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[PaddyTePou]

SUPER RUGBY PACIFIC ON PTV NETWORK

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Get ready for the all new Super Rugby Pacific competition as 12 best sides from New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific Islands play home and away for Super Rugby glory in 2022.

PTV Network’s television channels, PTV and Turbo, will screen full delayed coverage of up to four Super Rugby matches* every weekend: Friday 8.30pm on PTV, Saturday 6.30pm and/or 8.30pm on Turbo, Sunday 5pm on Turbo. Rugby at Noon (Sundays 12-2pm on PTV) will feature highlights from the latest round of the Super Rugby Pacific 2022 season, and the final* will be televised live on PTV.

In addition to television coverage, viewers will be able to watch every Super Rugby Pacific match live and on demand with PTV Sport+ ($39.99 per month). This also includes on-demand streaming of matches from past Super Rugby seasons.

*New Zealand Super Rugby and Moana Pasifika matches only, as does the Super Rugby Pacific final if it is played in New Zealand.

@Kathryn_Milin @TBoy @McMuffinMan17 @Biscuit45 @MichaelPower @LiamP @Michael_Eccles

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.

[PaddyTePou]

WINTER OLYMPICS ON PTV NETWORK

PTV Network New Zealand is proud to support the New Zealand Olympic Team at the Winter Olympics in Beijing.

And we are proud to bring you coverage of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China from 4-20 February 2022.

Watch all your favourite winter sports, from freestyle skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, figure skating and bobsleigh, live across PTV, Turbo and four pop-up channels (Olympics Extra and Olympics Online 1-3) between 2pm and 4am (NZT) each day and catch up on all the highlights, key New Zealand team moments and daily recaps for free on PTV+.

PTV

PTV will screen a mix of live and delayed coverage from 9.30pm until around 2am, with a 10-minute break for Nightline (weeknights) and PTV News: Late Edition (weekends) at around 10.30pm. The channel’s coverage will focus on the New Zealand athletes and deliver viewers the big moments live from Beijing.

In addition, PTV will also show an hour-long highlights package at 5pm.

TURBO

Turbo will commence transmission at the earlier time of 7am with two hours of the previous day’s highlights in a breakfast show called Good Morning Beijing. Later in the day, the channel will screen a mix of live and delayed coverage from 2-5pm and again from 7.30-9.30pm, with an hour-long highlights package (repeated from PTV) at 6.30pm.

OLYMPICS EXTRA

Pop-up channel Olympics Extra will be available on Freeview channel 21 for the duration of the Winter Olympics with live and delayed sessions from 2pm until 4am daily. PTV News 24 will take a break from 4-20 February as PTV Network will direct the channel’s technical resource to pop-up channel Olympics Extra.

OLYMPICS ONLINE 1-3

Online only channels Olympics Online 1-3 will each stream live and delayed event sessions in HD from 2pm until 4am daily. Unlike PTV Sport+, the three Olympics Online channels will be free of charge and available via PTV+.

PTV+

Highlights, key New Zealand team moments and daily recaps will be available to watch on PTV+ free of charge. ptvplus.co.nz or download the PTV+ app now. For the latest from the Winter Olympics (including news, results and the medal table), head to ptvsport.co.nz or download the PTV Sport app.

@TBoy @MichaelPower @Biscuit45 @McMuffinMan17

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. In real life, Sky Network Television owns the broadcast rights to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics from 4-20 February 2022. Thank you for understanding.

[PaddyTePou]

THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW

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@Michael_Eccles @LiamP @TBoy To put it into perspective, The Graham Norton Show goes to air on BBC One in Britain on a Friday night (local time; Saturday morning NZT). But it is beamed in via satellite and brought to New Zealand audiences on a Saturday night - just a few hours after it screens in Britain.

In my opinion, The Graham Norton Show will be perfect for screening on PTV (the main channel of PTV Network New Zealand as a fictional broadcaster) every Saturday at around 9.30pm. This means Kiwi fans will now enjoy a mix of A-list celebrity chat, the very famous Red Chair game, live music, laughter and fun from Graham and the celebrities themselves - all in much closer sync with fans on the other side of the world.

What do you think?

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.

[PaddyTePou]

CHANGES TO MAX

Due to unforeseen circumstances, there is a change in talent at MAX (part of PTV Network New Zealand as a fictional broadcaster).

The flipbook for MAX has been updated. All images contained are samples only; no copyright infringement intended.

@Michael_Eccles @LiamP @TBoy @McMuffinMan17 @Biscuit45

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.

[foxyrover]

Isn’t it a fictional network? So you could choose anyone to take any role, irrespective of their current situations. You could have kept her as the host. Just my two cents. Anyway it is your network.

No need to apologise.

[foxyrover]

No no no no don’t do that

[foxyrover]

I was just saying that you can pick whoever you like and ignore their real-life situations.

[TBoy]

That looks great!

[PaddyTePou]

I understand, @foxyrover. I have chosen Sophie Nathan as the new host of MAX’s weekly music chart show, Countdown. Sophie is an actress and presenter who has been working professionally from a young age, and, in recent times, moved into radio.

It’s hard for me to pick whoever I like, but I am doing my job.

[foxyrover]

All good Patty!

[foxyrover]

@PaddyTePou

I am doing my job

Was anyone suggesting otherwise?

[PaddyTePou]

WARRIORS 2022 ON SHAKE

PTV Network’s general entertainment channel, Shake, proudly supports the New Zealand Warriors by offering fans free-to-air coverage of the Warriors’ matches as part of the 2022 NRL season.

Throughout the season Shake will carry a mixture of live and delayed coverage. Certain matches, including all home games at Auckland’s Mt Smart Stadium from round 15, will be live.

Live coverage is also available on PTV Sport+ (see below).

SCHEDULE

Below is the broadcast schedule for the Warriors’ 2022 NRL matches. All times NZT.

ROUND 1 - SATURDAY 12 MARCH
Warriors v Dragons - Sunshine Coast Stadium, Sunshine Coast
Kick-off at 7.30pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 8.30pm

ROUND 2 - SATURDAY 19 MARCH
Titans v Warriors - Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

ROUND 3 - FRIDAY 25 MARCH
Wests Tigers v Warriors - Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Sydney
Kick-off at 8.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 9.30pm

ROUND 4 - SATURDAY 2 APRIL
Warriors v Broncos - Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

ROUND 5 - FRIDAY 8 APRIL
Warriors v Cowboys - Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe
Kick-off at 8.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 9.30pm

ROUND 6 - SUNDAY 17 APRIL
Roosters v Warriors - Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Kick-off at 4.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 6.30pm

ROUND 7 - MONDAY 25 APRIL
Storm v Warriors - AAMI Park, Melbourne
Live coverage on Shake commences at 8.30pm; kick-off at 9.00pm

ROUND 8 - SATURDAY 30 APRIL
Warriors v Raiders - Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

ROUND 9 - SUNDAY 8 MAY
Warriors v Sharks - PointsBet Stadium, Sydney
Kick-off at 6.05pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 8.30pm

ROUND 10 - SATURDAY 14 MAY
Warriors v Rabbitohs - Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

ROUND 11 - SATURDAY 21 MAY
Dragons v Warriors - Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sydney
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

ROUND 12 - SATURDAY 28 MAY
Warriors v Knights - Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

ROUND 13 - SATURDAY 4 JUNE
Sea Eagles v Warriors - 4 Pines Park, Sydney
Kick-off at 9.35pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 10.30pm

ROUND 14 - SUNDAY 12 JUNE
Warriors v Sharks - Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe
Kick-off at 8.15pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 10.30pm

ROUND 15 - SATURDAY 18 JUNE
Warriors v Panthers - Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
Live coverage on Shake commences at 7.00pm; kick-off at 7.30pm

ROUND 16 - SUNDAY 3 JULY
Warriors v Wests Tigers - Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
Live coverage on Shake commences at 3.30pm; kick-off at 4.00pm

ROUND 17 - BYE

ROUND 18 - FRIDAY 15 JULY
Eels v Warriors - CommBank Stadium, Sydney
Kick-off at 9.55pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 11.30pm

ROUND 19 - SATURDAY 23 JULY
Raiders v Warriors - GIO Stadium, Canberra
Kick-off at 5.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 6.30pm

ROUND 20 - FRIDAY 29 JULY
Warriors v Storm - Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
Live coverage on Shake commences at 7.30pm; kick-off at 8.00pm

ROUND 21 - SATURDAY 6 AUGUST
Rabbitohs v Warriors - Sunshine Coast Stadium, Sunshine Coast
Kick-off at 5.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 6.30pm

ROUND 22 - FRIDAY 12 AUGUST
Warriors v Bulldogs - Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
Live coverage on Shake commences at 7.30pm; kick-off at 8.00pm

ROUND 23 - FRIDAY 19 AUGUST
Cowboys v Warriors - Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville
Kick-off at 8.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 9.30pm

ROUND 24 - FRIDAY 26 AUGUST
Panthers v Warriors - BlueBet Stadium, Penrith
Kick-off at 8.00pm; delayed coverage on Shake from 9.30pm

ROUND 25 - SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER
Warriors v Titans - Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
Live coverage on Shake commences at 4.30pm; kick-off at 5.00pm

PTV SPORT+

All Warriors and NRL matches throughout the 2022 season are available to stream live on PTV Sport+ for only $39.99 per month. On-demand content includes full replays and extended match highlights. PTV Sport+ is also shown in pubs, clubs, TAB outlets and other commercial businesses as a linear television narrowcasting service.

@Michael_Eccles @LiamP @TBoy @McMuffinMan17 @Biscuit45

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.

[PaddyTePou]

CRIMEWATCH

PTV Network New Zealand is proud to present Crimewatch - a crime prevention programme made in cooperation with the New Zealand Police.

Based on the BBC TV series and format of the same name, Crimewatch uses crime reconstructions with lookalike actors. Many of the crimes investigated are solved through viewer participation. An arresting show where viewer calls do make a difference.

Here’s how the format works.

Crimewatch is shown once a month on PTV usually at 8.30pm on a Thursday (a slot occupied by the local documentary series Inside New Zealand), with a Crimewatch Update at around 11pm (following Nightline).

It features approximately three or four cases per show, with each case featuring reconstructions of the crime. Like its British equivalent, it is one of the largest live factual studio productions. The films shown often feature interviews with senior detectives and/or relatives or friends of victims. Key evidence is usually shown, such as computer-based profiles of suspects and details of certain lines of enquiry.

Other features to the show includes a “CCTV section”, which shows crimes caught on CCTV with enhanced imagery of suspects. A “Wanted Faces” section is also featured: eight close-up pictures of suspects police are trying to trace are shown on screen. This section also frequently involves information about suspects, including aliases.

Viewers can call Crimewatch by phoning 0800 654 654, with the phone lines remaining open until midnight the night following the programme. Viewers can also visit the Police website, police.govt.nz, and click the “Crimewatch” link under “Can you help us?”. All reconstructions, CCTV footage, faces and cases, including those that have been shown on previous programmes, are also available on the Crimewatch Facebook page. These will remain on the Police website and on Facebook until the criminals are caught or suspects convicted.

Crimewatch can also be viewed as a catch-up programme on PTV+ for 24 hours from broadcast.

Crimewatch Update.

Following the main programme, there will be a five minute follow-up after Nightline with updates on calls and results from the earlier broadcast.

Hosts.

Your Crimewatch hosts will be Laura Tupou and Tom McRae. They will be joined by several police officers as co-hosts (or information desk presenters), who are yet to be confirmed.

Crimewatch will be broadcast live each month from the studios of South Pacific Pictures in Henderson, West Auckland. It gives viewers a chance to help ‘fight crime in the home’.

@Michael_Eccles @LiamP

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.

[MichaelPower]

No offense, but it seems odd to have video game characters represent a non-video game themed TV network

[PaddyTePou]

@MichaelPower

No offense, but it seems odd to have video game characters represent a non-video game themed TV network

@MichaelPower It’s okay to say, “No offence”, but I am just being silly at the moment and it’s hard for me to find something else as the new “Mascots” of my dream television network or just go round the clock by adding in new programmes to fill the overnight/early morning schedules…

[Leo_Puglisi6]

@MichaelPower

No offense, but it seems odd to have video game characters represent a non-video game themed TV network

And for a fictional network to be affected by COVID restrictions

[beaversdream]

But, if you think about it, if it was real, then this would happen.

[PaddyTePou]

@beaversdream I really appreciate your concern.

[PaddyTePou]

@Michael_Eccles @LiamP @TV3_NZ @Kathryn_Milin I created a mock advertisement promoting PTV Network’s ‘news and current affairs hour’ from 6-7pm on weeknights. Its 6pm news is half an hour long, and there is a nightly current affairs programme (with Tova O’Brien) to follow at 6.30pm as a lead-in to a game show (at 7pm, up against Shortland Street!).

DISCLAIMER: PTV Network New Zealand (Patrick Te Pou Enterprises Ltd) is a fictional broadcaster and will not broadcast to New Zealand, as it is fictitious and imaginary. Thank you for understanding.

[TBoy]

That looks great @PaddyTePou!