ТВЦ [RU+4] TV guide for the week

Today’s and upcoming schedule: airtimes, programme details, and quick date selection.

ТВЦ [RU+4]

TV guide for 30 May

  1. Х/ф "Семь минус один", 2 ч.

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  2. Х/ф "Изумрудный город".

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  3. "Постскриптум" с Алексеем Пушковым.

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  4. "Право знать!". Ток-шоу.

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  5. События.

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  6. Премьера. "Тайная комната". "Брошенные красотки".

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  7. "Следствие ведёт КГБ". "Бомба в метро".

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  8. "10 самых...". "Проклятый папа".

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  9. "Хватит слухов!".

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  10. "Прощание". "Александр Градский".

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  11. "Прощание". "Владимир Шаинский".

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  12. "Прощание". "Михаил Пуговкин".

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  13. "Прощание". "Майя Кристалинская".

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  14. "Петровка, 38".

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  15. Д/ф "Иннокентий Смоктуновский. Простите, а Вы не псих?".

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  16. Х/ф "Любимая".

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  17. Х/ф "Чувство правды. С лёгким паром".

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  18. Х/ф "Чувство правды. Тяжелый день".

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  19. События.

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  20. "Наша смешная жизнь".

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  21. Х/ф "Тонкая штучка".

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  22. "Московская неделя".

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About ТВЦ (TVC)

TVC [RU+4] is a time-zone version of the Russian federal channel TVC, with the schedule shifted four hours from Moscow time. It follows the same broadcast day for eastern Russian regions, where current-affairs programmes, city projects and evening films appear closer to local time.

TVC programming includes current-affairs programmes, city-focused shows, entertainment projects, feature films and thematic cycles. Regular projects include "Delovaya Moskva" (Business Moscow), "Litsom k gorodu" (Face to the City) and "Magiya mody" (Magic of Fashion). The base channel was launched on 9 June 1997, is owned by the Government of Moscow through the Department of City Property and is part of Russia's first digital terrestrial multiplex. Yulia Bystritskaya is the general director, and the slogan "At the Centre of Life" reflects the channel's urban and public-affairs focus.

The [RU+4] version moves the same editions four hours forward. The TV guide shows that shift in city programmes, current-affairs editions, evening films, repeats and thematic cycles.