USH-TV

USH-TV is a television station serving Laverne Town and the El Kadsreian territory of Seahaus. It is owned by David Vlokozu Broadcasting Partners and is an affiliate of United States television network. It is a sister station to public access channel Seahaus Public Access, -affiliated UCW-TV, and KadsreTV broadcaster SeaTV. The three stations share studios in Seahaus Media City in Laverne Town.

History
USH-TV began broadcasts on August 2, 1980 under the ownership of the Seahaus Broadcasting Company (SBC), a company owned by two Texas oil men, Rex Staunton and Robert Evans. It was an independent station up until 1982 when it switched to, obtaining the affiliation from USA-TV. In 1993, it traded affiliations with USP-TV, making USH-TV a CBS affiliate and USP-TV a CBC affiliate. In 2007, SBC was bought and absorbed by David Vlokozu Broadcasting Partners.

Programming
On July 19, 2017, USH-TV stopped airing the drama series Salvation after 2 episodes, citing it's themes of the end of the world could offend Kadsreius Shintoists. Seahausian viewers could watch the show via out-of-market stations and WMOM-TV, while USH-TV aired reruns of the  series Critter Gitters in it's timeslot.