California Movie Television

The California Movie Television (often called and doing business as CMT, or called plural the Californian Movie Television) is a major TV network based in Fresno, California, United States, that airs movies over-the-air and on satellite television. It is the only major TV network that separates the advertisements from the licensed content, for which the advertisements are aired on the Californian Advertising Television sub channel. The CMT operates over 60 stations, and 2 in Robloxia as translators of the superstation KVMN-TV. 
== History ==
The CMT was founded in September of 2022, after the success of the CAT. When first going on air, the CMT was put on multiplex channel 10.2. After the founder of the CAT was fined for pirate broadcasting, he opened a new station with callsign KVMN-LP, in which the CMT was put on channel 10.1, and the CAT on 10.2. After about 5 months, KVMN-LP started broadcasting on VHF channel 8 on an ERP of 3 kW. Compared to the CAT, the channels did not see much success, likely due to the sudden shutdown of the pirate TV station that aired it. The CMT went into minor debt, as the founder tried to hire new marketing teams to gain attraction. Just 1 month later, the iconic 2023 CMT Ident was animated and used on-air a few days later. In March of 2023, the transmitter was upgraded to full-power, and changed the callsign to KVMN-TV, now broadcasting at 30 kW. It now broadcasts on VHF channel 10.
=== Expansion ===
The CMT was now making profit as people found out about its uniqueness. One full year later, the founder opened a new station in Sacramento, California, with callsign KSMF-TV, after the ICAO code for Sacramento Int'l airport. It was intended as a repeater station for KVMN-TV to reach northern Californian viewers. The CMT then partnered with KNBC in Los Angeles, California to open a new subchannel for CMT and CAT on 4.5 and 4.7. As CMT was making even more profit, they opened their first outer state station in Las Vegas, Nevada, with callsign KLAV-TV. Other TV stations were open throughout two years including, but are not limited to, KJFG in Reno, NV, KSDA in San Diego, CA, KOAK-TV in Oakland, CA, KBFL-TV in Bakersfield, CA, KTER-CA in Lancaster, CA (the only CMT class-A station in California), KPSP-LP in Long Beach, CA, KARC in Eureka, CA, and KSHT in Redding, CA.
The current CMT logo. (2022-).