List of fictional television stations

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This is a list of notable fictional television stations, including fictional television networks.

United States local stations[]

• Canal Ocho (Channel 8) – Springfield Spanish language station where Bumblebee Man works in The Simpsons
• Channel 3 (News 3) – Royal Woods, Michigan station in The Loud House
• Channel 4 Houston, Texas, where Melvin P. Thorpe launches his crusade against The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
• Channel 5 – Public access channel on Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Joband Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule. Located in Los Angeles, California, as seen in the Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job episode "Choices". Family Guy News station in Quahog, Rhode Island with anchors Tom Tucker, and Diane Simmons.
• Channel 6 
  • Los Angeles News/Sports station in the Nickelodeon sitcoms Sam & Cat and Victorious.
  • New York City station where April O'Neil worked in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
  • Springfield news station where Kent Brockman works in The Simpsons

• Channel 6 ½ – The setting for a series of comedic sketches in the Nickelodeon variety show All That.
• Channel 7 (7 News) – Philadelphia TV station in the 1996 film Up Close and Personal
• Channel 8
  • Minneapolis, Minnesota station in The Mary Tyler Moore Show episode WJM Tries Harder^[1]
  • San Francisco, California station where Danny Tanner and Rebecca Donaldson Katsopolis worked in Full House.^[2]
  • Local TV station where R.J. Fletcher worked in the 1989 film UHF^[3]
• Channel 9 (Westview 9) – Westview, New Jersey news station in the WandaVision episode Breaking the Fourth Wall.
• Channel 10 (Cable 10) – Aurora, Illinois station seen in the films Wayne's World (1992) & Wayne's World 2 (1993) as well as the Wayne's World comedic sketches on the NBC variety show Saturday Night Live
• Channel 11 (Tough 11) – Royal Woods, Michigan station in The Loud House
• Channel 54 (Cable 54) – Los Angeles, California station in the 1988 film They Live.
• Channel 84 – Local TV station on the animated sitcom King of the Hill. Located in the fictional city of Arlen, Texas. Is definitely not a Fox station, as Fox is blocked in the Hill family's house, and they still watch channel 84. The UHF band never went as high as 84, only as high as 83.
• KBEX-TV (in film)
  • Dawn of the Dead (as a Milwaukee TV station)^[4]
  • Moving Violation
  • Runaway
• KBEX-TV (in television)
  • Barnaby Jones^[5]
  • Brady Bunch^[6]
  • Cannon (in "Perfect Fit For A Frame")
  • Charlie's Angels (as TV and radio)^[7]
  • Columbo (Season 2, Episode 6)
  • Crazy Like a Fox (Channel 6, San Francisco)
  • Dante's Peak (Channel 5)
  • Emergency!
  • Here's Lucy (in "Milton Berle is the Life of the Party")
  • MacGyver (as TV and radio)
  • Mannix
  • Mission: Impossible
  • The Rockford Files (in "The No-Cut Contract")
  • Starsky & Hutch
  • The Streets of San Francisco (in "Flags of Terror")
  • $weepstake$ (Channel 6, Hollywood)^[8]
  • Walker, Texas Ranger^[9]
  • What's Happening!!^[10]
• KCSF (Channel 8), KLMV/ KTMV (Channel 6), KMAB (Channel 10) and KQSF (Channel 3) – San Francisco TV stations in Charmed
• KEVW3 (Channel 3) - Local TV station in the 1997 film Dante's Peak.
• KFLW-TV – seen in Die Hard
• KFPB (Channel 8) - is a Los Angeles television station in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
• KFUK (Phoenix, Arizona, Channel 7) – Used Cars
• KFVD (Odessa, Texas) – Heroes
• KGGY (Channel 8) – Denver, Colorado station in the 1991 Perry Mason TV movie The Case of the Ruthless Reporter
• KGIM
  • Boise, Idaho station in the 1976 film Network
  • Dallas, Texas station in Dallas (original TV series)
• KGOD (Channel 17, formerly KRUD) – The setting of the 1980 film Pray TV
• KIKA (Channel 13) – San Francisco TV station used in the Monk episode "Mr. Monk and the TV Star", first aired on January 30, 2004
• KLMN - a local TV station appeared in the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode "Don't Fool with a Phantom"
• KLVY (Channel 7) - is a television station in Henry Danger
• KNCW (Channel 3) – Los Angeles TV station in The Great Los Angeles Earthquake
• KNRG – Los Angeles TV station used in Alien Nation: The Enemy Within, first aired November 12, 1995
• KNSB – Los Angeles TV station used in Columbo episode "Candidate for a Crime", first aired on November 4, 1973
• KPOV – Seattle, Washington, mentioned on Frasier in the episode "Frasier's Curse", first aired on October 1, 1998
• KQRZ (Channel 4) – Los Angeles station on the TV show Adam-12 episode "Pickup", originally aired December 29, 1971
• KRKW – "Action News" station in The Stand (1994 TV mini-series)
• KSFF (channel 6) – in the Monk episode "Mr. Monk and the Man Who Shot Santa Claus"
• KSXP (Channel 2) – Sacramento, California station featured in the movie The Ugly Truth
• KTNS (Kansas City, Missouri) – Network
• KVKC (Channel 4) – Las Vegas, Nevada station which was featured in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode "Dead Air", originally aired January 16, 2013
• KVWN (Channel 4) – San Diego, California station featured in the 2004 film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
• KWAP (Channel 3) – Los Angeles, California station in the Remington Steele episode Steele in the News
• KWAT (Channel 8) – Seattle, Washington news station seen in the iCarly episodes iBelieve In Bigfoot, iFight Shelby Marx, and iRue the Day.
• KXIU - California station seen in the episode "Old Scrapmouth" of The Partridge Family.
• KXIW – Los Angeles station seen in several episodes of The Monkees (in some episodes as KXIU) and at least one episode of Gidget (both produced by Columbia Pictures' TV subsidiary Screen Gems)
• KXLA (Channel 3) — Los Angeles station in The China Syndrome. (A real station with these call letters exists in the Los Angeles market on channel 44
• KYPN (Channel 2) — A fictional news channel in the film Into the Storm
• KZRE (Channel 5) - Seattle, Washington station seen in Ghost Whisperer.
• Metro News 1 - a low-budget news station and recurrent location of How I Met Your Mother.
• TRS-TV (Channel 5) – television station seen in the "No Mercy" level of Left 4 Dead
• U62 (Channel 62) – The setting of the 1989 film UHF
• WBFL - Buffalo, New York station featured in Buffalo Bill (a real station with this callsign exists in Valdosta, Georgia)
• WBOR - Muncie, Indiana station in Garfield Goes Hollywood
• WCGG – Atlanta, Georgia station in the 1976 film Network
• WDCN (Channel 8)– Washington, D.C. station in Scary Movie 3
• WDHB – Kingston Falls station in the 1984 film Gremlins
• WEBG – Starling City station in Arrow; Gotham City station in Gotham
• WEBV - Seen in Castle Rock
• WGDM (Channel 8) - Boston station featured in Godmothered
• WGJZ – Washington, D.C. station in the NCIS episode House Rules
• WIDF (Channel 12) – New York City station in Godzilla
• WJM-TV (Channel 12) – Minneapolis, Minnesota station featured in The Mary Tyler Moore Show
• WKS
  • Columbus, Ohio PBS station where Steven Keaton worked in Family Ties
  • Minneapolis, Minnesota station in The Mary Tyler Moore Show episode Party Is Such Sweet Sorrow^[11]
  • Local TV station in the Mission: Impossible episode Takeover^[12]
• WLUK – station namedropped on the Missouri Lottery game show Fun & Fortune, stated as broadcasting from Luckytown (a real station with this callsign exists in Green Bay, Wisconsin)
• WMIA (9 News) – Mami, Florida station in the 1996 film Up Close and Personal
• WMNY (Channel 8) – New York City station in Spider-Man 3
• WNMZ (Channel 4) - Boston station in the Godmothered
• WNDY – the setting for the TV drama WIOU (a real station with this call-sign exists in Indianapolis, Indiana)
• WNKW 
  • Chicago, Illinois station seen in How I Met Your Mother
  • Gotham City station seen In some Batman stories; WNKW is the NBC affiliate for Gotham City
  • Washington, D.C. news station in Madam Secretary
• WOHN (Channel 8) – Lima, Ohio station seen in Glee
• WPBH (Channel 9) – the TV station in Pittsburgh that Bill Murray worked as a weatherman for in the movie Groundhog Day (1993)
• WPBS-TV (Channel 13) – New York City station in National Lampoon's "Precious Broadcasting Service", a parody of PBS (a real station with this callsign exists in Watertown, New York)
• WPIV
  • (Channel 3) – Charleston, South Carolina affiliate of the fictional RBS network in Special Bulletin; reference to WCIV, then the NBC affiliate in Charleston
  • (Channel 8) – Vermont TV station featured in Newhart
• WPIXL-TV – Pixley TV station seen and heard in Green Acres, co-owned with WPIXL radio
• WPLP - Milwaukee, Wisconsin station seen in A Whole New Ballgame
• WQHG (Channel 5) – Quahog, Rhode Island station in Family Guy
• WSVD
  • Grandview, New York station in Ghost Whisperer
  • (Channel 7)  – Boston station in Knowing
• WTRL (Channel 3) – New York City station seen in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and its sequel Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze
• WTTQ (Channel 10) – television station in Riverside in Left 4 Dead; its existence is revealed by a news van seen in the town
• WTVH Buffalo (Channel 5) – cross-town rival of WKBW-TV 7 Buffalo, New York in Bruce Almighty (2003) (a real station with this callsign and channel number exists in Syracuse, New York)
• WURG-TV (News 9) – Pittsburgh news station and main setting in the FOX sitcom Back to You
• WUSA – New Orleans TV station in the 1970 film WUSA (a real station with this callsign exists in Washington, D.C.)
• WXIU-TV – TV station seen in Close Encounters of the Third Kind and the TV series Hazel (in "Campaign Manager") and Bewitched (in "Remember the Main", s1/ep34 1965, and "A Very Special Delivery", s2/ep02) and Dennis the Menace (in "Dennis, the Campaign Manager" , S2 E15)
• WXT (Channel 10) – New York City station on the TV show Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "October Surprise", originally aired October 23, 2013
• WYN-TV (Channel 11) - Boston, Massachusetts station seen in Goodnight, Beantown
• WZAB (Channel 3) – Valdosta, Georgia station where reporter Cindy Swanson worked in the 1998 film Ernest in the Army
• WZDC-TV – TV station seen in Die Hard 2 (a real station with this callsign exists in Washington, D.C.)

United States networks[]

• √2 Television Network – Futurama
• AAN (All American Network) – Heroman
• ABS – F Is for Family
• ABX – Roseanne
• ACN (Atlantis Cable Network) – a fictional news channel on the American HBO drama television series The Newsroom
• Americana – a fictional TV network on which Daphne Blake's series Coast To Coast with Daphne Blake aired in the movie Scooby Doo on Zombie Island
• AMNN (AMN Network) – Doctor Who
• Animal World Channel (AWC) - a television channel that broadcasts animal-related shows seen in The Simpsons episode "Hardly Kirk-ing"
• BBN (Bikini Bottom News) – SpongeBob SquarePants
• Cartoon Central – a mashup of Cartoon Network and Comedy Central seen in the South Park episode "Death"
• CBC Network (Christian Broadcasting Channel) - a Christian television network seen in the South Park episode "Starvin' Marvin in Space"
• CCN (Clamp Cable Network) – Gremlins 2: The New Batch
• CDE (spoof of ABC) – The Muppets
• Channel 4 News - a popular news cable television network from South Park
• Channel 326 - a Pay-per-view sports channel featured in the iCarly two-part special episode iFight Shelby Marx
• CMGN (Carver Media Group Network) – a fictional cable news outlet operated by Bond villain Elliot Carver in the film Tomorrow Never Dies
• CNNBCBS (A division of ABC) – The Simpsons
• Country and Wenceslas - a country music channel seen in The Simpsons episode "I Won't Be Home for Christmas"
• CSC (Continental Sports Channel) – an ESPN-style cable sports channel on the sitcom Sports Night.
• CTN News – The Powerpuff Girls Movie
• DBC – Ultimate Spider-Man
• Dingo Channel - a Teen/Kids oriented network and a parody of Disney Channel in the iCarly episodes iBattle Chip, iTake on Dingo, and iToe Fat Cakes
• EBC (Emergency Broadcasting Channel) – used in the Johnny Test episode "JTV"; also used as the name for the channel that cable systems use to show EBS and weather alerts
• ƎNN (Eminem News Network) - a parody of CNN seen in the Eminem music video Without Me
• ESBN - a sports television network and a parody of ESPN seen in The Simpsons episode "22 for 30"
• ESPN 8 – a.k.a. "The Ocho" (DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story)
• Fashion Television (later renamed Fashion Buzz likely to reduce confusion with the actual Canadian series of the same name) – a cable channel featured in Ugly Betty
• Federal Broadcasting Network – The setting for the 1957 film Desk Set
• Ferb TV - Phineas and Ferb create a cable station which features many TV shows that parody real shows.
• Fright TV - The Loud House, it features Lucy's favorite show Vampires of Melancholia in the episode "Fandom Pains".
• FUX NEWS 5 – News station seen in "Teenagers from Uranus: Sloppy Seconds" (2006) and a parody of Fox News Channel.
• FXXX - a parody of FXX seen in The Simpsons episode Simpsorama
• FXXXXXX - a parody of FXX seen in The Simpsons special halloween-themed episode "Treehouse of Horror XXV"
• Galaxy Broadcasting System (GBS) – a television network in various Superman stories by DC Comics
• GNN
  • CNN-style news outlet in the 1996 TV movie Special Report: Journey to Mars
  • The setting of the 2013 film Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
  • Galaxy News Network, a fictional pre-Great War television station in the video game series Fallout
• Gotham News Network (GNN) – seen in Christopher Nolan Batman films Batman Begins and The Dark Night; a rival station is also seen in some scenes, GCN (Gotham City News)
• HBC – South Park
• HB News - a news channel seen in Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon
• HBOWTIME - a premium cable television network and a parody of HBO and Showtime seen in The Simpsons episode The Ten-Per-Cent Solution
• HBTV (Hanna-Barbera Television) - TV station seen in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo episode "For Letter or Worse".
• The Heartmark Channel - a TV channel that produces original films, appears in The Simpsons episode A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas and is a parody of Hallmark Channel
• HG Cooking Channel - a Cooking show channel seen in the iCarly episode iLost My Mind.
• Hip Hop Hosannas - a hip hop music channel seen in The Simpsons episode "I Won't Be Home for Christmas"
• IBC – Scrooged
• ICS – The Running Man
• Impulse Buying Network - a home shopping channel seen in The Simpsons episode Lady Bouvier's Lover
• Interstellar Network News – Babylon 5
• J&G Shopping Network - a home shopping channel seen in the South Park episodes Cash For Gold, A Scause For Applause, Hummels & Heroin and Basic Cable
• Kidnet - a kids' TV channel from Death to Smoochy
• The Kid-Tacular Kids Channel - a kids' TV channel from Codename: Kids Next Door episodes Operation: C.A.B.L.E.-T.V. and Operation: C.O.L.L.E.G.E.
• MBC – The Ratings Game
• MMN - a fictional cable news and the main setting of Great News
• NBS
  • Married With Children
  • Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
• Network 23 – Max Headroom
• NewsNet – cable network in The Second Civil War
• NNT Channel - a Cable TV network in Ghost Whisperer.
• NTV – a TV channel in the segment from Sesame Street; a parody of MTV
• Norwegian Death Metal Holiday Hymns - a channel that features death metal music from Norway seen in The Simpsons episode "I Won't Be Home for Christmas"
• PTV – Peter Griffin's TV network from a Family Guy episode of the same name
• Puppet Television Network - the main TV network from 2018 black comedy film The Happytime Murders
• Q-USA – pirate television station in the comic book American Flagg!
• Racing Sports Network – in Cars and Cars 3; a parody of Speed, Fox Sports, and ESPN
• RBS – Special Bulletin
• RBTV (Really Bad Television) - The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (film)
• Rerunland - a television channel seen in The Simpsons episode "The Girl Who Slept Too Little"
• Satellite News Network (SNN) - a fictitious cable TV news channel from Switching Channels
• SENN (Southeast News Network) - network on The Morning Show
• Sporty Penguin Entertainment Network (SPEN)  – Surf's Up
• Sunshine Network - a Christian television network from upcoming Filthy Rich TV series (a real network with this name existed until 2002)
• SSSN (Super Secret Spy Network) – Phineas and Ferb
• S-SPAN - an American pay television channel run by the federal government and a parody of C-SPAN seen in The Simpsons episode "Opposites A-Frack"
• Testosterone Network - a television channel exclusive for male audiences seen in The Simpsons episodes "Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade" and "I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot"
• The Comedy Cable Channel - a parody of Comedy Central seen in The Simpsons episode Clown in the Dumps
• The Chew Network - an American premium cable network about food seen in The Simpsons episode "'Cue Detective"
• The Learning Network - a parody of Discovery Channel and TLC seen in The Simpsons episode Frink Gets Testy
• The Vintage Network - a classic television network seen in the iCarly episode iToe Fat Cakes.
• The Warner Brothers Network - a parody of Warner Bros. and The WB Television Network seen in The Simpsons episode Lisa's Sax
• Top Hat Channel - an adult channel seen in The Simpsons episode "Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment"
• Tube Town - a TV channel specialized in reruns of classic sitcoms and a parody of TV Land seen in The Simpsons episode "Homer the Father"
• TVS (TVS Records) – a parody of CBS in the iCarly episode iCarly Saves TV.
• UBA - network that airs The Morning Show morning news program on The Morning Show
• UBC – The Barefoot Executive
• UBS – The setting of the Norman Lear sitcom America 2-Night; a parody of CBS
• UFO HD - an alien television channel seen in The Simpsons episode "The Man Who Came to Be Dinner"
• UIC Network – Archie Comics
• Union Broadcasting System (UBS) – The setting of the 1976 film Network
• VBC (Vice Broadcasting Channel) - used in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City; a parody of CBS.
• VBS (The Vice Broadcasting Service) - used in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City; a parody of NBC.
• Video Game Channel - an Esports network featured in the iCarly episode iStage An Intervention.
• Weazel News – a news channel in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V; a parody of Fox News
• WHiH World News - a recurring news network in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
  • The Incredible Hulk
  • Iron Man 2
  • Fury's Big Week
  • Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
  • Daredevil
  • WHIH Newsfront
  • Jessica Jones
  • Luke Cage
  • Iron Fist
  • The Punisher
  • Runaways
  • WandaVision
  • The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
  • Black Widow
• WNN 
  • Fictional news outlet in the 1998 film Apocalypse
  • CNN-style news network in .^[13]
  • Weather News Network  – Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
  • World News Network  – The Happening
• World Wide News – How I Met Your Mother
• XTZ TV – used in the Diana Ross music video Chain Reaction
• Yum! Network – A Food Network style channel in The Loud House
• ZNN – a CNN-style news network, first seen in the second season of JAG; ZNN also appears in Hawaii Five-0, NCIS, Seven Days, Blackout 2018 (Syfy) and Zootopia

United Kingdom[]

• Broken News
• Chanel 9 – a TV station from the fictional island dictatorship of Republicca featured in The Fast Show
• BNN – A fictional news station in the film Quantum Apocalypse
• DDC News – A parody of BBC News used in Diddy Movies, Diddy TV and the Danger Mouse reboot series
• Diddy TV (Channel 6597423) - Diddy Dick and Dom's very own TV station
• EBC1 – in Emu's Broadcasting Company, a children's TV show 1975–800
• GBBN - Hero Mask
• GBTV - a fictional news channel featured in The Core (a real online news channel existing in the United States).
• HHTV (Horrible Histories Television) - Horrible Histories
• KYTV – KYTV
• Network 7 – a fictional satellite network used for a groundbreaking Channel 4 youth news programme
• Network Six – a role-playing game with regional television areas^[14]
• Outer Hebrides Broadcasting Corporation – a small-scale TV station in the Outer Hebrides, whose programmes are all performed by a single person named Highlander Angus in a small hut; featured in Naked Video
• PPC TV (Channel 2 ½) - a TV station from Pinky and Perky
• Rutland Weekend Television – a 1970s sketch show written by Eric Idle; RWT was the United Kingdom's smallest television station for the country's smallest county
• Troutbridge TV – a television station in Portsmouth that was the setting for The TV Lark, effectively the fifth series of The Navy Lark
• UKN - a fictional news channel in Black Mirror
• VBBC – parody of BBC One and name parodying CBBC, seen in Phineas and Ferb
• W&G TV - Wallace and Gromit's World of Invention

Other countries[]

Antarctica[]

• Antarctica Television – spoof channel

Argentina[]

• Mega News – Los Exitosos Pells
• M Noticias – Los Exitosos Pells

Brazil[]

• TV Salt Cover – a parody of Rede Globo on YouTube
• Parker TV - a fictional cable network from 2014 Brazilian telenovela Now Generation
• TV Mundial - a fictional TV network in the 2017 Brazilian film Bingo: The King of the Mornings
• PopTV - a fictional TV network from 2019 Brazilian telenovela Verão 90 and a parody of MTV Brasil

Canada[]

• The Canada Channel – appears on the South Park episode "Eat, Pray, Queef"
• CIVIC-TV (Channel 83): in the film Videodrome, a Toronto UHF station, likely a reference to real station CITY-TV.
• CTLS (Channel 10)  – for the Canadian TV series E.N.G., the Toronto station where the characters work on the news program.
• Météo+ – Francophone cable weather channel based in Sudbury, Ontario, in the Canadian TV series Météo+
• SCTV – for Second City Television, the titular local television station, later network, in the fictional town of Melonville

France[]

• Kidz+ – a children's television network seen in Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir
• TVi – A fictional counterpart of TF1 in the series Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir
• VTF (Video Tele France) – seen in the 1980 film Superman II

Indonesia[]

• OKTV – a TV station based in Jakarta from sitcom OB (Office Boy)

International waters[]

• WRAB – off-shore TV station in the Matt Howarth graphic novel WRAB: Pirate Television

Italy[]

• TVR 24 – a TV channel in Rome seen in the 2003 film The Core

Japan[]

• ABG News - Futari wa Pretty Cure Episode 2.
• ANNN – Sailor Moon episode "Sailor V Makes the Scene. Enter Venus, the Last Sailor Guardian"
• BNN – Sailor Moon R episode "Defeat Rubeus: The Battle in Space"
• Ginga TV (銀河TV; Galaxy TV ) – Tokyo headquarters of Shadow Galactica in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars
• JBC – Noragami
• JWNN – Parasite Dolls
• KNN – Terror in Resonance
• KTV (Home of the Digital Puppet News Team) – seen in The Simpsons episode "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo"
• TVA – Sailor Moon episode "So You Want to Be a Superstar".
• TV Okutokyo – Keroro Gunso

Malaysia[]

• P-HD - a TV station based in Johor Bahru from Network 10 in Austraila.
• CH6 - a Islamic TV station based in Kota Kinabalu.

Mexico[]

• Global News – in the TV series Los Exitosos Perez
• RS News – in the TV series Los Exitosos Perez
• TVMX – La dictadura perfecta

Philippines[]

• ABC-ZNN - Equivalent of real-world television channel ABS-CBN, featured in the Filipino animated series Trese

Romania[]

• TVTV (Transylvanian Television) - used in the Count Duckula episode, "Prime-Time Duck".

Vietnam[]

• THFFFVN (Truyen Hinh Fun Fun Fun Viet Nam) – from episode 12 of STB comedy

Fictional or extinct places[]

Bedrock[]

• CNN (Cave News Network) - a stone age counterpart of CNN seen in the 1994 film The Flintstones

Boiling Isles[]

• BBN/HXN – The Owl House

Pangaea[]

• DNN (Dinosaur News Network) - a cable news network in the TV series Dinosaurs

See also[]

• List of fictional radio stations

References[]

External links[]