Referring Clues

• Exposure for Madonna?
• VH1 rival
• Teen tube fave
• "Total Request Live" network
• Annual awards giver
• It first aired on 8/1/81
• Annual awards presenter
• Place for V.J.'s
• Network with videos
• Network with annual awards
• "I want my ___!" (1980's slogan)
• VJ's employer
• Its first song was "Video Killed the Radio Star"
• "Cribs" network
• "Punk'd" airer
• "Road Rules" airer
• "Next" network
• Where you might see R.E.M.
• VJ's channel
• Video jockey's network
• "Jackass" network
• VH1 alternative
• Station that uses veejays
• Rock video ch.
• "Punk'd" network
• Network that debuted in 1981
• Cable rock station
• Network that once had "veejays"
• "Parental Control" network
• "The Hills" network
• Where to get "Punk'd"
• "The Osbournes" airer
• Network mentioned in "Money for Nothing"
• "I want my ___" (old ad slogan)
• "Total Request Live" airer
• "Road Rules" channel
• Network with VJs
• Video Music Awards presenter
• Cable debut of '81
• Network since '81
• "Trippin"' network
• "I want my ___!" ('80s slogan)
• Music channel
• Where musicians expose themselves?
• Avenue of exposure for many artists
• "The Real World" network
• Where some performers are exposed
• Osbourne popularizer
• Spring Break filmer
• VJ's network
• V.J.'s employer
• "Punk'd" cable channel
• "Jersey Shore" airer
• "The Real World" airer
• "Yo! ___ Raps"
• "I want my ___!" ('80s slogan)
• VJs' place
• "Trippin"' network
• "Jersey Shore" carrier
• "Skins" network
• "Making the Video" network
• Where Beavis and Butt-head debuted
• 'The Real World' airer
• 'Real World' venue
• 'Punk'd' channel
• Osbournes' venue
• 'Jersey Shore' airer
• 'Cribs' airer
• VH-1 relative
• VH-1 alternative
• Channel with VJs
• Network with an annual awards show
• Its first video was by the Buggles
• "I Want My ___"
• "Unplugged" network
• Station aimed at teens
• "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll" launch of 1981
• Debut of August 1, 1981
• Rock video network
• "Teen Mom 2" airer
• Its second-ever video was for Pat Benatar's "You Better Run"
• "Jersey Shore" network
• "Jersey Shore" channel
• Network launched in '81
• "Club ___"
• Teen's rock sta.
• Cable option (abbr.)
• Network that once employed VJs
• Network that aired "Jersey Shore"
• Annual Movie Awards presenter
• One time VJ employer
• "Unplugged" airer
• "True Life" airer
• "Music Feed" airer
• "Teen Wolf" network
• 'Catfish' network
• 'True Life' channel
• "The Real World" cable channel
• Presenter of "Golden Popcorn" awards
• "Teen Wolf" airer
• "Pimp My Ride" network
• Home of "Teen Mom"
• Cable debut of 1981
• One place to see music videos
• Cable music station
• Music cable station
• Channel that rarely fits its name these days
• "Pimp My Ride" channel
• They hand out awards nicknamed "Moon Men"
• Network that still airs "The Real World"
• Music cable channel
• "The Real World" channel
• Cool video station (in the '80s)
• Channel for music videos, once
• Music video channel
• Major music channel
• Cool video station (in the mid '80s)
• Iconic music channel
• "Catfish" carrier
• Network launched in 1981
• "Teen Mom" network
• "Headbangers Ball" channel, once
• Cable channel since 1981
• Network that aired "The Osbournes"
• 'Siesta Key' channel
• Pioneering rock-video channel
• Channel with bands
• Cable channel that airs the revival of "Fear Factor"
• "Catfish" channel
• Veejay employer, once
• "Are You the One?" network
• Channel that used to show a clip of the 1969 moon landing every hour
• Downtown Julie Brown's former employer
• Video awards presenter
• 'Girl Code' channel
• "Real World" channel
• "Pretty Little Mamas" network
• "Ex on the Beach" network
• Early rock video airer
• Sister channel of VH1
• Channel that once used VJs
• Channel presenting Movie Awards
• "Are You the One?" channel
• Network with Spring Break programming
• Channel famous for veejays
• Former Carson Daly employer
• "The Challenge" network
• VH1 sister channel
• Cable channel that brought the world "Beavis and Butt-head"
• Channel that aired "Daria" and "The Hills"
• "Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club" network
• "Parental Control" channel
• V.J. employer, once
• "16 and Pregnant" channel
• "___ Unplugged" (acoustic series)
• 1981 cable debut
• "Catfish" airer
• Home of "Cribs"
• "True Life" network
• "The Challenge" channel
• Cable station
• Cable channel that was launched with the words "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll"
• "The Hills" airer
• "Becoming a Popstar" airer
• Original "Are You the One?" channel
• "Daria" channel
• Network that aired "Cribs"
• Network that aired "Daria"
• "___ Jams" (hip-hop music video show)
• Cable channel with its own awards show
• Cable channel that first showed "Beavis and Butt-head"
• "RuPaul's Drag Race" airer
• "RuPaul's Drag Race" network
• "Thriller" debut channel
• VMAs channel
• "Ridiculousness" network
• "Beavis and Butt-Head" airer
• "Headbangers Ball" airer
• Channel with the onetime motto "On Cable. In Stereo"
• Channel that popularized video jockeys
• Channel launched in 1981
• "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" airer
• Network debut of 1981