List of GET affiliates

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

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Current affiliates

CityStation [1] Virtual
channel
OwnerNotes †

Nationwide

United States Dish Network 373National feed of network for satellite provider
YouTube TV NA
Frndly TV 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-CD 35.3

California

Fresno KFTV-DT 21.2TelevisaUnivision
KTFF-LD 41.2Simulcast of KFTV-DT 21.2
Los Angeles KFTR-DT 46.2
Sacramento KTFK-DT 64.3
San Francisco-
Oakland-San Jose
KDTV-DT 14.3replaced getTV
San Marcos (San Diego) KSKT-CD 43.2 INNOVATE Corp. February 23, 2020

Colorado

Denver KTFD-DT 14.3Entravision Communications

Connecticut

Hartford / New Haven WTIC-TV 61.3 Tegna Inc. replaced TBD (TV network)

District of Columbia

Washington WFDC-DT 14.2TelevisaUnivision
(operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)

Florida

Fort Myers-Naples WGPS-LD 22.2WGPS of Southwest Florida, LLCReplaced DrTV December 2015
Hollywood (Miami) WAMI-DT 69.3TelevisaUnivision
Jacksonville WCWJ 17.4 Graham Media Group Formerly on WTEV-TV/WJAX-TV from 2014 to 2020
Orlando WOTF-DT 43.2TelevisaUnivision
(operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Tampa-St. Petersburg WVEA-TV 50.3

Georgia

Atlanta WUVG-DT 34.3TelevisaUnivision

Hawaii

Honolulu KHON-TV 2.3Nexstar Media Group

Idaho

Boise KBSE-LD 33.2Cocola Broadcasting

Illinois

Bloomington WYZZ-TV 43.2Nexstar Media Group
Joliet (Chicago) WGBO-DT 66.3TelevisaUnivision
Champaign WCQA-LD 16.2INNOVATE Corp Group

Indiana

Fort Wayne WFWC-CD 45.2Tran Star
Indianapolis WISH-TV 8.2Circle City Broadcasting
Lafayette WLFI-TV 18.2 Allen Media Broadcasting
South Bend WNDU-TV 16.7 Gray Television

Iowa

Ames-Des Moines KCWI 23.5Tegna Inc.
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-
Dubuque-Iowa City
KWKB 20.9Tri-State Christian TelevisionMoved from KGAN 2.3 in October 2022

Kansas

Topeka KAJF-LD 21.2INNOVATE Corp.
Wichita KFVT-LD 34.2

Kentucky

Elizabethtown WKUT-LD 25.5DTV America
Louisville WBNM-LD 50.8Word Broadcasting Network
WHAS-TV 11.6Tegna Inc.

Louisiana

Baton Rouge K29LR-D 47.2INNOVATE Corp.February 2021
Lafayette KDCG-CD 22.2Delta Media Corporation/Wilderness CommunicationsMarch 16, 2021 after the networks were dropped off KLFY-TV's DT2
New Orleans WWL-TV 4.5Tegna Inc.Launched Oct. 8, 2021

Maryland

Baltimore WQAW-LD69.2INNOVATE Corp.

Massachusetts

Marlborough (Boston) WUNI 66.3TelevisaUnivision

Michigan

Detroit WPXD-TV 31.6Inyo Broadcast Holdings
Flint WAQP 49.11 Tri-State Christian Television Formerly on WSMH, WLNS and WFKB-LD
Grand Rapids WXMI 17.5 E. W. Scripps Company Replaced by Dabl

Minnesota

Minneapolis KSTC-TV 5.4 Hubbard Broadcasting Formerly on KJNK-LD 25.6 from 2017 - 2022

Missouri

St. Louis KSDK 5.2Tegna, Inc.Formerly on KDNL 30.2 from 2014 - 2017.

Nevada

Las Vegas KHSV 21.4Howard Stirk HoldingsFormerly on KLAS-TV 8.3

New Jersey

Newark (New York City) WFUT-DT 68.3TelevisaUnivision
Wildwood (Atlantic City) WMGM-TV 40.2TelevisaUnivision

New Mexico

Albuquerque KASY-TV 50.3Nexstar Media GroupLaunched January 18, 2017

New York

Albany WTEN 10.2Nexstar Media GroupLaunched February 1, 2016
Buffalo WNYO-TV 49.2Sinclair Broadcast Group
Smithtown (New York City) WFTY-DT 67.3TelevisaUnivisionOperates as a satellite of WFUT-DT

North Carolina

Charlotte WSOC-TV 9.3Cox Media GroupMoved from WAXN 64.2
Raleigh-Durham-
Fayetteville
WUVC-DT 40.4TelevisaUnivision
Burlington-Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem WGPX-TV 16.7Inyo Broadcast HoldingsReplaced WMYV

North Dakota

Valley City-Fargo KRDK-TV 4.10Major Market Broadcasting

Ohio

Cleveland WQHS-DT 61.3TelevisaUnivision

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City KOCO-TV 5.6 Hearst Television
Tulsa KGEB 53.6 Oral Roberts University

Oregon

Portland KOIN 6.2Nexstar Media Group

Pennsylvania

Johnstown WWCP-TV 8.4 Cunningham Broadcasting Launched October 3, 2022
Philadelphia WFPA-CD 28.2TelevisaUnivision
Pittsburgh WPCB 40.5Cornerstone Television, Inc.

Puerto Rico

Vieques (San Juan) W33ED-D 34.1TV Red de Puerto Rico, Inc.

South Carolina

Columbia WKTC 63.6WBHQ Columbia, LLC

Tennessee

Knoxville WKNX-TV 7.2 Lockwood Broadcasting
Memphis WLMT 30.4Tegna Inc.
Nashville WSMV-TV 4.6Gray Television
W29FR-D29.6

Texas

Amarillo KAUO-LD 15.2HC2 Broadcasting
Austin / Killeen-Waco KAKW-DT 62.3TelevisaUnivision
Dallas-Fort Worth KDFW 4.4 Fox Television Stations
KSTR-DT 49.2TelevisaUnivision
Houston KFTH-DT 67.2
Lubbock KNKC-LD 29.3HC2 Holdings
San Antonio KWEX-DT 41.2HC2 BroadcastingLaunched February 3, 2014

Utah

Salt Lake City KUTH-DT 32.3TelevisaUnivision
(operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)

Virginia

Norfolk WAVY-TV 10.3Nexstar Media Group
Roanoke WSLS-TV 10.2Graham Media GroupLaunched February 1, 2016
Richmond WRIC-TV 8.3Nexstar Media GroupLaunched February 2, 2016

Washington

Spokane KREM 2.6Tegna Inc.Launched

Wisconsin

Madison WZCK-LD 8.2 DTV America Corporation
Milwaukee WISN 12.6Hearst Television

Former affiliates

CityStationVirtual
channel
Years of
affiliation
OwnerNotes

California

San Francisco-
Oakland-San Jose
KRON-TV 4.32016–2019 Nexstar Media Group replaced by Court TV

Connecticut

Hartford WRNT-LD 32.2 ?-2022 HC2 Holdings Replaced by BeIN Sports Xtra then Paid Programming

Iowa

Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-
Dubuque-Iowa City
KGAN 2.32021-2022Sinclair Broadcast GroupMoved from 2.2 in January 2021 when Fox moved from KFXA to KGAN

Kentucky

Danville WDKY-TV 56.22014-2016 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by Comet
Paducah WDKA 49.2/49.42014-2018 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by Charge! and Stadium

Louisiana

Baton Rouge WLFT-CD 30.32014-2017Touch Family BroadcastingReplaced by HSN, then NewsNet, now Antenna TV

Maryland

Baltimore WUTB 24.42015-2017 Deerfield Media
WNUV 54.22014-2015 Cunningham Broadcasting Replaced by Antenna TV

Michigan

Detroit WADL 38.32015-2018Adell Broadcasting CorporationReplaced by Quest
WHNE-LD3.22018-2023Bridge Media Networks
(was owned at the time by Tait Broadcasting LLC)
WHNE got sold and was replaced with Sports News Highlights
Flint WSMH 66.22014-2015Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by Antenna TV
Grand Rapids WOTV 41.22016-2021Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Dabl
Lansing WLNS 6.22016-2018Nexstar Media GroupBandwidth sold for wireless services
Saginaw WFKB-LD38.42019-2020 HC2 Holdings Station off the air

Minnesota

Minneapolis WUCW 23.42014-2017Sinclair Broadcast Group
KJNK-LD 25.62017-2022INNOVATE Corp.

Missouri

Jefferson City KRCG 13.42015-2017Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by TBD

Nevada

Las Vegas KLAS-TV 8.32022-2024Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Antenna TV

New Mexico

Albuquerque KRQE 13.22016-2017Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Fox
KUPT-LD 16.12014-2015Ramar CommunicationsReplaced by Movies!

New York

Smithtown WFTY-DT 67.42014-2019 Univision Communications Replaced by Grit
Syracuse WSYT 43.22014-2021 Cox Media Group (Bristlecone Broadcasting LLC)Replaced by Dabl

North Carolina

Greensboro WMYV 48.22014-2023Sinclair Broadcast GroupReplaced by Rewind TV

Ohio

Cincinnati WSTR-TV 64.22014-2017Deerfield MediaReplaced by Antenna TV
Dayton WKEF 22.22014-2016Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by Fox
Youngstown WYFX-LD 62.62015-2021Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Antenna TV

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City KOCB 34.22014-2017Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by TBD
Tulsa KMYT-TV 41.22014-2020Cox Media GroupReplaced by Cozi TV

Pennsylvania

Harrisburg WHTM-TV 27.3 ?-2020Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Dabl, now Grit.

Rhode Island

Providence WPRI 12.42014-February 2021Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Dabl

South Carolina

Greenville WYCW 62.32016-2021Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by True Crime Network

Tennessee

Knoxville WATE 6.22016-2021Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Antenna TV
Nashville WUXP-TV 30.22014-2022Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by Quest

Texas

Amarillo KVII-TV 7.32014-2016Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by Comet
KLKW-LD 22.22015-2016 HC2 Holdings Replaced by Azteca América
Houston KPRC-TV 2.52022-2024 Graham Media Group Replaced by MeTV Toons

Washington

Seattle KIRO-TV 7.22014-2020Cox Media GroupReplaced by Cozi TV

West Virginia

Charleston WCHS-TV 8.42016-2017Sinclair Broadcasting GroupReplaced by TBD

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References

  1. "Stations for Network - GET". RabbitEars.info. Network List.