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Tier 2 Brand*This brand is a Tier 2 Brand. This means it is a highly regarded Fictionverse brand and will be actively updated and protected.*
*For the defunct channel also formerly known as TEN, see the second incarnation of EN1.*

**Channel One Thanosia**, known simply as **One**, was a Thanosian-American terrestrial television network owned and operated by the GroupOne subsidiary of UCH Group.

It is considered as one of the largest television networks in the Fictionverse and the largest in the fictional Americas and Thanosia.

One was famous for popularizing the "network affiliate" system which sparked the "Next Generation" era, in which new networks were launched using the system. One is also one of the foremost television networks not only from its country, Thanosia, but the entirety of the Fictionverse. It was also best known for its acquisition of legacy networks, acquired programming from YouTube and other sites, the first network to gain a real life affiliate (One Llanishen) and its influence in the Fictionverse.

## History

### Early beginnings

The network launched on April 26, 1971 as Thanosian Television, which was originally a state-owned television network by the Thanosian Government. It was the only television network at the time.

### The original incarnation of EN1

On April 21, 1991, the government decided to privatize the network after a landslide vote and in preparation for a new public television service. This took effect 5 days later and the network rebranded to Epizero Network, named after its founder Epic Z. Hero. Thanosian Television ceased operations the same day, but was subsequently revived on another channel. It was replaced by the original incarnation of EN Television.

EN Television launched with a letters "E N" in yellow encased in a blue rectangle and the words "TELEVISION" on the bottom. Though it was quite well liked for some of their first viewers, it didn't last long. In 1997, EN Television stroke a deal with Novocom to overhaul their graphics but kept their logo. The new set of graphics were introduced on August 31, 1997, coinciding with the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.

EN Television, along with Bonfire in Sillak, OBT in Circlia, and RTG in the Goiky Isles, became part of the *2000 Today* consortium and launched their own version titled Atlantis 2000. The music, Reflections of Earth, which was also used by ABC in the United States, continues to be used to this day.

Plans for a third Thanosian terrestrial channel began to speculate, when EN Television was awarded a third television license on November 16, 2000. On

On March 2, 2011, Wenstor Communications (now known as SGWHMedia) announced via its EN Media Group division that it would be rebranded to Wenstor Television, with its channels rebranding under the unified Wenstor branding, which will take effect 4 days later. Critics and most loyal viewers refer to this move as "the most surprising and desolating decision in all of Scratch Television". At the same day the PSI Organization announced that it would acquire the Epizero Network branding which will take effect the day after the rebrand.

Exactly midnight strike on March 6th, 2011, EN1 signed off with the following words:

"It has been a pleasure to be with you for these 16 years, but now, we must close the doors. Ladies and Gentlemen, this was EN1. The network that shaped the face of Scratch television. And now, our final words: Epizero Network is signing off."

### The short-lived Wenstor One and a TEN relay station

A few hours later on March 7th, 2011, just as PSI's TSN and TAN merged into TEN, the old EN1 signed on as Wenstor One. This was met with widespread criticism, with viewers calling it a "mediocre network", and some people hacking into the network to bring back the old EN1. Two days later, the network abruptly puts up a "cease operation" slide saying that they were transitioning to a relay network of TEN. During its tenure as a relay station, Wenstor TEN quickly drifted away from its mother network, drastically becoming TEN's sister station.

After EN1 was revived replacing TEN, and with BTC acquiring Wenstor, they had announced that TEN would be brought back on Wenstor's channel frequencies. At 1am on April 18, both EN1 and TEN went silent as transition goes up until 6am when Wenstor signed on as TEN.

### TEN and Success

The turning point for TEN came in around 2013, when WenstorMedia acquired Seven Ltd, one of the pre-3.0 networks, and IndependentSuperstar, a newly formed television company. Originally, they were going to be affiliates, but a changing decision came and they became new sister networks of WenstorMedia.

Shortly after that, TEN had undergone a complete overhaul on its branding, along with the reorganization and renaming of WenstorMedia to WenstorPivot, and the premiering of newly imported programs. TEN quickly became one of the biggest networks in Scratch television.

On July 13, 2019, TEN signed off for the last time under the management of WenstorPivot, as its parent company announced that they will be liquidated even though they're on their biggest extent. The sign off was followed by a final tribute, which was a slightly edited version of Telepurte's animation. On July 16, however, TEN and WP's biggest assets formed TENMedia, named after the aforementioned network.

### CanalCinco attempted rebrand and the transition to One

Rumors about TEN becoming a bilingual television network became apparent, and on October 1, 2021, merely a month before they rebrand to One, TEN rebranded to CanalCinco, an American-Thanosian English and Spanish television network. It was met with negative criticism and demanded TEN back. The brand was short-lived as it rebranded back to TEN a day later, however, CanalCinco was later brought back as a standalone (and successful) Pan Hispanic television network weeks later.

On November 1, 2021, TEN silently rebranded on-screen as Channel One with a short animation played just shortly after Nightlight. Numerous viewers were confused on the brand change and had protested. TEN, however, still remained, as the change was not complete with all of the promos, television productions, even buildings that still hold the TEN name.

One didn't had a good start, but by the second quarter of November, a new ident and graphics was launched for One, made by Novocom (not related with the real Novocom). By then, One slowly gained popularity, with programs such as *Disconnected with Tom Scott*, *Come and Learn with Pibby!*, *The So-called World of Clare*, and many more.

## Shows

### Entertainment

* Strange Dreams
* Voltes V: Legacy
* Claire & James
* Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two
* Weekly Night Screentime
* The Koopatroopaman Show
* Greeny Phatom (but somehow better)
* The RDash75 Show
* The Void
* The Everything Show
* PunchDown
* Good Witch
* The Casers
* SMG4
* Sunset Paradise
* Meta Runner
* Satina
* Counterparts
* The Timmy Frederick Show
* Gordon, Gino and Fred's Road Trip
* Disconnected with Tom Scott
* Good Mythical Morning
* Hot Ones
* Digitized
* Mogul Money
* Helluva Boss
* Brand New Animal
* Come and Learn with Pibby!
* Smiling Friends
* Mad Men
* Bee and Puppycat
* The So-Called World of Clare
* Gwain Saga
* The Golden Girls
* The Cuphead Show
* Disrupt
* Best Ever Food Review Show
* The Stockholms

### News

* Weekly (weeknight newsmagazine)
* Daylight (weekday newscast)
* Nightlight (weeknight newscast)
* News at Ten (late-night newscast)
* The Blair Zon Series (investigative journalism produced by Weekly and Now)