Tehran TV

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Tehran TV (شبكه’ تهران in Persian), is an IRIB television channel, shown only in the province of Tehran.

The channel is one of the newer television channels in Iran and was established in 1998. Even though it is a provincial channel, it is extremely popular and many of its programs have become nationally syndicated. The channel's 24 hour a day broadcast has children's programming, afternoon talk-shows, comedies, mini-series and movies.

The channel is also referred to as Channel 5 by the citizens of Tehran, as it was the fifth television channel available in Tehran.

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