List of getTV affiliates

The following is a list of current and pending affiliates of getTV, a digital multicast television network owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment, focusing on classic television shows from the 1960s through the 2000s.

Current affiliates[]

City	Station^[1]	Virtual channel	Owner	Notes †
Nationwide[]
United States	Dish Network	373		National feed of network for satellite provider
United States	YouTubeTV	NA
Alabama[]
Birmingham	WUOA-LD	46.4	DTV America Corporation
Mobile-Pensacola- Fort Walton Beach	WFGX	35.2	Sinclair Broadcast Group
Arizona[]
Flagstaff	KFPH-DT	13.3	TelevisaUnivision
Green Valley (Tucson)	KUVE-DT	46.3
Phoenix	KFPH-DT	35.3
California[]
Fresno	KFTV-DT	21.2	TelevisaUnivision
Fresno	KTFF-LD	41.2		Simulcast of KFTV-DT 21.2
Los Angeles	KFTR-DT	46.2
Sacramento	KTFK-DT	64.3
San Francisco- Oakland-San Jose	KRON-TV	4.3	Nexstar Media Group	replaced Antenna TV on May 1, 2016
San Marcos (San Diego)	KSKT-CD	43.2	INNOVATE Corp.	February 23, 2020
Colorado[]
Denver	KTFD-DT	14.3	Entravision Communications
Connecticut[]
Hartford/New Haven	WRNT-LD	32.2	INNOVATE Corp. (HC2 Station Group LLC)
Hartford/New Haven	WTIC-TV	61.3	Tegna Inc.
District of Columbia[]
Washington	WFDC-DT	14.2	TelevisaUnivision (operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Florida[]
Fort Myers-Naples	WGPS-LD	22.2	WGPS of Southwest Florida, LLC	Replaced DrTV December 2015
Hollywood (Miami)	WAMI-DT	69.3	TelevisaUnivision
Jacksonville	WCWJ	17.4	Graham Media Group	Formerly on WTEV-TV/WJAX-TV from 2014 to 2020
Orlando	WOTF-DT	43.2	TelevisaUnivision (operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Tampa-St. Petersburg	WVEA-TV	50.3
Georgia[]
Atlanta	WUVG-DT	34.3	TelevisaUnivision
Hawaii[]
Honolulu	KHON-TV	2.3	Nexstar Media Group
Idaho[]
Boise	KBSE-LD	33.2	Cocola Broadcasting
Illinois[]
Bloomington	WYZZ-TV	43.2	Nexstar Media Group
Joliet (Chicago)	WGBO-DT	66.3	TelevisaUnivision
Indiana[]
Fort Wayne	WFWC-CD	45.2	Tran Star
Indianapolis	WISH-TV	8.2	Circle City Broadcasting
Lafayette	WLFI-TV	18.2	Allen Media Broadcasting
Iowa[]
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo- Dubuque-Iowa City	KGAN	2.3	Sinclair Broadcast Group	Moved from 2.2 in January 2021 when Fox moved from KFXA to KGAN
Kansas[]
Topeka	KAJF-LD	21.2	INNOVATE Corp.
Wichita	KFVT-LD	34.2	INNOVATE Corp.
Kentucky[]
Louisville	WBNA	21.2	Evangel World Prayer Center
Louisiana[]
Baton Rouge		47.2	INNOVATE Corp.	February 2021
Lafayette	KDCG-CD	22.2	Delta Media Corporation/Wilderness Communications	March 16, 2021 after the networks were dropped off KLFY-TV's DT2
New Orleans	WWL-TV	4.5	Tegna Inc.	Launched Oct. 8, 2021
Maryland[]
Baltimore	WQAW-LD	69.2	INNOVATE Corp.
Massachusetts[]
Marlborough (Boston)	WUNI	66.3	TelevisaUnivision
Michigan[]
Detroit	WHNE-LD	3.2	Tait Broadcasting	Launched October 7, 2018
Flint	W35DQ-D	24.4	DTV America Corp	Formerly on WSMH and WLNS
Grand Rapids	WOTV	41.2	Nexstar Media Group
Minnesota[]
Minneapolis	KJNK-LD	25.6	INNOVATE Corp.	Formerly on WUCW 23.4 from 2014 - 2017
Missouri[]
St. Louis	KSDK	5.2	Tegna, Inc.	Formerly on KDNL 30.2 from 2014 - 2017.
New Jersey[]
Newark (New York City)	WFUT-DT	68.3	TelevisaUnivision
Wildwood (Atlantic City)	WMGM-TV	40.2	TelevisaUnivision
New Mexico[]
Albuquerque	KASY-TV	50.3	Nexstar Media Group	Launched January 18, 2017
New York[]
Albany	WTEN	10.2	Nexstar Media Group	Launched February 1, 2016
Buffalo	WNYO-TV	49.2	Sinclair Broadcast Group
Smithtown (New York City)	WFTY-DT	67.3	TelevisaUnivision	Operates as a satellite of WFUT-DT
North Carolina[]
Greensboro-Winston-Salem- High Point	WMYV	48.2	Sinclair Broadcast Group
Kannapolis-Charlotte	WAXN-TV	64.2	Cox Media Group
Raleigh-Durham- Fayetteville	WUVC-DT	40.4	TelevisaUnivision
North Dakota[]
Valley City-Fargo	KRDK-TV	4.10	Major Market Broadcasting
Ohio[]
Cleveland	WQHS-DT	61.3	TelevisaUnivision
Youngstown	WYFX-LD	32.6	Nexstar Media Group
Oklahoma[]
Oklahoma City	KOCO-TV	5.6
Oklahoma City	KBZC-LD	42.4	DTV America
Tulsa	KGEB	53.6	Oral Roberts University
Oregon[]
Portland	KOIN	6.2	Nexstar Media Group
Pennsylvania[]
Harrisburg	WHTM-TV	27.3	Nexstar Media Group
Philadelphia	WFPA-CD	28.2	TelevisaUnivision
Pittsburgh	WPTG-CD	69.2	Local media TV
Puerto Rico[]
Vieques (San Juan)	W33ED-D	34.1	TV Red de Puerto Rico, Inc.
South Carolina[]
Columbia	WOLO-TV	25.7	Bahakel Communications
Tennessee[]
Nashville	WUXP	30.2	Sinclair Broadcast Group	Launched June 28, 2014
Texas[]
Amarillo	KAUO-LD	15.2	HC2 Broadcasting
Austin / Killeen-Waco	KAKW-DT	62.3	TelevisaUnivision
Dallas-Fort Worth	KDFW	4.4	Fox Television Stations
Dallas-Fort Worth	KSTR-DT	49.2	TelevisaUnivision
Houston	KFTH-DT	67.2	TelevisaUnivision
Lubbock	KNKC-LD	29.3	TelevisaUnivision
San Antonio	KWEX-DT	41.2	HC2 Broadcasting	Launched February 3, 2014
Utah[]
Salt Lake City	KUTH-DT	32.3	TelevisaUnivision (operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Virginia[]
Norfolk	WAVY-TV	10.3	Nexstar Media Group
Roanoke	WSLS-TV	10.2	Graham Media Group	Launched February 1, 2016
Richmond	WRIC-TV	8.3	Nexstar Media Group	Launched February 2, 2016
Washington[]
Spokane	KREM	2.6	Tegna Inc.	Launched
Wisconsin[]
Madison	WZCK-LD	8.2	DTV America Corporation
Milwaukee	WIWN	68.4	INNOVATE Corp.

Former affiliates[]

City	Station	Virtual channel	Years of affiliation	Owner	Notes
Kentucky[]
Danville	WDKY-TV	56.2	2014-2016	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Comet
Paducah	WDKA	49.2/49.4	2014-2018	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Charge! and Stadium
Louisiana[]
Baton Rouge	WLFT-CD	30.3	2014-2017	Touch Family Broadcasting	Replaced by HSN, then NewsNet, now Antenna TV
Maryland[]
Baltimore	WUTB	24.4	2015-2017	Deerfield Media
Baltimore	WNUV	54.2	2014-2015	Cunningham Broadcasting	Replaced by Antenna TV
Michigan[]
Detroit	WADL	38.3	2015-2018	Adell Broadcasting Corporation	Replaced by Quest
Flint	WSMH	66.2	2014-2015	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Antenna TV
Lansing	WLNS	6.2	2016-2018	Nexstar Media Group
Saginaw	WFKB-LD	38.4	2019-2020	HC2 Holdings	Station off the air
Missouri[]
Jefferson City	KRCG	13.4	2015-2017	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by TBD
New Mexico[]
Albuquerque	KRQE	13.2	2016-2017	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Fox
Albuquerque	KUPT-LD	16.1	2014-2015	Ramar Communications	Replaced by Movies!
New York[]
Smithtown	WFTY-DT	67.4	2014-2019	Univision Communications	Replaced by Grit
Syracuse	WSYT	43.2	2014-2021	Cox Media Group (Bristlecone Broadcasting LLC)	Replaced by Dabl
Ohio[]
Cincinnati	WSTR-TV	64.2	2014-2017	Deerfield Media	Replaced by Antenna TV
Dayton	WKEF	22.2	2014-2016	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Fox
Oklahoma[]
Oklahoma City	KOCB	34.2	2014-2017	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by TBD
Tulsa	KMYT-TV	41.2	2014-2020	Cox Media Group	Replaced by Cozi TV
Tulsa	KGEB	53.6	2020	Oral Roberts University
Rhode Island[]
Providence	WPRI	12.4	2014-February 2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Dabl
South Carolina[]
Greenville	WYCW	62.3	2016-2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by True Crime Network
Tennessee[]
Knoxville	WATE	6.2	2016-2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Antenna TV
Texas[]
Amarillo	KVII-TV	7.3	2014-2016	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Comet
Amarillo	KLKW-LD	22.2	2015-2016	HC2 Holdings	Replaced by Azteca América
Washington[]
Seattle	KIRO-TV	7.2	2014-2020	Cox Media Group	Replaced by Cozi TV
West Virginia[]
Charleston	WCHS-TV	8.4	2016-2017	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by TBD

References[]

^ "Stations for Network - GetTV". RabbitEars.info. Network List. Retrieved April 24, 2013.

External links[]

www.get.tv/get-the-channel – Official list of GetTV affiliates (includes information on cable channel placements)

[re-1] "Stations for Network - GetTV". RabbitEars.info. Network List. Retrieved April 24, 2013.

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