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TNA 1

TNA 1 is the main channel of Television North Arlesbury, one of the various "companies" that make up the North Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation. TNA 1 is a "standard entertainment" channel.
==History==
Television North Arlesbury was established on 15 December 1955 as the national television service, under Article 1 of Decree nº 40 341.
Test broadcasts were first conducted on September 4, 1956, at the now-defunct People's Fair amusement park in Plymouth. At 21:30 that evening, a speech was made by Richard Feenes, in a program aptly called Nerves, introducing viewers to television, considered at that time to be "one of the greatest revelations of our time", and stating that the television service would enter the definitive stage in 1957, with hopes for the five transmitters to be active by then, locating the transmitters on a map. The inaugural program was followed by TNA's first continuity announcer, Mary Alvary Scott (who was with TNA until the change of regime), announcing the remaining line-up for the evening. These consisted of:
*World of Sport
*Plymouth
*Music and Artists
*World Report, with reports provided by United Press Television
Feenes returned to finish the broadcast. The experiments continued throughout September, and tropospheric propagation helped increase the reception. These experimental broadcasts resumed on December 3, delayed from the initial plan in November. These experimental broadcasts consisted of filmed documentaries, slides and test patterns. Daily, a pre-recorded continuity announcement was made by Gina Stephens about the reception of TNA's signal and how to obtain a television set. Throughout December (excluding Sundays) the experiments consisted largely of music videos, Sierran imports and filmed features from the Michillies made for television. The line-up plans changed in the second half of January 1957 the signal was being tested between 17:00 and 19:00 and again between 21:00 and 22:30; the tests weren't conducted on Wednesday nights. The afternoon period started with slides for 45 minutes, then 15 minutes of technical test programming, ending at 18:00, with an hour of films interspersed with slides, the second period at 21:00 started with 5 minutes of slides, then filmed content until 22:30, ending with sign-off slides. TNA broadcast 71 hours of filmed programming in the month (including fifteen documentaries made in Nnorth Arlesbury) and 22 hours of test patterns. Regular continuity announcements were added on February 5, and on February 15, a new newscast, Television Report.
On March 7, 1957, TNA started broadcasting at 20:30.
==Programming==
===News===
*TNA News (television news program)
*Viewpoint
*Pros and Cons
*Frontline
*A Word from the Directors (also shown on TNA International)
*Tech.NA (also shown on TNA 4)
===Entertainment===
*5 Senses
===Drama===
*Taking Liberties
*(MIC) One Night in Lasgahore
*(NLD) Doctor Who
===Gameshows===
*Wheel of Fortune
*Games Without Frontiers
===Sports===
*Sports on Sunday
TNA 2

TNA 2 is the second channel of Television North Arlesbury, the television division of the North Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation. The channel has had, through time, a more "austere" outlook featuring cultural programming, and had left its status as a counterpart to TNA 1 with the massification of new channels in recent decades.
==History==
===1968-1978===
TNA 2 went live on VHF channels 11 (Plymouth) and 12 (Portsmouth) and on a handful of UHF transmitters on December 25, 1968 (Christmas Day) to no prior announcement, even though talks about the channel date back as far as 1965, when Television 2 opened in Reitanna using an entirely UHF network of transmitters. It was known as "the second program" (TNA per se became "the first program") and had a unique quirk upon launching by being a repeats channel, a fact that divided the population. Even in its experimental phase (considered to be the official opening date of the new channel), it was promoted under an internal slogan: "if you didn't see it on the first program, watch it on the second program". Presentation-wise it was essentially the same as the first program and the names were barely seen on screen, but rather on publications and on announcements. It wasn't until November 21, 1970 that broadcasts went regular, and still broadcast for two to three hours every evening from 8pm onwards. In 1974, the channel added foreign series that the increasingly mainstream first program wasn't allowed to show. This paved its way to an autonomy plan that took effect a few years later. As the years went on and the amount of exclusive programming grew, its profitability seemed to skyrocket and was given an autonomous budget in 1978. In the summer of that year, the channel went "on vacation" on July 21 and would resume in October under a new identity.
===1978-1986===
The channel resumed operations on October 16, 1978, under the new name TNA 2 (by then it was used informally for about a couple of years). The channel managed to complement TNA 1 and make great advantage of its autonomy by making its schedule more diverse, while maintaining a cultural vibe (an opera was screened on the first night of the rebranded channel). Its autonomy lead to its own newscast, Newsnight. As part of the "channel split", TNA 2 got its own news department and the two channels covered news stories depending on either channel's will. Due to there being split news departments, in 1982, Television North Arlesbury believed that such an operation would bring disharmony and that the news operation of the two channels would be reunited.
TNA was one of the eight members of the ill-fated Eurectipheria Television consortium of the Underlands. TNA 2 relayed half of the daily schedule. The reason why the entire schedule wouldn't be cleared was due to the lack of cable television at the time and TNA 2 had to broadcast its programs.
===1986-1990===
Structural changes were made to TNA 2 in October 1986.
===1990-1992===
===1992-1996===
===1996-2004===
===2004-2007===
===2007-2012===
===2012-present===
TNA 3

TNA 3 is a North Arlesburian television channel operated by the North Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation. Like most Eurectipherian "third channels" operated by public broadcasters, it targets the youth while simultaneously being an alternative to "commercial vermin", promoting freedom of speech and local talents.
==History==
===Prelaunch===
In the early part of the 90s, the North Arlesburian government issued three new licenses: two for the newly-opened commercial sector and one for Television North Arlesbury. TNA planned to use the new license to create a service that would counter the wider TNA 1 (then Channel One) and the cultural TNA 2 (then Channel 2, later Network 2), by showing progrmaming primarily for the youth. TNA approved the license on October 1, 1992, and initiated a process to create the new service. The new service was to broadcast using an exclusively UHF network of transmitters.
===1993-1996===
In early 1993, TNA announced the name of its third channel, The Zone, and would broadcast for about six hours a day on weekdays (18:00 to midnight) and eight on weekends (16:00 to midnight). The channel was given its own budget and management, although it was initially considered that it would depend on Channel One's management.
The channel formally opened on September 17, 1993 at 18:00. As The Zone, its programming consisted largely of alternative programming, including lots of music shows, primarily dedicated to metal, alternative rock and indie music. These would be the base for what RNA 3 would become upon its launch in April next year. It would also show "experimental" television productions made in North Arlesbury and some movies from the Troma catalog. Despite initial speculations that the new service was a huge mistake and was to be wasted on viewing figures stuck in the few hundreds, the channel managed to earn 80.000 or so viewers in its first night on air.
In order to accomplish the rule of having an obligatory news operation (as was the style in the days before Freeview), The Zone broadcast pre-recorded (often recorded less than an hour before) news bulletins from the TNA News studio. However it quickly gained its own newscast, News Zone, that lasted for about five minutes (by average the pre-recorded news bulletins ran for three minutes) and went on air live. Eventually it became a half-hour news show at 8pm, the pre-recorded bulletins remaied on the schedule before closedown at least until June 1996.
The Zone also made its own award ceremony, The Zone Awards, in honor of its first anniversary.
TNA Bulungi

TNA Bulungi is an international service of the North Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation broadcasting to North Arlesbury, Acaria, Tentoria and South Bulungi. TNA Bulungi formerly exchanged contents with ANTV, TBC and the SBBC, and also programs supplied by the Association of Nations before their protocol was broken in 2013.
The channel's primetime news program, Reporter Bulungi, focuses on independent daily news for the three Bulungian countries, often the only independent news source in Acaria and it has been criticized by some governments, namely the former regimes of Tentoria and Acaria, in the latter the channel was put off air for some weeks due to its "uncontrolled" news broadcasts although currently there are no problems. Forum Bulungi is a weekly interview program produced between the three Bulungian delegations of TNA. ANTV News, TBC Habari and two editions of the SBBC News (English and Afrikaans) are still shown overnight on the channel.
Music Bulungi transmitting from Tentoria is the channel's music show with Bulungian music videoclips and reports. Another show in the same vein, Disco Bulungi, is also broadcast. Formerly, TBC's Tentorian Hits and ANTV's Angana were broadcast. Arts and Entertainment, the arts show of the channel is produced in Acaria, Live Well is a health program produced in Namu Labaki and, formerly, Latitudes was a cultural program focusing on the Bulungian immigrant communities of North Arlesbury.
The channel also transmits TNA's soap operas, films, series, documentaries and Bulungian entertainment shows. In Bulungi the channel is best known for the Hello League (one weekly match) matches although these matches are legally blocked within North Arlesbury. These are shared between TNA International and TV3 International.
==Carriage==
The channel is broadcast on terrestrial television in North Arlesbury and in Bulungian countries that are former North Arlesburian colonies. The channel also broadcasts to much of the continent (particularly former colonies of other countries) on regional operators like DSTV and Azam TV.
TNA Caines

TNA Caines is a television channel in the Caines Islands
==History==
TNA planned the start of a television service in the Caines as early as 1971, but the building of the transmitters was delayed due to adverse climatic conditions. At the end of 1971, it was announced that the service would be set up at the end of the first semester of 1971. The first experimental broadcasts were conducted on June 30, 1972, with regular broadcasts starting on August 6.
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1972
TNT 1

TNT 1 (TNT Ük) is the first channel of Taraan Nacionalaan Rihtevpasoõn.
==History==
==Programming==
===News===
*Jo Õhtid Taraan (Good Morning Tarania)
*Meenan Baide uguns Teheen (Around the World and Here)
===Series===
*The Little Murders of Agatha Christie
*Bordertown
===Soap operas===
*Neighbours (Nartaareen)
===For kids===
*Chander Buri (Keseen uguns Magikaan Vir)
===Former programming===
*Ancarsheen Klub (1961-1981)
*Oõksteen (1972-1992)
*Y Gwyll (2018-2019)
*O Outro Lado do Paraíso (Paradisbaan Naksteleen) (2018-2019)
TV2 (Vydoria)

TV2 is a Vydorian commercial television channel that began its regular operations on October 1, 1998. It was owned by Disney for a few years as a shareholder.
==History==
TV2's license was awarded in September 1992 in order to compete against left-leaning NTV. The creation of such a television channel would help balance the industry and create a right-leaning television network in contrast to VTV, who was repeatedly accused of being a government mouthpiece even with commercial television operational. The name was selected primarily for cable television slots and was inspired by the forced takeover of NPT as Omdalia's second channel.
However, the license given for TV2 was on trouble, as an estimated 300 shareholders were involved in the concept of a liberal private television network, didn't get their money back within the first year of the awarding of its license.
TV3 (Tangwa)

TV3, formerly legally known as Chongfang Color Television Enterprise, is a national commercial television channel in Tangwa. It is the most-viewed channel, its sister channels are 8TV and YTV.
==History==
TV3 was formed in 1965 by the Chongfang Television Committee. At the time there was only one television channel in Tangwa, Tangwa Television, on channel 1 in Chongfang. The government approved a law for privately-owned enterprises to enter the television market, but under the condition that they would broadcast on a provincial level.
In July 1967, TV3 began operating, initially in Chongfang City. Two years later, the broadcasts expanded to all of Chongfang Province. In 1972, TV3 began relaying news and dramas to other provinces.
A new law in 1980 changed the face of television, with TV3 beginning to start its own national network. The government would take control of the provincial stations. Broadcasts were now in color nationwide.
As the 80s progressed, TV3 grew in terms of popularity and became one of Sondria's largest television networks in both production and audience.
Currently TV3 is the market leader. Eight in every ten television sets are tuned to the channel during prime time.
==Programming==
===News===
*Thaloo ching sa 5 fang ka (News at 5 in the morning)
*Achim kha thaloo (Morning News)
*Thaloo Chongkai (News of the Afternoon)
*Thaloo Wantrayiu (Evening News)
*Thaloo Bangkai (News of the Night)
*Thaloo Express
===Dramas===
*6pm period series
*7pm lightweight comedy
*9pm high-profile series
*Krakhong Makhai
===Series===
*Rakhang
===Former programming===
*Magical Bean Hunt
TV3 Pakifas

TV3 Pakifas was founded in 1998 to break the monopoly claimed by Voice of Pakifas for 36 years. Until 2002 it was viewed as one of the most technologically-advanced television channels in the world, before it shut down due to legal issues. Currently it is the second most-watched television channel in the Pakifas with VOP One taking the top spot.
==History==
A license was awarded to TV3 Pakifas in September 1996 and broadcasts commenced on April 14, 1998. It broadcast four hours a day on weekdays and eight on weekends. Although the channel screened a high amount of imports, the channel was committed to screen quality local productions, in the English and Pakifan languages.
===Legal vindication and shutdown===
In early 2002, reports had emerged that the licenses used to broadcast TV3 Pakifas' signal were considered "illegal" and that the Pakifan Broadcasting Corporation was winning the battle. The results were announced at 22:30 Pakifan time on the night of March 5, 2002, when an announcer speaking for TV3 Pakifas said the following:
"My friends, old and new acquaintances, we have come to the end of programs not for today, but forever, unless someone reignites the flame of our channel. We deeply regret to tell that the license TV3 Pakifas had to broadcast was on behalf of the Pakifan government and the accusations that have emerged saying that this channel was pro-opposition. We believed in fair, neutral and balanced news for everyone and had an estimated daily reach of 300.000 people using our satellite footprint, as well as our base of 250.000 living within the Pakifas, regardless of language or country. It is time to pull the plug on all our transmitting methods, with our terrestrial signal, microwave links for the Pakifas, cable links and by satellite. We believed in you over these past four years on air and we must say that this shutdown is an attack on the freedom of press, almost comparable to the shutdown of Commercial Radio Pakifas more than thirty years ago. On behalf of the TV3 Pakifas team, we wish all of our viewers goodnight and farewell."
Seconds after the message, the carrier was cut.
===Return (2009)===
TV7 (Malayanese Union)

TV7 is a commercial channel in the Malayanese Union. Since 2018 it is owned by Mediacorp.
==History==
TV7 started broadcasting in October 1961 in the Sarastali colony of the Nashlandian Empire, and was the first television station to sign on in the territory of the current Malayanese Union. TVM signed on the following year in the Malayanese "de facto" territory in April 1962.
The channel was regularly known as TV7 Sarastali during most of its first 20 years on air.
TV7 (Tarania)

TV7 was a Taranian commercial television channel owned by Alkeen.
==History==
Alkeen was one of the two backers of an older commercial network, TV1, in 1998. Within a few years it left TV1 and as a countermeasure to its changing formats, they decided to plan a new television channel.
In 2005, job advertisements appeared in Alkeen's newspapers saying "We need staff for a new television channel. Official name in private. We need staff for news, technical operations and program presenting". About 120 people signed up for the jobs, half of them had already worked at other television channels, including TNT, Nova and Centrum.
The first executive meeting was held on January 9, 2006, where the channel's name was accidentally leaked to members of the press and was spread by word of mouth to the press and on internet forums. What exactly was TV7 going to show was still an enigma, as many people were still skeptical, largely due to the fact that they didn't need a new TV1.
In June, Taraan Eter Rihtevpasoõn put up TV1's terrestrial frequencies up for sale to TV7. TV1 would still be carried on cable operators until its shutdown. Sirry, on the other hand, refused to carry TV1 and TV7 and simply put up TV7 instead. It was later announced that TV7 would launch on July 1, 2006, yet TV7's launch wasn't publicly advertised outside of Alkeen's newspapers. On June 30, its newspapers replaced TV1's schedule information with TV7's, and the following day at 11:00, TV7 launched.
TV7, unlike its "predecessor", was a combined news, entertainment and culture channel, initially broadcasting for sixteen hours a day (11:00 to 03:00). A few months later it became a 24/7 channel. It had a unique code of conduct: the news operation was drawn upon Alkeen's newspapers, it would broadcast prestiged television series and up to two hours of cultural programming a day.
The cultural programming was dropped by 2007, as it wasn't profitable and was compared to TNT 2's schedule.
TVB Jade

TVB Jade (Chinese: 無綫電視翡翠台), or simply Jade, is a Hang Pengese Cantonese-language free-to-air television channel owned and operated by Television Broadcasts Limited as its flagship service, alongside its sister network, the English-language TVB Pearl. Broadcasting started on November 19, 1967. It is headquartered at TVB City at the Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate in Tseung Kwan O, in the Nai Kung District. Primarily broadcasting entertainment programming, TVB Jade has historically been the most dominant television channel in the region in terms of viewership, with its closest competitor having been the now-defunct STV Home.
Jade primarily broadcasts in the Cantonese language; it has also offered programs with alternative audio tracks in Mandarin, English, and other foreign languages. Some shows also offer subtitles in multiple languages.
TVGS 1

TVGS 1 is the first television channel of Television Great Scorria. It predates the current TVGS company by six years, as the television service was established by the now-defunct GSBC.
TVGS 1 acts as both a public broadcaster and a commercial broadcaster. It comprises around 40% of the ad revenue generated by TVGS alone, carefully divided in a 40/40/20 split between 1, 2 and Zone.
==History==
The Great Scorria Broadcasting Corporation innaugurated its nationwide television service in April 1973 through a decentralized system broadcasting by seven individual stations, each of them installed in a central transmitter capable enough to cover an entire state. KBTV-1 was the hub of the network and was where all imported programming arrived. Outside of Kimberly there were significant delays.
==Programming==
===News and current affairs===
*1 News
*Tarambono
===Soaps===
*[NLD] Coronation Street
===Shows===
*[USS] The Good Doctor
===Sports===
*FIFA World Cup
===Former programming===
*Great Scorria's Turning Point (1999-2003)
*Green Acres (1974-1980)
*Rocky and Bullwinkle (1973-1989)
TVGS 2

TVNZ 2 is the second television channel owned and operated by the state-owned broadcaster Television Great Scorria (TVGS). It targets a younger audience than its sister channel, TVGS 1.
==History==
The creation of the second channel can be traced back to the dissolution of the GSBC. The newly separated TVGS continued broadcasting on one channel, which by that time had become mostly a national channel, and that the second channel would follow the same purpose. In 1980, TVGS staff members visited Television New Michillies who had just been created under similar government decisions. The second channel at the time was meant to complement the first one and that the tso channels shouldn't compete against each other.
Television Two, as it was known back then, started broadcasting in February 1982 in Kimberly, later spread over to the whole country by the end of the year.
==Programming==
===News===
*[GSC] News 2 Tonight
===Soaps===
*[NTL] Neighbours
*[NTL] Home and Away
===Shows===
*[USS] The Big Bang Theory
*[USS] Young Sheldon
*[USS] Suburgatory
===Other===
===Children===
*[USS] Jellystone!
*[USS] Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years
*[USS] The Patrick Star Show
*[USS] Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
*[USS] SpongeBob SquarePants
*[ORI] Dragon Ball Super
*[USS] The Powerpuff Girls (new series)
*[USS] Rock Paper Scissors
===Former programming===
*[USS] 2 Stupid Dogs (1995-1997)
*[USS] The Backyardigans (2005-2007)
*[USS] Camp Lazlo (2005-2009 and again from 2011-2013)
*[NTL] E Street (1990-1993)
*[KEI/USS] Ed Edd n' Eddy
*[USS] Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (2005-2009 and again from 2011-2012)
*[USS] The Fungies! (2020-2022)
*[USS] Futurama (2000-2004 and again from 2013-2016)
*[USS] Higglytown Heroes (2005-2007)
*[FLD] I Shall Have Revenge (2004-2005)
*[USS] Johnny and the Sprites (2008)
*[USS] Mighty Magiswords (2018-2022)
*[USS] My Gym Partner's A Monkey (2006-2009 and again from 2011-2013)
*[USS] PB&J Otter (1999-2007)
*[USS] Pig Goat Banana Cricket (2015-2024)
*[USS] Robotomy (2014)
*[KEI/USS] Rolie Polie Olie (1999-2007)
*[USS] Rugrats (new series; 2021-2024)
*[KEI/USS] Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (2002-2007)
*[USS] Seinfeld (now on TVGS Zone)
*[USS] Stanley (2003-2007)
*[FLD] Team KRA (2005-2007)
*[USS] Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
*[USS] Teletubbies (1999-2003)
*[USS] The Powerpuff Girls (old series; 2000-2006)
*[MIC] The Five of Us
*[USS] Toonsylvania (2000)
*[USS] Unikitty!
*[GSC] Vidz (1991-2012)