List of GET affiliates explained

See main article: getTV. 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.

Current affiliates

CityStation[1] Virtual
channel
OwnerNotes †

Nationwide

373 National feed of network for satellite provider
NA
NA

Alabama

46.4
35.2

Arizona

13.3
Green Valley (Tucson) 46.3
35.3

California

21.2 TelevisaUnivision
41.2 Simulcast of KFTV-DT 21.2
46.2
64.3
14.3 replaced getTV
San Marcos (San Diego) 43.2 February 23, 2020

Colorado

14.3 Entravision Communications

Connecticut

61.3 replaced TBD (TV network)

District of Columbia

14.2 TelevisaUnivision

Florida

22.2 WGPS of Southwest Florida, LLC Replaced DrTV December 2015
Hollywood (Miami) 69.3 TelevisaUnivision
17.4 Formerly on WTEV-TV/WJAX-TV from 2014 to 2020
43.2 TelevisaUnivision
50.3

Georgia

34.3 TelevisaUnivision

Hawaii

2.3 Nexstar Media Group

Idaho

33.2 Cocola Broadcasting

Illinois

43.2 Nexstar Media Group
Joliet (Chicago) 66.3 TelevisaUnivision
16.2 INNOVATE Corp Group

Indiana

45.2 Tran Star
8.2 Circle City Broadcasting
18.2
16.7

Iowa

23.5 Tegna Inc.
20.9 Tri-State Christian Television Moved from KGAN 2.3 in October 2022

Kansas

21.2 INNOVATE Corp.
34.2

Kentucky

25.5 DTV America
50.8 Word Broadcasting Network
11.6 Tegna Inc.

Louisiana

47.2 INNOVATE Corp. February 2021
22.2 Delta Media Corporation/Wilderness Communications March 16, 2021 after the networks were dropped off KLFY-TV's DT2
4.5 Tegna Inc. Launched Oct. 8, 2021

Maryland

BaltimoreWQAW-LD69.2INNOVATE Corp.

Massachusetts

Marlborough (Boston) 66.3 TelevisaUnivision

Michigan

DetroitWPXD-TV31.6Inyo Broadcast Holdings
FlintWAQP49.11Tri-State Christian TelevisionFormerly on WSMH, WLNS and WFKB-LD
17.5Replaced by Dabl

Minnesota

5.4 Formerly on KJNK-LD 25.6 from 2017 - 2022

Missouri

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

Nevada

21.4 Howard Stirk Holdings Formerly on KLAS-TV 8.3

New Jersey

Newark (New York City) 68.3 TelevisaUnivision
Wildwood (Atlantic City) 40.2 TelevisaUnivision

New Mexico

50.3 Nexstar Media Group Launched January 18, 2017

New York

10.2 Nexstar Media Group Launched February 1, 2016
49.2 Sinclair Broadcast Group
Smithtown (New York City) 67.3 TelevisaUnivision Operates as a satellite of WFUT-DT

North Carolina

9.3 Cox Media Group Moved from WAXN 64.2
40.4 TelevisaUnivision
16.7 Inyo Broadcast Holdings Replaced WMYV

North Dakota

4.10 Major Market Broadcasting

Ohio

61.3 TelevisaUnivision

Oklahoma

Oklahoma CityKOCO-TV5.6Hearst Television
53.6 Oral Roberts University

Oregon

6.2 Nexstar Media Group

Pennsylvania

8.4 Launched October 3, 2022
28.2 TelevisaUnivision
40.5 Cornerstone Television, Inc.

Puerto Rico

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

South Carolina

63.6 WBHQ Columbia, LLC

Tennessee

7.2
30.4 Tegna Inc.
4.6 Gray Television
W29FR-D 29.6

Texas

15.2 HC2 Broadcasting
62.3 TelevisaUnivision
4.4 Fox Television Stations
49.2 TelevisaUnivision
67.2
29.3 HC2 Holdings
41.2 HC2 Broadcasting Launched February 3, 2014

Utah

32.3 TelevisaUnivision

Virginia

10.3 Nexstar Media Group
10.2 Graham Media Group Launched February 1, 2016
8.3 Nexstar Media Group Launched February 2, 2016

Washington

KREM2.6 Tegna Inc. Launched

Wisconsin

8.2
12.6 Hearst Television

Former affiliates

CityStationVirtual
channel
Years of
affiliation
OwnerNotes

California

4.3 2016–2019 replaced by Court TV

Connecticut

32.2 ?-2022 Replaced by BeIN Sports Xtra then Paid Programming

Iowa

2.3 2021-2022 Sinclair Broadcast Group Moved from 2.2 in January 2021 when Fox moved from KFXA to KGAN

Kentucky

56.2 2014-2016 Replaced by Comet
49.2/49.4 2014-2018 Replaced by Charge! and Stadium

Louisiana

30.3 2014-2017 Touch Family Broadcasting Replaced by HSN, then NewsNet, now Antenna TV

Maryland

24.4 2015-2017
54.2 2014-2015

Michigan

38.3 2015-2018 Adell Broadcasting Corporation Replaced by Quest
WHNE-LD 3.2 2018-2023 Bridge Media Networks
(was owned at the time by Tait Broadcasting LLC)
WHNE got sold and was replaced with Sports News Highlights
66.2 2014-2015 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by Antenna TV
41.2 2016-2021 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by Dabl
6.2 2016-2018 Nexstar Media Group Bandwidth sold for wireless services
WFKB-LD 38.4 2019-2020 Station off the air

Minnesota

23.4 2014-2017 Sinclair Broadcast Group
25.6 2017-2022 INNOVATE Corp.

Missouri

13.4 2015-2017 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by TBD

Nevada

8.3 2022-2024 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by Antenna TV

New Mexico

13.2 2016-2017 Nexstar Media Group
16.1 2014-2015 Ramar Communications Replaced by Movies!

New York

67.4 2014-2019 Replaced by Grit
43.2 2014-2021 Cox Media Group (Bristlecone Broadcasting LLC) Replaced by Dabl

North Carolina

48.2 2014-2023 Sinclair Broadcast Group Replaced by Rewind TV

Ohio

64.2 2014-2017 Deerfield Media Replaced by Antenna TV
22.2 2014-2016 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by Fox
62.6 2015-2021Nexstar Media GroupReplaced by Antenna TV

Oklahoma

34.2 2014-2017 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by TBD
41.2 2014-2020 Cox Media Group Replaced by Cozi TV

Pennsylvania

27.3 ?-2020 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by Dabl, now Grit.

Rhode Island

12.4 2014-February 2021 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by Dabl

South Carolina

62.3 2016-2021 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by True Crime Network

Tennessee

6.2 2016-2021 Nexstar Media Group Replaced by Antenna TV
30.2 2014-2022 Sinclair Broadcasting Group

Texas

7.3 2014-2016 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by Comet
22.2 2015-2016 Replaced by Azteca América
2.5 2022-2024 Replaced by MeTV Toons

Washington

7.2 2014-2020 Cox Media Group Replaced by Cozi TV

West Virginia

8.4 2016-2017 Sinclair Broadcasting Group Replaced by TBD

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Stations for Network - GET. Network List. RabbitEars.info.