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- Trans_World_Sport runtime "-44.0".
- Trans_World_Sport abstract "Trans World Sport is a sports-related television programme produced by IMG Media in London and shown worldwide on a variety of television channels.It is world’s longest running weekly international television sports programme and has been in continuous production every week since 5 May 1987.Today, it is shown over 50 countries with a household reach of nearly 200 million. For over 25 years, they have endeavoured to bring not only the top names and events, but also the off-beat and esoteric stories from the world of sport.The show was the brainchild of IMG founder, and sports marketing pioneer, Mark McCormack.Since its very first show, Trans World Sport's objective has remained the same; to bring its viewers the best, the most interesting and most informative stories from the world of sport.Their mantra has always been that there is no hierarchy in sport. And the idea is that what happens in La Liga has always been as important as what happens at the Sepak Takraw World Championship.They had features on a 14-year-old Tiger Woods, a teenage Usain Bolt and Roger Federer, and on an 12-year-old Venus Williams and her 11-year-old sister, Serena Williams.They have covered hundreds of different sports and filmed with a countless number of World and Olympic champions. Out of the 203 IOC member nations, they've been to 183 of them – including North Korea, remote highlands of Papua New Guinea and in 2012 they even filmed in Somalia.The first show was narrated by Gerald Sinstadt and after a succession of different narrators in the early nineties, the show settled on its two current narrators: Bruce Hammal and Sue Carpenter.".
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- Trans_World_Sport creator Mark_McCormack.
- Trans_World_Sport genre Sport.
- Trans_World_Sport releaseDate "1987-05-27".
- Trans_World_Sport runtime "-2640.0".
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- Trans_World_Sport wikiPageWikiLink Mark_McCormack.
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- Trans_World_Sport wikiPageWikiLinkText "Trans World Sport".
- Trans_World_Sport channel Channel_4.
- Trans_World_Sport country "United Kingdom".
- Trans_World_Sport creator Mark_McCormack.
- Trans_World_Sport firstAired "1987-05-27".
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- Trans_World_Sport language "English".
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- Trans_World_Sport showName "Trans World Sport".
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- Trans_World_Sport subject Category:1987_British_television_programme_debuts.
- Trans_World_Sport subject Category:Channel_4_television_programmes.
- Trans_World_Sport subject Category:Sports_television_in_the_United_Kingdom.
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- Trans_World_Sport comment "Trans World Sport is a sports-related television programme produced by IMG Media in London and shown worldwide on a variety of television channels.It is world’s longest running weekly international television sports programme and has been in continuous production every week since 5 May 1987.Today, it is shown over 50 countries with a household reach of nearly 200 million.".
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- Trans_World_Sport homepage www.transworldsport.tv.
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- Trans_World_Sport name "Trans World Sport".