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'''Fox Network''' (often rendered as just '''FOX''') is a television network that televises programs such as "[[Single Female Lawyer]]" and programs of the form "World's Blankiest Blank". | '''Fox Network''' (often rendered as just '''FOX''') is a television network that televises programs such as "[[Single Female Lawyer]]" and programs of the form "World's Blankiest Blank". | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 21 January 2011
- This article is about the in-universe equivalent of the Fox Network. For other uses, see Fox.
| Fox Network | |
|---|---|
 WNYW - a Fox affiliate | |
| Location | Old New York and probably other places like Los Angeles |
| Planet of location | Earth |
| First appearance | "When Aliens Attack" (1ACV12)  |
Fox Network (often rendered as just FOX) is a television network that televises programs such as "Single Female Lawyer" and programs of the form "World's Blankiest Blank".
Company details
Known employees
- Fox Technician at WNYW affiliate
- Actors, actresses, directors, executive producers, etc. working on "Single Female Lawyer"
Known assets
- WNYW affiliate building
Additional info
Trivia
- In 1999, Fox was knocked off the air during the season finale of "Single Female Lawyer" when Philip J. Fry spilled beer on the transmitter.
Appearances
See also
- 30th Century Fox which is what the company is called by the 31st Century.
- Box Network
- Fox Network for the actual network
- 20th Century Fox for more information about the group.