Not sure about that, but it'll probably get more viewers than some of the scripted programming they air today (considering several shows have had such a small audience that they effectively get a 0.0 share).
Wow, if KC can handle four, then Charlotte surely can. I’m not even sure WCCB would even want to keep the CW. However, would Nexstar even want to give Fox back up to WCCB? They have another station to put CW on. The biggest thing is, WJZY and WMYT share spectrum so it might not be that easy for Gray to buy WMYT. But I sure wouldn’t mind.
If anything there should be a VHF discount in today's world. Double for low-VHF.
I've never understood why WAXN gave up Pax. The station already had good letters for that. When I complained about how the station wasn't doing a good job of carrying Pax programming the response was the station had a good relationship with Pax. Well, obviously not if Pax viewers weren't getting everything. By the time it became Ion, Charlotte didn't have it, unless Ion was a cable channel.
WHKY is the other option it can be used for more subchannels for Scripps rather than lease for affiliation
It wasn’t a full-time affiliate. Dr. Phil and Oprah repeats got good ratings in prime time and WSOC’s parent company bought it so it had a place to put its 10:00 news when WCCB started its own news. However they could’ve had Ion as a subchannel when those became a thing. Seems like WHKY would’ve made sense except it’s locally owned.
LA and Bay Area still get Raiders
their target audience doesn't watch TV when they're told to and has no need
Because of its short schedule of only two hours per night, it would be impractical for The CW to have sports coverage. I doubt the affiliates would go beyond the two-hour-a-night commitments that they made to the network. Furthermore, none of the major team sports leagues, except the MLS which is unavailable, has games that last two hours or less.
Just like they cancelled the Jerry Springer reruns they had for their daytime schedule just to launch a Saturday night primetime schedule.
It would be possible especially since its weird seeing the NCAA tournament on TruTv. I can never understand why CBS doesn’t have their own stand alone cable/satellite channel like NBC has USA and ABC has Freeform. At one time FOX had FX but now ABC owns it (still weird). I guess its all about $$$ and effort...
IMO, Kansas City can just barely handle 4 morning newscasts. KCTV has cancelled their KSMO-TV morning newscast at least twice in the past 12 years &, I think, for awhile it was just an encore presentation of KCTV's 6AM newscast.
did u check the tv guide in KC
