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This is a list of notable fictional television stations, including fictional television networks. ==United States stations== * ACN (Atlantis Cable Network) - a fictional news channel on the American HBO drama television series ''The Newsroom'' * Cable 10 (Aurora, Illinois) - ''Wayne's World''/''Wayne's World 2''/''Saturday Night Live'' (in "Wayne's World" sketches) * Canal Ocho (Channel 8) - ''The Simpsons'' (as Springfield-local Spanish language channel, operated by KBBL-TV 6) * CMGN (Carver Media Group Network) - a fictional cable news outlet operated by Bond villain Elliot Carver in the film ''Tomorrow Never Dies'' * 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 * ESPN 8 - aka "The Ocho" (''Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story'') * Fashion Television (later renamed Fashion Buzz) - a cable channel featured in ''Ugly Betty'' * Federal Broadcasting Network - setting for ''Desk Set'', starring Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy; establishing shots were of Rockefeller Center Plaza in New York * GNN (Global News Network) - the subject of the film ''Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues'' * GNN (Gotham News Network) - unrelated to the above; 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) * KBBL-TV (Channel 6) - ''The Simpsons'' (as Springfield local channel, presumably the area FOX affiliate) * KBEX radio (in film) * * ''Birds of Prey'' * KBEX-TV (in film) * * ''Dawn of the Dead'' (as a Milwaukee TV station)〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Dawn of the Dead (2004) : Goofs )〕 * * ''Moving Violation'' * * ''Runaway'' * * ''Scream 4'' * KBEX-TV (in television) * * ''Barnaby Jones'' * * ''Brady Bunch'' * * ''Cannon'' (in "Perfect Fit For A Frame") * * ''Charlie's Angels'' * * ''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) * * ''Walker, Texas Ranger'' * * ''What's Happening!!'' * KFLW-TV - seen in ''Die Hard'' * KFUK (Phoenix, Arizona, Channel 7) - ''Used Cars'' * KGIM (Boise, Idaho) - ''Network''; (Dallas, Texas) - ''Dallas'' (original TV series) * KGOD (Channel 17, formerly KRUD) - religious station in ''Pray TV'' (1980) * KIKA (Channel 13) - San Francisco TV station used in the ''Monk'' episode "Mr. Monk and the TV Star", first aired on January 30, 2004 * 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) * KSXP (Channel 2) - Sacramento, California station featured in the movie ''The Ugly Truth'' * KTNS (Kansas City, Missouri) - ''Network'' * KVWN (Channel 4) - San Diego, California station featured in the movie ''Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy'' * NewsNet - cable network in ''The Second Civil War'' * PTV - Peter Griffin's TV network from a ''Family Guy'' episode of the same name * Q-USA - pirate television station in the comic book ''American Flagg!'' * SSSN (Super Secret Spy Network) - ''Phineas and Ferb'' * TRS-TV (Channel 5) - television station seen in the "No Mercy" level of ''Left 4 Dead'' * TVS (Seattle) - seen on ''iCarly'' * U-62 (Channel 62) - cross-town rival of fictional Channel 8 in ''UHF'' *WCGG (Atlanta, Georgia) - ''Network''; probably named for its similarity to Ted Turner's then-WTCG, Atlanta; in the movie, a character speaks to the station via telephone and asks, "Are they yelling in Atlanta, Ted?" *Weazel News in ''Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories'' and ''Grand Theft Auto IV''; a parody of Fox News *WEBG - Starling City in ''Arrow''; Gotham City in ''Gotham'' * WGJZ (Washington, DC) - local television station in the ''NCIS'' episode "House Rules" * WJM-TV (Channel 12) - Minneapolis, Minnesota station in ''The Mary Tyler Moore Show'' * WKS-TV (Channel 3) - Columbus, Ohio PBS station where Steven Keaton worked on ''Family Ties'' * WNDY - short-lived TV series ''WIOU'' about the news department of a fictional television station whose actual callsign was WNDY, but which was nicknamed WIOU by its staff because of the station's financial struggles * 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 * WPIV-TV (Channel 8) - TV station seen in ''Newhart'' * WPIXL-TV - Pixley TV station seen and heard in ''Green Acres'', co-owned with WPIXL radio * WQHG (Channel 5) - Quahog, Rhode Island station in ''Family Guy'' * 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'' * WXIU-TV - TV station seen in ''Hazel'' (in "Campaign Manager"), ''Bewitched'' (in "Remember the Main", s1/ep34 1965) * WXT (Channel 10) - New York City station on the TV show ''Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'' episode "October Surprise", originally aired October 23, 2013 * WZDC-TV - TV station seen in ''Die Hard 2'' * ZNN - CNN-style news station in several Paramount Pictures productions, such as ''Seven Days'', ''JAG'', and ''NCIS''; its biggest part has been in ''JAG'', with several episodes taking place with ZNN (usually via reporter Stuart Dunston) helping, hindering, or reporting on events involving the main cast; it can be seen on the TVs in the background of the main offices in almost every episode of ''JAG'' and ''NCIS'' ==Networks== * √2 Television Network - ''Futurama'' * CSC (Continental Sports Channel) - ''Sports Night'' * Galaxy Broadcasting System (GBS) - a television network in various ''Superman'' stories by DC Comics * IBC - ''Scrooged'' * Interstellar Network News - ''Babylon 5'' * NBS - ''Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip'' * Network 23 - ''Max Headroom'' * RBS - ''Special Bulletin'' * UBC - ''The Barefoot Executive'' * UBS - ''America 2-Night'' * UIC Network - ''Archie Comics'' * Union Broadcasting System (UBS) - ''Network'' * World Wide News - ''How I Met Your Mother'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of fictional television stations」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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