MTV March 2011 Highlights

Tuesday, 18 January 2011, 1:32 pm
Press Release: MTV NZ

MTV March 2011 Highlights

BREAKING
Thursdays @ 9.30pm from 31st March

I USED TO BE FAT
Mondays @ 8.30pm from 28th March

DISASTER DATE
Weekdays at 4.30pm from 28th March

THE CHALLENGE – CUTTHROAT
Fridays @ 7.30pm from 18th March

All month long on SKY Channel 014
www.mtv.co.nz

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