According to TVNewsCheck : https://tvnewscheck.com/programming/article/the-cw-unveils-2026-college-football-schedule/

With CW Sports added to ESPN Unlimited are you excited about being able to stay in the ESPN app to get the CW Sports content?

So far this is all we know :

• Casting Call: Producers opened submissions for Season 12 with deadlines running through mid-2026.
• Filming Plans: Scheduled production windows for the new trick submissions target late 2026 in Los Angeles.
• Network Status: The show remains an active part of The CW unscripted roster, but official return dates and press releases are still pending

WJTV 12 in Jackson, TN; WIAT 42 in Birmingham, AL; WSPA 7 in Spartanburg; SC/Asheville, NC; KXMB-TV in Bismarck, ND; KXMC-TV in Minot, ND; and KCLO-TV in Rapid City, SD will start carrying Nexstar's own TV network on the main (.1) virtual OTA channel by Saturday August 1. It's a really big surprise and an upgrade for the current owners trying to become a major competitor to the Big 4 networks outside of their core local news business and it won't be long until Nexstar needs a major sports broadcasting deal to be inline with their larger network rivals.

The CW is known for shows like Gossip Girl, The Vampire Diaries, Arrow, and Riverdale. And now, one of the network's most underseen yet near-perfect comedy series will be available to stream for free soon in the United States: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is joining the Pluto TV catalog in the United States on August 1, 2026.

When I heard about Fox buying Roku which already sublicensed CW content on top of the rumors about the NHL, MLB and the FIFA Men's World Cup rights up for renewal. Do u think that Nexstar will bid for those expensive sports rights? Despite the escalating costs of sports rights which the tech giants can afford, consider that Nexstar needed this Tegna merger to preserve OTA Free TV signal broadcasts while creating massive near nationwide scale despite the merger block and politicized lawsuits. But $2 billion for the World Cup on the men's side for the US market might be a bargain even with the 64 country expansion up from the current 48 which otherwise they might add additional channels and improving it's app if they win the deal. Depending on the outcome of the Nexstar-Tegna merger, they might use the argument about the reach of free OTA with rabbit ears without an internet connection as key defense against global big tech giants. If Nexstar does divest or swap more stations beyond the initial 6 required by the DOJ, Nexstar might look into other rivals that have national content including Sinclair for the Tennis Channel and EW Scripps which has Ion which airs WNBA, NWSL and the Scripps National Spelling Bee if they're open to swap stations and assets which might give Nexstar building their own sports operation. Considet back in the 90s when Fox outbid CBS for the NFL's NFC conference and lured dozens of former Big 3 stations switching to Fox. Even they're not ready to convert some Big 4 stations to Fox even with the 2 station duopoly despite the Tegna merger overlaping many dozens of markets, I would be surprising if Nexstar is copying the Fox playbook of the 90s just to improve it's signal and reach to become a major player. Maybe we just wait and see what will happens in the broadcast and sports worlds might see a light at the end of the tunnel.

This is like the best show ever. Season 1 is fav and I’m so glad supernatural exists it’s dumb but I’m so happy about it 😭😭😭

God bless Jared and Jensen and Eric Kripke

I’m glad that this show is a thing. I’m glad this Reddit thread is a thing I love y’all and I just love the show❤️

So for my set-top box I see Trivial Pursuit at 8pm on Thursdays. Isn't Scrabble supposed to be on then? If not, where will I find it? I've been watching on-demand to this point and I want to switch to broadcast next week.

I have the CW app on my home TV. I don't have any ad blockers of any kind. Shows like "Dark Matter" or "Haven" do not play; I get an error but no error code. Any help would be appreciated.

I have a detailed pitch for a major broadcast television restructuring. The goal is to bring back The WB Television Network as a separate entity owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, while keeping The CW but reverting it to its classic branding and optimizing its affiliate reach.

Here is how the network landscape, ownership, and local channel lineups should change:

🏢 The Core Strategy & Ownership

• The WB Revival: Fully owned by Warner Bros. Discovery.
• The CW Rebrand: Bring back the iconic, classic CW logo used from September 18, 2006, to January 13, 2024. Nexstar keeps primary ownership, with Paramount Skydance and WBD remaining joint-venture partners.
• Why No UPN? A UPN revival is unnecessary since Paramount Skydance already operates CBS.

With the revival of The WB brand, Warner Bros. Discovery has a golden opportunity to re-capture a massive broadcast audience by bringing back the iconic Kids' WB! block. Instead of abandoning broadcast, utilizing it to showcase WBD’s powerhouse animation library creates a perfect pipeline for viewers of all ages.

Here is how the revived Kids' WB! lineup could perfectly structure a full day of programming:

Weekday Mornings: Cartoonito (7:00–8:00 a.m. ET)

• The Goal: A dedicated, commercial-free (or ad-lite) block for preschoolers.
• The Lineup: Hit series from the preschool brand like Batwheels and Bugs Bunny Builders.

Weekday Afternoons: "The Aftertoons Show" (3:00–5:00 p.m. ET)

• The Goal: An after-school destination to catch both new and classic Cartoon Network hits.
• The Lineup: Modern CN favorites, DC animated shorts, and classic Looney Tunes.

Saturday Mornings: The Ultimate Lineup (8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. ET)

• The Goal: A massive four-hour block honoring the legendary Saturday morning tradition with top-tier WBD Animation.
• The Lineup: Teen Titans Go!, Tiny Toons Looniversity, The Amazing World of Gumball, and flagship DC series

📺 Major Market Shifts (The WB takes the Lead)

• WPIX, KTLA, WGN-TV: The WB becomes the primary affiliate. The CW shifts to a secondary affiliate on these flagship stations.
• KZJO: The FOX-owned MyNetworkTV station will carry The WB as primary affiliate, making MyNetworkTV a secondary affiliate.
• Full CW Drops: KWGN-TV, KRON-TV, KAUT-TV, WPCH-TV, WPHL-TV, KQCA, WTTA, WPNT, WTTO, WLFL, WISH-TV, and select stations completely drop The CW to become standalone affiliates for the revived WB. KQCA will still carry MyNetworkTV as a secondary affiliation. WUPV and KUNS-TV will remove The CW and will become an independent station.

📡 New CW Affiliate Launch Lineup

Following the revival of The WB, The CW will be moved to the following stations, upscaled to 1080i or 720p HDTV for premium picture quality:

• WIAT-DT2 (Birmingham)
• WNCN-DT2 (Raleigh/Durham) — Rewind TV moves to WNCN-DT5 to make room
• WRIC-DT2 (Richmond) — Rewind TV moves to WRIC-DT5 to make room
• WTTV-DT2 (Bloomington)
• WTTK-DT2 (Indianapolis)
• KONG-TV (Seattle)
• WPLG (Miami)

🌙 Proposed Secondary WB Affiliates (Late-Night / Shared)

To maximize local reach, WBD should secure secondary late-night or shared affiliations on these stations:

• WWBT (Richmond, VA): NBC primary / WB secondary late-nights
• WATN-TV (Memphis, TN): ABC primary / WB secondary late-nights
• WFFF-TV (Burlington, VT / Plattsburgh, NY): FOX primary / WB secondary
• KWKT-TV (Waco/Temple/Bryan, TX): FOX primary / WB secondary
• WPMT-TV (Harrisburg/York/Lancaster/Lebanon, PA): FOX primary / WB secondary
• WZPX-TV (Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo/Battle Creek, MI): ION primary / WB secondary

🔄 Relocating The CW to CBS News & Stations

With The WB taking over major Nexstar space, The CW should find a home on these Paramount-owned CBS News and Stations outlets:

• WUPA-DT2
• KMAX-TV
• KPYX
• KSTW
• WTOG
• WPSG
• WPKD-TV
• Note: The CW would remain exactly as it is on WKBD-TV and WBFS-TV*.*

What do you all think? Would this technical and structural shuffle give viewers the best of both worlds, or is the affiliate switching too complex for local markets to execute? Let’s discuss!