Makeover on the way for SBS digital SBS is giving its digital channel a cool makeover as a destination for the "thinking 20- and 30-something," hoping to hold on to some of the younger viewers who currently dip in and out to watch programs such as South Park and Housos. The network uses words such as "cheeky," "fun" and "adventuresome" to describe the new-look SBS2, which will be officially relaunched on April 1 with a goal of reaching five million viewers a month by the end of its first year. At the moment, both the SBS1 main channel and SBS2, which repeats a lot of its content, have an audience demographic of 25- to 54-year-olds, with an average viewer age of 52. SBS2's new evening schedule will be loaded with cult overseas series such as Community, Bullet in the Face, Don't Tell My Mother and Him & Her and late night British news and comedy show Russell Howard's Good News, some of which have already had their first outing on pay-TV. Locally commissioned content will include a youth-oriented 15-minute news bulletin at 7.30pm.