TNT (Russian TV channel) a different social status, which turned it into the only "non-funny" series shown by an entertainment channel (though the movie did contain some comic episodes). Two seasons (one of 20 and the other of 15 series) have been shot, of which the second 2011 was shown in 2011 under the name "Bright Young Things. Barvikha-2"). In 2009, the TNT channel became a general information partner of the project called “The Year of the Young”, in particular, supporting the youth volunteer action "The Train of Youth". At that time he TNT showed more than 500 commercials. Within the year, the channel
TNT (magazine) in London, snared a copy of the magazine from opposite Harrods. The magazine soon got a letter saying it could not use the TNT name. The Razuki brothers had kept TNT freight’s initial approval letter, which settled matters in their favour. In September 2013, TNT Multimedia was formally put into administration. TNT (magazine) TNT is a weekly, free magazine published in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. The magazine was founded in September 1983, from an office on the Earls Court Road by two British Iraqi brothers, Ali and Ghadir Razuki. Their family left Iraq for the UK in