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By 2010, the news network [[CNNBCBS]] operated as a division of ABC. The channel provided around-the-clock news coverage and was anchored by veteran broadcaster [[Kent Brockman]]. During one broadcast, Brockman reported on a list of celebrities who had recently been arrested, warning viewers to consider any celebrity they encountered potentially dangerous.<ref>"[[Lisa's Wedding]]"</ref>
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It was one of the many networks that Homer tried to unsuccessfully sell his show to.<ref>"[[Behind the Laughter]]"</ref>
 
It was one of the many networks that Homer tried to unsuccessfully sell his show to.<ref>"[[Behind the Laughter]]"</ref>
  
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== Appearances ==
 
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*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror V|(Time and Punishment, mentioned)}}
 
*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror V|(Time and Punishment, mentioned)}}
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*{{ep|Behind the Laughter}}
 
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*{{ep|The Bonfire of the Manatees}}

Latest revision as of 17:39, May 29, 2026

American Broadcasting Company
American Broadcasting Company.png
TV Channel Information
Type: Broadcast network
First appearance: "Behind the Laughter"
First mentioned: "Treehouse of Horror V"



American Broadcasting Company (ABC) is an American commercial broadcasting TV network.

History[edit]

After The Homer Show was cancelled from FOX, Groundskeeper Willie taped Homer Simpson doing stupid things. Willie then said "ABC will pay a fortune for this!".[1]

Non-canon[edit]

By 2010, the news network CNNBCBS operated as a division of ABC. The channel provided around-the-clock news coverage and was anchored by veteran broadcaster Kent Brockman. During one broadcast, Brockman reported on a list of celebrities who had recently been arrested, warning viewers to consider any celebrity they encountered potentially dangerous.[2]

It was one of the many networks that Homer tried to unsuccessfully sell his show to.[3]

Behind the Laughter[edit]

American Broadcasting Company (real-world).png

Appearances[edit]

References[edit]