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It's none other than Brazilian fast food restaurant Bob's. And of course, in said country, it's Ovomaltine.

This focuses on those aimed at a general entertainment without any specific genre. United States - NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, Fox and The CW Brazil - Record, TV Cultura, TV Globo, Band, Gazeta, SBT, CNT, RedeTV!, Rede Brasil, TV Brasil and RBI

On October 1, 2013, the terrestrial television feed of the Brazilian MTV closed to make way for TV Abril, before being relaunched as a basic cable television on the same day.

This excludes ARTV and CMTV as this focuses on eight from Brazil and four from Portugal - Record (launched September 27, 1953 as TV Record), RTP1 (launched March 7, 1957 as RTP), TV Cultura (launched September 20, 1960 as C2 Cultura), TV Globo (launched April 26, 1965), Band (launched May 13, 1967 as TV Bandeirantes), RTP2 (launched December 25, 1968 as II Programa), TV Gazeta (launched January 25, 1970), SBT (launched May 14, 1976 as TVS), RedeTV! (launched June 5, 1983 as Rede Manchete), SIC (launched October 6, 1992), TVI (launched February 20, 1993 as 4) and TV Brasil (launched December 2, 2007).