The channel was previously in every standard TV package, but it ceased operating on 1 September 2011.
The Netherlands did not at that time have its own music station, in most municipalities, only English-language MTV Europe could be received.
During the years the VJ line-up changed to include Tooske Breugem, Daphne Bunskoek and Mental Theo.
Because TV10 Gold gained woefully low ratings, Wegener Arcade developed in the autumn of 1995 a plan for the channel to form in TV10.
[citation needed] After the acquisition by MTV in 2002, the figure 9 from the logo disappeared The station was officially now just TMF.
[citation needed] Also TV Gelderland called to program its viewers the station on preset choice test 9.
A policy change was instituted in 2003 and 2004, making a number of programs that were transferred to MTV in 2002, came back again on TMF, including Mental Theo on the Road, presented by Mental Theo, and the Top 40, presented by Jeroen Nieuwenhuize.
To counteract this competition in 2002, MTV Networks Europe purchased TMF's operations in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Came especially for this occasion on March 7, 2008 Fabienne de Vries, Sylvana Simons, Jeroen Post and Renate Verbaan once back at TMF.
From 15:00 pm on April 3, 2011, to September 1 later that year TMF was only seen on the Internet, but again 24 hours a day.
On 4 November 2010 Viacom International Media Networks announced from 1 January 2011 TMF would only broadcast between 06:00 until 15:00 daily.
Later they were replaced under more and completed by Tooske Breugem, Daphne Bunskoek, Mental Theo, Jeroen Post, Sonja Silva and Renée Vervoorn.
During the TMF Awards 2005 left Jeroen Post and Mental Theo's VJ team.
Broadcast in the late evening, nightly and morning hours this was a program where viewers through a kind of voice telephone system could determine the next music video.
Een hard rock and heavy metal program that was presented from 1995 to 1998 by Ruud de Wild.
The reason swings were herein was because most of the images were supplied directly by the organizers of these raves as ID&T, Tomorrow Entertainment, XSV, ISP, Shadowlands, etc.
Originally live after-school program presented by Jeroen Post and Renée Vervoorn.
In this interactive program Sylvie Meis went crisscross throughout Netherlands and she visits various sites where young people can be found.
Program where VJ Miljuschka touring throughout the Netherlands on their way to concerts by various festivals, such as Pink and Paaspop.
Program where each week new jumpstyle 'moves' are shown, interactive, because the viewer can submit his or her own jump movie.
VJ Saar (Chersonissos) against rapper Willy needs of The Opposites in Lloret de Mar staying.
A weekly chart show that is broadcast from March, and in which not only the selling singles and airplay but also (free) downloaded songs are included.
From March 7 Valerio goes into hiding in various subcultures, including Moroccans, showmen, goths, line dancers and transvestites.
Valerio adjusts his dress, appearance and demeanor to complete, the group with whom he clears that day.
Every Tuesday at 12:00 & 22:00 Show where the latest videos of Dutch artists passing with Presentation of VJ Soumia.
Every Friday at 12:00 & 22:00 Weekly videomixshow of DJ/VJ Stephanie Cassandra where the latest video clips and footage shot during the same catering tour alternate.
Program where newspaper deliverers Cosmo, Pux and Laurens given an assignment to fulfill their free time in 23 hours.
Hot topics and news are discussed, including a statement devised where viewers can vote via the Kijk Dit Nou website.
This program presented Saar van Koningsberen along with Willem (Willy) de Bruin.
In this program, 10 villages competed for the title "Het leukste dorp van Nederland".