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===Test broadcasting (1934-1939)=== |
===Test broadcasting (1934-1939)=== |
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In December 1933, the Thaposian Imperial government introduced television in their country, as it was considered new to Thaposian people. 4 months later, experimental broadcasts for their first channel started. It was given no name until May 1935, it was named "ŞRT Têlævizyênim Têsti Zaştemi", meaning TRT Television Test System". |
In December 1933, the Thaposian Imperial government introduced television in their country, as it was considered new to Thaposian people. 4 months later, experimental broadcasts for their first channel started. It was given no name until May 1935, it was named "ŞRT Têlævizyênim Têsti Zaştemi", meaning TRT Television Test System". |
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| + | In February 14, 1939, TRT 1 started official broadcasts and was named "ŞRT Têlævizyênim". It transmits from 4pm to 8pm through [[Yosong]]. From 4pm to 5pm is news, then 5pm to 7pm is local produced basic programming, mix of children's, women's, men's, comedy, action, drama, etc. 7pm to 8pm is international programming. |
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| + | In September 19, 1940, TRT 1 was forced to shut down due to World War II. All transmitters were down temporarily. In 1944, the headquarters were destroyed and 56 workers there died. In 1946, one year after WWII ended, the headquarters were reconstructed. |
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| + | On April 14, 1947, TRT 1 returned on the air. It only aired news and current affairs until 1950, when [[2TV (Thaposia)|TRT 2]] was launched, and news programming moved there. |
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==Programming== |
==Programming== |
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| − | *[[Xabaariya]] (News; |
+ | *[[Xabaariya]] (News; 1939-present) |
| + | *[[Lovely Evenings (TV series)|Uşirim Akşemim]] (1957-present) |
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*[[Who wants to be a Millionaire? (Thaposia)|Qno Panaşi žu xa Kirurvaat?]] (Game show; 2000-present) |
*[[Who wants to be a Millionaire? (Thaposia)|Qno Panaşi žu xa Kirurvaat?]] (Game show; 2000-present) |
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*[[High People (Thaposian series)|Uyêş Somar]] (Comedy; 1989-present) |
*[[High People (Thaposian series)|Uyêş Somar]] (Comedy; 1989-present) |
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*{{W|Tama & Friends|Xai Tama}} (Japanese anime; 2002-2005; Currently on ToyBox) |
*{{W|Tama & Friends|Xai Tama}} (Japanese anime; 2002-2005; Currently on ToyBox) |
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*{{W|Tico of the Seven Seas|Tico whæsêra}} (Japanese anime; 2003-2006; Currently on ToyBox) |
*{{W|Tico of the Seven Seas|Tico whæsêra}} (Japanese anime; 2003-2006; Currently on ToyBox) |
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| + | *[[Malachi Tyrus (TV series)|Malaxi Sour]] (1998-2011) |
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==Marketing== |
==Marketing== |
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Revision as of 08:48, 23 February 2020
Channel 1 (Thaposian: Kanali Qom; Pronunciation: [qɔnali θom]), sometimes called TRT 1 (although not commonly called), is Thaposia's oldest television station to broadcast since 1934. It is also the most watched channel in the country. Its test broadcasts started in 1934, and official transmissions started in 1939. It was shut down in 1940 due to World War II, but returned in 1947.
History
Test broadcasting (1934-1939)
In December 1933, the Thaposian Imperial government introduced television in their country, as it was considered new to Thaposian people. 4 months later, experimental broadcasts for their first channel started. It was given no name until May 1935, it was named "ŞRT Têlævizyênim Têsti Zaştemi", meaning TRT Television Test System".
Official broadcasts (1939-1940)
In February 14, 1939, TRT 1 started official broadcasts and was named "ŞRT Têlævizyênim". It transmits from 4pm to 8pm through Yosong. From 4pm to 5pm is news, then 5pm to 7pm is local produced basic programming, mix of children's, women's, men's, comedy, action, drama, etc. 7pm to 8pm is international programming.
Shutdown (1940-1947)
In September 19, 1940, TRT 1 was forced to shut down due to World War II. All transmitters were down temporarily. In 1944, the headquarters were destroyed and 56 workers there died. In 1946, one year after WWII ended, the headquarters were reconstructed.
Rebroadcast (1947-1959)
On April 14, 1947, TRT 1 returned on the air. It only aired news and current affairs until 1950, when TRT 2 was launched, and news programming moved there.
TRT 1 continued broadcasting general programming.
Programming
- Xabaariya (News; 1939-present)
- Uşirim Akşemim (1957-present)
- Qno Panaşi žu xa Kirurvaat? (Game show; 2000-present)
- Uyêş Somar (Comedy; 1989-present)
- Jeti Sæmqun (American sitcom; 1990-present)
- Murxa Poiž Jezinii (Historical, Drama; 2003-present)
- Ğuz Şeri (Comedy, Drama, Celebrity; 2009-present)
- Dua Poɖumi Kezlæri (American sitcom; 2007-present)
- Polistanşim (Comedy; 2017-present; Uncensored; Censored version airs on ToyBox)
- Fæmêlia Zem (American sitcom; 2000-present)
Former programming
- ŞaraBob DanPænti (American animated series; 2000-2008; Currently on ToyBox)
- Ultraman Tiga (Japanese series; 2004-2006; Currently on AsiaChannel)
- Sagwa (Canadian-American animated series; 2003-2005)
- Şêrloch Homs (Russian crime, drama series; January 20-February 1)
- Xai Tama (Japanese anime; 2002-2005; Currently on ToyBox)
- Tico whæsêra (Japanese anime; 2003-2006; Currently on ToyBox)
- Malaxi Sour (1998-2011)
Marketing
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Trivia
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