Deaf TV is on the Break

  Deaf TV is on the 6-month break - off the air - until March 2010. 

Deaf TV worked hard to keep the programs

in broadcasting since 2005.

***NEWSFLASH: NEW Video - No.27 -  in YouTube - Click Videos

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1st March 2010 - next season, Channel 31 will run its Season 66 (each season every three months to re-schedule) next March..

Deaf TV on Channel 31 (C31) in Melbourne

Mondays at 7.00 p.m. (Original) and Thursdays at 9.00 a.m. (Repeat)

Deaf TV will start in March 2010 .....every soon !  

Deaf Speedboat Driver

20th April 2009 (TV screen): Chris Storer, the deaf driver, steers his Steel Boots team boat pulling two water skiers through Murray River in the NSW/Victorian border in February 2009. (Photo Source: Wayne van der Poel).

 

Deaf Japanese Actors

Yasuko Tsuchiya and Noboru Matsuda are trying to convince the other couple that they are alright. This Japanese film was written, directed and produced by Melbourne-bred Robert Hoskin, who was a resident in Tokyo in the 1990s. The films, produced by Robert Hoskin, were screened in Deaf TV this year.

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 Deaf TV

 

Melbourne

Australia

Deaf TV

Launched                17 December 2002

Owned By            Deaf TV-Melbourne

Original Channel  C31 Melbourne

Broadcast Area Melbourne & Geelong free-to-air television

Analogue          Tuned to 31

Running Time  

25 minutes 

Current Allotments Melbourne -

Monday - Not Yet Thursday - Not Yet

Adelaide -

Not Yet

Picture Format   

PAL 16:9                PAL  4:3

Original Run        

17-24 Dec 2002 (Pilot)                          7 April 2003 - current

Season

8th season (soon)

No. of Episodes  

180                          (As of 1 Sept 2009)

Series             

8th Series starts in       March 2010

Members        

Annual Membership $10 July 09/June 10

 

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