KBS2
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KBS 2TV ( ) is a South Korean free-to-air television channel launched on 1 December 1980. The channel is owned and operated by the Korean Broadcasting System, a public corporation that serves as South Korea's largest national broadcaster. In contrast to the primarily news-focused KBS1, the channel specializes in entertainment broadcasts.
KBS 2TV ( ) is a South Korean free-to-air television channel launched on 1 December 1980. The channel is owned and operated by the Korean Broadcasting System, a public corporation that serves as South Korea's largest national broadcaster. In contrast to the primarily news-focused KBS1, the channel specializes in entertainment broadcasts.
Network
KBS2's long-running analog broadcast, which ceased operations in 2012, was shown on the following channels across South Korea: Gangneung: channel 6 Seoul: channel 7 Busan: channel 7 Jeju: channel 10 Jeonju: channel 13 Pohang: channel 20 Chuncheon: channel 22 Andong: channel 23 Yeosu: channel 24 Cheongju: channel 24 Gwangju: channel 25 Ulsan: channel 27 Jinju: channel 27 Mokpo: channel 29 Chungju: channel 30 Wonju: channel 31 Daegu: channel 38 Daejeon: channel 42 Changwon: channel 45
Mascot
Kebit (케빗), the channel's official mascot, was introduced in July 2016. Kebit is portrayed as a space lifeform who descended to Earth, and represents "the light of KBS". KBS2 schedule
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