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DEC 28-JAN 3, 2016.Xls 12/22/15 9:21 AM KLAX/KWCE PROGRAM 12/22/15 9:21 AM KLAX/KWCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE 12/28/15 12/29/15 12/30/15 12/31/15 1/1/16 1/2/16 1/3/16 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 0400A PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0400A 0430A PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0430A AMERICA THIS MORNING (N) 0500A PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0500A 0530A PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0530A 0600A PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0600A ON POINT TALK TELEVISION (L) 0630A ANIMAL ATLAS (S) e/i PAID PROGRAMMING 0630A 0700A GOOD MORNING AMERICA GOOD MORNING AMERICA 0700A 0730A SATURDAY (N) SUNDAY (N) 0730A GOOD MORNING AMERICA (N) 0800A JACK HANNA'S C'DOWN (S) e/i 0800A THIS WEEK (N) 0830A OCEAN MYSTERIES (S) e/i 0830A 0900A SEA RESCUE (S) e/i WORD OF GOD MINISTRIES (L) 0900A DR. OZ (S) Primary 0930A WILDLIFE DOCS (S) e/i PAID PROGRAM 0930A 1000A ROCK THE PARK (S) e/i Family of Grace Church (L) 1000A THE VIEW (N) 1030A BORN TO EXPLORE (S) e/I River Outreach Church (L) 1030A 2016 ROSE PARADE (N) 1100A PETS.TV (S) e/i JOURNEY CHURCH (L) 1100A THE REAL (S) 1130A YOUNG ICONS (S) e/i PAID PROGRAMMING 1130A 1200P PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 1200P THE CHEW (N) 1230P PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 1230P 0100P Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus FORENSIC FILES (S) 0100P GENERAL HOSPITAL (N) WORLD OF X GAMES (N) 0130P Bowl: Michigan vs. Florida FORENSIC FILES (S) 0130P 0200P (N) PAID PROGRAMMING 0200P DR. OZ (S) Secondary THE REAL (S) Secondary 0230P 30 FOR 30: FOUR FALLS PAID PROGRAMMING 0230P 0300P OF BUFFALO (N) ANIMAL ATLAS (S) e/i 0300P CRIME WATCH DAILY (S) 0330P FORENSIC FILES (S) THE INSIDER (S) 0330P 0400P JUSTICE WITH JUDGE MABLEAN (S) ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT 0400P 0430P PATERNITY COURT (S) TONIGHT W'END (S) TONIGHT W'END (S) 0430P 0500P THE INSIDER (S) ABC WORLD NEWS (N) ABC WORLD NEWS (N) 0500P 0530P ABC WORLD NEWS WITH DAVID MUIR (N) PAID PROGRAMMING THE COOKING LADY (S) 0530P 0600P ABC31 NEWS AT 6 BRANSON COUNTRY USA AMERICA'S FUNNIEST 0600P 0630P ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT (S) (S) HOME VIDEOS (N) 0630P 0700P HAPPY NEW YEAR, FRESH OFF BOAT (N) THE MIDDLE (N) LAST MAN STANDING (N) GALAVANT (N) GALAVANT, Season 0700P 0730P CHARLIE BROWN (N) THE MUPPETS (N) THE GOLDBERGS (N) Dick Clark's Primetime New DR. KEN (N) GALAVANT (N) Premiere (N) 0730P Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan 0800P RUDOLPH'S SHINY NEW MODERN FAMILY (N) GALAVANT (N) 0800P BEYOND THE TANK (N) Seacrest 2016 (Part 1) SHARK TANK (N) 0830P YEAR (N) BLACK-ISH (N) GALAVANT (N) 0830P QUANTICO (N) 0900P THE GOLDBERGS (N) D. Clark's Primetime New 0900P CASTLE (N) BEYOND THE TANK (N) 20/20 (N) 20/20, SATURDAY (N) 0930P BLACK-ISH (N) Year's Rockin Eve, Part 2 (N) 0930P 1000P ABC31 NEWS AT 10 FORENSIC FILES (S) THE INSIDER (S) 1000P 1035P FORENSIC FILES (S) PAID PROGRAMMING 1030P JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE (N) D. Clark's New Year's Rockin' JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE (N) 1106P 1100P Eve, (Part 1) 10:30p-12:09a RIZZOLI & ISLES (S) RIZZOLI & ISLES (S) 1136P ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE (N) NIGHTLINE (N) 1130P 1206A TMZ (S) D. Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve, TMZ (S) 1200A BONES (S) BONES (S) 1236A FORENSIC FILES (S) FORENSIC FILES (S) (Part 2) 12:09a-1:13a 1230A CRIME WATCH DAILY (S) CRIME WATCH DAILY (S) 0106A DISH NATION (S) DISH NATION (S) DISH NATION (S) 1:13a-1:38a 0100A TMZ W'END (S) 0136A FORENSIC FILES (S) TMZ (S) 1:38a-2:05a FORENSIC FILES (S) 0130A 0200A DISH NATION (S) DISH NATION (S) PAID PROGRAMMING ABC WORLD NEWS NOW 0200A ABC WORLD NEWS NOW ABC WORLD NEWS NOW 0230A ABC WORLD NEWS NOW PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING (N) 0230A (N) ABC WORLD NEWS NOW (N) 0300A (N) Starts 2:05am PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0300A (N) 0330A PAID PROGRAMMING PAID PROGRAMMING 0330A MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY E/I denotes Education/Informational Programs for Children 12/22/15 9:21 AM DEC 28-JAN 3, 2016.xls.
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