57m 56s | A Singing Christmas Tree is a festive presentation of song and dance. (57m 56s)

Christmas at Presbyterian College: In That Unlikely Place (2005)

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Special | 56m 33s | Christmas at Presbyterian College: In That Unlikely Place (2005). (56m 33s)

The Nutcracker with the Moscow State Ballet (1996)

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Special | 1h 38m 48s | The Nutcracker with the Moscow State Ballet is a gorgeous production of a holiday classic. (1h 38m 48s)

The Christmas Special (1972)

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Special | 29m 48s | Produced by Arletta Raley and directed by F. Fred Steele. (29m 48s)

Hallelujah Christmas (1998)

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Special | 29m 52s | Dr. Marlena Smalls founded The Hallelujah Singers in 1990. (29m 52s)

Carol of the Violin (1978)

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Special | 27m 57s | Viewers take a glimpse inside a Christmas Eve celebration. (27m 57s)

Mr. Scrooge (1976)

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Special | 28m 50s | The opera was written in 1976 by Sam Douglas from USC. (28m 50s)

Gullah Kinfolk Wish: Freedom Coming (2006)

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Special | 56m | Aunt Pearlie Sue and Gullah Kinfolk sing a different type of Christmas playlist. (56m)

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