LUCKY DOG: REUNIONS

“Uncharted Waters” – Brandon reunites with two former students after acclimating them to water-based activities that bring joy to their adopters. (NEW)

EXTRAORDINARY WORLD WITH JEFF CORWIN

“Generations to Come” – Jeff Corwin joins a compassionate street veterinarian delivering free care to the pets of people struggling on Skid Row. Then, Jeff travels to a nature center to see how education and conservation are creating the environmental stewards of our future. The next stop is a grassroots organization that has turned a food desert into a thriving urban oasis with locally grown produce. Finally, Jeff helps multiple organizations clean a critical habitat in southern Florida. (NEW)

MISSION UNSTOPPABLE

“Pedicures, Pets and Privacy” – Fig discovers what it takes to care for the tallest land mammal on the planet: giraffes. We meet experts who share the STEM behind keeping lawns safe for pets and uncover the science behind your air fryer. Then, Erica learns how to protect her privacy online. (NEW)

THE VISIONEERS WITH ZAY HARDING

“Sustainable Skylines” – Follow Zay Harding as he uncovers the sustainable secrets within a New York City icon. Then his journey takes him to the U.K. to witness the development of groundbreaking vertical air taxis. And finally, prepare for a surprising reveal of the sustainable initiatives flourishing in an unexpected location: The National Theatre. (NEW)

TAILS OF VALOR

“Surfin’ D.O.G.” – Today, we look back at two special stories from season one. First, surf’s up with one therapy dog who uses surfing to calm his handler. Plus, a horse and a dog hold hoof and paw to help their handler find comfort. (OAD 6/29/19)

DID I MENTION INVENTION?

“Bat BnB” – Host Alie Ward shows us: the dog-washing wand invented 20 years ago by a fourth grader that’s a hit today; the BatBnB keeping bugs at bay; the device that allows doctors to examine you from the other side of the world; and the inventors of the Chairless Chair. (OAD 7/15/23)

The CBS WKND block is FCC educational/informational compliant, targeted to 13- to 16-year-olds and appealing to all viewers. All the programs are specifically designed to further the educational and informational needs of children, have educating and informing children as a significant purpose and otherwise meet the definition of Core Programming as specified in the Commission’s rules.

The following is the CBS WKND Saturday morning lineup for the 2025-2026 season, as of Saturday, July 5. The schedule’s day and time may differ market-to-market. Check local listings.

Please note: In some markets, CBS News’ CBS WKND will be broadcast 7:00-9:00 AM, ET/PT.

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