The weekly TV program took 165 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics: Interview with astronomer László Nagyváradi. Conversation with director Frigyes Marton. The main topic of the program: Interview with astronomer László Nagyváradi.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 132 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics of the program: discussion forum about coalmining in Mecsek. The main topic of the program: Interview with Antal Róth, the football player of PMFC team.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 164 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics: Lawyer Dr. Tamás Berky's answers for the letters that arrived at the regional studio. Vocational experts Mrs. Egyed Veronika Czégényi and József Tiggelmann speak about further education. The main topic of the program: György Koleszár, trainer of the PMFC women's handball team, speaks about the transfers of the team.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 113 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics: press conference report from the city hall by Zoltán Piti. Report about the Mecsek Mountain Rally Championship. The performance of the 20-year-old Mecsek Dance Ensemble on the stage of Pécs Summer Theatre. The main topic of the program: press conference report from the city hall by Zoltán Piti.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 95 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics: Chris Norman video clip, live news of Sándor Friderikusz, the next guest is the humourist Imre Antal, telephone interview with Erzsébet Spéter, finally broadcasting from the temporary exhibition of Vasarely Museum. The main topic of the program: Secondary Schools and Institutes' national photo exhibition hosted by Nr. 508 Tarr Imre Vocational School (report).

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 121 minutes and introduced current public events of Pécs within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Topics present: the introduction of youth television workshop, portraits: humourist (András Nagy Bandó) and a member of parliament (Gábor Andi), publication of the experiences on the Danish people's academy, maintenance of green areas in Garden City, postal services review, Armed Forces Day commemoration, achievements of orienteers of Pécs and crime prevention review. -The main topic of the program: Portrait about Nagy Bandó András, humorist living in Orfű

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 120 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics: Interview about the hairdressers' cooperative transformation, photo exhibition of students from Pécs, the concert of Smokie Band, and Sándor Friderikusz's conversation within the topic of public events. The main topic of the program: Sándor Friderukusz's interview with humourist Imre Antal.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

Topics usually present commemoration of social festivities, journalistic portraits, police road traffic guide and postal service reviews. Garden City News - brief interviews and reports about public events. The main topic of the program: Journalist Erzsébet Nógrádi received the Golden Honour of Labour for her 37-year-long work.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The weekly TV program took 120 minutes and introduced current public events within the frames of studio interviews or field interviews. Interviews are generally 8-10 minutes long. Current topics: Production report from the Tobacco Factory of Pécs. The Garden City News reviewed the Baranya County Council's current meeting, a public health itinerant congress organised in Pécs, precautions for road traffic in winter, a visit in a cultural institute in Vienna and the activity of the Museum of Baranya County. The main topic of the program: Portrait of Győző Szatyor, woodcarver from Ormánság.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd of April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company the first public cable network broadcast was created with the title of "Cable Television Experiment" and it was transmitted through the antenna centre of the seventeen-storey building of Uránváros. The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November, 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. Their work was assisted by several part-time employees and indentured labourers. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.

The first experimental broadcast of the cable television of Pécs was on 2nd April, 1979. With the assistance of MTV Pécs District Studio and the Real Estate Manager Company, the first public cable network broadcast was seen with the title of "Cable Television Experiment". The authorization of The Cabinet Information Bureau allowed the foundation of Lvov- Garden City Community Television. Moreover on 25th November 1985 the first broadcast after the revival was on screen. Professional colleagues of the television were: Ágnes Katona, Zoltán Kiss, Kálmán Molvay, Tibor Nagy and Gábor Pap. The program was on screen on Mondays in 17000 households in the June of 1986.