STV (Star Television)

Star Television is a Toadstoolian Free-to-air tv network owned by LumaSBC and the parent company of SBC Regional Group. The network focuses on commercial syndication such as imported variety programming, movies on every Saturday & Sunday, and primetime programming. Their target audiences aimed at older ages, but formerly aimed with younger ages until 2011 had been moved to Luma Kids. It doesn't produce news shows due to low ratings until discontinuation in 2015. 
== History ==
=== 2006: Predecessors and Formation ===
Before the introduction of RTT (Royal Toadstool Television), ZBS was established in 1986 as a television network and previously served as a broadcaster for numerous TV shows. With the commencement of broadcast realignment in 2006, LumaSBC proposed the launch of STV to replace all RTT stations. STV was officially launched on March 13, 2006, as a provincial service and was broadcasted across television stations to announce its inception. 
==== Shutdown of RTT and The Launch of STV ====
Meanwhile, on a TV screen, RTT was announcing to the public that they would momentarily shut down before proceeding to the next segment, which was a tribute to the Stars of RTT, filled with remarkable memories. Their final sign-off time was 11:51 PM, before transitioning to STV the following morning. On March 17, 2006, STV was launched in the morning at 5:00 AM featuring the 2006 ident. These former RTT Programs were moved to PBC Two (Now PBC TV Plus). 
==== Programs ====
It aired reruns of comedy and drama shows such as Naples Vice (1984 - 1990), NDC N Da Hood (1992 - 1998), Mansfield (1991 - 1997), 333 (1992 - 1995), and Something’s Got To Believed (1992 - 1994). In 2015, all re-run shows were removed from the lineup to focus on programs targeting audiences between the ages of 13 and 30. These shows like foreign series acquired the rights from other networks, not just in UNT.