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North Korea boasts only four television channels, all monitored by the Propaganda and Agitation Department. The flagship station is Korean Central Television (KCTV), broadcasting a mix of state-controlled content that ranges from patriotic music and historical tribute to basic gardening tips, with an overarching theme of glorifying the regime. This pressing monotony serves as the main source of entertainment for citizens, who rely solely on this government-sanctioned channel for information.