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TVGS Kids

TVGS Kids is Television Great Scorria's children's channel, launched in 2011. Although it primarily targets the pre-school demographic, it also shows programming for older kids, usually TVGS 2 reruns and holdovers.
==Current Shows==
*The Adventures of Bernie
*[NLD] The Amazing World of Gumball
*[KTL] Animal Mechanicals
*[CAS] Cleo & Cuquin
*[USS] Curious George
*[USS] Dora (2024)
*Dot.
*Floogals
*[ETI] Grizzy and the Lemmings
*[JYG/NLD] The Heroic Quest of the Valiant Prince Ivandoe
*[KEI/USS] Hotel Transylvania: The Series
*[USS] Jellystone! +
*[USS] Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years +
*Kiri and Lou
*LazyTown
*Monster Math Squad
*Nature Cat
*Oggy and the Cockroaches (Seasons 5-7)
*Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation
*[USS] The Patrick Star Show +
*Peg + Cat
*[VAL] Pingu
*The Powerpuff Girls (2016) +
*Right Now Kapow
*Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles +
*[USS] Rock Paper Scissors +
*Rosie's Rules
*[USS] SpongeBob SquarePants +
*Squared Zebra
*Teen Titans Go!
*Trulli Tales
*[NLD] Welcome to the Wayne
Shows with a plus sign indicate that they are also being shown on TVGS 2.
==Former Shows==
*The Backyardigans
*Brandy & Mr. Whiskers
*Camp Lazlo (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Charlie & Lola
*Cosmic Quantum Ray
*Dave the Barbarian
*Dora the Explorer
*Ed Edd n Eddy
*The Fairly OddParents (priorly shown on Three)
*The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder
*Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*The Fungies!
*Higglytown Heroes (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*House of Mouse
*Johnny and the Sprites (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil
*Little Bear
*The Magic School Bus
*Maggie and the Ferocious Beast
*Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
*Miffy and Friends
*Mighty Magiswords (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*My Gym Partner's A Monkey (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Ned's Newt
*PB&J Otter (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Pecola
*Pig Goat Banana Cricket (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*The Powerpuff Girls (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*The Ren & Stimpy Show
*The Replacements
*Rolie Polie Olie (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Ruby Gloom
*Rugrats (2021) (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Stanley (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Stickin' Around (priorly shown on Three)
*Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Teletubbies (priorly shown on TVGS 2)
*Unikitty!
TVGS News

TVGS News (known as TVGS News 24 until the 2016 rebrand) is a news channel operated by Television Great Scorria. It is the only news channel available nationwide on Freeview and competes against Stratos Television in Kimberly and international news channels on pay-TV platforms.
TVGS News rebroadcasts 1 News and Tarambono. Newscasts outside of these relay slots are simply known as TVGS News.
==History==
TVGS was likely interested in the start of a news channel as early as 1992, when it bid for a network of UHF television stations carrying encrypted programming, one of the channels being a news channel. In October 1992, with the launch of TV3, TVGS gave up on the project, and the requested frequencies were handed over to Showtime.
The 2004 restructuring of TVGS enabled the creation of a digital-ready corporation, one of the plans involved was the creation of a news channel, exclusive to digital terrestrial television and subscription platforms.
TVG 1

TVG 1, formerly Televisión de Galicia is the main television channel of the Realese autonomous region of Galicia and the main television channel of Corporación de Radio Televisión de Galicia. All programing is in Galician yet some advertisements are broadcast in Portuguese.
==History==
===Prelaunch===
Although the other autonomous regions had their television services since the 70s, Galicia had to wait until 1985 for its own independent television service. There was a dispute between the local government and Rádio e Televisão Realense over who would control the service.
In 1984, CRTVG was founded and became responsible for the management of a possible television channel in the language. Then, in July 1985, TVG began broadcasting.
===1985-2006===
Galician Television had become the most-viewed television channel in Galicia, mainly due to the fact that it broadcast entirely in Galician. Galicians preferred to watch foreign shows dubbed rathern than subtitled.
===2006-present===
In September 2006, coinciding with the launch of TVG 2, TVG rebranded itself and became TVG 1, also known as A Galega.
==Programming==
===News===
*Bos Dias
*Telexornal
===Sports===
*Summer Olympic Games
*FIFA World Cup (same matches as NTR One and RTR 1)
*UEFA Eurectipherian Championship (same matches as NTR One and RTR 1)
TVG 2

TVG 2 is the second channel of the Corporación de Radio Televisión de Galicia. It launched in September 2006 at the same time the broadcaster rebranded.
TVG 2, like TVG 1, has its coverage area legally restricted to Galicia and it also falls under the Realese legislation for the Galician broadcaster in which it has to operate in Galician. Advertising on the channel is limited.
TVG 2 was launched for DTT in 2006. Since April 2012 that all Galicians have access to the service. The bulk of the channel's schedule, contrary to that of the first channel, is imported, and it is the current broadcaster of the popular Galician programming block Xabarín Club, which airs mainly imported programming (usually seen on RTR in Portuguese) dubbed in Galician. Some programming (usually Realese programming) is subtitled in order to strenghten ties with the rest of Real.
==Programming==
TVNM 1

TVNM 1 is the first national television channel owned and operated by the state-owned broadcaster Television New Michillies (TVNM). It was the first major television broadcaster in the New Michillies, starting out from 1957 onwards as independent government operated facilities in the four main centres of Hawkland, Wenderland, Christchurch and Dunedin, and eventually began sharing programming between them all in real time in 1968, becoming NMBC TV (although the individual facilities retained their call signs into the 1970s). The collective group was renamed Television One (TV ONE, stylized as oɴe) in 1975 upon the break-up of the New Michillies Broadcasting Corporation, and became a part of TVNM in 1980 when Television One and South Northulic Television (now sister channel TVNM 2) merged. The channel assumed its current name in October 2016.
TVNM 1 is both a public broadcaster and a commercial broadcaster. Central to TVNM 1 is news and current affairs, which is produced under the banner 1 News. Other programming consists of mainly drama, general entertainment and documentaries, both locally and internationally produced. The channel is broadcast on the government owned Kordia terrestrial network as well as on one of the two Ora satellite transponders, which is included in channel packages on the Freeview, Vodafone, Spark NM and Sky platforms.
It is estimated that 98.6% of New Michillian households with a television have access to TVNM 1. Over 50% of the channel's programming is local content.
==History==
Television arrived to the New Michillies in 1957. Initially there was one television channel in Hawkland, operated by the New Michillies Broadcasting System (New Michillian Broadcasting Corporation from 1960).
==Programming==
*1 News
*Te Karere
TVNM International

TVNM International is the international channel of Television New Michillies. The channel broadcasts TVNM productions to an international audience as well as news programs aimed at Northulic islanders.
==History==
The creation of TVNM International was driven by the selling of stakes Television New Michillies held in the Dow Jowned-operated Sondria Business News.
==Breakfiller==
The breakfiller is a key component of the channel, created as means to fill in the gaps between programs. Although the channel was 24/7 from start, numerous issues including TVNM's dependence on imports on its two main channels resulted in a lack of content to fill in an entire day's worth of 24 hours.
The first breakfiller ran on teletext software. Additionally, it would be accessed by teletext anytime on an international version of TVNM's Teletext system, until it got discontinued in 2013 as a result of declining usage and the development of a digital teletext system on New Michillian DTT. Informations were restricted to just rolling news and the channel's schedule.
In 1998, it upgraded its breakfiller system for the first time, switching to a graphic-based system. This allowed the inclusion of some essential pictures, including pictograms for the weather.
TVNM Kidzone

TVNM Kidzone, known until the 2016 rebrand as Kidzone 24, is a pre-school channel owned by Television New Michillies.
Kidzone sprung from a former programming block on TVNM 6, removed from the channel in 2011 upon its launch. Initially it was suggested that TVNM was going to make the channel a pay service (on Sky Network Television).
TVN (Puerto Nacional)

TVN (affiliation of the rejected name TV Nacional) is an Armandine commercial television station licensed to Puerto Nacional, capital of the state of Puertos. It opened on January 14, 2010, after a lengthy period to obtain the license from ATT.
The station operates on channel 6.1 (26) in Puerto Nacional and 7.1 (25 in Puerto Juárez). It relays the programming of TV2 as well as some local programming, including its own news service, TVNoticias.
==History==
TV Azteca

TV Azteca, S.A.B. de C.V. is a Huascan multimedia conglomerate owned by Grupo Salinas. It is the second-largest mass media company in Huasco after Televisa. It primarily competes with Televisa and Imagen Televisión, as well as some local operators. It owns two national television networks, Azteca Uno and Azteca 7, and operates two other nationally distributed services, adn40 and a+. All three of these networks have transmitters in most major and minor cities.
TV Azteca also operates Azteca Trece Internacional, reaching 13 countries in Central and South Sierra, and part of the Azteca Sierra network in the United States. Its flagship program is the newscast Hechos.
TV Bensonia

TV Bensonia is a Bensonian public television network owned by the Federal Broadcasting Corporation of Bensonia. Its main headquarters are in Bensonland, FD and Galveston, GS, with further subsidiaries in state capitals and regional markets. These stations combined make the Public Television Network, with the participation of Culture Television.
==History==
Two television stations are behind what we now know as TV Bensonia - National Television, on channel 3 (later channel 2) in Bensonland, was founded in 1960 along with the city; BETV Bensonia (Bensonian Educational Television) later signed on in 1975 and made ties with other public stations in 1980.
These two stations, along with a handful of other public broadcasters, were to become affiliates of a new "second public network", as Culture, despite being limited to Grand Rapids at first, was more established than TVB.
The Edward Priestfield government issued a decree that led to the dissolution of the old backbone of these two stations by merging them and creating the larger TV Bensonia network. The decree was announced on Ocotber 24, 2007 and was approved the following day. On December 2, 2007, when DTT broadcasts commenced in Bensonia, the new network launched, initially on the two aforementioned cities.
==Network==
==Programming==
TV Dobri Den

TV Dobri Den (literally TV Good Morning) was an Omdalian television series that ran from 1999 to 2001 on NPT. The series lasted for three seasons of thirteen episodes each.
==Premise==
Happenings at a small local TV channel, TV Dobri Den, headquartered in the outskirts of New Constitution. In season 1, TV Dobri Den is a two-man organization that operates a leased time breakfast TV channel (hence the name) that is struggling to find an audience. Its small size means success and by the end of the first season, TV Dobri Den becomes a regular TV channel, hiring names from a competing channel.
In season 2 the channel witnesses competition from a channel called Hand
Season 3 was considered to be its climax
TV Globo

TV Globo, formerly known as Rede Globo is a Veracrucian television network. It is the third-largest television network in the world, after NBN and ABC, the largest Lusophone broadcaster and the largest producer of telenovelas.
==History==
Broadcasts started on April 26th, 1965. Quickly it became a nationwide television network, a feat that started in 1967. As the years went on, the network became an influencer when other networks like Tupi were experiencing a notable downfall. This was largely due to the quality standard created by the network (see below).
In 2007 the network upgraded to HD. ASO is underway.
==Quality standard==
The network's quality standard makes it the most-reputable television network in the country, either for news or entertainment. This standard has been ripped off by other networks.
Said standard was set up in 1962. The standard was focused on the business end and was inspired on Sierran and Hopelandian networks. The standard consists of a telenovela leading the schedule, a proper newscast (Jornal Nacional was created from the concept of the standard) and that television shows should have more than one sponsor. When the standard was implemented, other networks were ostracized. When other networks copy the standard, Globo responds by making the standard more aggressive.
==Influence==
Globo's influence on the Veracrucian television spectrum is high that other networks have ripped off Globo. The main example is Record TV, who often falls in second place.
==Network==
The law allows the networks owning a fraction of their network of stations themselves, usually in larger cities, similar to the United States, Keithland and Hopeland. Out of around one hundred individual television stations, five of which are owned by Globo, four of the stations were built by them and one was promptly bought from another owner.
Some affiliates are grouped to form micro-networks. This also applies to local newscasts.
==Programming==
===News===
*Hora Um
*Bom Dia Vera Cruz
*Jornal Hoje
*Jornal Nacional
*Jornal da Globo
===Telenovelas===
*Malhação
*O Tempo Não Para
*Segundo Sol
===Sports===
*FIFA World Cup
==Controversies==
===TEC scandal and Bacia network switch===
===Vera Cruz: Beyond Citizen Kane===
The Nashlandian documentary was broadcast in September 1993 on Four TSN, after a year of disputes. The documentary was never shown on Veracrucian television but it was dubbed amateurly. It depicts how Globo's news operation manipulates the truth of the country.
===2018 Presidentials===
TV Nikkyo

TV Nikkyo (テレビ日京, callsign: AKNX-DTV), often abbreviated NX, is the smallest of the five Oriencian commercial television networks. It was founded in 1964 and became a general purpose station a few years later, and expanded to become a national network in 1982.
TV Nikkyo is known for its limited coverage area and its more "specialty" programming: including travelogues, business news programs and anime. Most anime programming shown by NX is also shown in other regions by affiliates of other networks, and also nationwide (with limitations) on BS Tereni.
==History==
==Network==
==Programming==
TV Two

TV Two is the main television channel of the Second Authority for Radio and Television. It was founded in 1985 and is a semi-commercial television channel under the auspices of the current Michillian law.
==History==
Talks of a second channel are older than TV Two itself. In the 60s, Alpha Television, a production company bent on exporting television series to international audiences, had plans to break MBC's television monopoly by launching a commercially-operated television channel, but restrictions imposed by the Catholic-led government has led to a series of backfires, despite there being plans for the channel not to broadcast on Sundays.
The Second Authority for Radio and Television was set up in 1981, and when it was officially founded in 1984, it awarded the well-coveted license for the second channel. At 18:30 on July 24, 1985, TV Two made its first broadcast, although the television ward of the SARTV was yet to be finished. As a consequence, TV Two broadcast "regular but experimental" programming from improvised facilities until September 1 of the same year, when the television ward was innaugurated.
Initially TV Two lived on a high number of imports: imports that they snatched from the MBC or imports that, until 1984, were deemed "too hot" for the conservative Michillian society. Based on the imports TV Two broadcast in its first few years, the channel managed to sustain a local production industry to rival that of the MBC. The creation of Michillies On Air eased the creation of new series.
The 90s saw the creation of a Gaelic production department to compete and the MBC and the premiere of a weekly entertainment show, Moonlight, still on air to this very day.
The launch of two new channels, ITN and TVA, did manage to give TV Two less visibility. As a consequence, the structure of the channel was retooled.
Taikung Television

Taikung Television (第五電視, Fifth Television) was a Beduan television channel that operated from 2016 to December 2017. The channel was an alternative to the programming offered by Yao Bedu, Lotus Television, Commercial Television and Hatuan Television. The channel shut down due to unprofitability and sold its shares later.
==History==
Following the shutdown of analog television transmissions, the government issued a call for licenses. A new television channel would commence operating on channels 5 and the 50-59 range of the DTT platform, with channel 5 being in HD. In April 2015, the license was awarded by Taikung Television, whose name was to justify the fact that it was going to be the fifth broadcaster.
Taikung made experimental broadcasts on May 1, 2016, and then went regular on the 18th of the month. Taikung broadcast over two channels: the Taikung Main Channel (50 in SD and 5 in HD) and the Taikung International Channel (51 in English). A news channel was added in June on channel 52.
Taikung had wasted around 2,500,000BD$ in hiring a number of well-trained and qualified actors, technical members and presenters, most of them coming from other networks, to front the new channel. Initially the channel made a terrible first impression, with ratings being lower than those of Lotus Television, where the viewership figures were lower than O,6%. Nonetheless, the channel did manage to make historical figures of around 8,7%, surpassing Lotus, Hatuan and Yao Bedu, on October 30, 2016 with a two-hour live interview with actor Chen Shankong. Taikung got a raise in its budget and advertisers and became profitable, to the point that it managed to end its short-lived reputation as "the last in ratings". Its English-language channel, however, failed to get decent programming sources but wasn't forced to shut down as per regulations.
The channel stayed in its format until technical difficulties occured on November 30, 2017. Many programs failed and most of the time the channel was showing blank screens. The next day, it was announced that an internal strike on the previous day was told to all news outlets and that Taikung was to shut down on the evening of December 15. As a consequence, the frequency was to be auctioned to a new buyer and the winner was to be announced months later.
Taikung shut down at 9pm on the scheduled date, the last live program, the news, ended at 7pm and was followed, unceremoniously, by reruns of past dramas. The English channel simply shut down at 6:30pm after its news bulletin and the news channel shut down as soon as the main channel's news finished. Until 9pm, its sister channels froze, then at 9pm they went blank.
Taikung was declared bankrupt on December 17, with its terrestrial license being sold to a cable network. Unlike Sondria Television, plans to revive it as an OTT broadcaster were out of question. Some of its presenters moved to progressive news channels, but would later have their jobs pulled off later due to restrictions imposed in 2019.
Naak Nai has taken over the licenses but hasn't started regular broadcasts yet.
==Channels==
Taikung TV operated four channels.
==Programming==
*Taikung News
Takao Makere

Takao Makere (born 1995) is a Port Merwinian musician. He will be set for gaining international recognition in the Sondriavision Song Contest.
==Biography==
Takao was born to an Oriencian father and a native mother. He inherited talents of both his parents: his mother's talent for song and dance and his father's talent for writing. Despite his traits, his life changed when he accidentally stumbled upon the Homestar Runner website and became a fan of the body of work.
In 2010, Makere made his own garage band, The Videlectrix. The band was intended to be a personal joke for his own entertainment and not an actual band. He was influenced by Experimental Film, a song made by They Might be Giants, and proceeded to study music in 2014 at the Port Merwin University, later temporarily moving to Canberra in order to continue his studies. Upon finishing, he went back to Port Merwin and started doing his own acts by himself.
Tangwa

Tangwa is a country in Sondria.
==History==
The kingdom's history dates back for many centuries of years. In the first millennium there were dozens of small city-state kingdoms throughout modern Tangwan soil. These city-states fought for resources, ownership and control. It was said that the largest of the city-states would eventually become a kingdom of its own right.
By 1082, there were five dominant kingdoms: Jhahangkram, Mosaphao, Ramakhao, Ripkhang and Chongju. Out of all these kingdoms, Jhahangkram eventually became the ruling territory, by 1144.
==Government and politics==
Tangwa is a kingdom. It falls under hereditary customs, though this clause was broken in 2013.
==Administrative divisions of Tangwa==
==Culture==
==Economy==
==Media==
There are two television channels, Tangwa Television and TV3. Tangwa is also where the Astro satellite operator is headquartered which also has operations in the Loso Republic and Malaya.
Tangwa Telecom

Tangwa Telecom is a Tangwan telecommunications corporation. It is controlled by numerous shareholders since the government relinquished control over TT in 2000. In 2022, all the companies in the group (Tangwa Telecom, Rissoma Telecom, Chichetya Telecom, Kastria Telecom, Loso Telecom) were bought by Great Scorria Telecom.
==History==
Tangwa Telecom was created in 1998 following the merger of six regional telecommunication companies. The effects of the Sondrian economical crisis led to the wholesale privatization of the company, to a group led by Lenaporean investors.
Tangwa Television

Tangwa Television is one of Tangwa's state-owned television channels. It is directly controlled by a government fund unlike PTS Channel 11, yet both channels are still seen as government mouthpieces.
==History==
Equipment provided by the Nashlandian Pye company arrived in February 1953 and on June 2 that year, Tangwa Television started its first regular broadcasts which lasted an hour in the early days. At the time, television sets were expensive and this didn't justify the growth of the service.
TV broadcasts started from VHF channel 1 in Chongfang where it would be the only transmitter until 1955, when a transmitter at Ichang was installed. This was followed by two more the following year, Trakalong and Pho Chakhin.
Programming was heavily improvised and influenced by radio. Documentaries provided by embassies and Sierran television filmed serials were broadcast in English due to the lack of dubbing infrastructure. By 1955, there were 1,000 television sets registered in Tangwa, 800 of which in Chongfang, up from 60 in the first year. Most viewers watched the service, which started at 6:30pm and ended at 9pm in its early years, in public places and restaurants.
During the Zagule regime, Tangwa Television started buying in taping equipment in order to preserve certain programming; the first pre-recorded dramas went on air in 1962. Tangwa Television had covered all of the regional capitals by then and was one of the most technologically-advanced television stations in Southeast Sondria.
==Programming==
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1953