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Central/Mountain) time slot at some point during or throughout their affiliations with the network. Fundamentally, the newscast schedules on WB affiliates varied considerably between stations compared to those affiliated with ABC, CBS, NBC and especially Fox. Most WB affiliates generally ran a two-hour morning newscast on weekdays and/or a half-hour or hour-long 10:00 p.m. newscast on Monday through Fridays only or all seven nights of the week; although there were a few larger market stations that maintained in-house news departments that also produced midday newscasts and had morning newscasts that began in the then-traditional 5:00–7:00 a.m. timeslot; early evening newscasts were largely absent on most of these stations.

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in primetime and 1½ hours on weekday afternoons by the network's fourth year, and a seventh night of primetime in the fifth year of operation. However, this plan was scaled back dramatically, partly to address potential sports-related programming conflicts on WGN and certain other affiliates (including WPIX and KTLA), as The WB launched with only one night of primetime programming; and by September 1995, the network added only one additional night (Sundays), along with a three-hour Saturday morning (later expanded to four, then five hours), one-hour weekday morning and two-hour weekday afternoon children's block.

2227:) were not part of The WB 100+ Station Group, having all predated that service's launch. Like the national cable feed, their respective owners handled programming for the three channels, running their own schedule of syndicated programs during non-network hours; this model was maintained by TVW and WT05 under their subsequent affiliations: TVW became a UPN affiliate in 2001 (having been added to a subchannel of WISC the year prior) and a MyNetworkTV affiliate in 2006, while WT05 operated as a CW affiliate from 2006 until its shutdown and replacement by 1994:(though occasional on-air promos for the block did not refer to this name, the block was discontinued in 2021 when The CW dropped the weekday 3 PM hour in favor of a Saturday primetime night); The CW also kept the Kids' WB name for the network's Saturday morning children's programming. However, on October 2, 2007, The CW announced that it would discontinue the Kids' WB block, due to competition with youth-oriented cable channels. Kids' WB aired for the last time on May 17, 2008, replaced with a new block programmed in conjunction with 2252:(NBC, ABC and CBS) and considerably fewer than Fox (which has only around 70 stations with in-house news departments, with most of its stations outsourcing their news programming to a competitor). When the network launched in January 1995, The WB automatically gained five affiliates with functioning news departments through the initial agreement with Tribune Broadcasting, all of whom founded their news operations as either independent stations or during early affiliations with other networks, such as the 2061:

programming, in the 8:00–10:00 p.m. (Eastern and Pacific) time period. The network's Sunday schedule was originally three hours when The WB began programming that night in September 1995, but expanded to five hours (from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Time) in September 2002, with the creation of the "EasyView" repeat block (that block was retained by The CW, which initially adopted The WB's scheduling model until it turned Sunday programming over to its affiliates in September 2009).

2536:(NBC and ABC also utilize similar, but less extreme, naming schemes). While Fox and UPN mandated their respective branding schemes on all of their stations, The WB did not. Therefore, other WB affiliates opted to use non-standardized brandings: WGN-TV in Chicago branded as "WGN Channel 9" (or simply "WGN") with The WB's logo placed within the right curve of the station's "9 as an upside-down G" logo after the network launched, and next to a boxed "9" from 2002 to 2006. 629:, often involving large neon signs promoting the nights of programming and their component shows (at times including signs for Kids' WB and certain shows from that block); this approach was similar to one used for Fox's 1989–90 "This is the Year" fall campaign (likely borrowed for The WB by former Fox executives Kellner and Ancier). Local station IDs initially used by some WB affiliates until 1997—set to a soft orchestral theme incorporating the musical signature of " 9214: 1371:

some WB affiliates in certain areas had already joined MyNetworkTV, which debuted on September 5, two weeks before The CW's launch, leaving The WB's final two weeks of programming unavailable in those areas. After its closure, the network's URLs were redirected to The CW's website, cwtv.com. By March 30, 2008, the URLs redirected to the Warner Bros. Studios homepage, before being redirected to the TheWB.com beta website one month later on April 28.

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to remove WB network programming from WGN-TV's superstation feed in October 1999, on the pretense that the network's national distribution was large enough that it was no longer necessary for WGN to broadcast The WB's programs outside of Chicago; the network reached several affiliation deals during the prior four years with various station owners (such as the

649:. The limited amount of network programming in The WB's early years essentially rendered its affiliates as nominal independent stations; because of this, affiliates held the responsibility of programming primetime slots on nights that the network did not program, airing either first-run and/or off-network syndicated programs or more commonly, movies. 1666:. Similarly, a large Hollywood lights-style sign of the network's logo that was used in the network's "backlot"-themed idents, promos, and bumpers is still located near storage facilities at the Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities in California, where the network's idents, promos, and bumpers were filmed at the same location. 1721:. The network's schedule during its first two seasons – the 1995 midseason (when it inaugurated its initial Wednesday lineup) and the first half of the 1995–96 season (when the network expanded its programming to Sundays) – consisted entirely of sitcoms; the first drama series to debut on the network was the 1806:). Furthermore, from September 2002 until The WB ceased operations, the network ran a two-hour extension of its Sunday lineup (from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Time), known as "EasyView", a block featuring week-behind episode rebroadcasts of select shows from the network's primetime schedule. 2235:

in November 2006, shortly after becoming a CW affiliate.) In certain mid-sized and smaller markets, some of The WB's stations held dual affiliations with another major network – most commonly, UPN (with The WB often serving as the primary affiliation) – if there were not enough television stations to

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in the United States that did not have enough television stations to support an over-the-air affiliate. The removal of The WB's programs from the WGN national feed effectively reduced the network's potential household audience by 10 million homes (WGN-TV continued to carry WB programming over-the-air

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The WB's scheduling structure was similar to Fox's when it launched, as it started with one night a week of programming and then gradually added additional nights of programming over the course of several seasons: the network started with a two-hour Wednesday night lineup of sitcoms, airing from 8:00

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in late primetime, 4½ hours of weekday daytime programming and a four-hour Saturday morning children's lineup in its second year. By the third year, a fifth night of primetime and 1½ hours of weekday programming outside of primetime would have been added, followed by an additional hour of programming

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in the early 2000s. The news departments of all seven of those stations were shut down in 2006 due to companywide cutbacks in Sinclair's news operations and the discontinuance of News Central. Of the former WB affiliates that produced newscasts during their affiliation with the network, only WGN-TV,

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and since converted into a general news cable channel) carried the network's programming from January 1995 to October 1999 to make The WB available primarily to areas where it did not yet have a full-time affiliate. While viewers in the Chicago area saw primetime and Kids' WB programming on separate

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was the first WB series to receive this treatment, with repeats of the sitcom's first two seasons (which originally aired on ABC) from August 1995 to August 1996, in addition to the first-run episodes it aired on Wednesday nights (this marked the first time that a network aired reruns as part of its

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In comparison to ABC and CBS, The WB also had the fewest hours devoted to daytime programming on weekdays between September 2001 (when the network dropped the weekday morning block of Kids' WB programs) and September 2006, running only two hours of programming each weekday afternoon (compared to 4½

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began programming The CW's Saturday morning block through a time-lease agreement (Kids' WB was later relaunched as an online portal); The CW discontinued its Sunday primetime schedule in September 2009, effectively ending the EasyView block in the process (The CW returned to Sunday primetime nights

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also committed 16 of its 19 WB-affiliated stations at the time to serve as the network's core affiliates (though it relinquished its stake in The WB shortly after the launch announcement for The CW, in order to avoid shouldering shutdown costs for The WB, and would not take on an ownership stake in

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This new strategy came as The WB had dropped to sixth place in the ratings among all major broadcast networks (behind UPN) during the 1999–2000 season, losing 19% of its household audience. Executives for the network attributed the ratings decline in large part due to the Tribune Company's decision

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was called "Boston's WB" – both used the "WB (channel number)" branding prior to incorporating the station's city of primary service during the final years of the network's run); some stations which followed this scheme used a regional name instead of a specific city (such as "Capital Region's WB"

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In most markets, the local WB affiliate either outsourced news programming to an NBC, ABC or CBS station in the market (either due to insufficient funds for production of their own newscasts or in later years after the FCC permitted duopolies in markets with at least eight unique station owners in

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of the network since Tribune did not have a controlling ownership interest in the network to allow its stations to be constituted as O&Os (by 2005, Tribune owned 22.5% of the network, while Time Warner held the controlling 77.5% interest). Time Warner did not have a station group of its own at

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portal, The WB website was shut down in December 2013. The closure of The WB website ended, after more than eighteen years, the usage of the brand name "The WB". However, the legacy of The WB still lives on as of 2019. Various programs that aired on the network air reruns on various cable networks

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The final night of WB programming netted relatively low ratings. The network scored a 1.0 household rating (amounting to 1% of all U.S. television households) and a share of 2, meaning just 2% of viewers were tuned into The WB on its final night of programming. This was mostly due to the fact that

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pilot aired, several former WB affiliates acknowledged their switch to The CW on their newscasts, with most adopting their new CW branding immediately. One instance of this was New York City affiliate WPIX, who aired a montage of logos the station has used throughout its history, leading up to its

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The final image seen in the montage was former network mascot Michigan J. Frog (who was shown as a silhouette due to the animated character being retired as The WB's mascot the year before), who is shown taking his hat off and bowing, thanking the audience for watching the network for 11 years and

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became the largest news-producing WB affiliate by market size to be owned by a company other than Tribune (and the only other affiliate of the network to produce early evening newscasts, after KTVK) after it terminated its ABC affiliation, and began carrying WB programming (in a partial simulcast

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of the network's past signature series. Commercial breaks featured re-airings of past image campaigns and network promotions, along with promotional spots given to cable networks carrying these shows in off-network syndication and ads for each series' TV-on-DVD box set. The 60-second montage that

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The CW maintained many operational and scheduling elements from The WB. When it launched on September 18, 2006, The CW initially maintained The WB's scheduling model; The WB had carried 30 hours of network programming each week (13 of which were devoted to primetime shows) in comparison to UPN's

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with a major network affiliate) or opted to carry syndicated programming in the hour following The WB's primetime programming. As with Fox affiliates, WB-affiliated stations whose newscasts were produced by a same-market competitor tended to have fewer programming hours devoted to news than the

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The WB never ran network programming on Saturday nights – despite the fact that the network maintained a children's program block on Saturday mornings – allowing affiliates to run syndicated programs, sports, movies or network programs that were preempted from earlier in the week due to special

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were originally canceled after the 2005–06 season, but were ultimately renewed at the last minute with 13-episode deals (the former show was later given a full-season order, while the latter served as a midseason replacement and, in spite of becoming The CW's highest-rated comedy of the 2006–07

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in the overall 18–34 demographic. Between November and December 2005, the network laid off approximately 40 employees amid continued ratings and profit losses (with viewership down 12% by November 2005), with network representatives expecting The WB to lose about $ 35 million during the 2005–06

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Most of the Tribune Company's WB affiliates only used the network's logo within the logos of each station or used the "WB" name after the callsign in its on-air branding (an example was Los Angeles affiliate KTLA, which branded as "KTLA, The WB", after dropping its longstanding and genericized

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would provide additional national distribution for The WB as a cable-only affiliate, in order to give the network time to fill gaps in markets where it was unable to find an affiliate at launch. Although Tribune had a minority stake in the network, its stations were not technically considered

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With Cartoon Network outrating Fox Kids, and The WB sharing more of its children's programming with the cable channel, The WB announced on May 31, 2005, that it would discontinue Kids' WB's weekday afternoon block as it became financially unattractive due to broadcast stations shifting their

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Despite some early success, the network struggled to shift its focus from the female 12–24 demographic to the broader 12–34 range, in its attempt to attract a broader young adult audience. In 2005, the network retired Michigan J. Frog, as the network's trademark mascot. The WB's president of

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News programming on The WB's affiliates was similar to Fox stations at the time in that the quantity of newscasts varied from station to station. Roughly half of The WB's approximately 200 affiliates aired a local newscast in the 10:00–11:00 p.m. Eastern/Pacific (9:00–10:00 p.m.

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Like its parent network, Kids' WB was revived as an online-only network in April 2008. In addition to carrying select previous Kids' WB programs, the site also featured other archived programs to which Time Warner owned or held distribution rights, and programs seen on Cartoon Network and

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to protect program rights held by a domestically based network), and through two affiliates owned by Tribune Broadcasting (WPIX in New York City and KTLA in Los Angeles) that are classified in that country as superstations, as well as the superstation feed of Chicago affiliate WGN-TV.

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s success, The WB intentionally shifted the focus of its programming, trying to capture what it perceived to be a heavily fragmented market by marketing to the under-courted teen demographic. While the Fox network, the previous destination for teen television (with shows such as

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executive vice president Craig Erwich, who oversaw TheWB.com, said in regards to these tie-ins "If an advertiser has an interest in a series we have in production, we can work in their products or even adjust our launch dates if they want to tie it in to a special promotion."

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broadcast network that historically did not have any owned-and-operated stations. Although Tribune Broadcasting maintained an ownership stake in The WB, its stations in the three largest television markets of New York City (WPIX), Los Angeles (KTLA) and Chicago (WGN-TV) were

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Warner Bros.' television arm planned on resurrecting the WB brand in the form of a website at TheWB.com, the website domain used for the official site of the broadcast network. The site streamed episodes of series that were broadcast during The WB's 1995–2006 run, including

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were both referred to as "The WB11" and "WB11" respectively (though WPIX branded as "The WB, Channel 11" until 1996, and KPLR as its pre-affiliation brand "St. Louis 11" until 1998). Fox originated such naming schemes, and CBS uses similar on-air branding for most of its

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was the first such series, airing as part of the network's Sunday lineup from September 1995 to July 1996, before moving exclusively to the Kids' WB Saturday lineup due to low ratings in its prime time slot. Most of the animated projects that aired afterward were

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began sagging. The network realized that it could no longer rely merely on the tastes of young teenage girls, and thus began moving back into more family-friendly fare, attempting to launch a successful sitcom, and generally targeting a more diverse audience.

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lineup), but subsequently grew into one of the network's most successful shows after moving to Tuesdays in 2001, where it remained for six seasons (before moving to The CW for its seventh and final season). Also in the fall of 2000, the fantasy sitcom

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block and the Kids' WB Saturday morning lineup during the transition). The weekday block was replaced on January 2, 2006, by "Daytime WB," a block that featured repeats of sitcoms and drama series formerly aired by The WB and other networks (such as

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Time Warner re-used the WB brand for an online network that launched on April 28, 2008. Until it was closed in December 2013, the website allowed users to watch shows aired on the former television network, as well as programming from the defunct

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was the only WB affiliate that the company owned which had an existing news operation at the time it joined the network (WLFL began producing a 10:00 p.m. newscast as a Fox affiliate in 1992, six years before it joined The WB); Sinclair's

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Unlike the other major networks, The WB distributed its programming in markets that did not have enough commercial television stations to support a standalone WB affiliate to cable-only outlets: the superstation feed of WGN-TV (now known as

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Much of the network's branding was based around Warner Bros. locations and characters: the television network's original logo (which was originally displayed upright until 1998, and displayed at a titled angle thereafter) was based on the

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as "The Gulf Coast's WB55"). Many stations affiliated with The WB 100+ Station Group also followed either one of these variations on "The City/Region's WB" scheme (though the group's cable-only affiliates also used fictional call signs).

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At the time of its shutdown, The WB ran only two hours of primetime network programming on Monday through Fridays and five hours on Sundays, compared to the three Monday through Saturday and four Sunday primetime hours offered by the

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of the iconic Warner Bros. Pictures' "shield" logo; network promotions and imaging campaigns for The WB and the Kids' WB block from their launches until the 2003–2004 season were also respectively centered on the Warner Bros. Studios

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debuted with 8.4 million viewers, the highest-rated premiere in the history of the network; that show was also important because it was one of the few series that drew a substantial male viewership. 2001 also saw the launch of the

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entertainment at the time, David Janollari, explained in July 2005 at the network's summer press tour that " was a symbol that perpetuated the young-teen feel of the network. That's not the image we want to put to our audience."

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WPIX, KTLA, KDAF and KIAH (all of whom became affiliates of The CW) continue to maintain self-supporting news departments as of December 2014 (KPLR and KWGN respectively merged their news departments with those of Fox affiliates

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later that same year. The WB ended its operations on September 17, 2006, with some programs from both it and competitor UPN (which had shut down on September 15) moving to The CW when it launched the following day, September 18.

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interest in The WB for $ 12 million; the deal gave Tribune an option to increase its stake in the network up to a 25% interest; Tribune would eventually increase its ownership share in The WB to 22.5% on March 31, 1997.

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When The WB launched in 1995, the network began branding most of its affiliates with a combination of "WB" or "The WB," and the station's channel number. This meant that, for example, New York City affiliate WPIX and

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affiliations, alongside the cable-only affiliates and few conventional affiliate stations that were part of the predecessor group at the end of The WB's run. The CW continued the Daytime WB block – which became

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and Kidsco Media Ventures took over programming the block as part of its acquisition of much of 4Kids's program library; Vortexx continued to run until September 27, 2014, before being replaced a week later by

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or in syndication and originally aired on Monday through Saturday mornings. The WB continued to expand in the 1996–97 season, adding programming on Monday nights. This season gave The WB modest hits in the

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in 1994, before WPHL took over production of the program in 1996. KSWB and WPHL would both shutter their news departments in 2005, outsourcing production of their 10:00 p.m. newscasts to

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During the 2004–05 season, The WB finished behind rival UPN for the first time in four years, and fell even further behind in fall 2005. Both networks fell behind Spanish language network

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served as the linchpins of a new Friday night sitcom block that debuted in October 2001 (delayed from a mid-September launch, as other networks did with their fall schedules following the

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In 2005, The WB had an estimated audience reach of 91.66% of all U.S. households (equivalent to 90,282,480 households with at least one television set); the network was carried by 177

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In the late 1990s, Tribune asked the company's remaining WB-affiliated stations that did not run newscasts to develop their own news departments; the only stations to do this were

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signed agreements to affiliate six of its seven television stations at the time – all of which were independent stations, including the television group's two largest stations,

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in some markets. The WB 100+ offered its own master schedule with programs available on the syndication market that were acquired by The WB (including some feature films and

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broke its record, debuting to 8.4 million viewers in October 2001. At the start of the 1998–99 season, the network expanded its programming to Thursday nights. That season,

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on October 14, 2018, but with only two hours to program), and dropped the CW Daytime block in the 2021–22 season in favor of a weekly Saturday-night primetime schedule.

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as the network's highest-rated program, and garnered The WB the highest ratings it would ever see – the show's February 8, 1999, episode attracted 12.5 million viewers.

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in March 1997. The series debuted with the highest Monday night ratings in the network's history, attracting not only new teenage viewers, but new advertisers as well.

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allow both networks to maintain separate affiliates (though this was also the case in a few markets where enough stations were available for a standalone affiliate).

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When the network was announced, The WB planned to run a predominantly network-programmed schedule over time. It was originally slated to launch with two nights of

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from its daytime lineup two years after that program's cancellation). From 1998 to 2000, the network also aired episode repeats from the first two seasons of

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premiered on the site on September 8, 2008. By 2012, it had accrued more than 7.3 million views from TheWB.com and partner sites. An original reality series,

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that was picked up by the network after its cancellation by ABC in the spring of 1995). The four shows had a lasting impact on audiences, while a fifth show,

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after The CW's September 2006 launch, though most of the cable-only affiliates that became part of The CW Plus have since been replaced by or converted into

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in Atlanta, was to become a WB charter affiliate but instead affiliated with CBS after WAGA-TV dropped that network to join Fox in December 1994, through a

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argued about who should launch The WB during the network's premiere), and would remain as part of the network's branding in one form or another until 2005.

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service. While Warner Bros. Entertainment did not promote the site in any multimedia ads, it had drawn about 250,000 unique viewers a month, according to

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For the 1999–2000 season, the network concluded its primetime expansion with the addition of programming on Friday nights. New shows that season included

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hours on CBS and four hours on ABC) – NBC in comparison ran only three hours of daytime programming each weekday (not counting its morning news program

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weekly programming total of 12 hours (10 hours of which were allocated to primetime shows). It also inherited The WB 100+ Station Group – which became

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earlier that year (from its U.S. premiere in the fall of 1998 up to that point, the show was syndicated); the series ultimately became a widespread

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moved from ABC to The WB as part of its Friday night schedule; the show continued on the network for three more seasons before ending in May 2003.

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closed The WB's existence featured many well-known stars from shows which aired during the 11-year run of the network, ending with the statement:

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and The WB and partner to launch a new broadcast television network that would include series from both soon-to-be predecessor networks, known as

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As the teen boom of the late 1990s began to wane, The WB attempted to broaden the scope of its primetime lineup. Although teen-oriented fare like

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next to a translucent outline of the "WB" logotype (which is briefly lit up as the image zooms out to show the tower and model soundstages).

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Still, the move did not seem to help the network. The period from 2003 to 2005 produced only three viable new series, the teen-oriented drama

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had premiered to strong ratings, both series saw serious ratings erosion in their sophomore seasons, leading the network to cancel them both (

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during the network's programming and replaced it with a countdown of days until The CW's premiere. Some stations that either affiliated with

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and it quickly became the highest-rated show on television among teenage girls, and the most popular program on The WB. The popularity of

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executive producer Gary Auerbach, in which two teenagers from different economic and social backgrounds swap lives (similar in format to

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children's program block in September 1995; the lineup initially featured a mix of Warner Bros.' most popular children's shows (such as

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The CW) – alongside 11 UPN O&Os that were named as CW charter stations by CBS Corporation. Starting on August 14, 2006, with the

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began running expanded newscasts shortly before joining The WB at the network's launch (it had earlier lost the ABC affiliation to

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being a notable exception), this period saw the network struggling to establish new dramas as well. High-profile failures included

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Much, though not all, of The WB's programming during its eleven-year run as a television network was produced by corporate cousin

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in their respective markets (KSWB restored in-house newscasts after it switched from WB successor The CW to Fox in August 2008).

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as the longest-running series to originate on The WB in the 2017–18 season, when the latter series began its thirteenth season (

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programming block in September 1995, which featured a mix of existing Warner Bros. animated series that originated either on

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since its October 20, 2008, debut. With the full replacement of the CW's original Internet programming efforts with their

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of the Turner Broadcasting System concurrent with that deal – sold his 11% stake in The WB to majority corporate parent

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With three hit shows in its roster, The WB continued to build its teen fanbase the following season with college drama

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Warner Bros. appointed many former Fox executives to run the network, including the network's original chief executive

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of first-run series airing on other nights throughout the television season intermittently throughout its history;

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The WB expanded its programming to Sunday nights for the 1995–96 season, but none of the new shows (including the

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debuted on the block in 2001; it was cancelled after one season. It also aired the live-action made-for-TV movie

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and sitcom reruns, on the basis that children's viewing options in that time period had gravitated more towards

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aired on The WB for one season from 2005 to 2006, before moving to The CW in September 2006, ending in 2020).

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Logo as an internet-only streaming service, used from August 2010 until TheWB.com's shutdown in December 2013.

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WB affiliates began producing their own newscasts through Sinclair's local/national hybrid news format

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phenomenon with the added exposure on the network. Kids' WB also acquired the English-language dub of

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The WB Television Network launched on January 11, 1995, with the debut airing of the first episode of

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Despite the slight downturn in the network's fortunes, there were a few bright spots during the era.

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The WB affiliate body had fewer news-producing stations in comparison to stations aligned with the

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regular schedule – outside of the summer months – since December 1993, when NBC removed repeats of

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Shortly thereafter, after the studio credits (instead of The WB's standard credits scheme) for the

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In addition to live-action programs, the network has experimented with primetime animated series;

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to each individual affiliate, with the programming feeds and accompanying data being relayed via

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On December 3, 1993, The WB announced a separate affiliation agreement with Tribune for its

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Although The WB's well-known inability to launch successful comedy series was nothing new (

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Many other well-known Warner Bros.-produced series that did not air on The WB, including

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division in 2001. On November 12, 2002, chairman Jamie Kellner – who became chairman and

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as an aspiring actor/singer working at a Los Angeles hotel owned by his aunt and uncle).

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division of Time Warner announced the formation of The WB Television Network, with the

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programming in its first year, and two additional nights of primetime programming, a

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that Tribune acquired the following year, would join The WB at launch; the company's

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stations until September 2004 (primetime shows on WGN-TV and children's programs on

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Time Warner transferred operational duties for The WB from Warner Bros. over to its

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fiscal year. The WB was programming six days and 13 hours per week at this time.

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For a year-by-year chronological history of the network and its programming, see

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afternoon target audiences more exclusively to adults by filling the slot with

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musician working as a music teacher at an inner-city Chicago high school), and

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and on cable within the Chicago market until the network shut down in 2006).

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announced plans to replace their respective subsidiary networks, The WB and

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in 2006, with production of its 10:00 p.m. newscast taken over by new

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The WB aired its final night of programming on September 17, 2006, with

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were chosen to move to The CW for its inaugural 2006–07 fall schedule.

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providers through affiliates that are located within proximity to the

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network that digitally transmitted local and national advertisements,

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block (which was discontinued by that network on December 27, 2008).

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mythos, which premiered in October 2002 with an impressive 8 share),

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and movie rentals. The network can also trace its beginnings to the

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List of Canadian television stations available in the United States

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Spanish-language broadcast television networks in the United States

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English-language broadcast television networks in the United States

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while maintaining a network affiliation); through this deal, WGN's

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new "CW11" logo before the start of its 10:00 p.m. newscast.

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in January 1996 due to a similar affiliation deal between Fox and

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also operated several WB affiliates with local news departments:

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in October 2014. ("WRWB" moved to a subchannel of ABC affiliate

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ran for an additional season on The CW from 2006 to 2007; while

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block). Each of these 10-episode programs ran for five minutes.

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appeared on-air as the network's official mascot (with animator

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the time (and still does not in the present day); although its

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and had some of its clothing worn by characters in the series.

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stations in the United States. The WB was also available in

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remained consistent, viewership for flagship series such as

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Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

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during the first hour of its Sunday lineup under the title

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programming during the late 1980s and early 1990s (such as

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through a 2008 management agreement between Tribune and

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Of the network's cable-exclusive affiliates, "WRWB" in

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between Fox and WAGA owner New World Communications).

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network (which debuted in October 1986) and first-run

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showed that 62% of visitors to the site were female.

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had the highest-rated premiere on the network until

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2006 United States broadcast television realignment

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As such, 331:On January 24, 2006, Warner Bros. and 9010: 8031: 7563: 7207:Template:Canadian television networks 6871: 6672: 6274: 5960: 5490: 4677: 4639: 4453:Steve McClellan (November 21, 1994). 4292:Michael Schneider (October 2, 2007). 3974: 3784: 3598:MaryWade Burnside (October 7, 1999). 3371:"INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE CHRONICLER" 2184:carried by major network affiliates. 1752:series; the last such attempts being 1122: 497:, then-owner of longtime CBS station 375: 7196:Digital multicast television network 6773:2007 Canada broadcast TV realignment 6748:List of Canadian television channels 6743:List of Canadian television networks 4426:Allison Romano (February 24, 2006). 4397:Allison Romano (February 24, 2006). 4379:. September 22, 2003. Archived from 3999: 3952:. September 17, 2006. Archived from 3831:"Conference Call Regarding "The CW"" 3569:"WGN Drops WB, Adds Movies, Sitcoms" 2308:, which KTVK began managing under a 1709:List of programs broadcast by The WB 1570:offers over 1,000 episodes from the 1340:The Night of Favorites and Farewells 666:(a dysfunctional family sitcom from 6753:List of Canadian specialty channels 4632:from The Encyclopedia of Television 4265:Andrew Wallenstein (July 2, 2012). 3785:Crupi, Anthony (January 24, 2006). 3666:"Kellner, others cash in WB stakes" 2239: 2101:(then WTBS, the local feed of then- 788:1997–2000: Courting the teen market 604:, in person, drawing him out after 24: 7298:Interactive-digital-cable-ready TV 4531:Karla Peterson (August 25, 2008). 4358:(Press release). January 15, 2002. 4313:"WB 100 Plus Stations Act Locally" 4159:"WB doing over most of its lineup" 4053:Aaron Barnhart (August 27, 2008). 4027:"TheWB.com Set for Aug. 27 Launch" 3837:. January 24, 2006. Archived from 3787:"UPN, WB to Merge Into CW Network" 3664:Mike Farrell (November 18, 2002). 2776:Anthony Crupi (January 24, 2006). 2463:station producing the broadcasts. 2197:TVW (Television Wisconsin Network) 1732:series was the U.S. adaptation of 1254:announced plans to shut down both 489:in September 1994, as a result of 25: 9321: 8819:Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge 7015:U.S. Converter Box Coupon Program 4621: 4399:"CW Creates Small-Market Service" 3631:Matt Kemper (November 13, 2002). 3567:Linda Moss (September 20, 1999). 3288:N.F. Mendoza (October 22, 1995). 3017:John Lippman (December 4, 1993). 2797:Jason Kincaid (August 26, 2008). 1809:Out of all the network's series, 1597:The McG-produced original series 547:of The WB since Time Warner held 386:Federal Communications Commission 9213: 9212: 8947:Prime Time Entertainment Network 8691:My Guide to Becoming a Rock Star 6967:Metropolitan Television Alliance 4584:. March 15, 2006. Archived from 4294:"CW Turns to 4Kids on Saturdays" 4210:David Bianculli (May 15, 2002). 4131:John Consoli (January 4, 2009). 4107:Todd Spangler (April 28, 2008). 3975:Flint, Joe (February 14, 2018). 3811:Bill Carter (January 24, 2006). 1547:, as the distribution rights to 1299:season, ended rather abruptly). 517:, owner of longtime ABC station 432:Prime Time Entertainment Network 69: 34:. 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Television Studios 8539:Drew Carey's Green Screen Show 7303:OpenCable Application Platform 6830:Local American TV stations (K) 6825:Local American TV stations (W) 4514:"Fox and CW changing channels" 3541:Jim Rutenberg (May 17, 2000). 3460:. Cahners Business Information 3433:. Cahners Business Information 3369:A.J. Jacobs (April 25, 1997). 3340:Sylvia Lawler (May 16, 1996). 3290:"WB Raises the Animation Ante" 3151:Allan Johnson (May 23, 1995). 2984:Joe Flint (December 6, 1993). 2873: 2847: 2818: 2790: 2704: 2686: 2656: 2560:was called "Houston's WB" and 2304:; The WB affiliation moved to 1702: 1564:Disney-ABC Domestic Television 1105:September 11 terrorist attacks 863:). The series was produced by 792:The WB first had success with 536:sports programming commitments 409:Star Trek: The Next Generation 13: 1: 9305:Warner Bros. Discovery brands 6845:1994–1996 U.S. TV realignment 6768:2001 Vancouver TV realignment 6492:3ABN Praise Him Music Network 4185:"The WB sticks with scripted" 4055:"The WB Returns as TheWB.com" 3695:Colin Mahan (July 26, 2005). 3262:Greg Braxton (May 23, 1995). 2973:– via The Free Library. 2593:as "Philadelphia's WB17", or 2466: 2250:Big Three television networks 2039: 1876:Superman: The Animated Series 1401:2008–2013: Internet streaming 760:and his family) and comedies 627:Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities 588:(a sitcom starring comedians 418:), as well as the erosion in 8635:The Jamie Kennedy Experiment 8312:Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher 7744:Paramount Television Network 6835:Spanish-language TV networks 5671:Paramount Television Network 4300:. Reed Business Information. 4117:. Reed Business Information. 4000:Keys, Matthew (2021-05-14). 3868:. 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Penske Media Corporation 2470: 2278:groupwide affiliation deal 2095:Turner Broadcasting System 2006:on August 25, 2012, after 1832: 1706: 1252:Warner Bros. Entertainment 1239: 1172:(a series inspired by the 1061:Turner Broadcasting System 1053:Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 731:and night-time soap opera 367: 363: 310:Warner Bros. 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MediaPost Publications 4189:Broadcasting & Cable 3862:"WB revisits glory days" 3543:"TV NOTES; A Mix for WB" 3237:Broadcasting & Cable 3049:Broadcasting & Cable 2991:Broadcasting & Cable 2387:Sinclair Broadcast Group 1428:Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1330:original parent company 1198:-produced legal dramedy 1014:Sinclair Broadcast Group 985:Buffy the Vampire Slayer 953:Buffy the Vampire Slayer 795:Buffy the Vampire Slayer 669:Married... with Children 495:New World Communications 292:" for its former mascot 49:Not to be confused with 9146:list by state/territory 9125:One Magnificent Morning 8996:Warner Bros. Television 8867:Survival of the Richest 8451:All About the Andersons 7904:American Sports Network 7530:Hierarchical modulation 7037:Digital video recorders 6641:The Inspiration Network 5831:American Sports Network 5152:Law & Crime Network 3981:The Wall Street Journal 2577:, or "Hawaii's WB" for 2518:Station standardization 2154:station identifications 2013:One Magnificent Morning 2002:(which was replaced by 1719:Warner Bros. Television 1572:Warner Bros. Television 1516:as a regular series on 1461:Hangin' with Mr. Cooper 1343:, a five-hour block of 1324:Fox Television Stations 1065:chief executive officer 832:Parker Lewis Can't Lose 750:-produced family drama 231:September 17, 2006 9199:Warner Bros. Discovery 7286:Digital-cable-ready TV 7117:Enhanced-definition TV 7100:Standard-definition TV 5135:Legal & true crime 4930:Sports News Highlights 4321:The Hollywood Reporter 3950:Tribune Media Services 3888:. September 17, 2006. 3605:The Charleston Gazette 3350:. 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Archived from 3841:on September 26, 2007 3676:on September 24, 2015 3645:on September 24, 2015 3243:on September 24, 2015 2544:, affiliate (serving 2509:rules imposed by the 2460:operational agreement 1984:What I Like About You 1950: 1788:7th Heaven Beginnings 1779:Classic Concentration 1662:'s studio complex in 1592:comScore Video Metrix 1445:What I Like About You 1408: 1351: 1246:On January 24, 2006, 1236:2006: Network closure 1074:In October 2001, the 800:film of the same name 763:The Steve Harvey Show 578:1995–1997: Beginnings 426:due to the growth of 9172:Miscellaneous topics 9045:Forerunning networks 8966:Miscellaneous topics 8926:Tribune Broadcasting 8416:Unhappily Ever After 8066:Original programming 7976:Bohemia Visual Music 7598:in the United States 7592:broadcast television 7540:Standards conversion 6917:Digital broadcasting 5903:Bohemia Visual Music 5525:in the United States 5519:broadcast television 4842:Real America's Voice 4493:on December 13, 2013 3713:on September 4, 2014 3376:Entertainment Weekly 3055:on November 5, 2012. 2933:Tribune Broadcasting 2826:"The WB.com website" 2741:Daniel Howard Cerone 2221:Block Communications 2083:The WB was the only 2017:Litton Entertainment 1951:Logo for Daytime WB. 1846:Tiny Toon Adventures 1690:brand has sponsored 1670:Internet advertising 1664:Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 1626:A Walk in Your Shoes 1603:Rich Girl, Poor Girl 1307:Tribune Broadcasting 1143:, and fantasy drama 820:Beverly Hills, 90210 663:Unhappily Ever After 549:controlling interest 455:Tribune Broadcasting 318:Tribune Broadcasting 302:broadcast television 159:Tribune Broadcasting 9260:Nexstar Media Group 9189:Nexstar Media Group 8611:High School Reunion 8475:The Bedford Diaries 8467:Beauty and the Geek 8248:The Jamie Foxx Show 7216:National deployment 6930:Digital subchannels 6646:Kids & Teens TV 6606:3ABN Latino Network 6602:Tele Vida Abundante 6483:3ABN International 6302:Religious broadcast 6161:Tele Vida Abundante 6084:Canal 6/Multimedios 5116:The Country Network 4557:The Virginian-Pilot 4217:New York Daily News 3956:on October 20, 2013 3316:"TV NOTES;WB Grows" 2743:(January 2, 1995). 2663:Greenhouse, Aaron. 2290:ACME Communications 2225:Buckeye CableSystem 2205:Morgan Murphy Media 2189:Rochester, New York 2182:digital subchannels 1996:4Kids Entertainment 1887:Pinky and the Brain 1839:The WB debuted the 1744:Pinky and the Brain 1692:Children's Hospital 1590:. 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