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Junior TV (Jtv) was an Italian television network, founded by Danilo Orsini, a national, broadcasting since 1985 via a syndication of at least 31 stations affiliated with a coverage of about 85% of the national territory. Junior TV broadcast for eight hours a day (four hours in the morning and four hours in the afternoon), and the programming was entirely dedicated to children and teenagers with cartoons, comedy and entertainment sections. For a period in the first half of the 90s, has been under the wing of Publitalia (Fininvest).

The cartoons were transmitted largely produced in Japan, and often it was set already aired in other channels, regional or national, in particular those dedicated to the robot (eg UFO Robot Grendizer [1]), but also had the Junior Tv about to transmit absolute premieres on Italian territory, and later devoted himself to the self-produced. It was the first station to broadcast in Italy the series Dragon Ball, had not yet been subjected to censorship and the original coding. Initially got a block of 54 episodes with an edition other than that aired this day. [2] Later however this was re-edited and ridoppiato by Mediaset with the addition of another part of the series until episode 99. Due to problems arising from the importation of the episode, only in the spring of 1998 came on TV the next episodes from 100 to 153 (you can in fact see some voice changes from 100 º episode). [2] After the broadcast of the series, was Guest Akira Toriyama, creator of the series, who was on a visit to Italy. It was also the only Italian television network to broadcast the two seasons of the Australian series of "The Girl of the Future", and the only one to transmit the anime series Virtua Fighter, is a video game SEGA. At the weekend were also broadcast feature films. In 1995, the series Molly opened the European co-production with Canal Junesse and Children's Channel.

In 1996 he took over Enrico Preziosi, the first poster of the circuit, and Junior Tv underwent a makeover: the cartoons returned to be introduced by the small prologues made in a television studio, as was the case in the early years of the issuer. This time, however, the cut given to these interventions had a tone and less childish intended for an audience of teenagers. In this study it was also a band called "Rare animals", which featured cover versions taken from the repertoire of rock. Disappeared with the mascot, Junior, a white rabbit dressed in red overalls. Among the presenters of the program, called House J, there was also a young Giorgia Surina, who at the time was a face little known to the public, though already appeared in several TV commercials and paper and Comedy Magician Mariano Shuttle "Mr Magic Mariano "that in the years to follow will present his show at Gardaland for over 1500 replies. The historical logo of the channel was changed and "Junior Tv" the name became "JTV" (in the season 1996 / '97 appeared as a yellow logo from the next one appeared white with red writing TV, which will remain until the end) .

In 1997 JTV began airing daily The Simpsons: up to that time, the series of Matt Groening was still considered, in Italy, a niche product for the few fans. In fact, the series was aired on Channel 5 in fits and starts, weekly, and never get a stable place in the schedule, being relegated to inconvenient hours, such as Sunday morning, or 15:30, half an hour before Bim Bam Bum. A few months later, Italy first began airing the cartoon in a daily basis and in the afternoon slot, turning the series, even in Italy, in a program of worship, broadcast continuously for thirteen years. Then, from 1997 to 1999, The Simpsons airing simultaneously on both channels.

In those years, JTV experienced during the weekend, the projection of OAV: among these were aired features of Dragon Ball and Saint Seiya, broadcast uncensored, but after a few months, the proposed transmission only replicas of what has already been transmitted. Despite the trailers had seen images of Oh My Goddess!, This anime was never sent. Similarly, the network began to replicate even the entr'actes introductory between a carton and the other, and for more than a year Junior TV images used footage, until they ceased to transmit. At the same time, Giorgia Surina had landed on MTV, but the station continued to broadcast reruns of House J who saw between conductors.

In 1999, the circuit is detected by Raymond Lagostena Netherlands in the last period of the Profit and everyday space decreases gradually until they are sent only two animated series in the late afternoon. From 1 October 2003 are closed contacts with local broadcasters and the circuit is placed in Odeon TV, which is also the profit from 2001. You only hear the television version of "Peanuts" and the logo is even used for transmission of dance. Following this too has disappeared.

Among the best-known presenters are mentioned, as well as Giorgia Surina (which later became known to the general public as MTV VJ), Vesna Luisi, Federica Fontana, Fabio Canino (then moved to work in Rai) and Raul Cremona. In some programs appeared animated caricatures made directly by the issuer, including "the PiùPazzi", "Splash", "JTV news", etc ...

Logos [edit]
A wavy red balloon outline (white screen) with in the written JUNIOR TV also in red (also white screen).
A kind of "alien" with two eyes on the tip of the vertical "J" and the gesture of the "V" at the tip of the curve of the same. (1996/1999) [3].
The following season, the "J" turns white and the word "TV" becomes smaller and red forming the acronym "JTV" which means "Junior TV." (1999/2003) [4].

Main programs of the [edit]
Baby Show - in which there were headings as:
-W professor (Where was chosen professor cutest)
Deejay-game
-Guess the word
Pistachio green (environmental program)
Junior Box (Program of interviews with children)
Telepistacchio (News of geography, ecology, science)
3, 2, 1, Contact
Zero Zero Charcoal (program games psicoanimazione) conducted by psychologist Maria Rita Parsi
Junior spon (educational curriculum)
Super DUT (educational curriculum)
Slurpiamo
Casa J (container for boys)

Other programs and headings [edit]
The friends of Barbie (space dedicated to children, with tips on health, fitness and zodiac)
Stana's lair
Mega Movie Magic
Animania (special section on the anime and manga)

Games [edit]
Crazy Hospital

Cartoons [edit]
The Life of the Bee Maga (1986-1990)
The New Adventures Bee Maga
Angie Girl
Arrive Superboys
Atlas UFO Robot
Belfy and Lillibit
Bia, the challenge of magic
Blinky Bill (1997-1999)
Bryger
Calendar Men
Captain Harlock
Carletto the prince of monsters
Cyberkidz (1997)
The sorceress Chappy (1990)
Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Charlotte
Chip and Charlie
Hello I'm Michael
Cyborg 009
Ladybug
Future Boy Conan
Danguard
Devilman
Dragon Ball
Dr. Slump Arale (1989)
Doraemon (1988-1990)
Cool Max
Fantazoo
Strength Sugar
Galaxy Express 999
Gatchaman
G.I. Joe
Gigi the top
The cars
Go Go Go Gorilla Force
Hela Supergirl
Hero High
The knights of the dragon
Knights of the Zodiac
The five Samurai
Small fruit, or even All fruits (1996)
Raiders of time
The Simpsons (replica from the first season)
The Wizard belly Etcì (1986-1988)
Isabelle de Paris
Jane and Micci - Sasurai - What Secret (1988)
Jayce the knight of space
Jeanie with long hair
Jeeg robot steel
Fist of the North (1988-1989)
Kimba the White Lion (1990)
The gang of frogs (1986-1989)
The cup of the dragons
La Famille Glady
Princess Sapphire (1986)
The sword of King Arthur
Lum
Laserion
The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin
The New Adventures of Pinocchio (1985-1986-1989)
The invincible shogun
The strange world of Minù (1995)
The magic mirror
The Tiger Man
Magic Dan, super sample
Maison Ikkoku
The Great Mazinger
Michel Vaillant: overalls, helmets and speed
Mila & Shiro, two hearts in volleyball
Mimi and girls volleyball
Mio Mao (1990)
Monkey (1989)
Nana Supergirl
Nino, my friend Ninja (1989)
Watch out for ghosts
Penny Crayon
Peter and Isa: love the snow
Polochon
Quaq Quao (1990)
This cheerful youth
Tokimeki the Witch (1988-1989-1998)
Robot
Rugrats
Ryu the boy cave
Sally the witch
Sampei (1989)
Starzinger (1986-1990)
Street Fighter II V
Superauto Mach 5 Go Go Go
Superboy Shadow - The Sword of Light
Superkid hero baby
Tekkaman
Thunderbirds 2086
Hoshi of the Giants
Toriton
Ultranion
Virtua Fighter
Yatterman (1988-1999)
A mermaid among us (1997)
Voltron

TV series [edit]

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Clarissa
The Girl from Tomorrow (The Girl from tomorrow)

Characters [edit]
Junior
Baby
Cin Hello Lin
Prof.Otto Gufen
Sketch
The frog Pavarotti
J-Web
Mr Magic Mariano

Issuers who have submitted Junior TV [edit]
Abruzzo: DAN TV
T.A.R. Tele Abruzzo Regional
TV1 Sulmona

Basilicata: T.B.M. Tele Basilicata Matera
Teleregione Basilicata

Calabria: Tele Reggio
Video Calabria
Videosera

Campania: Naples Tele Channel 34
Tele Capri
Radio Tele Agro
Network South
Naples Channel 21
Tele Italy
Tele Today

Emilia-Romagna: Goal 8
Network 7
€ Parma Tv
V.G.A. Tele Rimini
Tele Romagna
Tele Information Modenese

Friuli-Venezia Giulia: Tele Pordenone

Lazio Tele Radio Sun
Tele Roma 56
Channel 66
Tele Universe
Tele Lazio
Teleregione 9
Telecampione

Liguria: Video Spezia 56
Tele Genoa
Tele Rainbow
First Channel
TV Star
Odeon TV

Lombardy: Antenna 3
Expanding TV
Telenova
Free TV
Tele Radio Clusone
Telereporter

Brands: T.V.R.S.
Fifth Network
Channel 51 TV Brands
Teleriviera San Benedettese
Regional TV Adriatic

Molise: Telemolise
TVI Molise

Piemonte and Valle D'Aosta: Network 7 Piedmont
Vco Azzurra Tv
Telecampione
Video North

Puglia: Antenna Sud
Telenorba
Tele Puglia
Tele Region Color
Tele South

Sardinia: The Voice Sarda
Sardegna Uno
Tele Costa Smeralda
Teleregione Sardinia
Tele Sardinia
Univideo
Videolina
Bibisi

Sicily: Sicily Antenna
Network Sicily
Retesei
Antenna 3 Palermo
Network two
Tgs Tele Giornale di Sicilia
Rtp Radio Television Peloritana
Tele Radio Sciacca
Tele Med 1
Goal 8 Tele Sicily Color
Telejonica
Teletna
Video 3
Video Region
Video Syracuse
Tele Catania
Tele Sicily
Telerent
Enna Tele

Tuscany: Network 37
RTV 38
Video Florence
Channel 3
Channel 6

Trentino-Alto Adige Adige Tele
R.T.T.R. Radio Tele Trentino Regionale

Umbria: Umbria Tele
Radio Tele Europe
Sun Network

Veneto: Tele Diffusion European
Tele Region
Bassano TV
R.T.R. Radio Television Veneto Regional
Channel 30
Telecampione

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Description
Junior TV (Jtv) was an Italian television network, founded by Danilo Orsini, a national, broadcasting since 1985 via a syndication of at least 31 stations affiliated with a coverage of about 85% of the national territory. Junior TV broadcast for eight hours a day (four hours in the morning and four hours in the afternoon), and the programming was entirely dedicated to children and teenagers with cartoons, comedy and entertainment sections. For a period in the first half of the 90s, has been under the wing of Publitalia (Fininvest).

The cartoons were transmitted largely produced in Japan, and often it was set already aired in other channels, regional or national, in particular those dedicated to the robot (eg UFO Robot Grendizer [1]), but also had the Junior Tv about to transmit absolute premieres on Italian territory, and later devoted himself to the self-produced. It was the first station to broadcast in Italy the series Dragon Ball, had not yet been subjected to censorship and the original coding. Initially got a block of 54 episodes with an edition other than that aired this day. [2] Later however this was re-edited and ridoppiato by Mediaset with the addition of another part of the series until episode 99. Due to problems arising from the importation of the episode, only in the spring of 1998 came on TV the next episodes from 100 to 153 (you can in fact see some voice changes from 100 º episode). [2] After the broadcast of the series, was Guest Akira Toriyama, creator of the series, who was on a visit to Italy. It was also the only Italian television network to broadcast the two seasons of the Australian series of "The Girl of the Future", and the only one to transmit the anime series Virtua Fighter, is a video game SEGA. At the weekend were also broadcast feature films. In 1995, the series Molly opened the European co-production with Canal Junesse and Children's Channel.

In 1996 he took over Enrico Preziosi, the first poster of the circuit, and Junior Tv underwent a makeover: the cartoons returned to be introduced by the small prologues made in a television studio, as was the case in the early years of the issuer. This time, however, the cut given to these interventions had a tone and less childish intended for an audience of teenagers. In this study it was also a band called "Rare animals", which featured cover versions taken from the repertoire of rock. Disappeared with the mascot, Junior, a white rabbit dressed in red overalls. Among the presenters of the program, called House J, there was also a young Giorgia Surina, who at the time was a face little known to the public, though already appeared in several TV commercials and paper and Comedy Magician Mariano Shuttle "Mr Magic Mariano "that in the years to follow will present his show at Gardaland for over 1500 replies. The historical logo of the channel was changed and "Junior Tv" the name became "JTV" (in the season 1996 / '97 appeared as a yellow logo from the next one appeared white with red writing TV, which will remain until the end) .

In 1997 JTV began airing daily The Simpsons: up to that time, the series of Matt Groening was still considered, in Italy, a niche product for the few fans. In fact, the series was aired on Channel 5 in fits and starts, weekly, and never get a stable place in the schedule, being relegated to inconvenient hours, such as Sunday morning, or 15:30, half an hour before Bim Bam Bum. A few months later, Italy first began airing the cartoon in a daily basis and in the afternoon slot, turning the series, even in Italy, in a program of worship, broadcast continuously for thirteen years. Then, from 1997 to 1999, The Simpsons airing simultaneously on both channels.

In those years, JTV experienced during the weekend, the projection of OAV: among these were aired features of Dragon Ball and Saint Seiya, broadcast uncensored, but after a few months, the proposed transmission only replicas of what has already been transmitted. Despite the trailers had seen images of Oh My Goddess!, This anime was never sent. Similarly, the network began to replicate even the entr'actes introductory between a carton and the other, and for more than a year Junior TV images used footage, until they ceased to transmit. At the same time, Giorgia Surina had landed on MTV, but the station continued to broadcast reruns of House J who saw between conductors.

In 1999, the circuit is detected by Raymond Lagostena Netherlands in the last period of the Profit and everyday space decreases gradually until they are sent only two animated series in the late afternoon. From 1 October 2003 are closed contacts with local broadcasters and the circuit is placed in Odeon TV, which is also the profit from 2001. You only hear the television version of "Peanuts" and the logo is even used for transmission of dance. Following this too has disappeared.

Among the best-known presenters are mentioned, as well as Giorgia Surina (which later became known to the general public as MTV VJ), Vesna Luisi, Federica Fontana, Fabio Canino (then moved to work in Rai) and Raul Cremona. In some programs appeared animated caricatures made directly by the issuer, including "the PiùPazzi", "Splash", "JTV news", etc ...

Logos [edit]
A wavy red balloon outline (white screen) with in the written JUNIOR TV also in red (also white screen).
A kind of "alien" with two eyes on the tip of the vertical "J" and the gesture of the "V" at the tip of the curve of the same. (1996/1999) [3].
The following season, the "J" turns white and the word "TV" becomes smaller and red forming the acronym "JTV" which means "Junior TV." (1999/2003) [4].

Main programs of the [edit]
Baby Show - in which there were headings as:
-W professor (Where was chosen professor cutest)
Deejay-game
-Guess the word
Pistachio green (environmental program)
Junior Box (Program of interviews with children)
Telepistacchio (News of geography, ecology, science)
3, 2, 1, Contact
Zero Zero Charcoal (program games psicoanimazione) conducted by psychologist Maria Rita Parsi
Junior spon (educational curriculum)
Super DUT (educational curriculum)
Slurpiamo
Casa J (container for boys)

Other programs and headings [edit]
The friends of Barbie (space dedicated to children, with tips on health, fitness and zodiac)
Stana's lair
Mega Movie Magic
Animania (special section on the anime and manga)

Games [edit]
Crazy Hospital

Cartoons [edit]
The Life of the Bee Maga (1986-1990)
The New Adventures Bee Maga
Angie Girl
Arrive Superboys
Atlas UFO Robot
Belfy and Lillibit
Bia, the challenge of magic
Blinky Bill (1997-1999)
Bryger
Calendar Men
Captain Harlock
Carletto the prince of monsters
Cyberkidz (1997)
The sorceress Chappy (1990)
Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
Charlotte
Chip and Charlie
Hello I'm Michael
Cyborg 009
Ladybug
Future Boy Conan
Danguard
Devilman
Dragon Ball
Dr. Slump Arale (1989)
Doraemon (1988-1990)
Cool Max
Fantazoo
Strength Sugar
Galaxy Express 999
Gatchaman
G.I. Joe
Gigi the top
The cars
Go Go Go Gorilla Force
Hela Supergirl
Hero High
The knights of the dragon
Knights of the Zodiac
The five Samurai
Small fruit, or even All fruits (1996)
Raiders of time
The Simpsons (replica from the first season)
The Wizard belly Etcì (1986-1988)
Isabelle de Paris
Jane and Micci - Sasurai - What Secret (1988)
Jayce the knight of space
Jeanie with long hair
Jeeg robot steel
Fist of the North (1988-1989)
Kimba the White Lion (1990)
The gang of frogs (1986-1989)
The cup of the dragons
La Famille Glady
Princess Sapphire (1986)
The sword of King Arthur
Lum
Laserion
The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin
The New Adventures of Pinocchio (1985-1986-1989)
The invincible shogun
The strange world of Minù (1995)
The magic mirror
The Tiger Man
Magic Dan, super sample
Maison Ikkoku
The Great Mazinger
Michel Vaillant: overalls, helmets and speed
Mila & Shiro, two hearts in volleyball
Mimi and girls volleyball
Mio Mao (1990)
Monkey (1989)
Nana Supergirl
Nino, my friend Ninja (1989)
Watch out for ghosts
Penny Crayon
Peter and Isa: love the snow
Polochon
Quaq Quao (1990)
This cheerful youth
Tokimeki the Witch (1988-1989-1998)
Robot
Rugrats
Ryu the boy cave
Sally the witch
Sampei (1989)
Starzinger (1986-1990)
Street Fighter II V
Superauto Mach 5 Go Go Go
Superboy Shadow - The Sword of Light
Superkid hero baby
Tekkaman
Thunderbirds 2086
Hoshi of the Giants
Toriton
Ultranion
Virtua Fighter
Yatterman (1988-1999)
A mermaid among us (1997)
Voltron

TV series [edit]

This section on this television is only a sketch. Contribute to improve it according to the conventions of Wikipedia. Follow the suggestions of the reference design.

Clarissa
The Girl from Tomorrow (The Girl from tomorrow)

Characters [edit]
Junior
Baby
Cin Hello Lin
Prof.Otto Gufen
Sketch
The frog Pavarotti
J-Web
Mr Magic Mariano

Issuers who have submitted Junior TV [edit]
Abruzzo: DAN TV
T.A.R. Tele Abruzzo Regional
TV1 Sulmona

Basilicata: T.B.M. Tele Basilicata Matera
Teleregione Basilicata

Calabria: Tele Reggio
Video Calabria
Videosera

Campania: Naples Tele Channel 34
Tele Capri
Radio Tele Agro
Network South
Naples Channel 21
Tele Italy
Tele Today

Emilia-Romagna: Goal 8
Network 7
€ Parma Tv
V.G.A. Tele Rimini
Tele Romagna
Tele Information Modenese

Friuli-Venezia Giulia: Tele Pordenone

Lazio Tele Radio Sun
Tele Roma 56
Channel 66
Tele Universe
Tele Lazio
Teleregione 9
Telecampione

Liguria: Video Spezia 56
Tele Genoa
Tele Rainbow
First Channel
TV Star
Odeon TV

Lombardy: Antenna 3
Expanding TV
Telenova
Free TV
Tele Radio Clusone
Telereporter

Brands: T.V.R.S.
Fifth Network
Channel 51 TV Brands
Teleriviera San Benedettese
Regional TV Adriatic

Molise: Telemolise
TVI Molise

Piemonte and Valle D'Aosta: Network 7 Piedmont
Vco Azzurra Tv
Telecampione
Video North

Puglia: Antenna Sud
Telenorba
Tele Puglia
Tele Region Color
Tele South

Sardinia: The Voice Sarda
Sardegna Uno
Tele Costa Smeralda
Teleregione Sardinia
Tele Sardinia
Univideo
Videolina
Bibisi

Sicily: Sicily Antenna
Network Sicily
Retesei
Antenna 3 Palermo
Network two
Tgs Tele Giornale di Sicilia
Rtp Radio Television Peloritana
Tele Radio Sciacca
Tele Med 1
Goal 8 Tele Sicily Color
Telejonica
Teletna
Video 3
Video Region
Video Syracuse
Tele Catania
Tele Sicily
Telerent
Enna Tele

Tuscany: Network 37
RTV 38
Video Florence
Channel 3
Channel 6

Trentino-Alto Adige Adige Tele
R.T.T.R. Radio Tele Trentino Regionale

Umbria: Umbria Tele
Radio Tele Europe
Sun Network

Veneto: Tele Diffusion European
Tele Region
Bassano TV
R.T.R. Radio Television Veneto Regional
Channel 30
Telecampione

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