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Парадоксы здоровья

* Считается, что антиоксиданты полезные, а консерванты вредные. Но антиоксиданты - это и есть консерванты.
* Считается, что ионизаторы обладают целебным эффектом, но они производят свободные радикалы и т.п.
* Считается, что свободные радикалы вредны, но именно они необходимы для работы иммунитета.
* Считается, что бобовые очень полезные, по пищевой ценности почти могут заменить мясо, а вот соя - тоже бобовое растение, почему-то вредное.
* В колбасу добавляют хрящи, "это плохо", но хрящи ведь такие полезные, особенно при артритах, при проблемах с хрящевой тканью человека.
* До 2017 года считалось, что организм нужно закислять, более кислая среда защищает от рака. А теперь говорят наоборот, нужна более щелочная среда, она нужна для иммунитета.
KTHQ

**KTHQ** (digital channel 16, virtual channel 58) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the Fargo/Grand Forks, North Dakota television market. KTHQ is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Thief River Falls, Minnesota.

## Digital Television

 58.2
 58.3
 58.4
 58.5

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

KTHQ's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KMOE

**KMOE** (digital channel 21, virtual channel 45) is a Fox-affiliated television station for the Joplin, Missouri/Pittsburg, Kansas television market. KMOE is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Miami, Oklahoma.

## Digital Television

 45.2
 45.3
 45.4
 45.5

KMOE broadcasts in 1080i rather than Fox's native 720p format.

KMOE's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KDRC

**KDRC** (digital and virtual channel 35) is the TNT-affiliated station for North Platte, NE. KDRC is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 35.2
 35.3
 35.4

On August 15, 2017, KDRC moved its Comet affiliation to its third digital subchannel and its Heartland affiliation to a new fourth subchannel. KDRC-DT2 became North Platte's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17.

KDRC's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KOQQ

KOQQ (Digital Channel 16, Virtual Channel 19) is a commercial television station licensed to Sacramento, California, serving as an Ion Plus O&O station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company (with KSAP-TV being the main Ion station) alongside KNMO, KNEQ in San Francisco, and KKPX-TV in San Francisco. KSAP-TV and KNMO both maintain studios on Acme Avenue in Sacramento, California.

The station was purchased in early 2023 as part of Scripps' strategy of regionalizing Big Sky Conference games. When the issue of UC Davis Aggies being in the same broadcast market as the Sacramento State Hornets was found out, Scripps quickly acted and made out a deal to purchase KOQQ.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing UC Davis Aggies games that conflict with Sacramento State Hornets games.
KFHS

KFHS is a CW affiliate that serves the Amarillo, TX market. The station broadcasts on Channel 45. Syndicated programming on KFHS includes *The X-Files*, *M\*A\*S\*H*, *Family Feud*, *Mom*, and *The Big Bang Theory* among others.

## Station Branding

* TV-45 (1988-1995)
* WB 45 (1995-2006)
* CW 45 (2006-present)

## Digital Television

KYLO 7 (NBC)
KDXU 9 (MNTV)
KLVN 11 (ABC)
KAPX 14 (ION)
KXXI 21 (TNT)
KRDA 30 (RDN)
KMDU-TV 32 (Fox)
KMTT 35 (TBS)
KASK 38 (UNI)
**KFHS** 45 (CW)
KRGB 52 (YesNet)
KTQA 61 (RBC)
KDNH

**KDNH** (digital channel 21, virtual channel 5) is the NBC-affiliated television station for Beaumont, Texas. KDNH is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on KDNH includes: *Entertainment Tonight, Judge Judy, Tamron Hall,* and *Inside Edition* among others.

## Digital Television

 5.2
 5.3
 5.4

### KDNH-DT2

KDNH operates a second programming service on its second subchannel called "5Plus." Launched in 2006, it acts as the independent station for the Beaumont television market carrying its own schedule of syndicated programs, movies, some sporting events, and newscasts produced by the main channel.

### KDNH-DT3

On September 17, 2017, KDNH-DT3 became Beaumont's affiliate for XTV, displacing Retro TV programming to a new fourth subchannel.

KDNH's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KSVW

KSVW (Digital Channel 14, Virtual Channel 8) is a television station licensed to Provo, Utah, United States, serving as the Ion owned and operated station for the Salt Lake City market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KIPG, and both stations maintain studios on 2120 E in Salt Lake City.

On August 1, 2023, Scripps separated KSVW and KCSG 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 Weber State Wildcats games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KREO

**KREO** (digital channel 43, virtual channel 47) is the TNT-affiliated station for the Reno, NV market. KREO is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 47.2
 47.3
 47.4

On August 15, 2017, KREO moved its MeTV affiliation to its third digital subchannel and its Escape (now Court TV Mystery) affiliation to a new fourth subchannel. KREO-DT2 became Reno's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17.

KREO's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KMGH-TV

KMGH-TV (Digital Channel 6, Virtual Channel 16) is a commercial television station licensed to Greeley, Colorado, serving as the affiliate of FOX for the Denver, Colorado market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside KTVD and both stations maintain studios on Canberra Avenue in Greeley, Colorado.
KMUM

KMUM (Digital Channel 19, Virtual Channel 32) is a television station in Sacramento, California, United States, affiliated with Telemundo. The station is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. The station's studios are located in West Sacramento, California.

## KMUM

### Slogan

Exponiendo la verdad a los hispanos/españoles

### Channel

Digital: 19
Virtual: 32

### Subchannel(s)

32.1: Telemundo
32.2: Telexitos
32.3: Charge!
32.4: TheGrio
32.5: Stadium
KDIA

KDIA (Channel 25) is a Majo TV affiliate serving Denver, CO. It is owned by KASKOBROADCASTING. It is a backup CNK affiliate, airing CNK programming if it's sister station KCND cannot for any reason.

On February 6th 2023, KDIA announced its intentions to convert to an ATSC 3.0 station.

## KDIA

### Branding

Majo TV 25 (general}[asink] 3 and Majo TV 25 news (newscasts)

### Subchannel(s)

25.1: Majo TV/CNK (alternate)25.2: This TV
25.3: FXX
25.4: QVC2
KBNU

KBNU (Digital Channel 11, Virtual Channel 22) is a commercial television station licensed to Phoenix, Arizona, serving as a CBS affiliate. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company, and the station maintains studios on East Behrend Drive in Phoenix, Arizona.

## KBNU

### Channel(s)

Digital: 11
Virtual: 22

### Subchannel(s)

22.1: CBS
22.2: Laff (O&O)
22.3: Ion Mystery (O&O)
KXWB

**KXWB** (digital and virtual channel 34) is a CW-affiliated station serving the Boise, ID television market. KXWB is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 34.2
 34.4

On August 15, 2017, KXWB moved its Bounce TV affiliation to its DT3 subchannel, and its This TV affiliation a new DT4 subchannel. KXWB-DT2 became Boise's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of KXWB-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

KXWB's broadcasts are digital only as of June 11, 2009.
Francis Martin (TV series)

**Francis "Frank" Martin**  Ex-Navy Seal.

## Francis Martin

### Relatives

Frank Martin (great-great nephew)
**Frank's Mom** *(enstranged sister-in-law)*
Sean Martin *(paternal half-brother)*
Francis Martin Snr. *(father)*

### Affiliation

Frank Martin *(ex-partner)*
Shaun Willis *(distant nephew)*

## Family

* Frank Martin - Great-Great Nephew.
* Sean Martin - Half-Brother.

1. ↑ Francis
2. ↑ Frank
KNTU

**KNTU** (digital channel 31, virtual channel 30) is the CW-affiliated station for the Little Rock, AR market. KNTU is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 30.2
 30.3
 30.4

On August 15, 2017, KNTU moved its Heartland affiliation to its third digital subchannel and its Laff affiliation to a new fourth subchannel. KNTU-DT2 became Little Rock's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17.

KNTU's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KDGE

**KDGE** is a dual ABC/Fox affiliate that serves the Lake Charles, LA market. The station broadcasts on Channel 12.

On August 1, 2022, KDGE moved its FOX affiliated to its second subchannel, the result of an affiliation deal between Gray Television and FOX

Syndicated programming for KDGE includes *Wheel of Fortune*, *The Good Dish*, *Judge Judy*, and *Jeopardy!* among others. Syndicated programming for KDGE-DT2 includes *Family Guy*, *The Big Bang Theory*, *You Bet Your Life*, and *Family Feud* among others. KDGE-DT2 rebroadcast a 4:00 p.m. newscast as *Southwest Louisiana News Now* weeknights at 9:00 p.m.
KESP

KESP is an NBC O&O affiliate serving Denver, CO. The station is owned by NBCUniversal.

## News/Station History

### News Branding

* Channel 7 Action News (1977-1983)
* The News on Channel 7 (1983-1985)
* NewsCenter 7 (1985-1990)
* Channel 7 Eyewitness News (1990-1995)
* NBC 7 Eyewitness News (1995-2007)
* NBC 7 Action News (2007-2014)
* NBC 7 News (2014-present)

### Slogans

* The Spirit of Colorado (1987-1995)
* Colorado's Mosted Watch Station (1995-1998)
* Colorado's Own (1998-1999)
* Colordado's News Channel (1999-present)
* Covering Colorado for 50 years. Now NBC 7 will take you beyond! (2005)

### News Themes

* Newschannel - Gari Media (1992-1997)
* Image News - Gari Media (1997-2001)
* The Tower - 615 Music (2001-present)
KCDO

KCDO (Digital Channel 40, Virtual Channel 5) is a dual MyTV/MyNetworkTV affiliate licensed to Sterling, Colorado serving the Denver area. It is owned by Tegna, Inc. alongside CBS affiliate KUSA. Both stations share studios on East Speer Boulevard in Denver's Speer neighborhood, while KCDO's transmitter is located in rural southwestern Morgan County, east of Frederick.

KCDO holds broadcast rights to Denver Broncos preseason games (KUSA also airs Broncos games that air on CBS). From 2019-2024, KCDO is the broadcast station for Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche games. From 2009-2019, the station broadcast Colorado Rockies games until they lost the rights to AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain.

KCDO airs its own news broadcasts produced by KUSA. An extension to the morning news on KUSA, they air morning news weekdays from 7:00 AM-9:00 AM (which preempts American Morning on MyTV). They also air an extension to the midday newscast from 12:30 PM-1:00 PM (which pushes back afternoon MyTV programming half an hour)

They air newscasts from 6:00 PM-6:30 PM weekdays as well.

Unusual for a Mountain Time station, they broadcast a newscast at 11:00 PM-11:30 PM weeknights and weekend nights because they don't want to compete with themselves from 10:00 PM-11:00 PM.

KCDO will sometimes take on the responsibility of airing KUSA's newscasts whenever that station cannot do so because of CBS Sports telecasts that are scheduled to overrun into one of their regularly scheduled newscast timeslots. For example, Friday evenings during MLB season KUSA would not be able to do their 5:00 PM newscast because of MLB games airing on CBS; KCDO does it instead.
Gray Television

**Gray Television** is an Atlanta, Georgia-based company that owns and operates television and radio stations across the United States. It was founded in 1996 as **Raycom Media**. It changed its named to Gray Television on January 2, 2019.

In September 18, 2021, Gray launched *Investigated TV*, a weekend program, featuring investigating stories from the national team and Gray local investigations to a national audiences. The program draws from the investigative unit from at WQUE under Raycom ownership.

In September 11, 2023, *Investigated TV+*, a weekday expansion of the *Investigated TV* franchise, will launch on all Gray television stations and be syndicated to stations outside of a Gray market. ￼
KTOB

**KTOB** (digital channel 18, virtual channel 12) is the TBS-affiliated television station for Denver, Colorado. KTOB is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications

## Digital Television

 12.2
 12.3
 12.4

On August 15, 2017, KOTB moved LATV programming to its DT3 subchannel and Movies! programming to a new DT4 subchannel. KOTB-DT2 became Denver's affiliate of XTV once that channel launched on September 17.

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

KSHE is a CBS affiliate serving Sherman, TX. Syndicated programming on KSHE includes: *Entertainment Tonight*, *Kelly Clarkson*, *The List*,and *Judge Judy* among others.

**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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KCDF

**KCDF** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 57) is a TNT-affiliated station serving the Dallas/Fort Work Metroplex. KCDF is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Fort Worth, Texas.

## Digital Television

 57.2
 57.4

On August 15, 2017, KCDF-DT2 moved its GetTV affiliation to its DT3 subchannel and KCDF-DT3's Estrella TV affiliation to a new DT4 subchannel. KCDF-DT2 became Dallas/Fort Worth's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of KCDF-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

KCDF's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KAMN-LD

**KAMN-LD** (digital channel 16, virtual channel 9) is the low-powered NBC affiliate for Mankato, MN. KAMN is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on the station includes: *Family Feud, The Dr. Oz Show, Judge Judy,* and *Rachael Ray* among others.

## Digital Television

 9.2 | KAMN-CW
 9.3
 9.4
 9.5

On August 15, KAMN moved WeatherNation programming from LD3 to a new LD4 subchannel. KAMN-LD3 became Mankato's affiliate for XTV once that network launched on September 17.

KAMN-LD2 was upgraded from 720p to 1080i high definition on February 26, 2021.

KAMN's programming is digital-only as of January 2, 2010.

KMNK-CD 4 (ABC)
KMAK-LD 6 (CBS)
**KAMN-LD** 9 (NBC)
KMMN-LD 13 (PBS)
KLAX

11.3 - Buzzr

11.4 - Movies!

**KLAX** is the Fox O&O for Los Angeles and it's surrounding areas. It is known for it's newscasts and covering the Los Angeles Rams.

## Digital television

KLAX's digital television signal is multiplexed.

 11.2
 11.3
 11.4

Fox 11 switched to digital from analog on June 12, 2009, with it came 3 new subchannels, two were color bars, but had programming later on.

KNBC 3 (NBC)
KCBS 5 (CBS)
KPBS 8 (PBS)
KQLA 9 (QTV)
**KLAX** 11 (FOX)
KPLA 36 (MyTV)
KUNI 48 (Universal)
Diversity Media

**Industry**
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 **Key People**
 **Revenue**
 **Website**
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 **Total Stations**
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Diversity Media is a company based in Houston, TX who owns 63 stations. In signed on KHTX in 1947, making it Diversity's first television station. It is at 39.876%.

## History

On May 8th, 2017 it was announced that Diversity will buy Austin based, Revolution Television, who operates 2 stations with Diversity. The sell will be completed on May 16th 2017.

## Television Stations

* (**\*\***) – *Indicates a station built and signed on by Diversity*.
* (**¤¤**) – *Indicates a station owned by Yellow Broadcasting prior to its acquisition by Diversity in 1980*.
* (**##**) – *Indicates a station owned by Texas Telecasting prior to its acquisition by Diversity in 1992*.
* (**++**) – *Indicates a station owned by Vue Television prior to its acquisition by Diversity in 1998*.
* (**§§**) – *Indicates a station owned by Yankee Publishing prior to its acquisition by Diversity in 2003*.
* (**∞**)  – *indicates a station that was acquired from Midwest Broadcasting in 2005.*
* (**λ**) – *Indicates a station acquired by Diveristy from Fox Television Stations in 2006.*
* (**§§**) – *Indicates a station owned by Texoman Telecasting prior to its acquisition by Diversity in 2006*.
* (**§§**) – *Indicates a station owned by Atlantic Publishing prior to its acquisition by Diversity in 2007*.
* (**α**) - *indicates a station that was acquired from CBS Television Stations in 2008.*

### Notes

* 1-Owned by Diversity, operated by Revolution Television
* 2-Owned by Adelphia, operated by Diversity

**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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Виртуальная дружба

У некоторых людей в жизни нет обычных друзей, тогда им может помочь виртуальная дружба.

Появилась она не с развитием интернета, а тогда, когда люди начали использовать почтовую переписку для общения.

Вторая ступень развития виртуальной дружбы произошла после того, как массово начали использовать телефоны для общения (сначала стационарные).

Ну и потом, конечно, интернет.

Да, если у человека нет друзей, то виртуальные друзья - это хорошо, это хоть что-то, но это не полноценная альтернатива настоящей дружбы.

Сейчас в социальных сетях у многих можно увидеть по 200-500 и более друзей, а реально автор такой страницы многим из них будет писать сообщения не чаще чем 1 раз в год. Какие же это тогда друзья.

Но, могут быть и настоящие друзья в социальных сетях. Но никакой виртуальный друг не сможет подать стакан воды и много чего ещё не сможет.

При наличии только виртуальных друзей человек всё равно ощущает себя одиноким.

Найти виртуальных друзей на много порядков легче чем реальных, но с учётом сказанного выше лучше постараться найти реальных и если это невозможно, то заняться поиском виртуальных.

А если реальные друзья есть, то виртуальные не помешают. Только большое количество последних может отнимать **ценное время**.

А вот когда у человека в социальных сетях 500 друзей и каждому нужно что-то написать, ответить, от каждого что-то прочитать, при этом возникает дефицит свободного времени для реальной жизни - это плохо, т.к. приоритет пока должен быть у реальной жизни. Виртуальная жизнь - она не настоящая.

## См. также

* **Воспитание**
* **Отношения**
* **Мнительность, обиды**
WTC

**WTC** is the ABC station serving the Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Broadcasting on channel 5, this station is serving by Diversity Media. Syndicated programming for WTC includes: *The List*, *Live with Kelly and Ryan*, *Dr. Phil* and among others.

Starting on September 17, 2012, WTC began airing Scripps' *The List* at 6:30 p.m. WTC also expanded a 4:00 p.m. newscast to a full hour, losing the Baton Rouge rights to *Jeopardy!* and *Wheel of Fortune* to WBTR.

## 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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WBUF

**WBUF** (digital channel 26, virtual channel 40) is the TBS-affiliated television station for Buffalo, New York. WBUF is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 40.2
 40.3
 40.4

On August 15, 2017, WBUF moved Estrella TV programming to its DT3 subchannel and Laff programming to a new DT4 subchannel. WBUF-DT2 became Buffalo's affiliate of XTV once that channel launched on September 17.

WBUF's broadcasts are digital-only as of April 16, 2009.
KVUI

KVUI (Digital Channel 36, Virtual Channel 31) is a television station licensed to Pocatello, Idaho, United States, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. It is owned by E.W. Scripps Company, alongside KIDK, and both stations maintain studios on Flint Circle in Pocatello, Idaho.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Idaho State Bengals games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
Drawn Together

***Drawn Together*** is an American adult animated sitcom that ran on WTNF (formerly The National Channel) & Comedy Central from October 27, 2004 to April 18, 2010. The series was created by Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein, and uses a sitcom format with a reality TV show setting.

The show's eight characters are a combination of personalities that were recognizable and familiar prior to the series. Differently, however, *Drawn Together* used caricatures of established cartoon characters and stock characters. In addition, their character traits parody personality types that are typically seen in reality TV shows.

Comedy Central advertised it as the first animated reality TV series, and in some episodes, characters participate in challenges that are similar to reality TV challenges, although th premise is largely dropped in later seasons.

After five seasons, the show was cancelled. Subsequently, a direct-to-video film and series finale, *The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie!* was released on April 20, 2010.

## Episodes

*Main article:* *List of Drawn Together episodes*

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 3
 4
 5
KWSV

**KWSV** is a CW affiliate that serves the Lubbock, TX market. It broadcasts on channel 29. Syndicated programming on KWSV includes: *Family Guy*, *Jerry Springer*, *Steve Wilkos*, *The Big Bang Theory* and among others. On March 31, 2019, after closing of children's block KidsClick, KWSV airs weekday morning program block, WB Kids on The CW.

On September 13, 2021, KWSV began carry morning preschool block Cartoonito from The CW, and continues to carry Looney Tunes, Tom & Jerry and Scooby-Doo cartoons on weekends.

## Station Slogans

* My Favorite Shows are on WB 29 (2000-2001; localized version of The WB ad campaign)

* More People turn to WB 29 Than any other Network (2001-2002; localized version of The WB ad campaign)

* WB 29 is Here for Laughs (2002-2003; localized version of The WB ad campaign)

* WB 29 is Always On (2003-2004; localized version of The WB ad campaign)

* Keep Us Laughing on WB 29 (2004-2005; localized version of The WB ad campaign)

* The Best Shows are on WB 29 (2005-2006; localized version of The WB ad campaign)

* Catch the Brightest Stars on WB 29 (2006; localized version of The WB ad campaign; this was the last slogan before switching to The CW in 2006)

* Free to Be CW 29 (2006-2007; localized version of The CW ad campaign)

* CW 29, Every Night Is Good (2007-2008; localized version of The CW ad campaign)

* CW 29, TV to Talk About (2011-2013; localized version of The CW ad campaign)

* CW 29, TV Now (2013-2015; localized version of The CW ad campaign)
* CW 29, Dare to Defy. (2015-present; localized version of The CW ad campaign)
KUPW

**KUPW** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 61) is a MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the El Paso, Texas television market. KUPW is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Las Cruces, New Mexico.

## History

KUPW first signed on as **KGVP** on April 7, 1993. The station has never changed ownership in its entire existence. A construction permit for the station was issued by the FCC in 1987 to what used to be known as GV Media Properties. KGVP was planned to be a general entertainment independent station. However, KGVP ran into multiple delays during construction which pushed its sign on date further down the line indefinitely. This, in turn, caused whatever program syndicators that were on board to eventually pull out. With no programming for the station to air, KGVP finally signed on as an affiliate of the Home Shopping Network (HSN). KGVP entered into a local marketing agreement with KPAS in 1994.

Needing an affiliate in El Paso, the upstart United Paramount Network (UPN) agreed to affiliate with KGVP upon its launch on January 16, 1995. As such, KGVP began to cobble together a schedule of programming to air outside of UPN network hours to replace HSN programming. At first, most of this schedule contained paid programming and religious content, but soon added some off-network sitcoms, cartoons, and movies to its schedule. HSN programming left KGVP entirely by the end of the year. In 1996, the station's call-letters were changed to **KUPW**.

KUPW added a secondary affiliation with all-request music television network The Box in 1996, splitting the affiliation KPAS. KUPW mostly aired the network from 5 a.m. until the start of UPN primetime (except during timeslots occupied by UPN's children's' programming blocks, *UPN Kids* and later *Disney's One Too*), while KPAS would air The Box after WB primetime until 5 a.m. the next morning. Both stations also featured customized music selection menus, emphasizing the stations' own branding. This arrangement lasted until New Year's Day 2001, when The Box ceased operations.

Both The WB and UPN would shut down and merge their schedules together to become The CW in September 2006. KPAS became El Paso's affiliate for that network, while KUPW joined competitor network MyNetworkTV. However, MyNetworkTV launched almost 2 weeks before The CW launched. As such, KPAS aired UPN's last few nights of programming on tape delay after WB programming until The CW launched on September 18.

## Digital Television

KUPW broadcasts in 1080i rather than MyNetworkTV's native 720p format.

KUPW's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
WCFC

WCFC is a NBC affiliate serving Charlotte, NC. Syndicated programming on WCFC (as of September 2022) includes: *Entertainment Tonight, The Jennifer Hudson Show, Kelly Clarkson*, and *The Good Dish* 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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WCFL 12 (NBC)
WMXL 13 (CBS)
KSAP-TV

KSAP-TV (Digital Channel 47, Virtual Channel 27) is a commercial television station licensed to Sacramento, California, serving as the owned and operated Ion station for the market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company (with KOQQ being the secondary Ion Plus station) alongside KNMO, KNEQ in San Francisco, and KKPX-TV in San Francisco. KSAP-TV and KNMO both maintain studios on Acme Avenue in Sacramento, California.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Sacramento State Hornets games and other select Big Sky Conference games.

The station will also air UC Davis Aggies games that don't conflict with Sacramento State Hornets games.
KPAX-TV

KPAX-TV (Digital Channel 43, Virtual Channel 14) is a commercial television station licensed to Missoula, Montana, United States, serving as an Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company, alongside KMVT, and both stations maintain studios on Krysty Drive in Missoula, Montana.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Montana Grizzlies and Lady Griz games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
Brave the Animated Series

**Brave The Animated Series** is a TV Series Steaming on Disney+ & Disney XD. the Series is Animated by Pixar and Cartoon Saloon.

## Characters

* Kelly Macdonald as Merida
* Emma Thompson as Queen Elinor
* Billy Connolly as King Fergus
* Maria Doyle Kennedy as The Witch

## Episodes

### Season 1

* Princess Royal Brave Shot
* Elinor's Festival
* Spirits Saving
* Archery Testing
* Merida's Adventures
Bugs Bunny's All-Stars Comedy Hour

***Bugs Bunny's All-Stars Comedy Hour*** is a two-hour Saturday morning animated program block aired on Kids' WB.

The block include eight Warner Bros. Animation series among its segments: *New Looney Tunes*, *Yogi's Mystery Adventures*, *Taffy*, *Teen Titans Go!*, *Yabba-Dabba Dinosaurs!*, *Officer Otto Fox and Coco Crow* and reruns of *Be Cool, Scooby-Doo.*

## Shows

*Bugs Bunny's All-Stars Comedy Hour* include 8 cartoon segments
База идентификации людей

Для государства и правоохранительных органов, в частности, наверняка крайне полезным было бы наличие национальной базы для идентификации людей по отпечаткам пальцев, по фото, по ДНК. Такая база позволит:

* опознавать неизвестных мёртвых людей;
* определять личность человека, который оставил свои следы ДНК на месте преступления;
* доказывать виновность/невиновность (в совокупности с другими доказательствами) человека.

Анализ ДНК и сканирование отпечатков можно производить во время процедуры получении паспорта. Для противников "всеобщего заговора" можно сделать поправку "возможность отказа" от добавления информации в базу.

Т.к. некоторые умельцы или государственные чиновники, имеющие доступ к такой базе теоретически могут производить махинации с базой, то нужно разработать механизмы, снижающие вероятность использования таких махинаций, а наличие совпадения ДНК с места преступления и ДНК из базы не может быть единственным доказательством вины, нужны также и другие доказательства.

Рядовые граждане должны иметь право отказаться от добавления в базу, но "группы риска" должны быть обязательно добавлены: все осуждённые, а также некоторые государственные служащие: депутаты, работники правоохранительных органов, т.к. ряды этих работников должны быть особенно чистыми и поэтому работая в указанных структурах люди должны знать, что их обязательно будут проверять на причастность к различным преступлениям.
The E.W. Scripps Company

This page contains a list of properties owned by The E.W. Scripps Company

## VIVA Networks

**VIVA Networks** is a subsidiary of The E.W. Scripps Company. VIVA Networks was founded by Ion Media in 2019, and was included in Scripps' acquisition of that company in 2021. VIVA Networks handles network operations outside of the United States, including international versions of Ion.

### Ion channels outside the United States

Ion Media announced in 2019 that they would launch international versions of Ion in the near future. The following versions have been confirmed, with more expected to be announced.

Ion (Netherlands)
Ion Television (Latin America)
Ion Television (Australia & New Zealand)
Ion Television (Germany)
Ion Television (Scandinavia)
Ion Television (Spain)
Ion Television (France)
Ion Television (Portugal)
Ion Television (Italy)
Ion Television (Poland)
Ion Television (Russia)
Ion Television (UK & Ireland)
Ion Television (Japan)

### VIVA channels

VIVA (Scandinavia)
VIVA (Latin America)
VIVA (Japan)
VIVA (Israel)
KPXQ

**KPXQ** (digital and virtual channel 20) is the Ion owned-and-operated (O&O) station for the Monterey, California television market. KPXQ is licensed to Santa Cruz.

## History

The construction permit for channel 20 in Santa Cruz was awarded on November 20, 1975 to Professional Communications, which was headquartered in Oxnard. The station was assigned the **KOBC** call letters and began broadcasting for the first time on July 12, 1980. The original program lineup included religious programs, public domain movies, and various barter syndicated content (such as children's programs).

KOBC was plagued with numerous problems. One was that the original transmitter in Scotts Valley was very weak and didn't cover Salinas and Monterey very well. Another problem was that Professional Communications was never able to invest quite enough money in KOBC. Its on-air look was always very amateurish and soon became very dated. KOBC could only afford ancient decommissioned broadcasting equipment acquired from other television stations. KOBC also used physical art cards for promotional and advertising material, with audio sourced from cassette tapes instead of a traditional cart machine, until its acquisition by Paxson Communications in 1997. The station never even had equipment to generate color bars during off-air hours, so KOBC used KSNA's early 1970s test pattern with any references to that station scribbled out. At times, KOBC even had leased access blocks due to lack of sufficient programming inventory. These hours would eventually be replaced by programming from the Home Shopping Network.

By the end of the 80s, KOBC did try to improve its programming by adding some stronger syndicated fare such as off-network reruns. In addition, the station's effective radiated power was increased. This proved to be enough to gain a charter affiliation with the United Paramount Network (UPN) on January 16, 1995.

In October 1996, Professional Communications announced it had reached a deal to sell KOBC to Paxson Communications. KOBC eventually terminated its affiliation with UPN in May 1997 as Professional Communications planned on taking the station silent until the sale was completed. The sale was completed the same year, and KOBC joined Paxson's inTV network until the launch of Pax in 1998. At that point, KOBC's call letters changed to the current KPXQ.

## Digital Television

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

KCEM (Digital Channel 40, Virtual Channel 25) is a commercial television station licensed to Moscow, Idaho, United States, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. It is owned by E.W. Scripps Company, alongside KHJD, and both stations maintain studios on East Street in Moscow, Idaho.

Starting in the 2023 college football season, the station will start exclusively airing Idaho Vandals games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
KFVZ

**KFVZ** is a CBS affiliate serving Canton, Myrtle Springs and all of Van Zandt County, TX. Syndicated programming on KFVZ includes: *Live! with Kelly and Mark*, *Jeopardy!*, *Wheel of Fortune*, and *AgDay* among others.

## News Themes

* The Action News Theme - Tom Sellers (1972-1978)
* And You - Telesound (1978-1980)
* KAKE 1980 News Theme - Tuesday Productions (1980-1982)
* KOCB 1982 News Theme (1982-1985)
* Palmer News Package - Shelly Palmer Company (1985-1991)
* Hello News - Gari Media (1991-2000)
* Allegro - Gari Media (2000-2004)
* Evolution - Stephen Arnold Music (2004-2009)
* Metropolis - Stephen Arnold Music (2009-2013)
* The CBS Enforcer Music Collection - Gari Media (2013-2017)
* Pride - inthegroovemusic (2017-present)

**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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KTXV

**KTXV** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 34) is an Independent station serving Victoria, Texas. KTXV is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 34.2
 34.3
 34.4

On August 15, 2017, KTXV moved Grit programming to its third digital subchannel and Tuff TV programming to a new fourth digital subchannel. KTXV-DT3 became Victoria's affiliate for XTV once that network launched in September.

KTXV's broadcasts are digital only as of February 17, 2009.
4Kids TV (channel)

**4Kids TV** (promoted as **4Kids TV Channel**) is the defunct channel to 4Kids TV, a block that airs Fox, TNC (Now WTNF) The CW (as The CW4Kids & Toonzai) & Syndication on TV. There, it airs 4Kids shows every morning and afternoon. It airs 24/7 every week.

Launch Date: May 1, 2005

Closed Date: August 22, 2012

## 4Kids House

### Characters

* 4Bore, a big green body monster (performed by Paul McGinnis and voiced by Eric Stuart)
* Kozma, a green orange monster (performed by Martin P. Robinson)
* Ilnos, a red wolf (performed by Kevin Clash)
* Dabby, a yellow creature like a dog and a mouse (performed by Joey Mazzarino)
* Shara, a goat (performed by Pam Arciero)
* Tele-Buzz, a gray monster (performed by Noel MacNeal and voiced by Mike Pollock)
* Stevie, a pizza delivery blonde haired boy who delivers every friday with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (performed by Steve Whitmire)

### Performers

* Paul McGinnis as 4Bore
* Martin P. Robinson as Kozma
* Kevin Clash as Ilnos
* Joey Mazzarino as Dabby
* Pam Arciero as Shara
* Noel MacNeal as Tele-Buzz
* Steve Whitmire as Stevie
KXOW

**KXOW** (digital and virtual channel 30) is a CBS-affiliated station serving the Albuquerque, New Mexico market. KXOW is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on KXOW as of September 2018 includes: *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Rachael Ray,* and *Dr. Phil* among others.

## Digital Television

 30.2
 30.4

On August 15, 2017, KXOW moved its This TV affiliation to its DT3 subchannel and its Charge! affiliation to a new DT4 subchannel. KXOW-DT2 became Albuquerque's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of KXOW-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

KXOW's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KMVT

KMVT (Digital Channel 21, Virtual Channel 10) is a commercial television station licensed to Missoula, Montana, United States, serving as the affiliate of NBC. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company, alongside KPAX-TV, and both stations maintain studios on Krysty Drive in Missoula, Montana.
The Newest Yogi Bear Show/List of Episodes

## Season 1 (2018-19)

1. Yogi Bear: Picnic Basket Training/Huckleberry Hound: Harmony Fest (September 22, 2018)
2. Yogi Bear: Nobody Runs Wild/Ranger Smith: A Day in the Life of Ranger Smith (September 22, 2018)
3. Snagglepuss: Exit Mountain/Quick Draw McGraw: Robber Mayhem (September 29, 2018)
4. Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy: Proper Helper/Top Cat: Back in the City (September 29, 2018)
5. Magilla Gorilla: Banana Foot/Wally Gator: Hello Miami, Florida (October 6, 2018)
6. Atom Ant: Atom Ant Strikes Back/Secret Squirrel: More Mission (October 6, 2018)
7. Squiddly Diddly: Shell Knockdown/The Hillbilly Bears: Howdy Hooray! (October 13, 2018)
8. Ranger Smith: How I Met Rachel/Winsome Witch: X-Spelled (October 13, 2018)
9. Winsome Witch: Witchness/Monster Trails: Night Begins (October 20, 2018)
10. Yogi Bear: Look Out! Yogi/Monster Trails: Halloween (October 27, 2018)
11. Yogi Bear: Yogi's New Adventure/Fender Bender 500: California 500 (November 3, 2018)
WNYF

9.3 - Buzzr

9.4 - Movies!

**WNYF** is the Fox station for New York City and it's surrounding areas. It is on virtual channel 9 and digital UHF channel 30. It was established in 1949 as an independent station. It is owned by Fox Television Stations. It is known in the area for broadcasting the New York Giants and it's newscasts.

## Digital television

WNYF's digital television signal is multiplexed.

 9.2
 9.4

WNYF switched to digital from analog on June 12, 2009, with it came 3 new subchannels, two were color bars, but had programming later on.

WLGP 23 (PBS)|WLIS 51 (Ind)|WTEL 64 (Telemundo)
**Lower Connetticut:**
WDJT 38 (SBN)|WCTN 42 (PBS)|WHNY-LD 69 (QVC)
WSPR-LD 17 (PBS)|WITV-LD 68 (Ind)
**Poughskeepie/Surrounding areas:**
WMET 6 (MeTV)|WTBN 40 (TBN)
**Upper New Jersey:**
WHVS

**WHVS** (digital channel 20, virtual channel 31) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the Lexington, Kentucky television market. WHVS is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to the state capitol of Frankfort.

## History

WHVS first signed on March 30, 1985. The station was founded and originally owned by Madison, Wisconsin businessman Frankie Martinez. WHVS was one of many local music video channels launched by Martinez, and used the on-air moniker "Hit Video 31."

Although Hit Video 31 proved to be reasonably popular with viewers, the station could not generate enough ad revenue to keep the format afloat. Under the music video format's run, staff went without pay for long periods of time. This fate was similar to all of Mr. Martinez's music video stations. By the end of the year, WHVS was put up for sale.

In May 1986, an agreement was reached to sell WHVS to a Louisville-based firm called Superstar Communications. On October 30, WHVS was taken off the air after Kentucky Utilities Company cut off power to the stations' offices due to unpaid bills. WHVS remained off the air until the sale was finalized.

Superstar Communications returned WHVS to the air on January 1, 1987. Under new ownership, WHVS transitioned to a typical general entertainment independent station. Its new schedule consisted of cartoons, older movies, older off-network reruns, public affairs programs, and religious programs. In 1989, local high school sports and game shows were added to the schedule.

On January 11, 1995, WHVS became a charter affiliate of The WB television network. The station eventually branded as "The WB31" in 1997, then to "Lexington's WB" in 2003.

In January 2006, it was announced that The WB and UPN would shut down merge their highest rated programming to create a new network called The CW. The following month, News Corporation announced the launch of a new sixth television network called MyNetworkTV. That network was created as an option for outgoing WB and UPN affiliates not joining The CW instead of becoming an independent station. WHVS was not chosen to be Lexington's CW affiliate, and thus signed an agreement to affiliate with MyNetworkTV.

MyNetworkTV launched on September 5, 2006, some two weeks before The WB and UPN officially shut down and give way to The CW. As such, WHVS aired The WB's final two weeks of programming on tape delay after the MyNetworkTV schedule.

## Digital Television

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

The station's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.

## Branding History

*Hit Video 31* (1985-1986)
*WHVS 31* (1987-1997)
*The WB31* (1997-2003)
*Lexington's WB* (2003-2006)
*My31* (2006-2012)
*MyKentuckyTV* (2012-2018)
*Kentucky 31* (2018-present)
WTRN

**WTRN** (digital channel 24, virtual channel 36) is the TNT-affiliated station for Rochester, New York. WTRN is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 36.2
 36.3
 36.4

On August 15, 2017, WTRN moved Cozi TV programming to its third digital subchannel and Justice Network (now True Crime Network) programming to a new fourth subchannel. WTRN-DT2 became Rochester's home of the XTV network upon its launch a month later. A high definition feed of WTRN-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers.

WTRN's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
TNC's Animation Is Real Promos

## 2001

* Digimon or Pokemon
* Yogi Bear lost his I.D. card

## 2003

* Ninja Turtles meets Brak & Zorak
* Peter Griffin hates 4Kids
* Aqua Teen Hunger Force Ultimate Muscle
* Kid Muscle is non-violence
* Futurama in the FoxBox
* Pinky and the Brain meets Splinter
* Brian Griffin & Droopy
* FoxBox & Kids' WB with Kid Muscle & Yugi
* Animaniacs Saturdays
* Peter Griffin and Kid Muscle

## 2004

* Stupid Invaders & The Brak Show
* Winx in the Girls Club

## 2005

* Droopy talks to Bloom
* The Trix
* Drawn Together talks about Winx Club

## 2008

* A picture about Bloom pregnant in the future
The Perils of Penelope Pitstop (2018 TV series)

***The Perils of Penelope Pitstop*** is an American children's animated television series created by Rebecca Himot and Tramm Wigzell. It is a reboot of the 1969 Hanna-Barbera animated series of the same name, The show debuted in 2018 on Kids' WB in the United States.

## Cast

* Nicole Parker – Penelope Pitstop, C.A.R.
* Jeff Bergman – Yak Yak, Mac, Kurby, Willy
* Kyle Herbert – Chug-a-Boom, Rug-Bug Benny
* Jim Cummings – Clyde, Tiny
* Billy West – Ring-a-Ding, Captain Dash
* Tom Kenny – Sylvester Sneekly/The Hooded Claw, Bully Brothers, Bella, Polly
* Christoper Judge – Bluebeard, Brick Crashman
* Diedrich Bader – Bugsy, Peter Perfect
* Eric Bauza - Davey Bones
* Rob Paulsen - Prince Prawn
* Peter Woodward – Dick Dastardly
* Frank Welker - Muttley
* Jill Talley – I.Q. Ickly, Duchess
KTVX

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

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

## KTVX

### Location

Salt Lake City, Utah
United States

### Branding

NBC 2; NBC 2 News
Retro TV Utah (DT2)

### Channel

Digital Channel: 32 (shared with KUCW)
Virtual Channel: 2

### Subchannel(s)

2.1: NBC
2.2: Retro TV
2.3: NewsNation (O&O)
2.4: Decades

### Former Call Letters

KDYL-TV (1948–1953)
KTVT (1953–1959)
KCPX-TV (1959–1975)

### Former Channel Number

Analog:
2 (VHF, 1948–2009)
Digital:
20 (UHF, 2001–2018)

### Former Affiliation

Analog/DT1:
ABC (1948–1960)
DT2:
TheCoolTV (2010–2012)
DT3:
WeatherNation (2014–2016)
DT4:
The CW (simulcast of KUCW, until 2018)

### Owner

Nexstar Media Group
(Nexstar Media Inc.)
WGEO

**WGEO** (digital channel 27, virtual channel 25) is the CBS-affiliated television station for the Atlanta, Georgia television market. WGEO is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications

## Digital Television

WGEO ceased analog broadcasting on the original digital transition target date of February 17, 2009 (later pushed down to June 12th of the same year) due to transmitter failure.
Ion Media, Inc.

**Ion Media** is a subsidiary of The E.W. Scripps Company.

## Broadcast stations

(\*) *Indicates a station transmits AirBox subscription television programming*.

## Cable channels

Star Television Network
Ion Music

These channels were also available over the air via the AirBox subscription television platform used on select Ion stations. AirBox has since been discontinued

## International

On December 31, 2019, Ion Media announced it would begin operations outside of the United States. The following international versions of Ion Television have been announced, with more to come in the near future:

Ion Television (UK & Ireland)
Ion Television (Latin America)
Ion Television (Australia & New Zealand)
Ion Television (Germany)
Ion Television (Scandinavia)
Ion Television (Spain)
Ion Television (France)
Ion Television (Portugal)
Ion Television (Italy)
Ion Television (Poland)
Ion Television (Russia)
Ion Television (Netherlands)
Ion Television (Japan)

## Subsidiaries

### VIVA Networks

VIVA Networks is a subsidiary of Ion Media that was founded in 2019. After ViacomCBS discontinued all of its VIVA channels in Europe by 2018, Ion Media bought the rights to the VIVA name and logo. Initially, the original VIVA Media name was kept for the new subsidiary, but it was shortly modified to VIVA Networks. The new VIVA Networks is part of Ion Media's initiative to expand outside the United States.

With the acquisition of Ion Media by Scripps in 2021, VIVA Networks came under their ownership as well.

VIVA (Scandinavia)
VIVA (Latin America)
VIVA (Japan)
VIVA (Israel)
The Adventures of Ollie and Wendy

***The Adventures of Ollie and Wendy*** is an American animated adventure-fantasy television series based on the mascots of the same name, being created by Madison McDougal-Hamilton. It is produced by Warner Bros. Animation and it has premiered on Kids' WB on January 9th, 2020.

## Synopsis

When not being the mascots of Kids' WB, Ollie and Wendy have some adventures around their homeworld.

## Characters

### Main

* **Ollie** (voiced by Yuri Lowenthal) - a laid-back and friendly skater who often joins Wendy on her adventures while also TBD.
* **Wendy** (voiced by Liliana Mumy) - a beautiful and girly genie who is Ollie's best friend/girlfriend as she often tries to TBD.

### Supporting

* **Petunia** (voiced by Vanessa Marshall) - Ollie and Wendy's caring and rather protective caretaker caretaker who worries about their safety and TBD.
* **Steven** (vocal effects by Richard Steven Horvitz) - Wendy's pet komodo dragon who usually follows her and is rather TBD.
* **Bessie** (voiced by Danica McKellar) - a TBD pirate girl who TBD.
* **Julio** (voiced by Antony Del Rio) - a TBD Hispanic swordsman who TBD.
* **Valerie** (voiced by Cree Summer) - a wild and fearsome jungle girl who is rather feisty.

### Antagonists

* **The Gremlin King** (voiced by "Weird Al" Yankovic) - a TBD gremlin who wants to destroy all TBD.
* **Sara** (voiced by Mae Whitman) - a TBD siren who TBD.
* **Zebo** (voiced by Mark Hamill) - a megalomaniacal alien invader who is TBD.

## Episodes

*See List of Adventures of Ollie and Wendy episodes.*