1995 in American television

The following is a list of events affecting American television during 1995. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, cancellations, and channel initiations, closures and rebrandings, as well as information about controversies and disputes.

Events

DateEvent
January 1 The History Channel is launched.
January 2 The 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment continues in two major markets: as a by-product of an affiliation deal between ABC and The E.W. Scripps Company, and a related deal between CBS and Westinghouse Broadcasting, Westinghouse-owned WBZ-TV channel 4 in Boston, Massachusetts switches from NBC to CBS, while NBC aligns with former CBS affiliate WHDH (which will remain affiliated with the network until New Year's Eve 2016). In Baltimore, CBS switches affiliations to Westinghouse-owned WJZ-TV channel 13 after 46 years as an ABC affiliate, while ABC joins Scripps-owned WMAR channel 2 and NBC reunites with WBAL-TV channel 11 after 13 years as a CBS affiliate. Later that year, Westinghouse acquires CBS, making both WBZ-TV and WJZ-TV CBS owned-and-operated stations.
January 5 All My Children celebrates its 25th anniversary and broadcasts a prime-time special on ABC.
January 11 The WB Television Network launches. Among the programs offered are three family situation comedies: The Wayans Bros., The Parent 'Hood, and Cleghorne!, starring former Saturday Night Live cast member Ellen Cleghorne. While The Wayans Bros. and The Parent Hood both last five seasons, Cleghorne! fails to survive its first season.
January 16 The United Paramount Network (UPN) launches, with a 2-hour premiere of Star Trek: Voyager.
The 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment continues in the Flint/Tri-Cities, Michigan market, as NBC affiliate WNEM-TV in Bay City and CBS affiliate WEYI-TV in Saginaw swap affiliations. The move is deemed necessary by CBS to restore coverage in areas underserved by its then-new affiliate WGPR in adjacent Detroit, since WNEM-TV's signal is stronger than that of WEYI-TV.
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys debuts in syndication, starring Kevin Sorbo as "Hercules" and Michael Hurst as "Iolaus".
January 24 Live broadcasts of the O. J. Simpson trial begin; as a result, many network soap operas are partially pre-empted, more or less, for nine months.
January 27 The Golf Channel, a TV channel dedicated to the sport of golf, launches.
February 1 Classic Sports Network (now known as ESPN Classic) launches.
February 2 Seinfeld broadcasts its 100th episode on NBC.
February 20 What a Cartoon! launches on Cartoon Network as "World Premiere Toons" with the first short being "Changes", a pilot for Dexter's Laboratory. The show becomes a massive success and will prove to launch the careers of many prominent animators such as Butch Hartman, Craig McCracken, and Seth MacFarlane.
March 5 Deborah Norville begins assuming her duties as host of Inside Edition.
March 6 On an episode of The Jenny Jones Show entitled "Same-Sex Crushes", Scott Amedure reveals a crush on his heterosexual friend Jonathan Schmitz. Schmitz will kill Amedure several days after the show airs in syndication.
March 13 The 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment continues in Seattle-Tacoma, as Gaylord Broadcasting-owned KSTW joins CBS for the third time while former CBS affiliate KIRO-TV joins the UPN network.
April 12 Drew Barrymore appears on CBS's Late Show with David Letterman. In honor of Letterman's birthday, guest Barrymore dances on his desk and flashes him "on-air".
April 18 Rox becomes the first television series distributed via internet.[1][2][3]
May 9 CBS broadcasts Deadline for Murder: From the Files of Edna Buchanan, starring Elizabeth Montgomery. This turned out to be Montomgery's final live-action acting role (her final acting role in general was in a voice-over role on Batman: The Animated Series) as she would die nine days later.
May 12 As the World Turns broadcasts its milestone 10,000th episode on CBS.
May 24 ABC announces that an episode of the soap opera All My Children was deleted from broadcasting due to the then-recent Oklahoma City bombing; in the story, villainess Janet Green was supposed to explode the church in which her ex Trevor Dillon was to marry her rival Laurel Banning.
July 1 After being purchased by New World Communications from Argyle Television, three additional stations switch to Fox as part of the 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment: KDFW (channel 4) in Dallas-Ft. Worth, KTBC (channel 7) in Austin, Texas and KTVI (channel 2) in St. Louis. KDFW and KTBC both defect from CBS, while KTVI leaves ABC. Independent station KTVT (channel 11) in Dallas takes the CBS affiliation in that area through an affiliation deal between the network and Gaylord Broadcasting (owners of KTVT); in Austin, former Fox affiliate KBVO (channel 42) swaps affiliations with KTBC and changes its calls to KEYE; and in St. Louis, KDNL (channel 30) swaps its Fox affiliation with KTVI and joins ABC. Former Fox-owned station KDAF-TV (channel 33) joins The WB, taking that affiliation from KXTX-TV (channel 39) due to a temporary arrangement in which KXTX would carry WB programming, until such time Fox was cleared to move to channel 4. KXTX-TV then becomes an independent station.
Outdoor Life Network is launched.
July 24 WFMZ-TV initiates their very first daytime Berks Edition at 5:30 pm and the First Nighttime Newscast at 10:30 pm, covering the entire Berks County and all across the Lehigh Valley of Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey.
July 31 The Walt Disney Company announces that it will purchase ABC and ESPN; the deal is finalized during January 1996.
August 21 As a result of the 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment, longtime NBC affiliate WLUK-TV in Green Bay becomes the first of four "Big three" affiliates that SF Broadcasting (a joint venture of Savoy Communications and Fox Broadcasting) has purchased from Burnham Broadcasting to switch its affiliation to Fox. NBC eventually aligns with former Fox affiliate WGBA-TV. Two more NBC-affiliated stations (WALA-TV in Mobile, Alabama, and KHON-TV in Honolulu), along with ABC affiliate WVUE in New Orleans switch their affiliations to Fox on January 1, 1996. NBC again swaps affiliations with the former Fox affiliates in Mobile and Honolulu (WPMI and KHNL respectively), while ABC joins WB affiliate WGNO and former Fox affiliate WNOL joins The WB.
August 22 Larry Hagman, former main actor of Dallas and I Dream of Jeannie, undergoes a liver transplant.
September 4 Xena: Warrior Princess debuts in syndication, featuring Lucy Lawless as "Xena" and Renee O'Connor as "Gabrielle".
September 5 Alan Kalter becomes the second announcer of the Late Show with David Letterman replacing Bill Wendell.
September 6 In front of a nationwide audience watching on ESPN and on HTS in the Baltimore market, Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. surpasses New York Yankees legend Lou Gehrig on Major League Baseball's list for most consecutive games played.
September 8 The 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment continues when longtime ABC affiliate WGHP-TV (channel 8) in High Point, North Carolina is sold directly to Fox (acquired via New World Communications from Citicasters, along with WBRC-TV in Birmingham, Alabama due to ownership conflicts) and as a result, becomes a Fox-owned station. Former Fox affiliates WNRW-TV (channel 45)/WGGT-TV (channel 48, now MyNetworkTV affiliate WMYV-TV) assume the ABC affiliation, and WNRW-TV changes its callsign to WXLV-TV to reflect the new affiliation. Both stations retain a secondary UPN affiliation until WGGT-TV leaves its WXLV-TV simulcast to become a full-time UPN affiliate the next year.
September 9 Kids' WB debuts on The WB, anchored by Animaniacs, which transfers over from Fox's children's programming block, Fox Kids. It debuted on Fox Kids 2 years before.
September 10 A major compensation deal between NBC and CBS after the Westinghouse-Group W/CBS deal as a result of the 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment becomes effective: two NBC O&O's (KCNC-TV in Denver and KUTV-TV in Salt Lake City) and the network's Philadelphia affiliate KYW-TV become CBS-affiliated stations (and quickly after that CBS-owned stations after Westinghouse merged with CBS), while former CBS affiliate KSL-TV in Salt Lake City joins NBC and CBS O&O WCAU in Philadelphia becomes an NBC-owned station. Meanwhile in Miami, CBS-owned WCIX (channel 6) and NBC-owned WTVJ (channel 4) swap channel positions, with WCIX becoming WFOR-TV as a result of the change. Two related swaps also occur in Denver, as former ABC affiliate KUSA-TV joins NBC, and former CBS affiliate KMGH-TV switches to ABC as a result of an affiliation deal between the network and McGraw-Hill, KMGH's owners.
The 47th Primetime Emmy Awards are aired on Fox.
CBS acquires ABC affiliate WPRI-TV from Narragansett Television and swaps affiliations with WLNE-TV, thus reversing a swap that took place in 1977.
UPN Kids launches on UPN, featuring two new series, Space Strikers and Teknoman.
September 11 Sailor Moon premieres in the United States for the first time.
September 17 Part 2 of "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" serves as the season 7 premiere of The Simpsons on Fox. An America's Most Wanted special, "Springfield's Most Wanted", precedes the episode.
October 2 In Major League Baseball's first "do or die" tie-breaker game since 1980, the Seattle Mariners defeat the California Angels 9–1 to clinch the American League West title and their first ever postseason berth. The game is nationally televised on ESPN with Jon Miller and Joe Morgan on the call.
October 3 More than 150 million people tune in to watch the verdict in the O.J. Simpson murder trial, which ends with Simpson being found not guilty of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. The verdict is met with both praise and criticism.
October 18 In the Michiana region of Indiana, Elkhart-based ABC affiliate WSJV swaps affiliations with South Bend-based Fox affiliate W58BT (which will become WBND-LP by the end of the year). The rush for W58BT to switch to ABC (at the insistence of network executives, who didn't want to wait for W58BT to sign-on a new transmitter) causes a partial transmitter failure, which is fixed within a few days.[4][5]
October 21 ABC and NBC begin their unprecedented shared coverage of the World Series through their soon to be concluding revenue sharing joint-venture with Major League Baseball called The Baseball Network. ABC, who last broadcast a World Series in 1989 airs Games 1, 4, and 5 (with Al Michaels, Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver on the call) while NBC, who last broadcast a World Series in 1988, airs Games 2, 3 and the decisive Game 6 (with Bob Costas, Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker on the call). (A seventh game, if necessary, would have been televised by ABC.) While NBC will continue to hold some MLB rights for the next few years, Game 5 on October 26 proves to be to date, the last Major League Baseball game to be broadcast by ABC.
October 28 In Toledo, Ohio, NBC affiliate WTVG swaps affiliations with ABC affiliate WNWO and becomes an ABC owned-and-operated station.
November 13 ABC's 30-minute soap opera Loving (1983–1995) is turned into The City.
November 18 Will Ferrell, Cheri Oteri, and Darrell Hammond join the cast of NBC's Saturday Night Live.
November 20 On ABC, One Life to Live broadcasts its 7,000th episode and debuts a new opening sequence.
ROX and Computer Chronicles are broadcast via the Internet—these are the first Internet broadcasts in the history of television.
December 1 The 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment continues as WHBQ-TV (channel 13) in Memphis, Tennessee ends its ABC affiliation after 45 years. WHBQ-TV is acquired by Fox Television Stations from Communications Corporation of America and joins Fox, while former Fox affiliate WPTY-TV (channel 24) joins ABC.
December 11 On NBC, The Today Show becomes the highest-rated morning news program (and would remain so until 2012).
December 29 CNNfn, a financial news network from CNN, launches.
Robert MacNeil anchors The MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour on PBS for the last time.

Programs

Programs debuting in 1995

Date Show Network
January 1 Modern Marvels The History Channel
Taxicab Confessions HBO
January 2 Cybill CBS
The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show Syndication
January 4 Washington Journal C-SPAN
Double Rush CBS
Women of the House
January 8 House of Buggin' Fox
January 9 A Whole New Ballgame ABC
The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder CBS
January 11 Muscle The WB
Unhappily Ever After
The Wayans Bros.
January 15 Get Smart Fox
January 16 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Syndication
Vanishing Son
The Puzzle Place PBS
Star Trek: Voyager UPN
January 17 Marker
The Watcher
Golf Central Golf Channel
January 18 The Parent 'Hood The WB
January 23 Pig Sty UPN
Platypus Man
January 26 Pointman PTEN
January 29 Extreme ABC
January 31 The Marshal
February 6 Kids Say the Darndest Things CBS
February 20 What a Cartoon! (World Premiere Toons) Cartoon Network
March 4 NHL 2Night ESPN2
March 5 The Great Defender Fox
March 8 The George Wendt Show CBS
March 10 VR.5 Fox
March 11 The Office CBS
March 13 Medicine Ball Fox
March 14 Under One Roof CBS
March 21 NewsRadio NBC
Pride & Joy
March 22 Sliders Fox
March 23 Skeleton Warriors CBS
March 26 Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child HBO
The Outer Limits Showtime
March 31 The Wright Verdicts CBS
April 1 Amazing Grace NBC
April 2 Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel HBO
April 8 The Maxx MTV
April 10 In the House NBC
April 14 Colby's Clubhouse TBN
April 18 Legend UPN
May 27 Bringing up Jack ABC
May 28 Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist Comedy Central
My Wildest Dreams Fox
June 5 Singled Out MTV
July 12 20th Century with Mike Wallace A&E
July 19 Road Rules MTV
August 7 Squawk Box CNBC
August 8 Aeon Flux MTV
August 23 Kirk The WB
August 28 Sailor Moon Syndication
Nowhere Man UPN
August 29 Live Shot
August 31 The Crew Fox
September 2 Wild About Animals Syndication
September 4 Bananas in Pyjamas
WCW Monday Nitro TNT
September 5 Deadly Games UPN
September 6 Carnie! Syndication
September 9 Earthworm Jim Kids' WB
Freakazoid!
Pinky and the Brain
The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
The Preston Episodes Fox
September 10 Cleghorne! The WB
First Time Out
Simon
Space Strikers UPN Kids
Teknoman
September 11 Danny! Syndication
Day & Date
Gabrielle
LAPD: Life on the Beat
Lauren Hutton and...
The Mark Walberg Show
Tempestt
Ned & Stacey Fox
Partners
September 12 The Monroes ABC
A Nightmare on Elm Street Nickelodeon
September 13 Central Park West CBS
Courthouse
The Drew Carey Show ABC
The Naked Truth
September 15 Maybe This Time
Strange Luck Fox
The Stephanie Miller Show Syndication
Xena: Warrior Princess
The Bonnie Hunt Show CBS
September 16 Santo Bugito
The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat
Masked Rider Fox Kids
Brotherly Love NBC
Minor Adjustments
Night Stand with Dick Dietrick Syndication
U.S. Customs: Classified
September 17 Almost Perfect CBS
The Client
September 18 Can't Hurry Love
George & Alana Syndication
September 19 Hudson Street ABC
September 20 Bless This House CBS
September 21 Charlie Grace ABC
Murder One
Caroline in the City NBC
The Single Guy
September 22 The Pursuit of Happiness
American Gothic CBS
Dweebs
September 23 8-Track Flashback VH1
JAG NBC
September 24 Space: Above and Beyond Fox
September 25 One West Waikiki Syndication
Timon & Pumbaa Syndication and CBS
September 28 New York News CBS
October 1 Misery Loves Company Fox
Too Something
October 2 Flipper Syndication
Family Challenge Family Channel
Wild Animal Games
October 9 Wishbone PBS
October 14 Mad TV Fox
The Adventures of Hyperman CBS
October 16 Littlest Pet Shop Syndication
October 21 Street Fighter: The Animated Series USA Network
October 22 The Little Lulu Show HBO
October 27 Goosebumps Fox Kids
October 28 Dumb and Dumber ABC
October 30 High Society CBS
November 3 Mr. Show with Bob and David HBO
November 6 Little Bear Nick Jr.
November 11 The Little Lulu Show HBO
November 13 The City ABC
Exit 57 Comedy Central
December 3 What's So Funny? Fox
December 9 Ace Ventura: Pet Detective CBS

Programs returning in 1995

ShowLast airedPrevious networkNew titleReturning
Square One TV 1992 PTV Square One TV Math Talk Unknown

Programs ending in 1995

Date Show Debut
January 6 SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron 1993
January 21 Wild C.A.T.s 1994
January 26 My So-Called Life
January 27 The New Price is Right
January 28 The Boys Are Back
February 1 Hearts Afire 1992
Love & War
February 2 My Brother and Me 1994
February 13 Ghostwriter 1992
February 19 Get Smart 1995
February 28 Me and the Boys 1994
March 3 M.A.N.T.I.S.
March 6 Models Inc.
March 12 The Brothers Grunt
March 15 All-American Girl
March 25 The 5 Mrs. Buchanans
March 27 The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show 1995
April 4 On Our Own 1994
April 12 The Cosby Mysteries
April 29 Empty Nest 1988
May 7 Matlock 1986
May 11 Muscle 1995
May 12 VR.5
May 15 Pig Sty
2 Stupid Dogs 1993
May 16 In the Heat of the Night 1988
May 20 Star Search 1983
May 21 Sirens 1993
May 22 Blossom 1991
Taz-Mania
The Critic 1994
May 23 Full House 1987
May 28 Tiny Toon Adventures 1990
June 7 The Watcher 1995
June 10 The Mommies 1993
June 14 Earth 2 1994
June 19 The Maxx 1995
June 23 The Jon Stewart Show 1993
June 30 Eureeka's Castle 1989
Love Connection 1983
July 1 The State 1993
July 10 Platypus Man 1995
July 26 Northern Exposure 1990
August 15 Marker 1995
August 17 Yo! MTV Raps 1988
August 27 WWF Wrestling Challenge 1986
September 2 Name Your Adventure 1992
September 8 Family Feud (returned in 1999) 1976
September 15 Batman: The Animated Series 1992
October 13 Quicksilver 1994
October 19 Charlie Grace 1995
The Monroes
November 9 Dweebs
November 10 Loving 1983
November 15 Courthouse 1995
November 25 Aladdin 1994
December 9 The Baby Huey Show
December 16 The Ren & Stimpy Show 1991
December 17 First Time Out 1995
December 22 Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? 1991
December 25 The Marshal 1995

Entering syndication in 1995

ShowSeasonsIn ProductionSource
America's Funniest Home Videos6Yes[6]
America's Most Wanted7Yes[7]
Beyond Reality2No[8]
Blossom5No[9]
Dinosaurs4No[9]
The Hitchhiker6No[8]
Home Improvement4Yes[10]
Melrose Place4Yes
Seinfeld6Yes[11]
Step by Step4Yes[12]
Tales from the Crypt6Yes[13]

Programs changing networks in 1995

Show Moved from Moved to
Animaniacs Fox Kids Kids' WB
The Busy World of Richard Scarry Showtime Nick Jr.
G-Force: Guardians of Space TBS Cartoon Network
Madeline The Family Channel ABC
TV Nation NBC Fox
The Critic ABC
Sister, Sister The WB

Made-for-TV movies and miniseries

Premiere date Title Channel
April 3 Danielle Steel's Vanished NBC
May 14 The Langoliers ABC
September 17 Danielle Steel's Zoya NBC
October 29 Degree of Guilt

Television stations

Station launches

DateMarketStationChannelAffiliation
March 1Macon, GeorgiaWPGA-TV58Fox
April 3Boston, MassachusettsW32AY32Telemundo
Hartford-New Haven, ConnecticutWTVU59The WB
June 1New Orleans, LouisianaWUPL54UPN
June 5Littleton, New HampshireWMUR-LP29Fox
June 10Omaha, NebraskaKXVO15The WB
August 12Bluefield-Beckley, West VirginiaWVGV-TV59
August 13Cedar Rapids, IowaKFXA28Fox
August 28Bangor, MaineWBGR-LP33The WB
September 1Concord, New HampshireWNBU21Independent
September 3Laredo, TexasXHFTX57Fox
September 7Raleigh, North CarolinaWRAZ50The WB
September 22Phoenix, ArizonaKASW61
October 6Albuquerque/Santa Fe, New MexicoKASY-TV50UPN/The WB
November 20Guam/SaipanKUAM-LP20CBS
November 29Nashville, TennesseeWNAB58The WB

Stations changing network affiliation

MarketDateStationChannelPrior affiliationNew affiliation
Atlanta, GeorgiaJanuary 11WATL36IndependentThe WB
January 16WVEU69UPN
Austin, TexasJanuary 11KNVA54IndependentThe WB
July 1KTBC7CBSFox
KBVO-TV42FoxCBS
Baltimore, MarylandJanuary 2WMAR-TV2NBCABC
WBAL-TV11CBSNBC
WJZ-TV13ABCCBS
January 11W61BT61IndependentThe WB
January 16WNUV54UPN
Burlington, Vermont
(Plattsburgh, New York)		January 11W39AS39IndependentThe WB
January 16W27BI27UPN
Boston, MassachusettsJanuary 2WBZ-TV4NBCCBS
WHDH7CBSNBC
January 11WLVI56IndependentThe WB
January 16WSBK-TV38UPN
Charlotte, North Carolina
(Rock Hill, South Carolina)		January 11WFVT-TV55IndependentThe WB
January 16WJZY46UPN
Chicago, Illinois
(Gary, Indiana)		January 1WGBO-TV66IndependentUnivision
January 11WGN-TV9The WB
January 16WPWR-TV50UPN
Cincinnati, OhioJanuary 11W25AI25IndependentThe WB
January 16WSTR-TV64UPN
Cleveland, OhioJanuary 16WUAB43IndependentUPN/The WB
Columbus, OhioJanuary 11WWHO53IndependentThe WB
Dallas/Fort Worth, TexasJanuary 11KXTX-TV39IndependentThe WB
January 16KTXA21UPN
July 1KDFW4CBSFox
KTVT11IndependentCBS
KDAF33FoxThe WB
KXTX-TV39The WBIndependent
Dayton, OhioJanuary 11W51CJ51IndependentThe WB
Denver, ColoradoJanuary 11KWGN-TV2IndependentThe WB
January 16KTVD20UPN
September 10KCNC-TV4NBCCBS
KMGH-TV7CBSABC
KUSA9ABCNBC
Detroit, MichiganJanuary 11WXON20IndependentThe WB
January 16WKBD-TV50UPN
Dubuque, IowaAugust 13KFXB-TV40ABCFox
Elmira, New YorkJanuary 16WYDC48IndependentUPN
Eugene-Roseburg, OregonJanuary 11KROZ36IndependentThe WB
January 16K25AS25UPN
Evansville, IndianaJanuary 16W52AZ52IndependentUPN
December 2WTVW7ABCFox
WEHT25CBSABC
WEVV-TV44FoxCBS
Flint-Saginaw, MichiganJanuary 16WNEM-TV5NBCCBS
WEYI-TV25CBSNBC
Green Bay/Appleton, WisconsinJanuary 16WXGZ-TV32IndependentUPN
August 28WLUK-TV11NBCFox
WGBA-TV26FoxNBC
Greensboro/Winston-Salem, North CarolinaSeptember 3WGHP8ABCFox
WXLV-TV
WGGT-TV		45
48		FoxABC
Greenville/Spartanburg, South CarolinaSeptember 3WFBC-TV40ABCIndependent
Hagerstown, Maryland
(Chambersburg, Pennsylvania)		January 11WJAL68IndependentThe WB
Harrisburg-Lancaster, PennsylvaniaDecember 16WLYH-TV15CBSUPN
Hartford-New Haven, ConnecticutApril 3WTXX20IndependentUPN
Houston, TexasJanuary 16KTXH20IndependentUPN
September 20KHTV39The WB
Indianapolis-Kokomo, IndianaJanuary 11WNDY-TV23IndependentThe WB
January 16WTTV/WTTK4/29UPN
Jackson, TennesseeDecember 1WMTU16FoxUPN
Jacksonville, FloridaJanuary 11WBSG-TV21IndependentThe WB
January 16WNFT47UPN
Kansas City, MissouriJanuary 16KSMO-TV62IndependentUPN
Los Angeles, CaliforniaJanuary 11KTLA5IndependentThe WB
January 16KCOP-TV13UPN
Louisville, Kentucky
(Salem, Indiana)		January 11WBNA21IndependentThe WB
January 16WFTE58UPN
Macon, GeorgiaJanuary 16WGNM45IndependentUPN
Memphis, TennesseeJanuary 16WLMT30IndependentUPN
December 1WHBQ-TV13ABCFox
WPTY-TV24FoxABC
Miami/Fort Lauderdale, FloridaJanuary 11WDZL39IndependentThe WB
January 16WBFS-TV33UPN
Milwaukee, WisconsinJanuary 16WCGV-TV24IndependentUPN
Nashville, TennesseeJanuary 11WKZX28IndependentThe WB
January 16WXMT30UPN
New Orleans, LouisianaJanuary 11WGNO26IndependentThe WB
New York City
(Secaucus, New Jersey)		January 11WPIX11IndependentThe WB
January 16WWOR-TV9UPN
Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News, VirginiaJanuary 11WVBT43IndependentThe WB
January 16WGNT27UPN
Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaJanuary 11WPHL-TV17IndependentThe WB
January 16WGBS-TV57UPN
September 10KYW-TV3NBCCBS
WCAU10CBSNBC
Phoenix, ArizonaJanuary 9KTVK3ABCIndependent
KNXV-TV15IndependentABC
January 11KTVK3The WB
January 16KUTP45UPN
September 22KTVK3The WBIndependent
Portland, OregonJanuary 11KEBN32IndependentThe WB
January 16KPTV12UPN
Providence, Rhode Island
(New Bedford, Massachusetts)		August 7WLNE-TV6CBSABC
WPRI-TV12ABCCBS
Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina
(Goldsboro, North Carolina)		January 11WNCN17IndependentThe WB
September 7The WBNBC
WRDC28NBCUPN
Richmond, VirginiaJanuary 11WAWB65IndependentThe WB
Rockford, IllinoisAugust 14WREX13ABCNBC
WTVO17NBCABC
Sacramento/Stockton, CaliforniaJanuary 11KPWB-TV31IndependentThe WB
January 16KSCH-TV58UPN
March 6KXTV10CBSABC
KOVR13ABCCBS
St. Louis, MissouriJanuary 11KPLR-TV11IndependentThe WB
August 7KTVI2ABCFox
KDNL-TV30FoxABC
Salt Lake City, UtahJanuary 11KOOG-TV30IndependentThe WB
January 16KJZZ-TV14UPN
September 10KUTV2NBCCBS
KSL-TV5CBSNBC
San Antonio, TexasJanuary 16KABB29IndependentFox
KRRT35FoxUPN
San Francisco, CaliforniaJanuary 11KOFY-TV20IndependentThe WB
January 16KBHK-TV44UPN
Seattle-Tacoma, WashingtonJanuary 11KTZZ-TV22IndependentThe WB
March 13KIRO-TV7CBSUPN
KSTW11IndependentCBS
South Bend, IndianaOctober 18WSJV28ABCFox
W58BT58FoxABC
Shreveport, LouisianaAugust 28KSHV45IndependentUPN
Toledo, OhioJanuary 11WT055 (cable-only)IndependentThe WB
January 16W48AP48UPN
October 28WTVG13NBCABC
WNWO-TV24ABCNBC
Washington, D.C.January 11WFTY50IndependentThe WB
January 16WDCA20UPN
West Palm Beach, FloridaJanuary 16WTVX34IndependentUPN
West Point, MississippiOctober 10WLOV-TV27ABCFox
Wilmington, North CarolinaJanuary 16WSSN-LP10IndependentUPN
Yakima, WashingtonJanuary 11K60EB60IndependentThe WB

Births

DateName(s)Notability
January 4 Maddie Hasson Actress (The Finder, Twisted)
January 9 Nicola Peltz Actress (Bates Motel)
January 13 Qaasim Middleton Actor (The Naked Brothers Band)
January 24 Dylan Everett Canadian actor (Degrassi: The Next Generation)
January 30 Danielle Campbell Actress (The Originals)
February 8 Jordan Todosey Canadian actress (Degrassi: The Next Generation)
March 2 Veronica Dunne Actress (K.C. Undercover)
March 7 Haley Lu Richardson Actress (Ravenswood, Recovery Road)
March 10 Grace Victoria Cox Actress (Under the Dome)
March 27 Taylor Atelian Actress (According To Jim)
March 29 Marc Musso Actor
April 9 Cierra Ramirez Actress (The Secret Life of the American Teenager, The Fosters, Good Trouble)
April 15 Cody Christian Actor (Pretty Little Liars, Teen Wolf)
April 23 Gigi Hadid Actress (The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills)
May 6 Tiera Skovbye Canadian actress (Riverdale)
May 12 Kenton Duty Actor (Shake It Up)
Luke Benward Actor (Ravenswood)
Sawyer and Sullivan Sweeten Actors (Everybody Loves Raymond)
June 2 Sterling Beaumon Actor (Lost, The Killing)
June 20 Serayah Actress (Empire)
July 7 Chloe Greenfield Actress (ER)
July 9 Georgie Henley Actress (The Chronicles of Narnia)
July 15 Trevor Stines Actor (Riverdale)
August 18 Parker McKenna Posey Actress (My Wife and Kids)
August 20 Lulu Antariksa Actress (How to Rock)
August 26 Gracie Dzienny Actress (Supah Ninjas)
September 5 Caroline Sunshine Actress (Shake It Up)
September 12 Ryan Potter Actor (Supah Ninjas, Big Hero 6: The Series)
September 16 Victory Van Tuyl Actress (Marvin Marvin)
September 18 Megan Lee Actress (Make It Pop)
September 19 Natalia Wójcik Voice actress (Annie on Little Einsteins)
Sammi Hanratty Actress
October 15 Billy Unger Actor (Lab Rats, Lab Rats: Elite Force)
October 23 Ireland Baldwin Actress and daughter of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger
October 25 Conchita Campbell Actress (The 4400)
October 31 Mateo Arias Actor (Kickin' It)
November 3 Kendall Jenner Actress (Keeping Up with the Kardashians)
November 13 Stella Hudgens Actress
November 16 Noah Gray-Cabey Actor (My Wife and Kids, Heroes)
November 22 Katherine McNamara Actress and singer (Shadowhunters)
November 29 Laura Marano Actress (Without a Trace, The X's, Back to You, Austin & Ally)
December 29 Ross Lynch Actor (Austin & Ally) and singer (R5)

Deaths

DateNameAgeNotability
February 5 Doug McClure 59 Actor (The Virginian)
February 22 Ed Flanders 60 Actor (St. Elsewhere)
March 26 Eazy-E 31 Rapper
March 28 Hugh O'Connor 32 Actor (Lonnie Jamison on In the Heat of the Night)
April 23 Howard Cosell 77 Sports journalist/commentator (Monday Night Football)
April 25 Art Fleming 70 Original host of (Jeopardy!)
May 18 Elizabeth Montgomery 62 Actress (Bewitched)
May 26 Friz Freleng 88 Animator (Looney Tunes)
June 30 Gale Gordon 89 Actor (The Lucy Show)
July 4 Eva Gabor 76 Hungarian-born actress (Lisa Douglas on Green Acres)
August 3 Ida Lupino 77 Actress & director
August 11 Phil Harris 91 Actor (The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show)
August 24 Gary Crosby 62 Actor (Adam-12)
December 25 Dean Martin 78 Singer, actor and host (The Dean Martin Show)

See also

References

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