Cookie Jar Kids Network

{{short description|Former American children's programming block}}

{{Infobox programming block

| image = Cookie JAR Group logo.svg

| formerly_known = DIC Kids Network (2003–2009)
The Incredible World of DiC (2003–2009), on-air name)

| premiered = {{Start date|2003|09|01}} (as DIC Kids Network)
{{Start date|2009|08|31}} (as Cookie Jar Kids Network)

| closed = {{End date|2009|08|29}} (as DIC Kids Network)
{{End date|2011|09|17}} (as Cookie Jar Kids Network)

| country = United States

}}

The Cookie Jar Kids Network (formerly DIC Kids Network) was a syndicated children's programming block that airs selected Cookie Jar Group shows on local Fox, The CW, MyNetworkTV, and independent stations to provide them with a source of E/I programming required by federal law. The block is known on-air as simply Cookie Jar. It was first formed in 2003 as the DIC Kids Network, and was syndicated by Tribune Entertainment from 2003 to 2007, and then by Ascent Media from 2007 to 2011.{{cite web|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/programs/Cookie-Jar-Network-A.aspx|archive-url=https://archive.today/20110913183501/http://www.ascentsyndication.com/programs/Cookie-Jar-Network-A.aspx|url-status=dead|archive-date=September 13, 2011|title=program info: Cookie Jar Network A|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{cite web|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/programs/Cookie-Jar-Network-B.aspx|archive-url=https://archive.today/20110913183645/http://www.ascentsyndication.com/programs/Cookie-Jar-Network-B.aspx|url-status=dead|archive-date=September 13, 2011|title=program info: Cookie Jar Network B|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}

National ad sales for the syndicated blocks were handled by Tribune Entertainment with a barter basis available. Ads could have stitched together other programs throughout the three blocks.

History

In February 2003, DIC announced three syndicated children's programming E/I blocks called DIC Kids Network with 200 stations including those owned by Tribune, Sinclair, Clear Channel and Cox signed up to carry the blocks. Margaret Loesch and Donald Roberts, a specialist in kids and media at Stanford University, help develop the blocks.{{cite news|url=https://variety.com/article/VR1117879607.html?categoryid=1236&cs=1&query=|title=DIC offers kidvid blocks|date=Jan 28, 2003|work=Variety|access-date=2009-08-15 | first=Lily | last=Oei}} By July, 400 stations had signed 3 to 5 year deals to air the block, and it was also announced that the block would launch on September 1.{{cite news|url=https://variety.com/article/VR1117890788.html?categoryid=14&cs=1&query=|title=DIC sets 3 hours of kid programs|date=August 12, 2003|work=Variety|access-date=2009-08-15 | first=Lily | last=Oei}}{{cite web | url=https://www.awn.com/news/dic-kids-network-launches-september-1 | title=DIC Kid's Network launches September 1 }} With its three feeds, DIC Kids was on Fox, The WB and UPN affiliates and out fulfilled the networks' Saturday morning blocks by December 1.{{cite news|last1=Baisley|first1=Sarah|title=DIC Kids Network High On Ratings|url=https://www.awn.com/news/dic-kids-network-high-ratings|access-date=November 3, 2014|work=Animation World Network|date=December 19, 2003}}

On March 31, 2004, DIC acquired the North American broadcast rights to Ace Lightning from Alliance Atlantis, and would premiere the series on April 5th.{{cite web | url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/bbcworldwide/worldwidestories/pressreleases/2004/03_march/mip_ace.shtml | title=BBC - Press Office - Press Releases }} On the same day, Liberty's Kids was announced to be added to the block, alongside the return of Sabrina: The Animated Series. A holiday lineup consisting of specials and movies like A Christmas Carol and Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas was also planned.{{cite web | url=https://variety.com/2004/tv/news/kids-ace-in-dic-lineup-1117901490/ | title='Kids,' 'Ace' in DIC lineup | date=10 March 2004 }}{{cite web | url=https://www.awn.com/news/dic-kids-network-sets-fall-2004-slate | title=DIC Kids Network Sets Fall 2004 Slate }}{{cite web | url=https://www.c21media.net/news/dic-kids-network-unveils-autumn-grid/ | title=DIC Kids Network unveils autumn grid }} DIC also planned to offer up acquired programmes for the block as well.{{cite web | url=https://www.awn.com/news/mip-tv-news-dic-ent-looks-acquire-shows-dic-kids-network | title=MIP-TV News: DIC Ent. Looks to Acquire Shows for DIC Kids' Network }}

In May 2004, DIC acquired the syndicated television rights to 26 select episodes of The Smurfs and the first three seasons of The Adventures of Captain Planet from Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution for a March 2005 broadcast window.{{cite web | url=https://kidscreen.com/2004/09/01/gini-20040901/ | title=Got it Need it: DKN looks out-of-house to refresh its lineup }}{{cite web | url=https://www.awn.com/news/smurfs-return-us-tv-dic-kids | title=The Smurfs Return to U.S. TV on DIC Kids }}

In May 2005, DIC announced that Strawberry Shortcake would be added to the strand beginning in January 2006 in order to broaden the screen reach for the series.{{cite web | url=https://kidscreen.com/2005/05/01/upfront-20050501/ | title=Advertisers and broadcasters customize their future in kids }} In October, it was confirmed that Strawberry would replace Captain Planet on the schedule.{{cite web | url=https://kidscreen.com/2005/10/01/us-20051001/ | title=U.S. Kidnets reach farther through VOD and new demos }}

In mid-2008, the group announced that they would renew the focus of the block with an emphasis on offering DIC Entertainment programming to additional digital subchannels to meet their E/I needs.{{Cite web |date=2008-03-22 |title=DIC E/I Block is Back! 2/17/09 |url=http://71.18.213.245/dev/dicdigital/index.html |access-date=2023-07-08 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080322000400/http://71.18.213.245/dev/dicdigital/index.html |archive-date=2008-03-22 }} On June 20, 2008, it has been announced that DIC Entertainment would be acquired by Canada-based Cookie Jar. On July 23, 2008, the deal was completed, and the block was later relaunched as the Cookie Jar Kids Network on August 31, 2009. The block quietly ended on September 17, 2011.

Programming

Notes:

–Shows marked with a * do not fulfill E/I requirements.

–The programming premiere and end dates are based on weekday broadcasts.

=Former programming=

==The Incredible World of DiC==

class="wikitable sortable"

!Title

!Premiere date

!End date

!Original network

!Source(s)

rowspan=2|Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century †

|September 1, 2003

|September 28, 2006

|rowspan=2|Fox Kids (Fox)
Syndication

April 9, 2008

|August 30, 2008

Stargate Infinity

|rowspan=3|September 1, 2003

|July 3, 2004

|FoxBox (Fox)

All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series

|August 27, 2004

|Syndication
Fox Family

rowspan=2|Sabrina: The Animated Series

|November 4, 2003

|rowspan=2|Disney's One Saturday Morning (ABC)
Disney's One Too (UPN)

August 30, 2004

|April 5, 2006

rowspan=3|Archie's Weird Mysteries

|September 3, 2003

|July 1, 2004

|rowspan=3|PAX Kids (PAX)

October 7, 2005

|September 1, 2007

April 6, 2009

|August 27, 2009

The Littles

|September 5, 2003

|April 4, 2009

|ABC

The Berenstain Bears

|September 6, 2003

|September 27, 2008

|CBS

rowspan=5|Sabrina's Secret Life

|November 10, 2003

|August 25, 2004

|rowspan=5|Originally aired

April 10, 2006

|August 30, 2006

October 2, 2006

|August 28, 2007

September 5, 2007

|April 5, 2008

September 4, 2008

|April 4, 2009

Ace Lightning

|April 5, 2004

|December 31, 2004

|Originally aired

|{{Cite web|url=https://kidscreen.com/2004/09/01/gini-20040901/|title = Got it Need it: DKN looks out-of-house to refresh its lineup}}

Liberty's Kids †

|July 8, 2004

|August 27, 2009

|PBS Kids (PBS)

Inspector Gadget's Field Trip

|September 3, 2004

|August 30, 2007

|The History Channel

Super Duper Sumos*

|rowspan=3|September 4, 2004

|Nickelodeon

Mummies Alive!*

|Syndication

Sonic Underground*

|BKN Kids II (Syndication)

Captain Planet and the Planeteers

|rowspan=2|January 3, 2005

|rowspan=2|December 31, 2005

|TBS
Syndication

The Smurfs

|NBC

rowspan=2|Trollz †

|October 3, 2005

|August 29, 2006

|rowspan=2|Originally aired

September 1, 2008

|August 29, 2009

Strawberry Shortcake

|January 2, 2006

|July 30, 2007

|Direct-to-video

Horseland

|September 3, 2007

|April 3, 2009

|KOL Secret Slumber Party (CBS)

Madeline †

|September 1, 2008

|August 29, 2009

|The Family Channel
ABC
Disney Channel

† - Program transitioned to Cookie Jar

==Cookie Jar==

class="wikitable sortable"

!Title

!Premiere date

!End date

!Original network

!Source(s)

The Busy World of Richard Scarry

|rowspan=2|August 31, 2009

|September 22, 2010

|Showtime
Nickelodeon

Wimzie's House

|September 15, 2011

|PBS Kids (PBS)

|{{cite web|title=COOKIE JAR KIDS NETWORK A COOKIE JAR GENERIC FORMAT WIMZIE'S HOUSE|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/user_area/content_media/Wimzies%20House%20Network%20A%20Generic%20Format.pdf|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{Dead link|date=November 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

DinoSquad

|rowspan=2|April 8, 2010

|rowspan=2|September 25, 2010

|KEWLopolis (CBS)

Trollz †

|Originally aired

Noonbory and the Super Seven

|rowspan=2|September 27, 2010

|rowspan=2|September 13, 2011

|Cookie Jar TV (CBS)

| {{cite web|title=COOKIE JAR KIDS NETWORK A COOKIE JAR GENERIC FORMAT NOONBORY & THE SUPER 7|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/user_area/content_media/Noonbory%20%20The%20Super%207%20Network%20A%20Generic%20Format.pdf|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{Dead link|date=November 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

Will and Dewitt

|Kids' WB! (The CW)

|{{cite web|title=COOKIE JAR KIDS NETWORK B COOKIE JAR GENERIC FORMAT WILL & DEWITT|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/user_area/content_media/Will%20%20Dewitt%20Network%20B%20Generic%20Format.pdf|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{Dead link|date=November 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

Liberty's Kids †

|September 29, 2010

|September 15, 2011

|PBS Kids (PBS)

|{{cite web|title=COOKIE JAR KIDS NETWORK B COOKIE JAR GENERIC FORMAT LIBERTY'S KIDS|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/user_area/content_media/Libertys%20Kids%20%20%20Network%20B%20Generic%20Format.pdf|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{Dead link|date=November 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

Madeline †

|rowspan=2|October 1, 2010

|rowspan=2|September 17, 2011

|The Family Channel
ABC
Disney Channel

|{{cite web|title=COOKIE JAR KIDS NETWORK A COOKIE JAR GENERIC FORMAT THE NEW ADVENTURES OF MADELINE|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/user_area/content_media/New%20Adventures%20of%20Madeline%20Network%20A%20Generic%20Format.pdf|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{Dead link|date=November 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century †

|Fox Kids (Fox)
Syndication

|{{cite web|title=COOKIE JAR KIDS NETWORK B COOKIE JAR GENERIC FORMAT SHERLOCK HOLMES IN THE 22nd CENTURY|url=http://www.ascentsyndication.com/user_area/content_media/Sherlock%20Holmes%20Network%20B%20Generic%20Format.pdf|work=Ascent Media|access-date=October 2, 2010}}{{Dead link|date=November 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

† - Program transitioned from The Incredible World of DiC

Affiliate list

The following is a list of stations that carried the DiC Kids Network/Cookie Jar Kids Network block in syndication as of September 17, 2011.

=The Incredible World of DIC=

{{Color box|#bf8fef|border=darkgray}} Light purple indicates stations ran DiC Kids Network programming A
{{Color box|#ffc0cb|border=darkgray}} Pink indicates stations ran DiC Kids Network programming B
{{Color box|#FFFF66|border=darkgray}} Light yellow indicates stations ran DiC Kids Network programming C
{{Color box|#9f9bff|border=darkgray}} Light indigo indicates stations ran DiC Kids Network programming D

class="wikitable"
City of license/market ! Station ! Affiliation ! Owner ! Years ran ! Notes
rowspan=3\|Boise, Idaho \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|KTRV \| Fox \| Block Communications \| 2003–2007 \| KTRV-TV pushed the weekday lineup to 10:00 a.m. in April 2007 after KTRV launched the new two hour weekday morning newscasts from 6:00 a.m. to 8 a.m..
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|KNIN-TV \| UPN The CW \| Banks Broadcasting \| 2003–2007 \| Originally ran on weekdays. Moved to Saturday mornings in late 2004 due to expanded religious programming. This, along with other syndicated E/I programming preempted the Kids' WB programming after the affiliate switch from UPN to The CW in 2006. Kids' WB programming were seen in the Boise market via The CW+ affiliate KNIN-DT2.
bgcolor=9f9bff\|KWOB (Cable Only) \| The WB 100+ \| Tribune Broadcasting \| 2003–2005 \|
rowspan=2\|Boston, Massachusetts \| bgcolor=#ffc0cb\|WSBK \| UPN \| CBS Television Stations \| 2003–2005 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WLVI \| The CW \| Tribune Broadcasting \| 2006–2007 \|
Charleston, West Virginia Huntington, West Virginia \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WVAH-TV \| Fox \| Cunningham Broadcasting \| 2003–2009 \|
rowspan=2\|Charlotte, North Carolina \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WWWB WMYT \| The WB MyNetworkTV \| Capitol Broadcasting Company \| 2003–2007 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WJZY \| UPN The CW \| Capitol Broadcasting Company \| 2003–2007 \|
rowspan=2\|Chicago, Illinois \| bgcolor=#ffc0cb\|WPWR \| UPN \| Fox Television Stations \| 2003–2005 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WGN-TV \| The WB The CW \| Tribune Broadcasting \| 2005–2007 \|
Fort Wayne, Indiana \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WFFT-TV \| Fox \| Allen Media Broadcasting \| 2004–2007 \|
Los Angeles, California \| bgcolor=FFFF66\|KTLA \| The WB \| Nexstar Media Group \| 2003–2008 \|
Louisville, Kentucky \|bgcolor=#ffc0cb\|WDRB-TV \| Fox \| Block Communications \| 2004–2007
rowspan=3\|Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WFTC \| UPN MyNetworkTV \| Fox Television Stations \| 2003–2007 (WFTC) 2007–2008 (WUCW) \| WFTC transitioned DIC Kids Network programming A to The CW-affiliate, WUCW starting in Fall 2007.
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|KMSP-TV WUCW \| Fox \| Fox Television Stations \| 2003–2006 (KMSP) 2006–2007 (WUCW) \| KMSP transitioned DIC Kids Network programming B to WUCW after the station's affiliate switch from The WB to The CW in September 2006.
bgcolor=FFFF66\|KMWB \| The WB \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2003–2006 \|
Nashville, Tennessee \| bgcolor=FFFF66\|WUXP-TV \| UPN \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2003–2006 \|
New York City, New York \| bgcolor=#ffc0cb\|WNYW \| Fox \| Fox Television Stations \| 2003–2007 \|
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WPHL-TV \| The WB \| Nexstar Media Group \| 2003–2007
rowspan=3\|Portland, Oregon \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|KPTV \| Fox \| Meredith Corporation \| 2006–2007 \| The Portland market didn't pickup this lineup of DIC programs until September 2006.
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|KPTV KRCW \| Fox The CW \| Meredith Corporation \| 2003–2006 (KPTV) 2006–2007 (KRCW) \| KPTV transitioned DIC Kids Network programming B to KWBP in September 2006.
bgcolor=FFFF66\|KWBP \| The WB \| Tribune Broadcasting \| 2003–2006
rowspan=3\|Phoenix, Arizona \| bgcolor=FFFF66\|KAZT-TV \| Independent \| London Media Group \| 2003–2007
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|KASW KTVK \| The WB The CW Independent \| Belo Corporation \| 2003–2007
bgcolor=#bf8fef\|KUTP KSAZ-TV \| Fox UPN MyNetworkTV \| Fox Television Stations \| 2003–2007
Spokane, Washington \| bgcolor=FFFF66\|KAYU-TV \| Fox \| Stainless Broadcasting Company \| 2003–2006
rowspan=2\|Tucson, Arizona \| bgcolor=FFFF66\|KMSB KTTU (TV) \| Fox UPN MyNetworkTV \| Belo Corporation \| 2003–2007
bgcolor=#bf8fef\|KWBA-TV \| The WB The CW \| Cascade Broadcasting Group \| 2003–2007
Waco, Texas \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|KWKT-TV \| Fox \| Nexstar Media Group \| 2003–2006

class="wikitable"

City of license/market

! Station

! Affiliation

! Owner

! Years ran

! Notes

rowspan=3|Boise, Idaho

| bgcolor=#bf8fef|KTRV

| Fox

| Block Communications

| 2003–2007

| KTRV-TV pushed the weekday lineup to 10:00 a.m. in April 2007 after KTRV launched the new two hour weekday morning newscasts from 6:00 a.m. to 8 a.m..

bgcolor=ffc0cb|KNIN-TV

| UPN
The CW

| Banks Broadcasting

| 2003–2007

| Originally ran on weekdays. Moved to Saturday mornings in late 2004 due to expanded religious programming. This, along with other syndicated E/I programming preempted the Kids' WB programming after the affiliate switch from UPN to The CW in 2006. Kids' WB programming were seen in the Boise market via The CW+ affiliate KNIN-DT2.

bgcolor=9f9bff|KWOB
(Cable Only)

| The WB 100+

| Tribune Broadcasting

| 2003–2005

rowspan=2|Boston, Massachusetts

| bgcolor=#ffc0cb|WSBK

| UPN

| CBS Television Stations

| 2003–2005

bgcolor=ffc0cb|WLVI

| The CW

| Tribune Broadcasting

| 2006–2007

Charleston, West Virginia
Huntington, West Virginia

| bgcolor=ffc0cb|WVAH-TV

| Fox

| Cunningham Broadcasting

| 2003–2009

rowspan=2|Charlotte, North Carolina

| bgcolor=#bf8fef|WWWB
WMYT

| The WB
MyNetworkTV

| Capitol Broadcasting Company

| 2003–2007

bgcolor=ffc0cb|WJZY

| UPN
The CW

| Capitol Broadcasting Company

| 2003–2007

rowspan=2|Chicago, Illinois

| bgcolor=#ffc0cb|WPWR

| UPN

| Fox Television Stations

| 2003–2005

bgcolor=ffc0cb|WGN-TV

| The WB
The CW

| Tribune Broadcasting

| 2005–2007

Fort Wayne, Indiana

| bgcolor=ffc0cb|WFFT-TV

| Fox

| Allen Media Broadcasting

| 2004–2007

Los Angeles, California

| bgcolor=FFFF66|KTLA

| The WB

| Nexstar Media Group

| 2003–2008

Louisville, Kentucky

|bgcolor=#ffc0cb|WDRB-TV

| Fox

| Block Communications

| 2004–2007

rowspan=3|Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota

| bgcolor=#bf8fef|WFTC

| UPN
MyNetworkTV

| Fox Television Stations

| 2003–2007 (WFTC)
2007–2008 (WUCW)

| WFTC transitioned DIC Kids Network programming A to The CW-affiliate, WUCW starting in Fall 2007.

bgcolor=ffc0cb|KMSP-TV
WUCW

| Fox

| Fox Television Stations

| 2003–2006 (KMSP)
2006–2007 (WUCW)

| KMSP transitioned DIC Kids Network programming B to WUCW after the station's affiliate switch from The WB to The CW in September 2006.

bgcolor=FFFF66|KMWB

| The WB

| Sinclair Broadcast Group

| 2003–2006

Nashville, Tennessee

| bgcolor=FFFF66|WUXP-TV

| UPN

| Sinclair Broadcast Group

| 2003–2006

New York City, New York

| bgcolor=#ffc0cb|WNYW

| Fox

| Fox Television Stations

| 2003–2007

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

| bgcolor=ffc0cb|WPHL-TV

| The WB

| Nexstar Media Group

| 2003–2007

rowspan=3|Portland, Oregon

| bgcolor=#bf8fef|KPTV

| Fox

| Meredith Corporation

| 2006–2007

| The Portland market didn't pickup this lineup of DIC programs until September 2006.

bgcolor=ffc0cb|KPTV
KRCW

| Fox
The CW

| Meredith Corporation

| 2003–2006 (KPTV)
2006–2007 (KRCW)

| KPTV transitioned DIC Kids Network programming B to KWBP in September 2006.

bgcolor=FFFF66|KWBP

| The WB

| Tribune Broadcasting

| 2003–2006

rowspan=3|Phoenix, Arizona

| bgcolor=FFFF66|KAZT-TV

| Independent

| London Media Group

| 2003–2007

bgcolor=ffc0cb|KASW
KTVK

| The WB
The CW
Independent

| Belo Corporation

| 2003–2007

bgcolor=#bf8fef|KUTP
KSAZ-TV

| Fox
UPN
MyNetworkTV

| Fox Television Stations

| 2003–2007

Spokane, Washington

| bgcolor=FFFF66|KAYU-TV

| Fox

| Stainless Broadcasting Company

| 2003–2006

rowspan=2|Tucson, Arizona

| bgcolor=FFFF66|KMSB
KTTU (TV)

| Fox
UPN
MyNetworkTV

| Belo Corporation

| 2003–2007

bgcolor=#bf8fef|KWBA-TV

| The WB
The CW

| Cascade Broadcasting Group

| 2003–2007

Waco, Texas

| bgcolor=#bf8fef|KWKT-TV

| Fox

| Nexstar Media Group

| 2003–2006

=Cookie Jar=

{{Color box|#bf8fef|border=darkgray}} Light purple indicates stations ran Cookie Jar Kids Network programming A
{{Color box|#ffc0cb|border=darkgray}} Pink indicates stations ran Cookie Jar Kids Network programming B

class="wikitable"
City of license/market ! Station ! Affiliation ! Owner ! Years ran ! Notes
Asheville, North Carolina \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WLOS \| ABC \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Baltimore, Maryland \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WBFF \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\| Buffalo, New York \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WNYO-TV \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WUTV \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\|Charleston, South Carolina \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WCIV \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WTAT-TV \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Charleston, West Virginia Huntington, West Virginia \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WVAH-TV \| Fox \| Cunningham Broadcasting \| 2009–2011 \|
Cincinnati, Ohio \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WSTR-TV \| MyNetworkTV \| Deerfield Media \| 2009–2011 \|
Columbus, Ohio \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WTTE \| Fox \| Cunningham Broadcasting \| 2009–2011 \|
Des Moines, Iowa \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|KDSM-TV \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Greensboro, North Carolina Winston-Salem, North Carolina High Point, North Carolina \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WMYV \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Louisville, Kentucky \| bgcolor=ffcocb\|WDRB \| Fox \| Block Communications \| 2009–2011
Milwaukee, Wisconsin \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WVTV \| The CW \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\|Nashville, Tennessee \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WUXP-TV \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WZTV \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Norfolk, Virginia Hampton Roads, Virginia \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WTVZ-TV \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\|Paducah, Kentucky Cape Girardeau, Missouri Harrisburg, Illinois \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WDKA \| MyNetworkTV \| Standard Media \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|KBSI \| Fox \| Standard Media \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WPNT \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WPGH-TV \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\|Raleigh, North Carolina Durham, North Carolina Fayetteville, North Carolina \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WLFL-TV \| The CW \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WRDC \| MyNetworkTV \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Richmond, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WRLH-TV \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
Rochester, New York \| bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WUHF \| Fox \| Sinclair Broadcast Group \| 2009–2011 \|
rowspan=2\|Syracuse, New York \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WNYS \| MyNetworkTV \| Northwest Broadcasting \| 2009–2011 \|
bgcolor=ffc0cb\|WSYT \| Fox \| Imagicomm Communications \| 2009–2011 \|
Tampa, Florida St. Petersburg, Florida Sarasota, Florida \| bgcolor=#bf8fef\|WTTA \| MyNetworkTV \| Nexstar Media Group \| 2009–2011 \|

class="wikitable"

City of license/market

! Station

! Affiliation

! Owner

! Years ran

! Notes

Asheville, North Carolina

| bgcolor=#bf8fef|WLOS

| ABC

| Sinclair Broadcast Group

| 2009–2011