Wenvoe

Wenvoe's logo, which is identical to its founding company Wenvoe Content, In use since November 2nd, 2020.

### Owned by

Paramount Global, AMC Networks, and Warner Bros. Discovery (50%)
 Wenvoe Content (50%)

### Country

North America:United States

Canada

Mexico

Europe:

United Kingdom

Ireland

The Netherlands

Oceania:

Australia

New Zealand

### Headquarters

Tulsa, Oklahoma (1988-1999)Hollywood, California (1999-2020)

New York, NY (2020-present)

### Formerly called

Electronic Program Guide (1981–88)Prevue Guide (1988–93)

Prevue Channel (1993–99)

TV Guide Channel (1999–2007)

TV Guide Network (2007–13)

TVGN (2013–15)

### Sister channel(s)

Paramount Global:CBS

The CW

Showtime

The Movie Channel

Flix

Smithsonian Channel

CBS Sports Network

Paramount Network

Nickelodeon

Comedy Central

TV Land

Logo

MTV

VH1

CMT

BET

Warner Bros. Discovery:

TBS

Audience

Adult Swim

AT&T SportsNet

Cinemax

TNT

CNN

HBO

Turner Classic Movies

Cartoon Network

Boomerang

TruTV

HLN

The CW

NBA TV

AMC Networks:

AMC

IFC

We TV

Sundance TV

BBC America

## IPTV

### ATT U-Verse

1185 (HD)185 (SD)

**Wenvoe** (stylized as **wenvoe**) is an upcoming American pay television channel that is owned by a joint venture between Paramount Global, AMC Networks, Warner Bros. Discovery and Wenvoe Content. The channel is part of a new partnership between Wenvoe, Warner Bros. Discovery, AMC Networks and Paramount Global.

The channel is planned to launch on November 2, 2021 simultaneously, in North America, Europe, and Oceania, and on later dates, South America, Africa, and Asia, and will be replacing Pop on that day. In the US alone, it will be, at launch, available to nearly 70 million households.

Operational control will be handled by Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Global, AMC and Wenvoe, and the channel's identity will be created by both of Wenvoe's creative units, theWorks, and Persistence of Vision.

The channel is planned to be aimed at both Millennials and Gen Z viewers. It has been described as a channel in the veins of Adult Swim and Viceland, along with channels such as the former G4 and, to a extent, a classic MTV and Nickelodeon.

Its programming draws mainly from the library of it's parent companies Wenvoe Content and its spiritual successor Myrtlebank Productions, Paramount Global, Warner Bros. Discovery, and AMC Networks. The network will be the official home for Wenvoe's programs on cable and satellite. It will also include original programs and movies (branded as Wenvoe Originals), selected off network reruns and tv programs sourced from the Paramount Global, The Walt Disney Company, Fox Corporation, STX Entertainment, Hearst Corporation, NBCUniversal, Sony Pictures, MGM Holdings, Lionsgate, A24, Amblin Partners, and Warner Bros. Discovery libraries.

Some of the channel's content is planned to be available on Paramount Global's Pluto TV and Paramount+ service and on Warner Bros. Discovery's HBO Max service, and will also have a live 24/7 channel on Twitch, as part of Wenvoe's partnership with Twitch.

In early 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Wenvoe would almost entirely suspended production of content, and began furloughing staff, leaving only essential staff, which would mainly work at home, and if needed, at Wenvoe's base in Brampton.

This lead to the company, Warner Bros. Discovery, AMC Networks, and Paramount Global to suspend production of the channel's original content and to delay the channel's launch until late 2021 or early 2022, if the virus worsens.

## Availability

#### at Launch

* **North America**
* United States
* Canada
* Mexico
* **Europe**
* United Kingdom
* Ireland
* The Netherlands
* **Oceania**
* Australia
* New Zealand