October 31, 2000
YTV, a cable network in Canada (sort
of like CN in the US), has posted/emailed their latest newsletter.
This provides info on their latest schedule which includes DBZ.
Heres a part of it that concerns Dragon Ball Z:
You can
catch new episodes of 'DragonBall Z' starting September 15, 2000.
Please remember that because we do not have possession of all the
new episodes, we aren't going to be able to air new episodes every
day. However, we will air the new episodes as soon as we receive them.
You'll have to keep watching to catch all the action!
ANNOUNCEMENT:
We are
pleased to announce on Thursday November 23, 2000 YTV will be airing
3 new episodes of 'Dragonball Z' back to back. Mark your calendars,
tell all your friends! Beginning at 7:30pm E/P we will air episode
# 126, "The Reunion', followed by episode #127, "Borrowed Powers"
at 8:00pm E/P, then at 8:30pm E/P, catch episode # 128, " His Name
is Cell". Please remember, all schedules are subject to change without
notice.
Current
schedule for 'DragonBall Z' is:
Friday
at 6pm E/P -- new episodes when available
Monday at 8pm and 8:30 E/P -- new episodes when available
Monday to Friday at 4am E/P -- will be repeating previous seasons
At this
time we have no plans to adjust our schedule to move 'Dragonball Z'
back into the Zone. We are sorry if this is disappointing for you
to hear, however, starting November 6, 2000, 'Dragonball Z' will air
4 nights a week. Beginning that week you can catch DBZ on Mondays
at 8:00pm E/P, Tuesdays at 8:00pm E/P, Thursday at 8:00pm E/P and
on Friday at 6:00pm E/P. Repeats will continue to air Monday to Friday
at 4:00am E/P. Please note that all schedules are subject to change
without notice. Please be assured that all feedback has been forwarded
to our programming department for their future consideration.
Please
note that YTV has no plans to air 'DragonBall GT' anytime soon (Be
assured that the Programming Department knows that DBZ fans want YTV
to air the GT series). There are also no plans to air the original
'DragonBall' series, as our contract for these episodes has expired.
We also do not have plans at this time to air any DBZ movies.
YTV airs
DBZ in the format that we receive it from our distributors. We do
NOT edit the program at YTV and therefore we do not control what gets
taken out. Canadian television standards must be adhered to and may
be different from those in other countries.
Many
of you have asked us for copies of 'Dragonball Z'. We are glad to
hear that you enjoy the show so much that you would like your own
copy, but at present YTV does not provide copies of our programs.
We hope you can understand that we simply do not have a service in
place to accommodate such requests. Also, we feel it is important
to note that we are generally only licensed to broadcast programs
and not to distribute them.
Source: Planet Namek
-Kaiosama
