2020 in American television

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For extended information about the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the American television industry, see Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on television in the United States.

List of years in American television:
List of 2020 American television debuts
2019–20 United States network television schedule
2020–21 United States network television schedule
List of American television programs currently in production

In American television in 2020, notable events included television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and re-brandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; and information about controversies and carriage disputes.

Notable events[edit]

Main article: 2020 notable events in American television

Awards[edit]

Category/Organization 78th Golden Globe Awards
February 28, 2021		 11th Critics' Choice Television Awards
March 7, 2021		 Producers Guild and Screen Actors Guild Awards
March 24–April 4, 2021		 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards
September 19, 2021
Best Drama Series The Crown
Best Comedy Series Schitt's Creek Ted Lasso Schitt's Creek Ted Lasso
Best Limited Series The Queen's Gambit
Best Actor in a Drama Series Josh O'Connor
The Crown		 Jason Bateman
Ozark		 Josh O'Connor
The Crown
Best Actress in a Drama Series Emma Corrin
The Crown		 Gillian Anderson
The Crown		 Olivia Colman
The Crown
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — Michael K. Williams
Lovecraft Country		 — Tobias Menzies
The Crown
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Gillian Anderson
The Crown		 — Gillian Anderson
The Crown
Best Actor in a Comedy Series Jason Sudeikis
Ted Lasso
Best Actress in a Comedy Series Catherine O'Hara
Schitt's Creek		 Jean Smart
Hacks
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — Dan Levy
Schitt's Creek		 — Brett Goldstein
Ted Lasso
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — Hannah Waddingham
Ted Lasso		 — Hannah Waddingham
Ted Lasso
Best Actor in a Limited Series Mark Ruffalo
I Know This Much Is True		 John Boyega
Small Axe		 Mark Ruffalo
I Know This Much Is True		 Ewan McGregor
Halston
Best Actress in a Limited Series Anya Taylor-Joy
The Queen's Gambit		 Kate Winslet
Mare of Easttown
Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series John Boyega
Small Axe		 Donald Sutherland
The Undoing		 — Evan Peters
Mare of Easttown
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series — Uzo Aduba
Mrs. America		 — Julianne Nicholson
Mare of Easttown

Television shows[edit]

Shows debuting in 2020[edit]

Further information: List of 2020 American television debuts

Shows changing networks[edit]

Show Moved from Moved to Source
Dirty John Bravo USA Network [1]
Vice HBO Showtime [2]
Vice News Tonight Vice on TV [3]
NAACP Image Awards TV One BET [4]
The Family Business BET BET+ [5]
Cobra Kai YouTube Premium Netflix [6]
One Day at a Time Netflix Pop and TV Land (premieres)/CBS (repeats) [7][8]
The Rich Eisen Show Audience NBCSN [9]
Doom Patrol DC Universe DC Universe/HBO Max [10]
Sesame Street HBO HBO Max [11]
Esme & Roy
Search Party TBS [12]
Summer Camp Island Cartoon Network [13]
Infinity Train [14][15]
Where's Waldo? Universal Kids Peacock [16]
A.P. Bio NBC [17]
Curious George PBS Kids [18]
Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs Qubo
The Dan Patrick Show Audience/AT&T SportsNet [19]
Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings Freeform Disney+ [20]
Manhunt Discovery Channel Spectrum Originals [21]
Bellator MMA Paramount Network CBS Sports Network [22]
WWE Tribute to the Troops NBC Fox [23]

Milestone episodes and anniversaries[edit]

Show Network Episode # Episode title Episode airdate Source
The First 48 A&E 15th Anniversary "Chain of Death" January 1 [24]
Survivor CBS 20th Anniversary "Survivor at 40: Greatest Moments and Players" February 5 [25]
Impractical Jokers TruTV 200th episode "Hollywood" February 13 [26]
The Real First-run syndication 1,000th episode N/A February 17 [27]
Supergirl The CW 100th episode "It's a Super Life" February 23 [28]
The Steve Wilkos Show First-run syndication 2,000th episode N/A February 24 [29]
Power Rangers Nickelodeon 900th episode "Game On!" March 7 [30]
Mom CBS 150th episode "A Judgy Face and Your Grandma's Drawers" March 12 [31]
Chicago Med NBC 100th episode "The Ghosts of the Past" March 18 [32]
Curb Your Enthusiasm HBO "The Spite Store" March 22 [33]
RuPaul's Drag Race VH1 150th episode "Gay's Anatomy" March 27 [citation needed]
Empire Fox 100th episode "We Got Us" April 7 [34][35]
Modern Family ABC 250th episode "Finale Part Two" (series finale) April 8 [36]
The Blacklist NBC 150th episode "Brothers" May 1 [37][38][39]
Full Frontal with Samantha Bee TBS 150th episode "May 6, 2020" May 6 [40]
If Loving You Is Wrong Oprah Winfrey Network 100th episode "Taken" June 2 [citation needed]
The Loud House Nickelodeon "A Star is Scorned" June 10 [41]
Late Night with Seth Meyers NBC 1,000th episode Guest: Regina King June 11 [42]
All That Nickelodeon 200th episode "1130" (Jamie Lynn Spears and cast of Zoey 101, New Hope Club) July 11 [43]
Blindspot NBC 100th episode "Iunne Ennui" (series finale) July 23 [44]
Robot Chicken Adult Swim 200th episode "Endgame" July 26 [45]
Big Brother CBS 20th Anniversary Big Brother 22 season premiere August 5 [46]
The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer CNN 15th Anniversary "August 7, 2020" August 7 [47]
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver HBO 200th episode N/A August 16 [48]
American Dad! TBS 300th episode "300" September 14 [49][50]
Family Guy Fox 350th episode "Stewie's First Word" September 27 [51]
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell MSNBC 10th anniversary "September 28, 2020" September 28 [52]
The 100 The CW 100th episode "The Last War" (series finale) September 30 [53]
Superstore NBC "California: Part 2" November 5 [54]
Bob's Burgers Fox 200th episode "Bob Belcher and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Kids" November 15 [55]
Chicago P.D. NBC 150th episode "White Knuckle" November 18 [56]
Snapped Oxygen 500th episode "Dana Flynn" November 22 [57][58]
NCIS CBS 400th episode "Everything Starts Somewhere" November 24 [59]
On the Case with Paula Zahn Investigation Discovery 300th episode "Crime and Injustice" November 29 [60]

Shows returning in 2020[edit]

The following shows returned with new episodes after being canceled or previously ending their run:

Show Last aired Type of return Previous channel New/returning/same channel Return date Source
Supernanny 2011 Revival ABC Lifetime January 1 [61][62]
Steve
(as Steve on Watch) 		2019 First-run syndication Facebook Watch January 6 [63]
Party of Five 2000 Reboot Fox Freeform January 8 [64]
The Biggest Loser 2016 NBC USA Network January 28 [65]
Manhunt 2017 Revival Discovery Channel Spectrum Originals February 3 [66]
XFL 2001 Reboot NBC/TNN/UPN ESPN/ABC/Fox/FS1 February 8 [67]
The Soup 2015 Revival E! same February 12 [68][69]
Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings 2018 New season Freeform Disney+ February 14 [20][70]
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 2012 Revival ABC HGTV February 16 [71]
Star Wars: The Clone Wars 2014 New season Netflix Disney+ February 21 [72][73]
Forensic Files
(as Forensic Files II) 		2011 Revival Court TV/TruTV HLN February 23 [74]
Bride & Prejudice
(as Bride & Prejudice: Forbidden Love) 		2016 FYI Lifetime February 26 [75]
Opry 2009 New season GAC Circle [76][77]
Vice News Tonight 2019 Revival HBO Vice on TV March 4 [3]
Amazing Stories 1987 Reboot NBC Apple TV+ March 6 [78]
Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey
(as Cosmos: Possible Worlds) 		2014 New season Fox/National Geographic same March 9 [79]
The Wall 2018 NBC March 15 [80]
One Day at a Time 2019 Netflix Pop/TV Land/CBS March 24 [7][81][82]
Vice 2018 HBO Showtime March 29 [2][83]
12 oz. Mouse Adult Swim same April 1[a] [84][85][86]
Singled Out 2019 Reboot MTV/YouTube Quibi April 6 [87][88]
Punk'd 2015 BET
Celebrity Ghost Stories 2014 Revival LMN A&E April 8 [89][90]
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire 2019 New season First-run syndication ABC [91]
Club MTV 1992 Special MTV same April 25 [92]
Parks and Recreation 2015 NBC April 30 [93]
CBS Sunday Movie
(as CBS Sunday Night Movies) 		2006 Revival CBS May 3 [94]
Reno 911! 2009 Comedy Central Quibi May 4 [95][96][97]
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt 2019 Special Netflix same May 12 [98][99]
Sell This House 2011 Revival A&E FYI May 18 [100]
True Life
(as True Life Presents: First-Time First Responders) 		2017 Special MTV same June 9 [101]
Search Party New season TBS HBO Max June 25 [12][102]
Adventure Time
(as Adventure Time: Distant Lands) 		2018 Specials Cartoon Network [103][102]
Nick News 2015 Revival Nickelodeon same June 29 [104]
Unsolved Mysteries 2010 Spike Netflix July 1 [105]
The Baby-Sitters Club 1990 Reboot HBO July 3 [106]
30 Rock 2013 Special NBC same July 16 [107][108]
Happy Endings
(as Happy Endings Special Charity Event) 		ABC Sony Pictures Television YouTube channel July 20 [109]
The Fugitive 2001 Reboot CBS Quibi August 3 [110]
Eco-Challenge
(as World's Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji) 		2002 Revival USA Network Amazon Prime Video August 14 [111][112]
Tyler Perry's House of Payne 2012 TBS BET September 2 [113][114]
A.P. Bio 2019 New season NBC Peacock September 3 [17][115]
Becoming 2016 Revival Disney XD Disney+ September 18 [116]
Way Too Early
(as Way Too Early with Kasie Hunt) 		MSNBC same September 21 [117]
Dr. 90210 2008 E! September 28 [118][119]
Weakest Link 2003 First-run syndication NBC September 29 [120][121]
16 and Pregnant 2014 MTV same October 6 [122]
The West Wing 2006 Special NBC HBO Max October 15 [123]
Supermarket Sweep 2003 Revival PAX ABC October 18 [124][125][126]
MDA Telethon
(as The MDA Kevin Hart Kids Telethon) 		2014 ABC YouTube Live October 24 [127]
Mickey Mouse
(as The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse) 		2019 Disney Channel Disney+ November 18 [128]
Animaniacs 1998 Revival Kids' WB Hulu November 20 [129][130]
I Love New York 2008 Special VH1 same November 23 [131]
Hollywood Exes
(as Hollywood Exes: Reunited) 		2014 November 24
Saved by the Bell 1993 Revival NBC Peacock November 25 [132][133]

Shows ending in 2020[edit]

End date Show Channel First aired Status Source
January 1 Messiah Netflix 2020 Canceled [134]
Spinning Out [135]
January 10 AJ and the Queen [136]
Harvey Girls Forever! 2018 Ended [137]
Forky Asks a Question Disney+ 2019 [138]
January 19 Ray Donovan Showtime 2013 Canceled [139]
January 23 Perfect Harmony NBC 2019 [140]
October Faction Netflix 2020 [141]
January 24 The Ranch 2016 Ended [142]
January 25 Flirty Dancing Fox 2019 Canceled [143]
January 26 Star Wars Resistance Disney Channel/Disney XD 2018 Ended [144][145]
January 28 Arrow The CW 2012 [146]
Emergence ABC 2019 Canceled [147]
January 29 Next In Fashion Netflix 2020 [148]
Homicide Hunter Investigation Discovery 2011 Ended [149][150]
January 30 The Good Place NBC 2016 [151][152]
New Looney Tunes Boomerang 2015 [153]
January 31 BoJack Horseman Netflix 2014 [154]
February 6 Tell Me a Story CBS All Access 2018 Canceled [155]
Interrogation 2020 [156]
February 9 Power Starz 2014 Ended [157][158]
February 14 High Fidelity Hulu 2020 Canceled [159]
February 16 Mike Tyson Mysteries Adult Swim 2014 [160]
February 19 Criminal Minds (returned in 2022 as Criminal Minds: Evolution) CBS 2005 Ended [161][162]
February 21 Fresh Off the Boat ABC 2015 [163]
February 22 Almost Family Fox 2019 Canceled [164]
February 26 I Am Not Okay with This Netflix 2020 [165]
February 27 Altered Carbon 2018 [166]
March 1 Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure Disney Channel 2017 Ended [167][168]
March 2 Hardball with Chris Matthews MSNBC 1997 [169]
March 4 Party of Five Freeform 2020 Canceled [170]
March 8 Kidding Showtime 2018 [171]
Dare Me USA Network 2019 [172]
March 12 Lights Out with David Spade Comedy Central [173]
Carol's Second Act CBS [174]
In the Room E! 2019 [175]
Pop of the Morning 2020
March 13 Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector NBC [140]
March 14 Trish Regan Primetime Fox Business 2015 [176]
March 18 68 Whiskey Paramount Network 2020 [177]
March 19 Very Cavallari E! 2018 Ended [178]
March 21 Henry Danger Nickelodeon 2014 [179][180]
March 24 Project Blue Book History 2019 Canceled [181]
March 25 Stumptown ABC [182]
March 26 Deputy Fox 2020 [183]
Outmatched [184]
March 27 High Noon ESPN 2018 [185]
April 1 The Magicians Syfy 2015 Ended [186]
April 3 Future Man Hulu 2017 [187][188]
Hawaii Five-0 CBS 2010 [189]
High Maintenance HBO 2016 Canceled [190]
April 5 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (returning in 2024 on ABC) HGTV 2003 [191]
April 7 Schitt's Creek Pop 2015 Ended [192]
April 8 Modern Family ABC 2009 [193][194]
April 12 Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures Netflix 2018 [195]
April 13 Briarpatch USA Network 2020 Canceled [196]
April 16 Wife Swap Paramount Network 2004 [197]
Indebted NBC 2020 [198]
April 17 blackAF Netflix [199]
Strike Back Cinemax 2011 Ended [200][201]
April 18 Doc McStuffins Disney Junior 2012 [202]
April 20 The Midnight Gospel Netflix 2020 Canceled [203][204]
April 21 Empire Fox 2015 Ended [34][205]
April 23 Will & Grace NBC 1998 [206][207]
April 24 Sister Circle TV One/Tegna O&Os 2017 Canceled [208]
April 26 God Friended Me CBS 2018 [209]
Homeland Showtime 2011 Ended [210][211]
April 29 Boomerang BET 2019 Canceled [212]
May 4 Star Wars: The Clone Wars Disney+ 2008 Ended [213]
May 5 Bless This Mess ABC 2019 Canceled [147]
May 6 Brockmire IFC 2017 Ended [214][215]
May 7 Tommy CBS 2020 Canceled [174][216]
May 8 The Hollow Netflix 2018 [217][218]
May 11 Cops (returned in 2021) Paramount Network 1989 [219]
May 13 Single Parents ABC 2018 [147]
Schooled 2019
May 14 Katy Keene The CW 2020 [220]
How to Get Away with Murder ABC 2014 Ended [221][222]
May 15 She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Netflix 2018 [223]
May 23 Live PD A&E 2016 Canceled [224]
May 24 Run HBO 2020 [225]
May 28 Siren Freeform 2018 [226]
May 31 Vida Starz Ended [227]
June 1 The Baker and the Beauty ABC 2020 Canceled [228]
June 2 Fuller House Netflix 2016 Ended [229]
June 4 Vagrant Queen Syfy 2020 Canceled [230]
June 5 13 Reasons Why Netflix 2017 Ended [231][232]
June 7 Transformers: Cyberverse Cartoon Network 2018 [233]
June 11 Man with a Plan CBS 2016 Canceled [174][234]
June 13 Alexa & Katie Netflix 2018 Ended [235]
June 16 If Loving You Is Wrong Oprah Winfrey Network 2014 [236][237]
One Day at a Time Pop 2017 Canceled [238]
WWE Backstage Fox Sports 1 2019 [239]
June 18 The Order Netflix [240]
June 19 Live PD: Police Patrol First-run syndication 2017 [241]
June 25 The Twilight Zone CBS All Access 2019 [242]
Broke CBS 2020 [174][243]
June 26 The Will Cain Show ESPNews 2018 Ended [244]
June 28 Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj Netflix Canceled [245]
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels Showtime 2020 [246]
July 2 Council of Dads NBC [247]
July 3 DC Daily DC Universe 2018 [248]
July 15 Brave New World Peacock 2020 [249]
July 16 Labor of Love Fox [250]
July 17 Cursed Netflix [251]
July 23 Blindspot NBC 2015 Ended [252][253]
July 25 The Rocketeer Disney Junior 2019 Canceled [254]
July 28 Last Chance U Netflix 2016 Ended [255]
July 29 At Home with Amy Sedaris TruTV 2017 Canceled [256]
July 31 12 oz. Mouse Adult Swim 2005 [257]
August 7 Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Nicktoons 2018 [258]
August 11 Greenleaf Oprah Winfrey Network 2016 Ended [259][260]
August 12 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ABC 2013 [261][262][263]
World of Dance NBC 2017 Canceled [264]
August 13 Don't ABC 2020 [265]
August 14 Teenage Bounty Hunters Netflix [266]
August 17 Glitch Techs Ended
August 21 Hoops Canceled [267]
Little Voice Apple TV+ [268]
August 23 Elena of Avalor Disney Junior 2016 Ended [269]
NOS4A2 AMC 2019 Canceled [270]
August 25 Trinkets Netflix Ended [271][272]
August 26 Corporate Comedy Central 2018 [273][274]
United We Fall ABC 2020 Canceled [275]
August 27 Unikitty! Cartoon Network 2017 Ended [citation needed]
September 4 Spirit Riding Free Netflix [276]
Away 2020 Canceled [277]
September 9 L.A.'s Finest Spectrum Originals 2019 [278]
September 10 Julie and the Phantoms Netflix 2020 [279]
September 11 The Duchess [280]
Coop & Cami Ask the World Disney Channel 2018
September 13 Kasie DC MSNBC 2017 [117]
September 18 Ratched Netflix 2020 [281]
September 25 Utopia Amazon Prime Video [282]
September 29 Returning the Favor Facebook Watch 2017 [283]
September 30 The 100 The CW 2014 Ended [284][285]
October 9 Room 104 HBO 2017 [286][287]
The Haunting Netflix 2018 [288]
October 12 Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts 2020 [289]
October 16 Grand Army Canceled [290]
Helstrom Hulu [291]
October 18 Lovecraft Country HBO [292]
The Soup E! 2004 [293]
October 29 Politicking with Larry King Ora TV/Hulu/RT America 2013 Ended [294]
October 31 Group Chat Nickelodeon 2020
November 5 Powerbirds Universal Kids
November 10 Dash & Lily Netflix Canceled [295]
November 16 Connecting NBC.com/Peacock [296][297]
November 17 The Boss Baby: Back in Business Netflix 2018 Ended [298]
November 19 Supernatural The CW 2005 [299][146][300]
November 20 The Pack Amazon Prime Video 2020 Canceled [301]
The Right Stuff Disney+ [302]
November 24 Tosh.0 Comedy Central 2009 [303]
November 30 Filthy Rich Fox 2020 [304][305]
December 4 Disney Fam Jam Disney Channel Ended [306]
December 5 ThunderCats Roar Cartoon Network Canceled [307]
December 8 Mr. Iglesias Netflix 2019 [308]
December 9 The Big Show Show 2020 [309][310]
The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia
December 13 Pandora The CW 2019 [311]
December 17 All That Nickelodeon 1994 Ended [312]
December 22 Next Fox 2020 Canceled [304][313]
December 29 Don't Be Tardy Bravo 2012 [citation needed]
December 30 Vikings Amazon Prime Video 2013 Ended [314][315]
December 31 Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Netflix 2018 Canceled [316][317]
NBC's New Year's Eve NBC 2004 Ended [318]

Entering syndication in 2020[edit]

A list of programs (current or canceled) that have accumulated enough episodes (between 65 and 100) or seasons (three or more) to be eligible for off-network syndication and/or basic cable runs.

Show Seasons In Production Notes Source
Schitt's Creek 6 No [319]

Networks and services[edit]

Launches[edit]

Network Type Launch date Notes Source
Circle Over-the-air multicast/
OTT streaming 		January 1 Circle, which focuses on country music and its related lifestyle, is a Nashville-based venture between Gray Television and the Opry Entertainment division of Ryman Hospitality Properties. It's Gray's first owned entry into the multicast arena, while it brings Ryman (formerly Gaylord Entertainment) back to TV network ownership after it sold cable's The Nashville Network and Country Music Television to CBS in 1997. Gray and CBS-owned stations form the major launch groups for Circle, whose schedule includes the return of the weekly Grand Ole Opry broadcast to television. The network has a limited group of affiliates which exclusively carry the Opry on their main channel as a tape-delayed offering on late Saturday nights, due to lack of room for the full subchannel. [320][321]
[322][323]
Yahoo! Finance Cable (via Verizon FiOS)/
OTT streaming 		January 27 Verizon Media extends its Yahoo Finance business and financial news website into a 24-hour linear news channel initially available on Verizon FiOS channel 604, serving as a competitor to CNBC, Fox Business and Cheddar; Yahoo Finance's bell-to-bell stock market programming is also streamed live from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ET on the site's webpage. [324]
Black News Channel Cable and digital February 10 Founded by former Oklahoma U.S. Representative J. C. Watts, the network devotes itself to covering the African American community in news, sports and entertainment. [325]
Marquee Sports Network Cable and digital February 22
(on-air launch);
July 24
(full launch) 		A regional sports network venture between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs, Marquee takes over as the team's exclusive primary broadcaster from NBC Sports Chicago, WGN-TV and WLS-TV, along with surrounding team programming and other sports content. The launch was tied to the start of the team's spring training, but full operations did not start until the coronavirus-delayed Cubs season started on July 24; that day also saw a situation averted where the Chicago market's major cable provider, Xfinity (which is owned by Comcast, the owners of NBC Sports Chicago), agreed to terms to carry the network. [326][327]
Quibi OTT streaming April 6 [328]
Peacock April 15
(Xfinity subscribers);
July 15
(full launch) 		Peacock is an ad-supported companion service to NBC with exclusive and original content. The service has three tiers; a free tier, a premium tier which is available to both paid subscribers or those who subscribe to an offered cable service such as Xfinity, and a near-fully ad-free option for extra cost. The company concurrently retains its 30% stake in Hulu. [329][330]
LX Over-the-air multicast/
OTT streaming 		May 19 Announced by NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations on September 23, 2019, LX (an abbreviation for Local X, and adapted from the name of its sister lifestyle production subsidiary LXTV) is a digital news service—building on experimental news offerings and research by NBCUniversal-owned stations— available through a streaming service and over-the-air multicast network, providing original local news content aimed at young adults 18–45 who traditionally do not watch news on conventional television. (LX originally began providing news content via a dedicated website and on various social media networks such as YouTube on the date of the launch announcement.) While the broadcast version— based out of the Dallas–Fort Worth duopoly of NBC O&O KXAS-TV and Telemundo O&O KXTX-TV, which produces three-hour daily morning and prime time newscasts for LX— ad-supported, commercial breaks on LX are fewer and of shorter length than other conventional television platforms. [331][332]
HBO Max OTT streaming May 27 HBO Max is a paid subscription streaming service that features original content as well as content from Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, CNN, TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network, Crunchyroll and other WarnerMedia brands and programs being transferred from HBO (consisting of children's programs from the Sesame Workshop library) and the sunsetted Audience, along with former original programming from the DC Universe service, which is being converted to a comic book archive-centric service. Due to compensation disputes, the service was unavailable on Amazon Fire TV and Roku digital media players and televisions until November 17 and December 17, respectively. HBO Max replaced HBO Go (TV Everywhere) and HBO Now (direct-to-consumer OTT), two standalone streaming services that exclusively featured HBO content (including current and library original programming, and films broadcast on HBO's linear primary and multiplex channels during their contractual durations). [333][334]
[335]
Fave TV Over-the-air multicast December 15 Launched by CBS Entertainment Group, a subsidiary of ViacomCBS. The network's programming is mostly taken from the program archives of ViacomCBS's non-children's networks, along with carrying repeat syndicated sitcoms also carried by networks such as MTV2, BET and Logo TV.

Conversions and rebrandings[edit]

Old network
name 		New network
name 		Type Conversion date Notes Source
JUCE TV Positiv Over-the-air multicast/
Cable and satellite 		January 26 On January 26, the Trinity Broadcasting Network relaunched its youth-oriented multicast service JUCE TV—which had been moved to a 24-hour DT5 feed on TBN's owned-and-operated stations on January 13, after being placed in a time-share with sister children's network Smile concurrent with the June 2015 launch of TBN Salsa on that feed—as Positiv. The relaunched network—which, unusual for a service whose over-the-air broadcasts are transmitted exclusively over non-commercial stations, is partially advertiser-supported—features family and faith-based films (including many in TBN's existing library that aired on the network under its JCTV/JUCE TV format). TBN relegated the "JUCE" brand to a dedicated YouTube channel offering original short-form content aimed at Christian youth, which the ministry launched on October 23, 2019. [336]
Live Well Network Localish Over-the-air multicast February 17 On January 21, ABC Owned Television Stations announced that Live Well Network—which has been carried exclusively on ABC's eight O&O stations since it retracted from national distribution in 2014—rebranded on February 17, as a television extension of the Localish digital lifestyle brand launched by ABC in September 2018. The relaunched network features long-form variants of several programs already featured on the Localish website, which focuses on short-form series focusing on local storytelling, food, leisure and health. It also serves as a de facto overflow feed for ABC's network programming on its O&Os during sports and breaking news coverage. [337][338]
Showtime Beyond SHO×BET Premium cable and satellite July 15 On February 20, ViacomCBS announced that Showtime's third multiplex channel, the former channel space for Showcase—which, since its July 2001 rebranding, has focused on theatrical and first-run feature films from parent network Showtime's various film distributors as well as Showtime's library of original made-for-cable films, documentaries and comedy specials–would be relaunched as SHO×BET, an African American-oriented service co-branded with sister basic cable network BET. Upon the July 15 relaunch, however, SHO×BET replaced sister multiplex channel Showtime Beyond—which had focused mainly around paranormal and science fiction films since its September 1999 launch—instead, while Showcase remained a standalone channel. (Both networks swapped channel placements on select systems.) SHO×BET—the second premium cable co-branding effort to have involved BET, former co-owner of Starz multiplex channel BET Movies: Starz! (now Starz In Black) from its 1997 launch until Viacom opted BET Networks out of the venture in 2001—offers movies and series (including original scripted content from Showtime and BET's respective libraries) aimed at Black audiences. [339][340]
[341]
Justice Network True Crime Network Over-the-air multicast July 27 Announced on July 13, the Tegna-owned multicast network rebranded as True Crime Network on July 27, in preparation for the launch of a free companion OTT streaming service offering true crime series from the network's programming library and true crime podcasts distributed by co-owned subsidiary Vault Studios to launch later in the summer. Along with its existing archive programming, True Crime Network also offers original programming based on true crime and investigative content from the libraries of Tegna's television stations as well as the safety PSAs from the "BeSafe" campaign (hosted by Atlanta Police Sergeant and former actor Ralph Woolfolk) that have aired since the network first launched. [342][343]
Spectrum News Austin Spectrum News 1 (Texas) Regional cable October 16 On October 6, Charter Communications announced the relaunch of regional cable news channel Spectrum News Austin—which launched in September 1999, and added a subfeed for the San Antonio market in June 2014—as Spectrum News 1, a quasi-statewide network serving all eight of the provider's systems throughout Texas, on October 16. In addition to its existing staff in Austin and San Antonio, Spectrum News 1 employs around 20 additional reporters assigned to file reports in each of the six new markets: Dallas–Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, El Paso, Corpus Christi, Waco and Harlingen–McAllen–Brownsville. [344][345]

Closures[edit]

Network Type End date Notes Source
ESPN Goal Line & Bases Loaded Cable and satellite January 13 (de facto)
June 30 (contractual sunsetting) 		On March 13, one day after the NCAA cancelled its Division I baseball tournament due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ESPN sent notice to cable & satellite providers that Goal Line & Bases Loaded would be formally discontinued on June 30, the contractual end of its latest agreement. The NFL RedZone-style channel carried live highlight coverage of college football across ESPN's networks, along with similar coverage of the NCAA softball and baseball tourneys (and until 2017, Wednesday night college basketball coverage under the "Buzzer Beater" branding). ESPN's building emphasis on its ESPN+ streaming service, along with continuous staffing reductions at ESPN and overall issues with a lack of compelling coverage on the channel, are likely to blame for the network's demise. The channel's final program was a "datacast" of the 2020 College Football Playoff National Championship (as part of ESPN's Megacast coverage of the game); from March 13 until its closure, the channel space carried a looping video of the ESPN logo. [346]
MHz WorldView Over-the-air multicast March 1 MHz Networks announced on January 8, 2020, that MHz Worldview would cease operations as they prepare to transition to two digital streaming services, MHz Choice (paid subscription) and MHz Now (free & ad-supported). After its closure, many stations that carried MHz Worldview switched to other networks including First Nations Experience, World Channel, Deutsche Welle, and NHK World. [347]
Audience Cable/satellite (DirecTV/U-verse/AT&T TV-exclusive) May 23 AT&T announced on January 8 that Audience, a network exclusive to AT&T platforms, would be discontinued, eventually transitioning to a barker channel that advertises and previews programming found on HBO Max. The prime daily programs for Audience, simulcasts of sports radio programs hosted by Dan Patrick and Rich Eisen, departed the network on February 28. [348][349]
[350]
HBO Go TV Everywhere video on demand streaming service July 31 On June 12, 2020, WarnerMedia announced that the HBO Go platform would be decommissioned on July 31, 2020. Providers that have not yet made an HBO Max deal continued to allow customer access to HBO Go (mainly Altice USA's brands, Mediacom and smaller cable providers yet to come to terms with WarnerMedia on HBO Max carriage, and closed-circuit university television systems which had not had personnel available during the COVID-19 pandemic to negotiate a new contract for HBO Max), though only through the HBO Go desktop website. [351][352]
Quibi OTT streaming December 1 Only having launched in April, it was reported on October 21, 2020, that Quibi would be shutting down. This was after the short-form streamer made numerous accessibility concessions having launched with a mobile only focus. Its library would be acquired by The Roku Channel in January 2021. [353][354]
HBO Now December 17 On December 16, WarnerMedia reached an agreement with Roku to offer HBO Max beginning the following day on digital media players and TV sets supporting Roku's operating systems, effectively decommissioning HBO Now (which, like the sunsetted HBO Go and in contrast to the more expansive HBO Max, narrowly focused on content from the linear HBO television service). The shutdown of HBO Now (which was renamed “HBO” on August 1) completed WarnerMedia's phase-out of HBO Now and HBO Go, which began with the replacement of apps for both legacy services with those of HBO Max on iOS and Android platforms upon the latter's May 27 launch. [355]
El Rey Network Cable and digital December 31 Hobbled by loss of carriage on AT&T's platforms and Spectrum systems, as well as Univision Communications's withdrawal as a minority partner as part of their own corporate upheaval, the English-language Latino-oriented channel announced on December 8 that it would shutter as a linear cable/satellite channel. However, the network relaunched as a streaming service in August 2021. [356][357]

Television stations[edit]

Subchannel launches[edit]

Date Market Station Channel Affiliation Source
January 1 Birmingham, Alabama WBRC 6.5 Grit (moved from 6.3) [358]
Huntsville, Alabama WAFF 48.5 Grit (moved from 48.3) [359]
Montgomery, Alabama WSFA 12.3 Circle [citation needed]
Anchorage, Alaska KTUU-TV 2.3 [citation needed]
Tucson, Arizona KOLD-TV 13.3 [360]
Los Angeles, California KCAL-TV 9.3 [citation needed]
Sacramento, California KMAX-TV 31.5 [citation needed]
San Francisco, California KBCW 44.5 [citation needed]
Dover, Delaware (Salisbury, Maryland) WMDE 36.4 [citation needed]
Gainesville/Ocala, Florida, WCJB-TV 20.4 [citation needed]
Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Florida, WBFS-TV 33.5 [citation needed]
Panama City, Florida, WECP-LD 18.4 Heroes & Icons (moved from 18.3) [citation needed]
Sarasota, Florida, WWSB 40.2 Circle [citation needed]
St. Petersburg/Tampa, Florida, WTOG 44.5 [citation needed]
West Palm Beach, Florida, WFLX 29.3 [citation needed]
Albany, Georgia, WALB 10.5 [citation needed]
WGCW-LD 36.2 [citation needed]
Augusta, Georgia, WRDW-TV 12.4 [361]
Columbus, Georgia, WTVM 9.3 [citation needed]
Savannah, Georgia, WTOC-TV 11.3 [citation needed]
Thomasville, Georgia
(Tallahassee, Florida)		 WCTV 6.3 [citation needed]
Honolulu, Hawaii KGMB 5.2 [citation needed]
Caldwell/Boise, Idaho KNIN-TV 9.4 [citation needed]
Evansville, Indiana WFIE 14.4 Grit (moved from 14.3) [362]
South Bend, Indiana WNDU-TV 16.3 Circle [363]
Cedar Rapids, Iowa KCRG-TV 9.6 [citation needed]
Ottumwa, Iowa/Kirksville, Missouri KYOU-TV 15.5 Grit (moved from 15.3) [citation needed]
Topeka, Kansas WIBW-TV 13.3 Circle [citation needed]
Hutchinson/Wichita, Kansas KWCH-DT 12.4 [citation needed]
Hazard, Kentucky, WYMT-TV 57.3 [364]
Lexington, Kentucky, WKYT-TV 27.3 [citation needed]
Louisville, Kentucky, WAVE 3.3 [citation needed]
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, WAFB 9.3 [citation needed]
New Orleans, Louisiana, WVUE-DT 8.5 Grit (moved from 8.3) [365]
Shreveport, Louisiana, KSLA 12.2 Grit (moved from 12.4) [citation needed]
Bangor, Maine WABI-TV 5.4 Circle [366]
Boston, Massachusetts WSBK-TV 38.5 [citation needed]
Detroit, Michigan, WKBD-TV 50.5 [citation needed]
Flint/Saginaw/
Bay City, Michigan,		 WJRT-TV 12.6 WeatherNation TV
(moved from 12.3)		 [367]
Onondaga/Lansing, Michigan, WILX-TV 10.3 Circle [368]
Jackson, Mississippi, WLBT 3.3 [369]
Cape Girardeau, Missouri/
Paducah, Kentucky,		 KFVS-TV 12.3 [370]
Springfield, Missouri KYTV 3.5 [citation needed]
Grand Island/Hastings, Nebraska, KGIN 11.5 [citation needed]
Lincoln, Nebraska, KOLN 10.5 [citation needed]
Reno, Nevada KOLO-TV 8.4 [citation needed]
Secaucus, New Jersey
(New York City)		 WWOR-TV 48.2 [citation needed]
Riverhead, New York
(New York City)		 WLNY-TV 55.5 [citation needed]
Charlotte, North Carolina, WBTV 3.3 [citation needed]
Greenville/New Bern/
Washington, North Carolina,		 WITN-TV 7.6 [371]
Wilmington, North Carolina, WECT 6.3 [citation needed]
Bismarck, North Dakota KFYR-TV 5.4 [citation needed]
Dickinson, North Dakota KQCD-TV 7.4 [citation needed]
Minot, North Dakota KMOT 10.4 [citation needed]
Williston, North Dakota KUMV-TV 8.4 [citation needed]
Cincinnati, Ohio, WCPO-TV 9.5 Laff [372]
WXIX-TV 19.5 Ion Television
Shaker Heights/Cleveland, Ohio, WUAB 43.2 Circle [citation needed]
Toledo, Ohio, WTVG 13.4 [citation needed]
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WPSG 57.5 [citation needed]
Jeannette/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WPCW 19.5 [citation needed]
Ponce, Puerto Rico WTIN-TV 2.11 Telemundo [373]
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico WNJX-TV 2.12
San Juan, Puerto Rico WAPA-TV 4.3 Local weather [citation needed]
Charleston, South Carolina, WCSC-TV 5.4 Grit (moved from 5.3) [374]
Columbia, South Carolina, WIS 10.3 Circle [citation needed]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, WMBF-TV 32.5 Grit (moved from 32.3) [375]
Lead, South Dakota KHSD-TV 11.2 Circle [citation needed]
Rapid City, South Dakota KOTA-TV 3.2 [citation needed]
Knoxville, Tennessee, WVLT-TV 8.4 [376]
Memphis, Tennessee, WMC-TV 5.4 Grit (moved from 5.3) [377]
Borger/Amarillo, Texas, KEYU 31.3 Circle [citation needed]
Fort Worth/Dallas, Texas, KTXA 21.4 [citation needed]
Lubbock, Texas, KCBD 11.2 [378]
Tyler/Longview, Texas, KLTV 7.2 [citation needed]
Burlington, Vermont WCAX-TV 3.5 Ion Television (moved from 3.3) [379]
Harrisonburg, Virginia, WSVW-LD 30.3 Circle [citation needed]
Richmond, Virginia, WWBT 12.4 Court TV Mystery (moved from 12.3) [380]
Roanoke, Virginia, WDBJ 7.3 Heroes & Icons (moved from 7.2) [381]
Tacoma/Seattle, Washington KSTW 11.5 Circle [citation needed]
Huntington/Charleston, West Virginia WSAZ-TV 3.3 [382]
Weston/Clarksburg, West Virginia WDTV 5.4 [citation needed]
Green Bay, Wisconsin WBAY-TV 2.6 Ion Television (moved from 2.3) [383]
January 6 Colorado Springs, Colorado KKTV 11.3 Circle [384]
January 7 Fort Kent, Maine (Presque Isle) WWPI-LD 16.1 NBC [385]
January 13 Lake Charles, Louisiana, KVHP 29.4 Ion Television (moved from 29.3) [citation needed]
Wichita Falls, Texas/Lawton, Oklahoma KAUZ-TV 6.3 Circle [citation needed]
April 1 Lafayette, Louisiana, KLWB 50.3 Telemundo [386]
May 1 Kennewick/Pasco/
Richland, Washington		 KVEW 42.6 QVC [387]
42.7 HSN
Yakima, Washington KAPP 35.6 QVC
35.7 HSN

Stations changing network affiliation[edit]

Major affiliation changes[edit]

This section outlines affiliation changes involving English and Spanish language networks (ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, PBS, The CW, Univision, etc.), and format conversions involving independent stations. Digital subchannels will only be mentioned if the prior or new affiliation involves a major English and Spanish broadcast network or a locally programmed independent entertainment format.
Date Market Station Channel Prior affiliation New affiliation Notes Source
January 1 Mayagüez, Puerto Rico WORA 5.1 Telemundo ABC On June 27, 2019, WORA-TV announced that it would end an affiliation agreement with WKAQ-TV by December 31, leaving Telemundo without a western affiliate after more than four years. Later, Hemisphere Media Group, the owners of WAPA-TV, announced that Telemundo would air on a subchannel of WNJX-TV by January 1, 2020. On December 18, WORA-TV announced that it would move ABC programming to channel 5.1 on January 1, with the Televisión Española news channel 24H airing on 5.2 from that date on. [388]
January 28 Harlingen/McAllen/
Brownsville, Texas 		KGBT-TV 4.1 CBS Temporarily silent With Nexstar Media Group acquiring the non-license assets of KGBT from Sinclair Broadcast Group through the settlement of Tribune Media's 2018 lawsuit against Sinclair, Nexstar—which assumed the rights to KGBT's programming and news operation—decides to move KGBT's CBS schedule to a subchannel on the KVEO spectrum; the move results in KGBT ending its affiliation with CBS after 66 years and its main channel going temporarily silent until replacement programming is added. KVEO's former subchannel affiliations with Estrella TV, Court TV Mystery and Grit also move to the KGBT spectrum (on three new subchannels) to accommodate additional bandwidth needed for KVEO to transmit the former KGBT CBS programming feed on its DT2 subchannel. [389][390]
4.4 New subchannel Estrella TV
4.5 New subchannel Grit
4.6 New subchannel Court TV Mystery
KVEO-TV 23.2 Estrella TV CBS
August 1 Anchorage, Alaska KYES-TV 5.1 MyNetworkTV CBS Earlier in 2020, GCI/Denali Media Holdings, the majority cable provider for the state of Alaska, announced that it would sell its broadcast holdings to focus on other areas, in particular providing data, mobile, video, voice and managed services. On July 31, Denali announced the sale of KTVA's non-license assets, including its news operation and CBS affiliation, to Gray Television, owners of NBC affiliate KTUU-TV and what had been MyNetworkTV affiliate KYES-TV. Denali retains ownership of the KTVA license since Gray cannot legally own and/or operate the station (it already owns two full-power stations in Anchorage). The KTVA assets were transferred to KYES-TV the same day, while KTVA temporarily simulcasted KYES-TV for the benefit of viewers until it wound down its news operation on August 28, with KTUU taking some of KTVA's former staff for a combined "Alaska's News Source" operation between KTUU and KYES. KYES's former primary schedule and MyNetworkTV schedule was shifted to a newly created fourth subchannel. KTVA went dark on September 3, 2020, as GCI looks for a sale partner. [391]
5.4 New subchannel MyNetworkTV
KTVA 11.1 CBS Dark
November 2 Sioux Falls, South Dakota KDLT-TV 46.2 Antenna TV Fox Earlier in September, Independent Communications, owner of KTTW and its Huron satellite station KTTM announced it sell the non-license assets of the station along with the studio space, its translators, the Fox affiliation and the Cozi TV subchannel to Gray Television, parent of NBC affiliated station KDLT-TV and its Mitchell satellite station KDLV and ABC affiliated station KSFY-TV; ending its 33 years affiliation with the network on November 2. After the sale, a local company plans to buy the stations and they carry This TV on the second subchannel for the interim while the main channel went temporary dark (Later on February 11, 2021, Radiant Life Ministries, parent company of the Christian broadcaster TCT Network brought the stations for $1 million, pending FCC sale). To accompany the Fox and Cozi TV programming, KDLT had moved the Antenna TV subchannel to 46.3 and KDLV meanwhile moves the KSFY signal to 5.3, displacing The CW Plus and MeTV affiliations. [392]
46.3 New subchannel Antenna TV
46.4 New subchannel Cozi TV
KTTW 7.1 Fox Dark
7.2 Cozi TV This TV (moved from 7.3)
Mitchell, South Dakota KDLV (satellite of KDLT-TV) 5.2 The CW Plus Fox
5.3 MeTV ABC (simulcast of KSFY-TV)
Huron, South Dakota KTTM (satellite of KTTW) 12.1 Fox Dark
12.2 Cozi TV This TV (moved from 7.3)

Subchannel affiliation[edit]

Date Market Station Channel Prior affiliation New affiliation Source
January 1 Birmingham, Alabama WBRC 6.3 Grit (moved to 6.5) Circle [358]
Huntsville, Alabama WAFF 48.3 Grit (moved to 48.5) [359]
Panama City, Florida, WECP-LD 18.3 Heroes & Icons (moved to 18.4) [citation needed]
Evansville, Indiana WFIE 14.3 Grit (moved to 14.4) [362]
Ottumwa, Iowa/Kirksville, Missouri KYOU-TV 15.3 Grit (moved to 15.5) [citation needed]
New Orleans, Louisiana, WVUE-DT 8.3 Grit (moved to 8.5) [365]
Shreveport, Louisiana, KSLA 12.2 Grit (moved to 12.4) [citation needed]
Flint/Saginaw/
Bay City, Michigan,		 WJRT-TV 12.3 WeatherNation TV
(moved to 12.6)		 [393][367]
Cincinnati, Ohio, WCPO-TV 9.3 Laff Bounce TV [372]
WXIX-TV 19.2 Bounce TV (moved to WCPO-DT 9.3) Heroes & Icons
19.3 Grit Circle
19.4 Ion Television (moved to 19.5) Grit
WBQC-LD 25.9 Heroes & Icons Start TV
Charleston, South Carolina, WCSC-TV 5.3 Grit (moved to 5.4) Circle [374]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, WMBF-TV 32.3 Grit (moved to 32.5) [375]
Memphis, Tennessee, WMC-TV 5.3 Grit (moved to 5.4) [377]
Belton, Texas
(Waco/Temple/Bryan)		 KNCT 46.2 MeTV (simulcast of KWTX-DT 10.3) [citation needed]
Burlington, Vermont WCAX-TV 3.5 Ion Television (moved from 3.3) [379]
Richmond, Virginia, WWBT 12.2 Court TV Mystery (moved to 12.3) [380]
Roanoke, Virginia, WDBJ 7.2 Heroes & Icons (moved to 7.3) [381]
Green Bay, Wisconsin WBAY-TV 2.3 Ion Television (moved to 2.6) [394]
January 13 Lake Charles, Louisiana, KVHP 29.3 Ion Television (moved to 29.4) [citation needed]

Station closures[edit]

Station Channel Affiliation Market Date Notes Source
KYMA-DT 11.# NBC Yuma, Arizona January 13 On January 13, 2020, the KYMA-DT program streams and intellectual unit were moved to the channel 13 facility, which changed call letters from KSWT to KYMA-DT. The former KYMA-DT's license was surrendered eight days later as a condition of the acquisition of Northwest Broadcasting by Apollo Global Management in 2019. The virtual channel numbering of the former KYMA streams remains the same. [395][396]
WNYS-TV 43.# MyNetworkTV Syracuse, New York The same license surrender situation occurs in Syracuse, with WNYS's license turned in, and its intellectual unit becoming the third subchannel of sister Fox affiliate WSYT. It also retains its existing virtual channels.
WLFM-LP 6 (audio on 87.7 FM) radio programming Cleveland June 30 One of the remaining analog channel 6 television stations used to broadcast FM audio at 87.7 FM (so-called "Franken FM" stations) in existence, owner Murray Hill Broadcasting announced that it is ending their LMA with TSJ Media, which moves the station's Spanish CHR audio format to a digital-only presence; the station ended its analog operations and presence on FM radio at the same time. WLFM moved to digital channel 20 in the UHF band in the ongoing TV repack and flash-cut to digital; under the new call sign WLFM-LD, the license is broadcasting Jewelry Television on virtual channel 6.1. The remaining analog channel 6 stations meet the same fate over the course of the year. [397]
W47CK 47 MyNetworkTV Wilmington, North Carolina December 11 The station's license was canceled on this date.

Deaths[edit]

Main article: 2020 deaths in American television

Notes[edit]

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