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Energy drink moment in Family Guy

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From the episode "New Kidney in Town". The drink - Red Bull.

Shows that were spun off from What a Cartoon! and The Cartoonstitute

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Asterisk (*) denotes picked up by a different channel instead of Cartoon Network. What a Cartoon!  (1995-2002) and The Cartoonstitute  (2009-2010). The Powerpuff Girls  ("Meat Fuzzy Lumkins" aired on February 20, 1995) - 1998 to 2005, 2009, 2014 and 2016 to 2019 Dexter's Laboratory  ("Changes" aired on February 26, 1995) - 1996 to 1999 and 2001 to 2003 Johnny Bravo  ("Johnny Bravo" aired on March 26, 1995) - 1997 to 2004, 2009 and 2011 Mina and the Count * ("Interlude with a Vampire aired on November 5, 1995) - 1998 to 1999 on Nickelodeon Cow and Chicken  ("No Smoking" aired on November 12, 1995) - 1997 to 1999 Courage the Cowardly Dog  (first pilot: "The Chicken from Outer Space" aired on February 18, 1996) - 1999 to 2002, 2014 and 2021 Family Guy * (prototypical version "Larry and Steve" aired on February 5, 1997) - 1999 to 2002 on Fox, 2003 on Adult Swim and 2005 to present on Fox Mike, Lu & Og  ("Crash La...

Longest-running television series by network

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As in the Big Four television networks in the United States. NBC NFL on NBC (1939-98, 2006-present) - 80 years (59 from original run and 21 from current run) Meet the Press (1947-present) - 79 years Today (1952-present) - 74 years The Tonight Show (1954-present) - 72 years Days of Our Lives (1965-2022, still airs on Peacock) - 57 years CBS CBS Evening News (1941-present) - 85 years Face the Nation (1954-present) - 72 years NFL on CBS (1956-94, 1998-present) - 66 years (38 from original run and 28 from current run) CBS Sports Spectacular (1960-present) - 66 years The NFL Today (1961-94, 1998-present) - 61 years (33 from original run and 28 from current run) ABC ABC World News Tonight (1948-present) - 78 years General Hospital (1963-present) - 63 years Good Morning America (1975-present) - 51 years 20/20 (1978-present) - 48 years Monday Night Football (1970-2005, 2016-present) - 45 years (35 from original run and 10 from current run) Fox The Simpsons (1989-present) - 37 ye...

Top-rated United States television networks by season

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The Big Four have topped the season, whereas others like The CW have not. NBC - 1950-1951 (one season) CBS - 1951-1961 (ten seasons) NBC - 1961-1962 (one season) CBS - 1962-1964 (two seasons) NBC - 1964-1967 (three seasons) CBS - 1967-1968 (one season) NBC - 1968-1970 (two seasons) ABC - 1970-1971 (one season) CBS - 1971-1976 (five seasons) ABC - 1976-1979 (three seasons) CBS - 1979-1984 (five seasons) ABC - 1984-1985 (one season) NBC - 1985-1991 (six seasons) CBS - 1991-1994 (three seasons) NBC - 1994-1999 (five seasons) ABC - 1999-2000 (one season) CBS - 2000-2001 (one season) NBC - 2001-2002 (one season) CBS - 2002-2005 (three seasons) Fox - 2005-2011 (six seasons) NBC - 2011-2012 (one season) CBS - 2012-2013 (one season) NBC - 2013-2015 (two seasons) CBS - 2015-2018 (three seasons) NBC - 2018-present (seven seasons to date)

Infobox table of Fox

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Fourth of the four major broadcast television networks in the United States. Fox Broadcasting Company, LLC Type Television network Country United States Broadcast area Worldwide Affiliates State Market Headquarters 1211   Avenue of the Americas New York City 10036 U.S. Programming Language(s) English Picture format 720p   HDTV 1080p  via  ATSC 3.0  in some markets Ownership Owner News Corporation (1986–2013) 21st Century Fox (2013–2019) Fox Corporation (2019–present) Parent Fox Entertainment Key people Rob Wade (President and CEO, Fox Entertainment) Michael Thorn (President, Fox Broadcasting Company Entertainment) Sister channels Fox News Fox Weather Fox Business Fox Local LiveNow from Fox MyNetworkTV Movies! History Founded October 9, 1986 ; 38 years ago Launched October 9, 1986 Founder Rupert Murdoch Barry Diller Former names FBC (1986–1987) Links Website fox.com Availability Streaming media Affiliated Streaming Service(s) Fox One Tubi DirecTV S...

Ownership of Fox and Ion

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Fox is owned by Fox Entertainment via Fox Corporation and Ion is owned by Scripps Networks, LLC via E.W. Scripps Company.

Fictional stuff seen in Futurama

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Notable examples being the fictional ads seen in the start of several episodes but also Slurm.

Longest lasting logos for the Big Four US TV networks

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The Big Four comprising of NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox. NBC's longest lasting logo was used from August 26, 1985 to September 30, 2013. CBS' longest lasting logo was used from 1966 to March 1, 2021. ABC's longest lasting logo was used from October 19, 1962 to September 10, 1988. Fox's longest lasting logo was used from September 1, 1999 to August 1, 2020.

Current idents for each of these US TV networks

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The networks in question being NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, Fox and the CW.