Join OETA for a special early screening of PBS KIDS’ new series Weather Hunters at the National Weather Center on Wednesday, July 25 from 2:30–4:30 PM! Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of weather science activities, meet the Storm Squad, and get a sneak peek before the show and digital games officially launch on PBS KIDS September 8.
Did you know more than half of U.S. children don’t attend preschool? That’s where OETA steps in — with free, trusted PBS KIDS content that helps every child learn, grow, and dream big. Last year alone, OETA delivered over 67.5 million streams of PBS KIDS programming to families across Oklahoma. That’s a whole lot of learning, laughter, and curiosity sparked — thanks to public media.
Don’t miss Walking with Dinosaurs, a stunning new six-part series that uses cutting-edge science and visual effects to bring prehistoric giants back to life. Premiering on PBS, the series explores real-world fossil digs and the latest paleontological discoveries, featuring dinosaurs like Triceratops, Spinosaurus, and Albertosaurus in dramatic stories of survival, family, and adventure.
A 19th-century duke (Hugh Jackman) time-travels to modern-day Manhattan and unexpectedly falls for a driven career woman (Meg Ryan). Romance, wit, and charm collide in this whimsical love story that bridges centuries. Don’t miss this timeless favorite!
OETA plays a vital role in keeping Oklahoma communities safe by making sure important emergency alerts, like severe weather warnings and AMBER alerts, reach every part of the state without interruption. This reliable service is part of public television’s promise to help protect and support all our neighbors across Oklahoma.
Don’t miss the debut of Patience: Paper Mountain Girl, the gripping story of a brilliant autistic woman whose gift for patterns draws her into a world of crime-solving—and deeper secrets. Then, Grantchester returns with the Season 10 premiere as a suspicious death interrupts Easter in the quiet village. New beginnings, hidden truths, and compelling drama—Sunday nights on OETA.