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Daisy Duck yells at Aladdin

One Saturday afternoon, Daisy Duck decided to make a milkshake. So she went into the kitchen and got out a blender, some vanilla ice cream, milk, vanilla yogurt, vanilla extract, honey, and then some.

As soon as Daisy was about to make the milkshake, her adoptive father Aladdin came downstairs and poked his head in the kitchen while having a mug of hot coffee.

"Daisy?" he said, "I need you to get out of the kitchen right now."

"I'M NOT *IN* IT!!!!!!!" Daisy yelled.

Aladdin did not like her tone of voice. "Excuse me, young lady! What are you-"

"EXCUSE ME!!!!!!!" Daisy cut him off.

"What are you doing?"

"Making a vanilla milkshake." Daisy said.

"You don't have permission to use the blender," Aladdin told her. "You need to get out of the kitchen, or you will not be going over to the roller skating rink with Donald today."

Daisy threw her arms up in frustration. "Oh my god, what the freezer is wrong with you?"

It was then that Aladdin made up his mind. "You will not go to the roller skating rink with Donald today." he said.

"Ok, I'm gonna make some pink lemonade sherbet now." Daisy said.

"No," said Aladdin. "Now you're gonna go sit on the couch."

Daisy shook her head. "No, I'm not." she argued.

"Yes, you are."

"No, I'm not."

"I want you out of the kitchen!" commanded Aladdin.

Since Daisy refused to listen, Aladdin dragged her out of the kitchen, making her drop the kitchen utensils and took her to the couch. "Get away from me!" she snapped.

After Aladdin placed Daisy on the couch, she kicked him. "I'm not even your daughter!"

"Do-You don't kick me; that is not nice." Aladdin said to Daisy. She just stuck her tongue out at him.

Daisy decided to get up from the couch, walk over to one of her brothers, Wakko Warner, and squeeze him.

"Daisy?" Aladdin called.

"What?!"

"If Wakko doesn't like it, let him go."

"I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING!!!!!!!" Daisy screamed. But Wakko just toddled on the floor anyway.

Then she walked to the rules chart and took it down. "You don't wanna make a sandwich, that's fine." said Aladdin.

"Bambi, Thumper, Yakko, Wakko, and Minnie are nothing but hunks of junk!" Daisy muttered to herself, as she stomped up the stairs.

Aladdin walked over to her. "Daisy?"

"I wanna go to the roller skating rink with Donald." She tossed the rules chart down the stairs, sending it to tumble, and got dressed.

"Tough!" said Aladdin, "You shouldn't have made a milkshake without asking first."

Daisy (now dressed in a purple blouse, a pink bow, matching pumps, and a turquoise bracelet on her left wrist) angrily walked down the stairs, carrying a purple shoulder bag. "I'm going over to the roller skating rink with Donald no matter what people say." she said.

Aladdin noticed the rules chart lying on the floor. "Daisy."

But it was too late. Daisy had left the house without asking Aladdin!

At the Toontown Roller Skating Rink, Donald Duck was waiting for Daisy. They ordered two pairs of roller skates that fit their feet. Donald and Daisy walked to the rink and began roller skating while bright lights flashed.
KNWO

KNWO is a CBS affiliate serving Seattle, WA. The station is owned by Tegna.

It was announced in late February 2022 that the owner of Cox Media Group was gonna buy Tegna. KNWO was one of the stations chosen to be kept.

On May 22 2023, Tegna announced they were no longer gonna be sold to Cox Media Group and the deal was terminated.
KCSG

KCSG (Digital Channel 14, Virtual Channel 8) is a commercial television station licensed to Cedar City, Utah, United States, serving as the Ion owned and operated station for the St. George/Cedar City market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KBFS, and both stations maintain studios on South 100 West in St. George.

On August 1, 2023, Scripps separated KCSG and KSVW from a state-wide simulcast. Scripps chose to do this because of their Big Sky Conference deal as part of their strategy of regionalizing the games.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Southern Utah Thunderbirds games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KSPX

**KSPX** (digital channel 20, virtual channel 34) is the Ion owned-and-operated (O&O) station for San Diego, California.

## Digital Television

KSPX's broadcasts are digital-only as of February 17, 2009.

### Additional AirBox programming

KSPX previously offered additional encrypted streams of programming via the AirBox TV subscription television platform. This has since been discontinued.
At the time of shutdown, the channels available were as follows:
KWYI-DT2

**KWYI-DT2** is the Fox-affiliated station for Casper, Wyoming. KWYI-DT2 is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

Although KWYI began digital broadcasting in August of 2000, it did not began to multiplex its signal until 2004. In February of that year, KWYI launched a subchannel affiliated with Fox.

## News Programming

KWYI-DT2 airs an hour-long 9 p.m. newscast known as *Fox Casper News at 9* produced by the main channel. It is seen all seven nights a week.

On July 16, 2018, KWYI-DT2 debuted a morning newscast called *Fox Casper Morning News* that airs from 7-9 AM on weekdays.
KMCS

**KMCS** is a CBS-affiliated station in Lewistown, Montana. The station's transmitter is located in Midtown Lewistown.

## History

KMCS debuted on August 9, 1978 as **KMCS-TV** on channel 36. It was the second television station in Central Montana, signing on just a few hours after KLWS-TV in Lewistown (channel 48, now KCMT-TV). The station was a CBS affiliate, but also shared ABC programming with KLWS-TV.

Channel 36 found the going difficult at first, since television manufacturers weren't required to build in UHF tuning capability at the time. Viewers needed an expensive converter to watch KMCS, and even then the picture quality was marginal at best. In addition, most of Central Montana is very mountainous due to the presence of the Judith Mountains as well as both the North and South Moccasin Mountains, and UHF signals at the time usually did not carry very well over rugged terrain. In 1980, the station's original local owners, Moccasin Television, sold the station to Northwest Television, a television company in Eugene, Oregon.

When KTGS (now KTSU) signed on in 1979 and took the ABC affiliation, KMCS became a full-time CBS affiliate. However, it spent most of the next 20 years as a very distant third in the ratings. While this was due in part to ABC being an emerging network at the time, another problem was the terrain issue. Many viewers didn't get a clear signal from channel 36 until cable arrived in Lewistown in the latter part of the 1970s. In fact, many viewers got a better signal from KFBB-TV (channel 5) in Great Falls; KFBB's transmitter is located 104 miles (167 km) west of Lewistown. In 1982, Northwest Television sold the 70% of the station to Multimedia, Inc. of Greenville, South Carolina under a joint ownership called the "Channel 36 Limited Partnership", which lasted until 1995 when it was sold to Meredith Corporation of Des Moines, Iowa, who remained the owner until its sale to Newport Television in 2010. Newport agreed to sell KMCS in Christmas Day 2012. The sale was completed on February 19, 2013, marking Nexstar's first television property in the state of Montana.

On December 3, 2018, Irving, Texas-based Nexstar Media Group announced it would acquire the assets of Tribune Media for $6.4 billion in cash and debt.

## Gallery

Coming soon

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KPXV

KPXV (Digital Channel 45, Virtual Channel 33) is a television station in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, serving as an owned and operated Ion station. It is owned by the E.W. Scripps Company, alongside KMCC.

The station started airing Las Vegas Aces games (if they have a game on the network) and other WNBA games as part of Ion's WNBA Friday Night Showcase in 2023.

Starting in the 2023-2024 NHL season, the station will begin exclusively airing Vegas Golden Knights games.
KMIO

**KMIO** (digital channel 15, virtual channel 10) is the ABC-affiliated television station for Minot, North Dakota. KMIO is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and operates as a semi-satellite of KBMC (channel 9) in Bismarck.

## Digital Television

 10.2
 10.2
 10.3

KMIO broadcasts its main programming in 1080i rather than ABC's native 720p format.

On August 15, 2017, KMIO moved its WeatherNation programming to its third digital subchannel and This TV programming to a new fourth subchannel. KMIO-DT2 became Minot's affiliate for XTV one that network launched in September.

KMIO's broadcasts are digital-only as of April 16, 2009.
Ion (Netherlands)

**Ion** is a Dutch free-to-air television channel owned by VIVA Networks, a subsidiary of The E.W. Scripps Company. The channel launched on July 1, 2021 as the first Ion channel to launch outside of the United States.

## Programming

Ion's programming primarily focuses on imported dramas with a few other shows on weekends.
KSO

KSO is a CBS affiliate serving San Antonio, TX. Broadcasting on channel 2, the station is owned by Diversity Media. Syndicated programs broadcast by KSO includes *The List*, *The Jennifer Hudson Show*, 9-1-1 (syndicated) and among others.

Both *Jeopardy* and *Wheel of Fortune* ended up moving to San Antonio's NBC affiliate, KSTX in September 14, 2015.

## Programming schedule:

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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KUCW

**KUCW** (Digital Channel 32, Virtual Channel 34) is a television station licensed to Morgan, Utah, United States, serving as the CW O&O for Salt Lake City and the state of Utah. It is owned by Nexstar Media Group alongside NBC affiliate KTVX (channel 2). Both stations share studios on 2360 West Street in Salt Lake City, while KUCW's transmitter is located atop Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains.

KUCW has a large network of broadcast translators that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah, as well as portions of Nevada and Wyoming.

The station also airs ABC programming that KSL-TV declines to air. Examples include: General Hospital, Bachelor In Paradise, The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, etc. The owner of that station, Bonneville International, is part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. A socially conservative religious organization, the LDS Church is known to refuse to air some of ABC's programming.

## KUCW

### Channel

Digital Channel: 32 (shared with KTVX)
Virtual Channel: 34

### Subchannel(s)

34.1: The CW (O&O) / ABC (per program) / NBC (alternate)
34.2: QVC
34.3: Laff
34.4: Ion Mystery

### Former Call Letters

KOOG-TV (1985–1998)
KUTN (1998-2006)

### Former Channel Number

Analog:
34 (UHF, 1985–2009)
Digital:
44 (UHF, 2002–2018)

### Former Affiliation

Primary:
Independent (1985–2000)
UPN (2001-2006)
Secondary:
HSN (1986–1996)
DT2:
Movies! (2014-2022)
DT3:
Buzzr (2015–2016)
Grit (2016–2021)
DT4:
Escape (2016–2019)
Court TV (2019–2021)

### Owner

Nexstar Media Group
(Nexstar Media Inc.)
KAAP-TV

KAAP-TV (Digital Channel 9, Virtual Channel 39) is a commercial television station licensed to Phoenix, Arizona, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KBNU, and both stations maintain studios on East Behrend Drive in Phoenix, Arizona.

The station started airing Phoenix Mercury games (if they have a game on the network) and other WNBA games as part of Ion's WNBA Friday Night Showcase in 2023.
Insider's Look at The NFL

Insider's Look at The NFL is a syndicated U.S. television program. Its format is a live, one hour pregame show. It is usually aired Sunday mornings/evenings, Monday evenings, and Thursday evenings before CBS' The NFL Today, Fox's Fox NFL Sunday, NBC's Football Night in America, ESPN/ABC/Fox's Monday Night Countdown, and Amazon/CBS' TNF Tonight/NFL Next. The show can be moved during the late part of the season to Saturday morning/Saturday evenings depending on when games are played and (starting in the 2023-2024 season) it airs on Friday nights as part of the annual Black Friday game.

The show is produced by Hearst Media Production Group.

* **Stations that currently air Insider's Look at The NFL (feel free to add your station to the list, but only one per market!):**
KTYL

**KTYL** is an ABC affiliate that serves the Tyler/Longview, Texas market. The station broadcasts on Channel 5. The station along with a few others were not affected by the fictional 2015 USA TV broadcast realignment. This station is owned by Revolution Television.

## Digital Television

 5.2
 5.3
 5.4

## Website History

* 1996-2002: www.ktylabc5.com
* 2002-2004: www.abc5tylerlongview.com
* 2004-2007: www.ktyl.com
* 2007-2010: www.abc5.com
* 2010-2013: www.abc.go.com/ktylabc5
* 2013-present: www.abc5easttexas.com

## Newscast Titles

* The Texaco Report (1957-1966)
* The East Texas Report (1966-1968)
* Channel 5 Eyewitness News (1968-1997)
* ABC 5 Eyewitness News (1997-2009)
* ABC East Texas Eyewitness News (2009-2013)
* East Texas News (2013-present)

## Station Slogans

* This is the Place to Be on Channel 5 (1973-1974)
* Hello East Texas, Hello Channel 5 (1974-1975)
* Welcome to the New Bright World on Channel 5 (1975-1976)
* Let Us Be the One on Channel 5 (1976-1977)
* You're Still Having Fun East Texas, Channel 5 is Still the One (1977-1978)
* Channel 5's The One to Turn To in East Texas, We're the One (1978-1980)
* You and Me and Channel 5 (1980-1981)
* Now is the Time, Channel 5 is the Place (1981-1982)
* Come on Along with Channel 5 (1982-1983)
* That Special Feeling on Channel 5 (1983-1984)
* We're With You on Channel 5 (1984-1985)
* East Texas' Most Watched News Team! (1985-present)
* You'll Love It on Channel 5 (1985-1986)
* Together on Channel 5 (1986-1987)
* Something's Happening on Channel 5 (1987-1990)
* East Texas is Watching Channel 5 (1990-1992)
* If It's East Texas, It Must Be Channel 5 (1992-1993)
* Watched by More East Texans, Channel 5, ABC (1993-1996)
* Nobody Does It Like ABC 5 (1996-1997)
* TV is Good on ABC 5 (1997-1998)
* We Love TV on ABC 5 (1998-1999)
* ABC 5, Start Here (2009-2014)
* The Only Place to Be, ABC 5 (2014-present)
2017-18 United States Television Schedule (Saturday Morning)

This is the United States broadcast television schedule on the television networks airing entertainment programming on Saturday mornings for the season beginning in the fall of 2017 and ending in the spring of 2018. All times are Eastern and Pacific.

On Fox, Xploration Station and its predecessor, the infomercial block Weekend Marketplace, remains available, and Fox affiliates can carry either lineup.

NBC splits The More You Know block on certain weekends due to NBC Sports commitments (including English Premier League).

On New Line, *Mixels* and *Peanuts*shorts air usually during commercial breaks or in between shows during Cartoon Network on New Line. The previous *Sonic Boom*shorts will be replaced by the full half-hour series beginning with this season.

## Fall 2017

### 10 AM-1 PM

The WB airs more programs from Kids' WB after 1 PM
KMAK-LD

**KMAK-LD** is the low-powered CBS station for Mankato. KMAK broadcasts on channel 6 and is part of duopoly with the local ABC station KMNK-CD.

## Newscast:

On December 2, 2019, KMAK-LD began simulcasting some KMNK newscasts. *KMNK News Now This Morning* airs weekdays at 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. on both KMNK-CD and KMAK-LD. The stations also simulcasts the 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. newscast, with each station airing separate commercials during each simulcast.
KWEW-TV

**KWEW-TV** is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated station serving Waterville, East Wenatchee, Wenatchee, Sunnyslope, Chelan, Malaga, Leavenworth, Entiat, Cashmere, Rock Island and all of the Twin Counties area of North Central Washington. It broadcasts on channel 34.

## Station History

KWEW-TV signed on the air by TVX of Chelan-Douglas, Inc. on November 3, 1989 as the new Fox affiliate (which is branded as "Fox 34"), honoring the 103rd anniversary of the town's platting. When it signed on, it replaced independent station KCWT as the Fox affiliate in the area, although cable viewers can also receive K53CY (now KCYU-LD) from the neighboring Yakima DMA.

It held onto KWEW until its merger with Paramount Pictures in 1991, after which the group was renamed Paramount Stations Group. By this time, it was one of the strongest Fox affiliates west of the Rocky Mountains.

In 1994, it became an affiliate of the short-lived Prime Time Entertainment Network in a three-way swap between KWEW, KCWT and KMSW.

Viacom acquired ownership of KWEW and its sister stations when the company purchased Paramount Pictures in 1994. Channel 34 became charter affiliate and an owned-and-operated station of the United Paramount Network (owned by Chris-Craft Industries in a programming partnership with Viacom, and later co-owned in a joint venture with Chris-Craft when it bought a 50% share in the network in 1996) upon the network's January 16, 1995 launch.

In 2000, it became a WB affiliate, swapping affiliations with former rival independent station KNCW (channel 48). In 2003, the station changed its branding from "WB34" to "CenWash's WB8" (a reference to its cable channel placement in the market on Time Warner Cable and other cable systems in the Twin Counties area).

On January 24, 2006, the Warner Bros. unit of Time Warner and CBS Corporation announced that the two companies would shut down The WB and UPN and combine the networks' respective programming to create a new "fifth" network called The CW. On February 22, 2006, News Corporation announced the launch of a new "sixth" network called MyNetworkTV, which would be operated by Fox Television Stations and its syndication division Twentieth Television, which was created to give UPN and WB stations that would not become CW affiliates another option besides converting to independent stations. On March 25, it was announced that KWEW would become MyNetworkTV's Wenatchee affiliate.

## Station Branding

* Fox 34 (1989-1994)
* KWEW 34 (1994-1995)
* UPN Central Washington (1995-2000)
* WB 34 (2000-2003)
* CenWash's WB 8 (2003-2006)
* My 34 (2006-present)
KMIW

KMIW is an ABC affiliate that serves the Lubbock, TX market. It broadcasts on Channel 9. Syndicated programming on KMIW includes: *Entertainment Tonight*, *The Dr. Oz Show*, *25 Words or Less*, and *Extra* among others.

## Digital Television

 9.2
 9.3

## News Themes

* KMIW 1977 News Theme (1977–1980)
* ABC World News Tonight - Score Productions (1980–1983)
* Tuesday1 - Tuesday Productions (1983–1988)
* Turn to News - Gari Media (1988–1994)
* Brave New World - Shelly Palmer Company (1994–2001)
* First News - Gari Media (2001–2006)
* Alive - Gari Media (2006–2010)
* Viral - 360 Music (2010–2016)
* Momentum News - Non-Stop Music (2016–present)
KOTX-DT2

KOTX-DT2 is a CW subchannel serving the Wichita Falls, TX and Lawton, OK region. Just like the main channel itself, KOTX-DT2 is owned and operated by Diversity Media. On March 31, 2019, after closing of children's block KidsClick, KOTX-DT2 and other CW stations carried morning cartoons from Kids' WB.

On September 20, 2021, KOTX-DT2 began carry morning preschool block Cartoonito from The CW, and continues to carry Looney Tunes & Tom and Jerry as of part of Saturday Morning Cartoons
KXTM

**KXTM** (digital and virtual channel 7) is the Fox-affiliated station for Brinson, TX. It's owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## News Themes

* It's All Right Here - Gari Media (1990–1995)
* FOX '95 - Stephen Arnold Music (1995–1997)
* News Line - Gari Media (1997–2001)
* Ultra News - Non-Stop Music (2001–2007)
* FOX Affiliate News Theme - OSI Music (2007–present)

## Digital Television

 7.2
 7.3
 7.4

KXTM broadcasts its main programming in 1080i rather than Fox's native 720p format

On August 15, 2017, KXTM moved its WeatherNation programming to its third digital subchannel and its Charge! programming to a new fourth digital subchannel. KXTM-DT2 became the market's XTV affiliate when that network launched on September 17.

KXTM's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KIHV

**KIHV** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 45) is a MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the Cedar Rapids, Iowa television market. KIHV is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

KIHV first began broadcasting on February 25, 1985. The station first aired an all-music video format known as "Iowa's Hit Video, channel 45" (as referenced in the station's call letters). KIHV was the first television station in Eastern Iowa to broadcast 24 hours a day, as well as the first to broadcast in stereo. Despite its best efforts, the station was never able to turn a significant profit and went silent on January 1, 1987.

Later in 1987, KIHV returned to the air under new ownership. This time around, the station maintained a general entertainment format. KIHV became a charter affiliate of the United Paramount Network (UPN) when it launched on January 11, 1995. In 2006, it was announced that both UPN and The WB were shut down with both networks moving their strongest programs on one new network: The CW. Around the time of this announcement, News Corporation announced the launch of MyNetworkTV, a new "sixth" network offered to former UPN and WB affiliates not joining The CW. KIHV joined that network when in September 2006. Interestingly, MyNetworkTV launched slightly before UPN officially shut down. Therefore, KIHV carried UPN programming following the MyNetworkTV schedule until the official shutdown date.

## Digital Television

 45.2
 45.3
 45.4
 45.5

KIHV's broadcasts are digital-only as of April 16, 2009.
KEA-TV

KEA-TV (Digital Channel 21, Virtual Channel 5) is a CW+ affiliate station in Bend, Oregon owned by Bridgetown Media. The station was purchased by Paramount Global after The Bend Sun Publishing went out of the TV business.

On January 4, 2023, Paramount Global announced they would be trading KEA-TV and its sister stations to Bridgetown Media, in exchange for KPCW. The deal was approved on June 29 2023.

**CBS affiliates:**
**The CW affiliates:** **KEA-TV** | KSFL
KOPX

**KOPX** (digital and virtual channel 30) is the Ion owned-and-operated station for the Omaha, NE market.

## Digital Television

KOPX's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 12, 2009.

### Additional AirBox programming

KOPX previously offered additional encrypted streams of programming via the AirBox TV subscription television platform. This has since been discontinued.
At the time of shutdown, the channels available were as follows:
KWGH

KWGH (Digital Channel 17, Virtual Channel 35) is a MyNetworkTV affiliate in Portland, Oregon licensed to Vancouver, Washington. It is one of the few stations that is licensed in the Washington side of the market.

It is owned by KASKOBROADCASTING.

On February 10th 2023, the sale was approved by the FCC, with the sale expected to be closed within the next week. On February 14th 2023, the sale was approved.

On June 28th 2023, KWGH started airing Scripps News in mornings, at 2:30 AM-4:00 AM, and 7:00 AM-10:00 AM, as well as 11:00 AM-12:00 PM, and 5:30 PM-6:00 PM. The station dropped all LiveNow from Fox newscasts because MyNetworkTV's sister network, Fox, took them.

On September 1, 2023, as part of the huge 2023 broadcast realignment, the station obtained a MyTV affiliation. MyNetworkTV will continue to stay on the station. Also due to this change, Scripps News was dropped for MyTV's national news.
KPNV

**KPNV** (digital channel 42, virtual channel 39) is the Fox-affiliated station for Freyden, Missouri. KPNV is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 39.2
 39.3
 39.4

KPNV broadcasts its first two program streams in 1080i rather than Fox & MyNetworkTV's 720p native resolution.

KPNV added XTV on its third digital subchannel on September 17, 2017. The month prior, Bounce TV (which initially occupied the third subchannel) was relocated to a new fourth subchannel.

KPNV's broadcasts are digital-only as of July 28, 2008.

### KPNV-DT2

KPNV-DT2 serves as Freyden's MyNetworkTV affiliate. KPNV had planned to launch a second subchannel as far back as 2005. The original plans called for making that subchannel a full-time UPN affiliate. KPNV had been carrying UPN on its main signal as a secondary affiliation since the network's launch in 1995. Those plans never came to fruition due to technical and financial issues. When UPN shut down in September 2006, KPNV picked up MyNetworkTV (a sister television service to Fox) to occupy those timeslots. A second digital subchannel was finally launched on May 1, 2007. At this point, MyNetworkTV was moved full-time to the newly-activated KPNV-DT2.
KNCG

KNCG (Digital Channel 34, Virtual Channel 24) is a commercial television station licensed to San Luis Obispo, California, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KHDM, and both stations maintain studios on Fairview Street in San Luis Obispo, California.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Cal Poly Mustangs games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KLMU

KLMU (Digital Channel 2, Virtual Channel 39) is a commercial television station licensed to Butte, Montana, United States, serving as the affiliate of NBC. It is a full-time satellite station of Bozeman-licensed sister station KHUM. KHUM and KLMU are both owned by The E.W. Scripps Company, which has 2 stations other than this duo, KHNP and its satellite station KJNP (which is also in Butte, Montana). KHUM and KHNP maintain 2 studios; Chestnut Ridge Road in Bozeman, Montana; and 9th Street in Butte, Montana.
KCPN

KCPN is an NBC affiliate serving Houston, TX, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 3, KCPN is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## Stand Up, and Tell them that Houston's Great lyrics

*Stand Up, And Tell Them that Houston's Great!* is the jingle that Adelphia Communications is using for KCPN. The tune uses the "Turn To News" jingle that Gari Music Group used during the 1980s and 1990s.

*Today's a New Day, Houston's growing strong*

*You're feeling okay, Here's where you belong*

*No holding back now, On the right track now*

*Stand Up, and tell them that Houston's Great*

*We're Houston people, filed with Texas pride*

*Moving America, reaching for the sky*

*It's time to shout it, no doubt about it*

*Stand up, and tell them that Houston's Great*

*You got that spirit, that keeps on shining through*

*Come on let's hear it, Houston, we're with you*

*Nothing gets you down, you're such a great town*

*You're at the heart of it, 3 is a part of it*

*Stand up, and tell them that Houston's Great!*
KOVR

KOVR (Digital Channel 52, Virtual Channel 13) is a television station in Sacramento, California, United States, affiliated with ABC. The station is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. The station's studios are located in West Sacramento, California.

## KOVR

### Channel

Digital: 52
Virtual: 13

### Subchannel(s)

13.1: ABC
13.2: Fave TV
13.3: MeTV
13.4: Comet

### First Air Date

September 6, 1954
(68 years ago)
KJNP

KJNP (Digital Channel 16, Virtual Channel 48) is a commercial television station licensed to Butte, Montana, United States, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. It is a full-time satellite station of Bozeman-licensed sister station KHNP. KHNP and its sister KHUM maintain 2 studios; Chestnut Ridge Road in Bozeman, Montana; and 9th Street in Butte, Montana. The latter studio is for KLMU (KHUM's satellite sister station which is also in Butte, Montana) to use during newscasts for double the coverage of local news, and to hold KHUM's master controls in there, for extra room in the main studio in Bozeman.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, KHNP and KJNP will start exclusively airing Montana State Bobcats games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KOFS

**KOFS**is the ABC affiliate for Joplin, MO, the station broadcasts on channel 5 and is owned by Diversity Media.

## Programming schedule:

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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Disney-ABC Television Group

## Programming:

ABC's owned and operated stations' syndicated offerings (as of September 2020) includes *Tamron Hall*, *Live with Kelly and Mark*, *Wheel of Fortune*, *Jeopardy!*, and among others. *Live* is produced in-house at WABC-TV. *Jeopardy!* and *Wheel of Fortune* began airing on Localish Network due to an ABC primetime Celebrity Wheel of Fortune or Jeopardy tournament and special events.
KMTB

**KMTB** (digital channel 19, virtual channel 3) is the ABC affiliate serving Billings, Montana. KMTB is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 3.2 | KMTB-DT
 3.3
 3.4

KMTB broadcasts its first two streams of programming in 1080i rather than their respective networks' native 720p format.

KMTB began airing Fox on its second digital subchannel when it began digital broadcasting in 2002. KMTB added XTV on a third subchannel on September 17, 2017.

KMTB's broadcasts are digital-only as of May 28, 2009.
KDFH

**KDFH** (digital channel 15, virtual channel 10) is the NBC-affiliated station for the Spokane, WA television market. Licensed to Couer d'Alene, ID, KDFH is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on KDFH includes *Family Guy* (uncommon for an NBC affiliate), *The Ellen DeGeneres Show*, *Hot Bench*, and *Rachel Ray* among others.

## Digital Television

 10.2
 10.4

On August 15, 2017, KDFH moved its Charge affiliation to a new DT3 subchannel. KDFH-DT2 became Spokane's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of KDFH-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

KDFH's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KMSU

**KMSU** is a PBS member station in Bozeman/Butte, Montana, broadcasting on PSIP channel 9.

## History

Prior to 1984, there were no actual PBS stations in Montana. In the Bozeman/Butte DMA, viewers had to have cable in order to view KCRW, the PBS station in Casper/Riverton, WY. In June 1985, KCRW was replcaced by KMSU on Bozeman/Butte cable systems.

KMSU was the only PBS station in Montana until 1986, when KUOM signed on to greet viewers in Missoula, MT who had translators of KSKP in Spokane until that point in time.

## Gallery

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KBFS

KBFS (Digital Channel 37, Virtual Channel 5) is a commercial television station licensed to Cedar City, Utah, serving as the ABC affiliate for the St. George/Cedar City market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KCSG, and both stations maintain studios on South 100 West in St. George.

## KBFS

### Channel(s)

Digital: 37
Virtual: 5

### Subchannel(s)

5.1: ABC
5.2: Grit (O&O)
5.3: Bounce TV (O&O)
KSCL

KSCL is a WB owned-and-operated television station located in Los Angeles, California. KSCL is owned by The WB Stations Group subsidiary of Dorado Media and managed by Capital Cities Communications. It operates as part of a television duopoly with DBC owned-and-operated station KLAD. This article should not to be confused with real life channel 11 which is KTTV-TV, the real life Fox O&O affiliate in Los Angeles. It is also known for Law and Order on Saturdays from 12:00pm to 2:00pm.

## Schedule for the Kids' WB! block

### Saturdays (Effective September 8, 2018)

* 7:00am Ultraman Geed
* 7:30am Teen Titans Go!
* 8:00am Yo-Kai Watch
* 8:30am Transformers: Cyberverse
* 9:00am New Looney Tunes
* 9:30am Wacky Races
* 10:00am Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
* 10:30am Supernoobs
* 11:00am Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz
* 11:30am Tai Chi Chasers

### Weekdays (Effective September 10, 2018)

* 2:00pm Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
* 2:30pm New Looney Tunes
* 3:00pm Teen Titans Go!
* 3:30pm The Tom and Jerry Show
KCWF

**KCWF** (digital and virtual channel 15) is a CW-affiliated station serving Eloy/Casa Grande, AZ. Licensed to Casa Grande, KCWF is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 15.2
 15.3
 15.4

On August 15, 2017, KCWF moved GetTV programming to its DT3 subchannel and Comet programming to a new DT4 subchannel. KCWF-DT2 became Eloy/Casa Grande's affiliate of XTV once that channel launched on September 17.

KCWF's broadcasts have been digital-only as of June 11, 2009.

## Branding History

*KCSG Super15* (1976-1995)
*The WB15* (1995-2004)
*KWBF* (2004-2006)
*Eloy's CW* (2006-2010)
*KCWF* (2010-present)
KNGN-TV

**KNGN-TV** is the NBC-affiliated station serving Omak, Okanogan, Riverside, Conconully, Oroville, Tonasket, Twisp. Winthrop, Mazama, Pateros, Malott, Molson and all of Okanogan County, Washington. It broadcasts on channel 10.

## Station History

KNGN-TV signed on the air by Greater Omak Broadcasters, Inc. on February 15th, 1971 as an ABC affiliate, honoring the 60th anniversary of the city's incorporation. When it signed on, it was the first television station on the Greater Omak area, including neighboring towns and cities such as Okanogan and Riverside. KNGN switched its affiliation to NBC in 1981, but still retains ABC on a secondary basis, and has remained an NBC affiliate ever since. In 1983, the original Nationwide Communications, Inc, of Columbus, Ohio bought KNGN-TV's operating facilities from GOB. North Cascades Broadcasting, Inc. (owner of several radio stations) acquired KNGN-TV in August 1998, as part of Nationwide's exit from the television business. On September 7, 2016, the station was sold by both GOB and NCB to the current Nationwide Communications.

## Logos

10TV Logo (1981-1996)KNGN Logo (1996-Present)
## News Themes

* No music/ticker (1971-1978)
* Bringing It Home To You by Mayoham Music (1978-1982)
* KSL 1981 News Theme (1982-1986)
* NewScore by VTS Productions (1986-1992)
* Brave New World by Shelly Palmer (1992-1998)
* The Great News Package by Gari Media (1998-2011)
* Heart of the City by inthegroovemusic (2011-2016)
* Inergy by Stephen Arnold Music (2016-present)

## 1989-1992 "You and Me" Promo Campaign

From 1989 to 1992, KNGN-TV started to roll out a localized of the "You & Me" promo campaign from Mansfield, Ohio-based independent station WCOM-TV (now WMFD-TV) channel 68. This is an attempt to make 10TV more in touch with the community.

### Lyrics

You and Me and 10TV
Where the great times begin
Starting now from here on in
We're Okanogan's 10TV
Now you know that this is the place to be
Coming at you with friends and family
Hanging out with lots more friends here
And the good times never end here
You and Me and 10TV
Where the great times begin
Starting now from here on in
You and Me and 10TV
Shooting up to the stars, getting down with the songs
And it almost feels like we've been here all along
Flashing heck of a grin like being in the New Year
Giving all that we've got makes you stand up and cheer (10TV)
You and Me and 10TV
Where the great times begin
Starting now from here on in
You and Me and 10TV
KPCW

**KPCW** is a CW-affiliated television serving Portland, Oregon, United States that is licensed to Gresham. The station is owned by Paramount Global.

On January 4, 2023, Paramount Global announced they would be trading KEA-TV and its sister stations to Bridgetown Media, in exchange for KPCW. The deal was approved on June 29 2023.
Frank Martin (TV series)

**Francis "Frank" Martin, Jr.** Colonel Ex-Navy Seal.

## Family

* Francis Martin - Great-Great Uncle; Deceased
* Matthew Cole - Adoptive Son and Friend

## Frank Martin (TV series)

### Relatives

Frank Martin (widowed father, deceased)
Francis Martin (great-great uncle, deceased)
**Frank's Mom** (enstranged mother)
Matthew Cole *(adoptive son)*

### Affiliation

Ronnie OsDavis *(best friend)*
Kyle Rogers **(best friend and colleague)**

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

1. ↑ Frank
3. ↑ male
KTSU

**KTSU** (Digital channel 13, virtual channel 43) is an ABC-affiliated station in Lewistown, Montana. The station's transmitter is located east of Lewistown, Montana.

## History

The station was founded by Yellowstone Newspapers, publisher of the Lewistown News-Argus, and went on the air for the first time on November 1, 1979 (one week before Montana's 90th statehood anniversary) on channel 43.

KTSU has been the only locally owned and operated station in the market since
Montana Broadcast Communications, Inc., owners of crosstown rival KCMT-TV (channel 48), sold its master operations to Atlanta-based Cox Media Group in 1988. In fact, it is one of the few stations left in the country that is still locally owned and operated and the few in Montana. Channel 21 points out often in advertisements noting that it is the "only locally-owned station in Lewistown." As a result, KTSU has been a ratings juggernaut in Montana for several years, with KCMT at close second.

## Gallery

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KFWX

**KFWX** (digital and virtual channel 16) is the Fox-affiliated station for Williston, ND. KFWX is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

KFWX is considered a "semi-satellite" station of sister KFXY in Dickinson as it airs the same syndicated programming from that station in the same pattern as well as carrying the XTV, Cozi TV, and True Crime Network subchannels in the same order. However, it airs its own station ID and newscasts, though some resources for the latter are shared with KFXY.

## Digital Television

 16.2
 16.3
 16.4
 16.5

KFWX airs its main programming in 1080i rather than Fox's native 720p format.

On August 15, 2017, KFWX moved its Cozi TV affiliation to its third digital subchannel and its True Crime Network (then known as Justice Network) affiliation to a new fourth subchannel. KFWX-DT2 became Williston's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17.

KFWX's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KSL-TV

KSL-TV (Digital Channel 30, Virtual Channel 5) is an ABC affiliated station in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is the flagship television property of locally based Bonneville International, the for-profit broadcasting arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), and is sister to KSL radio (1190 AM and 102.3 FM). The three stations share studios at the Broadcast House building in Salt Lake City's Triad Center; KSL-TV's transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City. The station has a large network of broadcast translators that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah, as well as portions of Arizona, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming.

KSL-TV is one of a few for-profit U.S. television stations owned by a religious institution (most U.S. TV stations owned by religious institutions are affiliated with non-profit religious broadcasting networks).

As of 2016, they have a sister TV station, KJZZ-TV.

On June 20 2023, the Utah Jazz announced KSL-TV and its sister KJZZ-TV would be the broadcast home of team games as well as team talk shows for the 2023-2024 season, bringing them to KSL-TV for the first time, and to KJZZ-TV again.

On June 22 2023, KSL-TV refreshed their logo and graphics which therefore had them start using the 2021 ABC logo. What's notable about it is that they used the logo usually seen on promos and ESPN on ABC programming.
KXTV

*Not to be confused with the real life ABC affiliate, KXTV, in Sacramento, California.*

**KXTV**, virtual channel 10, is a Fox owned-and-operated television station licensed to El Manzo, Nevada, United States. The station is owned by the Fox Television Stations division of Fox Corpoation.

## Gallery

### Logo history

KXTV 1975 10 logo.pngThis "10" has been in use since 1975.KXTV 1975 circle 10 logo.pngCircle 10 logo, used from 1975 to 1997.
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KTZP

KTZP (Digital Channel 28, Virtual Channel 2) is a TV station in Portland, Oregon. It is affiliated with CBS and owned by Mission Broadcasting. Nexstar Media Group operates the station under a local marketing agreement.

## KTZP

### Branding

KTZP CBS 2 (newscasts)
CBS 2 (general)

### Channel(s)

Digital: 28
Virtual: 2

### Subchannel(s)

2.1: CBS
2.2: Court TV
2.3: SportsGrid (O&O, de facto)
2.4: Rewind TV (O&O, de facto)

### Call letters' meaning

K ToP (Z is a substitute to O) (reference to the ratings for the station being #1 many years)

### Former channel number(s)

Analog:
2 (1957-2009)
Digital:
42 (2009-2016)

### Former affiliations

Analog/DT1:
Independent (1957-2011)
DT2:
Light TV (2016-2021)
DT3:
Antenna TV (2017-2021)
DT4:
NewsNation (2019-2022)
KAYT

**KAYT** is a Fox affiliate that serves the Yuma, AZ/El Centro, CA market. It broadcasts on Channel 22.

## Newscast titles

* News 22 (1964-1979)
* News Center 22 (1979-1995)
* Fox 22 Eyewitness News (1995-2010)
* Fox 22 News (2010-present)

## Newscast themes

* The One For All - Gari Media (1983-1990)
* Palmer News Package - Shelly Palmer (1990-1995)
* It's All Right Here - Gari Media (1995-1998)
* Power News - Non-Stop Music (1998-2005)
* Fusion - Stephen Arnold Music (2005-2010)
* Fox Affiliate News Theme - OSI Music (2010-2018)
* Aerial - Stephen Arnold Music (2018-present)

KPIA 8 (NBC)
KAWC 9 (PBS)
KYUA 12 (CBS)
KXNS 18 (CW)
**KAYT** 22 (FOX)
KWQL 25 (MNTV)
Discovery Family (Canada)

**Discovery Family** is an upcoming Canadian English-language discretionary service channel. The channel is owned by Discovery Family Canada, Inc., a joint venture between Corus Entertainment, Bell Media, and the American Discovery Family channel (Warner Bros. Discovery and Hasbro).

## Discovery Family Canada

### Owner

Corus Entertainment (50% and managing partner)
Bell Media (30%)
Warner Bros Discovery (10%)
Hasbro (10%)

### Headquarters

Toronto, Ontario

The channel will broadcast live-action and animated programming targeting viewers aged because 2 and 11.

## History

In February 2023, Corus Entertainment, Bell Media, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Hasbro jointly announced that a Canadian version of Discovery Family would be launched in the fall of that year.

## Programming

* Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures
* My Little Pony: Pony Life
* My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
* Petronix Defenders
* S.M.A.S.H!
* Super Monsters
* Big Blue
* Glowbies
* The Zula Patrol
* Hanni and the Wild Woods
KVQH

**KVQH** (digital channel 24, virtual channel 32) is a Fox-affiliated station for the Quad-Cities area of Washington and Idaho, including Wallowa County, Oregon. KVQH is licensed to Lewiston, Idaho and is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on KVQH includes: *The Big Bang Theory*, *Mom*, *Last Man Standing*, and *The Kelly Clarkson Show* among others.

## Digital Television

KVQH broadcasts its main programming in 1080i rather than Fox's native 720p format.

On January 1, 2010, KVQH added TheCoolTV to its second digital subchannel. The Country Network (later renamed ZUUS Country, then back to The Country Network) was added to its third digital subchannel a year later. KVQH-DT2 replaced TheCoolTV with Charge! on August 1, 2017 when the former ceased operating as an over-the-air TV network.

On August 15, 2017, KVQH moved its Charge! affiliation to its DT3 subchannel and moved The Country Network to a new fourth subchannel. KVQH-DT2 became the Quad-Cities' affiliate of XTV once that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed on KVQH-DT2 is available exclusively to local cable providers

KVQH's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KPXN-TV

KPXN-TV (Digital Channel 35, Virtual Channel 67) is a commercial television station licensed to Los Angeles, California, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KDOA-TV, and both stations maintain studios on Gridley Street in Los Angeles.

The station started airing Los Angeles Sparks games (if they have a game on the network) and other WNBA games as part of Ion's WNBA Friday Night Showcase in 2023.
KXTI

**KXTI** (digital channel 28, virtual channel 64) is an independent television station in Tulsa, Oklahoma. KXTI is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

KXTI first began broadcasting on February 26, 1973. It was Tulsa's first independent station, running a general entertainment format consisting of off-network reruns, feature films, religious programs, and network programs that were turned down by the other local television outlets. As time went on, KXTI added children's programs to its lineup. In 1981, it added programming from the Financial News Network.

With the rise in popularity of music videos, KXTI added music video blocks to its lineup. By 1984, KXTI had dumped its already existing program inventory and switched to an all-music video schedule (one of the first local televisions in the United States to do so). KXTI also began broadcasting in stereo around the same time, a first in Tulsa. By the end of 1986, KXTI was broadcasting 24 hours a day. During this time, KXTI was known as "64X." 64X was unique in that it was the only local music video channel to incorporate some country music into rotation.

While the all-music video format was generally well-received by the public, the station and its owners began to face finnancial hardship. KXTI could not pull in very many advertisers due to the fact that music video channels typically aren't able to retain viewers for prolonged amounts of time. The music video format miraculously held on until 1991, at which point KXTI was sold to the Home Shopping Network and begain airing that network's programming the entire time. KXTI would eventually be sold again in 1994, but still continued to air HSN.

On January 11, 1995, KXTI became a charter affiliate of UPN. In 2006, both UPN and The WB would be shut down and replaced with a new network called The CW. Around the same time, Fox announced it would also launch a second network called MyNetworkTV. When UPN shut down that year, KXTI reverted to being an independent station once again.

## Digital Television

KXTI signed on its digital signal in 2003. Soon after, a revival of the old "64X" name and music video format was considered for its second digital subchannel. These plans never went through, and KXTI did not multiplex its signal at all until 2010 with the addition of This TV. This TV was moved to 64.3 (which, in turn, displaced True Crime Network to 64.4) in 2017 to make way for startup XTV.

KXTI ended analog broadcasting on December 29, 2008 due to technical issues with its analog transmitter.

## News Operation

In 2010, KXTI began airing a 9pm newscast. Initially, it ran for half an hour and was only seen on weeknights. In 2014, it began airing all 7 nights a week. In 2017, the weeknight editions were expanded to a full hour. KXTI airs its newscasts in high definition.

On May 20, 2020, KXTI launched a half-hour 5:30pm newscast.
KHTX

KHTX is a CBS affiliate serving Houston, TX. It broadcast on channel 7, and it is the flagship station of Diversity Media. Syndicated programs include *Family Feud*, *Ellen DeGeneres*, *Inside Edition*, and among others.

## Programming schedule (WIP):

**Fox affiliates:** KMAN1 | WATI2 | WUAK

1 Diversity Media owns and operates these stations through Revolution Television.
2 Adelphia owns this station, but Diversity operates it

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KJPF

KJPF (Digital Channel 8, Virtual Channel 69) is a commercial television station licensed to Flagstaff, Arizona, serving as the owned and operated Ion station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KFTL, and both stations maintain studios on East Woodland Drive in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Northern Arizona Lumberjacks games and other select Big Sky Conference games.