The schism and division within the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia had an ideal media scene in the television program. The pronounced political and ideological polarization that the broadcasters sent to the audience with their reports and presentations of the same event led to the exit of Television Zagreb from the joint program scheme with the Yugoslav Radio and Television in Belgrade even before the "formal" separation of the republics. The first multi-party elections have just followed, and a comprehensive and equal program for the representation of newly registered parties has been prepared. But even that part of the professional approach of journalists and editors could not defend television to become the first fortress that the winner should conquer. Who releases which information is not all the same. In that takeover, professionals were discarded, mostly without a written explanation, lost their jobs, or retired prematurely. Affirmed faces and authors have disappeared from the media, meaning not only journalists but also actors and directors. At the same time, there was a political, economic, and cultural transition, as well as the beginning of the Homeland War. The media focused mainly on information about the war, state policy, topics that advocated the strengthening of national identity. New and new-old authors took on the roles of colleagues who suddenly disappeared from the public eye. Little has been written and said about where they disappeared to, and if they had a new job, a new place to be in. The purges were largely silent in those first years of multiparty politics, to which the events of the war also contributed. We still do not have a complete picture of the purges and everything that preceded them in the early 1990s. Therefore, the testimonies of contemporaries of these events, the number of professionals, decreasing daily, are a valuable part of the mosaic in the history of the media and cultural sphere at the beginning of the transition. The fact remains that the then Television Zagreb withdrew from the joint program scheme with the Yugoslav Radio and Television in Belgrade before the break-up of Yugoslavia, but also that the co-authors (actors) of that program separation were the first to be attacked by the new government.