20th Century Fox Television

**Twentieth Century Fox Television (With 20th Century Fox (20th Television 1997 variant) Logo Theme Music Score Goes All Digital in its 2014 (60fps) Fanfare, theme).** (or **TCF TV** (With or **TCFTV**, stylized as **20th Century Fox Television**) is an American television production company owned by Walt Disney Television, a unit (With Walt Disney Pictures (Walt Disney Television (1988) variant) (Theme Music Score 2005, 2006 circa Blue Sky Studios Reel had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme of the Disney Media Studios division of The Walt Disney Company.

It was part of The Walt Disney Company's acquisition of the majority of 20th Century Fox (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 variant) logo Theme Muted Score - Ident (2012) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme 2019-) (Extended Version) logo assets.[3] Disney's acquisition of - 20th Century Fox (With FOX Video - 1993 in 1995 (Extended Version) Fanfare) (Theme Muted Score 2012), (2019) had a logo (60fps) was completed on March 20, 2019.[4]

## History

20th Century Fox Television was originally formed in 1949 by 20th Century Fox as other studios were branching out into television production as well. At that time, the company was known as TCF Television Productions, Inc. until 1958. Decades later, TCFTV folded the operations of TV production companies it has acquired: Metromedia Producers Corporation in 1986, New World Entertainment in 1997, and MTM Enterprises in 1998, and is the current distributor (via its distribution division, the original 20th Television) for most of the shows originally produced by these companies.

From 1 Fox Video (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 music variant) (Theme Music Score 2009) open matte Extended Version logo variant, (60fps) Fanfare, theme 1993-1995-) (Extended Version) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) served as the Fox Video (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Television Studios 1998-2007 (Extended Version) variant) Film Corporation (Celebrating 75 Years) (Theme Music Score 2010-2011) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, 1993-1995, 1997-1998-1999-2000-2001-2002-2003-2004-2005-2006-2007-2008-2009-2010-2011-2012-2013-) (Extended Version) logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) official production arm (with Fox Television Studios being viewed as the network's unofficial television production division), producing the bulk of television series airing on the Fox Video (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 variant) Theme Muted Score - Wall Sreet Had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, extended version 1993-1995-) (60fps) TCFTV produced the first two series that aired on Fox Video (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 varaint) (Theme Music Score 2016-18-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme 1993-1995, 1996-2005-) (Extended Version) My Fox Video (Extended Version) (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 variant) (Theme Muted Score 2016,) (Opening) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) (1993-1996) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) telenovelas *Desire* and *Fashion House*.

(With 20th Century Fox (In 1989, 20th Century Fox Television's extended version muted variant) 75 Years Celebrating Intro HD Had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, In 1989, 20th Century Fox Television's extended version,) functions were taken over by Twentieth Television Corporation, a separate entity from 20th Century Fox. Both companies were subsidiaries of News Corporation unit Fox Inc.; the move was made to separate the television productions from the movie studio in order to increase the latter's output.[5] Following a 1994 restructuring of Fox television production companies, 20th Television was refocused on syndication and "non-traditional programs", while Fox Video (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Television Studios 1998-2007 variant) (Theme Music Score 2010 75th Anniversary) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme 1993-1995, 1997-2008-) (Extended Version) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) programming once more came under the 20th Century Fox Television banner and returned to being a division of the movie studio.[6] In 1997, MTM Enterprises became part of 20th Century Fox Television, and thus remains an in-name only division of TCFTV. (With 20th Century Fox (TCFTV 2012, (Extended Version) variant) (Theme Music Score 2010-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, the 2012, (Extended Version)) 20th Century Fox Television was reorganized as a separate unit of News Corporation; 20th Century Fox Television chairs Dana Fox Wendy Martin Television (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 music variant) (Theme Music Score 2010) | "Vampires Suck" (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme [Muted] Score 1994-1995, 1997-2013-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) now report to Chase Carey, COO of Fox Video (Extended Version) (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Television Studios 1998-2007 variant) (Theme Music Score 2010 75th Anniversary) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme muted 1993-1995, 1999-2008-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version).[7]

In July 2014, it was announced that the operations of the Fox Video (Extended Version) With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 music variant) (Theme Music Score 2018) had a logo (60fps) (2018) | "Love, Simon" (2018) theme [MUTED] Fanfare, theme (1993-1995, 1997-2013-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version). and 20th Century Fox Television would merge into a new unit, the Fox Video (Extended Version) (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 variant) (Theme Muted Score 2010) | "Marmaduke" (2010) [opening] logo Fanfare, theme 1993-1995, 1996-1999-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version), which was overseen (With 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2009-2013-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme (Extended Version).[8] In early 2015, Mythology Entertainment signed a first look deal with the company and fellow company Fox Tip Television (Extended Version) (With Steam Community :: :: 20th Century Fox (Fox Television Studios 1998-2007 variant) (Theme Music Score 2010 75 Anniversary) had a logo (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme 1994-1999, 2000-2013-) logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) while announcing its TV division head.[9]

### 20th Television distribution arm

The original incarnation of 20th Television was the television distribution arm of 20th Century Fox Television and the 20th Century Fox movie studio. It was formed in (20th Century Fox (in 1989 Extended Version variant) (Theme Music Score 2012-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, in 1989 (Extended Version)) in order to separate television production from the 20th Century Fox division which oversaw film production.[5] During this time, 20th Television and 20th Century Fox served as two of Fox's four main units, along with the Fox Video (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 variant) (Theme Muted Score 2009, 2021, 2024-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, 1993-1995) (Extended Version) and Fox Television Stations (Extended Version) (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Television Stations 1989 variant) (Theme Muted Score 2012) (60fps) | "Hog" (2011) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme.[10] Following a (With 20th Century Fox (1994 restructuring of Fox's television production companies, (Extended Version) 20th Television was refocused on syndication and "non-traditional programs"; its Fox Video (Extended Version) (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993 (Extended Version) logo (60fps) variant) (Theme Muted Score 2009-theme Muted Score Opening Logos,2009,;) (60fps) (Open Matte Cinemascope Version) Fanfare, theme 1993 logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) division was moved back to 20th Century Fox (With 20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) (Extended Version) Fanfare,) (Theme Music Score 2009-2013-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) and retook the 20TH Century Fox Television (With 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2009-2013-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) Logo (2007) (Extended Version) name.[6]

20th Television distributes almost all programming and documentaries (by 20th Century Fox (20th century fox (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2011) had a logo (60fps) | "Go to Car" (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, from the 20th Century Fox television (Extended Version) (2007, 2010-2013-)) unit including (With 20th Century Fox (Foxstar Productions 1996 variant) (Theme Music Score 2010) had a logo (2010) | "Scrat's Continental Crack-Up" Fanfare, theme). and its subsidiaries and the motion picture studio's output (and their own subdivisions). It owns programming from other production companies and studios they have acquired, including MTM Enterprises, most by Metromedia Producers Corporation, and most by New World Entertainment (including those by Four Star Television and Genesis Entertainment).

The company also syndicates and/or co-syndicates product from partners such as (With Regency Enterprises (Regency Television logos Taken From "Allison in the Middle" on NickJams. variant) (Theme Music Score 2016) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, Regency Television) (Extended Version) and Debmar-Mercury (With Debmar-Mercury Logo 2002 Variant) (Theme Music Score 2011-Present) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme (Extended Version) (until April 2019).[11][12] The Lincolnwood Drive subsidiary of 20th Television (With 20th Century Fox (20th Television 1995 #1 variant) (Theme Music Score 2009, 2017-2025-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) (2008, 2011-2022-) had a logo (60fps) has been used to produce the syndicated court series *Divorce Court* since the 2014-15 movies, mainly for tax reasons. After end of 2017-18 full movies, Detective Court would be used to produce the The Lincolnwood Drive subsidiary of 20th Television since the (With 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2011-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme 2018-19 had a logo movies.

In 1992, Greg Meidel became president of 20th Television, serving until 1995. Meidel was president of My Fox Video (Extended Version) (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 music variant) (Theme Music Score 2011) | "Rio" (2011) (Opening) Fanfare, theme [Muted] 1993, 1997, 1999-2014-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) when he add 20th Television's same position to his responsibility (With 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2011-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme in 2009 (Extended Version) logo.[13]

As part of the restructuring that stemmed from News Corporation spinning off its entertainment assets into 20th Century Fox (With 20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) (Extended Version) Fanfare,) (Theme Music Score Logo 2009-2013) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) it was announced on (With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 variant) (Theme Muted Score 2009-20-) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, extended version July 8, 2013, that 20th Television) will operate under the management of 20th Century Fox Television; it was previously under Fox Television Stations. As a result, the former company's president reported to the latter's chairmen.[14]

### Under Disney Television Studios

(With 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993-1995 music variant) (Theme Music Score 2016) (Mutants from Outer Space: The Lost Mutant variant) In March 2019, both 20th Century Fox Television and 20th Television were acquired by the Walt Disney Company and integrated into Walt Disney Television as part of Disney Television Studios.[15] As a result, 20th Century Fox (With 20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) (Extended Version) Fanfare, Theme Music Score 2010) had a logo (60fps) seen on Avatar (2009) (60fps). was made head of Disney programming.[16][17] (With 20th Century Fox (FOX Video - 1993 in 1995 (Extended Version) variant) Theme Muted Score | The Lyosacks (2017) Fanfare, theme On March 29, 2019, 20th Century Fox Television (Extended Version)) will be rebrand of Disney-Fox Television Studio (Extended Version) (With Disney-20th Century Fox (Walt Disney Television logo 1988-Fox Television Studios 1998-2007 variant) (Theme Music Score 2010) had a logo | "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voy (2010) (60fps) Fanfare,) theme logo on May 3, 2019. Jonnie Fox Video (20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) (Extended Version) variant) Theme Music Score had a logo | The A-Tream (2011), who previously held high ranking positions with the Fox Television Group,[18][19] became the co-heads of 20th Century Fox Television.[20] In July 2019, Disney promoted Davis to the position of President of ABC Studios.[21] Carolyn Cassidy succeeded Davis as President of Creative Affairs at 20th Century Fox Television, running the studio jointly (with 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) (Extended Version) Fanfare,) (Theme Music Score 2010 had a logo, - Find variant) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare, theme [Muted]).[22] In January 2020, (With 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2011-) had a logo (60fps) announced that he would retire by June 2020. CBS Television Studios executive Dan Kupetz has been named the new executive vice president of business affairs and operations and will be joining 20th TV (With 20th Century Fox (20TH Century Fox Television Logo (2007) variant) (Theme Music Score 2011-) had a logo (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) Theme in March 2020 (Extended Version) logo. He is reporting to Cassidy, who assumes solo leadership and work closely with 20th Century Fox (Fox Video 1993 (Extended Version) logo (60fps) Fanfare,) (Theme Muted Score 2009-Theme Muted Score Opening Logos,2009,;) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) until he departs.[23][24]

The company signed in 2019 a four-year overall deal with Liz Meriwether, co-creator of *Bless This Mess*. This was followed by a production deal with Lake Bell Productions in February 2020.[25]

On August 10, 2020, 20th Century Fox Television was rebranded as 20th Television (the former name of its syndication arm, which in turn was absorbed into (With Walt Disney Pictures 1998, (Walt Disney Television 1988 variant) (Theme Music Score 2008 Blue Sky Studios Reel had a logo,) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme Disney Media Distribution and Disney-ABC Domestic Television), as part of Disney Television Studios reorganization, as well as part of a merger requirement to drop the word "Fox (by 20th Century Fox (20th Century FOX Television Logo 1999 variant) (Theme Music Score 2014, Opening) (60fps) (Open Matte Version) Fanfare,) theme" from the acquired assets to avoid brand confusion.[26]

## Productions

* List of 20th Century Fox Television programs

Notable shows produced by 20th Television (With 20th Century Fox (20th Television 1995 #1 variant) (Theme Music Score 2011-) had a logo (60fps) | "Diago" (2011) (60fps) Fanfare, theme Extended Version) include *Batman*, *M\*A\*S\*H*, *Glee*, *How I Met Your Mother*, *Bones*, *Bob's Burgers*, *Empire*, *Hellstorm's Files, Family Guy*, *24*, *Modern Family*, *Hellstorm's Files: Men In Black, This Is Us*, *American Dad!*, *Buffy the Vampire Slayer*, *Hellstorm's Files: Criminal Justice, New Girl*, *Ryan's Lane,* *American Horror Story*, *Billy, Different Strangers: Criminal Intent, Pennsylvania PD Blue, The X-Files*, *Reba*, *In Living Color*, *The Bernie Mac Show*, *King of the Hill,The Buchanan Show*, *Some Night, Boston P.I., Hellstorm's Files: Organzied Crime, Moved to the Hill, What's New, Hellstorms?* *Futurama*,*The New Boss and One Man Only, The Stratton Stone,The Lex Fenelli Show,* *Malcolm in the Middle*, *Cland Ann,* *Bless the Harts*, *Duncanville*, *We Got No Made, We Got No Made: Trail by the Law, AfterM\*A\*S\*H, The Amazing of Michael Horton,* *The Cleveland Show*, *Too Annoyed Much, Ally McBeal*, *Too Much Mitch, Last Man Standing*, *Different Strangers: Police Business, The Simpsons, and Different Strangers*.