Trouble (TV)

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Trouble
Trouble logo
Launched 3 February 1997
Owned by Flextech
Audience share 0.2% (0.1% for Reload) (Jan '06, Source:[1])
Timeshift service Trouble +1 (formely Trouble Reload)
Website www.trouble.co.uk
Availability
Satellite
Sky Digital Channel 201
Channel 202 (+1)
Cable
NTL:Telewest Channel 140
Channel 141 (+1)

Trouble is a television station in the UK and Republic of Ireland, owned by Flextech. It fully replaced The Children's Channel from 4 April 1998, prior to the start of Sky Digital.

Trouble has a key demographic of young adults and teenagers, aged between 15-24. The channel shows a lot of American and Australian imports, with only a small margin of programs being British. The channel has had success in recent times, with acquisitions such as My Wife and Kids, One On One, Grounded for Life, Summerland, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, That '70s Show to name a few. It also shows some dramas such as Life As We Know It and The Secret Life of Us.

The channel recently underwent a rebrand in mid-2006, with the number placement of the channel chaning on Sky Digital from 607 in 'Kids' to 201 in 'Entertainment' as a move to make it seem more teenage orientated.

Contents

[edit] Former Programmes

[edit] Notes

  • In 1997 Trouble Launched And Timeshared With Bravo From 12:00pm - 8:00pm.
  • In 1998 TCC Was Closed And Trouble Timeshifted It.

[edit] History

Originally up until 1993 it was just a 2 Hour teenage split-off from The Children's Channel called TCC which ran from 5PM-7PM weeknights.

[edit] External links

Flextech Television
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