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Channel Name Date Start Time Programme Title Channel Name Date Start Time Programme Title Digital EPG Synopsis TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES AUSTRALIA 2014-03-01 0025 Three Little Words A musical biography of songwriters Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, who surreptitiously helped each other out of trouble. TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES REGIONAL 2014-03-01 0040 Three Little Words A musical biography of songwriters Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, who surreptitiously helped each other out of trouble. TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES AUSTRALIA 2014-03-01 0215 The Pirate A minstrel who falls in love with a native girl impersonates the pirate about whom she has been fantasising. TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES REGIONAL 2014-03-01 0230 The Pirate A minstrel who falls in love with a native girl impersonates the pirate about whom she has been fantasising. TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES AUSTRALIA 2014-03-01 0400 Above and Beyond The pilot who helped drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima struggles with the demands of the dangerous mission. 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