Tele-Rilchide

Tele-Rilchide, known by it's signals RNTS-TV, is the national television station in Rilchide. It broadcasts general programming in English. It was founded as NTS Station 4 in 1961.

## History

### Origins

The origins of television in Rilchide started when American inmigrants started to study electricity at the University of Moredley. However, since the resources were very limited there, they had started selling products from their home country, and even managing to hire some immigrants to work with them, to make a new television station there. The first television broadcasting in Rilchide was for private seeing only, and featured American films, broadcasted on their first channel, which was named "The Rilchide Channel", governed and administered by the American government.
The government of Rilchide, however, denied the legalization of "The Rilchide Channel", due to it only transmitting American films on that era. For it, the government had plans to overthrow the channel, but due to the peaceful laws of the government at that time, the station had to close down.

In the 1950's, the study of theatre and electrical resources was obligatory in that time, which led to the overpopulation of radio stations at the time. A television station in Rilchide was proposed to air in 1950 by the Port Orinoch man Hubert Klawych, on which had been designed a camera by himself, so he can transmit acts of television and dramas. The idea, then, was then postponed due to the protests that happened years after the Eternal Rilchide Campaign, which collapsed 10% of the buildings in Michiton.

The director of the Hartford College at that time, Jean Welkins, had been proposing a public television company that would gain money to technicians and actors in 1954, but not without the help of Cuban technicians Juan Dominguez y Elebio Vargas, who had been graduated as electricists 10 years before, and then moved to Rilchide to establish it. The plan, was then failed, and thus, they have broke their promise, and 4 years later, protests at the college were growing like fire, which were then suppressed by the Rilchidian police.

The successful event came in 1961, when the National Television Services of Rilchide were founded. They had not one, but two television stations, Channel 4, by it's signals RNTS-TV which transmitted programming in English, and Channel 14 by it's signals RNWT-TV, which transmitted programming in English, Spanish, Warough and other indigenous languages. The idea was given by Jonathan Ford, a graduate from the University of Michiton, along with 12 attorneys who were with him for 2 years, which lifted their voice to announce the first television stations in Rilchide, along with the first program to ever be produced in Rilchide: Simon the Powerful, featuring the former mayor of Michiton, James Krass.

### Television coup d'etat (1965)

An event, also known as the "Television coup d'etat", was made to renew and refresh the programming that the Station 4 gave to the people, and it was started by 300 workers who had just been hired from the station. They said that the "station was so poor in programming, while the television stations from America and Venezuela, along with it's programs, had taken all over the television guide", and thus, leaving the workers with little to no money wherever they make a program. The headquarters of Station 4 were then demolished by the workers, and thus, closing it's station for 30 days, until it was reconstructed, and opened again to the public in the 6th of September of that year, with one of the leaders of the coup d'etat, Morgan Park, declaring herself as president of the NTS for the next 12 years.

### Golden age of Tele-Rilchide (1970's)

    While the workers of the coup d'etat had been taking all over the station, more Rilchidian content has been made, with some of the workers paying 70 bucks per the program and content. It's most watched program was the live-action sitcom Willy and Company, which was made by the comic book artist Paul Schwitz, which earned more than 50 million bucks per viewer.
On 1975, Tele-Rilchide made it's first promo; "Four You And Me", which led the station to be the micronation's most watched television station by only 2 years.

### Color (1979-1984)

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Although Tele-Rilchide's programs were less expensive in color producing, some of it's original shows did not go well, especially the game show Stepway, which had been grossing it's budget 107 dollars less than it was in the late 60's and 1970's.

### Second Golden Age (1989-1992)

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Tele-Rilchide's last promo was "Join Us", and the president of the station declared that the promos in the television station should not be broadcasted or presented after the renovation of the channel, since this would lead to "exaggerated competition". Plans for the television station to gain more money were then outraged by the millionaire companies, on which none of them had bought the station successfully, but some increased the station's popularity.

## Programs

News

* Tele-Rilchide on Air
* Tele-Rilchide National News
* The Radar
* Rilchide Wakes Up
* 4C (Four Corners, Rilchidian version)

Comedy and Drama

* Clad and Friends
* Young Sheldon
* The Big Bang Theory
* Dude, What Would Happen
* Monk
* Breaking Bad (Rilchidian version)

Entertainment

* Rilchidian National Telematch
* This Means War
* Your Face Looks Familiar
* The Voice
* A-Zot!
* Stink 'em Up

Religious

* Captain God
* VeggieTales
* Superbook
* Mass with Emilius Paulson
* Butch Hartman's The Garden
* Jot the Dot

Children's

* Captain Pigeon's Double Hour
* Play School

## Slogans

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* 2011-pres: Evolute with Channel 4