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DR3

DR3 was a Danish national television channel, produced by the public service broadcaster, DR. It focused on sport, comedy, science, music, documentary and fiction. The channel launched on 28 January 2013, replacing DR HD.

Key facts

Television channel.name: DR3
Television channel.logo: DR3 Logo 2020.svg
Television channel.logo_size: 200px
Television channel.launch_date: (as a TV channel) (Online)
Television channel.closed_date: 2 January 2020 (as a TV channel) 5 April 2022 (as an online streaming service)
Television channel.picture_format: 16:9 720p (HDTV)
Television channel.owner: DR
Television channel.country: Denmark
Television channel.language: Danish
Television channel.area: Danish Realm
Television channel.headquarters: DR ByenCopenhagen, Denmark
Television channel.replaced: DR HD
Television channel.replaced_by: DR P3
Television channel.sister_channels: DR1DR2DR KDR RamasjangDR Ultra
Television channel.terr_serv_1: DTT
Television channel.online_serv_1: DR TV
Television channel.online_serv_2: YouSee
Television channel.online_serv_3: Stofa

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Logos and identities
Programmes aired on DR3
Original programming
Imports
References
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DR3 programming is directed towards the young and young adult audience, between 15 and 39 years old. The channel airs at least one film each evening, not rarely American comedy, thriller-comedy and action. Series like Vikings, The Knick, Ripper Street and Black Sails has been aired on DR3, and so have X-game sports and even computer games like championships in Counterstrike. The channel doesn't air news. Documentaries are mostly of technical type, for instance "Mayday, Air Disaster" and "Ice Road Truckers".