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ATLANTA Mark Arrington 20140905.Xls.Pdf ATLANTA // Mark Arrington 175 198 194 195 170 197 128 201 180 DR. OZ 3RD QUEEN QUEEN SEINFELD 4TH SEINFELD 5TH TIL DEATH 1ST DR. OZ CYCLE LATIFAH LATIFAH CYCLE CYCLE KING 2nd Cycle KING 3rd Cycle CYCLE RANK MARKET %US 2011-2014 2014-2015 2013-2014 2014-2015 4th Cycle 5th Cycle 2nd Cycle 3rd Cycle 2013-2014 14 TAMPA-ST PETERSBURG (SARASOTA) FL 1.58% WFLA WFTS WTOG WTOG WTTA WTTA WTOG WTOG WTOG 18 ORLANDO-DAYTONA BEACH-MELBOURNE FL 1.29% WFTV/WRDQ WOFL/WRBW WKMG WKMG WESH/WKCF WFTV/WRDQ WFTV/WRDQ WFTV/WRDQ 25 CHARLOTTE NC 1.00% WAXN/WSOC WJZY/WMYT WBTV WAXN/WSOC WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT 29 NASHVILLE TN 0.90% WSMV WSMV WUXP/WZTV WUXP/WZTV WNAB/WUXP WNAB/WUXP WNAB WNAB 37 GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG (SC)-ASHEVILLE (NC)-ANDERSON0.73% (SC)WYFF WYFF WLOS/WMYA WLOS/WMYA WSPA/WYCW WSPA/WYCW WYCW WSPA/WYCW WLOS/WMYA 44 BIRMINGHAM (ANNISTON-TUSCALOOSA) AL 0.62% WBMA WBMA WBRC WBRC WABM/WTTO WABM/WTTO WABM/WTTO WVUA 48 JACKSONVILLE (FL)-BRUNSWICK (GA) 0.58% WJXT WJXT WJXT WJXT EAWS/WAWS/WTEV EAWS/WAWS/WTEV WJXT 50 MEMPHIS TN 0.58% WMC WMC WMC WATN/WLMT WBII 51 NEW ORLEANS LA 0.56% WWL WUPL/WWL WDSU WUPL/WWL WVUE WGNO/WNOL WUPL/WWL WUPL/WWL 56 LITTLE ROCK-PINE BLUF AR 0.49% KATV KATV KASN/KLRT KASN/KLRT KASN/KLRT KASN/KLRT KARK/KARZ KARZ 59 MOBILE (AL)-PENSACOLA (FL) 0.47% WJTC/WPMI WALA/WFNA WEAR/WFGX/WJTC/WPMI WEAR/WFGX/WJTC/WPMI WALA/WFNA WALA/WFNA WJTC/WPMI WALA/WFNA 62 FT MYERS-NAPLES FL 0.45% WBBH/WZVN WBBH/WZVN WXCW WNFM WXCW WNFM 77 COLUMBIA SC 0.35% WLTX WLTX WACH WACH WACH WACH WKTC WKTC 79 HUNTSVILLE-DECATUR-FLORENCE AL 0.34% WHNT WAMY/WZDX WAFF WAFF WAMY/WZDX WAMY/WZDX WHDF WHDF WHDF 87 CHATTANOOGA TN 0.31% WDEF WDEF WRCB WRCB WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI 94 JACKSON MS 0.29% WJTV WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WAPT WAPT WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WDBD/WLOO/WXMS WJTV/WJTV-DT2 95 CHARLESTON SC 0.28% WCIV WCIV WCSC/WCSC-DT2 WCSC/WCSC-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 97 TRI-CITIES TN-VA 0.28% WJHL WJHL/WJHL-DT2 WEMT WEMT WCYB/WCYB-DT2/WEMT WCYB/WCYB-DT2/WEMT WAPK/WKPT WCYB-DT2/WEMT 99 GREENVILLE-NEW BERN-WASHINGTON NC 0.27% WCTI/WFXI WCTI/WFXI WCTI/WFXI/WYDO WCTI/WFXI/WYDO WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 101 FT SMITH-FAYETTEVILLE-SPRINGDALE-ROGERS0.26% AR KHBS KHBS KFTA/KNWA KFTA/KNWA KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 102 MYRTLE BEACH - FLORENCE 0.25% WPDE/WWMB WPDE/WWMB WPDE/WWMB WPDE/WWMB WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 106 TALLAHASSEE (FL)-THOMASVILLE (GA) 0.24% WCTV/WCTV-DT2 WCTV/WCTV-DT2 WTXL WTXL WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 112 AUGUSTA GA 0.23% WRDW/WRDW-DT2 WRDW/WRDW-DT2 WAGT WAGT WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 120 MONTGOMERY (SELMA) AL 0.21% WCOV WCOV WBMM/WNCF WBMM/WNCF WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 126 COLUMBUS GA 0.20% WXTX/WXTX-DT2 WXTX WTVM/WXTX WTVM/WXTX WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 133 COLUMBUS-TUPELO-WEST POINT MS 0.16% WLOV/WTVA WLOV/WTVA WLOV WLOV WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 154 PANAMA CITY FL 0.12% WMBB WMBB WPGX WPGX WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 160 BILOXI-GULFPORT MS 0.11% WXXV/WXXV-DT2 WXXV/WXXV-DT2 ELOX/WLOX ELOX/WLOX WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP 163 GAINESVILLE FL 0.11% WGFL/WMYG/WNBW WGFL/WNBW WMYG/WNBW WMYG/WNBW WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 167 HATTIESBURG-LAUREL MS 0.10% WDAM WHPM EDAM/WDAM EDAM/WDAM WBH WBH WBH WBH WBH 172 DOTHAN AL 0.09% WRGX WRGX/WTVY WDFX WDFX WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 177 JACKSON TN 0.08% WBBJ WBBJ WBBJ WBJK WBJK WBJK WBJK WBJK 181 JONESBORO AR 0.07% WMC s/v WMC s/v WMC s/v KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS 186 MERIDIAN MS 0.06% WTOK/WTOK-DT2 WTOK/WTOK-DT2/WTOK-DT3 WGBC WGBC WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 190 GREENWOOD-GREENVILLE MS 0.06% WABG/WABG-DT2/WNBD WABG WABG/WABG-DT2/WNBD WABG/WABG-DT2/WNBD WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD TERRITORY STATISTICS Number of Markets in Territory: 35 Percent of Households in Territory: 13.7% TERRITORY PERFORMANCE Number of Markets Cleared: 35 33 34 34 35 32 33 23 32 Percent of US Households Cleared: 13.7% 13.1% 13.6% 13.3% 13.7% 11.7% 12.8% 7.2% 11.5% Percentage of Markets in Territory Cleared: 100.0% 94.3% 97.1% 97.1% 100.0% 91.4% 94.3% 65.7% 91.4% Percentage of Households in Territory Cleared: 100.0% 95.3% 99.4% 96.7% 100.0% 85.2% 93.5% 52.4% 83.8% SONY PICTURES TELEVISION Open Sold Report Syndication Administration Privileged and Confidential Updated on 04/08/2015 at 09:05:20 ATLANTA // Mark Arrington 182 183 188 189 104 177 192 196 202 RULES 1ST RULES 1ST COMMUNITY COMMUNITY SONY WEEKLY SONY WEEKLY CYCLE CYCLE 1ST CYCLE 1ST CYCLE SHOWCASE 9 SHOWCASE X SHOWCASE XI 10 11 RANK MARKET %US 2013-2014 2014-2015 2013-2014 2014-2015 2009-2016 2011-2016 2013-2017 2013-2014 2014-2015 14 TAMPA-ST PETERSBURG (SARASOTA) FL 1.58% WTOG WTOG WTTA WTTA WMOR WMOR WMOR WMOR WMOR 18 ORLANDO-DAYTONA BEACH-MELBOURNE FL 1.29% WKCF WKCF WFTV/WRDQ WFTV/WRDQ WOFL/WRBW WOFL/WRBW WOFL/WRBW WKCF WESH/WKCF 25 CHARLOTTE NC 1.00% WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WJZY/WMYT WCCB WCCB 29 NASHVILLE TN 0.90% WKRN WKRN WNAB WNAB WNAB WNAB WNAB WNAB WNAB 37 GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG (SC)-ASHEVILLE (NC)-ANDERSON0.73% (SC)WHNS WHNS WLOS/WMYA WLOS/WMYA WBSC/WLOS WLOS/WMYA WLOS/WMYA WHNS WHNS 44 BIRMINGHAM (ANNISTON-TUSCALOOSA) AL 0.62% WABM/WTTO WABM/WTTO WVUA WVUA WVUA WVUA WABM/WTTO WABM/WBMA/WTTO 48 JACKSONVILLE (FL)-BRUNSWICK (GA) 0.58% WJXT WJXT WJXX/WTLV WJXX/WTLV WAWS/WTEV WAWS EAWS/WAWS/WTEV WJXX/WTLV WJXX/WTLV 50 MEMPHIS TN 0.58% WATN/WLMT ELMT/WATN/WLMT ELMT/WATN/WLMT WATN/WLMT WATN/WLMT 51 NEW ORLEANS LA 0.56% WVUE WVUE WVUE WVUE WUPL/WWL WUPL/WWL WUPL/WWL WUPL/WWL WUPL/WWL 56 LITTLE ROCK-PINE BLUF AR 0.49% KARZ KARZ KASN/KLRT/NASN/NLRT KARK/KARZ 59 MOBILE (AL)-PENSACOLA (FL) 0.47% WEAR/WFGX WEAR/WFGX WEAR/WFGX WEAR/WFGX WALA/WFNA WALA/WFNA WALA/WFNA WALA/WFNA WALA/WFNA 62 FT MYERS-NAPLES FL 0.45% WXCW WXCW WNFM WNFM WNFM 77 COLUMBIA SC 0.35% WKTC WKTC WKTC 79 HUNTSVILLE-DECATUR-FLORENCE AL 0.34% WHDF WHDF WAMY/WZDX WAMY/WZDX WHDF WHDF WHDF WAMY/WZDX WAMY/WZDX 87 CHATTANOOGA TN 0.31% WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI WDSI/WFLI WDSI/WDSI-DT2/WFLI 94 JACKSON MS 0.29% WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 WJTV/WJTV-DT2 95 CHARLESTON SC 0.28% WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WMMP/WTAT WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 WCBD-DT2 97 TRI-CITIES TN-VA 0.28% WCYB-DT2/WEMT WCYB-DT2/WEMT WCYB-DT2/WEMT WCYB-DT2/WEMT WAPK/WKPT WAPK/WKPT WAPK/WKPT WCYB/WCYB-DT2/WEMT 99 GREENVILLE-NEW BERN-WASHINGTON NC 0.27% WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 GCTI/WCTI WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 WNCT-DT2 101 FT SMITH-FAYETTEVILLE-SPRINGDALE-ROGERS0.26% AR KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 KHBS-DT2 102 MYRTLE BEACH - FLORENCE 0.25% WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WPDE/WWMB WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 WWMB-DT2 106 TALLAHASSEE (FL)-THOMASVILLE (GA) 0.24% WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLH WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 WTLF/WTLH-DT2 112 AUGUSTA GA 0.23% WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WFXG WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 WAGT-DT2 120 MONTGOMERY (SELMA) AL 0.21% WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 WBMM/WNCF-DT2 126 COLUMBUS GA 0.20% WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 WLTZ-DT2 133 COLUMBUS-TUPELO-WEST POINT MS 0.16% WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WKDH/WLOV/WTVA WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 WCBI-DT3 154 PANAMA CITY FL 0.12% WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 WJHG-DT2 160 BILOXI-GULFPORT MS 0.11% WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP WBGP 163 GAINESVILLE FL 0.11% WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WOGX WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 WCJB-DT2 167 HATTIESBURG-LAUREL MS 0.10% WBH WBH WBH WBH WBH WBH WBH WBH 172 DOTHAN AL 0.09% WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WDHN WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 WTVY-DT3 177 JACKSON TN 0.08% WBJK WBJK WBJK WBJK WJKT WBJK WBJK WBJK WBJK 181 JONESBORO AR 0.07% KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS KJOS 186 MERIDIAN MS 0.06% WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 WTOK-DT3 190 GREENWOOD-GREENVILLE MS 0.06% WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD WBWD ### TERRITORY STATISTICS Number of Markets in Territory: 35 Percent of Households in Territory: 13.7% TERRITORY PERFORMANCE Number of Markets Cleared: 33 33 33 32 25 33 31 31 33 Percent of US Households Cleared: 12.8% 12.8% 12.7% 12.2% 12.2% 13.1% 11.8% 12.2% 12.8% Percentage of Markets in Territory Cleared: 94.3% 94.3% 94.3% 91.4% 71.4% 94.3% 88.6% 88.6% 94.3% Percentage of Households in Territory Cleared: 93.2% 93.2% 92.2% 88.9% 88.8% 95.2% 86.1% 88.6% 93.2% SONY PICTURES TELEVISION Open Sold Report Syndication Administration Privileged and Confidential Updated on 04/08/2015 at 09:05:24 ATLANTA // Mark Arrington RANK MARKET %US 14 TAMPA-ST PETERSBURG (SARASOTA) FL 1.58% 18 ORLANDO-DAYTONA BEACH-MELBOURNE FL 1.29% 25 CHARLOTTE NC 1.00% 29 NASHVILLE TN 0.90% 37 GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG (SC)-ASHEVILLE (NC)-ANDERSON0.73% (SC) 44 BIRMINGHAM (ANNISTON-TUSCALOOSA) AL 0.62% 48 JACKSONVILLE (FL)-BRUNSWICK (GA) 0.58% 50 MEMPHIS TN 0.58% 51 NEW ORLEANS LA 0.56% 56 LITTLE ROCK-PINE BLUF AR 0.49% 59 MOBILE (AL)-PENSACOLA (FL) 0.47% 62 FT MYERS-NAPLES FL 0.45% 77 COLUMBIA SC 0.35% 79 HUNTSVILLE-DECATUR-FLORENCE AL 0.34% 87 CHATTANOOGA TN 0.31% 94 JACKSON MS 0.29% 95 CHARLESTON SC 0.28% 97 TRI-CITIES TN-VA 0.28% 99 GREENVILLE-NEW BERN-WASHINGTON NC
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