Daily Dispatch

Prime time extends drama on the hour for M-Net 101

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EARLIER this year, MNet 101 on DStv bumped up its schedule with an extended prime time, from 6pm until midnight.

Now, the channel is taking another step to make it easier for viewers to find their favourite shows – come September 1, all prime time programmin­g on M-Net 101 will start on the hour.

“With the rejuvenate­d M-Net 101 schedule kicking off this spring, there can be no more confusion about the start time of programmes. You can simply switch over to M-Net on the hour for a fresh, new show,” said M-Net general manager Nkateko Mabaso.

This means that the popular internatio­nal reality slot will now start at 6pm, Mondays to Fridays. This will be followed by top-rated Hollywood series – mostly dramas – at 7pm, after which viewers can sit tight for more acclaimed action drama and Express from the US fare at 8pm and 9pm. Then, at 10pm, when the kids are tucked into bed, the more risque series will follow in the channel’s strictlyfo­rslot.

● MultiChoic­e has renamed its DStv Extra package to DStv Compact Plus. At just over half the price of its Premier bouquet Compact Plus offers a range of entertainm­ent including sport, general and kids’ entertainm­ent. Customers on this package also receive access to BoxOffice, Catch Up, and DStv Now online and on the app for smartphone­s and tablets. From September 1, DStv Compact customers can try out Compact Plus at no additional cost for a month. Active Compact customers will automatica­lly be upgraded to Compact Plus for this time.

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