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| + | During a police press conference in the aftermath of [[Homer Simpson]]'s escape, [[Chief Wiggum]] presented a photograph of the fugitive and addressed reporters on the status of the investigation. [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]] publicly offered a $50,000 reward for Simpson's capture following his own exoneration in the shooting of [[Mr. Burns]]. Among the journalists covering the announcement was [[Scott Christian]], who was reporting for FOX.<ref>"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]"</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:39, June 5, 2026
- For the real-life company that produces The Simpsons, see 20th Century Fox.
- For the theater, see Fox (A Fish Called Selma).
FOX
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FOX is a television channel that the Simpsons watch a lot. Moe Szyslak isn't allowed to show it in his bar anymore after getting fired from American Idol.
Contents
Known programs[edit]
History[edit]
During a police press conference in the aftermath of Homer Simpson's escape, Chief Wiggum presented a photograph of the fugitive and addressed reporters on the status of the investigation. Waylon Smithers, Jr. publicly offered a $50,000 reward for Simpson's capture following his own exoneration in the shooting of Mr. Burns. Among the journalists covering the announcement was Scott Christian, who was reporting for FOX.[1]
Non-canon[edit]
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The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed in-universe. |
Ned Flanders was listening to The Howard Stern Show while praying when Howard Stern announced his next guests would include a KKK member, lesbian grandmothers, and Senator Alfonse D'Amato. The broadcast was then interrupted when a jazz signal from KJAZZ broke through the transmission. Flanders thanked God for the interruption and also asked Him to do something about the blasphemous Fox Network.[2]
Future[edit]
FOX gradually changed into a hardcore porn channel. It changed so gradually that no one really noticed it.[3]
Behind the Laughter[edit]
The Fox Broadcasting Company is a real television network that airs The Simpsons, Family Guy, and formerly Futurama.
Appearances[edit]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
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| ABCDEFG • Agnostivision • American Broadcasting Company • Arts and Crafts Channel • Arts and Incarceration Channel • Animal Planet • Animal World Channel • ASAP • Bad B O • Badsports • BET • Binge+ • Blah Channel • Blockbuster Channel • BOX • C-Spin • Canal Los Stupidos • Car-Chase Network • CMB Network • Channel 2 • Channel 3 • Channel 4 • Channel 5 • Channel 6 • Channel 7 • Channel 13 • Channel 25 • Channel 52 • Channel 53 • Channel 77 • Channel 92 • Channel 99 • Channel 110 • Channel 132 • Channel 238 • Channel Ocho • Channel 658 • Channel Floor • Chew Network • The Chick Channel • Chillin' • Chixflix • Classic Crappy Movies • The Clock Channel • The Comedy Cable Channel • Comedy Central • CNBC • CNN • CNNBCBS • Cop TV • Crime Time • The Deep Fried Food Network • Duff TV • E = MCTV • ¡EH! • Empty Vee • The English Channel • The Estrogen Network • ESBN • ESPN • Eternal Lifetime • Everything+ • Financial Channel • Food for the Soul Network • FOOX • FOX • FOX News • FOX Sports • FLOX • GavelTV • GodFlix • Golf 'n' Baby Channel • Hear Me Roar • The Heartmark Channel • HBOWTIME • Home Land Security • Hydrogen • Impulse Buying Network • JCTV • The Junk Food Channel • Kids' Shopping Channel • KMEX • The Learning Network • Loaftime • LSBN • Messiah Watch Channel • Million Dollar Movie Channel • More-On TV • MTV • NBC • Netflix • Nerds-at-Nite • Newzzz • Nothing But News Network • OMG • PBS • The Promo Channel • Public Excess • Public Nuisance • Punt Zone • Quahog 5 News • The Reality Channel • The Redneck Network • Rerunland • SIMPFLIX • Stupidstation • Testosterone Network • Toon Out Network • Top Hat Channel • Total BSTV • Tube Town • USA Network • VH1 • The Warner Brothers Network • Wifetime • Yard • Ye Olde News Network • ZZZ TV |
