THVL2 is the second central Vietnamese TV channel that features slightly more entertainment programming than THVL1. Here is the example of common THVL 2 schedule full of cartoons, entertaining series and travel documentaries: "World Heritage", "China Film: Love In The Time Available" , "Cartoons: The Machine 17", "Vinh Long Day", "Phim VN: The Family Magic", "Club Sports", "Melody Of Love", "Reportage", "Phim VN: Shadow Husband", "Cartoons: Robo Fruit", "Delta Rhythm", "China Film: Only In New Registration", "Travel Through The Small Screen", "Reformism: Wild Night Lords", "Lighting Beliefs", "Cartoons: University No. 1 Team", "Phim VN: She Is Reluctant", "To Move THVN", "Television Engineers", "World This Week" , "Reformism: Late", "Club Sports", "Science - Technology - Environment", "Travel Through The Small Screen", "Reformism: Wild Night Lords" And "Excitement".

Since it was launched back on March 20, 1991 SBS TV has proven its value by providing excellent television for South Korea, particularly Seoul and suburbs. Featuring general broadcasting of game shows, news programs, variety shows, soap operas, and historical drama the network has much to offer viewers in the area. Now they have capability to be seen nearly around the world with live streaming capabilities. While most of the major TV studios in South Korea are found to be located at Yeouido, on the Han River in Seoul, which is an island, they also can be found via satellite on multicultural channels operating in North America. Shopping channels are among the most popular and have increased in recent years due to models putting on their own variety of entertaining acts even as they pitch various products. A sister station, KBC which launched in 1995, is situated for viewing in Gwangiu and Jeonnam and offers primarily local content along with general entertainment, drama, etc. Overall, great television for all South Koreans and many more.

Launched in 1964 to help diversify the BBC's programming and extend its reach, BBC Two gained distinction as the first European station to broadcast consistently in color. BBC executives envisioned BBC Two as the home for slightly offbeat and more ambitious programming, a complement to the mainstream programming on BBC One. Consistent with executives' vision, BBC Two gambled its budget and reputation on The Forsyte Saga, now generally regarded as an iconic television masterpiece. The network spared no expense in adapting John Galsworthy's novels for television, and Kenneth More and Eric Porter delivered landmark performances in the series. The gamble paid off as two of every three British households equipped for BBC Two tuned in for The Forsyte Saga on the infant network. BBC Two maintains its identity and distinction as the sophisticated and highbrow one among the British public networks; and, like the other BBC stations, it enjoys the advantage of broadcasting all of its programs commercial-free, allowing writers and directors the privilege of deeper development and greater continuity.

Available only to digital subscribers, BBC Four broadcasts just slightly less than half of each day, sharing its band-width with CBeebies. BBC Four evolved from the old BBC Knowledge, and it honors its provenance by maintaining the BBC's highest intellectual standards. Although most of its programs are repeated or borrowed from elsewhere, its license requires at least 100 hours of original programming each year, and the network far exceeds the legal minimum. BBC Four gained distinction as the first network to air Curb Your Enthusiasm, and it scored critical praise for bravely airing the razor-edged political satire The Thick of It. Many loyal BBC One viewers switch to BBC Four for its nightly news broadcast, World News Today, which creams the best of BBC reporting, delivering a comprehensive report of global and national events in a tight format designed to accommodate work-a-day viewers just as they arrive home from work. Film fanatics appreciate BBC Four's dedication to vintage dramas, especially praising its fine catalogue of rare back-and-white films; and they admire BBC Four's support of foreign language films via the network's annual World Cinema Awards.

TROS Sterren is the digital version of TROS TV network, a Dutch broadcaster which itself is a part of part the Netherlands Public Broadcasting Network established in 1964 by a group of local entrepreneurs unsatisfied by quality of those days TV station's programming. They begun to air world popular TV series and soaps via small transmitter installed on the top of oil-drilling platform. Therefore the channel has grown drastically and developed into an modern day TROS TV channel available worldwide via satellite and across the web as TROS Sterren live. Current TV programs on TROS are: Andre Rieu, Yardbirds At Its Best, Banana Split, Barbapapa, The Best Singers In The Netherlands, Envandaag, Eurovision Song Contest, Cops Maastricht, Kids Top 20, Lingo, The Most Beautiful Girl In The Class, Tros Music Festival, National Contest, Be Light!?, Eel Soap, Tros City Game, Tros Radar, Tros Straight, On Land, Sea And Air, Too Good To Be True, Tros Tv Show, Tros Missing, Zoovenirs And Zappsport.

Recent changes in control of public television in Hungary have allowed m1 and its sister channel (m1 HD, M2, m2 HD, as well as m3) to function mostly without interruption from the government and now have the option of public funding much the same as other media outlets in the area like Duna Televizio and Magyar Radio. Known as Magyar Television the station has trademarked their initials, MTV. They now have an ongoing trademark infringement law suit involving America's MTV (Music TV). Programming on m1 seems to vary according to who is in charge of the stations but they run BBC programming as well as Hungarian telenovelas and some Hungarian soap operas, including Szomszedok which is Neighbors in Hungarian. Panorama (foreign affairs television) and Ablak (Window) bring in viewers by the millions each week. Although not self sufficient m1 and the other Magyar stations manage to keep funding up so they can provide some excellent programs for their growing audience.