Singapore – The popular Korean reality series produced by the famous Na Young-Seok PD (Producer-director) has proven to be successful not only in Korea! Last week (11-17 May), the Na PD series has made Channel M ranked the 2nd among 106 paid TV channels in Singapore with target audience female aged 15-39; and ranked first with target Chinese-speaking female aged 15-39.

Na PD’s Three Meals A Day and Grandpa Over Flowers – Greece reality shows ranked as the top programmes in Channel M with highest single episode ratings at 1.467 and 1.45 respectively on 16 May. The newest installment of the Three Meals A Day – Jeongseon Village featuring LeeSeo-Jin and Ok Taecyeon of 2PM will be premiered on 6 June, together with a very strong lineup of new programmes including celebrity reality Go Go with Sisters starring famous actress Ha Ji-Won; singing variety I Can See Your Voice hosting by Lee Teuk of Super Junior; the new season’s K-Style and K Chef Battlefield; and last but not least, drama Let’s Eat starring Yoon Doo-Joon of BEAST.

A brand new look and feel of Channel M will be launched on 5 June, for sure to impress the audience with its contemporary and sleek design. A totally innovative idea of programme scheduling will be kick-started at the same time. Vertical programming on weekdays, namely “Happy Monday” filled with various variety shows; “Delicious Tuesday” with food programmes; “Starry Wednesday” with K-pop idols; “Stylish Thursday” with lifestyle contents; and “Wonderful Weekends” with all the premiere shows lining up back-to-back during weekend prime time 6:00pm–12:00 midnight (GMT+8).

“Nowadays, new consumption pattern has been developed. Young audience can approach their   preferred entertainment contents through various platforms.” Head of Programming of Channel M, Mr. Michael Jung said, “In order to cope with the change in lifestyle of our target audience,

Channel M has a revolutionary idea for our programming schedule, with different themes for each weekday and all the newest variety shows, lifestyle programmes and dramas scheduled during weekends’ prime time. Audience can now easily select the genres they love according to different daily themes, and enjoy all kinds of latest programmes focusing on the weekend nights!”

Channel M is available in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia and Myanmar.