TTV (El Kadsre)

TTV (TransTeleVision) is an El Kadsreian public-owned television channel started in 1951. It is the first broadcasting in color since 1957.

History
TTV started in December 1, 1951 as a public television channel with its public service programs.

The idents used from September 2005 to January 2008 featured the logo fading in and out constantly. Toa stated that he wanted the identity of the channel should have a "calm, but suspending" feel. These idents were negatively received, and Toa was exiled in December 2007 for getting too dictative and power happy.

New idents were broadcast onto the channel on 25th January, 2008 at 4:00pm. These idents were apparently "tossed together in a few weeks". There were three idents, Space, Colour and Dream. Space featured explosives and spirals in dark backgrounds, Colour featured paint splating and blobs mixing together, and Dream featured clouds and light backgrounds. The idents were reworked to appear fancier and made longer in May that year, and in July, a HD version of the channel was launched, and the idents were reworked to appear brighter. These were used until August 2011.

The idents used from August 2011 to March 2014 featured dark and silent idents featuring a robot. These idents were critisied for scaring young children and appearing too "jumpy". Because of this, in December 2012, the robot's neutral mouth was changed to a smile and in February 2013, the idents changed from being very dark to having a black background.

Programs
As of 2017.

Original programming

 * TTV Newswatch (1952-present)
 * Eye to Eye (1970-present)
 * Never Say Die (2013-present)
 * Locomotion (2015-present)
 * Daybreak (2009-present)
 * Welcome To The Club (2013-present)

Acquired programming

 * The Almighty Johnsons (NZ) (2014-present)
 * Nothing Trivial (NZ) (2015-present)
 * The Inspectors (NZ) (2016-present)
 * Short and Wide (NZ) (2016-present)
 * L&P Live (NZ) (2016-present)
 * Made in Canada (CA) (2014-present)
 * Aaaagh! It's Mr. Hell Show (UK) (2015-present)

Children & youth programming

 * Fireman Sam (UK) (1989-present)
 * The Sunday Sundae (1983-present)
 * Jar Dwellers SOS (CA) (2015-present)