Corus is expanding its daytime lineup by extending The Morning Show into the afternoon with a new one-hour program titled TMS2. The program is set to debut on Global and Corus’ streaming service StackTV starting in September. The expansion moves the franchise beyond its existing morning slot and creates a dedicated afternoon broadcast under the same brand umbrella. While sources focus on the timing and distribution platform, they describe TMS2 as a separate afternoon edition rather than a minor segment change. The Winnipeg Free Press and The Globe and Mail both report the same core details: Corus is behind the programming move, the new show carries the TMS2 name, and it will be available to audiences through Global and StackTV beginning in September. The reporting does not indicate additional programming changes beyond the new afternoon hour associated with The Morning Show branding.
Corus expands The Morning Show into afternoon with new program TMS2
Corus is expanding its daytime lineup by extending The Morning Show into the afternoon with a new one-hour program titled TMS2. The program is set to debut on Global and Corus’ streaming service Stack...
- Corus is launching an afternoon expansion of The Morning Show called TMS2.
- TMS2 is described as a new one-hour program.
- The show debuts in September.
- TMS2 will air on Global.
- TMS2 will also be available on StackTV.
Hour-long show will debut on Global and StackTV starting in September
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