Channel M (Southeast Asia)

Channel M
Launched	October 26, 2009 (2009-10-26) (as tvN Southeast Asia) November 28, 2012 (2012-11-28) (as Channel M)
Owned by	CJ E&M and Fox International Channels
Slogan	This is K-pop
Language	Korean Chinese Malay
Broadcast area	Southeast Asia Hong Kong Taiwan
Formerly called	tvN (until November 23, 2012)
Sister channel(s)	Mnet
Website	//ChannelM.me.interestMWave
Availability
Satellite
Astro (Malaysia)	Channel 390 (SD) Channel 394 (HD) (Coming Soon)
G Sat (Philippines)	Coming Soon
TrueVisions (Thailand)	Channel 56
DishHD (Taiwan)	Channel 6645
VTC Digital (Vietnam)	Channel 16 (SD)
Cignal Digital TV (Philippines)	Channel 81 (SD) Channel TBA (HD)
TVB Network Vision (Hong Kong)	Channel 35 (SD) Channel 235 (HD)
Big TV (Indonesia)	Channel 263 (SD)
Aora (Indonesia)	Channel 408 (SD)
Orange TV (Indonesia)	Channel 211 Channel 1211 (SD)
UTV (Hong Kong)	Channel 524 (HD)
Cable
TBC (Taiwan)	Channel 215
kbro (Taiwan)	Channel 205
StarHub TV (Singapore)	Channel 824 (SD) Channel 874 (HD)
First Media (Indonesia)	Channel 339 (HD)
max3 (Indonesia)	Channel 176 (HD)
SkyCable (Philippines)	Channel 145 (Digital) Channel 191 (HD)
Destiny Cable (Philippines)	Channel 75 (Analog) Channel 145 (Digital)
Cablelink (Philippines)	Channel 222 (SD) Channel TBA (HD)
Parasat Cable TV (Philippines)	Channel 78
Cable TV Hong Kong (Hong Kong)	Channel 28 (SD) Channel 228 (HD)
IPTV
Now TV (Hong Kong)	Channel 526
CHT MOD (HD Version)(Taiwan)	Channel 96
HyppTV (Malaysia)	Channel 601 (HD)
Mio TV (Singapore)	Channel 518 (HD) (Mandarin) Channel 519 (M Play) Channel 600 (HD) (Malay) (Coming Soon)
TOT iptv (Thailand)	Channel 306 (HD)

Channel M (simply as M; formerly tvN) is a television channel owned by a joint venture between Fox International Channels Asia and CJ E&M. While it broadcasts television programmes from South Korea's Mnet and tvN (both owned by CJ E&M), it also carries some originals made for the Southeast Asian channel. The channel is distributed by FIC.^[1][2][3] The channel currently uses Mnet's branding.

Launched as tvN on October 26, 2009, the channel was rebranded as Channel M in the evening of November 23, 2012.^[4][5]

Programming

All of Channel M's programming are broadcast in Korean with English subtitles except M Tunes.

• M! Countdown
• Superstar K
• Dancing 9
• M Tunes
• Kimchi Fan Club*†
• K-Pop Star Hunt*†
• M WIDE ENEWS*†
• Saturday Night Live Korea*
• A Date with K-pop Star (Co-produced with Singapore's MediaCorp Channel U)
• Let Me In*
• K-Style
• Pony's Diary*
• Tasty Road*
• Moon Hee-joon's Pure 15*
• Jessica & Krystal*
• Monstar†
• High School King of Savvy*
• Get it Beauty
• Super Idol Chart Show*
• 2 Days & 1 Night*
• This is Infinite*
• Special Affairs Team TEN 2†
• Show Me The Money
• MasterChef Korea
• Nine: Nine Time Travels†
• Grandpas Over Flowers*
• Friends Over Flowers*
• Sisters Over Flowers*
• Korean Tasty Road
• Taxi the Talk Show

*Original programming

†Dubbed in Mandarin Chinese audio language, with English subtitles (Some other Drama Shows will be aired in Dual Language)

Upcoming programs

• Flower Grandpa Investigation Unit
• Gap-dong
• Potato Star 2013QR3
• Trot X
• I Need Romance 3*
• No Mercy
• Hottest Moments: xoxo EXO
• Style Log
• Comedy Big League
• WINNER TV
• Superhit
• My Secret Hotel
• Liar Game
• Plus Nine Boys
• Incomplete Life (Misaeng)
• Singer Game
• The TaeTiSeo
• Mix & Match
• Rude Show
• EXO 90:2014
• Dirty Talk
• Witch's Romance
• Shut Up Flower Boy Band
• M! Countdown Begins
• Block B's Live: 5 Minutes Before Chaos

Former programs

• Reply 1997†
• Reply 1994†
• Flower Boy Ramyun Shop*
• I Love Lee Tae-ri†
• Emergency Couple*
• Vampire Prosecutor 2†
• Special Affairs Team TEN†
• The 3rd Hospital†
• Idol's Parallel Theory
• Who Are You?*
• Boom The K-pop
• Marriage Scheme
• Vampire Prosecutor†
• Queen In-hyun's Man*
• Dating Agency: Cyrano*
• The Romantic and Idol
• The Romantic in Turkey

Live programming

• Style Icon Awards
• Mnet Asian Music Awards

References

External links

• Official website
• Channel M on Facebook