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Valentine's eve: TLC to premiere three exciting series
This Valentine’s Day, TLC will be celebrating love, dating and relationships with a line-up of exciting shows and a marketing campaign targeted at millennial women. The line-up includes international hits customised for Indian viewers.
The Valentine’s line-up will premiere on 13 February, and will air Monday to Friday from 9pm – 12 midnight.
The Valentine’s Day special premieres will include 'Undressed', a new show that redefines dating and personal chemistry between two people; Love Ka Menu, which has men cooking to impress the woman they want to date and; Sister Wives, a reality show about a man, his four wives and the dynamics of their relationship. With a unique take on love in each show, TLC will celebrate the power of women making choices in relationships.
Undressed turns the concept of dating on its head. Two strangers meet, undress each other and then get to know each other as they answer personal questions. Beyond the provocative headline, at its heart are funny, adorable and sometimes awkward connections that people form on the show.
Love Ka Menu hands over the reins to women to find romance. In each episode, a lucky woman enjoys three very special meals cooked for her by three eager blind dates. After the dates, the woman decides who she will date.
Sister Wives is a tale of a man who fell in love not once, twice but four times and married all four women. The equation between the four women and how they manage the affection of the same man, make this an exciting reality series.
Valentine's eve: TLC to premiere three exciting series | Indian Television Dot Com
Valentine's eve: TLC to premiere three exciting series
This Valentine’s Day, TLC will be celebrating love, dating and relationships with a line-up of exciting shows and a marketing campaign targeted at millennial women. The line-up includes international hits customised for Indian viewers.
The Valentine’s line-up will premiere on 13 February, and will air Monday to Friday from 9pm – 12 midnight.
The Valentine’s Day special premieres will include 'Undressed', a new show that redefines dating and personal chemistry between two people; Love Ka Menu, which has men cooking to impress the woman they want to date and; Sister Wives, a reality show about a man, his four wives and the dynamics of their relationship. With a unique take on love in each show, TLC will celebrate the power of women making choices in relationships.
Undressed turns the concept of dating on its head. Two strangers meet, undress each other and then get to know each other as they answer personal questions. Beyond the provocative headline, at its heart are funny, adorable and sometimes awkward connections that people form on the show.
Love Ka Menu hands over the reins to women to find romance. In each episode, a lucky woman enjoys three very special meals cooked for her by three eager blind dates. After the dates, the woman decides who she will date.
Sister Wives is a tale of a man who fell in love not once, twice but four times and married all four women. The equation between the four women and how they manage the affection of the same man, make this an exciting reality series.
Valentine's eve: TLC to premiere three exciting series | Indian Television Dot Com
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RE: New Infotainment Show Updates
‘Discovery to air new series ‘Taking Fire – Live from Afghanistan’
With its new series ‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’, Discovery will bring viewers into the hearts and minds of soldiers, a captivating experience like nothing ever seen on film.
For the first-time ever, ‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’ provides viewers with an inside-look at the Afghanistan War from the perspective of four members of the 101st Airborne deployed to Combat Outpost Michigan. The series uses footage taken directly from the soldiers’ helmet and body cameras.
‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’ is the story of a band of brothers deployed to defend one of the United States’ farthest flung outposts at the gateway to one of the deadliest places on earth: the mouth of the Taliban-held Korengal Valley in Northeast Afghanistan. Told by the men who fought on the frontlines themselves and illustrated with real combat footage shot on helmet cameras and handy cams, this material never-before-seen on television takes viewers along for a visceral experience not witnessed in news reports or traditional documentary portrayals of war.
Discovery’s five-part series ‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’ will premiere on 2 February at 10 pm and will air one episode per week.
Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific VP Real World Entertainment South Asia Sameer Rao said, “Taking Fire – Live from Afganistan is war as never seen before. The footage these soldiers brought back, charts an extraordinary first-eye view of modern warfare in one of the deadliest places on earth.”
It is not simply a series of war stories, but a character-driven serial, showing the impact of war on a handful of men during the course of their year on the frontlines. Presented through the eyes of four American soldiers, Kyle Boucher, J.J. McCool, Kyle Petry and Ken Shriver, their unmediated rushes reveal personal struggles with the dilemmas, confusions, joys and sorrows of war. The men leave the United States seeking adventure, inspired to serve their country. What they experience in Afghanistan changes them forever. In flashes forward to their lives six years on, the men reflect on their year in the Korengal. Now, with their partners who waited anxiously for the safe return of their sweethearts, these soldiers reunite. For some, it’s their chance to lay old ghosts to rest.
‘Taking Fire’ features:
Kyle Boucher – Kyle was part of Delta Company’s assault team and a truck gunner while out on patrol. He worked closely with the ANA and learned some Pashtun. He has left the army and is now a Firefighter.
J.J. McCool– He spent 6 and half years in the military and was deployed to Pech River Valley, Afghanistan. He has his own website and, according to his bio, he dropped out of college in his second year and then moved to Las Vegas to build a digital marketing organisation. He then went into the Army Special Forces, but a leg injury made him chance his military career path.
Kyle Petry– Petry has served in two tours of Iraq before serving in Afghanistan and was known as a great squad leader, he is now retired.
Ken Shriver– Sgt. first class Shriver served in army for 15 years before featuring in ‘Taking Fire’. His father, brother and grandfathers have also served in the military. He has done two tours in Iraq, one in Kuwait and one in Qatar and he hasn’t retired yet.
‘Discovery to air new series ‘Taking Fire - Live from Afghanistan’ | TelevisionPost.com
‘Discovery to air new series ‘Taking Fire – Live from Afghanistan’
With its new series ‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’, Discovery will bring viewers into the hearts and minds of soldiers, a captivating experience like nothing ever seen on film.
For the first-time ever, ‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’ provides viewers with an inside-look at the Afghanistan War from the perspective of four members of the 101st Airborne deployed to Combat Outpost Michigan. The series uses footage taken directly from the soldiers’ helmet and body cameras.
‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’ is the story of a band of brothers deployed to defend one of the United States’ farthest flung outposts at the gateway to one of the deadliest places on earth: the mouth of the Taliban-held Korengal Valley in Northeast Afghanistan. Told by the men who fought on the frontlines themselves and illustrated with real combat footage shot on helmet cameras and handy cams, this material never-before-seen on television takes viewers along for a visceral experience not witnessed in news reports or traditional documentary portrayals of war.
Discovery’s five-part series ‘Taking Fire – Live From Afganistan’ will premiere on 2 February at 10 pm and will air one episode per week.
Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific VP Real World Entertainment South Asia Sameer Rao said, “Taking Fire – Live from Afganistan is war as never seen before. The footage these soldiers brought back, charts an extraordinary first-eye view of modern warfare in one of the deadliest places on earth.”
It is not simply a series of war stories, but a character-driven serial, showing the impact of war on a handful of men during the course of their year on the frontlines. Presented through the eyes of four American soldiers, Kyle Boucher, J.J. McCool, Kyle Petry and Ken Shriver, their unmediated rushes reveal personal struggles with the dilemmas, confusions, joys and sorrows of war. The men leave the United States seeking adventure, inspired to serve their country. What they experience in Afghanistan changes them forever. In flashes forward to their lives six years on, the men reflect on their year in the Korengal. Now, with their partners who waited anxiously for the safe return of their sweethearts, these soldiers reunite. For some, it’s their chance to lay old ghosts to rest.
‘Taking Fire’ features:
Kyle Boucher – Kyle was part of Delta Company’s assault team and a truck gunner while out on patrol. He worked closely with the ANA and learned some Pashtun. He has left the army and is now a Firefighter.
J.J. McCool– He spent 6 and half years in the military and was deployed to Pech River Valley, Afghanistan. He has his own website and, according to his bio, he dropped out of college in his second year and then moved to Las Vegas to build a digital marketing organisation. He then went into the Army Special Forces, but a leg injury made him chance his military career path.
Kyle Petry– Petry has served in two tours of Iraq before serving in Afghanistan and was known as a great squad leader, he is now retired.
Ken Shriver– Sgt. first class Shriver served in army for 15 years before featuring in ‘Taking Fire’. His father, brother and grandfathers have also served in the military. He has done two tours in Iraq, one in Kuwait and one in Qatar and he hasn’t retired yet.
‘Discovery to air new series ‘Taking Fire - Live from Afghanistan’ | TelevisionPost.com
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RE: New Infotainment Show Updates
MUMBAI: Next month to celebrate Valentine’s Day, lifestyle channel TLC will offer a line-up of shows and a marketing campaign targeted at millennial women. The line-up includes shows customised for Indian viewers.
The Valentine’s special line-up premieres on 13 February and will air Monday to Friday from 9 pm to midnight, on TLC.
The Valentine’s Day special premieres include ‘Undressed’, a brand-new show that redefines dating and personal chemistry between two people; ‘Love Ka Menu’, which has men cooking to impress the woman they want to date; and ‘Sister Wives’, a reality show about a man, his four wives and the dynamics of their relationship.
‘Undressed’ turns the concept of dating on its head. Two strangers meet, undress each other and then get to know each other as they answer personal questions about each other. Beyond the provocative headline, at its heart are funny, adorable and sometimes awkward connections that people form on the show.
‘Love Ka Menu’ hands over the reins to women to find romance. In each episode, one lucky woman enjoys three very special meals cooked for her by three eager blind dates. After three blind dates, the woman decides who she will date and which two will be left alone.
‘Sister Wives’ is a tale of a man who fell in love not once, twice but four times and married all four women. The dynamics of their relationships, the equation between the four women and how they manage the affections of the same man make this an exciting reality series to look out for.
TLC lines up Valentine’s Day specials | TelevisionPost.com
MUMBAI: Next month to celebrate Valentine’s Day, lifestyle channel TLC will offer a line-up of shows and a marketing campaign targeted at millennial women. The line-up includes shows customised for Indian viewers.
The Valentine’s special line-up premieres on 13 February and will air Monday to Friday from 9 pm to midnight, on TLC.
The Valentine’s Day special premieres include ‘Undressed’, a brand-new show that redefines dating and personal chemistry between two people; ‘Love Ka Menu’, which has men cooking to impress the woman they want to date; and ‘Sister Wives’, a reality show about a man, his four wives and the dynamics of their relationship.
‘Undressed’ turns the concept of dating on its head. Two strangers meet, undress each other and then get to know each other as they answer personal questions about each other. Beyond the provocative headline, at its heart are funny, adorable and sometimes awkward connections that people form on the show.
‘Love Ka Menu’ hands over the reins to women to find romance. In each episode, one lucky woman enjoys three very special meals cooked for her by three eager blind dates. After three blind dates, the woman decides who she will date and which two will be left alone.
‘Sister Wives’ is a tale of a man who fell in love not once, twice but four times and married all four women. The dynamics of their relationships, the equation between the four women and how they manage the affections of the same man make this an exciting reality series to look out for.
TLC lines up Valentine’s Day specials | TelevisionPost.com
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RE: New Infotainment n Lifestyle Show Updates
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