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Channel 4 to show US hit show Alias

Channel 4 has secured the rights to show hit US series Alias in Ireland and the UK.

Channel 4 to show US hit show Alias

Mon, 12 Aug, 2002 - 19:43

Channel 4 has secured the rights to show hit US series Alias in Ireland and the UK.

The show is already shown on Network 2.

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