E! Philippines

==CTV 31 (Cinema Television)==
===1993–1997===
On October 31, 1993, Radio Mindanao Network became the second radio-based network to launch a TV station called CTV-31. It is also the first UHF free-to-air TV station to be inspired by the format of a cable movie channel.
CTV 31 Print Logo 1993.png|Print Version 
De2zqcx-5c06935d-4aeb-45b2-a9dc-f8b2efbbb0d2.png|October 31, 1993 – May 31, 1997, when "CTV 31 (Cinema Television)" the on-screen bug logo also changed.
CTV 31 DOG 1997.png|June 1, 1997 – January 31, 1999, when "CTV 31 (Cinema Television)" the on-screen bug logo also changed.
CTV 31 DOG 1999.png|February 1, 1999 – September 30, 2000, when "CTV 31 (Cinema Television)" the on-screen bug logo also changed.
CTV 31 DOG 1999-2000.png|
===1997–2000===
==E! Philippines==
===2000–2003===
On October 2000, CTV-31 leased the entire channel blocktime and changed its name to E! Philippines and limited its broadcast from 6pm-12mn. However on June 1, 2003, RMN had to cease their operations on TV because of financial constraints and poor television ratings, but continued elsewhere.
E! PH.svg|Color variant (represents the three colors of the Philippines)
E!31 logo.jpg|
E! Philippines DOG Parental Guidance Downer.webp|
Category:Radio Mindanao Network
Category:E!
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Category:Television stations in the Philippines
Category:Defunct television channels in the Philippines
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Category:Television channels in the Philippines
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