United Paramount Network

The United Paramount Network, or UPN, is an American major network that was revived from the ashes from the Righi Broadcasting Company, or RBC and Viacom. It originally launched in 1995 under Chris-Craft and Viacom, then Viacom bought Chris-Craft's stake in 2000 while Fox bought UPN's stations in NY, LA, and Chicago. The network ended in 2006 as it was merged with The WB to form The CW. The network was relaunched based on WAKZ, KLDK, WJDD, and many more secondary Righi stations in duopoly markets. Righi and Viacom both own 50% of the revived form of the network.

Primetime
UPN only airs primetime programming on weekdays, in which it airs three hours of per weeknight.