Archive:List of MediaOne channels (Los Angeles, November 1997)
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MediaOne customers in Los Angeles, California had access to the channels listed below in November 1997. MediaOne was acquired by AT&T Broadband in 2000 which in turn was acquired by Comcast in 2002. Today, services are handled by Spectrum.
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| # | Logo | Network | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TBS Superstation | Superstation to Atlanta-based WTBS 17. The network is now simply branded as TBS. | |
| 2 | KCBS Ch. 2 (CBS) Los Angeles | ||
| 3 | KCET Ch. 28 (PBS) Los Angeles | ||
| 4 | KNBC Ch. 4 (NBC) Los Angeles | ||
| 5 | KTLA Ch. 5 (The WB) Los Angeles | Now a CW affiliate. | |
| 6 | TNT: Turner Network Television | ||
| 7 | KABC Ch. 7 (ABC) Los Angeles | ||
| 8 | USA Network | ||
| 9 | KCAL Ch. 9 (Independent) Los Angeles | ||
| 10 | FX | ||
| 11 | KTTV Ch. 11 (Fox) Los Angeles | ||
| 12 | Cartoon Network | ||
| 13 | KCOP Ch. 5 (UPN) Los Angeles | Now a MyNetworkTV affiliate. | |
| 14 | Nickelodeon | ||
| 15 | The Family Channel | Later rebranded as Fox Family, then ABC Family, and currently, Freeform. | |
| 16 | TV Land | Originally dedicated to airing classic sitcoms and drama series from the golden era. Today, it airs more modern off-network sitcoms, and--for a time, original reality and scripted shows. | |
| 17 | The Movie Channel | Often abbreviated as TMC. | |
| 18 | KSCI Ch. 18 (Independent) Los Angeles | ||
| 19 | Cinemax | ||
| 20 | Cinemax 2 | Later rebranded as MoreMax. Today, it operates as Cinemax Hits. | |
| 21 | HBO | ||
| 22 | KWHY Ch. 22 (Independent) Los Angeles | Now a Scientology Network affiliate as KSCN-TV. | |
| 23 | HBO 2 | Later rebranded as HBO Plus before reverting to HBO2. Currently, it operates as HBO Hits | |
| 24 | HBO 3 | Later rebranded as HBO Signature with a focus on a female audience, or airing female-led movies, original series, documentaries, and classic films. Currently, it operates as HBO Drama. | |
| 25 | Starz! | ||
| 26 | Encore | Currently, it operates as Starz Encore. | |
| 27 | Showtime | ||
| 28 | Disney Channel | ||
| 31 | Fox Sports Americas | Later rebranded as Fox Sports (Latin America) before becoming defunct in 2024. | |
| 32 | KVEA Ch. 52 (Univision) Los Angeles | ||
| 33 | Galavision | ||
| 34 | KMEX Ch. 34 (Univision) Los Angeles | ||
| 38 | Lifetime | ||
| 40 | KTBN Ch. 40 (TBN) Los Angeles | ||
| 42 | KLC5 Ch. 58 (PBS) Los Angeles | ||
| 46 | KDOC Ch. 56 (Independent) Anaheim | ||
| 48 | Comedy Central | ||
| 49 | A&E Network | Originally dedicated to arts and entertainment as the original branding implied. Today, it airs reality and caught-on-camera programming. | |
| 50 | KOCE Ch. 50 (PBS) Huntington Beach | ||
| 52 | The History Channel | Originally dedicated to airing documentaries of historic events, figures, as well as related programming. Today, it airs reality shows and ancient alien conspiracies as simply History. | |
| 53 | Discovery Channel | Originally dedicated to airing documentaries and programming pertaining to science and nature. Today, it airs reality shows and pseudoscience programming. | |
| 54 | Fox News Channel | ||
| 55 | Cable News Network (CNN) | ||
| 56 | C-SPAN | ||
| 58 | CNBC | ||
| 60 | Fox Sports West | Rebranded as Bally Sports West in 2021, and again as FanDuel Sports Network West in 2024. | |
| 61 | Speedvision | Later renamed Speed with a relatively same motorsports and automotive as before. Today, it operates as general sports network Fox Sports 1, often shortened to FS1. | |
| 62 | OLN: Outdoor Life Network | Originally dedicated to outdoor activities and adventures. It pivoted to general sports as Versus in 2006, and again in 2012 as NBC Sports Network, and then to NBCSN. The channel was defunct in 2021, but it was revived in 2025. | |
| 63 | The Golf Channel | ||
| 64 | ESPN | ||
| 65 | ESPN2 | ||
| 66 | AMC: American Movie Classics | Originally dedicated to airing classic theatrical films commercial free. From 2002 on, the channel broadened its movie library by including more modern films and developed original scripted programming. | |
| 67 | FXM: Movies from Fox | Later rebranded as Fox Movie Channel, then to FX Movie Channel before returning to its initialism. | |
| 68 | Bravo | Originally dedicated to arts and film. As of 2002, it pivoted to a reality, fashion and lifestyle format for a demographic attracting females and the LGBTQ+ community at large. | |
| 69 | Turner Classic Movies | ||
| 71 | Court TV | Originally dedicated to live courtroom trials, and true crime programming. It rebranded in 2008 as truTV with a broader reality focus marketed as "Actuality" programming. It then pivoted to a comedy-based format, then to primetime sports in 2023. | |
| 72 | TLC: The Learning Channel | Originally dedicated to airing educational and how-to shows. At the turn of the 21st century, it pivoted to reality and documentaries with a focus on personal stories and family life as simply TLC. | |
| 73 | E!: Entertainment Television | ||
| 74 | Sci-Fi Channel | Rebranded in 2009 as Syfy. | |
| 75 | Pay-Per-View | Rebranded as iN DEMAND in 2000. Channel defunct as of 2025, but channel space is taken over by related PPV services. | |
| 76 | Pay-Per-View | Rebranded as iN DEMAND in 2000. Channel defunct as of 2025, but channel space is taken over by related PPV services. | |
| 77 | Pay-Per-View | Rebranded as iN DEMAND in 2000. Channel defunct as of 2025, but channel space is taken over by related PPV services. | |
| 78 | Pay-Per-View | Rebranded as iN DEMAND in 2000. Channel defunct as of 2025, but channel space is taken over by related PPV services. | |
| 79 | Pay-Per-View | Rebranded as iN DEMAND in 2000. Channel defunct as of 2025, but channel space is taken over by related PPV services. | |
| 95 | VH1 | ||
| 96 | MTV: Music Television | ||
| 97 | BET: Black Entertainment Television | ||
| 98 | TNN: The Nashville Network | ||
| 99 | WGN Ch. 9 (The WB) Chicago |