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

United States Stations

• Amfeed - The City (Transmetropolitan graphic novels)
• Cable 10 - Aurora, Illinois community access station, Wayne's World (The public access station in Aurora does exist on channel 10, but is called ACTV.)
• Channel 5, presumably an NBC affiliate - Quahog, Rhode Island (Family Guy) (note: the actual Channel 5 received in Rhode Island is WCVB-TV, an ABC affiliate in Needham, Massachusetts)
• KBBL-TV Channel Six - Springfield (local channel in The Simpsons, probably a Fox affiliate)
• KCCY-TV - Minneapolis, Minnesota (Coach)
• KGIM-TV - Dallas, Texas (Dallas)
• KLXX-TV - California?, channel 70 in The China Syndrome
• KMEX-TV Channel Ocho (Eight) - Springfield (Spanish language channel in The Simpsons, based heavily on real KMEX-TV of Los Angeles, owned by Univisión, which in turn is also a Spanish language channel)
• KMTV MTV Music Videos - video from Janet Jackson's hit song Nasty (There's a real-life KMTV, in Omaha, Nebraska, and it's unrelated with MTV; it is affiliated with the CBS television network and owned by Emmis Communications )
• KMUP - Muppets Tonight
• KORP - Shake, Rattle & Rock TV movie
• KPET - Newshounds web comic
• KQMO-TV - Seattle, Washington (Life or Something Like It ) -- based heavily on real KOMO-TV of Seattle, the logo is barely different.
• KRAY - Raytown, Missouri (Mama's Family)
• KROP - Bubba Ho-Tep
• KRVL - Newshounds web comic
• KQHS Channel 9 - San Diego, California (Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy)
• KSVN (K-7) Channel 7 - Lizzie McGuire (probably an ABC affiliate)
• KTMB - California (A Day Without a Mexican)
• KVWN Channel Four - San Diego, California (Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy)
• KWHZ - Fawcett City, DC Universe
• SPKF - The City (Transmetropolitan graphic novels)
• U-62 - (UHF)
• WACK - ("Doowatchyalike" video by Digital Underground)
• WBFL-TV - Buffalo Bill TV show
• WBOR - Garfield and Friends
• WGBS - Metropolis television station in the Superman comics, flagship station of the fictional Galaxy Broadcasting System
• WJM-TV - Minneapolis, Minnesota (The Mary Tyler Moore Show)
• WKS, public TV - Columbus, Ohio (Family Ties)
• WPBH-TV - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Groundhog Day)
• WPIV - Norwich, Vermont (Newhart)
• WSF - Miami, Florida (The Golden Girls)
• WTOP-TV - 101 Dalmatians: The Series (note: the actual WTOP-TV (in Washington, DC) changed its call sign to WDVM in 1978, and in 1986 to its current call letters, WUSA)
• WWEN - Miami, Florida (Good Morning Miami)
• WYN - Boston, Massachusetts - Goodnight, Beantown
• WZAZ - Airplane (movie), Happy Days and Grease

Canadian Station

• SCTV - Melonville (Second City Television)

United Kingdom Stations

• BBC 3 - Doctor Who (BBC Three now exists, but didn't in 1971)
• BBC 12 - 2001: A Space Odyssey
• British Global Press - Contact (movie)
• GBTV - The Core
• Groovy Channel 27 - Red Dwarf
• KYTV - KYTV
• Outer Hebrides Broadcasting Corporation - Naked Video
• RWT - Rutland Weekend Television

Networks

• 30th Century Fox - future incarnation of 20th Century Fox in Futurama
• BHO - a parody of HBO, The Simpsons
• The Blockbuster Channel - movie channel, The Simpsons
• Cloud Nine - Satellite channel owned by Derek Leech in Kim Newman's fiction (note; there is a Cloud Nine [1] production company [though not a network] in New Zealand)
• CNNBCBS (a joint venture of CNN, NBC and CBS, which is purchased by ABC), in the year 2010 - The Simpsons
• CNNNN - Chaser Non-stop News Network on the Australian news satire CNNNN.
• Continental Network System - Bamboozled
• Continental Sports Channel (CSC) - "SportsNight"
• C-SPAN9 - Futurama
• DinoMusic TeleVision - reference to MTV, Dinosaurs
• EBS - The Stepford Wives (2004)
• Empire Network - The Big Time TV movie (Actual sports network in Western New York)
• ESPN Ocho - Spoof of over-expanding ESPN.
• Federal Broadcasting Company - Desk Set
• Federal Network - Starship Troopers
• FYI News Network - Murphy Brown
• GNB - Less Than Perfect
• Galaxy Broadcasting System - a major television network in the Superman comics that once owned the Daily Planet
• Global News Network - Left Behind
• GlobeLink News - Drop the Dead Donkey
• HBC - a cross between NBC and HBO, South Park
• IBC - Scrooged
• MBC - The Ratings Game
• Meow TV - music videos for cats, Garfield and Friends
• MTV - Mirror Television, the Cats use this to admire their reflections in Red Dwarf.
• Network 23 - Max Headroom
• NTC (probably "National Television Corporation") - network from HBO miniseries From the Earth to the Moon
• NTV (Norsefire Television) - The fascist government's replacement of BBC in V for Vendetta
• OCP (Omni Consumer Products) - television station (and omnipresent business conglomerate) in Robocop
• Omnicam Corporation - the company which legally adopted Truman Burbank (The Truman Show)
• RBS - Special Bulletin TV movie
• The Reality Channel - The Simpsons
• The Scenery Channel - Broadcasts beautiful views 24 hours a day in the year 2015 (Back to the Future Part II)
• The Tar Channel - Futurama
• The Top Hat Channel - pornography channel, The Simpsons
• UBS-TV (Universal Broadcasting System) - Network
• Univisión in English - Saturday Night Live
• WPCBCN (White People Co-opting Black Culture Network) - (Mr. Show with Bob and David)
• Zoblotnic Broadcasting Company - On The Air
• ZZN - Parody of CNN on JAG

See also

• Archive of fictional things
• List of fictional companies
• List of fictional radio stations
• List of fictional media companies and events