List of fictional television stations

This is a list of notable fictional television stations, including fictional television networks.

United States local stations

United States networks

United Kingdom

Mexico

Other countries

Antarctica

  • Antarctica Television – spoof channel

Argentina

Boiling Isles

Brazil

Canada

  • The Canada Channel – appears on the South Park episode "Eat, Pray, Queef"
  • CIVIC-TV (Channel 83): in the film Videodrome, a Toronto UHF station, likely a reference to real station CITY-TV.
  • CTLS (Channel 10)  – for the Canadian TV series E.N.G., the Toronto station where the characters work on the news program.
  • Météo+ – Francophone cable weather channel based in Sudbury, Ontario, in the Canadian TV series Météo+
  • SCTV – for Second City Television, the titular local television station, later network, in the fictional town of Melonville

France

Indonesia

  • OKTV – a TV station based in Jakarta from sitcom OB (Office Boy)

International waters

Italy

  • TVR 24 – a TV channel in Rome seen in the 2003 film The Core

Japan

Romania

  • TVTV (Transylvanian Television) - used in the Count Duckula episode, "Prime-Time Duck".

Vietnam

  • THFFFVN (Truyen Hinh Fun Fun Fun Viet Nam) – from episode 12 of STB comedy

See also

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