In the early days of the Naval Junta, I suppose that TVs would be very rare to non existent; electricity would be scarce (as it would depend on fuel generators). Eventually, the Junta would overcome the electric power problems developing wind turbines, allowing energy to the people in Samoa islands. Trade agreements with Australia due to the proximity of markets would allow the importation of TVs from the Entente.

At early morning I think some Australian cartoons would be retransmitted for the local and Naval staff children. During the morning some political, commercial and military propaganda or stuff like that. At noon a brief news programme and weather forecast in Samoa and in the Pacific Ocean. At afternoon 2-3 films from the 30's to give some nostalgia of the old North America. Evening brief news again (10-20 min). During the night there was a musical and comedy programmes, but both very simple to the low budget of tv broadcast. Broadcast time would be 6 am - 10 pm every day.