Telemundo Puerto Rico

Telemundo, channel 2 in Puerto Rico's television dial, also known as WKAQ-TV, has been in existence since 1954, year when television began in Puerto Rico. Before the 1990s, Telemundo Puerto Rico was known plainly as Telemundo Canal 2 overthere. But, with Telemundo International's move of naming each of their branches after the countries where they are located at, Telemundo Canal 2 became Telemundo Puerto Rico. During the 1970s and 1980s, Telemundo Canal 2 was a major producer of Puerto Rican Spanish soap operas

During most of the 1980s, according to Mediafax[?], (a Puerto Rico study that is the Puerto Rican version of the Nielsen ratings[?]), Telemundo Puerto Rico was the most viewed channel in Puerto Rico. One of the most important producers at Telemundo Puerto Rico is Paquito Cordero[?], who has been since 1954 at the channel, both as actor and producer. Telemundo Puerto Ricos main competitor is WAPA-TV.

One of Telemundo Puerto Rico's main slogans during the 1980s was : Y como el dos no hay dos! (There's no two like channel two).

Some Telemundo Puerto Rico shows

• Amanda Guzman, Culpable[?]
• Coralito[?]
• El Chapulin Colorado[?] (from Mexico)
• El Chavo del Ocho[?] (from Mexico)
• El Show de las 12[?]
• En Casa de Juanma y Wiwi[?]
• Jovet, Controversial[?]
• La Taberna India[?]
• Menudo
• Magnum P.I.[?] (from the United States)
• Miami Vice[?] (from the United States)
• Minga y Petraca
• No te Duermas[?]
• Noticiero Telemundo[?]
• Super Sabado[?]
• Tanairi[?]
• Ultraman (from Japan)
• Punky Brewster (from the United States)