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WLOK-DT2

**WLOK-DT2** is the CW-affiliated television statiion for the Parkersburg, West Virginia television market. WLOK-DT2 is licensed to Marietta, Ohio.

## History

In 1998, ABC affiliate WLOK launched a cable-only WB affiliate using the fake callsigns **"WBMV."** Up until this point, WLOK had been airing The WB programs on a secondary basis. "WBMV" was an affiliate of The WB 100+ service. In 1999, "WBMV" was the first WB 100+ station to air a primetime newscast. It was produced by WLOK and is still being produced today.

In 2005, "WBMV" was added to a second digital subchannel of WLOK.

In 2006, it was announced that The WB and UPN would close and merge their stronger programs together to form The CW, with The WB 100+ being replaced by The CW Plus. "WBMV" became an affiliate of The CW through The CW Plus on September 18th of that year. At that point, the fake "WBMV" callsigns were dropped and the station began identifying as WLOK-DT2.

Effective January 2, 2021, the primetime newscast will air on weekends in addition to the broadcasts seen during the week. The runtime remains only a half-hour.
WQAL

WQAL is an ABC affiliate serving Miami, FL, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 10, WQAL is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## Turn to 10

*Turn to 10* is the jingle that Adelphia Communications is using for WQAL. The tune uses the "Turn To News" jingle that Gari Music Group used during the 1980s and 1990s.

*Great days and nights are exciting as can be*

*Old friends and new ones are waiting for you to see*

*We'll entertain you, we play the hits*

*WQAL, Turn to 10*

*Romance that moves you, and comedy that's your style*

*Hot sports and kids shows, we're gonna make you smile*

*For great adventure, you'll see it all*

*WQAL, Turn to 10*

*Here's where the fun is, and movies that will touch your heart*

*Romance and laughter, here's where the good times start*

*We're light up your face, 10 is the right place*

*We got the shows for you, we place the hits*

*WQAL, Turn to 10!*
WMKE

WMKE is an ABC affiliate serving Milwaukee, WI, and it's surrounding areas, and broadcasts on channel 7. Owned by Price Media Group, it is duopoly to independent affiliate WMLK (channel 22).

Syndicated programs for WMKE includes *Wheel of Fortune*, *Jeopardy!*, *Rachael Ray*, *Inside Edition*, and among others (Both *Jeopardy!* and *Wheel of Fortune* also airs on WMLK)

## Voiceover History

* 2012-14: "Live from Milwaukee's news source... *Eyewitness News 7* starts now"
* 2014-16: "Live, from WMKE in Milwaukee... This is *Eyewitness news 7*"
* 2016-22: "Leading The Way in Milwaukee... This is Eyewitness News 7"
* 2022-present: "Right Now on Eyewitness News 7"
Mahō no sekushīna ai kissi Doki Doki

**Mahō no sekushīna ai kissi Doki Doki** is a Anime Series.

## Characters

* Honey Rose - a Magical Girl & the Main Hero of Mahō no sekushīna ai kissi Doki Doki.
* The Queen of Pushōtia - the mother of Honey Rose. She's cursed by the Evil Warlock.
* Prince Lavander James - a Love Interest and Sidekick of Honey Rose who lives in the Kingdom of Thīboyo.
* Evil Warlock. - the Main Villain of Mahō no sekushīna ai kissi Doki Doki.

## Story

in the a Magical Castle of Pushōtia located in the Pink cloud above the Pacific Ocean. The Queen of Pushōtia giving birth to a Baby Girl then grown ultimate quick into a beautiful woman. Suddenly on a evil Warlock give her gift but the Queen did not accpected however the Queen got cursed by the Evil Warlock & now it's up to Honey Rose to save the kingdom & Killed the Evil warlock once and for all.
WLPX

**WLPX** (digital and virtual channel 44) is an Ion owned-and-operated station serving the Baton Rouge, LA television market.

## Digital Television

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

### Additional AirBox programming

WLPX 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:
WDOK

WDOK is a CBS affiliate serving Cleveland, OH, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 12, WDOK is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## Turn to 12 Lyrics

*Turn to 12* is the jingle that Adelphia Communications is using for WDOK. The tune uses the "Turn To News" jingle that Gari Music Group used during the 1980s and 1990s.

*News for a new day whenever you turn to 12*

*You're feeling okay whenever you turn to 12*

*You got to be there, we'll show you we care*

*Channel 12 News turn to 12*

*News with a spirit whenever you turn to 12*

*See it and hear it whenever you turn to 12*

*See more that's all new, all Cleveland turns to*

*Channel 12 News turn to 12*

*News with a big heart whenever you turn to 12*

*Build pride and take part whenever you turn to 12*

*Cleveland is yours to, reach out and turn to*

*Channel 12 News turn to, Channel 12 News turn to*

*Channel 12 News Turn to 12!*
WRKC-CD

**WRKC-CD** (digital channel 21, virtual channel 45) is a Class-A low-powered television station licensed to Richmond, Virginia. WRKC is owned and operated by Ion Media Networks.

## Digital Television

WRKC serves as an outlet for Ion's subchannel services: Qubo, Ion Life, and Ion Shop.

 45.2
 45.3

### Additional AirBox Programming

WRKC also offers additional encrypted streams of programming via the AirBox TV subscription television platform.
WJTJ

**WJTJ** (digital channel 48, virtual channel 59) is the Fox-affiliated station for the Tallahasee, Florida television market. WJTJ is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Newscast themes

* FOX Affiliate News Theme - OSI Music (2008-present)

## Digital Television

 59.2
 59.4

WJTJ broadcasts in 1080i high definition rather than Fox's native 720p format.

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

WJTJ's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
KidsCo

**KidsCo** is a kid's Channel owned by Viacom, WarnerMedia, Discovery, NBCUniversal, Corus Entertainment, Scholastic Corporation, Disney, Fox, and Classic Media. It is a Revival of KidsCo . It is available in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Latin America.

## History

Viacom announced that they were going to work with Wonder media, discovery, course entertainment, NBC Universal and all those other companies to revive and expanding KidsCo.

On June 22nd 2016 the channel was relaunched showing its old programming. And then showing He-Man and the Masters of The Universe, Horseland, Cosmic Quantum Ray, Dance Revolution, Funniest Pets And People, Littlest Pet Shop, SpongeBob SquarePants, Bunnicula, Adventure Time and Noonbory and the Super Seven.

Then starting it in July 24th 2018, they started showing the Three Stooges shorts.

## Programming

The Channel shows acquired programming from Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney, YTV, teleToon, treehouse TV, The Hub, Qubo, Boomerang (Earlier years), tooniverse, true spark, SpaceToon, The Family Channel, ABC Family, Happy Kids TV, Kabillion, frisbee, Warner Bros., 4Kids TV, bohot kids network and Saturday morning cartoon blocks (such as: Cookie Jar TV, ABC Kids, vortex, Kids WB, Fox kids, and NBC Kids).
Mythic-surious Halloween Houses & Horrors XXIII

"**Mythic-surious Halloween Houses & Horrors XXIII**" is the seasonal block of the 23rd season of *Kids' WB*. It aired on The WB on October 7, 2017.

## Plot

### **Opening Sequence: Candy Party (October 7, 2017)**

Bugs Bunny & Friends in the bowl with other treats left for trick-or-treaters in front of a house on Halloween. A Porky Bar fears being taken, a Daffy-Taffy comforts him by saying who gonna last taken, and a Bugs Bunny Bar adds that even a box of gumdrops gets taken before him. A Crunch Brunch bar and a Snick Snickers bar get taken, and an Lola Bunny bar complains about no one ever wanting, as people are afraid of razor blades being inside them. a girl takes the Carrot Bar, after Bugs moves aside to evade her grasp, and eats its contents.

The next day, Bugs Bunny & Friends are the only ones left, and they get placed on a shelf when the residents of the house remove the Halloween decorations. Already on the shelf is a chocolate Easter bunny that tells them they'll be left there, forgotten. Seeing his discomfort as no one ever takes him, Daffy Taffy starts eating him. Bugs Bunny tries to stop him, but he tells her chocolate doesn't feel anything, and resumes eating it, with Elmer Fudge joining in when he eats the bunny's mouth to silence its objections. The camera pans to the wall, where "Kids' WB Easter Bunny" is written, but the chocolate from the bunny splatters all over it, covering the words, and dark chocolate resembling blood spells out "Mythic-surious Halloween Houses & Horrors XXIII".
WQND

**WQND** (digital and virtual channel 20) is a TBS-affiliated station serving the Indianapolis television market. WQND is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 20.2
 20.4

On August 15, 2017, WQND moved its Justice Network (now True Crime Network) affiliation to a new DT3 subchannel. WQND-DT2 became Indianapolis' affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of WQND-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

WQND's broadcasts are digital only as of June 11, 2009.
WEXD

**WEXD** (digital and virtual channel 11) is an NBC-affiliated television station serving the Savannah, Georgia television market. WEXD is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on WEXD includes: *Live! with Kelly and Mark, Dr. Phil, Judge Judy, Jennifer Hudson Show, Extra*, and among others.

## Current on-air staff (year joined in parentheses)

### Anchors

* Rick Starobahn (weekday morning anchor) (2003) (formerly at KXCT)
* Sadie Brooklyn (weekday morning co-anchor and noon anchor) (1998)
* Ellis Felbart (6 and 11 PM anchor) (1987)
* Nicole Prez (5, 6, and 11 PM anchor) (1997)
* Richard Jax (weekend anchor, also general assignment reporter) (1977)
* Kathy Krissy (weekend co-anchor, also general assignment reporter) (1995)

### NBC Storm Team 11

* Dane Coughlin (AMS/CBM Seal of Approval) (chief meteorologist; weeknights) (1980)
* Johnny Curtis (NWA Seal of Approval) (weekday mornings) (2005)
* Spencer Gray (AMS Seal of Approval) (weekends) (1990)
* Dick Van Grant (AMS/CBM Seal of Approval) (fill-in meteorologist) (1992)

### NBC 11 Sports Team

* Teddy Buckle (sports director; weeknights) (1988)
* Kasey Cullen (weekends) (2011)
* Bennett Brown (sports reporter) (2002)

### Reporters

* Liz Levin (general assignment reporter) (2007)
* Wayne McCall (general assignment reporter) (1981)
* Patrick Welsh (general assignment reporter) (1990)
* Debra Carter (general assignment reporter) (1993)

## Former on-air talent

* Carter Pewterhall (former chief meteorologist) (1967-2014; died in 2017)

## Digital Television

 11.2
 11.4

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

WEXD's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
Streaming Bundle

The Streaming Bundle is a bundle of streaming services you can get for free. The rule depends on the service. Some, like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu, have a rotating slate of content, which means that content goes in and out unless it's an original, while others, like Disney+, HBO Max, Peacock, and CBS All Access are content vaults, which means that they have a permanent library of all content that Disney, Warner Brothers, Universal, and Paramount own. Apple TV+ has a permanent library of all originals.

## Sections

* Hulu
* Netflix
* Disney+
* Amazon Prime Video
* CBS All Access
* Apple TV+
* HBO Max
* Peacock

## Trivia

Disney+, HBO Max, Peacock, and CBS All Access have a disclaimer on several older movies and TV shows because they contain elements that are considered racist, sexist, or in poor taste. Disney+ also has a parental lock on R-rated movies and TV-MA rated programs, due to Disney's family-friendly image.
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WGPR

WGPR is a CBS O&O affiliate serving Detroit, MI.

## News/Station History

### Branding History

* TV 45 (1981-1995)
* CBS 45 (1995-2002, 2018-present)
* CBS Detroit (2002-2008)
* 45 CBS (2008-2013)
* WGPR CBS (2013-2018)

### News Branding History

* TV45 Update (1991-1995)
* CBS 45 News First (1995-2002)
* CBS Detroit News (2002-2008)
* 45 CBS Action News (2008-2011)
* 45 CBS News (2011-2013)
* WGPR CBS News (2013-2018)
* CBS 45 News (2018-present)

### Website History

* cbs45detroit.com (1996-2002)
* cbsdetroit.com (2002-2008, 2018-present)
* 45knowsdetroit.com (2008-2009)
* detroitnow.com (2009-2012)
* wgprtv.com (2012-2018)

### News Music Theme

* Newstime - 615 Music (2005-2008)
* Propulsion - 615 Music (2008-2010)
* Pride - inthegroovemusic (2010-2013)
* CBS Local - Stephen Arnold Music (2013-present)
WBFX

42.3 - Buzzr

42.4 - Movies!

**WBFX** is the Fox station for Boston and it's surrounding areas. It is on virtual channel 42 and digital UHF channel 42. It was established in 1986 as an independent station, but 4 months later, it was affiliated with Fox. It is owned by Fox Television Stations. It is known in the area for it's newscasts.

## Digital television

WBFX's digital signal is multiplexed.

 9.2
 9.3
 9.4

**WBFX** 42 (FOX)
WJY 48 (MyTV)
WMYB 62 (MNTV)
WMAC

**WMAC** (digital channel 40, virtual channel 48) is the TNT-affiliated station in Macon, Georgia. WMAC is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 48.2
 48.3
 48.4

On August 15, 2017, WMAC moved RetroTV programming to its third digital subchannel and Comet programming to a new fourth subchannel. WMAC-DT2 became Macon's home of the XTV network upon its launch a month later. A high definition feed of WMAC-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers.

WMAC's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
WBNV

**WBNV**, virtual channel 9, is an ABC owned-and-operated station licensed to Bronsonville, Michigan, United States. The station is owned by the ABC Owned Television Stations division of the Walt Disney Company.

## History

### As an ABC affiliate

On March 18, 1985, WBNV's owner, Capital Cities, announced it was purchasing ABC. Five months later, on August 4, 1985, WBNV traded networks with W???-TV and became an ABC affiliate. The transaction was finalized on January 3, 1986, making WBNV an ABC owned-and-operated station, the first network-owned television station in Bronsonville. In 1996, Capital Cities/ABC was acquired by the Walt Disney Company.
Kids' WB Girlz: Epic Restaurant

***Kids' WB Girlz: Epic Restaurant*** is an American comic book featuring characters from Kids' WB. Like *Kids' WB Girlz: Monmouth**,* it is aimed for female audiences.

## Characters

### Main

* **Lola Bunny** - a blonde-haired brown female rabbit/hare who is the restaurant's manager.
* **Miranda Phillips** - TBD
* **Daphne Blake** a detective who TBD.
* **Minka the Creeper** - a creeper who TBD.

### Supporting

* **Bugs Bunny** - Lola's *fiancee* who TBD.
* **Daffy Duck** - TBD
* **Porky Pig** - TBD
* **Buster and Babs Bunny** - TBD
* **Yakko, Wakko and Dot Warner** - TBD
* **Scooby-Doo** - TBD
* **Shaggy Rogers** - TBD
* **Fred Jones** - TBD
* **Velma Dinkley** - TBD
* **Mark the Enderman** - an Enderman who TBD.
* **Squid the Squid** - TBD
* **Gwen** - TBD
* **Owen** - TBD

### Antagonists

* **Heather** - a human who owns a rival restaurant called Heatherz Burgerz.
	+ **Scott** - TBD
* **Elmer Fudd** - an infamous food critic who despies Lola and Bugs.

## Issues

1. *First Day of the Job* - TBD
2. *Heatherz Burgerz* - TBD
3. *The Critic* - TBD
4. *Owen, the Lord of The Parties* - TBD

## Trivia

* This is one of the comics where *Collin the Speedy Boy* characters doesn't make an appearance.
WTEP

**WTEP** (digital channel 31, virtual channel 16) is the TNT-affiliated station for Erie, Pennsylvania. WTEP is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 16.2
 16.3
 16.4

On August 15, 2017, WTEP moved Movies! programming to its third digital subchannel and Heroes & Icons programming to a new fourth subchannel. WTEP-DT2 became Erie's home of the XTV network upon its launch a month later. A high definition feed of WTEP-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers.

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

## Station Branding

* TV-16 (1980-1988)
* TNT 16 (1988-present)

## Newscast Titles

* News 16 (1980-1988)
* TNT 16 Action News (1988-1997)
* TNT 16 News (1997-present)

## Voiceover History

* From the TV-16 Newsroom, this is News 16 (1980-1984)
* From TV-16, this is News 16 at (time). (1984-1988)
* You're watching TNT 16, WTEP-TV Erie. Now, from The Local Station. This is TNT 16 Action News at (time). (1988-1993)
* From WTEP Television, this is TNT 16 Action News at (time). (1993-1997)
* Now, TNT 16 News at (time). (1997-2001)
* This is TNT 16 News at (time). (2001-2016)
* The Most Trusted Local News starts now. This is TNT 16 News at (time). (2016-present)
Town Rampage

Town Rampage is a short film which aired on NBC Owned Television Stations in 2013.

## Plot

A teenage boy is lost on his way to his planned destination. Suddenly, he is shot at by a local politician, who chases him through a rundown town, where he destroys many of the inhabitants' belongings, such as that of an elderly woman, an African-American woman, a military veteran, a hippie, a Spanish painter, two Italian men, and a mute man. The boy ends up entangled in the mess as a result. A young girl with crossed eyes is awakened by the commotion and asks if the boy can stay with her, but the politician shows her the damage he had caused, leading her to change her mind. The politician then orders his mentally handicapped assistant to take the boy to jail, and then gives a recap of the events to the local lawyer, who then calls a trial for the next morning.
WNAT-TV

**WNAT-TV**, UHF digital channel 25, is an Ion-owned and operated television station licensed to Nextonville, Tennessee, United States. Owned by Ion Media, the station airs Ion Television programming as with all other Ion stations and it is branded on air as "Ion Television" at all times. Its call letters stand for **N**extonville's **A**mazing **T**elevision, which was the station's original 1966 slogan.

## History

The station went on the air on August 3, 1966, under the ownership of Field Communications, years after Field's premier station, WFLD (now a Fox owned-and-operated station), went on the air.

In April 1973, Field sold WNAT-TV to Kaiser Broadcasting of Oakland, California.

In 1998, WNAT became an affiliate of the PAX network. PAX then subsequently changed into i: Independent Television in 2005 and later became Ion in 2007.

## Sign-off announcement history

### 1974-1978

This is WNAT-TV, channel 25, in Nextonville, Tennessee, the premier superstation for news and cartoons. WNAT-TV, an equal opportunity employer, is owned and operated by Field Communications in Chicago, Illinois, with studios and offices located in North Kingston Road in Nextonville, and transmitter located on top of the Pointy Dome Tower. WNAT-TV operates on channel 25, as authorized by the Federal Communications Commission. Some of our programs broadcast during today were pre-recorded. WNAT-TV's entire broadcast schedule, all programs included therin, is an original work of copyright; as such, no re-transmission, re-distribution, or re-recording may be made without the prior written conscent of Field Communications. We welcome your comments or criticism regarding our programming. Address your correspondence to:

Lionel K. Williams

Vice President and General Manager

WNAT-TV

800 North Kingston Road

Nextonville, Tennessee 26674

## Shows

As of 2019, WNAT clears the entire Ion Television schedule.

## Logo and ident history

WNAT 78 logo.pngField-era logo used from 1978 until 1983.
WORE

**WORE** is an ABC affiliate serving New Orleans, Louisiana. Broadcasting on channel 9, WORE is owned and operated by Diversity Media. Launched as an ABC affiliate in 1998, WORE runs a subchannel: 9.2 (For ThisTV).

**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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Terrorfield

**Terrorfield** is a TV Channel owned by Katz Broadcasting company It specializes in horror, thriller, suspense, supernatural fiction, dark fantasy, and paranormal. Including films and programs

## History

In addition to their comedy channel, Katz Broadcasting, LLC. Announced that they were going to make terror field, a channel that specializes in all things horror. And It was going to broadcast programs from Paramount, 20th century Fox, universal, Sony, Disney, lionsgate, DreamWorks, and Warner Bros.

Terrorfield was launched as a real TV channel. And a broadcast it's first program, Lost Tapes from Animal Planet.

## Programming

Main article: List of programs broadcast by Terrorfield

The films it plays include Slashers, Monster Movies, Psychological horror movies, Supernatural horror movies, Medical thrillers, Natural Disaster films, Dark fantasy movies, horror comedy, sci-fi horror movies, natural horror movies, Giallo, cult horror movies, B Horror movies, and much more.

The Programming it broadcast includes international series (Afterlife, Apparitions, Tokyo Majin), anthology shows (Alfred Hitchcock presents, American Horror Story, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Fear Itself, Masters of Horror, Channel Zero), Non-scripted programs (Alone, Fear Factor, Total Blackout).
WNOE

*Not to be confused with real-life radio station in New Orleans, which used to be WNOE-FM callsign.*

**WNOE** is a Fox-owned-and-operated station serving New Orleans, LA and the Gulf Coast region. Broadcasting on channel 38, WNOE is owned and operated by New World Communications.

## Hurricane Katrina:

After Hurricane Katrina struck Greater New Orleans on August 29, 2005, WNOE temporarily moved its operations to the studios of FOX affiliate WQKE in Jackson, MS. The damage that was caused to the building was so severe that Emmis released much of the station's on-air staff from their non-compete clauses, allowing them to seek employment outside of the market without penalty
WMMS

WMMS is a Fox affiliate serving Tampa, FL, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 12, WMMS is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## The Spirit of Tampa Bay jingle

*The Spirit of Tampa Bay* is the name of the jingle that Adelphia Communications use for WMMS.

*It's in your style. The Friendly way you smile*

*In the way that you live, so much to give*

*Tampa Bay, Tampa Bay*

*It's there for you, to share the things you do*

*Cause your spirit is alive, it fills the air*

*Tampa Bay, Tampa Bay*

*You give everything you got to give*

*With the special way you got to feel*

*There's a magic in the air and it's there no matter where you go*

*Tampa Bay, the spirit come shining through*

*And you will find it all in you*

*Fox 12, The Spirit of Tampa Bay!*

## Programming Schedule

WSTB 5 (NBC)
**WMMS** 12 (Fox)
WPCO 20 (RDN)
WAST 26 (MNT)
WOAT 32 (ABC)
WUPN 39 (CW)
WYTB 41 (MyTV)
WWWD 54 (DBN)
WEFL 61 (EBN)
WABC

WABC is an ABC O&O (Owned and Operated) affiliate serving New York, and it's surrounding areas.

## Programming Schedule

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:**
WMYT

36.3 - TheGrioTV

**WMYT** is the MyNetworkTV station serving New York and it's surrounding areas. It broadcasts on digital UHF and virtual channel 36 and is owned by Fox Television Stations.

## History

On September 1, 2006, this station first signed on as a MyNetworkTV O&O station.

## Digital television

WMYT's digital signal is multiplexed.

 36.2

WMYT switched to digital from analog on June 12, 2009, with it came 2 new subchannels, one was color bars, but acquired Light TV affiliation in 2016.

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:**
WINT

10.3: Grit

**WINT** is an ABC affiliate serving Memphis, Tennessee and the Mid-South. Broadcasting on channel 10, WINT is owned and operated by Gray Television. Started first as an independent station in 1990, WINT became an ABC affiliate in the year 2011. In addition to carry the ABC schedule, WINT also carries syndicated programming as of September 2019, including *Entertainment Tonight*, *25 Words or Less*, *The Doctors*, and *Dr. Phil*. WINT also operates two subchannels: 10.2 (for Vault Disney) and 10.3 (for Grit).

## Newscast

As part of the agreement to become an ABC affiliate, WINT had to launch their own local newscast, and ABC 10 News was launched a week after WINT became an ABC affiliate. ABC 10 News has been a distant 3rd to WJEI and WBTN's newscasts for years.

### Newscast themes

* Metropolis - Stephen Arnold Music (2011-2017)
* Turn to News - Gari Media (2017-present)
WCLV

WCLV’s current logo, used from 2021 to present

### Slogan

First television in Mason County (1938-1966)News at Nine (1952-1966, newscast only)

Thank you, from the WCLV-TV lineup (1970-1977)

Thank you for supporting community television (1977-1988)

We've always been here (1988-2002)

Keep looking up (2002-2021)

Community Digital Television (2021-present)

### Owner

Prism Media Acquisitions

WCLV (or Local 58), virtual channel 58, is an independent station licensed to, and serving Lasker City, Ichor Falls, Edenvale, and the greater Mason County area. WCLV is owned and operated by Prism Media Acquisitions.

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## Former logos

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WMPH

*Not to be confused with the real-life channel 3 in Memphis, which used the WREG-TV callsign.*

**WMPH** is an NBC affiliate serving the Memphis, TN and the Mid-South, near Lake Cormorant, Mississippi. Broadcasting on channel 3, WMPH is owned and operated by Diversity Media. Launching in 1975, WMPH operates two subchannel: 3.2 for Cozi TV, and 3.3 for Circle. In addition to running the NBC schedule, WMPH also carries syndicated programming, including *The List*, *Jeopardy*, *Rachael Ray* and *Wheel of Fortune*.

## History:

WMPH was launched on 1975 by the E.W. Scripps Company, which also owned the *Memphis Commercial Appeal*. Since at least the 1970s, WMPH's logo has included an illustration of a riverboat, a symbol of the Mississippi River region which the station serves. For many years, the station's sounder included the riverboat's whistle – something which dates to the 1930s on its former AM sister. The whistle is still heard at the opening of WMPH's current newscasts. The station was known as "The Showplace of the South" during the 1980s.

Like many NBC affiliates from the 1970s through the 1990s, WMPH began pre-empting a handful of NBC programs, mostly a sizeable portion of the network's daytime lineup, in favor of syndicated talk shows, although NBC's daytime reruns of sitcoms would often continue to air in the early morning hours (between 5 and 6 a.m.). In 1979, in an effort to build its viewership for *Today,* WMPH created a lead-in morning program titled *Wake-Up Call.* For the first three years, it was hosted by Dick Hawley and Peggy Rolfes. Denise DuBois replaced Rolfes in 1982 and co-hosted for the next ten years. By the mid-1980s, *Wake Up Call* was the highest-rated talk show on local television in the U.S., with a 52% share of the viewing audience.

After many years of solid management, Scripps sold WMPH to Diversity Media in 2000.

## 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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WEKY

**WEKY** (digital and virtual channel 10) is the CW-affiliated television station for Hazard, Kentucky and the rest of the Eastern Kentucky Coalfield. WEKY is licensed to Prestonsburg and is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 10.2
 10.3
 10.4

On August 15, 2017, WEKY moved Buzzr to its third subchannel and Justice Network (now True Crime Network) to a new fourth subchannel. WEKY-DT2 became Eastern Kentucky's affiliate of XTV when that network launched in September.

WEKY's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
WPLX

WPLX (Digital Channel 44, Virtual Channel 11) is a commercial television station licensed to New York City, New York. The station serves as a CW affiliate for the market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside WPXN-TV, and both stations maintain studios on Aberdeen Street in Brooklyn, New York.
WJWR

**WJWR** is is an ABC affiliate serving Rochester, New York.

## Newscast operations

### Newscast titles

* Channel 8 Eyewitness News (1970-1990)
* News Channel 8 (1990-2003)
* ABC 8 News (2003-present)

### Newscast themes

* And You - Telesound (1979-1984)
* The Spirit of Tampa Bay (Rochester) - Gari Media (1984-1988)
* Hello News - Gari Media (1988-1990)
* It' All Right Here - Gari Media (1990-1995)
* The Great News Package - Gari Media (1995-1999)
* This Is Your News - Gari Media (1999-2006)
* Inergy - Stephen Arnold Music (2013-present)

**WJWR** 8 (ABC)
WRNI 9 (PBS)
KYOC

**KYOC** (digital channel 20, virtual channel 17) is the Fox-affiliated station for Cheyenne, Wyoming. KYOC is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 17.2
 17.3
 17.4

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

KYOC added XTV to its second digital subchannel (the first time the station ever multiplexed its signal) on August 15, 2017. A high definition feed of KYOC-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers. KYOC later added Quest to its third digital subchannel on February 1, 2018, and added Start TV once that network launched on September 3.

KYOC's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009. The station moved from its pre-transition channel 64 to channel 22 the month prior.
WPXY

**WPXY** (digital and virtual channel 20) is an Ion owned-and-operated station serving the Baltimore, MD television market.

## Digital Television

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

### Additional AirBox programming

WPXY 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:
WIHB

WIHB (Digital Channel 19, Virtual Channel 43) is a CNK O&O in Orlando, Florida. It is owned by KASKOBROADCASTING, with studios in Heathrow, Florida with its radio sisters and TV sister station WOAN.

## WIHB

### Branding

CNK 43 (general)
ABC 4 and [asink] 43 News (newscasts)

### Slogan

Orlando's one and only source for cartoons!

### Channel

Digital Channel: 19
Virtual Channel 43

### Subchannel(s)

43.1: CNK (O&O)/ABC (alternate)
43.2: Food Network
43.3: Cooking Channel

### Owner

KASKOBROADCASTING
(WOAN Licensee, LLC)
KFJI

KFJI (Digital Channel 29, Virtual Channel 16) is a television station licensed to Eagle Mountain, Utah, United States, broadcasting the ABC Freeform network to Salt Lake City and the state of Utah. It is owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company, alongside FOX O&O KSTU (channel 12). KFJI and KSTU's studios are located are located on 1700 E Frontage and its transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City.

## KFJI

### Channel

Digital: 29 (UHF)
Virtual: 16

### Subchannel(s)

16.1: ABC Freeform/FOX (alternate) (O&O)
16.2: Disney Channel (O&O)
16.3: Disney XD (O&O)
16.4: LMN (O&O)
16.5: FYI (O&O)
16.6: ESPN (O&O)
16.7: Fox News (O&O)

### Former Call Letters

KRLD (1983-1984)
KLTI (1984-1997)

### Former Channel Number

Analog:
16 (1983-2009)

### Former Affiliation

Analog/DT1:
Independent (1983-1992)
DT2:
A&E (2010-2017)

### Owner

ABC Owned Television Stations
(The Walt Disney Company)
(KFJI Television LLC)
WCJT

**WCJT** is a CBS affiliate serving Cincinnati, OH.

## Newscast themes

* Turn to News - Gari Media (1987-1993)
* Advantage - Gari Media (1993-1999)
* This Is Your News - Gari Media (1999-2004)

**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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Statlender Media Group

**Statlender Media Group**, formerly known as **Statlender Family Broadcasting**, is a broadcasting company in the United States owned by The Statlender Company, owner of Pennsylvanian grocery store chain Statlender Family Markets. As of 2023, it owns 19 television stations across the United States, with its flagship being WCBL in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

## History

Statlender Family Broadcasting was founded in 1949 with the launch of CBS affiliate WCBL in Philadelphia. The Statlender name was already well-known in the area, as the family owned a chain of grocery stores in the Philadelphia area under the Statlender Quality Foods name. Other than occasional Statlender grocery giveaway promotions facilitated by WCBL, the two divisions had little overlap and many viewers did not realize the two entities were related.

WCBL was the only Statlender-owned station until 1987, when Convoy Broadcasting sold their sole television station, WCPA, the NBC affiliate based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania (serving the Harrisburg—Lancaster—Lebanon—York market) to the company. The Lebanon station's news operation was revamped to more closely resemble the successful product of WCBL, including a new graphics package, news theme, and studio.

The first major acquisition of Statlender came in 1999 when they purchased nine media outlets in the Midwest from Meredith Corporation, bringing their total station count to 11. The following year, the company's name was changed from Statlender Family Broadcasting to Statlender Media Group.

In 2003, Statlender traded one of their Meredith-acquired stations, KOIL in Omaha, Nebraska, to Revolution Television in exchange for KTYL in Tyler—Longview, Texas.

In November 2007, Young Broadcasting sold one of their stations, WLTX in Louisville, to Statlender. Not long after acquiring the station, Statlender made changes to its programming and news operation that allowed it to regain its spot as the number one station in the market.

On March 21, 2014, Statlender Media Group announced it would be acquiring five stations from LIN Media, as Media General was forced to divest them for their acquisition of LIN to go through. The sale of the stations, three ABC affiliates and two Fox affiliates, went through on December 19.

Statlender acquired two stations from Tribune Broadcasting on September 19, 2019, as a result of Tribune's merger with Nexstar Media Group. One of the stations, CBS affiliate WQCT in Davenport, Iowa, produced newscasts for the market's MyNetworkTV station, WMQC. The agreement was continued under Statlender.

## Stations

### Television

Stations are arranged in alphabetical order by state and city of license.
WMYB

62.3 - Light TV

**WMYB**is the MyNetworkTV station serving Boston and it's surrounding areas. It broadcasts on digital UHF channel 45 and virtual channel 62.

## History

On September 1, 2006, this station first signed on as a MyNetworkTV O&O station.

## Digital television

WMYB's digital signal is multiplexed.

 62.2

My62 switched to digital from analog on June 12, 2009, with it came 2 new subchannels, one was color bars, but acquired Light TV affiliation in 2016.

WBFX 42 (FOX)
WJY 48 (MyTV)
**WMYB** 62 (MNTV)
WDGN

WDGN (Digital Channel 23, Virtual Channel 37) is a commercial television station licensed to Vestal, New York, serving as the owned and operated Ion station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside WDFJ, and both stations maintain studios on North Jensen Road in Vestal, New York.

Starting in the 2023 college basketball season, the station will start exclusively airing Binghamton Bearcats games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
WIPX-TV

WIPX-TV (Digital Channel 31, Virtual Channel 34) is a commercial television station licensed to Indianapolis, Indiana, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside WYVB, and both stations maintain studios on Bavarian East Drive in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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

**KYLO** is an NBC O&O station serving Amarillo, TX. It is owned by NBCUniversal. Syndicated programming on KYLO includes: *Drew Barrymore*, *Kelly Clarkson,* and *Access Hollywood* and among others.

## Newscast Titles

* Channel 7 Action News (1958-1995)
* 7 News (1995-2018)
* NBC 7 News (2018-present)

## Programming Schedule from October 1996 (WIP)

**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)
WPOR

**WPOR** (digital channel 14, virtual channel 59) is a MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the South Bend, Indiana television market. WPOR is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Niles, Michigan.

## Digital Television

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

WPOR's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
WMOH

WMOH is a CW affiliate serving Cincinnati, OH, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 29, WMOH is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## (Come Home to) Where the News Comes First jingle

*(Come Home to) Where the News Comes First* is the jingle that Adelphia Communications is using for WMOH. The tune uses the "Turn To News" jingle that Gari Music Group used during the 1980s and 1990s.

*Each day's a new day, so much to share with you*

*Bringing it your way, Cincinnati News*

*Working together, making things better*

*Come home to where the news comes first*

*You'll get a great start from people that you know*

*Take pride and take heart, sharing as we know*

*We're in the main stream, as news keeps changing*

*Come home to where the news comes first*

*You'll feel the spirit, we're the team to choose*

*See it and hear it, Cincinnati News*

*The world is yours, too Reach out and turn to*

*You're at the heart of it, 29's a part of it*

*Come home to where the news comes first!*
WFLT

**WFLT** (digital channel 49, virtual channel 20) is the TNT-affiliated station in Tampa, Florida. WFLT is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 20.2
 20.3
 20.4

On August 15, 2017, WFLT moved Tuff TV programming to its third digital subchannel and Bounce TV programming to a new fourth subchannel. WFLT-DT2 became Tampa's home of the XTV network upon its launch a month later. A high definition feed of WFLT-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers.

WFLT's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
King of the Hill

***King of the Hill*** is an animated sitcom created by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels for the Fox Broadcasting Service. It centers on the Hills, a middle-class American family in the fictional city of Arlen, Texas. It attempts to maintain a realistic approach, seeking humor in the conventional and mundane aspects of everyday life.

The series debuted on the Fox network as a mid-season replacement in 1997, quickly becoming a hit. The series' popularity led to worldwide syndication, and reruns aired on TBS and Adult Swim. The show became one of Fox's longest-running series (third-longest as an animated series, behind *The Simpsons* and *Family Guy*), and briefly was the second longest-running animated sitcom in history. In 2007, it was named by *Time* magazine as one of the top 100 greatest television shows of all time.[1] *King of the Hill* won two Emmy Awards and was nominated for seven.

A total of 259 episodes aired over the course of its 13 seasons. The final episode aired on Fox on September 13, 2009. Four episodes from the final season were to have aired on Fox, but later premiered in nightly syndication from May 3 to 6, 2010.

in May 14, 2010, they have an announced to moved WTNF for the new season of this show, and they made new seasons every September to May, and this show and The Venture Bros. will be started on August 5

## Episodes

*Main article: List of King of the Hill episodes*
WPCX-TV

WPCX-TV (Digital Channel 20, Virtual Channel 30) is a commercial television station licensed to Chicago, Illinois, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside WRPI, and both stations maintain studios on Morgan Drive in Chicago, Illinois.

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

WNBC is an NBC Owned-and-Operated station in New York, broadcasting on Channel 3. The station is owned by NBCUniversal.

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:**
WIHV

**WIHV** (digital channel 15, virtual channel 22) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the Madison, Wisconsin television market. WIHV is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

The channel 22 allocation in the Madison market was originally licensed to Baraboo. WIHV was able to change its city of license to Madison a few months before signing on, with the hopes of building a transmitter closer to Madison. WIHV's original transmitter was located at its studio facilities in Baraboo, which had an effective radiated power of 3.8 million watts. As part of the digital television transition in 2009, WIHV relocated its transmitter to a new site just outside of Madison proper. Its studio facilities are still located in Baraboo to this very day.

WIHV was originally owned by local businessman Frankie Martinez, who also commissioned other television stations in a few other markets. The station began operations on February 25, 1985, the same day as sister station KIHV in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Just like that station (and the other stations commissioned by Martinez), WIHV had an all-music video format branded as "Hit Video 22." This format is still referenced today in the station's call letters (**WI**sconsin **H**it **V**ideo). WIHV lays claim to being the first television station in Madison to broadcast 24 hours a day, as well as the first to broadcast in stereo. As a music video station, WIHV ran into financial troubles as it couldn't find many advertisers. All of the other music video stations owned by Martinez suffered the same problems as well, forcing him to sell all his stations by 1987.

WIHV briefly went silent starting on New Year's Day 1987 and returning to the air in June of that year, after new ownership assumed control of the station. This time, WIHV was a traditional general entertainment independent station airing movies, cartoons, off-network reruns, high school sports, some religious shows, and barter programs. As time went on, WIHV became increasingly reliant on home shopping programming. This material was largely sourced from the Home Shopping Network (HSN), which occupied a good portion of the station's overnight and weekend schedule.

WIHV joined the United Paramount Network (UPN) on that network's launch on January 16, 1995, making the station a charter affiliate. Almost all home shopping content was dropped from WIHV by this point, though its weekend schedule largely consisted of religious programs for a time.

In January 2006, it was announced that UPN and The WB would shut down and merge to become a new network called The CW. In February, News Corporation (then-owners of the Fox Broadcasting Company) announced the launch of MyNetworkTV, a network made to compete against The CW. WIHV became an affiliate of MyNetworkTV when it launched on September 5, 2006.

## Digital Television

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

WIHV's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
WOL-TV

**WOL-TV**, virtual channel 7 (UHF channel 23), is an NBC-affiliated television station licensed to Liquine, Indiana, United States. The station is owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group.

## History

WOL-TV was signed-on by the National Broadcasting Company on September 5, 1948 as WNBL-TV; it was one of the network's original owned-and-operated stations, along with WNBQ-TV (now WMAQ-TV) in Chicago, and WNBK-TV in Cleveland. It was also one of the first television stations in Indiana to sign on.

In mid-1978, as a result of NBC's ratings declining at the time, the network sold WOL-TV to the Sinclair Broadcast Group, which has served as the station's owner since then. Because of its former ownership by NBC, channel 7 to this day is the only major television station in Liquine not to have changed its primary affiliation.

## Gallery

### Logo history

WOL 86 logo.pngStation logo used from 1986 to early 1988, before the creation of Miss Liuqine.
## Trivia

* WOL-TV's mascot since early 1988 has been an animated character known as Miss Liquine. As Miss Liquine has remained as the mascot for WOL-TV, the station's logo since then has deleted the current six-feathered NBC peacock in use since 1986, and has incorporated the little girl.
* At one point in mid-1995, Tribune requested WOL-TV to switch to The WB, but Sinclair turned down the offer. As a result, the WB affiliation went to then-Fox affiliate WLFO-TV.
WOAN

WOAN (Digital Channel 29, Virtual Channel 4) is an ABC affiliated station in Orlando, Florida. It is owned by KASKOBROADCASTING, with studios in Heathrow, Florida with its radio sisters and TV sister station WIHB.

The station broadcasts on an UHF translator in Daytona from an FM station's transmitter.

## WOAN

### Branding

ABC 4 (general)
ABC 4 and [asink] 43 News (newscasts)

### Channel

Digital Channel: 29 (UHF)
Virtual Channel: 4

### Subchannel(s)

4.1: ABC
4.2: LocalNow
4.3: Ion Mystery
4.4: TBD

### Owner

KASKOBROADCASTING
(WOAN Licensee, LLC)