TV5 (Finnish TV channel)

TV5

Country	Finland
Broadcast area	90,4% of Finland
Headquarters	Helsinki, Finland
Programming
Picture format	1080i HDTV
Ownership
Owner	Warner Bros. Discovery EMEA (Warner Bros. Discovery)
Sister channels	Kutonen Frii TLC (Finland)
History
Launched	12 March 2004 (relaunched 10 September 2008)
Former names	VIISI (March 2004 - November 2004) TV Viisi (September 2008 - August 2011)
Links
Website	Official website
Availability
Terrestrial
Digital terrestrial	Channel 7

TV5 (TV Five) is a Finnish television channel owned and operated by Warner Bros. Discovery EMEA. The channel launched in March 2004 but it was replaced by The Voice TV Finland in November 2004. It started operating again in September 2008 on the same channel as The Voice. It transmitted every day from 6 pm to 1 am. In the fall of 2010, TV5 started using the same logo, identity, graphics, and branding as Kanal 5, a channel in Sweden also owned by SBS Discovery. TV5 and The Voice became separate channels on April 1, 2011. After that TV5 became the fastest growing channel, by viewers, in Finland in 2011.

Viewership numbers

TV5's current audience record is the final ice hockey match of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics between Finland and Russia, which was watched by an average of 1,239,000 viewers.

Logo and identities

• 
  TV5's second logo from 2008-2010
• 
  TV5's sixth logo from 2019-2024

Programming

TV5 airs feature films, series and documentaries.

• 3rd Rock from the Sun
• Absolutely Fabulous
• America's Funniest Home Videos
• Beach Patrol
• Beauty and the Geek Australia
• Benidorm Bastards
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine
• Dark Justice
• Farscape
• FBI
• Flashpoint
• Geordie Shore
• Grounded for Life
• Harry Enfield's Television Programme
• Home and Away
• Intervention
• Jon & Kate Plus 8
• Jersey Shore
• MacGyver
• Men Behaving Badly
• My Wife and Kids
• NCIS
• Numb3rs
• Operation Repo
• Packed to the Rafters
• Private Chefs of Beverly Hills
• Relic Hunter
• Rookie Blue
• Sexcetera
• That '70s Show
• The Blacklist
• The Catherine Tate Show
• The Fast Show
• The Friday Night Project

References

External links

• Official website

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