Airing sked: Manila Hostage Massacre documentary on History Channel

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Don't forget to catch the History Channel documentary on the Manila Hostage massacre at the following broadcast schedule (lots if time slots available to suit everyone's personal schedules!):

Sunday 07 August 10:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 9:00 PM Thai/WIB

Monday 08 August 4:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 3:00 AM Thai/WIB

Monday 08 August 8:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 7:00 AM Thai/WIB

Monday 08 August 4:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 3:00 PM Thai/WIB

Tuesday 09 August 11:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 10:00 PM Thai/WIB

Wednesday 10 August 5:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 4:00 AM Thai/WIB

Wednesday 10 August 11:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 10:00 PM Thai/WIB

Thursday 11 August 2:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 1:00 AM Thai/WIB

Friday 12 August 11:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 10:00 PM Thai/WIB

Saturday 13 August 2:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 1:00 AM Thai/WIB

Saturday 13 August 12:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 11:00 AM Thai/WIB

Sunday 14 August 6:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 5:00 PM Thai/WIB

Saturday 20 August 11:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 10:00 PM Thai/WIB

Sunday 21 August 5:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 4:00 AM Thai/WIB

Tuesday 23 August 11:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 10:00 PM Thai/WIB

Wednesday 24 August 5:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 4:00 AM Thai/WIB

Wednesday 24 August 11:00 AM HK/SIN/MAL 10:00 AM Thai/WIB

Wednesday 24 August 5:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 4:00 PM Thai/WIB

Saturday 27 August 1:00 PM HK/SIN/MAL 12:00 PM Thai/WIB

Comments

  1. ParallaxAugust 8, 2011 at 10:56 PM

    pnoy and puno were practically fully "insulated" from this documentary. not even donald tsang's calling pnoy was taken up. no wonder it wasn't prevented from being aired.

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  2. Ben KritzAugust 9, 2011 at 2:50 AM

    If you watched the end credits, it was produced by people here. I suspect the Miscommunication Group probably had something to do with that.

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  3. AnonymousAugust 26, 2011 at 5:39 PM

    The majority of the filipinos and the Philippine government officials and staff are ridiculously incompetent. The poverty and corruption of the Philippines reflects how underdeveloped they are on professionalism and effectiveness. The corrupt fuckers should just be killed off and the filipino people should see their culture changed and improved. They take pride in the good qualities but also stubbornly take pride in their negative qualities....fucking idiots

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