1965 in Brazilian television
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- 26 April – TV Globo begins broadcasting in Rio de Janeiro.
- 26 April – At 11 am, the children's program Úni Dúni Tê, inspired by the American children's program Romper Room, premieres on the TV Globo's inauguration day.[1][2] This is the network's first program.[3]
- 26 April – At 11:30 pm, the daily news program, Se a Cidade Contasse, debuts on TV Globo until 27 August 1965. It is inspired by a column of the same name published in the Brazilian newspaper O Globo between 1961 and 1966.[4]
- 26 April – Tele Globo, the first news program on TV Globo, premieres on the station's inauguration day. It is a half-hour news program with national and international coverage.[5]
- 26 April – The interview program Show da Noite, hosted by actor Gláucio Gill, premieres on the station's inauguration day.[6]
- 28 April – A fire broke out at TV Cultura's studio A.[7]: 423–424
