XET-TDT

==1965–1972==
XET-TV was previously on channel 6 until 2016 when it was moved to channel 5 as part of a nationwide channel unificiation.
==1971–1973==
==1973–1980==
==1980–1986==
The "Groovy 5" logo used by XHGC-TV from 1980 to 1989 was introduced by ABC affiliate KSTP-TV (a television station licensed to Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota) in 1969 (when it was still affiliated with NBC). The silhouette of the "5" is similar to the current logo of Canal 5 in Honduras. While XHGC stopped using the logo in 1989, KSTP-TV stopped using it in 1991.
Screenshot_2016-04-07-12-25-20.png|Ident (1984)
XHGC_1985.png|Ident (1985)
==1986–1988==
==1988–1989==
XHGC 1988 1.png|Ident (1)
XHGC 1988 2.png|Ident (2)
==1989–1990==
==1990–1991==
XHGC Canal 5 1991.jpg|Ident
==1991–1993==
XHGC Canal 5 1992.jpg|Ident
==1993–1994==
==1994–1996==
==1996–1997==
==1997–1999==
C5.gif|Alternate logo
Canal 5 (MX) 1997 Asterisk.svg|Second similar form
XHGC Canal 5 logo 1997 (3).png|Similar channel insert
XHGC Canal 5 logo 1997 3d.png|3D version
Vlcsnap-2016-07-22-11h22m04s720.png|Ident (3D)
Ident XHGC 97-98.png|Ident
==1999–2002==
==2002–2007==
==2007–2013==
==2013–2014==
===2013===
===2013-2014===
===January–July 2014===
==2014–2016==
==2016–present==
Category:Television stations in Mexico
Category:Monterrey, Nuevo León
Category:Nuevo León
Category:Canal 5 affiliates