Okto

Okto is one of three English-language TV channels run by Singapore’s terrestrial broadcaster Mediacorp, the other two being flagship channel Channel 5 and news channel CNA. Okto shows mostly children’s programming, with some sports shows.
Okto ceased transmission on May 1, 2019 and merged into Channel 5, with all kids’ shows moving to 5 under the programming block Okto on 5. On February 6, 2021, Channel 8's children's programming block 乐乐窝 (Lè Lè Wō) was rebranded to Okto on 8, integrating the Okto brand for Chinese-language audiences.
==SBC 12==
===1984–1990===
===1990–1994===
==Channel 12==
===1994–1995===
On New Year's Day 1994, Channel 12 officially did a grand relaunching to revamp the channel logo and slogan for a new look "Something Special".
==Premiere 12==
===1995–2000===
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In 1995, Malay and Tamil programming had moved to the newly-launched Prime 12 channel.
==Kids Central==
===2000–2008===
====2000–2005====
====2005–2008====
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====2008====
KidsCentralGreen.png|Used when the programming block had a slogan of "DWUW" (Do What U Want). 
==Okto==
===2008–2023===
On 19 October 2008, The Central channel underwent a restructure. Kids Central and Arts Central were renamed to Okto and Arts On Okto respectively, while Vasantham Central became an independent, full-fledged Tamil-language channel simply known as Vasantham, removing the word 'central' from its channel name.
Okto, as an independent TV channel, closed down on 1 May 2019 due to lack of viewership and merged into Channel 5, with all kids’ shows moving to Channel 5.
Okto-logo.png|Variant with byline (2008–2015).
Okto 2D.png|2D version 
Oktoriginal.png|Okto's original programming is branded as oktoriginal (Okto original) at the end of show promos.
Okto2008.jpg|Pre-launch placeholder (2008)
Okto_old_testcard-0.png|Off-air placeholder (2015–2016)
Okto_old_testcard.png|Off-air placeholder (2016–2017)
Okto_Testcard.png|Off-air placeholder (2017–2018)
Okto-testcard-2018-1.png|Off-air placeholder (2018–2019)
Okto-testcard-2018-2.png|Off-air placeholder (2018–2019)
ByeByeOkto.png|Pre-closing off-air placeholder (2019)
OktoIsOver.png|Post-closing off-air placeholder (2019)
===2023–present===
The Okto logo was updated as part of Mediacorp's Mplify rebrand, removing the 'hashtag' from the first 'o', and added a Mediacorp logo prefix. Although Okto went defunct as a standalone TV channel, it still exists as a label for its programming blocks on Channel 5 and Channel 8.
Okto 2023 stacked.svg|Stacked variant
Category:Singapore
Category:Television channels in Singapore
Category:1984
Category:1994
Category:2001
Category:2008
Category:Mediacorp
Category:Okto
Category:Children's television networks
Category:Teens' television networks
Category:Youth oriented
Category:Defunct
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1984
Category:Television channels and stations disestablished in 2019