... the land of a little ice and no snow. There can't be anything useful happening up here so we'll hire out for research. I believe there is a useful website called
Google ...
(cut the showing off -- they were serious!)
I found
Georgia Public Broadcasting pretty easily. Clicking on the 'TV Schedule' in the upper left wasn't very useful for the date you mentioned. Then I clicked on 'Search the Schedule' and entered Airstream. That brought these results for Atlanta:
Mobile America
Monday, December 20, 2004, 10:00 PM
Sunday, December 26, 2004, 5:00 AM
I double clicked on the hyperlink Mobile America and got the following information: Mobile America
Monday, December 20, 2004, 10:00:00 PM
In this nostalgic one-hour documentary, popular host Huell Howser goes in search of the history of the RV in America. MOBILE AMERICA contains archival material from the respective eras. Newsreels, company films, cartoons, film clips, home movies and personal photos fill out this trip down memory lane. The adventure begins with David Woodworth, the preeminent collector of pre-World War II travel trailers, tent trailers, motor campers and most everything else to do with early American camping. The program also includes a tour Mae West's custom-built motor home built in the 1930s. Next it's off to a vintage trailer rally, where 50 trailers dating from 1935 to
1960 have assembled to spend a weekend showing off their pride and joys. Later, the program features a visit to a Teardrop trailer that was built in the 1940s and is only 10-feet long and four feet wide, but packs all the comforts of home. There also is a segment on the consummate American travel trailer, the Airstream, which has been producing been producing their silver bullet trailers since 1936.
This doesn't appear to be coming up on Minnesota's Public TV. Noticed something about Louisville having it coming up. Every regional market for public TV buys programs like your library buys magazine subscriptions. They are totally unique in the packages they buy and have some independence about when it might be viewed. Anybody else interested might get further on their regional PBS website -- I've found they have the schedule a full month ahead, just like the programming magazine that members frequently receive as a benefit of supporting PBS.
Looked a little further -- the tapes can be bought. But why don't you watch it and review the program before you recommend that. Please reply back on this same thread! Thanks.