WIAB-TV

WIAB-TV is a fictional superstation headquartered in Columbus Circle.
==History==
WIAB-TV started out as an NBC affiliate in 1952. Initially, it only broadcasted in the Buffalo, NY area, and rarely aired actual TV programs despite having access to kinescope copies of NBC's most popular shows. Due to this, it then lost NBC's affiliation in 1958, and remained an independent station after that. In 1964, Boomer Productions tried to rebrand the channel by launching the world's first TV channel dedicated to airing animated content, The Cartoon Channel. However, its launch was rife with problems; due to technical limitations, it was only available via pay TV - which proved to be impractical due to the channel suffering from massive technical difficulties during the first 18 years of its existence. Its fair share of programming failed to gain any traction; it initially only consisted of public-domain cartoons from the 1920's or earlier.
===1970s===
Coming Soon!
===1980s===
Coming Soon!
===1990s===
Coming Soon!
===2000s===
On September 11th, 2001, the transmitter facilities for WIAB-TV were shut down out of respect to those that perished during that day's attacks at 12:00 noon. It resumed broadcasting at 6:00pm; however, they only broadcasted coverage of the attacks. The station resumed normal broadcasting on September 27th.
WIAB-TV's analog transmitter was discontinued on June 26th, 2009, as part of the mandated analog TV shutdown. 
===2010's-present===
Sometime in 2011, the station moved The Cartoon Channel to subchannel 19.2, while launching an entirely new channel, or a superstation, in the process. As described in a press release in March of 2011, this superstation was slated to air TV shows and cartoons old and new; news updates were planned to air in between programs. In addition to this, it was also slated to air movies on weekdays, as well as holiday-themed specials and sports (mainly baseball). This channel would later be revealed to the public as "Boomer's Spectacular Superstation", which would launch on June 11th, 2011.
==List of programming blocks currently broadcast on WIAB-TV (incomplete)==
*The Late Show
*The 4:30 movie (weekdays only)
*Super Cartoon Sunrise (Saturdays only)
==List of shows currently broadcast on WIAB-TV (incomplete)==
===Syndicated programming===
*The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show (Mondays-Fridays at 7:30pm; sunday mornings at 9:00am)
*Tama & Friends (weekday mornings at 7:00 and afternoons at 3:30pm)
*The Price is Right (syndicated version; weekday mornings at 10:00am)
*Jeopardy (Alex Trebek episodes only; weekdays at 12:00pm)
*Supermarket Sweep (weekdays at 12:30pm)
*Saved by The Bell (weekdays at 9:00pm)
*The Underdog Show (Mondays & Wednesdays at 4:00pm)
*King Leonardo & His Short Subjects (weekday mornings at 6:30 and at 7:30)
*All In the Family (weekdays at 8:00pm)
*America's Funniest Home Videos (Bob Saget & Tom Bergeron episodes only; Sundays at 7:00)
*WKRP In Cincinnati (weekdays at 8:30pm)
*The Alvin Show (Mondays at 6:00pm and Tuesdays-Fridays at 7:00pm)
*Dudley Do-Right & Friends (weekdays at 3:00pm)
*Family Guy (seasons 1-3 only; Mondays at 7:00pm)