TV Crv bright outburst! According to Mike Simonsen, the SU UMa-type dwarf nova TV Crv (Tombough's star) is undergoing a bright outburst! Outbursts of TV Crv are relatively rare. The last outburst occurred in 2000 March, which was a normal outburst. The last superoutburst was observed in 1998 May. Because of the best seasonal visibility, the present likely superoutburst deserves an intensive observing campaign! Although superhumps have been reported (Psh=0.0650d, Howell et al. 1996), unfavorable seasonal conditions in previous superoutbursts have made long time-series observations difficult. We strongly encourage observers to concentrate on this object by taking the present rare opportunity, very favorably located in the midnight sky, and wish for another successful VSNET collaboration, as we have had in RZ Leo etc. YYYYMMDD(UT) mag observer 20010119.828 <152 (A. Pearce) 20010121.673 <146 (R. Stubbings) 20010122.806 <150 (A. Pearce) 20010125.376 <135 (M. Simonsen) 20010126.596 <146 (R. Stubbings) 20010128.606 <146 (R. Stubbings) 20010129.546 <140 (R. Stubbings) 20010131.714 <146 (R. Stubbings) 20010202.694 <148 (R. Stubbings) 20010202.810 <150 (A. Pearce) 20010203.816 <152 (A. Pearce) 20010207.814 <148 (A. Pearce) 20010212.801 <145 (A. Pearce) 20010213.792 <150 (A. Pearce) 20010216.546 <146 (R. Stubbings) 20010217.517 <146 (R. Stubbings) 20010218.392 129 (M. Simonsen) Regards, VSNET Collaboration team