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Trouble will make the pilot available on its website from March 1, ahead of the series premiere on the channel on March 7.
The channel also plans to screen two-minute catch-up clips on its website the morning after transmission of each episode.
"This is a major coup for Trouble and we are the first UK multichannel broadcaster to secure these kind of righhts with an acquisition," said Celia Taylor, Trouble's deputy controller. "Trouble's viewers are driving the adoption and development of new technology so it is an obvious fit for us to extend our programmes onto non-linear channels and we will continue to explore opportunities to build on this first giant step."
The programme, which centres around a group of twenty-somethings living in a Melbourne apartment building, is one of a number of new "adult" shows being launched on the channel as it plans a switch to the entertainment section of the Sky EPG later this month.
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