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WEEK 26: Sunday, 23 June WEEK 26: Sunday, 23 June - Saturday, 29 June 2019 ALL MARKETS Start Consumer Closed Date Genre Title Episode Title Series Episode TV Guide Text Country of Origin Language Year Repeat Classification Subtitles Time Advice Captions 2019-06-23 0500 News - Overseas Korean News Korean News 0 News via satellite from YTN Korea, in Korean, no subtitles. SOUTH KOREA Korean-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 0530 News - Overseas Indonesian News Indonesian News 0 News via satellite from TVRI Jakarta, in Indonesian, no subtitles. INDONESIA Indonesian-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 0610 News - Overseas Hong Kong News Hong Kong News 0 News via satellite from TVB Hong Kong, in Cantonese, no subtitles. HONG KONG Cantonese-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 0630 News - Overseas Chinese News Chinese News 0 News via satellite from CCTV Beijing, in Mandarin, no subtitles. CHINA Mandarin-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 0700 News - Overseas Russian News Russian News 0 News via satellite from NTV Moscow, in Russian, no subtitles. RUSSIA Russian-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 0730 News - Overseas Polish News Polish News 0 Wydarzenia from Polsat in Warsaw via satellite, in Polish, no subtitles. POLAND Polish-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 0800 News - Overseas Maltese News Maltese News 0 News from Public Broadcasting Services Limited, Malta, in Maltese, no subtitles. MALTA Maltese-100 2013 NC News via satellite from public broadcaster MRT in Skopje, in Macedonian, no 2019-06-23 0830 News - Overseas Macedonian News Macedonian News 0 MACEDONIA Macedonian-100 2013 NC subtitles. 2019-06-23 0900 News - Overseas Croatian News Croatian News 0 News via satellite from HRT Croatia, in Croatian, no subtitles. CROATIA Croatian-100 2013 NC News via satellite from Serbian Broadcasting Corporation, in Serbian, no 2019-06-23 0930 News - Overseas Serbian News Serbian News 0 SERBIA Serbian-100 2013 NC subtitles. 2019-06-23 1000 News - Overseas Portuguese News Portuguese News 0 News via satellite from RTP Portugal (Lisbon), in Portuguese, no subtitles. PORTUGAL Portuguese-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 1050 News - Overseas Urdu News Urdu News 0 News via satellite from PTV Pakistan in Islamabad, in Urdu, no subtitles. PAKISTAN Urdu-100 2013 NC 2019-06-23 1135 News - Overseas Hindi News Hindi News 0 News via satellite from NDTV India, in Hindi, no subtitles. INDIA Hindi-100 2013 NC Hosted by Andy Trieu, SBS PopAsia is Australia's number one destination for all 2019-06-23 1200 Rock \ Pop Etc PopAsia TV PopAsia Popasia TV 2019 Ep 25 2019 25 AUSTRALIA 0 PG a things Asian pop. Andrew Urban conducts his interviews on the streets of Australia with people 2019-06-23 1300 Culture & Society Front Up 2000 Front Up 2000 Series 7 2000 10 randomly selected on the day. This week features Rowena Thompson, Eugene AUSTRALIA English-100 1999 RPT PG a Loh, Joe Marin, Marion Arnott, and Sarah Crome. In this episode, the expert panel meets a Ninja warrior with a clay remedy for Documentary SBS Medicine Or Myth? Series 1 wounds, a Lebanese ‘prince of the mountain’ with a pudding for the sinuses, a 2019-06-23 1335 Medicine Or Myth? 01 5 0 RPT PG Y (Temporary) Encore Ep 5 young mum with a natural alternative to treating dandruff, and a tea fanatic with a very grubby solution for acne. Chef Matty Matheson's back for a third season of Dead Set on Life. This time he's travelling to Australia, New Zealand, Las Vegas, the Everglades, Iceland and 2019-06-23 1435 Travel Dead Set On Life If It Ain't Rough, It Ain't Fun 03 1 CANADA English-100 2016 RPT PG Y California to meet with a wild cast of friends and celebrate their mutual love of food. As more US states move to ban abortion whilst others push for laxer laws, SBS 2019-06-23 1500 News - Domestic Dateline America's War On Abortion 2019 15 Dateline investigates the battle over women’s bodies and whether the issue AUSTRALIA English-100 0 RPT NC Y Encore could help determine the next Presidential election. Dan Harmon takes his Community fortune and builds a Time Machine. His guest from the past is William Shakespeare (Thomas Middleditch). Dan shows 2019-06-23 1530 Narrative Great Minds With Dan Harmon William Shakespeare 01 5 USA English-100 2016 RPT PG Shakespeare some of his work and gives him an education on modern entertainment. Cut-Off is a powerful documentary that follows Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's exclusive visit to an isolated reserve, hosted by Aboriginal Canadian 2019-06-23 1540 Culture & Society Viceland Presents: Cut Off Viceland Presents: Cut-Off 00 0 Sarah Carson-Fox. It’s about Indigenous youth facing each day with resilience, CANADA English-100 2016 RPT PG a Y coping amid states of emergency over suicide epidemics, a lack of access to clean water and infrastructure breakdown. We explore the South Korean digital food trend Mukbang and meet the Youtube English-50; 2019-06-23 1635 Culture & Society Mukbang Mukbang 00 0 stars who eat large meals online. And, singer of the Cro-Mags shows us his USA 2017 RPT PG a Y Korean-50 Ironman training regiment. The new war on abortion in America. Laura Murphy-Oates travels to the U.S., where eight Republican-led states have put curbs on abortion this year. Are they hoping to force a newly conservative Supreme Court to intervene? Plus, the lead 2019-06-23 1725 Current Affairs The Feed: U.S. Abortion Ban Replay U.S. Abortion Ban 2019 19 AUSTRALIA English-100 2019 RPT NC Y singer of Boy & Bear tells Pat about his shock, secret illness, and performs a beautiful new song. We'll have comedy sketches, we hit the pub to sift through the stories that got you talking, and Jan Fran rants about the week. In an attempt to get information on a criminal operation, Amy has to go undercover at a women’s prison and befriend one of the prisoners (guest star 2019-06-23 1825 Narrative Brooklyn Nine-Nine Maximum Security 03 21 USA English-100 2015 RPT PG Y Aida Turturro). Back at the precinct, Holt and the team plan a fake funeral in an attempt to catch a hit man. With Pimento’s life still in peril, Captain Holt calls on an old friend in the FBI (guest star Dennis Haysbert) to help with a seemingly impossible heist. Amy 2019-06-23 1850 Narrative Brooklyn Nine-Nine Bureau, The 03 22 USA English-100 2015 RPT PG Y makes a breakthrough while undercover, and Terry and Gina discover an information leak. After a surprising turn of events in the Nine-Nine’s attempt to track down Adrian 2019-06-23 1915 Narrative Brooklyn Nine-Nine Greg And Larry 03 23 Pimento’s hit man, the precinct drops everything when they suspect Holt is in USA English-100 2015 RPT PG Y danger. Jake wakes up every morning despondent at the state of his life. Most 21 year olds are out having fun and have a world of possibilities in front of them. Final However, Jake feels trapped - a prisoner to his hoarding and OCD. Shirley has 2019-06-23 1940 Culture & Society Hoarders Jake / Shirley 01 7 USA English-100 2009 M a Episode always been the kind of person who could never turn away a stray cat. She began being known in the area as a person who would take in any cat and people began to abandon cats near her property. High school student David Lightman (Matthew Broderick) unintentionally hacks into a military supercomputer while searching for new video games. After starting a game of Global Thermonuclear War, Lightman leads the 2019-06-23 2030 Thriller Wargames MOVIE 0 USA English-100 1983 RPT PG l supercomputer to activate the nation's nuclear arsenal. Once the clueless hacker comes to his senses, Lightman, with help from his girlfriend (Ally Sheedy), must find a way to alert the authorities to stop the onset of World War III. It is the dawn of World War III. In mid-western America, a group of teenagers 2019-06-23 2240 Drama Red Dawn MOVIE 0 bands together to defend their town, and their country, from invading Soviet USA English-100 1984 RPT M l v Y forces. Set in the late Ming Dynasty. The three main characters are all elite guards for the palace. One of their fellow guardsmen goes bad. His former companions 2019-06-23 2445 Action Adventure Brotherhood Of Blades MOVIE 0 CHINA Mandarin-100 2014 RPT MA v Y must now forget their bond and apprehend him. But are they being lured into a larger conspiracy against their emperor? France 24 News In English From International news and current affairs television from Paris, offering a French 2019-06-23 2645 News - Overseas France 24 English News 0 FRANCE English-100 0 NC Paris perspective on world events, in English. 2019-06-23 2700 News - Overseas Thai News Thai News 0 News via satellite from Thai Public Broadcasting Service, in Thai, no subtitles. THAILAND Thai-100 0 NC 2019-06-23 2730 News - Overseas Bangla News Bangla News 0 News via satellite from Channel i Bangladesh, in Bangla, no subtitles. BANGLADESH Bengali-100 0 NC 2019-06-23 2800 News - Overseas Punjabi News Punjabi News 0 News via satellite from India, in Punjabi, no subtitles. INDIA Punjabi-100 0 NC News from Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation Colombo Sri Lanka, in Sinhalese, no 2019-06-23 2830 News - Overseas Sri Lankan Sinhalese News Sri Lankan Sinhalese News 0 SRI LANKA Sinhalese-100 0 NC subtitles.
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