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KXXI

**KXXI** (digital and virtual channel 21) is a TNT-affiliated station serving Amarillo, Texas. KXXI is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

KXXI signed on for the first time on September 14, 1979 as an independent station. It became a charter affiliate of TNT when that network launched on October 3, 1988.

## Digital Television

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

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

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)
WBCP

**WBCP** (digital and virtual channel 21) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television for West Central Pennsylvania (Altoona, State College, and Johnstown). WBCP is licensed to DuBois and is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## History

WBCP first signed on in 1973 as **WGTY** (meaning **W**e're **G**reat **T**elevision for **Y**ou). as an independent station. For most of its run as an independent, it ran a schedule of classic and recent westerns, dramas, cartoons, and preempted network programming. By the 1980's, it added some game shows, sporing events, and religious and public affairs programming to its schedule. Music videos were also featured for a period.

In early 1995, WGTY became a charter affiliate of The WB Television network. The following year, the station changed its calls to **WBCP** (for The **WB** for West-**C**entral **P**ennsylvania.)

In 2006, it was announced that The WB and UPN would merge and become a new network called The CW. It was initially speculated that WBCP would be West-Central Pennsylvania's affiliate for that network. However, the affiliation ended up going to WTYC-LP. WBCP ended up joining the also new MyNetworkTV instead. WBCP officially joined that network when it launched on September 5, 2006, which was about a week before The WB ceased all operations. Because of this, WBCP continued to run The WB on a secondary basis until it officially shut down on September 17.

## Digital Television

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

WBCP launched XTV on its second digital subchannel on September 17, 2017. This led to the WTYC simulcast and Tuff TV being placed on new subchannel positions.

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

**WBHM**is the CBS-owned-and-operated station serving the Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, Alabama broadcast areas on UHF channel 31. Syndicated programming on WBHM includes: *Dr. Phil*, *The Doctors*, *Kelly Clarkson*, and *Entertainment Tonight* among others.

## Newscast Titles

* The Birmingham News Report (1953-1962)
* The WBHM-TV Report (1962-1970)
* Eyewitness News 31 (1970-1987)
* Action News (1987-1996)
* CBS 31 News (1996-present)
The Disney Network

**The Disney Network** (originally the **Walt Disney Network** from its 1988 launch until 1989), simply known as **Disney Network**, and abbreviated as **TDN**, is an American commercial broadcast television network. Created in 1988 by the Walt Disney Company in conjunction with its cable channel The Disney Channel, the Disney Network is owned by the Walt Disney Company, and is a member of the Disney Broadcasting Alliance.

## History

The Disney Network traces its roots to premium cable network The Disney Channel, which began on-air operations on April 18, 1983. By 1985, the channel had the highest viewership of any cable channel, and it lead Disney to creating a commercial broadcast television network that would air alongside the Disney Channel. Michael Eisner, the company's president, wanted a commercial television network that would be free to air for non-cable users.

Then, in May 1988, the Walt Disney Company announced a new broadcast television network which would compete with CBS, NBC, ABC, and FOX. The network was launched on September 9, 1988, under the name of "The Walt Disney Network." The first independent television station which became a Walt Disney Network affiliate was New York station WPIX, which became a network owned-and-operated station after switching from indie broadcasting. On September 1, 1989, the network changed its name to "The Disney Network." The first prime-time animated series, *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*, which debuted on the same day as the name change, was one of Disney's first animated series to air at night. The Disney Network also branded its Friday night schedule lineup as *Crazy Cartoon Nights*.

## List of programs broadcast

Read more: List of programs broadcast by the Disney Network

## Slogan history

* 1988-1989 - *Prepare for the Walt Disney Network*
* 1989-1991 - *An Uplifting New Experience for Disney Network*
* 1991-1992 - *Disney Network. The Place We Are.*
* 1992-1993 - *Tune In to the Best of Disney Network*
* 1993-1995 - *Catch the Stars on Disney Network*
* 1995-1997 - *Meet the New Face of Disney Network.*
* 1997-1998 - *The Disney Network. The Return of the Mouse.*
* 1998-2000 - *This Place is Disney Network. Welcome Home.*
* 2000-present - *Why See the Disney Network, If You Can See the Mouse?*
* TBA

### Lyrics

Read more: The Disney Network/Campaign lyrics

## Affiliate IDs (1988-1989)

Read more: The Disney Network/Affiliate IDs (1988-1989)

## Affiliate logos (1991-1995)

Read more: The Disney Network/Affiliate logos (1991-1995)

## Affiliate IDs (1995-2001)

Read more: The Disney Network/Affiliate IDs (1995-2001)
WKNB

**WKNB** is the NBC affiliate that serves Raleigh, Durham, & Fayetteville, and the entirety of the North Carolina Triangle. It broadcasts on Channel 13.

## Announcer(s)

* Chris Clausen (1994-2001)
* Scott Chapin (2001-2012)
* Chris Corley (2012-2019)
* Steve Stone (2019-Present)

## Newscast Operation

### Notable Current On-Air Staff

#### Anchor(s)

* Arnie Clark (2001-Present)
* Loew Peterson - 5:00, 6:00 & 11:00PM (Also Reporter, 1984-Present)
* Melaine Watts - 5:00, 6:00 & 11:00PM (1993-Present)

#### Sports Newsteam

* Dalton Jensen - Sports Director, 6:00 & 11:00PM (1996-Present)

#### Meteorologist(s)

* Greg Van Dyke - Chief Meteorologist, 5:00, 6:00 & 11:00PM (2000-Present)

### Newscast Titles

* *The* Channel 13 Action News (1986-1996)
* 13 Action News (1996-Present)

### Newscast Slogan History

* Live, Local, Late Breaking (1992-2001)
* 13 Action News is Everywhere (1998-2011. Used in conjunction with the following slogan, as well as the previous one)
* Taking Action For You (2001-Present)

### Newscast Theme(s)

* News Series 2001 - Gari Media Group (1988-1994)
* KNBC News - Micheal Boyd Music (1994-1998)
* Image News - Gari Media Group (1998-2003)
* Hearst TV News Music Package: Taking Action For You - Newsmusic Central (2003-2012)
* Hearst TV News Music Package - Gari Media Group (2010-2012)
* Strive - inthegroovemusic (2012-Present)

## Gallery

13NBC Action News open from the late 1990s (used until 2005)Old logo used under Paxson Ownership (1991-1998)Old News logo used under Paxson Ownership (1991-1998)WKNB's 1998-2008 logoThe logo used for newscasts from 1998-2008Action News logo used since 2008

**WKNB** 13 (NBC)
WCBH-CD

**WCBH-CD** (digital channel 30, virtual channel 24) is a Class-A low-power television station serving Columbus, Ohio. WCBH is owned and operated by Ion Media Networks.

## Digital Television

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

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### Additional AirBox Programming

WCBH also offers additional encrypted streams of programming via the AirBox TV subscription television platform.
WCOT-CD

**WCOT-CD** (digital channel 40, virtual channel 41) is a Class-A low-powered television station serving the Charlotte, NC market. WCOT is owned and operated by Ion Media Networks.

## Digital Television

WCOT-CD serves as an outlet for Ion's subchannel services, Qubo, Ion Life, and Ion Shop (the latter of which shows only infomercials.)

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WCOT's broadcasts are digital-only as of 2010.
Majo TV

Majo TV is a television syndication service owned by Vision Alaska. Majo TV started operations on February 4th, 2021, to compete with Ion and MyNetworkTV. Majo TV's goal is to give all it's affiliates programming all hours of the day so that no part of the schedule has no programming. However, Majo TV's affiliates can preempt the programming if they want to air their own programming (ex. local news).

## Majo TV

### Picture Format

720p (HDTV, upscaled to 1080i locally in some markets)480i (SDTV) 16:9 widescreen or 4:3 letterbox
KHMS

**KHMS** is the FOX affiliate serving Shreveport, LA, and the Ark-La-Tex broadcast area. Broadcasting on channel 11, KHMS is owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group.

## History

### Early History

The station first signed on the air on April 11, 1985, originally operating as an independent station; it was the first independent in the market. The station aired CBS programs that KOMS (channel 13) declined to air, mostly the network's late night and morning lineup (with the exception of *The Price Is Right* and *The Young and the Restless*) and most of its Saturday morning children's programming.

### FOX Affiliation

On October 6, 1986, KHMS became a charter affiliate of Fox (it is one of two television stations in the market, alongside KOMS, that has retained the same network affiliation, and the only station not to be affiliated with any other network). Media South sold the station to Southwest Multimedia in 1987. During the mid-1980s, KHMS became the first television station in Louisiana to broadcast in stereo. From 1993 to 1997, the station also carried the Prime Time Entertainment Network, an ad-hoc syndicated programming venture between Chris-Craft Television and Warner Bros. Domestic Television. The Communications Corporation of America purchased the station in 1994.

On April 24, 2013, Communications Corporation of America announced that it would sell its stations to the Nexstar Broadcasting Group. Because Nexstar could not legally purchase KHMS under FCC ownership rules as Shreveport has only eight full-power stations (the FCC requires a market to have at least eight unique owners once a duopoly is formed). Nexstar planned to sell the license of KHMS to its partner company Mission Broadcasting.

However, on June 6, 2014, Nexstar announced that it would instead sell KHMS to Higgins Broadcasting for $58.5 million. The minority-owned HIggins intends to fund the acquisitions through borrowings guaranteed by Nexstar, and are subject to FCC approval of the stations Nexstar plans to acquire from ComCorp, White Knight Broadcasting and Grant Broadcasting; Higgins plans to launch news operations and provide sports and minority-oriented public affairs programming to KHMS. The sale was completed on January 1, 2015. It was sold on January 30, 2016 to Kenny Broadcasting as Higgins was exiting broadcasting. On April 18, 2017, KHMS was sold by Kenny Broadcasting to Sinclair Broadcast Group.
Toons.TV Affiliates

Atlanta: WIVU TV

Anchorage: KLIU

Birmingham: WKIV LP

Boston: WGIV CD

Colorado Springs: KLIP TV

Charleston: WSTV 6

Columbus: KILP LP

Cincinnati: WATA

Columbia: WRTF

Denver: WSD-TV

Detroit: KIJI LP

Fort Myers: KSTS

Honolulu: WERV

Harrisburg/Lancaster: WLVU

Indianapolis: WTVS

Memphis: WITV

Nashville: KHIU LP

Oklahoma City: KLIN

Philadelphia: WJHU TV 36

Savannah: WTVW

Vineland: KJVY 27

Washington, DC: KHIJ LP
Kodocha

**Kodocha** was an anime made from the producers of Pokemon. It is a 4Kids Entertainment Dub that premiered in January 2001 and ended in December 2002 in the United States.

## Plot

* Sana Kurata/Sandra Larson has a lot of adventures happening around her.

## Episodes

### Season 1 (2000)

1. The Student and The Agent
2. Monkey Mountain Class
3. Eyeballs and Tooth-Balls
4. The Lonely Wolf
5. Where's Dark and Gloomy?
6. The Family Stew
7. Andrea, The Actress In Love
8. A Fruity Kiss
9. Sandra's Double Love Trouble
10. Like A Flying Chicken
11. A Real Dad
12. Sandra The Lone Wolf
13. Changing Names
14. The Big Summer, Part 1
15. The Big Summer, Part 2
16. Double The Pounding Hearts
17. Mom's Book of Surprises
18. A Game of Hide and Seek
19. A Mother-Daughter Cry
20. Sandra's Big Quiz Show
21. Pint-Sized Anthony
22. Karate Blues
23. The Disappearance of Sunny
24. A Mathematical Mess
25. A Heartbroken Bandage
26. A Chicken With A Day
27. Cooking Up Some Dough
28. A Romantic Love Song
29. Here Comes The Mother
30. Ray and The Green-Eyed Monster
31. Snakes In Muddy Shoes
32. A Busted Father
33. Tasting Like Curry
34. Sing It!
35. A Gift To Remember
36. Taking Me To Your Mentor
37. Karate With A Trumper
38. A Christmas Kiss
39. Moths and Boogie Boos
40. A Homeless Sandra
41. Get Blacklisted!
42. The Coming of The Deadline
43. An Aging Difference
44. Where Are You Going?
45. A Bitter Valentine's Day
46. Wrong, Aren't I?
47. To The Same Roof
48. You Were My True Father
49. The Big Scene
50. Spring Is Here
51. Yesterday and Tomorrow

### Season 2 (2001)

1. A New Friend In A Bathroom
2. A Ruined Kiss
3. Sandra Will Never Be Loved
4. Shooting The Movie
5. Not Really
6. A Sushi Boyfriend
7. A Romantic Mountain Date
8. Big Wounds Passed
9. Jilted!
10. I Will Never Cry!
11. A Flaming Summer
12. Rumor Has It
13. The Truth Revealed
14. A Pair's Farewell
15. Running Over The Ocean
16. A New York Suspense
17. The Riddle of Society
18. Emerald Eyes For You
19. Lunchtime Feelings
20. A Different Kind of Mother
21. A Big Exposed Secret
22. Between A Parent and A Child
23. Mother's Big Joke
24. Have You Seen My Daughter?
25. Can't We Go Home or What?
26. A Bad Father
27. A Mother/Son Bond
28. Unable To Be A Father
29. One Song Left
30. Hello and Goodbye Lovers
31. Getting Along So Great
32. The Best Couple
33. Trouble With Managers
34. An Unspoken Line
35. Unclearer When Seen
36. Which Fight Should We Go?
37. The Day Has Come
38. A Christmas Eve To Forget
39. A Mechanical Mother
40. A New Year Fan
41. Such A Simple Math Test
42. The Same Name
43. Rising From The Dead
44. Back From Together On
45. Adult Bonds
46. A Money To A Scheme
47. Sisterly Love Designs
48. The Big Karate Club
49. Disappearing Erasers
50. Gone With The Trio
51. The Thick and Thin Journey Continues
WHSE

**WHSE** (digital channel 38, virtual channel 5) is the CBS-affiliated television station for Maidstone, Pennsylvania. WHSE is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital television

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XTV was added to WHSE's second digital subchannel on September 17, 2017. The month prior, This TV and Escape (now Court TV Mystery) were moved down to new subchannel positions.

WHSE's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
Scooby-Doo in Wacky Races

## Cast

* Don Messick – Scooby-Doo, Muttley, Professor Pat Pending, Gravel Slag, Little Gruesome, Ring-a-Ding, Sawtooth
* Lennie Weinrib – Scrappy-Doo
* Casey Kasem – Shaggy Rogers
* Heather North – Daphne Blake
* Frank Welker – Fred Jones
* Pat Stevens – Velma Dinkley
* Paul Winchell – Dick Dastardly, Private Meekly, Clyde
* Daws Butler – Rock Slag, Big Gruesome, Red Max, Sergeant Blast, Peter Perfect, Rufus Ruffcut
* John Stephenson – Luke, Blubber Bear
* Janet Waldo – Penelope Pitstop
* Dave Willock – Narrator
WPCF

**WPCF** (digital channel 26, virtual channel 30) is the TNT-affiliated station for Panama City, Florida. WPCF is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

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On August 15, 2017, WPCF moved Estrella TV programming to its third digital subchannel and Light TV (which has since ceased operations; subchannel now occupied by Decades) programming to a new fourth subchannel. WPCF-DT2 became Panama City's home of the XTV network upon its launch a month later. A high definition feed of WPCF-DT2 is available exclusively on local cable providers.

WPCF's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
Kids' WB Girlz: Adventure Squad

***Kids' WB Girlz: Adventure Squad*** is American adventure-fantasy-thriller comic book series based on Kids' WB, being published by DC Comics since TBD 2016.

## Synopsis

Set in 1986, a group of six girls known as the New Dawn decides to search for an ancient totem described by a famous legend as it grants immortality. However, a group of ravagers is also heading for it as they plan to use it for vile TBD.

## Characters

### Main

* **Lola Bunny** - an adventurous but somewhat ditzy female rabbit/hare who TBD, being the oldest and the only adult of the group.
* **Evelynn Rodriguez** - a TBD teenage girl who joins the New Dawn to TBD.
* **Miranda Phillips** - a lazy but resourceful teenage girl who is known for TBD.
	+ **Implo** - a comedic and cowardly imp who aids Miranda.

### Antagonists

* **The Black Clan**, consisting of:

## Issues

1. *TBD* - Six girls discover about an ancient legend about a strange TBD.
Kids' WB (Season 22) (2016-2017)

UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!!!

## Trailer (August 31)

### Introduction

Announcer: Hello Nurse! Welcome to the greatest ultimate new season of the Kids' WB. and now, her's your host, the thing who loves hop, Who is Goin' down the rabbit hole, Where we're going, no one knows, Obstacles round every bend, Let's see where the tunnel ends! Bugs Bunny!

Bugs Bunny: Eh, What's up Doc? Hello at home or around in USA. and Welcome to everyone's greatest expo stage, you're about to get ready for an all-new season premiere of Kids' WB. Tonight, you're ready to start our feature presentation. are you ready?

Bugs Bunny: 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

(Warner Bros. Family Entertainment full music played)

Announcer: New Shows, New Season, New Series, New Toons, New Action, New Adventure, New Characters. This September 10, we have new way to watch, and we are having a good time, we've got our famous creation of all time, get set for your exclusive sneak peek! Enjoy!
WPXN-TV

WPXN-TV (Digital Channel 41, Virtual Channel 69) is a commercial television station licensed to New York City, New York, serving as the Ion owned and operated station. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside WPLX, and both stations maintain studios on Aberdeen Street in Brooklyn, New York.

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

**KYPX** (digital and virtual channel 46) is an Ion owned-and-operated station serving the Little Rock, AR television market.

## Digital Television

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

### Additional AirBox programming

KYPX 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:
WLNJ

**WLNJ** (digital channel 22, virtual channel 24) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated station for the Lansing/Jackson, MI market. WLNJ is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

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

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

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

**WNAM** is an ABC O&O (Owned & Operated) affiliated serving in Nashville, TN. Broadcasting on channel 11, this station is owned by Tennessee Broadcasting.

The station has an agreement with Tennessee Titans to broadcast *Titans on 11*, the team's coach show that aired Fridays at 6:30 p.m., preempting *Wheel of Fortune* in that timeslot during football season.

## Newscast Titles History:

* The Report (1959-1965)
* NewsWatch 11 (1965-1980)
* Channel 11 News (1980-1993)
* Live 11 News (1993-2017)
* Music City Live (1993-present)
* WNAM ABC Eyewitness News (2017-2020)
* Music City Weekend (2017-present; as a 6:30PM newscast on Saturday)
* ABC 11 Eyewitness News (2020-present)
WAPX

**WAPX** (digital channel 24, virtual channel 49) is an Ion-O&O station serving Cincinnati, Ohio. WAPX is owned and operated by Ion Media Networks, a subsidiary of the E.W. Scripps Company.

## Digital Television

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

### Additional AirBox programming

WAPX 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:
WTBW

**WTBW** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 64) is the TBS-affiliated television station for West Palm Beach, Florida. WTBW is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

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On August 15, 2017, WTBW moved This TV programming to its DT3 subchannel and Buzzr programming to a new DT4 subchannel. WTBW-DT2 became West Palm Beach's affiliate of XTV once that channel launched on September 17.

WTBW's broadcasts are digital-only as of June 11, 2009.
WTGS-TV

**WTGS-TV**, virtual and VHF digital channel 3, is an ABC owned-and-operated television station licensed to Texaville, Ohio, United States. The station is owned by the ABC Owned Television Stations subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company.

## Branding

### Callsign history

* 1952-1975 - WTXC-TV (calls standing for "**T**e**X**aville's **C**BS")
* 1975-1989 - WMCA-TV (calls standing for "**M**usic **C**orporation of **A**merica," the station's former owner)
* 1989-present - WTGS-TV

****WTGS-TV**** 3 (ABC)
**WTX-TV** 6 (CBS)
WHQ-TV 7 (NBC)
WTXG-TV 10 (MNTV)
**WTVD-TV** 12 (CW)
WFTH-TV 13 (Fox)
WTPB 28 (PBS)
WCVL

**WCVL** (digital channel 28, virtual channel 62) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the Charlottesville, Virginia television market. WCVL is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

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

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

WAMJ is a Fox affiliate serving Atlanta, GA, and it's surrounding areas. Broadcasting on channel 4, WAMJ is owned and operated by Adelphia Communications.

## Turn to 4 lyrics

*Turn to 4* is the jingle that Adelphia Communications is using for WAMJ. 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 4*

*Finding a new way, whenever you turn to 4*

*We'll go that mile, we'll make you smile*

*We're on your side, turn to 4*

*News for your spirit, whenever you turn to 4*

*See it and hear it, whenever you turn to 4*

*News for a great start, take pride and take heart*

*We're on your side, turn to 4*

*Real people caring, whenever you turn to 4*

*Good feeling sharing, whenever you turn to 4*

*Working together, making things better*

*We're on your side turn to, we're on your side turn to,*

*We're on your side, Turn to 4!*
WCJY

**WCJY** (digital channel 18, virtual channel 63) is the Fox-affiliated television station for the Montgomery, Alabama television market. WCJY is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Greenville.

## History

WCJY's began operations on May 28, 1975. It was a general entertainment independent station, with a lineup of movies, westerns, dramas, cartoons, off-network reruns, and a locally-produced professional wrestling show. WCJY established a news department in 1979, and began airing the market's first 9 pm newscast the same year. WCJY became a charter affiliate of Fox when that network launched in 1986. In 1995, WCJY picked up a secondary affiliation with UPN. The secondary affiliation with UPN ended when that network shut down in 2006.

## Digital Television

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

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

## News operation

In 1979, WCJY premiered *The Nine O'Clock Report.* The newscast was originally seen for half an hour nightly. At the time, it was highly unusual for any television station not affiliated with any of the "Big Three" television markets to maintain its own news operation. Even rarer were such instances in markets as small as Montgomery. The newscast would go on to be very popular with viewers, and still continues to bring in strong ratings during the timeslot to the present day. It was expanded to a full hour all seven nights a week in 1998. An hour-long weekday morning newscast, running from 7-8 a.m., was added in 2007. WCJY began airing all newscasts in high definition in May 2009.
KBYU-TV

KBYU-TV (Digital Channel 17, Virtual Channel 10) is a PBS member station licensed to Provo, Utah, United States, serving Salt Lake City and the state of Utah. The station is owned by Brigham Young University (BYU), an arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). KBYU-TV's studios are located on the BYU campus in Provo, and its transmitter is located on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, southwest of Salt Lake City. The station has a large network of broadcast translators that extend its over-the-air coverage throughout Utah, as well as portions of Idaho and Colorado.

It is one of two PBS stations in the market, with the other being KUED (Digital Channel 27, Virtual Channel 6).

It is known for being very different from the normal PBS station. As it is owned by the LDS church, it airs LDS programming, some successful enough to be aired on other PBS stations. It also airs a nightly block of classic shows, such as *I Love Lucy*, *Perry Mason*, *My Three Sons*, *The Andy Griffith Show* and *Little House on the Prairie*; as such, it is one of the few public television stations in the United States that broadcasts programming normally acquired for U.S. commercial syndication.

## KBYU-TV

### Location

Provo/Salt Lake City, Utah
United States

### Branding

DT1: Ten
DT2: BYUtv

### Channel

Digital: 17 (UHF)
Virtual: 10

### Subchannel(s)

10.1: PBS
10.2: BYUtv
10.3: BYU Radio
10.4: Simulcast of [1] KBYU-FM

### First Air Date

February 15, 1961 (under original ownership)
December 27, 1969 (52 years ago) (under BYU)

### Former Channel Number

Analog:
10 (VHF, 1965–2009)
Digital:
44 (UHF, 2000–2018)

### Former Affiliation

Independent (1961-1962)
NET (1969-1970)
Kids' WB City Bumpers

**Note:**This was inspired by CN City.

## Bumper #1 -Vending Machine Drama!

* **Robin:**Why is there Slade-os. I'm gonna destroy it.
* [Shaggy runs to tell Robin.]
* **Shaggy:**Wait! I really need all of those snacks!
* **Robin:**Is Slade-O's included?
* **Shaggy:**Uh. Yea-
* **Robin:**I'm taking that thank you. [Grabs all the Slade-O's.]

## Bumper #2 - Porkchop Chopping

* **Porky:**Tha-tha-tha-tha-tha-That really fits you.
* **Shaggy:**[gasps] A pig!
* **Porky:**N-N-N-N-N-N-No-N-N--No, I am not a regular pig.
* **Shaggy:**Sure you are.. [grabs his pitchforks] Prepare for your demise...
* **Porky:**(screams)
WLEW-CD

**WLEW-CD** (digital channel 36, virtual channel 23) is a Class-A low-powered television station licensed to Louisville, Kentucky. WLEW is owned and operated by Ion Media Networks.

## Digital Television

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

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### Additional AirBox Programming

WLEW also offers additional encrypted streams of programming via the AirBox TV subscription television platform.
Restaurant Havoc

Restaurant Havoc is a children's short that aired on CBS Television Stations at 11:30 in the morning.

## Summary

People are eating and relaxing at a fancy restaurant one night, when they hear noises that interrupt them. They turn out to be the giggling of a young Asian-American girl who is running around the restaurant. When one of the patrons of the restaurant asks the girl where her parents are, she doesn't respond, since she cannot speak due to being an infant. The scene then cuts to her parents frantically searching all over the restaurant for her, but being unable to find her and returning home without her, much to their dismay. Coincidentally, this is her last reported appearance. The next morning, her boyfriend and friends notice that she is gone and look around the neighborhood for her, but cannot find her. However, it then ends with the reveal that she was snatched and murdered by a criminal, and to cover it up, a group of bullies traveled back in time to when her parents were teenagers, and broke them up by writing a derogatory letter to her mother while assuming the identity of her father, preventing her conception and birth as a result. The moral of the story is "Don't take who you love for granted".
Kidz Clips XD

***Kidz Clips XD*** is a British free-to-air television channel, owned by a joint venture between Viacom International Media Networks and Alex TV, which was launched in 2019. Many Nickelodeon programmes moved over to Kidz Clips XD, alongside Jetix programmes. The shows on the channel are also available in English via a second audio feed, whereas Doraemon uses the original Japanese audio track.

Additional Kidz Clips feeds are available in Italy,[2] France[3] and Sub-Saharan Africa, with Nickelodeon and Boomerang also being available in those territories.

## Programming

* *The Fairly OddParents*
* *Danny Phantom*
* *The Loud House*
* *Aaahh!!! Real Monsters*
* *Hey Arnold*
* *Invader Zim*
* *The Ren and Stimpy Show*
* *My Life as a Teenage Robot*
* *Rugrats*
* *CatDog*
* *The Wild Thornberrys*
* *My Dad the Rock Star*
* *Sonic X*
* *SpongeBob SquarePants*
WDGF

**WDGF** (digital channel 15, virtual channel 12) is an ABC-affiliated station serving the Roanoke/Lynchburg television market. WDGF is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and serves as the flagship station of the company.

## Digital Television

 12.2
 12.4

WDGF's main channel broadcasts in 1080i rather than ABC's native 720p format.

On August 15, 2017, WDGF moved it's Antenna TV subchannel from 12.2 to 12.3, and it's Charge! subchannel from 12.3 to 12.4. WDGF-DT2 became the XTV for Roanoke/Lynchburg when that channel launched on September 17. A high definition feed of WDGF-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

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

WDRT is an ABC O&O (Owned and Operated) affiliate serving Detroit, MI, and broadcasts on channel 6.

## Voiceover History

* 2004-08: "You're watching WDRT, ABC 6, Detroit. Now, this is *Eyewitness News 6*"
* 2008-12: "Now, Live. This is *Eyewitness News 6*"
* 2012-15: "Now. *Eyewitness News 6*"
* 2016-Present: "We're made in Detroit. This is *Eyewitness News 6**"***
WNJD

**WNJD** (digital and virtual channel 14) is an ABC-affiliated station serving the Myrtle Beach/Florence/Lumberton television market. WNJD is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on WNJD includes: *Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Live! with Kelly and Mark,* and *Rachael Ray* among others.

## Digital Television

 14.2
 14.4

WNJD's main channel broadcasts in 1080i rather than ABC's native 720p format.

On August 15, 2017, WNJD moved This TV from 14.2 to 14.3. The 14.2 subchannel became the market's home for XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of WNJD-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

WNJD's broadcasts are digital only as of June 11, 2009.
Kids' WB: Fairy Tale Adventures

***Kids' WB: Fairy Tale Adventures*** is an American musical fantasy-comedy comic book series, being published by DC Comics since TBD.

## Characters

### Main

* **Princess Miranda of Fantasyland** - the [personality] princess of Fantasyland who ends up TBD.
* **Tyler the Jester Cat** - TBD

### Supporting

* **Bugslyn** - a comedic sorcerer who aids Miranda to deal with her sudden ability to use magic and TBD.
	+ **Lola** - Bugslyn's [personality] wifer who, despite being a mortal, assits him TBD.
	+ **Buster and Babs** - two [personality] young rabbits/hares who TBD.
* **Sylvester** - TBD.

## Issues

1. *TBD* - TBD
Nature's Future after Human

**Nature's Future after Human** is a speculative evolution TV Documentary, After Human Gone extinct, New Animals show up.

## Future Animals

here's the future Animals from Nature's Future after Human

* Trash and Nature Bison (Bison et in quisquiliis posita natura)
* Red-chested Macrew (Felis Rebrum-pectored Macrewda)
* Scorpion-tailed Demon Ant (Harpegnathos scorpiones-caudatus daemonium)
* Horned Giant Hedgehog (Erinaceinae illum cornutum gigantem)
* Yellow Minniuabug (Minniuavus flavo)
* Underground Digger Frog (Anura Fodiens sub terra)
* Wormfly (Diptera lumbricus)
* Dark Blue Byilierousia (Byuilierthiusis Caerula)
* Polar-bear Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys maritimusursussi)
* Big Green Kiljovco Fish (Carassius virdi magnus kiljovco)
* Dujivuji (Dujithilishius Vujithilishius)
* Kąłźnilouth (Kąłźanilouessi Mustelidae)
* Quogluzodjojy (Zod quoglofytes)
* Elephant Rabbit (Leporidae elephantubus)
* Giant Ocean Purple Night Pokuxx Squid (Loliginidae gigas oceanus purpura noctis pokuxxi)
* Carnivorous Gigantic Wolf (Canis lupus Carne vescuntur colosseus)

## Episodes

1. Swamp of USA (New Animals: Wormfly, Underground digger Frog & Dark Blue Byilierousia)
2. Brazilian Rainforest (New Animals:Dujivuji , & Red-chest Mawcrew)
3. East African Savannah (New Animals:Polar-bear Snapping Turtle, Quogluzodjojy, & Yellow Minniuabug)
4. Underground of Libya (New Animals: Scorpion-tailed Demon Ant & Horned Giant Hedgehog)
5. Depth Ocean of the Pacific Ocean (New Animals: Big Green Kiljovco Fish & Giant Ocean Purple Night Pokuxx Squid)
6. Borders between New York & Canada (New Animals:Trash and Nature Bison & Kąłźnilouth)
7. The Lands of Russia (New Animals: Elephant Rabbit & Carnivorous Gigantic Wolf)
WRFU

**WRFU** (digital channel 21, virtual channel 4) is a CBS-affiliated station serving the Eastern North Carolina's Inner Banks. WRFU is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications. Syndicated programming on WRFU includes: *Entertainment Tonight, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Dr. Oz Show,* and *Judge Judy* among others.

## Digital Television

 4.2
 4.4
 4.5

On August 15, 2017, WRFU moved the Heroes & Icons affiliation from 4.2 to 4.3. XTV took the 4.2 spot when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of WRFU-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

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

## Former logos

Logo used from 1997 to 2018; above variant was introduced in 2015.
VIVA (Latin America)

**VIVA** is a pan-Latin American cable television channel owned and operated by VIVA Media, a subsidiary of The E.W. Scripps Company. The channel airs music videos and other music-related programs.

Unlike most other pan-Latin American television channels, VIVA is currently not available in Venezuela.
WAPN

**WAPN** (digital channel 17, virtual channel 19) is the NBC-affiliated television station for Alpena, Michigan. WAPN is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 19.2 | 720p
 19.3
 19.4

On August 15, 2017, WAPN moved Comet programming to a new fourth digital subchannel. WAPN-DT3 became Alpena's affiliate for XTV once that network launched in September.

WAPN's broadcasts are digital only as of February 17, 2009
TKO (TV series)

"**TKO**" (Also known as "**Justin Timberlake's TKO**") is a anime television series. it aired on Adult Swim's Toonami

## Premise

### Characters

*Main article: List of TKO (TV Series) characters*

The show revolves

## Episodes

*Main article: List of TKO (TV Series) episodes*

 1

## Production

### Voice cast

* Justin Timberlake as Wayne Jason
* Nelly Furtado
* Timbaland
* Snoop Dogg
* Charlie Wilson
* Cedric Yarbrough
WMDI-CD

**WMDI-CD** (digital channel 20, virtual channel 34) is a Class-A low-powered television station licensed to Madison, Wisconsin. WMDI is owned and operated by Ion Media Networks.

## Digital Television

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

 34.2
 34.3

### Additional AirBox Programming

WMDI also offers additional encrypted streams of programming via the AirBox TV subscription television platform.
WLOK

**WLOK** (digital channel 12, virtual channel 23) is an ABC-affiliated television station for the Parkersburg, West Virginia television market. WLOK is licensed to Marietta, Ohio and is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 23.2 | WLOK-CW
 23.3
 23.4
 23.5

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

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

## Programming

WLOK clears the entire ABC schedule. Syndicated programs on WLOK include *Tamron Hall*, *DailyMailTV*, *25 Words Or Less*, and *The Big Bang Theory* among others.

### Secondary affiliations

WLOK picked up a secondary affiliation with The WB Television Network when it launched in January 1995. Since the network only offered programming on one night at first, WLOK aired the network's schedule on weekends. As The WB began expanding its schedule to more nights of the week, WLOK began airing the network's programming during late night. WLOK also cleared the Kids' WB block when it was introduced in September1995. The Saturday morning editions were aired in-pattern, therefore shoving ABC's own children's programming to Sunday mornings on tape delay. Weekday editions of Kids' WB were aired in the afternoon.

In 1998, WLOK launched cable-only "WBMV" as part of The WB 100+ stations group. This allowed the network's programs to be seen in-pattern in the market. At this point, WLOK dropped WB programming and picked up a secondary affiliation with the United Paramount Network (UPN). Up to this point, UPN programming was not available at all in the Parkersburg market via a local station. Cable viewers, however, could watch UPN via WTLX in Miami. WLOK cleared UPN programs in essentially the same way it did with The WB, by airing the network's primetime lineup during late nights. Dropping The WB in favor of UPN allowed WLOK to air ABC's Saturday morning children's programming block in-pattern, as UPN aired children's programs on Sunday through Friday mornings. The weekday editions of UPN's children's programming blocks were aired in the afternoon on WLOK, while the Sunday edition aired in the mornings. UPN discontinued its own lineup of children's programs in 2003. WLOK chose not to carry UPN's movie package, which was discontinued in 2000. UPN shut down in September 2006.

WLOK also aired the syndicated Bohbot Kids Network (BKN) programming block from its debut in 1993 until 1998, at which point it went to "WBMV" (BKN was seen on all WB 100+ stations) until it was discontinued in 2001.

## Former logo

Logo used in different variations from 1987 to 2013. This specific variant was introduced in 2007.Logo used from 2013 until 2021
WMMV

**WMMV** (digital channel 11, virtual channel 38) is the MyNetworkTV-affiliated television station for the Flint, Michigan television market. WMMV is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications and is licensed to Saginaw.

## Digital Television

 38.2
 38.3
 38.4
 38.5

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

WMMV's broadcasts are digital-only as of February 17, 2009. Analog programming was terminated on this date due to failure of the analog transmitter.
WRBQ

**WRBQ** (digital and virtual channel 38) is a TBS-affiliated station serving Tupelo, Mississippi. WRBQ is owned and operated by Atlantic South Communications.

## Digital Television

 38.2
 38.4

On August 15, 2017, WRBQ-DT2 moved its Escape (now Court TV Mystery) affiliation to its DT3 subchannel and the Decades affiliation to a new DT4 subchannel. WRBQ-DT2 became Tupelo's affiliate of XTV when that network launched on September 17. A high definition feed of WRBQ-DT2 is available on local cable providers.

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

**WQUE** is an NBC affiliate licensed to New Orleans, LA. Broadcasting on channel 11, WQUE is owned and operated by Gray Television. WQUE becomes the home of the New Orleans Saints, carrying the Sunday Night Football games. WQUE also airs preseason games (which, as of 2019, are produced by Gray's sports division Raycom Sports).

## WQUE

### Branding

NBC 11 (primary)NBC 11 News (newscast)

MeTV New Orleans (DT2)
WSFJ

WSFJ is a NBC station serving Jacksonville, FL.

## Newscast themes

* The Tower - 615 Music (2007-2014)
* Propulision - 615 Music (2014-2017)
* 360  360 Music (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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The Legend of Jonny Quest

**The Legend of Jonny Quest** is a TV Series serving as the fourth incarnation of the Jonny Quest franchise. It aired on Kids' WB! for five seasons and 130 episodes between September 2003 and March 2008, the same way as SWAT Kats Revolution.

## Plot

* Jonny Quest, now at 18 years old, faces the danger, the thrills and other things in Questworld. He, Hadji and Jessie are joined by Emily Harper, Martha Maria Cruz and Bruce Small.

## Cast

### Main Heroes

1. ??? as Jonny Quest
2. ??? as Hadji Singh
3. ??? as Emily Harper
4. ??? as Martha Maria Cruz
5. ??? as Jessie Bannon
6. ??? as Bruce Small
7. ??? as Bandit the Dog
8. ??? as Florence the Cat
9. ??? as Dr. Benton Quest
10. ??? as Dr. Serena Harper
11. ??? as Roger "Race" T. Bannon
12. ??? as Naomi "Rich" Small
WGN-TV

WGN-TV (Digital Channel 28, Virtual Channel 7) is a CW affiliate in Chicago, Illinois, United States. The station is owned by Lockwood Broadcast Group with a sale pending to KASKOBROADCASTING.

## WGN-TV

### Channel(s)

Digital: 28
Virtual: 7

### Subchannel(s)

7.1: The CW
7.2: Court TV
7.3: TBD
7.4 Rewind TV

### Owners

Lockwood Broadcast Group
(sale to KASKOBROADCASTING pending)
Star Television Network

**Star Television Network** is an American digital cable and satellite television network owned and operated by Ion Media Networks. It specializes in classic television series in addition to reruns of original programming from Ion's predecessors, Pax and i. The channel is also available over the air via the AirBox subscription television platform used on select Ion stations.

## History

### Original Incarnation

The network was first proposed in 1987 under the name **StarCast**. The name was later changed to **Star Television Network** in 1988 and a launch date was originally set for April 1989. The launch date was later pushed back a number of times due to troubles acquiring programming and affiliates. The network finally launched on September 29, 1990 with a total of 10 affiliates (which dropped from the original number of 64.) The network later closed in January 14, 1991 due to financial problems.

### Second Incarnation

On September 15, 2017, Ion Media Networks relaunched Star Television Network as a cable and satellite service.

## Programming

Star Television Network's programming consists of classic sitcoms, dramas, westerns, cartoons, and movies. It also airs reruns of original programs that aired on Ion's predecessors, Pax and i. Reruns of original programming from Ion were later added in February 2018.

## Availability

Star Television Network is available on most American cable and satellite providers.

### AirBox

Star Television Network and its sister station Ion Music were also available over the air via the AirBox subscription television platform that is used by select Ion stations. Both networks were initially available on Ion stations Cincinnati, Toledo, Baltimore, Huntsville, Baton Rouge, and Little Rock. It was added to the Ion affiliates in Omaha and San Diego on September 28 when those stations began broadcasting AirBox programming. The AirBox programming service has since been discontinued.
NHL on NBC (revival)

### Running time

150 minutes or until game ends, with an option to terminate coverage/move coverage to sister network at 180 minutes (after stoppage of play)

## Release

### Original network

NBC (1940-present)
USA Network (2021-present)
E! (2021-present)
Golf Channel (2006-present)
MSNBC (2006-present)
Peacock (2021-present)

### Picture format

1080p HD (broadcast and cable)
4K UHD (streaming)

### Original release

February 25, 1940 - present

The ***NHL on NBC*** is an American presentation of National Hockey League (NHL) games produced by NBC Sports, and televised on NBC properties, including NBC, USA Network, E!, Golf Channel, MSNBC, and Peacock. The new broadcast deal started in the 2021-2022 season, which included the issue that NBCSN would shut down at the end of 2021. It was decided that USA Network, E!, and Peacock would all take care of that issue.

The NHL wanted to split the rights between 2 companies. By the end of the 2020-2021 playoffs, it was announced that Warner Bros. Discovery Sports (formerly known as Turner Sports) would be the second company to get the rights. It was announced TBS, TNT, TruTV, HLN, The CW/The CW Plus, and Max (formerly known as HBO Max) would be where the games would be broadcast.

NBC and WBD Sports alternate who gets the rights to air the Stanley Cup. NBC gets the Stanley Cup on even-numbered years, WBD Sports gets the Stanley Cup on odd-numbered years.

For NHL on Warner Bros. Discovery channels' schedule for 2023-24, go to here: NHL on Turner Networks (2023-24 season) Schedule
WADY

WADY (Digital Channel 8, Virtual Channel 16) is a commercial television station licensed to West Hartford, Connecticut, serving as the owned and operated station of Ion for the market. The station is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company alongside WTNH, and both stations maintain studios on Plymouth Road in West Hartford, Connecticut.

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

Starting in the 2023 college basketball season, the station will start exclusively airing Hartford Hawks games and other select Big Sky Conference games.
WCHI

WCHI is the CBS owned-and-operated station serving the Chicago, IL area. The station broadcasts on channel 9 and is owned by CBS Television Stations. WCHI carries the entire CBS schedule and is the CBS flagship station for the midwest region.

Syndicated shows seen on WCHI include *Judge Judy*, *Pikachu, Entertainment Tonight*, *Rachel Ray* among others.
Kidz Clips Junior

***Kidz Clips Junior***is a weekday morning preschool programming block on Kidz Clips that featured preschool series that were a mix of acquired series from different studios, and is a successor to *Big Bag* and *Small World*. The block was created as competition for the preschool blocks and channels Nick Jr., Noggin, Playhouse Disney, PBS Kids, Ready Set Learn on TLC, Discovery Kids, and PBS Kids Sprout; however, unlike those blocks and channels, Tickle-U failed to make much of an impact and suffered from low ratings. The block premiered on July 25, 2019,[1][2]. The block originally aired for two hours, before extending to four hours, and back to two hours before the block's dissolution.

## Programming

* *Firehouse Tales*
* *Gerald Mc-Boing Boing*
* *Gordon the Garden Gnome*
* *Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs* (now on Qubo)
* *Little Robots*
* *Peppa Pig* (now on Nickelodeon and Nick Jr.)
* *Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!*
Untitled Transporter Sequel (TBA TV series)

**Untitled Transporter Sequel** Action, Comedy, TV series.

## Casts

* Rudy Swaby as Frank Martin (unconfirmed) Matt's widowed father.
* Lee Ebanks as Matthew Cole (rumors) Frank's widowed son.
* Jordan McLean as **Brett Cole** (unconfirmed) Frank's relative-friend.
* Matthew Ebanks as **Cole Martin** (unconfirmed)