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| network = [[WGN-TV|WGN]] ...e by [[Roy Brown (clown)|Roy Brown]] as Cooky the Cook, Bozo's sidekick on WGN's previous Bozo series, ''Bozo's Circus'' and ''[[The Bozo Show]]''. ...

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| network = [[WGN-TV]] | location = WGN-TV Studios, 2501 W. Bradley Place, [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]] ...

...Eastern Time Zone (North America)|Eastern]] and [[Central Time Zone (North America)|Central]] time zones could participate in that portion of the show. ...1996, ''Mania'' was rebranded as ''WWF Blast-Off'' for the [[Superstation WGN]], while ''Mania'' was then discontinued and later replaced with ''[[WWF Li ...

...dicated]] to most of the other regional outlets across the [[SportsChannel America]] network. Bill Jauss, Bill Gleason, Ben Bentley and [[Rick Telander]] were ...'The Sportswriters'', a long-running radio program on Chicago's [[WGN (AM)|WGN]]. The first airing of ''Sportswriters on TV'' was on [[WFLD]] in 1985. The ...

...'WCW Pro Wrestling'' began airing over [[WPIX]] in [[New York City]] and [[WGN-TV]] in [[Chicago]]; these two shows featured the same matches as the natio ...oadcaster [[Jack Brickhouse]]. This show was also simulcast on WGN's [[WGN America|national feed]]. Sometime in 1991, Brickhouse would leave commentary on th ...

...he local station. Broadcast television stations have the option of signing programming deals with or without syndex protection, but they stand to have audiences s ...e nationally via [[communications satellite|satellite]] transmission), had programming blacked out in some areas where duplication existed. ...

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| former_name = Mid-America Video Tape Productions (1964–1966)<br>WGN Continental Productions (1966–1982)<br>Tribune Productions (1982–1983)<br>T ...d by [[Tribune Broadcasting]]. It was started in 1964 as a subsidiary of [[WGN-TV]] in Chicago. Many programs offered from Tribune Entertainment have been ...

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{{Short description|American children's programming block}} ...former American online network and former programming block|the Australian programming block|Kids' WB Australia}} ...

...into an English-language, entertainment-based [[Independent station (North America)|independent station]] on December 31, 1994). ===Launch of MeTV as a programming format=== ...

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* [[WGN-TV]] ...then-independent [[WFLD]], which was looking for a show to air opposite [[WGN-TV]]'s highly popular ''[[Garfield Goose and Friends]]''. Jackson responded ...

* {{small|(original songwriters; seasons 1–2)}} ...Wayans Bros.'' was the first of the four sitcoms that aired as part of the original Wednesday night two hour lineup that helped launch the network (along with ...

{{Multiple issues|{{More citations needed|date=June 2023}}{{Original research|date=June 2016}}}} ...tercom]], KCTC was owned by [[Tribune Broadcasting]] of Chicago, owners of WGN and the Chicago Tribune, from 1978 to 1996.{{Citation needed|date=June 2016 ...

| format = [[Talk radio]] and [[Brokered programming]] ...ty, Nevada|Clark County]] area of [[Spring Valley, Nevada|Spring Valley]]. Programming was also heard on 250-[[watt]] [[FM radio|FM]] [[Broadcast relay station|tr ...

{{Globalize|article|North America|date=July 2018}} ...[[NHK]] ([[Japan]]) are [[TV network]]s that provide [[television program|programming]] for local [[terrestrial television]] [[network affiliate|station affiliat ...

...rock, Coco and Joe]]''. The short had previously been telecast annually on WGN's ''[[The Bozo Show]]'', ''Ray Rayner and His Friends'', and ''Garfield Goo ''[[Frosty Returns]]'' (1992) is a sequel to the original song, set in a separate [[fictional universe]] from the other specials, wit ...

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