List of GET affiliates

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[edit]

City	Station^[1]	Virtual channel	Owner	Notes †
Nationwide[edit]
United States	Dish Network	373		National feed of network for satellite provider
	YouTube TV	NA
	Frndly TV	NA
Alabama[edit]
Birmingham	WUOA-LD	46.4	DTV America Corporation
Mobile-Pensacola- Fort Walton Beach	WFGX	35.2	Sinclair Broadcast Group
Arizona[edit]
Flagstaff	KFPH-DT	13.3	TelevisaUnivision
Green Valley (Tucson)	KUVE-DT	46.3
Phoenix	KFPH-CD	35.3
California[edit]
Fresno	KFTV-DT	21.2	TelevisaUnivision
Fresno	KTFF-LD	41.2		Simulcast of KFTV-DT 21.2
Los Angeles	KFTR-DT	46.2
Sacramento	KTFK-DT	64.3
San Francisco- Oakland-San Jose	KDTV-DT	14.3		replaced getTV
San Marcos (San Diego)	KSKT-CD	43.2	INNOVATE Corp.	February 23, 2020
Colorado[edit]
Denver	KTFD-DT	14.3	Entravision Communications
Connecticut[edit]
Hartford / New Haven	WTIC-TV	61.3	Tegna Inc.	replaced TBD (TV network)
District of Columbia[edit]
Washington	WFDC-DT	14.2	TelevisaUnivision (operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Florida[edit]
Fort Myers-Naples	WGPS-LD	22.2	WGPS of Southwest Florida, LLC	Replaced DrTV December 2015
Hollywood (Miami)	WAMI-DT	69.3	TelevisaUnivision
Jacksonville	WCWJ	17.4	Graham Media Group	Formerly on WTEV-TV/WJAX-TV from 2014 to 2020
Orlando	WOTF-DT	43.2	TelevisaUnivision (operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Tampa-St. Petersburg	WVEA-TV	50.3
Georgia[edit]
Atlanta	WUVG-DT	34.3	TelevisaUnivision
Hawaii[edit]
Honolulu	KHON-TV	2.3	Nexstar Media Group
Idaho[edit]
Boise	KBSE-LD	33.2	Cocola Broadcasting
Illinois[edit]
Bloomington	WYZZ-TV	43.2	Nexstar Media Group
Joliet (Chicago)	WGBO-DT	66.3	TelevisaUnivision
Champaign	WCQA-LD	16.2	INNOVATE Corp Group
Indiana[edit]
Fort Wayne	WFWC-CD	45.2	Tran Star
Indianapolis	WISH-TV	8.2	Circle City Broadcasting
Lafayette	WLFI-TV	18.2	Allen Media Broadcasting
South Bend	WNDU-TV	16.7	Gray Television
Iowa[edit]
Ames-Des Moines	KCWI	23.5	Tegna Inc.
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo- Dubuque-Iowa City	KWKB	20.9	Tri-State Christian Television	Moved from KGAN 2.3 in October 2022
Kansas[edit]
Topeka	KAJF-LD	21.2	INNOVATE Corp.
Wichita	KFVT-LD	34.2	INNOVATE Corp.
Kentucky[edit]
Elizabethtown	WKUT-LD	25.5	DTV America
Louisville	WBNM-LD	50.8	Word Broadcasting Network
Louisville	WHAS-TV	11.6	Tegna Inc.
Louisiana[edit]
Baton Rouge	K29LR-D	47.2	INNOVATE Corp.	February 2021
Lafayette	KDCG-CD	22.2	Delta Media Corporation/Wilderness Communications	March 16, 2021 after the networks were dropped off KLFY-TV's DT2
New Orleans	WWL-TV	4.5	Tegna Inc.	Launched Oct. 8, 2021
Maryland[edit]
Baltimore	WQAW-LD	69.2	INNOVATE Corp.
Massachusetts[edit]
Marlborough (Boston)	WUNI	66.3	TelevisaUnivision
Michigan[edit]
Detroit	WPXD-TV	31.6	Inyo Broadcast Holdings
Flint	WAQP	49.11	Tri-State Christian Television	Formerly on WSMH, WLNS and WFKB-LD
Grand Rapids	WXMI	17.5	E. W. Scripps Company	Replaced by Dabl
Minnesota[edit]
Minneapolis	KSTC-TV	5.4	Hubbard Broadcasting	Formerly on KJNK-LD 25.6 from 2017 - 2022
Missouri[edit]
St. Louis	KSDK	5.2	Tegna, Inc.	Formerly on KDNL 30.2 from 2014 - 2017.
Nevada[edit]
Las Vegas	KLAS-TV	8.3	Nexstar Media Group
New Jersey[edit]
Newark (New York City)	WFUT-DT	68.3	TelevisaUnivision
Wildwood (Atlantic City)	WMGM-TV	40.2	TelevisaUnivision
New Mexico[edit]
Albuquerque	KASY-TV	50.3	Nexstar Media Group	Launched January 18, 2017
New York[edit]
Albany	WTEN	10.2	Nexstar Media Group	Launched February 1, 2016
Buffalo	WNYO-TV	49.2	Sinclair Broadcast Group
Smithtown (New York City)	WFTY-DT	67.3	TelevisaUnivision	Operates as a satellite of WFUT-DT
North Carolina[edit]
Charlotte	WSOC-TV	9.3	Cox Media Group	Moved from WAXN 64.2
Raleigh-Durham- Fayetteville	WUVC-DT	40.4	TelevisaUnivision
Burlington-Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem	WGPX-TV	16.7	Inyo Broadcast Holdings	Replaced WMYV
North Dakota[edit]
Valley City-Fargo	KRDK-TV	4.10	Major Market Broadcasting
Ohio[edit]
Cleveland	WQHS-DT	61.3	TelevisaUnivision
Oklahoma[edit]
Oklahoma City	KOCO-TV	5.6	Hearst Television
Tulsa	KGEB	53.6	Oral Roberts University
Oregon[edit]
Portland	KOIN	6.2	Nexstar Media Group
Pennsylvania[edit]
Johnstown	WWCP-TV	8.4	Cunningham Broadcasting	Launched October 3, 2022
Philadelphia	WFPA-CD	28.2	TelevisaUnivision
Pittsburgh	WPCB	40.5	Cornerstone Television, Inc.
Puerto Rico[edit]
Vieques (San Juan)	W33ED-D	34.1	TV Red de Puerto Rico, Inc.
South Carolina[edit]
Columbia	WKTC	63.6	WBHQ Columbia, LLC
Tennessee[edit]
Knoxville	WKNX-TV	7.2	Lockwood Broadcasting
Memphis	WLMT	30.4	Tegna Inc.
Nashville	WSMV-TV	4.6	Gray Television
Nashville	W29FR-D	29.6	Gray Television
Texas[edit]
Amarillo	KAUO-LD	15.2	HC2 Broadcasting
Austin / Killeen-Waco	KAKW-DT	62.3	TelevisaUnivision
Dallas-Fort Worth	KDFW	4.4	Fox Television Stations
Dallas-Fort Worth	KSTR-DT	49.2	TelevisaUnivision
Houston	KPRC-TV	2.5	Graham Media Group	Launched March 22, 2022
Houston	KFTH-DT	67.2	TelevisaUnivision
Lubbock	KNKC-LD	29.3	HC2 Holdings
San Antonio	KWEX-DT	41.2	HC2 Broadcasting	Launched February 3, 2014
Utah[edit]
Salt Lake City	KUTH-DT	32.3	TelevisaUnivision (operated under local marketing agreement by Entravision Communications)
Virginia[edit]
Norfolk	WAVY-TV	10.3	Nexstar Media Group
Roanoke	WSLS-TV	10.2	Graham Media Group	Launched February 1, 2016
Richmond	WRIC-TV	8.3	Nexstar Media Group	Launched February 2, 2016
Washington[edit]
Spokane	KREM	2.6	Tegna Inc.	Launched
Wisconsin[edit]
Madison	WZCK-LD	8.2	DTV America Corporation
Milwaukee	WISN	12.6	Hearst Television

Former affiliates[edit]

City	Station	Virtual channel	Years of affiliation	Owner	Notes
California[edit]
San Francisco- Oakland-San Jose	KRON-TV	4.3	2016–2019	Nexstar Media Group	replaced by Court TV
Connecticut[edit]
Hartford	WRNT-LD	32.2	?-2022	HC2 Holdings	Replaced by BeIN Sports Xtra then Paid Programming
Iowa[edit]
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo- Dubuque-Iowa City	KGAN	2.3	2021-2022	Sinclair Broadcast Group	Moved from 2.2 in January 2021 when Fox moved from KFXA to KGAN
Kentucky[edit]
Danville	WDKY-TV	56.2	2014-2016	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Comet
Paducah	WDKA	49.2/49.4	2014-2018	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Charge! and Stadium
Louisiana[edit]
Baton Rouge	WLFT-CD	30.3	2014-2017	Touch Family Broadcasting	Replaced by HSN, then NewsNet, now Antenna TV
Maryland[edit]
Baltimore	WUTB	24.4	2015-2017	Deerfield Media
Baltimore	WNUV	54.2	2014-2015	Cunningham Broadcasting	Replaced by Antenna TV
Michigan[edit]
Detroit	WADL	38.3	2015-2018	Adell Broadcasting Corporation	Replaced by Quest
Detroit	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
Flint	WSMH	66.2	2014-2015	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Antenna TV
Grand Rapids	WOTV	41.2	2016-2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Dabl
Lansing	WLNS	6.2	2016-2018	Nexstar Media Group	Bandwidth sold for wireless services
Saginaw	WFKB-LD	38.4	2019-2020	HC2 Holdings	Station off the air
Minnesota[edit]
Minneapolis	WUCW	23.4	2014-2017	Sinclair Broadcast Group
Minneapolis	KJNK-LD	25.6	2017-2022	INNOVATE Corp.
Missouri[edit]
Jefferson City	KRCG	13.4	2015-2017	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by TBD
New Mexico[edit]
Albuquerque	KRQE	13.2	2016-2017	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Fox
Albuquerque	KUPT-LD	16.1	2014-2015	Ramar Communications	Replaced by Movies!
New York[edit]
Smithtown	WFTY-DT	67.4	2014-2019	Univision Communications	Replaced by Grit
Syracuse	WSYT	43.2	2014-2021	Cox Media Group (Bristlecone Broadcasting LLC)	Replaced by Dabl
North Carolina[edit]
Greensboro	WMYV	48.2	2014-2023	Sinclair Broadcast Group	Replaced by Rewind TV
Ohio[edit]
Cincinnati	WSTR-TV	64.2	2014-2017	Deerfield Media	Replaced by Antenna TV
Dayton	WKEF	22.2	2014-2016	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Fox
Youngstown	WYFX-LD	62.6	2015-2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Antenna TV
Oklahoma[edit]
Oklahoma City	KOCB	34.2	2014-2017	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by TBD
Tulsa	KMYT-TV	41.2	2014-2020	Cox Media Group	Replaced by Cozi TV
Pennsylvania[edit]
Harrisburg	WHTM-TV	27.3	?-2020	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Dabl, now Grit.
Rhode Island[edit]
Providence	WPRI	12.4	2014-February 2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Dabl
South Carolina[edit]
Greenville	WYCW	62.3	2016-2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by True Crime Network
Tennessee[edit]
Knoxville	WATE	6.2	2016-2021	Nexstar Media Group	Replaced by Antenna TV
Nashville	WUXP-TV	30.2	2014-2022	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Quest
Texas[edit]
Amarillo	KVII-TV	7.3	2014-2016	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by Comet
Amarillo	KLKW-LD	22.2	2015-2016	HC2 Holdings	Replaced by Azteca América
Washington[edit]
Seattle	KIRO-TV	7.2	2014-2020	Cox Media Group	Replaced by Cozi TV
West Virginia[edit]
Charleston	WCHS-TV	8.4	2016-2017	Sinclair Broadcasting Group	Replaced by TBD

References[edit]

^ "Stations for Network - GET". RabbitEars.info. Network List.

External links[edit]

www.get.tv/get-the-channel – Official list of GetTV affiliates (includes information on cable channel placements)

[re-1] "Stations for Network - GET". RabbitEars.info. Network List.

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v t e United States broadcast television affiliate stations
Major	ABC (state/table/former) CBS (state/table/former) NBC (state/table/former) Fox (state/table/former) PBS (current/former)
Minor	The CW (state/table/former) MyNetworkTV (former) Ion Television (O&O/autonomous)
News	Biz Cheddar Newsmax TV NewsNet WeatherNation TV
Classic/Scripted	Antenna TV Buzzr Charge! Comet Cozi TV Catchy Comedy Fave TV getTV Grit Heroes & Icons Ion Mystery Laff MeTV MeTV+ Movies! Rewind TV Start TV Story Television This TV
Sports	Rev'n
Ethnic	Bounce TV Diya TV TheGrio.TV Soul of the South
Lifestyle/Reality/Shopping	Create (state/table) Dabl Defy TV HSN The Nest Localish Quest TBD
Music	The Country Network Heartland
Legal/True crime	Court TV True Crime Network
Other	NASA TV PBS Kids World Youtoo America
Spanish-language	Estrella (O&O/current/former) LATV (current/former) Telemundo (O&O/state/table (current)/former) UniMás (O&O/current/former) Univision (O&O/state/table (current)/former)
Religious	Daystar Family Channel Hope Channel 3ABN TBN World Harvest Television
Defunct	ACC Network (Raycom Sports) America One American Sports Network Azteca América Circle DuMont Ion Plus MHz Worldview MTV2 MundoMax NET NTA Network One NHL Network (Hughes) The Works TheCoolTV PTEN Qubo SEC TV (ESPN Plus) Stadium Tuff TV Twist UPN Urban America Television V-me WB

List of GET affiliates

Current affiliates[edit]

Nationwide[edit]

Alabama[edit]

Arizona[edit]

California[edit]

Colorado[edit]

Connecticut[edit]

District of Columbia[edit]

Florida[edit]

Georgia[edit]

Hawaii[edit]

Idaho[edit]

Illinois[edit]

Indiana[edit]

Iowa[edit]

Kansas[edit]

Kentucky[edit]

Louisiana[edit]

Maryland[edit]

Massachusetts[edit]

Michigan[edit]

Minnesota[edit]

Missouri[edit]

Nevada[edit]

New Jersey[edit]

New Mexico[edit]

New York[edit]

North Carolina[edit]

North Dakota[edit]

Ohio[edit]

Oklahoma[edit]

Oregon[edit]

Pennsylvania[edit]

Puerto Rico[edit]

South Carolina[edit]

Tennessee[edit]

Texas[edit]

Utah[edit]

Virginia[edit]

Washington[edit]

Wisconsin[edit]