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The '''Deysachni CNN International Broadcast Channel''' was a channel of [[Modhes Television]] that was created on 28-12 34 PC to broadcast the [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar|CNN]]'s throwing of numerous [[Akarian|Akarians]] into the [[Dragon's Maw|Dragon's maw]]. On |
The '''Deysachni CNN International Broadcast Channel''' was a channel of [[Modhes Television]] that was created on 28-12 34 PC to broadcast the [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar|CNN]]'s throwing of numerous [[Akarian|Akarians]] into the [[Dragon's Maw|Dragon's maw]]. On its first day of existence, it achieved nationwide record ratings, with 15 of the 16 televisions in the country tuned in to witness the happenings. [[Deysachni National News Channel|Both]] [[Deysachni Private Entertainment Channel|other]] Deysachni television channels began broadcasting footage of the broadcast. The following day the channel was taken down and replaced with the Deysachni International Broadcast Channel. |
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Latest revision as of 14:48, 3 June 2025
The Deysachni CNN International Broadcast Channel was a channel of Modhes Television that was created on 28-12 34 PC to broadcast the CNN's throwing of numerous Akarians into the Dragon's maw. On its first day of existence, it achieved nationwide record ratings, with 15 of the 16 televisions in the country tuned in to witness the happenings. Both other Deysachni television channels began broadcasting footage of the broadcast. The following day the channel was taken down and replaced with the Deysachni International Broadcast Channel.