Referring Clues

• SuperStation initials
• CNN parent co.
• Cable inits.
• Cable's "SuperStation"
• Cookbook abbr.
• Bach, Beethoven and Brahms
• USA network rival
• USA alternative
• "Dinner & A Movie" airer
• Atlanta-based station
• Cookbook amt.
• Basic cable channel
• Cable's Superstation
• Cookbook meas.
• Classic cars, popularly
• Cable giant
• Cable Superstation
• USA competitor
• Broadcast inits.
• Superstation letters
• Atlanta-based channel
• "Dinner and a Movie" airer
• "Dinner and a Movie" channel
• Noted airer of classic sitcoms
• Cable channel ... with a hint to the answers to the five starred clues
• SuperStation inits.
• Atlanta Braves' longtime network
• "Frank TV" airer
• Cable TV inits.
• CNN colleague, in a way
• Cable's home of the Braves
• Ted's cable sta.
• "The Super Station"
• Ted's former CATV outlet
• Atlanta-based cable sta.
• Atlanta-based netwk.
• Network of the Braves
• Atlanta network (abbr.)
• Atlanta-based cable co.
• Atlanta-based cable channel
• "Movie and a Makeover" channel
• Station launched in 1976
• 1996 Time Warner Inc. acquisition
• "Dinner & a Movie" cable network
• "The Real Gilligan's Island" channel
• Atlanta-based sta.
• Airer of baseball's Division Series
• CNN launcher
• Cable channel with the slogan "Very funny"
• Cable channel whose logo is a semicircle
• TV home of the Braves
• "10 Items or Less" channel
• "My Boys" channel
• "Very funny" station
• "My Boys" airer
• Network with the slogan "very funny"
• Cable sta. that formerly aired shows at 5 and 35 minutes past the hour
• Court TV parent co.
• Cartoon Network parent co.
• Atl. Braves network
• Atlanta network: Abbr.
• The "Superstation"
• Atlanta-based cable station
• Recipe amt.
• Station showing "Sex and the City" reruns
• Cable network
• Atlanta Superstation
• Cookbook abbreviation
• "Superstation" letters
• Atlanta-based televiser
• Basic cable station
• "Dinner and a Movie "channel
• "Very funny" TV station
• Big inits. on cable
• Time Warner "Superstation"
• "Conan" airer
• Ted Turner's network
• CNN's parent
• "Lopez Tonight" channel
• Big initials in comedy syndication
• "Conan" channel
• Time Warner channel
• Basic cable network
• It showed some of the MLB playoffs in 2011
• Cable channel
• Cable sta.
• Cable guide abbr.
• Recipe abbr.
• 'Dinner and a Movie' cable channel
• Cable TV station
• Cable 'Superstation'
• Cable's 'Superstation'
• 'Conan' airer
• USA rival
• "Are We There Yet?" airer
• Conan O'Brien's network
• "Cougar Town" channel, beginning next year
• Conan's network
• "Very funny" cable channel
• Recipe meas.
• Cable channel owned by Time Warner
• Station with the slogan "very funny"
• "Sullivan & Son" airer
• "Very Funny" network
• "Cougar Town" network
• 'Conan' network
• "Conan" network
• "Cougar Town" letters
• Conan's channel
• "veryfunny" cable network
• Carrier of Atlanta Braves games
• "Veryfunny" cable channel
• About half of a fluid oz.
• Home of Team Coco
• TV channel with the slogan "Very Funny"
• Cable inits. for sports and comedy
• "Who Gets the Last Laugh?" network
• Tv superstation
• "Conan" carrier
• Cable option
• Current "American Dad!" airer
• One of Ted's stations
• 'Conan' channel
• "King of the Nerds" airer
• "American Dad!" airer
• TV letters
• Airer of some MLB postseason games
• Atlanta-based media inits.
• Current "American Dad!" network
• "Angie Tribeca" airer
• 'Angie Tribeca' network
• "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" channel
• "Angie Tribeca" channel
• Half a fl. oz.
• 'The Detour' channel
• Atlanta-based cable inits.
• Station for 17-Down
• Channel with a 24-hour "A Christmas Story" marathon on Christmas
• Airer of 'Conan'
• MLB TV licensee
• Samantha Bee's station
• Channel for "Conan"
• New home of the toned-down "Sex and the City"
• One network that reaired "Family Guy"
• "Dinner & a Movie" network
• Home of the toned-down "Sex and the City"
• Channel that reairs "The Big Bang Theory"
• Channel with the slogan "Very funny"
• Conan's current home
• Atlanta-based Superstation
• "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" network
• Samantha Bee's network
• Stand-in schedule letters
• "People of Earth" network
• "Wrecked" channel
• “Dinner and a Movie” network
• "Search Party" cable channel
• "Search Party" channel
• Conan's TV home
• Cable channel with the comedies "Wrecked" and "Search Party"
• "The Last O.G." network
• "Angie Tribeca" TV network
• Conan O'Brien's channel
• Airer of N.C.A.A. March Madness games
• "The Last O.G." airer
• Atlanta-based network
• Conan's home after NBC
• Conan's realm
• Network with "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee"
• Basic cable inits.
• Final Four airer in even years
• Atlanta-based TV channel
• TV channel with the slogan "We're comedy"
• Samantha Bee channel
• MLB playoffs broadcaster
• “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” network
• “Conan” carrier
• "Miracle Workers" (2019) network
• Atlanta-based TV inits.
• Samantha Bee's channel
• Sister channel of 21 Across
• Basic cable channel that's part of WarnerMedia Entertainment
• Former NASCAR network
• "Full Frontal" network
• Conan O'Brien's outlet
• Basic cable superstation
• Onetime "Dinner and a Movie" airer
• "American Dad!" channel
• "Miracle Workers" channel
• "The Last O.G." channel
• "Friday Night Vibes" channel
• "The Misery Index" network
• "Chad" network
• "American Dad!" network
• Venue for many TV reruns
• "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" airer
• "The Cube" network
• "Rat in the Kitchen" channel
• "The Cube" channel
• Samantha Bee's former network
• Onetime network for Conan O'Brien
• Atlanta-based cable network
• Channel based in ATL
• "Miracle Workers" airer
• Warner Bros. Discovery network
• ATL-based broadcaster
• "Cougar Town" channel
• TNT sister station
• Network descended from the first national "superstation"
• "Wipeout" cable channel
• "Wipeout" channel
• Cable network with many reruns
• "MLB on ___" (sports program)
• Airer of annual "A Christmas Story" marathons
• "Impractical Jokers" network
• Network with some MLB postseason games
• TNT's sister channel
• Airer of the game show "The Cube"
• Conan's former network
• Network that airs "TBBT" reruns
• Network for many TV reruns
• Airer of the game show "Wipeout"