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Skydance TV

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Skydance TV
Division[1]
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Industry
Predecessor
Founded 📆October 6, 2026; 20 days ago (2026-10-06)[1]
Founder 👔
Headquarters 🏙️1515 Broadway, ,
U.S.
Area served 🗺️
Key people
Brands
Members
Number of employees
ParentSkydance
DivisionsTV Media

Studios

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Skydance TV is one of the three main divisions of Skydance that directly oversees the company's linear and news broadcasting and television programming, operating its ad-supported basic cable television channels and premium networks, online brands, and directly managing television production. It is the successor to Paramount Skydance TV Media and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Linear Networks, with the inclusion of CBS Studios, Paramount Television Studios, and Warner Bros. Television Group into its structure, as well as the transfer of the properties of Home Box Office, Inc. and Showtime Networks to it.[1]

The division owns more than 70 channels and networks, and its television library includes more than 190 shows.[1]

Units

TV Media

U.S. Television Networks

Broadcaster Channel name Launch date Ref.
CBS Entertainment Group
CBS Broadcasting, Inc. CBS July 1, 1941 [1]
CBS Sports, Inc. CBS Sports April 11, 1955
CBS Sports Network June 1, 2002
CBS Sports HQ February 26, 2018
The CW Network, LLC The CW September 17, 2006
The CW Plus September 17, 2006
Start TV, LLC Start TV September 3, 2018
DABL Network, LLC Dabl September 9, 2019
Turner Entertainment Networks
Cable News Network, Inc. CNN April 14, 1994 [1]
CNN en Español April 14, 1994
CNN International April 14, 1994
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. TBS December 17, 1976
TruTV July 1, 1991
Turner Network Television, Inc. TNT October 3, 1988
TNT Sports April 6, 1973
Turner Classic Movies, Inc. Turner Classic Movies April 14, 1994
Premium Networks Group
Home Box Office, Inc. HBO November 8, 1972 [1]
HBO Comedy May 6, 1999
HBO Drama August 1, 1991
HBO Hits
HBO Latino November 1, 2000
HBO Movies May 6, 1999
Cinemax August 1, 1980
Cinemáx May 17, 2001
Cinemax Action December 1, 1996
Cinemax Classics May 17, 2001
Cinemax Hits August 1, 1991
Showtime Networks, Inc. Showtime July 1, 1976 [1]
Showtime 2 October 1, 1991
Showtime Showcase 1996
SHO×BET September 1999
Showtime Extreme March 10, 1998
Showtime Family Zone March 2001
Showtime Next March 2001
Showtime Women March 2001
The Movie Channel April 1, 1973
The Movie Channel Xtra October 1, 1997
Flix August 1, 1992
BET Media Group
Black Entertainment Television, LLC BET July 1, 1983 [1]
BET Her January 15, 1996
BET Hip-Hop July 1, 2002
BET Gospel
BET Jams May 1, 2002
BET Soul August 1, 1998
Paramount Media Networks
MTV Networks Company MTV August 1, 1981 [1]
MTV2 August 1, 1996
MTV Classic August 1, 1998
MTV Tres
MTVU January 20, 2004
MTV Live January 16, 2006
VH1 January 1, 1985
Country Music Television, Inc. CMT March 5, 1983
CMT Music August 1, 1998
Comedy Partners Comedy Central April 1, 1991
Viacom International, Inc. Logo TV June 30, 2005
TV Land April 29, 1996
Spike Cable Networks, Inc. Paramount Network March 7, 1983
Pop Media Group, LLC Pop TV 1981
SNI/SI Networks, L.L.C. Smithsonian Channel September 26, 2007
Factual & Lifestyle Group
Animal Planet, LLC Animal Planet April 1, 1979 [1]
Television Food Network, G.P. Cooking Channel August 21, 2002
Food Network November 23, 1993
Discovery Communications, LLC Discovery Channel June 17, 1985
Discovery en Español June 1998
Discovery Turbo June 17, 2002
Discovery Life February 1, 2011
Investigation Discovery October 7, 1996
Destination America
Science Channel
TLC October 1980
Scripps Networks, LLC HGTV December 30, 1994
Hogar de HGTV June 30, 2020
Magnolia Discovery Ventures, LLC Magnolia Network September 30, 1999
The Travel Channel, LLC Travel Channel February 8, 1987
OWN, LLC Oprah Winfrey Network January 1, 2011
Kids and Family Group
Nickelodeon Global Network
Ventures Inc.
Nickelodeon April 1, 1979 [1]
Nick at Nite July 1, 1985
Nick Jr. Channel September 28, 2009
TeenNick
NickMusic May 1, 2002
Nicktoons
The Cartoon Network, Inc. Cartoon Network October 1, 1992
Boomerang April 1, 2000
Adult Swim September 2, 2001
Cartoonito September 4, 2006
Toonami March 17, 1997
Discovery Communications, LLC Discovery Family October 7, 1996
Discovery Familia November 1, 2007

Studios

CBS Studios

Paramount Television Studios

Warner Bros. Television Group

Warner Bros. Television Group
Logo used since 2023
ISIN🆔
Founded 📆
Founder 👔
Area served 🗺️
Key people
Channing Dungey (chair)[1][2]
Products 📟 
Members
Number of employees
Divisions
🌐 Website[Lua error in Module:WikidataIB at line 665: attempt to index field 'wikibase' (a nil value). ] 
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Warner Bros. Television

Alloy Entertainment
Warner Bros. Animation

Warner Horizon Unscripted Television

Shed Media
Telepictures Productions

Warner Bros. International Television Production

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 Cobb, Kayla (2026-10-08). "Skydance's New TV Empire Explained: Who's in Charge and What May Be Ahead | Analysis". thewrap.com. The Wrap News Inc. Archived from the original on 2026-10-08. Retrieved 2026-10-12.
  2. ↑ Schneider, Michael (9 October 2026). "Channing Dungey Extends Deal at Skydance As Head of Warner Bros. TV Group and U.S. Networks". Variety. Archived from the original on 9 October 2026. Retrieved 14 October 2026. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)

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