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ADTV Maryland

**ADTV Maryland** (formerly known as **Calvert Communications** until 2010) is an ADTV member network serving the state of Maryland.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Maryland started as Calvert Communications, and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 1983, in idents, the TV station changed its' name to Calvert. It stayed until 2010, when Calvert changed its' name to ADTV Maryland.

## Logos

Calvert Communications
(1960-1964)Calvert Communications
(1964-1965)Calvert Communications
(1965-1969)Calvert Communications
(1969-1974)Calvert Communications
(1974-1979)Calvert Communications
(1979-1983)Calvert
(1983-1987)Calvert
(1987-1989)Calvert
(1989-1994)Calvert
(1994-1998)Calvert
(1998-2002)Calvert
(2002-2007)Calvert
(2007-2010)ADTV Maryland
(2010-present)
ADTV UK South West

History

**ADTV UK South West** (also known as CBN until 2010) is an ADTV UK member network serving the South West of England in the United Kingdom.

## History

Like any other ADTV UK network, ADTV UK South West was launched as Coastline Broadcasting Network, and started broadcasts in 1963. For most idents, the secondary name "CBN", would be used in the ident, or sometimes, be used alongside the full name.

In the ident span of 1996 to 2010, the shortened name was mainly used, even though they continuously keep showing the full name.

Coastline Broadcasting Network (CBN) rebranded to ADTV UK South West in 2010.

## Logos

CBN
(1963-1967)CBN
(1967-1971)CBN
(1971-1974)CBN
(1974-1979)CBN
(1979-1984)CBN
(1984-1989)CBN
(1989-1993)CBN
(1993-1996)CBN
(1996-1998)CBN
(1998-2007)CBN
(2007-2010)ADTV UK South West
(2010-present)
ADTV Indiana

**ADTV Indiana** (formerly know as **POLIStv** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Indiana.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Indiana started as Polis Television (after the Greek term for "city"), and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 1993, the TV station shortened its' name to POLIStv, until 2010, when POLIStv rebranded to ADTV Indiana.

## Logos

Polis Television (1960-1964)Polis Television (1964-1973)Polis Television (1973-1982)Polis Television (1982-1989)Polis Television (1989-1993)POLIStv (1993-1997)POLIStv (1997-2003)POLIStv (2003-2007)**polis**tv (2007-2010)ADTV Indiana (2010-present)
ADTV Kentucky

**ADTV Kentucky** (Formerly known as **FT**, short for **Frankfort Transmissions**, until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Kentucky.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Kentucky started as Frankfort Transmissions, and started broadcasts in 1960.

On 1963, in idents, the TV station shortened its' name to FT. It stayed until 2010, when FT rebranded to ADTV Kentucky.

## Logos

Frankfort Transmissions
(1960-1963)Frankfort Transmissions
(1963-1972)Frankfort Transmissions
(1972-1976)Frankfort Transmissions
(1976-1983)Frankfort Transmissions
(1980; 20 years variant)Frankfort Transmissions
(1983-1988)Frankfort Transmissions
(1988-1993)Frankfort Transmissions
(1993-1997)Frankfort Transmissions
(1997-2004)Frankfort Transmissions
(2004-2007)Frankfort Transmissions
(2007-2010)ADTV Kentucky
(2010-present)
American Divisional Television/Logos

## 1960 (Launch)

This is the first ever logo from ADTV, only used on March 15, 1960, ADTV's launch. However, the black & white version was used until 1965 when color arrived in America and the color one was only used for only 10 years between 1965 to 1975.

## 1975-1991

At some point in the mid 1970s, ADTV started using this logo on promotions, startup sequences, and other instances. Around the same time, ADTV's iconic slogan "The Firework Network" first appeared.

1980s National ID

## 1990 (Unused)

This unused variant of ADTV's logo was found on branding test from 1990, and was used as the basis for ADTV's next logo.

## 1991-2015

1991 National ID
In 1991, ADTV launched this logo, as well as a national identity for all of ADTV's regional networks not owned by Liberty. The logo would end up being ADTV's most popular look, lasting for over 20 years.

In 2010, this branding was used by all ADTV regional networks, with the exceptions of RicoTV, Guam ADTV, and Liberty-owned networks.

## 2015-2021

National ID
In 2015, the ADTV logo changed for the fourth time.

This new branding also introduced a new slogan, "TV For America", however this was proven unpopular and was soon reverted back to ADTV's previous slogan.

## 2021-present

In 2021, ADTV rebranded to this logo, using a design similar to ADTV's 4th logo.

National ID
ADTV UK North East

**ADTV UK North East** (previously known as North Eastern Network (NEN) until 2010) is an ADTV UK member network serving the franchise for the North East of England.

## History

Like any other ADTV UK network, ADTV UK North East was launched as North Eastern Network, and started broadcasts in 1963.

## Logos

19631966197019741979198319871993199619992002200520072010
ADTV Virginia

**ADTV Virginia** (Formerly known as VirginiaTV until 2009) is an ADTV member network serving the state of Virginia.

## History

Like any other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), Virginia Television started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960.

(More lore will be added the day after ADTV 46 is uploaded.)

## Logos

(Logos will be added the day after ADTV 46 is uploaded.)
Liberty Television

**Liberty Television** is a television network serving the state of New York, and, along with the network’s territory services (Guam ADTV and RicoTV), is the only independent ADTV station in Contiguous United States since the absroption of VirginiaTV by ADTV in 2009. They also have different networks broadcasting through Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Oregon, Tennessee, and West Virginia.

## History

Like any other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), Liberty Television started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960.

### Pre-Launch

When ADTV was first conceived by the late CEO **Rob Jefferson**, one of the first states considered was New York, due to it being considered the "heart" of the United States. Planned to be the largest entity in the ADTV network, the New York station was initially going to be run by Rob and his good friend **Steven Geoff**, however it soon came apparent that they currently did not have the resources to broadcast. To solve this, inspired by the UK's ITV which launched in 1955, Rob decided to open up franchise applications for the New York service.

## Logos

Liberty
(1960-1965)Liberty
(1965-1968)Liberty
(1968-1975)Liberty
(1975-1979)Liberty
(1979-1983)Liberty Television
(1991-2015)Liberty Television
(2020-present)
ADTV Missouri

**ADTV Missouri** (also known as **TVLouis**) is an ADTV member network which serves the U.S. state of Missouri.

## History

Like any other station in ADTV (except for Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Guam), ADTV Missouri started broadcasts on March 15, 1960 along with other ADTV regional networks during that time.

In 2010, the TV station rebranded to ADTV Missouri.
ADTV Texas

**ADTV Texas**, known as **Longhorn Television** prior to 2010, is a state network of public television stations operated primarily by the American Divisional Television. It comprises all of the ADTV stations in the U.S. state of Texas.

The state network is available through the flagship station KDSX in Austin and twenty satellite stations that cover all of Texas in addition to portions of Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. It also has a significant viewership in parts of the Mexican sates of Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Tamaulipas. ADTV Texas is also accessible on most satellite and cable television providers in Texas.

## History

(Lore will be added the day after ADTV 43 is uploaded.)
ADTV UK Midlands

History

**ADTV UK Midlands** (formerly known as Peak Television until 2010) is an ADTV UK network serving the Midlands.

## History

Like any other ADTV UK network, ADTV UK Midlands started out as Peak Television, and started broadcasts in 1963. In some idents, the TV station was known as PTV.

In 1983-1987, 1993 and until 2004, (in idents), PTV, the secondary name, went on to become the TV stations' primary name, but changed back to Peak Television in 2004. It stayed like that until 2010, Peak Television rebranded to ADTV UK Midlands.

The name of Peak Television is named after the Peak District in Derbyshire.

## Logos

PTV
(1963-1967)PTV
(1967-1969)PTV
(1969-1973)PTV
(1973-1977)PTV
(1977-1980)PTV
(1980-1983)PTV
(1983-1987)PTV
(1987-1988)PTV
(1988-1989)PTV
(1989-1993)PTV
(1993-1994)PTV
(1994-1996)PTV
(1996-2001)PTV
(2001-2004)PTV
(2004-2008)PTV
(2008-2010)ADTV UK Midlands
(2010-present)
ADTV Utah

**ADTV Utah**, known as **Salt Lake City Television (SLCT)** prior to 2010, is a state network of public television stations operated primarily by the American Divisional Television. It comprises all of the ADTV stations in the U.S. state of Utah.

## History

(More lore will be added the day after ADTV 44 is uploaded.)
ADTV Oklahoma

This ADTV page is about a ADTV station which it's own episode just released, info may slowly pop out so stay updated.

**ADTV Oklahoma**, known as **County Television (CTV)** prior to 2010, is a state network of public television stations operated primarily by the American Divisional Television. It comprises all of the ADTV stations in the U.S. state of Oklahoma.

## Logos

1960196419651972197719791983198519891991 (generic)19931998200420072010
ADTV UK Wales

History

**ADTV UK Wales** (also known as Wales Television until 2010) is an ADTV UK member network serving the UK constituent country of Wales.

## History

In 1963, ADTV UK Wales began as Wales Television, and started broadcasts in 1963. In idents, the TV station was known as WTV.

In 1983, WTV began to start a Welsh speaking broadcast service. The service was named "Teledu Cymru", after the defunct ITV region, with granted permission from the IBA.

In 1997, WTV and Teledu Cymru merged to form a single TV station named "Wales Television | Teledu Cymru", but was split and rebranded to WalesTV in 2007, until 2010, when WalesTV rebranded to ADTV UK Wales.

In 2007, when WTV was going to be split and rebranded, Teledu Cymru was independent (although the service was still going to be owned by Wales Television) again after 10 years of being merged into the English-speaking ADTV Wales (Wales Television) service. The ADTV version of Teledu Cymru was a British counterpart of Cygne Television (then Swan for the French, then ADTV Français) despite Teledu Cymru only airing in Wales. The ADTV version of Teledu Cymru still remains to this day as ADTV Cymru.

### Wales Television/Wales Television | Teledu Cymru/WalesTV/ADTV UK Wales

Wales Television
(1963-1967)Wales Television
(1967-1970)Wales Television
(1970-1975)Wales Television
(1975-1983)Wales Television
(1983-1986)Wales Television
(1986-1993)Wales Television
(1993-1997)Wales Television / Teledu Cymru
(1997-2003)Wales Television / Teledu Cymru
(2003-2007)WalesTV
(2007-2010)ADTV UK Wales
(2010-present)
### Teledu Cymru

Teledu Cymru
(1983-1986)Teledu Cymru
(1986-1993)Teledu Cymru
(1993-1997)
ADTV Pennsylvania

*For the ADTV stations in New York State, see Liberty.*

**ADTV Pennsylvania**, known as **Liberty Bell Network (LBN)** prior to 2010, is a state network of public television stations operated primarily by the American Divisional Television. It comprises all of the ADTV stations in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania.

## History

Lore will be added the day after ADTV 38 is uploaded.
ADTV New Jersey

**ADTV New Jersey** (known as **Grand Granite Television (GGT/Grand Granite)** prior to 2010) is ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of New Jersey.

## History

Like any other station in ADTV (exception; Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Guam), ADTV New Jersey started out as Grand Granite Television, and started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960.

From the span of 1973 to 2010, in idents, the shortened name (Grand Granite) was mainly used, even though they continuously keep showing the full name.

In 2010, Grand Granite Television rebranded to ADTV New Jersey as part of ADTV's plan to change the ADTV regional networks to its other names of their regional stations. This was also affective to the networks of ADTV UK.

## Logos

Grand Granite Television
(1960-1964)Grand Granite Television
(1964-1965)Grand Granite Television
(1965-1970)Grand Granite Television
(1970-1973)Grand Granite Television
(1973-1975; 1976-1979)Grand Granite Television
(1975-1979)Grand Granite Television
(1979-1984)Grand Granite Television
(1984-1988)Grand Granite Television
(1988-1993)Grand Granite Television
(1993-1997)Grand Granite Television
(1997-2000)Grand Granite Television
(2000-2010)ADTV New Jersey
(2010-present)
ADTV Idaho

**ADTV Idaho** (Formerly known as the **Boise Broadcasting Service**, or **BBS** for short, until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Idaho.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Idaho started as Boise Broadcasting Service, and started broadcasts in 1960. In idents, the TV station was known as BBS.

In 1998, during station identifications, the TV station added a period to its short name making it "BBS.", but changed its' name back to BBS in 2005, until 2010, when BBS rebranded to ADTV Idaho.

## Logos

BBS (1960-1965)BBS (1965-1972)BBS (1972-1977)BBS (1977-1984)BBS (1984-1987)BBS (1987-1994)BBS (1994-1998)BBS (1998-2005)BBS (2005-2010)ADTV Idaho (2010-present)
Guam ADTV

**Guam ADTV** is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. overseas territory of Guam, and, along with RicoTV and Liberty Television, is the only surviving ADTV network which did not get renamed to ADTV (insert something here) in 2010.

## History

In 1982, ADTV launched Guam ADTV, which served in, as in the name, Guam.

During early half of the 1990s, the American Divisional Network Authority was noticing a decline in ADTV viewership, and decided to save money by hosting a broadcasting round for less profitable stations, that being Birmingham Television (Alabama's ADTV Station), Iowa State Broadcasting (ADTV's Iowa Station), New Mexico Network (ADTV's New Mexico Station), and Volcanic Broadcasting Company (ADTV's Wyoming Station). This round would shortly later grow nationwide due to support from ADTV viewers. In the broadcasting round, two stations bid for ADTV Guam's license, with Chamorru Television bidding 900,000 USD, and TV Tagimoucia bidding 1 Million USD. However, despite Guam ADTV Corporation struggling for cash at the time, they were able to outbid both stations with a whisk of under 700,000 USD due to the other two bids being disqualified on quality grounds.

## Logos

Guam ADTV
(1982-1984)Guam ADTV
(1984-1987)Guam ADTV
(1987-1989)Guam ADTV
(1989-1991)Guam ADTV
(1991-1993)Guam ADTV
(1993-2002)Guam ADTV
(2002-2008)Guam ADTV
(2008-2010)Guam ADTV
(2010-2015)Guam ADTV
(2015-2021)Guam ADTV
(2021-present)
ADTV Français

*For its English counterpart, see ADTV Louisiana*

**ADTV Français** (formerly known as **Cygne Télévision** until 1991, and **Swan for the French** until 2010) is a French-speaking network of ADTV Louisiana.

## History

In 1975, Swan Television launched Cygne Television, which served in French speaking parts of Louisiana.

In 1991, to avoid confusion with Swan Television, Cygne Télévision changed its' name to Swan for the French, until 2010, when Swan for the French rebranded to ADTV Français.

## Logos

CygneTV
(1975-1983)CygneTV
(1983-1988)CygneTV
(1988-1991)Swan For the French
(1991-1996)Swan For the French
(1998-2007)Swan For the French
(2007-2010)ADTV Français
(2010-2015)ADTV Français
(2015-2021)
New Mexico Network

*For IncantaTV (the network that replaced New Mexico Network), click here.*

**New Mexico Network**, commonly abbreviated to **NMN**, was a former ADTV member network serving the state of New Mexico from 1960-1992. It is one of the few ADTV member networks to become defunct before 2010, as the network eventually fell due to financial problems in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

## History

In 1992, due to the New Mexico financial crisis, the channel filed for bankruptcy and stopped broadcasting. ADTV put together a temporary service called ADTV New Mexico. This was the first time that ADTV (INSERT STATE HERE) was used outside of 2010.

In late 1992, a permanent replacement was found that would serve the New Mexico region, called IncantaTV, which began broadcasting in January 2, 1993.

## Logos

New Mexico Network
(1960-1962)New Mexico Network
(1962-1965)New Mexico Network
(1965-1971)New Mexico Network
(1971-1974)New Mexico Network
(1974-1978)New Mexico Network
(1978-1981)New Mexico Network
(1981-1984)New Mexico Network
(1984-1988)New Mexico Network
(1988-1992)
ADTV UK

**ADTV UK** is the fourth official television network of the United Kingdom, competing against Channel 4. Not just that ADTV UK is the fourth official television network of the UK, ADTV UK is the fourth proper television network in the UK. ADTV UK does not just air programmes from their regions and production companies, they also air programmes from ADTV (the American one). In competition with Channel 4's sister channels, ADTV UK has sister channels as well like the American ADTV sister channels. Not just they are rivals with Channel 4, they are also rivals to the BBC as well because they're a commercial TV station so as a result, ADTV UK are friends with ITV and not just their friends with them, it's because that they're not just affiliated with ADTV, their are also affiliated with Ofcom (formerly the Independent Television Authority (ITA), then the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA), then the Independent Television Commission (ITC). As the American ADTV has a American Divisional Network Authority (ADNA), ADTV UK has the same thing too but under the name of the British Regional Network Authority (BRNA).

## History

After seeing the success of the American ADTV network, the ADTV network decided to reach to the United Kingdom. With the help of the Independent Television Authority, ADTV UK was successfully able to start their UK transmissions on June 1st, 1963.

## Stations

1. Wales - Wales Television/Wales Television | Teledu Cymru/WalesTV
2. South West - Coastline Broadcasting Network
3. Midlands - Peak Television
4. South England - Television for Downlands
5. North East - North Eastern Network
6. Cumbria and South Scotland - Marches Television
7. Yorkshire & Lincolnshire - Minster Television
8. Northern & Central Scotland - Central & Northern Scotland Television
9. East England - Cambridge Network
10. North West - Cheshire Television
11. Channel Islands - Island Broadcasting Network
12. Northern Ireland - North Crown Television
13. London - Big Ben Broadcasts
ADTV California

**ADTV California** (Formerly known as **Golden Television** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of California.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV California started as Golden Television, and started broadcasts in March 15th, 1960, like every other ADTV network during that time.

On 1974, the TV station shortened its' name to Golden.

On Golden's 35th anniversary in 1995, Golden announced that it will purchase Dover Television (ADTV's Delaware network), resulting into the latter network to become DE-GOLDEN. It stayed like that until 2010, when Golden and De-Golden rebranded to ADTV California and ADTV Delaware, respectively.

## Logos

Golden Television (1960-1974)Golden (1974-1979)Golden (1979-1985)Golden (1985-2001)Golden (35years variant)Golden (2001-2010)ADTV California (2010-present)
ADTV Vermont

**ADTV Vermont** (formerly known as the **Vermont Broadcasting Service (VBS)**), is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Vermont.

## History

In 1960, ADTV released the Vermont Broadcasting Service (which would later become ADTV Vermont), which served in Burlington, Montpelier, Hartford and all of Vermont.

(More lore will be added the day after ADTV 45 is released.)

## Logos

(Logos will be added the day after ADTV 45 is released.)
ADTV North Dakota

**ADTV North Dakota**, known as **Fargo Television** prior to 2010, is a state network of commercial television stations operated primarily by American Divisional Television. It comprises all of the ADTV stations in the U.S. state of North Dakota.

The state network is available through the flagship station WFGO in Fargo and eight satellite stations that cover all of North Dakota. ADTV North Dakota is also accessible on most satellite and cable television providers in North Dakota.

## History

Like any other station in ADTV (exception; Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Guam), ADTV North Dakota started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960, launching along side most other stations in the network.

(Although it was told lore will be added the day after ADTV 34 is uploaded, this is currently being looked upon. Please stand by.)

## Logos

1960-19651965-1967FargoTV (1967-1972)FargoTV (1972-1974)FargoTV (1974-1978)FargoTV (1978-1982)FargoTV (1982-1985)FargoTV (1985-1989)FargoTV (1989-1993)FTV (1993-1998)FTV (1998-2003)FTV (2003-2005)FTV (2005-2007)FTV (2005-2010)
ADTV New Mexico (1992)

*For New Mexico Network, the station that preceded this service, click here.*

*For ADTV New Mexico, the modern-day station of the same name, click here.*

**ADTV New Mexico** was a temporary state-wide service for the state of New Mexico that broadcast for a short period after the closure of New Mexico Network from March 1992 to January 1993.

## History

In 1990, ADTV held a broadcast round for the New Mexico area following apparent financial struggles from **New Mexico Network**. There were two networks bidding for the state, being IncantaTV and New Mexico Television, with **IncantaTV** eventually winning the bid.

However, problems arose when it became clear that NMN did not have the necessary resources to continue broadcasting until 1993, with the company estimated to run out of funding in mid 1992. Due to this, ADTV wanted IncantaTV to move their launch date to May 1992, however IncantaTV stated that they "did not currently have the capability to run a station". In a last ditch effort to prevent ADTV from blacking out entirely for a majority of 1992, they instead drafted up a temporary service that would provide New Mexico with ADTV content until IncantaTV was ready to broadcast.

Advertising on the station was paid for by ADTV LLC, being the only network to not pay for advertising themselves.

The station would launch on March 1, 1992 after the previous day's airing of ADTV Night Time with little fanfare as a still image of the network's logo and a continuity announcer simply stating "This is ADTV in New Mexico" were played out on screen.

While the network never made original programming, being the only state-wide network to do so, they did still broadcast news coverage to the region with the program "New Mexico News" that aired at noon and 6 PM. However, the news coverage was regarded as poor, mainly caused by the network rarely using live video, instead opting for either images or diagrams. The news set was also downgraded from the previous network, now opting for a plain beige room with a metallic image of New Mexico displayed across the backdrop.

ADTV New Mexico's final day of broadcast was on January 1, 1993, with it's final program being a rerun of **Easy Come, Easy Go**. The following day, the station was replaced with **IncantaTV**, which still serves New Mexico to the present day.

While unrelated to the service, the name **ADTV New Mexico** would be adopted by IncantaTV after a rebrand of the ADTV network in 2010.

## Logos

ADTV New Mexico
(1992-1993)
List Of Long Running TV Programs of ADTV

This page is a list of all long running non-news programs that were produced by and aired on ADTV, both locally and nationally. Local programs have been bolded.

Please note that programs produced by parties outside of the ADTV Network are not included on this list, and a program needs to have aired for at least 10 years to be considered "long-running".

## Alabama (Birmingham Television)

* Brawl Stars (1965 - present)
* The Weekly Paper (1975 - present) *[Note: Produced by Golden Television (ADTV California) pre-1995]*
* **Tonight Tonight** (2003 - present)

## California (Golden Television)

* Pictures At An Exhibition (1975 - present)

## Colorado (Denver Television)

* The Den (1987 - present)
* Lake O' Fire (2007 - present)

## Connecticut (Connecticut Television)

* The Hills of Matthew's Harvest (1978 - 2009)

## Georgia (Atlanta Television Broadcasting Company)

* Collins Hill High School (1983 - present)
* Attack (1973 - 2006)
* Breakthrough (1989 - 2005)
* **Small Town, Big Time** (1987 - 2001)
* The Man In Charge (1977 - 2000)

## Kansas (Wichita Network)

* American Heartland (1986-present)
* Mr. Deshawn's House (1970 - 2011)

## Mississippi (Jackson Network)

The Choctaw And Pearl River (1971 - 1985)

Brandon (1989 - Present)

Kicks (2009 - Present)
ADTV Hawaii

**ADTV Hawaii** (Formerly known as **Tropical Network** until 1996, and **Hawaii Regional** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Hawaii.

## History

In 1963, ADTV announced that they are going to find a network that is needed to fulfill the role of the upcoming Hawaiian service.

(LORE COMING SOON)

Following a restructuring of the company, in 1996, the TV station changed its' name to Hawaii Regional. It stayed until 2010, when Hawaii Regional rebranded to ADTV Hawaii.

## Logos

Tropical Network (1965-1969)Tropical Network (1969-1971)Tropical Network (1971-1982)Tropical Network (1982-1996)Hawaii Regional (1996-2000)Hawaii Regional (2000-2005)Hawaii Regional (2005-2007)Hawaii Regional (2007-2010)ADTV Hawaii (2010-present)
ADTV UK South England

History

**ADTV UK South England** (previously known as Television for Downlands (TVDL) until 2010) is an ADTV UK member network serving the franchise for the South and South East of England. It is the biggest size of land franchise in the ADTV UK network and the station broadcasts to 12 counties. Those counties are: Dorset, Hampshire, West Sussex, East Sussex, Kent, Surrey, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Northamptonshire.

## History

Like any other ADTV UK network, ADTV UK South England was launched as Television for Downlands, and started broadcasts in 1963.

In 1982, (in idents), TVDL, which was the secondary name for Television for Downlands, went on to become a primary name. It stayed until 2010, when TVDL rebranded to ADTV UK South England.

## Logos

Television for Downlands
(1963-1965)Television for Downlands
(1965-1967)Television for Downlands
(1967-1969)Television for Downlands
(1969-1976)Television for Downlands
(1976-1982)Television for Downlands
(1982-1985)Television for Downlands
(1985-1993)Television for Downlands
(1993-1997)Television for Downlands
(1997-2000)Television for Downlands
(2000-2004)Television for Downlands
(2004-2007)Television for Downlands
(2007-2010)ADTV UK South England
(2010-present)
ADTV Illinois

**ADTV Illinois** (formerly know as **ChicagoTV** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Illinois.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Illinois started as ChicagoTV, and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 2010, ChicagoTV rebranded to ADTV Illinois.

## Logos

ChicagoTV
(1960-1964)ChicagoTV
(1964-1972)ChicagoTV
(1972-1978)ChicagoTV
(1978-1984)ChicagoTV
(1984-1990)ChicagoTV
(1990-1994)ChicagoTV
(1994-2000)ChicagoTV
(2000-2007)ChicagoTV
(2007-2010)ADTV Illinois
(2010-present)
## Shows

* **ADTV Report** (1960-2010 [2011 onwards produced in California], Aired Nationwide)
Season 1

## Season 1

### Premiered

May 9, 2021

Season 1, which began on the air on May 9, 2021, consisted of 13 episodes.

* 1.Box Sending Part 1
* 2.Box Sending Part 2
* 3.Box Sending Part 3
* 4.Screams from the Box Part 1
* 5.Screams from the Box Part 2
* 6.Azkaban Battle Part 1
* 7.Azkaban Battle Part 2
* 8.Crazy People Part 1
* 9.Crazy People Part 2
* 10.Crazy People Part 3
* 11.Megatron Part 1
* 12.Megatron Part 2
* 13.Megatron Part 3
ATBC

**ATBC**, short for **Atlanta Transmission and Broadcasting Company**, is a Liberty member network serving the U.S. state of Georgia.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), Atlanta Transmission and Broadcasting Company started broadcasts in 1960 and was owned by ADTV until 1981.

On 1981, like Orlando Television, ATBC was bought by Liberty Television. However, unlike Orlando Television, their idents didn't mention it is "A Liberty Company".

It is currently unknown if ATBC and other Liberty networks still exist as of 2012. (This will be until LogoBro64 reveals what happened to them.)

## Logos

ATBC (1960-1962)ATBC (1962-1965)ATBC (1965-1974)ATBC (1974-1981)ATBC (1981-1985)ATBC (1985-1995)ATBC (1990; 30th anniversary variant)ATBC (1995-2002)ATBC (2002-2007)ATBC (2007-2010)ATBC (2010-present)
## Shows

* **ATBC Evening News** (1960 to 2013, Aired on ATBC)
* **7 In the Forest** (1969 to 1970, Aired nationally)
* **Attack** (1973-2006, Aired nationally)
* **Horizon** (1978 to 1981, Aired nationally)
* **Collins Hill High School** (1983 - present, Aired nationally & ITV)
* **It's Not Right** (1985-1988, Aired On ATBC & Orlando Television)
* **Small Town, Big Time** (1987 - 2001)
* **Chell's** (1988-1993, Aired On ATBC & Orlando Television)
* **Breakthrough** (1989 to 2005, Aired on all Liberty networks)
ADTV Connecticut

**ADTV Connecticut** (formerly known as **Connecticut Television** until 2010) is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Connecticut.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (except; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and Guam), ADTV Connecticut started as Connecticut Television and started broadcasts in 1960.

## **Shows**

C'est La Vie (1960 - 1971)

Paul and Daniel (1960 - 1961)

Maximum Reference (1977 - 1979)

The Hills of Matthew's Harvest (1978 - 2009)

## Logos

Connecticut Television (1960-1968)Connecticut Television (1968-1974)Connecticut Television (1974-1979)Connecticut (1979-1983)Connecticut (1983-1986)Connecticut (1986-1987)Connecticut (1987-1993)Connecticut (1993-1998)Connecticut (1998-2003)Connecticut (2003-2007)Connecticut (2007-2010)ADTV Connecticut (2010-present)
ADTV Arizona

**ADTV Arizona** (Formerly known as **Canyon** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Arizona.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Arizona started as Canyon Television, and started broadcasts in 1960.

On 1984, the TV station shortened its' name to Canyon. It stayed until 2010, when Canyon rebranded to ADTV Arizona.

## Logos

Canyon Television (1960-1971) (B&W)Canyon Television (1960-1971) (Color)Canyon Television (1971-1978)Canyon Television (1978-1984)Canyon (1984-1996)Canyon (1996-2010)Canyon (1996-2010; 48years variant)ADTV Arizona (2010-present)
TeleDetroit

**TeleDetroit** is a Liberty member network serving the U.S. state of Michigan.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), TeleDetroit started broadcasts in 1960, and was owned by ADTV until 1981.

On 1983, TeleDetroit was bought by Liberty Television. However, like ATBC, their idents didn't mention it is "A Liberty Company".

It is currently unknown if TeleDetroit and other Liberty networks still exist as of 2012. (This will be until LogoBro64 reveals what happened to them.)

## Logos

TeleDetroit
(1960-1965)TeleDetroit
(1965-1969)TeleDetroit
(1969-1974)TeleDetroit
(1974-1979)TeleDetroit
(1979-1983)TeleDetroit
(1983-1993)TeleDetroit
(1993-1995)TeleDetroit
(1995-1999)TeleDetroit
(1999-2004)TeleDetroit
(2004-2007)TeleDetroit
(2007-2010)TeleDetroit
(2010-present)
ADTV UK Yorkshire

**ADTV UK Yorkshire** (previously known as Minster Television until 2010) is an ADTV UK member network serving and/or the franchise for Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and the North Midlands.

## History

Like any other ADTV UK network, ADTV UK Yorkshire was launched as Minster Television, and started broadcasts in 1963.
ADTV Rhode Island

**ADTV Rhode Island**, known as **Violet Television (Violet)** prior to 2010, is a state network of public television stations operated primarily by the American Divisional Television. It comprises one ADTV station in the U.S. state of Rhode Island.

## History

Lore will be added the day after ADTV 39 is uploaded.
ADTV Delaware

**ADTV Delaware** (Formerly known as **Dover Television** until 1995, and **DE-GOLDEN** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Delaware.

## History

On January 14th, 1957, 37-year-old Paul O'Brian proposed a network that would promise "Local News on Delaware", and "Receive programming no one has ever seen before". He planned to launch the network on Channel 19 in Dover, Delaware. On April 5th, 1957, ADNA accepted his idea to launch his TV network. However, he didn't name the network until his network began to develop on August 24th, 1957, when his friend Desmond Mohammadi decided to name the network "**Dover Television**". O'Brian agreed the bid to name the network **Dover Television** and made more development during 1958 to 1960.

On 1985, in on-screen logos, the TV station shortened its' name to Dover.

On GOLDEN's 35th anniversary in 1995, Dover Television was bought by GOLDEN, resulting into the latter network to become DE-GOLDEN, and adopted similar logos of GOLDEN, but with "DE-" added next to "GOLDEN". It stayed like that until 2010, when Golden and DE-GOLDEN rebranded to ADTV California and ADTV Delaware, respectively.

## Logos

Dover Television (1960-1972)Dover Television (1972-1978)Dover Television (1978-1983)Dover Television (1983-1988)Dover (1985; 25th anniversary)Dover (1988-1995)DE-GOLDEN (1995-1999)DE-GOLDEN (1999-2001)DE-GOLDEN (2001-2010)ADTV Delaware (2010-present)
ADTV Ohio

This ADTV page is about a ADTV station which it's own episode just released, info may slowly pop out so stay updated.

**ADTV Ohio**, known as **Columbus Network Communications (CNC)** prior to 2010, is a state network of public television stations operated primarily by the American Divisional Television. It comprises all of the ADTV stations in the U.S. state of Ohio and parts of surrounding states.

## History

Lore will be added the day after ADTV 35 is uploaded.

## Logos

1960 Ident1965 Endcap1965 Ident1966 Ident1968 Ident1972 Ident1976 Ident1980 Ident1983 Ident1986 Ident1990 Ident (Day)1990 Ident (Night)1991 Ident1993 Ident1997 Ident2003 Ident2007 Ident2008 Ident2010 Ident
ADTV Colorado

**ADTV Colorado** (Formerly known as **Denver Television (DTV)** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Colorado.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Colorado started as Denver Television, and started broadcasts in 1960.

On 1968, the TV station shortened its' name to DTV. It stayed until 2010, when DTV rebranded to ADTV Colorado.

## Logos

Denver Television (1960-1965)Denver Television in Color (1965-1968)DTV (1968-1974)DTV (1974-1985)DTV (1979-1985)DTV (1985-1996)DTV (1996-2007)DTV (2007-2010)ADTV Colorado (2010-present)
ADTV South Dakota

**ADTV South Dakota** (Formerly known as Rushmore Television until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the state of South Dakota.

## History

Like any other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), Rushmore Television started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960.

(More lore will be added the day after ADTV 41 is uploaded.)

## Logos

Logos will be added the day after ADTV 41 is uploaded.
ADTV Kansas

**ADTV Kansas** (known as **Wichita Network** until 2010) is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. State of Kansas.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Kansas started as Wichita Network, and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 1996 (in idents), Wichita Network shortened its' name to Wichita. That changed in 2010, when Wichita Network rebranded to ADTV Kansas in 2010.

## Logos

Wichita Network
(1960-1963)Wichita Network
(1963-1965)Wichita Network
(1965-1972)Wichita Network
(1972-1978)Wichita Network
(1978-1982)Wichita Network
(1982-1986)Wichita Network
(1986-1996)Wichita
(1996-2004)Wichita
(2004-2007)Wichita
(2007-2010)ADTV Kansas
(2010-present)
ADTV Mississippi

**ADTV Mississippi** (formerly known as **Jackson Network (JN)** until 2010) is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Mississippi.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Mississippi started as Jackson Network, and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 1978, in idents, the TV station shortened its' name to JN, until 2010 when JN rebranded to ADTV Mississippi.

## Logos

Jackson Network
(1960-1961)Jackson Network
(1961-1963)Jackson Network
(1963-1965)Jackson Network
(1965-1973)Jackson Network
(1973-1978)Jackson Network
(1978-1984)Jackson Network
(1984-1987)Jackson Network
(1987-1993)Jackson Network
(1993-1997)Jackson Network
(1997-2002)Jackson Network
(2002-2005)Jackson Network
(2005-2007)Jackson Network
(2007-2010)ADTV Mississippi (2010-present)
ADTV Arkansas

**ADTV Arkansas** (Formerly known as **Little Rock Television** until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Arkansas.

## History

Just like every other ADTV station (exception; Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Arkansas was launched as Little Rock Television, and began broadcasts on 1960.

In 1966, in on-screen logos, the TV station shortened its' name to LRT. It stayed until 2010, when LRT rebranded to ADTV Arkansas.

## Logos

Little Rock Television (1960-1966)Little Rock Television (1966-1975)Little Rock Television (1975-1980)Little Rock Television (1980; 20th anniversary variant)Little Rock Television (1981-1996)Little Rock Television (1996-2002)Little Rock Television (2002-2010)ADTV Arkansas (2010-present)
ADTV Alaska

**ADTV Alaska** (formerly known as **Alaska Television**), is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Alaska.

## History

In 1974, ADTV released Alaska Television (which would later become ADTV Alaska), which served in Fairbanks, Anchorage, Juneau and all of Alaska, as the fifty-first network to go on air.

In 1985, in idents, the acronym "ATV" was mainly used, although they kept showing the full name. It stayed like that until 2010, when Alaska Television rebranded to ADTV Alaska. Their acronym is/was not to be confused with the ITV franchise for the Midlands between 1956-1982 ATV (Associated Television).

## Logos

Alaska Television (1974-1985)Alaska Television (1985-1992)Alaska Television (1992-1999)Alaska Television (1999-2010)Alaska Television HDTV Variant (2009-2010)ADTV Alaska (2010-present)
ADTV Wisconsin

**ADTV Wisconsin** (Formerly known as Milwaukee Television Network (MTN) until 2009) is a ADTV member network serving the state of Wisconsin.

## History

Like any other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), Milwaukee Television Network (MTN) started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960.

(Lore will be added the day after ADTV 49 is uploaded.)
ADTV Iowa

**ADTV Iowa** (Formerly known as **Iowa State Broadcasting**, or **ISB** for short, until 2010) is a ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Iowa.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Iowa started as Iowa State Broadcasting, and started broadcasts in 1960. In idents, the TV station was known as ISB.

On 2010, ISB rebranded to ADTV Iowa.

## Logos

ISB (1960-1965)ISB (1965-1973)ISB (1973-1979)ISB (1979-1984)ISB (1984-1987)ISB (1987-1988)ISB (1988-1994)ISB (1994-2002)ISB (2002-2005)ISB (2005-2007)ISB (2007-2010)ADTV Iowa (2010-present)
ADTV Washington

**ADTV Washington** (Formerly known as Seattle Network Services (SNS) until 2009) is a ADTV member network serving the state of Washington.

## History

Like any other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), Seattle Network Services started broadcasts on March 15th, 1960.

(More lore will be added the day after ADTV 47 is uploaded.)
ADTV Nevada

ADTV Nevada (known as Vegas Broadcasts until 2010) is a network of ADTV, serving the U.S. state of Nevada and surrounding areas.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Nevada started as Vegas Broadcast, and started broadcasts in 1960, serving the television markets of Reno-Carson City and Las Vegas. At its launch, VB broadcasted from the Las Vegas ADTV Transmitter and was soon joined by Carson City and Reno.

## Logos

(1960-1965)(1965-1975)(1972-1977)(1977-1981)(1981-1984)(1984-1988)(1988-1993)(1993-1997)(1997-2002)(2002-2004)(2004-2010)
(the ratio was originally
4:3, but changed to 16:9 in 2007)
Hinata Kashiwagi

* 2022
* 2021

**Hinata Kashiwagi** (柏木ひなた, *Kashiwagi Hinata*) is a Japanese idol singer, actress, and was a member of the idol group Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku.

On April 4, 2022, Hinata revealed that she will be graduating from Ebichu in December 2022.

## Introduction Line

* Japanese
* Romaji
* English Translation

（お〜もち、も〜ちもち）

柏木ひなた！

（はい！）

降っても晴れてもひなた日和。

エビ中のいつも笑顔なおもちゃ箱

出席番号10番おもちこと柏木ひなたです！

(O~mochi, mo~chimochi)

Kashiwagi Hinata!

(Hai!)

Futtemo haretemo Hinata biyori.

Ebichu no itsumo egao na omocha-bako

Shusseki-bangou omochi koto Kashiwagi Hinata desu!

(O~mochi, mo~chimochi)

Kashiwagi Hinata!

(Yes!)

Even if it rains, even if it shines, the weather is Hinata.

Ebichu’s Toybox who is Always Smiling

Attendance Number 10, Omochi Hinata Kashiwagi!

(In Japanese, Hinata (ひなた) can mean sunny.)

## Trivia

* Her nicknames are Hinachan (ひなちゃん), Omochi (おもち), and Tanahii (たなひー).
* She has two dogs, Kotarou and Ponzu, and two cats, Yamato and Sora.
	+ She says her house is like a zoo.
ADTV Massachusetts

**ADTV Massachusetts** (known as **Boston Broadcasting** until 2010) is an ADTV member network serving the U.S. state of Massachusetts.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Massachusetts started as Boston Broadcasting, and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 2010, Boston Broadcasting rebranded to ADTV Massachusetts.

## Logos

Boston Broadcasting
(1960-1963)Boston Broadcasting
(1963-1965)Boston Broadcasting
(1965-1971)Boston Broadcasting
(1971-1974)Boston Broadcasting
(1974-1979)Boston Broadcasting
(1979-1983)Boston Broadcasting
(1983-1985)Boston Broadcasting
(1985-1993)Boston Broadcasting
(1993-1997)Boston Broadcasting
(1997-2004)Boston Broadcasting
(2004-2007)Boston Broadcasting
(2007-2010)ADTV Massachusetts
(2010-present)
ADTV Nebraska

**ADTV Nebraska** (known as **Omaha Network** until 2004, and **Nebraska Television (NeTV)** until 2010) is an ADTV member network serving the state of Nebraska.

## History

Like every other U.S. State (exception; Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam), ADTV Nebraska started as Omaha Network, and started broadcasts in 1960.

In 2004, in an attempt to connect some of their rural viewers, the TV station changed its' name to NeTV, until 2010, when NeTV rebranded to ADTV Nebraska.
Kaho Kobayashi

* 2022
* 2021

**Kaho Kobayashi** (小林歌穂, *Kobayashi Kaho*) is a Japanese idol singer, actress, and a member of the idol group Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku.

She joined Ebichu in 2014 alongside Riko Nakayama.

## Introduction Line

#### Japanese

じゃんけん　（ぽー！）

あっちむいて　（ぽー！）

じゃんけん　（ぽー！）

こっちむいて　（ぽーちゃん！）

歌う稲穂、ダンシングライス

出席番号11番小林歌穂！

#### English Translation

Rock-paper-scissors (Po!)

Look over here (Po!)

Rock-paper-scissors (Po!)

Look over there (Po-chan!)

Singing Ear of Rice, Dancing Rice

Attendance Number 11, Kaho Kobayashi!

## Trivia

* Her nicknames are Kaho-chan (かほちゃん), Po-chan (ぽーちゃん), and Po (ぽー).
* She is the tallest member of the group.
Yuno Kokubo

* 2022
* 2021

**Yuno Kokubo** (小久保柚乃, *Kokubo Yuno*) is a Japanese idol singer and a member of the idol group Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku.

She joined Ebichu in 2021 along with members Cocona Sakuragi and Nonoka Kazami.

## Trivia

* Her nickname is Yunopi (ゆのぴ).
* Her hobbies are reading, dancing, handicraft and cooking.
* Her special skills are skiing, swimming, stilts and long-distance running.
	+ She started practicing long-distance running at the age of four.
List of ADTV networks

*For networks of ADTV UK, click here.*

Prior to 2010, these are the lists of every ADTV channel, both terrestrial and cable.

With the exception of Liberty Television and its affiliates, Guam ADTV, and Rico TV, the majority of the terrestrial franchises were rebranded to ADTV (insert state here) that year.

## Networks (terrestrial, American division)

1. Alabama - Birmingham Television
2. Alaska - Alaska Television
3. Arizona - Canyon Television
4. Arkansas - Little Rock Television
5. California - Golden Television
6. Colorado - Denver Television
7. Connecticut - Connecticut Television
8. / Delaware - Dover Television/DE-GOLDEN
9. Florida - Orlando Television ()
10. Georgia - ATBC ()
11. / Hawaii - Tropical Network/Hawaii Regional
12. Idaho - Boise Broadcasting Service
13. Illinois - ChicagoTV
14. Indiana - Polis Television
15. Iowa - Iowa State Broadcasting
16. Kansas - Wichita Network
17. Kentucky - Frankfort Transmissions
18. Louisiana - Swan Television
19. Maine - MaineTV
20. Maryland - Calvert Communications
21. Massachusetts - Boston Broadcasting
22. Michigan - TeleDetroit ()
23. Minnesota - Saint Paul Television
24. Mississippi - Jackson Network
25. Missouri - TVLouis
26. Montana - Glacier Television Network
27. / Nebraska - Omaha Network/NeTV
28. Nevada - Vegas Broadcasts
29. New Hampshire - Channel H
30. New Jersey - Grand Granite Television
31. / New Mexico - New Mexico Network/IncantaTV
32. New York - Liberty Television
33. North Carolina - Raleigh Television Service
34. North Dakota - Fargo TV
35. Ohio - Columbus Network Communications
36. Oklahoma - County Television
37. Oregon - TVOregon ()
38. Pennsylvania - Liberty Bell Network
39. Rhode Island - Violet Television
40. South Carolina - South Carolina Network
41. South Dakota - Rushmore Television
42. Tennessee - Nashville Network ()
43. Texas - Longhorn Television
44. Utah - Salt Lake Television
45. Vermont - Vermont Broadcasting Service
46. Virginia - Virginian Television Network
47. Washington - Seattle Television Service
48. West Virginia - West Virginia Television ()
49. Wisconsin - Milwaukee Broadcasting Network
50. Wyoming - Cheyenne Television Company
51. Washington D.C. - Capitol Television
52. Guam - Guam ADTV
53. Puerto Rico - RicoTV

## Other networks

1. ADTV2/ADTV Cinema
2. ADTV3/Travelpak
3. / Louisiana (French) - Television Cygne/Swan For The French
4. ADTV Flashback/ADTV You
5. ADSN 1
6. ADSN 2
7. ADSN 3
8. ADTV News Channel
9. Children's ADTV
10. ADTV Arts
11. ADTV Español
Rina Matsuno

### Years Active

April 2009–April 2010 (Mini☆Cheer Bears), May 22, 2010–February 8, 2017 (Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku)

### Social Media

matsunorina\_official (Instagram)

**Rina Matsuno** (松野莉奈, *Matsuno Rina*) was a Japanese idol singer, model, actress, and a member of the idol group Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku.

On February 8, 2017, Rina passed away due to lethal arrhythmia. She was 18 years old.
Sora

**Sora** (そら, *Sora*) is the pet cat of Hinata Kashiwagi.

Sora is one of Hinata’s four pets, the others being Kotarou, Ponzu and Yamato.

## Trivia

* Sora’s birthday is May 2, 2014.
* Sora is the youngest of Hinata’s four pets.

Sora and Hinata. (2020)Sora (left) and Yamato (right) with Hinata. (2016)Sora (left) and Yamato (right) with Hinata. (2016)
Season 3

## Season 3

### Episodes

10

Season 3, unlike the first two seasons, consisted of 10 episodes. They include:

* 27. Bowl of Random Part 1
* 28. Bowl of Random Part 2
* 29. Bowl of Random Part 3
* 30. Back on Track Part 1
* 31. Back on Track Part 2
* 32. Almost There... Part 1
* 33. Almost There... Part 2
* 34. Almost There... Part 3
* 35. Almost There... Part 4
* 36. Almost There... Part 5
Nonoka Kazami

* 2022
* 2021

**Nonoka Kazami** (風見和香, *Kazami Nonoka*) is a Japanese idol singer and a member of the idol group Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku.

She joined Ebichu in 2021 along with members Cocona Sakuragi and Yuno Kokubo.

## Trivia

* Her nickname is Nonokamaru (ののかまる).
* She is the youngest member of the group.
* Her hobby is rhythmic gymnastics.
* Her special skills are birthday card-making and sprinting.
	+ She likes to make congratulatory cards for her parents and sisters.
* She has two older sisters and one older brother.
	+ Her eldest sister is 26, her brother is 24, and her second eldest sister is 22.
	+ Both her sisters are cheerleaders.