April 2 – 6, 2025
Bennack Theater

4:45 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Offred” (Series Premiere)
This series premiere describes a dystopian future in which women are enslaved within Gilead, a totalitarian, religion-based society. A woman called Offred ("of Fred") (Elisabeth Moss), is separated from her husband and daughter and forcibly assigned to be a subservient "Handmaid" to a powerful couple, the icy Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) and her husband, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). Offred privately declares her determination to survive for her husband Luke, her daughter Hannah, and for her true, forbidden self: June. (Hulu, 2017)

April 9 – 13, 2025
Bennack Theater

4:10 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Night” (Season One Finale)
In this season one finale, Offred recalls her first pregnancy and Serena Joy takes Offred on a road trip, where she later reveals Offred’s daughter, Hannah. Offred pleads to be reunited with her daughter, and Serena Joy assures her Hannah will be safe as long as she maintains a healthy pregnancy. Later, Fred (Joseph Fiennes) assures Serena Joy that they will be a true "family" once Offred delivers their child and departs from the home. Offred is later arrested and prepares for either "her end or a new beginning." (2017, Hulu)

April 16 – June 8, 2025
Bennack Theater

12:10 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Offred” (Series Premiere)
This series premiere describes a dystopian future in which women are enslaved within Gilead, a totalitarian, religion-based society. A woman called Offred ("of Fred") (Elisabeth Moss), is separated from her husband and daughter and forcibly assigned to be a subservient "Handmaid" to a powerful couple, the icy Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) and her husband, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). Offred privately declares her determination to survive for her husband Luke, her daughter Hannah, and for her true, forbidden self: June. (Hulu, 2017)

1:10 pm
The Handmaid’s Tale: “Night” (Season One Finale)
In this season one finale, Offred recalls her first pregnancy and Serena Joy takes Offred on a road trip, where she later reveals Offred’s daughter, Hannah. Offred pleads to be reunited with her daughter, and Serena Joy assures her Hannah will be safe as long as she maintains a healthy pregnancy. Later, Fred (Joseph Fiennes) assures Serena Joy that they will be a true "family" once Offred delivers their child and departs from the home. Offred is later arrested and prepares for either "her end or a new beginning." (2017, Hulu)

2:10 pm
The Honeymooners: “TV or Not TV” (Series Premiere)
This episode is the premiere of this series of comedies about Ralph Kamden (Jackie Gleason), a blustery bus driver, his suffering but understanding wife, Alice (Audrey Meadows), and their neighbors, Ed (Art Carney) and Trixie (Joyce Randolph) Norton. In this episode, neither Ralph nor Ed can afford to buy a television set. When they pool their cash together and buy one appliance that both can share, problems ensue concerning what they will watch. (1955, CBS)

2:40 pm
I Love Lucy: “Ricky Needs an Agent”
In this episode, Lucy (Lucille Ball) disguises herself as Ricky’s (Desi Arnaz) talent agent in order to help him get better talent bookings and jump-start his acting career. However, Ricky has no idea what his wife is up to, and Lucy must find a way to save Ricky’s career. (1955, CBS)

3:10 pm
Happy Days: “Kiss Me Sickly”
In this episode, Fonzie (Henry Winkler) asks Richie (Ron Howard) to look after his girlfriend Denise when he attends a nearby demolition derby for a week. Richie agrees, but Denise is angry to hear the news. To get back at Fonzie, she decides to test Richie's loyalty to Fonzie. (1975, ABC)

3:35 pm
The Flying Nun: “Two Bad Eggs”
In this episode, open hunting has been declared on the Condorillo Hawk for eating the sugar cane fields. While out flying, Sister Bertrille (Sally Field) is mistaken for one of the hawks and shot at. In her escape, she upsets one of the hawks, who is promptly shot and killed. Feeling guilty, Sister Bertrille decides to hatch the deceased hawk’s remaining eggs herself and takes them back to the convent. On the way, she is spotted talking to the eggs by a passing motorist, who mistakes Sister Bertrille for some sort of alien invader. His wife, not having seen Sister Bertrille, does not believe him. (1968, ABC)

4:00 pm
The Love Boat: "Rent a Romeo” / “Matchmaker, Matchmaker” / “Y’ Gotta Have Heart”
In this episode, a nagging wife cannot understand why her husband refuses to take it easy after having survived triple bypass surgery recently, and Doc (Bernie Kopell) attempts to be alone with his girlfriend, but finds that her sister, Carol (Vicki Lawrence), does not understand that three is a crowd. To distract her, he enlists the help of a handsome passenger (Joe Namath). Meanwhile, the captain's daughter, Vicki (Jill Whelan), helps a boy named Jimmy reunite his recently separated parents, who are both aboard the Pacific Princess. (1980, ABC)

5:00 pm
The Andy Griffith Show: “Barney’s First Car”
In this episode, Barney (Don Knotts) is excited to purchase his own car, which he purchases from a kind, elderly lady. However, he quickly realizes he has been scammed when the allegedly pristine car begins to have a slew of problems. He and Andy (Andy Griffith) set out to catch the criminals responsible for the crime. (1963, CBS)