WTJX provides a local documentary collection
WTJX Documentaries is described by the station’s video site as exploring US Virgin Islands history through interviews with community leaders. One listed special, The Dream: Road to the Kentucky Derby, concerns the 2013 race and Virgin Islanders’ involvement in horse racing. The item is labelled as a special with a duration of 58 minutes 14 seconds. That is a concrete local production, distinct from the national PBS dramas and other recommendations surrounding the station’s video pages.
Live television and Passport have different access roles
The WTJX video site explicitly lists live television, news/public affairs and recent episodes among options available without WTJX Passport. Passport is described as extending access to more episodes, full seasons and selected early or exclusive material. A Passport prompt on one on-demand item therefore does not establish that the station’s entire live output requires the same benefit. Conversely, finding a programme in the website’s genre navigation does not by itself establish that every episode is within the free selection.
The programme page names the viewing and schedule routes
WTJX Documentaries points to PBS.org and the PBS app for streaming and separately links the local broadcast schedule. This distinguishes opening a published on-demand special from waiting for a scheduled transmission. The site’s Shows and My List functions serve discovery and account organisation; saving an item to a list is not a recording guarantee. The station identity also matters: WTJX’s local US Virgin Islands production and Passport collection are separate from British Virgin Islands House of Assembly proceedings.