2015 in American television

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The following is a list of events affecting American television in 2015. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and rebrandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; and information about controversies and carriage disputes.

Events

January

Date	Event
1	Stations owned and operated by Cordillera Communications (10 in seven states) are removed from DirecTV lineups after the two companies fail to reach a retransmission agreement.[1]
3	The Carolina Panthers defeat the Arizona Cardinals in the first NFL playoff game to air on cable. The ESPN broadcast is simulcast over-the-air in Phoenix on KASW and Charlotte's WJZY per NFL rules.[2][3][4]
	Fox News Channel's Huckabee concludes its run, ending amid speculation that the show's titular host, former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, was considering a run for political office.[5] The speculation would come to fruition on May 5, when Huckabee announces his candidacy for US President in 2016.[6]
5	At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Dish Network introduces Sling TV, a service that offers streaming of cable channels via the Internet for as little as $20. Networks owned by The Walt Disney Company (ABC Family, Disney Channel, ESPN, ESPN2), Time Warner's Turner Broadcasting System (Adult Swim/Cartoon Network, CNN, TBS, TNT) and Scripps Networks Interactive (Food Network, HGTV, Travel Channel) are among those included in the lineup.[7]
12	Ohio State defeats Oregon in the first College Football Playoff National Championship. ESPN's broadcast of the game attracts 33.4 million viewers, which is the largest audience in cable television history and tops the previous records set by ESPN's broadcasts of the CFP semifinals on January 1, when OSU beat Alabama in the Sugar Bowl (28.27 million viewers) and UO beat Florida State in the Rose Bowl (28.16 million viewers).[8]
13	Nearly three years after being removed from her role as Today co-host, Ann Curry announces she is leaving NBC News altogether to develop a new company that will deliver news content to various platforms, including NBCUniversal, who will fund the startup.[9]
	ABC affiliate KDNL-TV/St. Louis debuts a locally originated news programming for the first time in a year with The Allman Report; hosted by KFTK talk radio host and former KMOV reporter Jamie Allman. The newscasts, airing twice nightly (5PM and 10PM), will employ a non-traditional, "debate-driven" (KDNL's description) format.[10]
14	TVGN, the CBS/Lions Gate-owned entertainment network, rebrands as Pop.[11]
15	Discovery Fit & Health rebrands as Discovery Life Channel.[12]
	KCRG/Cedar Rapids, eastern Iowa's ABC affiliate owned locally by The Gazette Company, is removed from DirecTV in the region due to a retransmission dispute.[13]
17	On four separate occasions, Fox News Channel offers retractions on inaccurate reports made throughout the week regarding Muslims in Europe, primarily locations in England and France avoided by non-Muslims because Islamic law supposedly supersedes the local laws. "There is no formal designation of these zones in either country, and no credible information to support the assertion there are specific areas in these countries that exclude individuals based solely on their religion," anchor Julie Banderas said during one of the on-air apologies.[14] Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo later announced her intention to sue the network because her city was "insulted" by being mentioned as one with "no-go zones."[15]
	Greg Anthony, lead college basketball analyst for CBS Sports and Turner Sports, is placed on indefinite suspension by both entities following his January 16 arrest in Washington, D.C. on charges of soliciting prostitution.[16]
18	CBS and the National Football League announce that the network will again produce for the full season and carry half of the NFL Network's Thursday Night Football rights package on the CBS broadcast network in a simulcast arrangement during the 2015 NFL season.[17]
19	TV Guide pays tribute to those lost in the January 7 terror attack at the Paris, France offices of Charlie Hebdo with the inclusion of the "Je suis Charlie" button (French for "I am Charlie") next to its logo on the front cover.[18]
	Boomerang is relaunched as part of a global rebranding effort and will air original programming for the first time; the relaunched channel will still have archived programs but with an increased emphasis on the archive's most popular brands and an explicitly family-friendly approach, in the hopes that Boomerang can become a "second flagship" on par with the main Cartoon Network channel.[19]
20	Justice Network makes its debut. The digital subchannel, launching primarily on Gannett Broadcasting-owned stations, focuses on true crime and criminal justice programming.[20]
21	Educational Media Foundation announces a video streaming service based around its K-Love Christian contemporary music radio format and brand.[21]
23	During the 6 p.m. newscast on WTVD/Durham, anchor Larry Stogner announces he has Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and is leaving the ABC owned-and-operated station where he had worked since 1976.[22]
25	The 63rd edition of the Miss Universe pageant is held at the FIU Arena at Florida International University in Miami, Florida with contestants representing 88 countries and territories around the world and broadcast on NBC and Telemundo. Originally scheduled to be held in 2014, it was confirmed by the Miss Universe Organization via a tweet by Doral, Florida mayor Luigi Boria on Twitter that the pageant would be held on January 18, 2015 (a week prior to the broadcast), leading to some controversy among pageant fans and resulting it to be slipped into 2015, making it the first time that the pageant skipped a year. Paulina Vega of Colombia wins the title.
26	Music Choice and Cumulus Media launch a video-on-demand subdivision for Cumulus's Nash FM radio branding called Nash TV.[23]
	ABC affiliate KAIT in Jonesboro, Arkansas begins broadcasting NBC on its DT2 subchannel, giving the Jonesboro market its first locally based NBC affiliate.[24]
28	VH1 Classic commemorates Saturday Night Live's 40th anniversary by launching a marathon of almost every episode from SNL's first 39 seasons in reverse order, running through February 15, when NBC will air its three-hour SNL celebration special. At 19 days (or 433 hours), the marathon will surpass by one week FXX's 12-day record marathon of The Simpsons episodes in August 2014.[25]

February

Date	Event
1	NBC's broadcast of Super Bowl XLIX, in which the New England Patriots beat the defending NFL champion Seattle Seahawks, attracts 114.4 million viewers, topping by 2.2 million the previous record set one year earlier by Super Bowl XLVIII. The broadcast peaks at 120.8 million late in the close game. The game's halftime show, headlined by Katy Perry and guest performers Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott, also sets a viewership record.[26]
	Coinciding with its Spanish language broadcast of Super Bowl XLIX, NBCUniversal-owned mun2 rebrands as NBC Universo.[27]
	A house fire near its transmitter substation is the believed contributor to three separate signal outages at WPSD-TV/Paducah, KY during its broadcast of the Super Bowl.[28]
2	Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive lineman Warren Sapp is removed from his role as commentator for NFL Network, hours after his arrest on charges of soliciting prostitution and assault in Phoenix, Arizona following the Super Bowl, which Sapp covered for the network.[29]
	Inside Edition becomes the first American news program to employ a transgender reporter, adding Zoey Tur (the former "Chopper Bob" Tur) to their reporting staff for February.[30]
2–5	One night after a special live Sunday night broadcast from Phoenix (to coincide with NBC's Super Bowl coverage), The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon begins a four-day stay at Universal Studios Hollywood, marking the New York-based Tonight's first visit to the Los Angeles area since Fallon took over hosting duties from Jay Leno one year earlier. Tonight had been based in Burbank for 42 years until Leno's retirement from the show.[31] The shows include a reunion of the cast of Saved by the Bell (excluding Dustin Diamond and Lark Voorhies), who reprised their roles for a brief sketch, their first time in 21 years.[32]
4	Raycom Media NBC affiliate KCBD/Lubbock, Texas evacuates their studios after a small plane crashes into the station's tower which is located on the same campus as their studio facilities, taking down half the transmitting tower and the station off the air in the process. Power lines were also damaged in the crash, and one person, a local doctor listed as a co-owner of the aircraft, was killed in the crash.[33]
	NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams apologizes for incorrectly stating on numerous occasions that he had been aboard a helicopter shot down by enemy fire while covering the Invasion of Iraq in 2003. In his statement during this evening's broadcast, Williams admitted that he had instead been in a following helicopter and his version of the story was an attempt to show his appreciation for veterans.[34] NBC launches an investigation into the matter, meanwhile stories Williams had told regarding what he witnessed during Hurricane Katrina in 2005 further call his credibility into question. On February 7, Williams announced that he will step aside as anchor until the investigation is completed. Lester Holt will take Williams' place until his return.[35] He also cancels a February 12 appearance on Late Show with David Letterman, itself a subject of controversy because of a 2013 appearance by Williams in which he mentioned the events that he is under fire for.[36] On February 10, NBC News released a statement which confirms Williams' suspension from the network without pay for six months.[37]
6	Just five months after returning as a co-host, Rosie O'Donnell announces that she will leave The View due to personal problems. Her last day on the show was February 13.[38]
8	The 57th Annual Grammy Awards air on CBS.[39] The event saw British singer Sam Smith taking home four awards,[40] Kristen Wiig joining Maddie Ziegler in a performance of Sia's "Chandelier" (thanks to Wiig's parody of the song's video on Saturday Night Live),[41] and Kanye West almost ruining Beck's speech after he won for Best Album.[42] The event featured a serious PSA message from President Barack Obama, in which he spoke about domestic violence against women, and was followed by a plea from domestic violence advocate Brooke Axtell and singer Katy Perry performing her ballad "By the Grace of God" as a dedication to the victims of the crime.[43]
10	San Diego CBS affiliate KFMB-TV's Sports Director Kyle Kraska is hospitalized after he is shot twice near his home. The suspect, a housepainter Kraska had a dispute with, is captured hours later.[44]
11	Victoria Rowell, former star of The Young and the Restless (created by William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell, who also create The Bold and the Beautiful), sues CBS and Sony Pictures Television on charges of racial discrimination after she spoke out about a lack of African Americans on soap operas, which led to her contract not being renewed.[45]
	Just two weeks before its scheduled premiere, ten of the thirteen episodes of the third season of Netflix's thriller series House of Cards were released for streaming. Within minutes the episodes were taken down.[46]
13	Home shopping channel ShopHQ, the former ShopNBC, rebrands for the second time in a matter of years, becoming EVINE Live.[47][48]
15	NBC celebrated Saturday Night Live's 40th anniversary with a live four and a half-hour event that included a red carpet pre-show followed by a live three and half hour show featuring more than 109 guest stars, a first ever mash-up of classic sketches, a SNL Weekend Update gathering of former anchors Jane Curtin, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, and for the first time since leaving the series in 1985, Eddie Murphy made his brief return.[49][50][51] This special became NBC's most-watched prime-time entertainment telecast since the ER season finale in 2004.[52]
16	ESPN confirms its coverage of the Duke-North Carolina men's basketball game two days later will not include commentator Dick Vitale for the first time in the network's 35-year history. Jay Bilas will take his role alongside Dan Shulman, while Vitale works a game between the undefeated Kentucky Wildcats and Tennessee Volunteers.[53]
18	Vanilla Ice is arrested in Lantana, Florida for burglary and theft tied to items that were stolen from a home that was located next door to a home he was renovating during an episode of his DIY Network program The Vanilla Ice Project.[54]
	Just two days after appearing on the Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special, Norm MacDonald reveals through a series of tweets that Eddie Murphy backed out of the Celebrity Jeopardy sketch because he felt uncomfortable impersonating Bill Cosby (whom Murphy had done during his stint with SNL), resulting in Kenan Thompson replacing Murphy at the last moment. Cosby would later tweet his thanks to Murphy for not doing the impersonation.[55]
19	For the first time since the death of her mother Joan in 2014, Melissa Rivers returns to the front of the camera as a correspondent for Entertainment Tonight, where she will do special interviews for the series while continuing as producer on E!'s Fashion Police.[56]
	A report by Mother Jones challenges claims made by Bill O'Reilly about his reporting on the Falklands War for CBS News in 1982, particularly that he had to rescue his cameraman from unrest in the streets of Buenos Aires after Argentina surrendered to the United Kingdom, and that several deaths occurred during the post-war protest. O'Reilly later denounces the report and its author, David Corn, on The O'Reilly Factor. Meanwhile, Eric Engberg, who also covered the Falklands conflict for CBS, posted on Facebook that he knew nothing of a cameraman being injured in Buenos Aires or that the protest had even gotten out of hand.[57] Further allegations that O'Reilly fabricated stories surface in the following days, with claims that he did not witness the suicide of George de Mohrenschildt or the execution of nuns in El Salvador as he has stated in the past.[58][59]
	In response to the death of actress Carol Ann Susi in November 2014, her recurring character on The Big Bang Theory, Debbie Wolowitz, dies as well, with the main characters toasting her in the final scene of this night's episode.[60]
22	The 87th Academy Awards air on ABC, hosted by Neil Patrick Harris.[61]
23	Back9Network temporarily suspends operations due to lack of funding.[62]
	Weigel Broadcasting takes over the programming operations of WGWG-LP/Chicago and renames it WRME-LP, a television station on Channel 6 using the 87.7 FM audio quirk to broadcast over FM, under a leasing deal with owners Venture Technologies. The station programs an Oldies/AC format billed as "MeTV FM."[63]
24	ESPN suspends Keith Olbermann for a week after offering contentious responses on Twitter towards Penn State students, faculty and alumni regarding the university's annual "THON" fund-raising dance marathon held to fight pediatric cancer, telling them that the school were "pitiful" (referring to filling in the end of the school's well known "We Are...Penn State!" slogan/chant with that statement) in holding the event. Olbermann later apologized for his actions.[64] His commentary upon the return to his daily series on March 2 offers further apologies for his actions and the mentions of St. Jude's Children's Hospital and the Make A Wish Foundation to contribute to ending pediatric cancer, along with his end of "batting practice", where he offered up short and brusque responses to critics and trolls responding to him on Twitter.[65]
25	Modern Family makes history as their episode "Connection Lost" became the first American prime-time television program to be shot almost entirely on Apple devices (including iPhone 6, iPad Air and MacBook Air products).[66]
	Giuliana Rancic issues an apology to K.C. Undercover actress/singer Zendaya after Rancic made comments about Zendaya's dreadlock-braided hairstyle during the post-Oscar special edition of Fashion Police.[67] The incident causes co-host Kelly Osbourne to threaten quitting the series via her Twitter account (her departure is confirmed by E! on February 27).[68]
28	A Saturday Night Live commercial spoof on an ad for Toyota (which depicted a female United States Army soldier being dropped off at the airport by her father[69]), stirs up outrage from viewers over its depiction of a female high school graduate (played by guest host Dakota Johnson) who leaves her family to join ISIS, with the father (played by Taran Killam) replying "Death To America" after instructing one of the militants (played by Kyle Mooney) to watch over her.[70]

March

Date	Event
2	CBS Television Distribution and Judge Judith Sheindlin extend their contract for her courtroom show Judge Judy for three seasons, adding to her current contract (which was set to expire after the 2016–17 season), meaning it will be on the air until at least the spring of 2020. The new contract also includes a second season renewal for her executive-produced judge panel show Hot Bench.[71]
3	Oprah Winfrey announces that Harpo Productions will be folded into her OWN cable channel, which will result in the closing of Harpo Studios, the Chicago facility where The Oprah Winfrey Show taped from 1990 to its end in 2011. OWN's original shows will begin taping at their West Hollywood studios starting in 2016.[72]
4	An episode of TBS' Conan features segments in which host Conan O'Brien visits Havana, Cuba. It is the first time an American late-night series has filmed in Cuba since Jack Paar interviewed Fidel Castro on The Tonight Show in 1959.[73]
10	For the second time in 13 months, The Weather Channel is removed by a major television provider. Verizon FiOS dropped TWC and sister network Weatherscan at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Time (replaced by AccuWeather Network, which launched on that date, as well as a widget with weather content provided by WeatherBug), after the two parties were unable to come to terms on a new carriage agreement. Verizon (downplaying claims that the removal resulted from a carriage dispute between it and TWC) cited consumer use of the internet and mobile apps to receive weather forecasts as the reason behind the removal.[74][75] In response, The Weather Channel released a statement citing its live, real-time coverage of severe weather events as an integral part of its programming, and urged FiOS subscribers to urge the provider to restore the channel.[76][77]
12	Dr. Nancy Snyderman leaves NBC News as a result of controversy stemming after she was caught violating the terms of a self-imposed quarantine after being potentially exposed to the Ebola virus, in which she was spotted outside the restricted area in New Jersey in October 2014, a precaution she and other staffers took after an NBC News freelance cameraman contracted the disease while Snyderman and a team were in Liberia.[78]
	Univision fires Rodner Figueroa (a fashion correspondent and co-host of the Spanish-language network's entertainment newsmagazine Sal y Pimienta) after remarking on the previous day's edition of El Gordo y la Flaca that Michelle Obama looked "like she's part of the cast of Planet of the Apes" while the First Lady's image was shown side-by-side with that of Paolo Ballesteros (who became viral earlier in the year for his transformations into various female celebrities) during a live segment about the make-up artist. In a statement, Figueroa stated the comment was not meant to be racist, instead a reference to the job Ballesteros had done to make himself into Mrs. Obama, and claimed he was let go after The White House complained to Univision, a claim that a Univision executive denied.[79][80]
	After appearing in only seven shows, Kathy Griffin announces that she has decided to leave E!'s Fashion Police, citing that her brand of humor was not the perfect fit for the program and that she did not want to duplicate the formula of her best friend and predecessor Joan Rivers.[81] On March 17, E! announced that it was placing Fashion Police on hiatus until September.[82]
14	One night before a HBO documentary series, The Jinx, airs its final episode, the subject of that show, Robert Durst, is arrested in New Orleans as part of the investigation of the 2000 death of family friend Susan Berman, which is profiled in the series along with two other deaths, including the unsolved disappearance and murder of Durst's wife. Though Durst has maintained his innocence, The Jinx's finale features audio of Durst (recorded following an interview for the series while Durst's microphone was still turned on) that appears to implicate himself in the deaths.[83][84]
23	The National Football League announces a suspension of its decades-long blackout policy, allowing games that do not sell out in the 2015 season to air in the game site's market.[85]
	The FCC levies a $325,000 fine against CBS affiliate WDBJ/Roanoke, Virginia for airing sexually explicit material outside of the designated safe harbor period (between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.). The fine, the largest ever against a television station for a one-time instance of indecent content, was for a July 2012 report opening a 6:00 p.m. newscast about a former porn actress who became a volunteer EMT for a Roanoke area rescue squad; the report featured a brief image from an adult website showing the subject of the report (who was neither nude nor engaged in a sexual act), which featured a video clip of a hand stroking a penis that seemed to be in the safe area of the editing suite while the story was being packaged, but was visible on-screen when actually broadcast. WDBJ's owner Schurz Communications plans to challenge the fine, contending the images were fleeting (only three seconds in length) and small enough to not be visible for many viewers.[86][87]
	After three months of guest hosts in the wake of Craig Ferguson's departure from The Late Late Show, James Corden takes over as the CBS late-night talk show's permanent new host. Tom Hanks and Mila Kunis are Corden's inaugural guests.[88]

April

Date	Event
1	E. W. Scripps Company and Journal Communications consummate the concurring mergers of their respective media properties, with Journal's television and radio assets (with the exception of Fox affiliate KNIN-TV/Caldwell, Idaho and radio station KFTI-FM/Wichita, Kansas, which were sold to other companies) becoming part of the Cincinnati-based Scripps' existing broadcasting portfolio (Scripps' print assets were transferred to a separate company, the Milwaukee-based Journal Media Group, which includes the pre-merger Journal's existing newspaper and magazine properties).[89]
	As part of the show's annual April Fool's Day gag, Bob Barker hosts the first segment of The Price Is Right. Barker, who hosted the show from 1972 to 2007, ceded hosting duties to current host Drew Carey for the remainder of the show.[90]
2	Just three days after it was announced that the project had begun production, Will Ferrell announced that a Lifetime movie that he and producer Gary Sanchez had been working on, A Deadly Adoption, was scrapped after details of the project were leaked to the press. Rumored to be a April Fools' Day prank, a teaser would be unveiled on June 11; the actual movie aired on June 20. The television film stars Ferrell and Kristen Wiig as a couple whose plans to adopt a young woman's unborn child takes a tragic turn, which coincided with Lifetime's 25th anniversary of producing original made-for-cable movies (the story reportedly includes tongue-in-cheek nods to classic Lifetime movies).[91]
3	Two Los Angeles-based talent agencies, United Talent Agency and Creative Artists Agency, take their dispute that resulted in UTA luring away 10 talent representatives and their clients (including television actresses Mindy Kaling and Melissa McCarthy) to court, as CAA files a lawsuit accusing UTA of enlisting two CAA agents to help induce their fellow employees to terminate their employment with CAA so they can join UTA, citing a breach of contract and a deliberate attempt to interfere with CAA's relationship with its clients.[92]
6	ABC affiliate WICD/Champaign, Illinois discontinued its weeknight 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. newscasts, replacing them with simulcasts from Springfield sister station WICS (both are owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group, with WICD serving as a semi-satellite of WICS), that would feature news coverage focused on the entire Springfield-Champaign-Decatur market. Although WICD will no longer carry its own newscasts, the station will simultaneously begin producing an hour-long 9:00 p.m. newscast for Fox-affiliated sister station WCCU-TV, that will be separate from an existing prime time newscast on that station's Springfield-based parent WRSP-TV (both operated by Sinclair through GOCOM Media).[93][94]
	CBS televised the 2015 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship Game, in which the Duke Blue Devils defeated the Wisconsin Badgers in Indianapolis. The 2015 Championship Game marked the end of a 34-year streak of consecutive telecasts of the game for CBS Sports. The 2016 edition, as part of a deal between CBS and Turner that began in 2011, will be on TBS. Through 2024, subsequent championship games in even-numbered years are scheduled to be on TBS, with CBS retaining the game in odd-numbered years.[95][96]
7	Coinciding with the fifth season premiere of Game of Thrones airing five days later on April 12, HBO launches HBO Now, an over-the-top subscription video on demand service featuring original programming and feature film content from the Time Warner-owned premium channel. The service, which does not require a subscription to the linear HBO channel through a conventional pay television provider (differing from the similar TV Everywhere service HBO Go), was initially made available for purchase through Apple (which unveiled the service at a press event on March 9) and Cablevision's Optimum TV service.[97][98][99][100]
8	A series of DirecTV advertisements featuring actor and spokesperson Rob Lowe as himself and various alter-egos is removed as planned for a new campaign featuring model Hannah Davis, but not before the National Advertising Division, following up on a complaint made by Comcast, finds DirecTV's claims about customer satisfaction, quality and ranking in the Lowe series of ads are not true.[101]
13	Citing his film and primetime TV workload, Terry Crews announces he will step down as Who Wants to Be a Millionaire host after one season. Chris Harrison will succeed Crews in September.[102]
	WCIA/Champaign anchor Dave Benton announces he will leave the position to continue his treatment for terminal brain cancer, which he first disclosed to viewers in September 2014.[103] Benton later died on May 26 at the age of 52.[104]
15	The digital subchannel network Laff commences programming. Owned by Katz Broadcasting and consisting of sitcoms and comedic films, Laff launches primarily on stations owned by ABC and E. W. Scripps Company.[105]
16	ESPN suspends reporter Britt McHenry for one week after an incident that was caught on video in which she berated a towing company employee after her car was towed from a lot in suburban Washington, D.C. The video featured McHenry using profanity and insults towards the woman who was about to tow the car. McHenry has since apologized for her actions.[106]
17	The syndicated morning program The Daily Buzz is abruptly canceled without notice after a 12½-year run. Based in Orlando and airing mainly on independent or CW- or MyNetworkTV-affiliated stations, Buzz's demise comes after a financial backer of the show's producers, Mojo Brands Media, pulls their funding for the company.[107]
18	Fox Sports announces the addition of Pete Rose to its Major League Baseball broadcasting team as a guest analyst, over 25 years after the all-time leader in hits (with 4,259) received a lifetime ban from the sport for betting on games while managing the Cincinnati Reds.[108]
20	Netflix announces it has ordered 13 episodes of an original series titled Fuller House, which will be a sequel of Full House, with several members of the original cast reprising their roles.[109]
23	Just one year after announcing what would have become the largest cable operator in the United States, only to face increasing opposition from federal regulators, members of the U.S. House and Senate, and media watchdog groups, Comcast withdraws its plans to acquire Time Warner Cable, whose deal would have faced more scrutiny after regulators were to take the companies' proposed plans that were called into question to a judge before a decision could have been made.[110]
	Hours after the news was leaked out in the upcoming edition of Entertainment Weekly to some subscribers of the magazine who receive it early, Patrick Dempsey confirmed that his character on Grey's Anatomy, Derek Shepherd, will die from a car accident and his wife Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) will take him off life support in the episode "How to Save a Life," which aired on this date. The news also coincides with Dempsey's decision to leave the series after eleven seasons despite having signed on for a 12th.[111]
	Gray Television reaches a deal to purchase WAGM-TV, the CBS and Fox affiliate in Presque Isle, Maine, from NEPSK for $10.25 million.[112]
24	In a two-hour 20/20 interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer that attracts nearly 17 million viewers, Bruce Jenner confirms nearly 2 years of speculation (after his divorce from third wife Kris Jenner) that he identifies as and has started transitioning to a woman, the last interview Jenner will do as a male during the transition.[113] On April 25, E! announces that an eight-part documentary-reality series (I Am Cait) that will follow the now-rechristened Caitlyn Jenner's life as a transgender person will debut July 26.[114]
26	The 42nd Daytime Emmy Awards ceremonies are held, with The Young and the Restless and Days of Our Lives sharing Outstanding Drama Series honors, the 2nd time in history two dramas shared the honor.[115] The ceremony airs on Pop, marking a return to conventional TV for the Daytime Emmys (the 2014 ceremony aired online-only).[116][117]
27	ESPN sues Verizon for breach of contract after they "unbundled" its channels by placing them into a different package than previously agreed upon.[118]
	Local media outlets in the Baltimore market and the major cable news outlets air live coverage of the riots that breaks out hours after the funeral of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old male who died of suspicious spinal cord and neck injuries while in police custody after being arrested for possession of what was suspected to be an illegal knife that later turned out was legal under Maryland state law, which lead to six Baltimore Police Department officers being placed on paid suspension (and were later charged with second degree murder and manslaughter charges upon review of an investigation), which forces the move of network primetime to digital subchannels on WMAR, WBAL, WJZ and WBFF for breaking news coverage.[119] At least 34 people were arrested, and 15 officers were injured.[120][121] The riots also results in the postponement of two Chicago White Sox-Baltimore Orioles games to a May 28 doubleheader (the first due to safety concerns, the second additionally due to an additional 10 p.m. ET curfew), with a third on April 29 being played during the day in an empty stadium setting at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, though still televised in the Baltimore and Chicago markets, a first ever in Major League Baseball's 145-year history.[122]

May

Date	Event
1	Citing "the new realities of television viewing and philanthropic giving," the Muscular Dystrophy Association announces it will no longer produce its annual telethon, concentrating instead on digital and mobile fundraising platforms. Famously hosted through 2010 by Jerry Lewis, the MDA telethon had aired each Labor Day weekend since 1966.[123][124]
2	For the first time since 2002, Showtime and HBO team up to co-produce a pay-per-view boxing broadcast, Floyd Mayweather's 12-round unanimous decision over Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas (the fighters are under separate contracts with the broadcasters, Mayweather with Showtime, Pacquiao with HBO).[125] Highly anticipated and financially lucrative (the HD broadcast cost $99.95), the start of the fight is delayed by about 45 minutes as last-minute buys overwhelm cable and satellite systems.[126]
5	A&E announces it is pulling the reality series 8 Minutes from its schedule with no plans to air three remaining episodes from its first season, effectively cancelling the show.[127] Producers of the series, in which pastor and former police officer Kevin Brown sets up sessions with prostitutes only to use the time to persuade them to abandon the profession, had received withering criticism in features by On the Media and BuzzFeed for failing to follow up with the show's subjects or provide them with promised services.[128][129]
6	KTMF/Missoula news director Kalee Scolatti and a family acquaintance are shot and killed in an incident at Scolatti's home. The assailant, later identified as Scolatti's estranged husband, Nicholas, turns the gun on himself and dies in a Missoula hospital on May 8.[130]
7	MyNetworkTV affiliate KLAF-LD in Lafayette, Louisiana announces it will become a NBC affiliate on July 1, giving the Lafayette market its first NBC affiliate since 1975 (when KLNI shut down). Prior to the announcement, cable systems in the market imported KPLC from Lake Charles, KALB-TV from Alexandria, and/or sister station WVLA-TV from Baton Rouge for NBC programming. It is also announced KLAF-LD's former affiliation with MyNetworkTV will move to a new DT3 subchannel of sister station and Fox affiliate KADN-TV on the same date.[131]
12	At an upfront presentation held at Lincoln Center, NBCUniversal Hispanic Group announces the formation of NBC Deportes, a sports division that will produce event, analysis and magazine content for Spanish-language networks Telemundo (whose Deportes Telemundo unit was restructured into the new division) and NBC Universo. The unit will be headed by NBC Sports Group chairman Mark Lazarus.[132][133]
13	Hearst Television announces its intentions to sell Hawaii ABC affiliate KITV/Honolulu and its satellites (KHVO/Hilo and KMAU/Wailuku) to SJL Broadcast Management. The purchase marks the return of SJL to Hawaii. As Montecito Broadcast Group, the company formerly owned KHON-TV from 2006 until 2007.[134]
	Just two days after Fox announces that the show's 15th season in 2016 will be its last,[135] Nick Fradiani is crowned the 14th season winner of American Idol.[136]
	Harry Shearer announces he will depart from the voice cast of The Simpsons due to a contract dispute.[137] The dispute would be resolved by July 7, when Fox announces Shearer had accepted a new 2-year deal (with the same terms as his fellow cast members) to remain with the show and continue to provide the voice of Ned Flanders, Mr. Burns, and several other notable characters.[138]
15–18	For the first time since its inception in 1963, ABC's soap opera General Hospital airs live episodes for two days (Friday, May 15 and Monday, May 18), becoming the first American daytime soap opera to do so in 40 years since As the World Turns and The Edge of Night, both of which were transitioned to being taped from live broadcasts.[139]
17	During a telecast of This Week, host George Stephanopoulos admitted to having contributed to the Clinton Foundation after reports surfaced that he failed to disclose a $75,000 contribution he made to the organization, leading to a conflict of interest that arose after he interviewed Peter Schweizer, the author of "Clinton Cash," which detailed allegations and conflicts involving Clinton Foundation donors, during an April 26 broadcast. As a result of the revelation and admission, Stephanopoulos removed himself from moderating the Republican presidential primary debate in February. ABC has a policy that bars reporters from contributing to political groups, except for charities, such as the Clinton Foundation.[140][141]
	The 2015 Billboard Music Awards (which premiered the TV cut of Taylor Swift's music video for "Bad Blood" at the start of the broadcast) breaks its own record for having the most viewers tuning in with 11.1 million, a jump of 6% from the 2014 telecast (its highest since the 2003 telecast) and 4% overall among its annual broadcast in its 14-year history.[142]
	Tom Bergeron ends his run as host of America's Funniest Home Videos after fifteen seasons (the longest hosting tenure to date in the 25-year history of the ABC series). The 25th season finale, which was taped at Disneyland as part of the show's annual "Grand Prize Spectacular", closed with Bergeron being carted off the set by original host Bob Saget. On May 19 (formally announced during an appearance on the season finale of Dancing with the Stars, which Bergeron will continue to host), Alfonso Ribeiro was named the new host of AFV, starting with the 26th season in September.[143][144]
18	The ABC reality dating series The Bachelorette opens its 11th season with two female contestants (both of whom competed in season 19 of parent series The Bachelor) vying to become the sole courter of 25 male participants.[145][146] In the second episode of the two-part premiere (on May 19), Kaitlyn Bristowe was named the season's sole Bachelorette over Britt Nilsson in a majority vote by 24 of the suitors (a 25th was eliminated prior to the vote announcement due to alcohol-induced inappropriate conduct with Bristowe and some of the male contestants). This marked the first such selection by vote in the history of the series and the second in the Bachelor franchise overall (Byron Velvick was selected over Jay Overby by contestant vote in season 6 of The Bachelor).[147][148]
19	Rumer Willis is crowned the 20th season winner of Dancing with the Stars.[149]
20	Gray Television announces that it plans to acquire KOSA-TV, the CBS affiliate in Odessa, Texas, from Investment Company of America for $33.6 million.[150]
	With retrospective clip packages, cameo appearances by former Presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush plus incumbent Barack Obama, a Top Ten List read by frequent guests (among them the previous night's guest, Bill Murray), and a closing performance by Foo Fighters, David Letterman hosts CBS' Late Show for the final time, retiring after a record 33 years as a late night host (22 at Late Show, 11 before that at NBC's Late Night).[151]
21	TLC suspends broadcasts of the series 19 Kids and Counting in the wake of revelations against Josh Duggar, the oldest child of the 19-child family. The revelations allege that Duggar, as a teenager, engaged in unspecified inappropriate acts of incest with his sisters and others;[152] he would later also be outed as an adulterer after his account on Ashley Madison was exposed in the Ashley Madison data breach. The Duggar family and TLC mutually agree to end the series permanently on July 16.[153]
	The American version of Red Nose Day makes its inaugural debut. The charity event, organized by Comic Relief, Inc. and broadcast on NBC featuring performances, sketches, features and appeal films from various celebrities and music artists, raised over $21 million to help lift children and young people out of poverty.[154] It also became the most social charity special of the 2014-15 season with more than 149,000 tweets and set a viewership record of 3.194 million overall.[155]
22	CBS reveals that copies of Supergirl's pilot episode were leaked to unauthorized and pirated websites ahead of the series' November debut. An estimated 192,000 illegal downloads took place, mainly from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.[156]
25	After a four-month "soft launch" of series marathons for early affiliates, Decades makes its formal debut. A digital subchannel network co-owned by CBS Television Stations and Weigel Broadcasting, Decades features classic TV shows and movies as well as original content, highlighting on a particular year or decade each day.[157][158]
26	One month after Comcast ends its purchase attempt of Time Warner Cable, Charter Communications announces it will purchase TWC in a $56.7 billion deal, pending FCC approval. Charter would also continue its plan to acquire Bright House Networks, which is controlled by the Time Warner/Advance Newhouse Parternship, in a separate deal.[159] In relation to its TWC deal, Charter announced plans to offer TWC-owned SportsNet LA, the Los Angeles Dodgers' exclusive TV home, to its existing customers in Southern California. It had been available only to TWC customers, as Charter and other pay television providers had previously balked at TWC's per-subscriber fee for the channel.[160]
29	Live Well Network, a lifestyle digital subchannel network owned by ABC Owned Television Stations which had ended most operations on April 15, ends all national distribution, as Media General removes the network from their stations at the close of business on this day, though it continues to air in markets with an ABC owned-and-operated station.[161][162][163]
31	Bob Schieffer moderates Face the Nation for the final time, retiring after a 24-year run as the CBS News program's host and a 46-year tenure with the network.[164] John Dickerson became Face's host on June 7.[165]

June

Date	Event
1	Buzzr debuts as a digital subchannel network, airing primarily on Fox-owned stations. Owned by FremantleMedia and based on the YouTube channel of the same name, the network features content from Fremantle's library of classic game shows (including the extensive Goodson-Todman Productions library that had previously served as the core of the Game Show Network lineup).[166][167]
	TBN Salsa, a faith-based, family-oriented digital subchannel network targeting English-speaking Hispanics, launches. Owned by the Trinity Broadcasting Network, TBN Salsa replaced either JUCE TV or Smile of a Child TV on the third or fifth subchannel, depending on the market, of TBN's 38 stations. The latter two networks were combined into a single subchannel over-the-air, with Smile airing a reduced lineup of programming in the mornings and early-afternoons, though both services will maintain separate 24-hour schedules via TBN's streaming services on its website, along with the network's mobile and digital media player apps.[168]
	KJNB-LD in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas signs on the air as an affiliate of Fox, giving the Jonesboro market its first locally based Fox affiliate. Despite being licensed as a low-powered television station, Waypoint Media, the owners of KJNB-LD, secured the affiliation agreement with Fox by promising to provide coverage of at least 93% of the market through its over-the-air signal and through distribution on local cable and satellite providers.[169]
3	After five seasons as a regular, Kim Richards departs the Bravo reality series The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills to seek rehabilitation for alcoholism. Although she would no longer serve as a full-time cast member, conflicting reports suggest the possibility of Richards making special appearances in future episodes.[170]
	In a Wall Street Journal report, Dish Network is stated to be in negotiations to merge with mobile telephone provider T-Mobile. Under the terms of the proposed deal, Dish chief executive officer Charlie Ergen would be named chairman of the combined company, with T-Mobile CEO John Legere as its CEO.[171]
4	In an interview on The Howard Stern Show, Jason Alexander makes a surprise admission: While he was a regular on Seinfeld in the 1990s, he, along with co-stars Jerry Seinfeld and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, were behind the idea to have his character George Constanza's fiancée Susan Ross (played by Heidi Swedberg) killed off because he felt the chemistry between the main cast and Swedberg did not work well on camera. Alexander and the former cast would later apologize to Swedberg after making that comment saying she was a great person to work with.[172]
6	The 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup commences play. The tournament, which runs through July 5, is the first senior-level FIFA tournament broadcast by Fox Sports, the U.S. English-language rightsholders to the tournament, which will carry games on Fox, Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2; NBCUniversal-owned Telemundo and NBC Universo handles Spanish-language television broadcasts.[173]
	The majority of the cast of the 2000-2007 WB/CW series Gilmore Girls, along with series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and her husband Daniel reunite for the first time in eight years to take part in a sold-out panel discussion of the series at the The Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas as part of the ATX Television Festival. A chair is left empty in honor of Gilmore patriarch Edward Herrmann, who had been the first to state his intention to attend the reunion, but died on December 31, 2014 of brain cancer.[174]
7	True crime channel Investigation Discovery airs its first ever scripted production with the mini-series Serial Thriller: Angel of Decay which chronicled the investigation of convicted serial killer Ted Bundy.[175] The channel is producing a second installment titled Serial Thriller: The Chameleon about suspected serial killer Elaine Parent, set to debut in December.[176]
8	The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews (R&A) announces a new U.S. broadcast deal with NBC and Golf Channel to carry The Open Championship, one of the four men's major golf championships. The new deal was set to begin in 2017, but by October 2015, NBC reaches a deal with the R&A and ESPN to take over coverage in 2016, the last year of ESPN's current deal to carry The Open. The arrangements mean ESPN's relationship with The Open ends with the final round of the 2015 Open on July 20. ESPN and/or sister network ABC had carried The Open since 1962.[177][178]
9	During an interview with ABC affiliate KXLY-TV/Spokane in which they were doing an investigation into her claims of harassment and her ethnic background, Rachel Dolezal, the president of the Spokane Chapter of the NAACP, is confronted and questioned by reporter Jeff Humphrey about whether she was actually African-American when the reporter showed her a picture of her parents, who are actually Caucasian along with a picture of her as a teenager albeit a different skin color; Dolezal immediately walks away afterwards.[179][180] The interview eventually goes viral and Dolezal becomes the major topic on news programs, which results in her stepping down as NAACP president and being removed from a police ombudsman commission. Dolezal later appears on Today and MSNBC to discuss her racial identity, say that she identifies herself as a Black person.[181]
10	After three months of guest hosting, actress/singer Raven-Symoné is named a permanent co-host of ABC's The View, filling the fourth panel slot vacated four months earlier by Rosie O'Donnell.[182]
18	Four months after Lester Holt was named interim weeknight anchor of NBC Nightly News in the wake of preceding anchor Brian Williams' suspension for his misrepresentation of certain events, NBC News makes the move permanent, with Holt assuming full-time weeknight duties effective June 22. Holt, who had previously anchored Nightly News' Saturday and Sunday editions from 2007 until Williams' suspension, becomes the first African-American to serve as the sole lead anchor of a weeknight network newscast.[183][184]
18-21	The 115th U.S. Open Golf Tournament airs on Fox and Fox Sports 1. The major tournament is the first U.S. Open ever carried by Fox Sports as part of a 12-year deal in which the sports division will hold the television rights to United States Golf Association championship events.[185]
19	Following a sold-out performance at the Minskoff Theatre in New York City, Neil Meron and Craig Zadan announced that "Bombshell", which was the fictional musical that was basis for the setting in the former NBC series Smash (for which they were the executive producers), would head to the Broadway stage as a real musical. Meron and Zadan are set to executive produce the Broadway production.[186]
24	The CBS reality series Big Brother begins its 17th season, with contestant Audrey Middleton – who was born male – becoming the first transgender contestant to appear on the U.S. version of the series (Nadia Almada – who also transitioned from male to female – was the first such contestant in the Big Brother franchise overall when she participated in the fifth season of the show's British version in 2004).[187]
25	Following comments about illegal immigrants from Mexico made by Donald Trump (who had previously stepped down as host of NBC's The Apprentice and was dropped by Fox News Channel as a contributor shortly before his declaration) during his June 16 speech announcing his candidacy for the Republican Presidential nomination, Univision Communications terminates its contract with the Miss Universe Organization.[188][189][190] NBCUniversal (which co-owned the Organization with Trump) and Mexico media conglomerate Televisa (which has a program-sharing agreement with Univision) later announced on June 29, that they would join Univision in severing business ties with Trump and terminate their contracts to televise Miss USA (cable channel Reelz later agreed to carry Miss USA 2015 on July 2, after initial confirmation by the Organization that it would be streamed via the pageant organizer's website) and Miss Universe.[191][192][193][194] In protest of Trump's comments, hosts Cristian de la Fuente, Roselyn Sanchez (who were set to host the Spanish language simulcast for UniMás), Thomas Roberts and Cheryl Burke (who were set to host the NBC telecast); judges Emmitt Smith and Jonathan Scott; and scheduled musical performers J Balvin, Natalie La Rose, Craig Wayne Boyd and Flo Rida also withdrew from participating in the pageant.[195][196][197][198] Trump and the Miss Universe Organization filed a breach of contract and defamation lawsuit against Univision Communications on June 30, seeking damages in excess of $500 million.[199][200]
26	Just moments after the Supreme Court of the United States handed down a 5-4 ruling that made same-sex marriages legal in the United States[201] based on its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges,[202][203] TV Guide updated its website and Facebook page to feature a modified logo, with the "=" (the symbol for marriage equality) replacing "Guide" for one day.[204]
29	The Gannett Company formally separates its assets; the broadcasting and digital media assets are split off into Tegna, Inc., which will handle the operations of the former company's 46 television stations (its name is derived as a partial anagram of its predecessor parent, which was restructured as a new, debt-free company that runs the "old" Gannett's publishing assets).[205][206] With the split, Tegna also seeks to gain control of stations owned by Sander Media in markets with Gannett newspapers due to cross-ownership rules.[207]

July

Date	Event
1	As part of a series of asset and license transactions, Gray Television acquires certain non-license assets of Fox affiliate WFXS/Wausau, Wisconsin and CBS affiliate KVTV/Laredo, Texas from Davis Television, LLC and Eagle Creek Television respectively, migrating their programming to low-power stations WZAW-LD and KYLX-LP (Gray already owns CBS affiliate WSAW and NBC affiliate KGNS in the respective markets). Gray also sells NBC affiliates KTVH-DT/Helena, Montana and its Great Falls satellite KBGF to Cordillera Communications, and donates the license assets of CW affiliate KMTF to Montana State University, which will integrate it as a member of its Montana PBS state network.[208]
	Just 20 days after beginning to air repeats of The Dukes of Hazzard, TV Land immediately pulls the series from its schedule as a response to the Charleston church shooting on June 17 and the controversy surrounding the modern display of the Confederate flag (which is displayed on the rooftop of the 1969 Dodge Charger, known as the "General Lee", in the show). The shooter, Dylann Roof, had used the flag in his photos to display his plan to start a race war, thus igniting the controversy. One week prior, Warner Bros. Television and its co-owned consumer products division decided to stop production of products that featured the flag related to the series or franchise.[209] CMT continues to air the series under the same syndication contract between Warner Bros. and Viacom which allows airing on most Viacom networks, including TV Land.
2	Sonia Manzano announces that she will retire from Sesame Street after playing Maria Figueroa-Rodriguez since 1971.[210]
	During a live remote broadcast in San Francisco about a fatal shooting the previous night, news crews members from NBC owned-and-operated station KNTV and Fox O&O KTVU are assaulted and robbed of their equipment. The three suspects, last seen driving away in a black BMW, are still at large.[211]
5	The live telecast of the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Final from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, which saw the United States defeat Japan 5-2 in their rematch of the 2011 final (in which Japan won in a shootout), shattered viewing records for a major soccer game in the United States, played by men or women. An estimated 25.4 million viewers watched the English-language broadcast on the Fox Broadcasting Company, while 1.3 million viewed the Spanish-language broadcast on Telemundo. The combined audience of 26.7 million viewers made the final the most-watched soccer game in American history.[212]
7	Showtime launches an over-the-top subscription video on demand service featuring a wide selection of original programming and feature film content, as well as live streams of the CBS Corporation-owned premium channel's linear East and West Coast television feeds. Like with pay television competitor HBO's OTT service HBO Now, the service does not require a subscription to the linear Showtime channel through a conventional pay television provider (differing from the similar TV Everywhere service Showtime Anytime). It was initially made available for purchase through Apple, Roku, PlayStation Vue and Hulu as well as through the channel's SHO.com website.[213]
	Subway and its spokesman Jared Fogle mutually agree to part ways after the FBI raided his Zionsville, Indiana home during a follow-up investigation regarding the arrest of the former head of his foundation, who was charged with possession of child pornography in April.[214] Fogle pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography and having sex with a minor a month later.[215]
	Just one day after a judge orders the release of documents from his 2005 lawsuit involving a sexual harassment case that revealed that Bill Cosby had admitted to acquiring Quaaludes in order to have sex with women by drugging them, two African-American focused networks immediately drop his sitcoms from their lineup, with cable channel Centric pulling repeats of The Cosby Show and the digital multicast network Bounce TV removing his 1996-2000 series Cosby from their schedules.[216]
	After only one year as an online subscription video streaming service, The Sarah Palin Channel announced that it would be ceasing operations on August 1. Palin will offer the videos for free on her Facebook page and at her SarahPAC.com website.[217]
8	ESPN announces that Keith Olbermann will part ways with the network after two years due to a breakdown in negotiations to renew his contract, which expires July 31. ESPN rehired the veteran news and sports journalist in 2013 (as he was an anchor on SportsCenter from 1992 to 1997) to host the self-titled sports news/talk program Olbermann on ESPN2, only to see the struggling series constantly make changes, delaying the show for live events, reducing it from an hour-long format to a half-hour, and concerns over Olbermann's style of reporting and commentary. The final program aired on July 24.[218]
	Epix 3, Epix's sister channel is renamed Epix Hits.
9	E! announces that Giuliana Rancic will step down as co-host of E! News after 10 years, but will continue to serve as host of Fashion Police and Live from the Red Carpet specials at the network.[219]
15	For the first time in its 23-year history, the ESPY Awards, an exclusive to ESPN since its inaugural debut in 1993, moved to network television, where it aired on co-owned sister ABC (a rebroadcast later aired on ESPN, which aired the pre-show). The event – hosted by Joel McHale – saw Caitlyn Jenner become the first transgender athlete to receive an ESPY Award for expanding the sports world to the LGBT community, and a tribute to Stuart Scott, who died in January after suffering from cancer.[220][221]
	Two of the three PBS member stations serving South Florida, WPBT/Miami (owned by Community Television Foundation of South Florida, Inc.) and WXEL-TV/Boynton Beach (owned by WXEL Public Broadcasting Corporation), announce an agreement to merge into a new entity to be known as "South Florida PBS", which would enable the two stations to pool resources and fundraising efforts to offer more programming content. Miami's other PBS member station, WLRN-TV, is exempt from the deal.[222][223]
19	GOCOM Media announces it will sell CBS affiliate KHSL-TV to USA Television Holdings, and K4 Media Holdings announces it will sell NBC affiliate KNVN to Maxair Media. Under the terms of the deal for the two Chico, California stations, USA Television will assume the rights to an existing shared services agreement between KHSL and KNVN, in which it will provide certain non-programming, operational, technical and limited advertising services for KNVN on behalf of Maxair.[224]
22	At the end of the Syfy made-for-cable film Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!, the last minute concluded with a cliffhanger regarding whether or not April Wexler (played by Tara Reid) is killed by falling wreckage. An ad after the film promotes a Twitter campaign offering fans the chance to decide her fate with the hashtags "#AprilLives" or "#AprilDies", with the results to be revealed in Sharknado 4, scheduled to air in 2016.[225]
24	World Wrestling Entertainment officially releases Hulk Hogan from his contract, dropped as a judge on WWE Tough Enough, and removes products, merchandise, and related images (including his WWE Hall of Fame induction) from their website after additional footage from a 2012 sex tape surfaced in which he made racially charged rants that he would rather see his daughter Brooke date an African American, whom he suspected of dating at the time, as well as a separate comment involving Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Hogan has since apologized for his actions.[226]
	The Federal Communications Commission approves the merger between AT&T and DirecTV, with attached conditions to address issues that may have potential negative effects on competition in the telecommunications industry (including requirements to expand its high-speed internet service to additional customers, eligible schools and libraries, and to offer broadband services to low-income households at discounted rates).[227]
	ESPN officially terminates television and radio personality Colin Cowherd after he made negative comments about baseball players from the Dominican Republic on his radio program The Herd (a show simulcast on ESPNU), which was condemned by Major League Baseball and its players association. Ironically, Cowherd had planned to leave ESPN after July 31 to join Fox Sports (where he'll start September 3 on both television and radio),[228] but the network decided to expedite his departure immediately.[229]
27	Actor Anthony Geary departs General Hospital, after having played the character of Luke Spencer on the ABC soap opera for 37 years, beginning in 1978.[230][231]
28	With no advanced notice to its affiliates and a rebranding process still ongoing days after, Spanish-language broadcast network MundoFox rebrands as MundoMax.[232] The change comes nearly two weeks after Fox International Channels divested its 50% interest in the network to Colombian broadcaster and network co-founder RCN Television on July 16, due to Fox and RCN's differing focuses in Spanish-language media (with Fox International wanting to focus on cable channels Fox Deportes, Nat Geo Mundo and Fox Life). The network has struggled since its August 2012 launch against competition from established competitors such as Univision and Telemundo, as well as a lack of higher-profile affiliates in key markets (with much of its affiliate body consisting of low-power stations and digital subchannels; Fox Television Stations carried the network only on a few of its owned-and-operated stations as third or fourth digital subchannels, mainly to simulcast a local affiliate to allow some kind of must carry cable carriage unavailable to the stations themselves in major markets).[233][234] In addition to the rebrand, RCN abruptly shuts down MundoMax's news division, resulting in the layoffs of 35 of its 36 staffers; company representatives stated that news programming was "never part of the plan" for the network.[232]

August

Date	Event
1	KJNB-LD, the Fox affiliate in Jonesboro, Arkansas licensed to nearby Walnut Ridge, launches a DT2 subchannel carrying programming from CBS, giving the Jonesboro area its first full-time CBS affiliate. Waypoint Media, owners of KJNB-LD, also announce plans to acquire KJNE-LP from New Moon Communications (who had intended to make KJNE-LP a NBC affiliate until KAIT acquired that affiliation in January) and have it serve as a translator of KJNB-LD. With the move, the Jonesboro market now offers in-market affiliates of all four major commercial broadcast networks.[235]
3	Fourteen years after its original news department was shut down, WEVV-TV/Evansville, Indiana relaunches news content with the debut of daily local newscasts on both its CBS-affiliated main channel and its Fox/MyNetworkTV-affiliated subchannel.[236] The new news operation was formed by station owner Bayou City Broadcasting, which acquired WEVV in August 2014 (previous owner Communications Corporation of America, which shuttered WEVV's news department in 2001, divested the station to Bayou City as part of its sale to the Nexstar Broadcasting Group).[237]
	Citing its lower-tier position in covering the tournament (resulting in airing matches in less-than-attractive early morning time slots), ESPN announces it will end its relationship with the French Open tennis tournament. The network had been a primary rights-holder or sub-licensee (from the Tennis Channel) of French Open telecasts since 2003. Tennis Channel and NBC will continue to air the event, with some matches possibly moving to NBCSN in 2016.[238]
	Nineteen years after ending his stint as host of BET's Video Soul and after retiring from radio in 2010, Donnie Simpson signs a deal with Radio One to host a new music program that will air on its cable network TV One; he will also man an afternoon air shift at Radio One's WMMJ/Washington, D.C. as part of the multi-year deal.[239]
6	Fox News Channel aired the first of 12 scheduled Republican Presidential debates for the 2016 GOP nomination at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. It was seen by 24 million viewers, making the debate the most watched live broadcast in cable news history. Due to the number of candidates running for nomination, Fox News aired two separate debates, with the less popular candidates going first, followed by the top 10 candidates with more support in the 'prime time' debate.[240] The event also ran into controversy and a war of words when Donald Trump slammed moderator Megyn Kelly after she asked Trump about his negative statements towards women in general and with Chris Wallace over his continued stance against illegal immigration.[241][242][243]
	With cameos by former correspondents (plus former and future hosts Craig Kilborn and Trevor Noah), as well as a closing appearance by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Jon Stewart signs off after 16½ years as host of The Daily Show.[244]
10	Raycom Media announces that it would purchase Drewry Communications Group – which includes the group's nine television stations: ABC affiliates KSWO-TV/Lawton, Oklahoma; KXXV-TV/Waco, Texas (and Bryan repeater KRHD-CD); CBS affiliate KFDA-TV/Amarillo, Texas; NBC affiliate KWES-TV/Midland, Texas (and Big Spring satellite KWAB-TV); and Telemundo affiliates KEYU/Amarillo, KTLE-LP/Odessa and KSCM-LP/Bryan, Texas – for $160 million. As part of the deal, Hoak Media Corporation will sell CBS affiliate KAUZ-TV/Wichita Falls, Texas to American Spirit Media, under which it will be entered into a shared services agreement with Raycom upon the termination of a grandfathered joint sales agreement between KAUZ and KSWO.[245]
11	Cumulus Media's Nash TV expands with the launch of a television production division called Nash TV Films. Its first offering under this banner will be the documentary Walk Tall: The Journey of Sugarland's Kristian Bush, which is scheduled to air in syndication in September.[246]
13	HBO signs a five-year programming and development agreement with Sesame Workshop, granting the premium channel rights to much of the company's archive, along with the first-run broadcast rights to Sesame Street. A flagship program of both Sesame Workshop and public television, Sesame Street had aired exclusively on PBS or its predecessor NET since 1969. PBS will retain broadcast reruns of the half-hour version of Sesame Street, including episodes that air 9 months after their initial HBO broadcast.[247][248] As part of its deal, HBO will also gain exclusive streaming rights to Sesame Street for its HBO Go and HBO Now services (assuming those rights from Amazon Video and Netflix). As a result, Sesame Workshop subsequently announces on August 14 that it would phase out in-house streaming service, Sesame Go, as a standalone subscription offering.[249]
24	Raycom Media's Cleveland duopoly of CBS affiliate WOIO/Shaker Heights and MyNetworkTV affiliate WUAB/Lorain implements a universal rebranding of their newscasts and imaging under the respective "Cleveland 19" and "CLE 43" brands. WOIO, which has been producing newscasts since 1995 via an arrangement with the existing news department of then-LMA partner WUAB (which becomes one of many MyNetworkTV affiliates that have stopped utilizing the programming service's branding), also shifts away from the tabloid-style Action News format introduced in 2002 under former news director Bill Applegate toward a more traditional news format with a continued emphasis on investigative journalism.[250][251]
25	ESPN suspends Curt Schilling from his duties as analyst for its Little League World Series coverage following a tweet (which he subsequently deleted) attached with a picture which made a comparison between Muslim extremists and Nazis. The former Major League Baseball pitcher, who has also served as a color analyst on the network's Sunday Night Baseball telecasts since 2014, later apologized following extensive criticism, calling the move to post the photo a "dumb decision."[252]
	129 stations owned and/or operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, covering 79 markets in 36 states, are dropped from Dish Network due to an unresolved carriage dispute.[253] The stations return to the satellite provider one day later, hours after FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler meets with both sides in an effort to resolve the dispute.[254]
	ABC announces that Joy Behar will return as a panelist on The View, reportedly at the behest of the talk show's creator and executive producer (and original moderator) Barbara Walters. Behar previously served a panelist from The View's debut in 1997 until 2013. Behar will join fellow additions Candace Cameron Bure (who will balance her duties with her role as D.J. Tanner Fuller in the Netflix series Fuller House) and Good Morning America Weekend anchor Paula Faris, along with existing panelists Whoopi Goldberg, Michelle Collins and Raven-Symoné beginning in September, for its 19th season, which will also see the resumption of live episodes on Fridays.[255]
	NBC announces that Alison Sweeney has decided to leave her role as host of The Biggest Loser after 13 seasons. Sweeney succeeded Caroline Rhea (the original host of the weight loss-focused reality competition series from its 2002 debut) as host in 2007, and had balanced her duties with her role as Sami Brady on the network's soap opera Days of Our Lives until 2014.[256]
26	In an incident that aired live on its morning newscast, WDBJ/Roanoke, Virginia reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were fatally shot while interviewing Moneta Chamber of Commerce director Vicki Gardner at a shopping/sports plaza in Moneta (Gardner was also shot and hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the back). The assailant, who died that afternoon at a local hospital (from a self-inflicted gunshot wound as he was approached by police), was Vester Flanigan II, who worked as a multimedia journalist at WDBJ (under the professional name Bryce Williams) from 2012 to 2013. Flanigan was briefly visible in footage of the on-air shooting after Ward dropped his camera, and later posted personal phone video of him shooting the three victims on his since-suspended Twitter account, along with a 23-page manifesto faxed to ABC News' New York offices about his reasoning for the shooting.[257][258][259][260]
	In the wake of the Alison Parker/Adam Ward shooting, USA Network announces the postponement of the first season finale of Mr. Robot – which was originally scheduled to air that evening – to September 2, citing a graphic scene in the episode similar to the shootings inflicted by Vester Flanigan.[261] IFC follows suit on August 27 by replacing that evening's episode of Documentary Now!, which included a scene in which two journalists are killed on-camera, with another episode in the series.[262]
28	The Los Angeles Dodgers announce that Vin Scully will continue to call games on television and radio for the 2016 season, his 67th as a broadcaster for the team dating back to its days in Brooklyn. The news is revealed during the Dodgers' game against the Chicago Cubs in Los Angeles by way of a sketch featuring comedian Jimmy Kimmel on the Dodger Stadium video board.[263] At a news conference the following day, the 87-year-old Scully indicated he would likely leave the broadcast booth at the end of 2016.[264]
	ESPN Full Court and ESPN GamePlan both cease operations and their both replaced ESPN College Extra. It will offer a select bundle of games that would previously have been broadcast by GamePlan and Full Court and the package is much less promoted or available than it has been in the past with the drawing down of pay-per-view to select special events; all of Full Court's events are available through WatchESPN via various ESPN3 streams without cost through TV Everywhere authentication.
30	The 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, hosted by Miley Cyrus, airs on all Viacom-owned MTV networks (MTV, MTV2, VH1, VH1 Classic, Logo TV, BET, Centric, Comedy Central, TV Land, and CMT[265][266]) and streaming online. The event also saw Kanye West received a Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award from the person who he interrupted back at the 2009 Awards, Taylor Swift, who took home four awards for "Bad Blood".[267]
31	A month-and-a-half after assuming full ownership of the since renamed MundoMax, Colombian broadcaster RCN takes over the operations of MundoMax affiliates KWHY-TV/Los Angeles and KUVM-CD/Houston under shared services agreements with Meruelo Group. As a result, RCN shut down KWHY's news department (immediately canceling the station's weekday evening newscasts), and laid off 50 to 60 positions within its news, marketing and sales staffs (about 40 of which belonged to the news department). Five other staffers will have their positions transferred to MundoMax's Los Angeles network headquarters (including KWHY lead anchor Palmira Pérez, who will anchor one-minute local and national news briefs for the network).[268]

September

Date	Event
1	Gray Television announces that it will acquire ABC affiliate KCRG-TV/Cedar Rapids for $100 million. It is the first television station acquisition in Iowa for Gray, and marks the Cedar Rapids-based Gazette Company's exit from broadcasting (it continues to operate Cedar Rapids' daily newspaper, The Gazette).[269]
4	DirecTV and Al Jazeera America settle their $74.5 million breach of contract lawsuit and reach a new carriage agreement that included the HD feed of the network on the satellite provider's lineup for the first time later added on November 2.[270][271]
8	Media General announces plans to acquire broadcasting and publishing entity Meredith Corporation for $2.4 billion, a deal that would have created the nation's 4th largest TV broadcasting group, owning and operating 84 stations covering 30% of U.S. TV households.[272] In a move seen by analysts as a maneuver to torpedo the Media General-Meredith merger, Nexstar Broadcasting Group, which made a takeover bid for Media General that was rejected on August 10, makes a $4.1 billion offer on September 28 to acquire Media General (minus the Meredith properties).[273][274] After months of wrangling between the sides, Nexstar would ultimately succeed in its efforts, announcing a $4.6 billion deal to acquire Media General in January 2016, this after Meredith agreed to walk away from its own deal with Media General.[275]
	The Late Show with Stephen Colbert makes its debut on CBS, with George Clooney and Jeb Bush as Colbert's first guests.[276] The extended 67-minute premiere handily beat out its network late-night competition in its 11:35 p.m. (Eastern) timeslot, pulling in a 4.9 rating/13 share overall with 13% of American homes tuning in.[277]
13	For the first time since she relinquished the title of Miss America 1984 to Suzette Charles after nude photos were released, Vanessa Williams returned as a judge for the telecast of Miss America 2016, which aired on ABC.[278] Williams and her mother Helen Williams also received an on-air apology from Sam Haskell, the executive chairman of the Miss America pageant, over her being stripped of her title and how his predecessors handled the situation during Williams' reign.[279]
14	Gray Television announces that its acquisition of Schurz Communications' broadcasting properties for $442.5 million, which will expand Gray's television portfolio to 49 stations across 28 states, and also includes Schurz's radio properties – marking Gray's expansion into radio – in South Bend and Lafayette, Indiana, and Rapid City, South Dakota. As part of the deal, on October 1, Gray traded ABC affiliate KAKE-TV/Wichita to Lockwood Broadcast Group in exchange for CW affiliate WBXX/Knoxville (forming a duopoly with Gray-owned CBS affiliate WVLT) and CBS affiliate WSBT-TV/South Bend to the Sinclair Broadcast Group for NBC affiliate WLUC-TV/Marquette (Gray will keep its existing South Bend NBC affiliate WNDU and Schurz's CBS/CW duopoly of KWCH-KSCW in Wichita). The remaining properties will have their operations consolidated, with Schurz-owned NBC affiliate WAGT/Augusta, Georgia merging with Gray-owned CBS affiliate WRDW, while Schurz-owned KOTA-TV/Rapid City and its satellite stations will merge with Gray-owned Fox affiliate KEVN and its satellite KIVV/Lead (KOTA's assets – minus its ABC affiliation, which will migrate to a subchannel of KEVN – were sold to Legacy Broadcasting on October 1). With its acquisition of NBC-CW duopoly KYTV-K15CZ/Springfield, Missouri and NBC affiliate KTUU/Anchorage, the deal will give Gray its first properties in Missouri and Alaska. Schurz will retain its publishing, cable television and digital media assets (including flagship newspaper, the South Bend Tribune).[280][281]
	Just four days after Donald Trump bought back 50% of the Miss Universe Organization from NBCUniversal on September 11,[282] the businessman-turned-presidential candidate turns around and sells the organization to WME-IMG, who also serves as the pageant's producers and will continue to do so under the acquisition. In a separate move on the same day, NBC taps Arnold Schwarzenegger to serve as the new host of Trump's former show, The Apprentice, when it returns in the 2016-17 season.[283][284]
	For the first time in its seven-season run (to date), two contestants successfully complete the Mount Midoriyama obstacle on American Ninja Warrior as cameraman Geoff Britten and busboy/professional rock climber Isaac Caldiero – who are also the first to reach the fourth and final stage of the Las Vegas-based national finals round – both scale a 75-foot (23 m) rope climb within the 30-second time limit; although Britten (who finished with less than 0.30 seconds left on the clock) was the first to finish the course, Caldiero beat his time by 3.6 seconds to win the $1 million grand prize.[285][286][287]
	After 31 years in national syndication, ABC owned-and-operated KTRK-TV/Houston began airing Jeopardy!, making it the last ABC O&O to carry the Sony Pictures Television game show, which along with sister game show Wheel of Fortune have been staples on ABC's other O&Os since the 1980s. Tegna-owned CBS affiliate KHOU, which has aired the Merv Griffin game shows since 1986 and will continue to carry Wheel of Fortune (making Houston one of the largest markets where both shows air on separate stations), expanded its 4:00 p.m. newscast to one hour to fill Jeopardy!'s timeslot.[288]
	KCOP-TV/Los Angeles moves the programming lineup of MyNetworkTV from primetime (during which time period, it is replaced with syndicated entertainment news magazines) to late nights (11:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m.); it is a notable move as the programming service is owned by Fox Entertainment Group and operated by KCOP's parent Fox Television Stations (the station is the first Fox-owned station and the highest-profile MyNetworkTV affiliate to make the move).[289]
17	Nexstar Broadcasting Group announces its $44 million purchase of the Reiten Television stations, which include Bismarck, North Dakota CBS affiliate KXMB-TV and semi-satellites KXMA-TV/Dickinson, KXMC-TV/Minot, and KXMD-TV/Williston (all four of which comprise the KX Television network). Nexstar intends to continue Reiten's sharing agreements with Forum Communications Company, owner of the market's ABC affiliates KBMY/Bismarck and KMCY/Minot, in which the KX stations provide sales and other services to KBMY/KMCY.[290]
	Dutch-based Altice announces that it will acquire Bethpage, New York-based Cablevision from the Dolan family for $17.7 billion; the deal, which is expected to close in 2016 pending approval from the FCC and federal regulators (due to Altice being a foreign-owned entity), will include Cablevision's regional News 12 Networks as well as publications Long Island Newsday and AmNewYork. While the acquisition signals the Dolan family's exit from the company that they launched in 1973, they will retain ownership of AMC Networks, The Madison Square Garden Company, and the New York Knicks and Rangers sports teams.[291]
19	With a final episode (subtitled "¡Hasta Siempre!" or "Forever") that is simulcast live in Chile, Mexico, and the U.S. (the only time in the show's history that occurred), Sábado Gigante ends its 53-year run.[292] The three-hour variety show, hosted by Don Francisco, exits as the longest-running variety series in television history. It originated on Chilean television in 1962 before moving to Miami and joining Univision in 1986.[293]
20	The 67th Primetime Emmy Awards airs on Fox, with Andy Samberg as host. The night's significant winners include outstanding series wins for HBO's Olive Kitteridge (limited series), Game of Thrones (drama), and Veep (comedy, the first cable series to win that award); the first two Emmys for Amazon (Jeffrey Tambor as lead comedy actor and Jill Soloway for comedy directing, both for Transparent); and notable acting wins for Jon Hamm (his first, for Mad Men's final season) and Viola Davis (the first African-American to win in the lead drama series actress category, for How To Get Away With Murder). Comedian Tracy Morgan makes his first public appearance since his June 2014 auto accident, presenting the final award of the evening for Outstanding Drama Series.[294][295]
22	With his suspension from NBC News lifted, Brian Williams returns to an on-air role as lead anchor of MSNBC's coverage of Pope Francis' visit to the United States.[296] This marks a return to MSNBC for Williams, who will anchor its breaking news coverage (Williams anchored one of the cable network's early programs, The News, from its 1996 launch until 2004). Williams' addition is also part of a transition for MSNBC, which will emphasize breaking news coverage during the daytime hours and limit its generally progressive- and liberal-leaning opinion shows to early mornings and weeknights.[297][298]
	Eddie Huang confirms that he is no longer contributing as a consultant, co-producer, or narrator on the ABC sitcom Fresh Off The Boat. Huang, who wrote the autobiographical memoirs on which the show is based, had long taken issue with the direction of the series. With Huang's departure, the show, which premiers its second season on this date, will no longer regularly utilize any form of narrative voiceover.[299]
	During that evening's edition of CW affiliate WGN-TV/Chicago's 9:00 p.m. newscast, an image of a yellow badge – a symbol used by Nazis to identify Jews during the Holocaust which is now considered antisemitic – is displayed within an over-the-shoulder graphic during a story about the observance of Yom Kippur. Following criticism of the incident via email and social media, WGN general manager Greg Easterly and news director Jennifer Lyons issue a joint apology for the graphical mistake, acknowledging that the badge image was lifted from an image bank by a station graphics department staffer for use in the story.[300][301][302]
23	Sportscaster Dick Enberg announces the 2016 season will be his last as play-by-play voice for the San Diego Padres, and that he intends to retire. Enberg, who formerly called high-profile events for NBC Sports and CBS Sports from the 1970s to the 2000s, has been part of the Padres broadcasting team since 2009.[303]
28	The Nick Jr. block of programming known as NickMom ends its almost three-year run with an early morning airing of the 1994 motion picture Guarding Tess. Debuting amid controversy in 2012 (due to the inclusion of adult content on a kids-oriented channel), NickMom aired in late primetime and catered to young mothers with a mix of comedic and lighthearted content, both original and acquired (the latter including Parenthood).[304] Nick Jr. will program the vacated time with episodes of the network's most popular preschool-oriented series.
	Nine months after joining the Comedy Central news satire program as a contributor, and eight weeks after previous host Jon Stewart departed, Trevor Noah takes over as host of The Daily Show, with Kevin Hart appearing as his first guest.[305][306]
30	Music channel Fuse TV merges with Latino-targeted general entertainment channel NuvoTV, with the combined channel's programming lineup being refocused to feature original music, comedy, culture and lifestyle programming. A new music-oriented cable channel, FM, takes over the channel space vacated by Nuvo.[307]

October

Date	Event
1	Fox affiliate WFXR/Roanoke, Virginia launches its news department with the debut of expanded weekday morning and nightly 10:00 p.m. newscasts (the former of which was expanded from two hours to four, and the latter expanding to an hour on weekends, matching the existing running time of that program's weeknight editions). The change followed the September 30 termination of a news share agreement with Media General-owned WSLS-TV that – since its formation in 1996 – saw the NBC affiliate produce news content for WFXR (which, along with CW-affiliated sister WWCW, was acquired by the Nexstar Broadcasting Group as part of its 2013 purchase of Grant Broadcasting System II), as well as WFXR/WWCW's move into a new 14,830 sq ft (0.3-acre) studio facility in Hollins (near Roanoke–Blacksburg Regional Airport) earlier in September.[308][309]
	Gray Television announces that it will purchase MyNetworkTV affiliate KYES-TV/Anchorage from Fireweed Communications for $500,000. Due to financial issues with that station, Gray will acquire KYES through a failing station waiver, in order to form a duopoly with NBC affiliate KTUU-TV (one of the stations involved in Gray's September 14 purchase of Schurz Communications, with the deal announced alongside a series of trades in four markets where both Gray and Schurz own television stations) to comply with FCC ownership regulations that otherwise restrict duopolies in markets with fewer than eight distinctive full-power station owners.[281]
5	Regional sports network SportSouth rebrands as Fox Sports Southeast.[310][311] The renaming of the Fox Sports Networks outlet – which serves Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina and parts of North Carolina – was due to viewer confusion cited in research surveys that was caused by its sister network's 2012 rebranding to Fox Sports South, as part of the regional networks' rebranding under the Fox Sports umbrella prefix.[312][313]
	Fox affiliates WGBC/Meridian and WHPM-LD/Hattiesburg, Mississippi (both owned by Waypoint Media) launch nightly half-hour 9:00 p.m. newscasts, marking the first prime time newscasts to air in both markets. While its prime time newscast marks the first local news program ever to air on WHPM (which joined Fox in October 2011), WGBC's newscast is its first full-scale news program since the then-NBC affiliate stopped simulcasting newscasts from its CBS-affiliated LMA partner WMDN in 1998 (WGBC moved NBC programming to a digital subchannel when it became a primary Fox affiliate in January 2009); WMDN would shut down its news department in 2005, before news was restored on both stations in 2009 in the form of cut-ins.[314][315]
	“The '90s Are All That,” a late-night program block featuring Nickelodeon live-action and animated series from the 1990s that has aired on TeenNick since 2011, relaunches as “The Splat” and expands from four hours to eight (running from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Eastern Time).[316]
	Viacom Media Networks shifts editorial control of the music video-oriented digital cable channel MTV Jams from MTV to BET Networks to unite Viacom's urban-based music networks under one banner. BET Networks subsequently renames the network to BET Jams.[317]
6	Former U.S. Olympic softball player Jessica Mendoza becomes the first woman to serve as color analyst for a Major League Baseball postseason game as a member of the broadcast team for ESPN's coverage of the American League Wild Card Game,[318] which sees the Houston Astros shut out the New York Yankees, 3-0, at Yankee Stadium. However, on October 7, the news also sparked a negative and sexist series of tweets from Mike Bell, who is immediately placed on a three-day suspension from his duties as afternoon co-host at CBS Radio-owned sports talk outlet WZGC/Atlanta, in which he slammed ESPN for not hiring a sportscaster with professional baseball credentials to do the play-by-play and questioned Mendoza's qualifications to actually do a baseball telecast;[319] the comments were also condemned by the Atlanta Falcons, which maintains a broadcasting partnership with WZGC as the flagship of the team's radio network.[320]
8	NBC affiliate WLBZ/Bangor, Maine discontinues its 6:00 p.m. newscast in favor of one produced by Portland sister station WCSH. All other newscasts on WLBZ had already originated at WCSH (under the shared "NewsCenter" brand), and are simulcast in both markets; the change allows the WLBZ newsroom to provide more content to all of the shared newscasts instead of focusing primarily on a single local newscast. WLBZ continues to produce its own weather segments on weeknights.[321]
12	Completing an operational merger that occurred in 2002 following the formation of a shared services agreement between the two stations by the latter's owner Lilly Broadcasting, CBS affiliate WSEE-TV/Erie, Pennsylvania (owned by Lilly subsidiary SJL Broadcasting) cancels its separate weekday morning, 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. newscasts, and begins simulcasting newscasts produced by NBC-affiliated sister station WICU-TV, which now air under the unified brand Erie News Now. The move by WICU/WSEE (which had earlier consolidated production of their weekend evening newscasts in 2012) was cited by the stations' executive vice president John Christianson as being motivated by audience research that showed the two stations' news programs were seen as essentially the same newscast with different anchors. Most of WSEE's staff is either laid off or reassigned to other positions as a result. The operation will continue to produce separate midday newscasts for both WSEE and WICU, as well as an existing prime time newscast on CW Plus affiliate WSEE-DT2. A new weekend morning newscast that is simulcast on WSEE and WICU would debut five days later on October 17.[322]
14	Abby Lee Miller, the star of the Lifetime reality series Dance Moms and its spin-offs, is charged with 20 counts of bankruptcy fraud after it was revealed that she concealed income and assets received in 2012 and 2013 that totaled up to $755,000 (most of it from the television shows and related media entities, including a $288,000 check from Collins Avenue Entertainment, which the judge handling the case cited after watching Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, ads for "The Maniac is Back" and her appearance on American Idol), and making false bankruptcy declarations (her four dance studios filed for bankruptcy in 2010, while Miller had her homes in Pennsylvania and Florida declared liabilities because of mortgage payments and escrow issues, and owed about $60,000 in back taxes to the Penn Hills School District and Allegheny County) following an investigation by the FBI, IRS and postal inspectors. Although she is expected to be arraigned on November 5, Miller will continue work on Dance Moms, which is currently shot in Los Angeles.[323]
17	Tracy Morgan returns to Saturday Night Live as host of that night's episode, marking his first comedic TV appearance since a multi-vehicle car crash in June 2014 that left him in a coma for two weeks (and resulted in several months of physical rehabilitation afterward) and killed his friend, comedian James McNair.[324]
25	In what is termed a "grand experiment," that day's National Football League game in London, England between the Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars was streamed exclusively and for free on the Internet, instead of airing on conventional television outside the Buffalo and Jacksonville markets, nor was it aired on NFL Sunday Ticket.[85] The rights to livestream the game were awarded by the league to Yahoo! Sports.[325]
26	NRJ TV purchases MundoMax affiliate KFWD/Dallas from HIC Broadcast Inc. for $9.9 million. Under the terms of the deal, HIC is required to register for the upcoming broadcast incentive spectrum auction to be held in March 2016, prior to the FCC's December 18 deadline for television stations to apply for potential bidding, and enter into a channel-share agreement if so requested by NRJ (which has bought television stations in several other markets over the previous three years, with the intent of selling their spectrum – either resulting in the station also relinquishing its license and ceasing broadcasting entirely, or sharing a channel allocation with another station – in the auction).[326]
	NBC affiliate WKTV in Utica, New York announces on-air it has signed an affiliation deal with CBS for WKTV-DT2, giving the Utica market its first full-time CBS affiliate. The move takes effect November 22, at which time WKTV-DT2's former affiliation with The CW moves to WKTV-DT3, while WKTV-DT3's former affiliation with Me-TV moves to a new fourth digital subchannel.[327]
27	During the live broadcast of Game 1 of the 2015 World Series between the New York Mets and the Kansas City Royals, Fox suffers a computer system failure with its transmission equipment, resulting in a loss of coverage for 15 minutes, followed by a five-minute in-game delay while officials addressed the availability of video review due to the loss of the Fox feed. The teams agreed to allow the use of footage from MLB International's world feed of the game for video review, while Fox also temporarily switched to the MLB International feed with Matt Vasgersian and John Smoltz, later replaced by play-by-play announcer Joe Buck, and analysts Harold Reynolds and Tom Verducci before the main Fox Sports production was restored.[328][329]
28	After being purchased by competitor TVG Network, the name of horse racing channel HRTV is changed to TVG2.[330]
30	Displeased by the performance of the moderators during the October 28 debate on CNBC over what the candidates claim were "Gotcha questions" that the network defended as "Tough Questions" that they should be able to answer, The Republican National Committee announced that is suspending the February 26, 2016 debate that was to air on NBC and Telemundo, citing the actions of parent company Comcast and its news divisions, including MSNBC, of being hostile to the candidates and media bias towards the GOP in general.[331]
31	Comet, a digital multicast network focused on science fiction and fantasy programming, launches. The network, owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group (through its Sinclair Television Group subsidiary) and MGM Television, features series and films from the aforementioned genres sourced from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer library, with stations owned and/or operated by Sinclair, Tribune Broadcasting and Titan Broadcast Management as its charter outlets, covering markets reaching 30% of U.S. television households. The network replaced ZUUS Country on Sinclair stations in many of the markets, while it is carried on a newly created subchannel in others.[332][333][334]

November

Date	Event
1	Ion Television begins a shift in carriage strategy, coming to terms with commercial station group Media General on an agreement that sees the network's main feed carried as a digital subchannel on Media General's stations in markets where the network has no means of owning or affiliating with an individual station alone for all of their services. This includes markets such as Austin, Texas, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Davenport, Iowa, Richmond, Virginia and Springfield, Massachusetts.[335]
5	A judge in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County orders the producers of Dancing with the Stars to withdraw Bindi Irwin from the Season 21 competition because of a California state law, in which because Irwin is a minor (she is 17), is required to have both her parents, Terri and Steve Irwin, to release their rights to her money before she can get paid. Terri – who is the only surviving parent – had already signed a form stating that she would give up all rights to any money her daughter will make on the show ($230,000 as of the eighth episode). However, because Steve passed away in 2006, the judge asked for a legal death certificate in order to let her continue in the competition, which their family lawyer is expected to submit.[336][337] On November 24, Irwin would go on to win the coveted trophy.[338]
	For the first time ever in the history of its 14 season run, 24-year-old Ashley Tipton from San Diego, California becomes the first plus-sized fashion designer to win Project Runway. Her win also sparked outrage from some viewers, who wanted the judges to choose either Kelly Dempsey, Edmond Newton, or Candice Cuoco, to be the winner, while others believe the judges made the right decision in picking Tipton.[339]
6–13	With a record of seven days and 18 minutes (visiting 50 states, traveling 17,000 miles and delivering 104 forecasts), NBC personality Al Roker sets a new Guinness-verified world record for the fastest time to report a weather forecast from all 50 U.S. states. His weeklong marathon, dubbed as Rokerthon 2 and broadcast on Today, began in Honolulu, Hawaii on November 6 and ended at NBC's headquarters at New York City's GE Building on the 13th.[340]
13	In the wake of a terror attack (which the radical group ISIS would later claim responsibility for carrying out) that claimed 129 lives in and around Paris, the group U2 and HBO mutually announced the cancellation of a concert that was scheduled to air live on November 15 out of concerns for the safety of spectators who would be attending the show[341][342] (of the 129 that were killed, 112 were at the Bataclan theatre to see an American group, Eagles of Death Metal, which also added to the reasoning).[343] Explosions, later found out to be suicide bombers who were unable to enter a match between France and Germany that was taking place at Stade de France, in the suburb of Saint-Denis, were heard over the broadcast of the match,[344] where five people were killed by one of the three suicide bombers; the match finished with a 2-0 victory for France, mainly to keep spectators in the venue from harm outside.[345]
16	Universal Sports Network discontinues operations. The network, which launched in 2006 as the over-the-air World Championship Sports Network and converted to cable/satellite distribution in 2012, featured coverage of Olympic-sanctioned sporting events (e.g. cycling, cyclocross, track, mountain biking and road racing). NBCUniversal, which owned a minority stake in USN (alongside Intermedia Partners), acquires the network's programming rights to air on NBC, NBCSN, and Universal HD.[346][347]
17–19	ABC's morning news/talk show Good Morning America celebrates its 40th anniversary on the air with a live 40-hour event titled GMA 40 for 40, which aired mainly online and on the main program beginning at 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) on November 17 and concluding at 9:00 a.m. on the 19th. The anniversary event featured several guests (including appearances by the cast of the network's shows such as Dancing with the Stars, The Muppets, Shark Tank, General Hospital, The View, Scandal and Nashville), performances by One Direction and Pitbull, and a reunion of the former and current anchors from the show's 40-year history.[348]
18	Univision NOW, an over-the-top video on demand streaming service, launches. The service, which is initially available for a $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year subscription through its standalone website and apps for iOS and Android devices, features content from the Univision Communications-owned Spanish language broadcast networks Univision and UniMás (with the exception of some entertainment programming, such as dubbed American feature films seen on UniMás), with newer episodes of prime time series being made available for streaming for seven days after their original airdate. Univision NOW also includes live programming streams from the two networks as well as news streams from select Univision stations.[349][350][351][352][353][354]
20	After less than three months on the show, Tyra Banks announced that she has made the decision to leave FABLife to focus on her cosmetics company and scheduled television projects. She will continue to oversee the syndicated talk show as executive producer and make occasional appearances.[355]

December

Date	Event
4	Both CNN and MSNBC, along with local broadcast outlets in the Los Angeles media market, are criticized by viewers on social media for showing live footage inside the apartment that was inhabited by Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik until the December 2 mass shooting in which they opened gunfire at a community center holiday party in San Bernardino, California, killing 14 people and injuring 21 others, before being fatally shot by local police. The reporters were allowed access to the place by the landlord after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) gave him parlance to allow them to visit inside the apartment.[356]
7	Fox News Networks, LLC suspends contributors Stacey Dash and Retired Lt. Colonel Ralph Peters for two weeks after both made profanity-laced remarks about President Barack Obama's speech regarding Islamic terrorism and the U.S.'s strategy to fight ISIS on December 6 respectively on Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network, while the division immediately apologized to viewers.[357]
15	Willard Scott, a longtime weather anchor for NBC's Today who joined the program in 1980 and became famous for his birthday wishes to centenarians, retires after 65 years in broadcasting.[358]
20	During the final moments of Miss Universe 2015 (which was telecast by Fox in English and Azteca in Spanish, both networks having acquired the rights to the pageant on October 28, following Donald Trump's sale of the Miss Universe Organization to WME/IMG), host Steve Harvey mistakenly announces Miss Colombia, Ariadna Gutiérrez, as the Miss Universe winner and Miss Philippines, Pia Wurtzbach, as the first runner-up. However, moments after Gutiérrez's crowning, after being corrected by pageant officials backstage, Harvey apologized and revealed that he read the card incorrectly and that Wurtzbach was the actual winner of the Miss Universe title. Paulina Vega of Colombia, who won the title in 2014, then handed the crown over to Wurtzbach before the broadcast abruptly ended. Harvey later issued a second apology for the error to both contestants on Twitter, which he later re-posted after correcting spelling errors of the contestants' representative countries.[359]
28	VH1 Soul was given over to BET Networks as part of the continuing reorganization of Viacom's assets due to ratings and financial issues in 2015, an issue that had already resulted in BET Networks taking editorial control of the former MTV Jams two months before. The network was rebranded as BET Soul on that day.[360]

Television programs

Programs debuting in 2015

These shows are scheduled to premiere in 2015.

First aired	Show	Channel	Source
January 1	Big Women: Big Love	Lifetime	[361]
January 4	Galavant	ABC	[362]
January 6	Agent Carter		[362]
	Child Genius	Lifetime	[363]
	Framework	Spike	[364]
January 7	Empire	Fox	[365]
	Hindsight	VH1	[366]
January 8	Babylon	SundanceTV	[367]
January 10	Numb Chucks	Boomerang	[368]
January 11	Togetherness	HBO	[369]
January 12	Little Charmers	Nickelodeon Nick Jr.	[370]
	Eye Candy	MTV	[371]
January 13	Wrestling with Death	WGN America	[372]
	Big Giant Swords	Discovery Channel	[373]
	Jack Vale Offline	HLN	[374]
January 14	Man Seeking Woman	FXX	[375]
	The Story Behind	Pop	[376]
January 15	The Man in the High Castle	Amazon Video	[377]
January 16	12 Monkeys	Syfy	[378]
	The Adventures of Puss in Boots	Netflix	[379]
	World's Funniest	Fox	[365]
January 17	Bella and the Bulldogs	Nickelodeon	[380]
January 18	K.C. Undercover	Disney Channel	[381]
January 19	The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore	Comedy Central	[382]
January 21	Best New Restaurant	Bravo	[383]
January 22	Backstrom	Fox	[365]
	This Is Not Happening	Comedy Central	[384]
January 29	Duff Till Dawn	Food Network	[385]
	Fortitude	Pivot	[386]
February 4	Fresh Off the Boat	ABC	[387]
February 5	Allegiance	NBC	[388]
February 6	Miles from Tomorrowland	Disney Junior	[389]
February 7	Kill la Kill	Adult Swim	[390]
February 8	Better Call Saul	AMC	[391]
February 11	Schitt's Creek	Pop	[376]
February 13	Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero	Disney XD	[392]
February 17	Our Little Family	TLC	[393]
	Repeat After Me	ABC	[394]
February 19	The Odd Couple	CBS	[395]
February 20	Richie Rich	Netflix	[396]
	The Jack and Triumph Show	Adult Swim	[397]
February 24	Outlaw Country	WGN America	[372]
February 25	Dinner at Tiffani's	Cooking Channel	[398]
February 28	Good Witch	Hallmark Channel	[399]
March 1	The Last Man on Earth	Fox	[365]
	Secrets and Lies	ABC	[400]
	The Wonder List	CNN	[401]
	Battle Creek	CBS	[402]
March 4	CSI: Cyber		[402]
March 5	Dig	USA Network	[403]
	American Crime	ABC	[400]
March 6	In an Instant		[404]
	Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt	Netflix	[405]
March 9	The Returned	A&E	[406]
March 10	Powers	PlayStation Network	[407]
March 14	Transformers: Robots in Disguise	Cartoon Network	[408]
March 15	The Royals	E!	[409][410]
March 17	iZombie	The CW	[411]
	One Big Happy	NBC	[388]
March 20	Bloodline	Netflix	[412]
March 23	The Late Late Show with James Corden	CBS	[88]
	Sin City Saints	Yahoo! Screen	[413]
March 25	Big Time in Hollywood, FL	Comedy Central	[384]
March 28	Monopoly Millionaire's Club	Syndication	[414]
	Sword Art Online II	Adult Swim	[415]
March 29	Harvey Beaks	Nickelodeon	[416]
March 30	Star vs. the Forces of Evil	Disney XD	[417]
March 31	Weird Loners	Fox	[365]
	Younger	TV Land	[418]
April 2	Lip Sync Battle	Spike	[419]
	Olympus	Syfy	[420]
April 3	The Grace Helbig Show	E!	[421]
April 5	Happyish	Showtime	[422]
April 6	Make It Pop	Nickelodeon	[423]
April 7	Your Family or Mine	TBS	[424]
April 9	The Comedians	FX	[425]
April 10	Daredevil	Netflix	[426]
April 14	Other Space	Yahoo! Screen	[427]
April 17	Cedric's Barber Battle	The CW	[411]
	The Messengers
May 1	Beyond the Tank	ABC	[428]
May 8	Grace and Frankie	Netflix	[429]
May 14	Wayward Pines	Fox	[430]
May 20	500 Questions	ABC	[431]
May 22	The Hustlers	TruTV	[432]
	American Diner Revival	Food Network	[433]
May 26	The Island	NBC	[434]
	I Can Do That		[435]
May 27	Bullseye	Fox	[436]
	The Briefcase	CBS	[437]
May 28	Aquarius	NBC	[438]
May 30	100 Things to Do Before High School	Nickelodeon	[439]
June 1	The Whispers	ABC	[431]
June 2	Stitchers	ABC Family	[440]
June 5	Catching Monsters	Discovery Channel	[441]
	Sense8	Netflix	[442]
June 14	Humans	AMC	[443]
June 15	The Making of the Mob: New York		[444]
	Fresh Beat Band of Spies	Nickelodeon	[445]
June 16	Proof	TNT	[446]
	Clipped	TBS	[447]
June 17	Deutschland 83	SundanceTV	[448]
June 18	The Astronaut Wives Club	ABC	[449]
June 19	Killjoys	Syfy	[450]
June 20	Michiko and Hatchin	Adult Swim	[451]
June 21	Ballers	HBO	[452]
	The Brink
June 23	Another Period	Comedy Central	[453]
June 24	Mr. Robot	USA Network	[454]
June 25	Boom!	Fox	[455]
June 26	Best Friends Whenever	Disney Channel	[456]
June 30	Scream	MTV	[457]
	Zoo	CBS	[458]
July 6	Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales	Disney XD	[459]
July 8	Million Dollar Listing San Francisco	Bravo	[460]
	Why? with Hannibal Buress	Comedy Central	[461]
July 9	Dates	The CW	[462]
	One Bad Choice	MTV	[463]
July 10	Mutt & Stuff	Nickelodeon	[464]
July 13	Monica the Medium	ABC Family	[440]
July 15	Blue Collar Millionaires	CNBC	[465]
	I Am Jazz	TLC
	The Jim Gaffigan Show	TV Land	[466]
July 16	Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll	FX	[467]
	Geeks Who Drink	Syfy	[450]
July 18	Pig Goat Banana Cricket	Nickelodeon	[468]
July 19	Save My Life: Boston Trauma	ABC	[469]
July 21	Knock Knock Live	Fox
July 22	Home Free		[470]
	Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything	Disney XD	[471]
July 25	Boston EMS	ABC	[469]
	Race to Escape	Science	[472]
July 26	I Am Cait	E!	[473]
July 27	We Bare Bears	Cartoon Network	[474]
July 29	Fameless	TruTV	[432]
July 31	Cold Justice: Sex Crimes	TNT	[446]
	Bunk'd	Disney Channel	[475]
August 1	Akame ga Kill!	Adult Swim	[451]
August 3	Ice & Coco	Syndication
	Significant Mother	The CW	[462]
August 4	West Texas Investors Club	CNBC	[465]
August 5	A Wicked Offer	The CW	[462]
	Mr. Robinson	NBC	[388]
	Job or No Job	ABC Family	[440]
August 11	Next Step Realty: NYC		[440]
	Startup U		[440]
August 12	Kevin from Work		[440]
	Make Me A Millionaire Investor	CNBC	[465]
August 18	Six Degrees of Everything	TruTV	[432]
August 20	Documentary Now!	IFC	[476]
August 22	Blunt Talk	Starz	[477]
August 23	Fear the Walking Dead	AMC	[478]
August 24	Shimmer and Shine	Nickelodeon	[445]
August 25	Public Morals	TNT	[479]
August 26	The Carmichael Show	NBC	[480]
August 28	Narcos	Netflix	[481]
August 31	Todrick	MTV	[463]
	Girl Code Live		[463]
September 7	Pickle and Peanut	Disney XD	[482][483]
	Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race	Cartoon Network	[484]
September 8	The Late Show with Stephen Colbert	CBS	[276]
September 12	Game Shakers	Nickelodeon
	Goldie & Bear	Disney Junior	[485]
September 14	FABLife	Syndication	[486][487]
	Crime Watch Daily		[488]
	Crazy Talk		[489]
	The Social (American premiere)		[490]
	Hollywood Today Live (exclusive to stations owned by Fox Television Stations and Media General)		[491]
	Corrupt Crimes (selected markets)		[492]
September 15	The Bastard Executioner	FX	[493]
	Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris	NBC	[494]
September 16	Moonbeam City	Comedy Central	[495]
September 20	Dash Dolls	E!	[496]
September 21	Blindspot	NBC	[494]
	Minority Report	Fox	[497]
	Wabbit	Cartoon Network, Boomerang	[498]
	CBS Overnight News	CBS
	Life in Pieces		[499]
September 22	Limitless		[499]
	The Muppets	ABC	[500]
	Scream Queens	Fox	[497]
September 23	Rosewood
September 24	The Player	NBC	[494]
September 26	Guardians of the Galaxy	Disney XD	[501]
September 27	Blood & Oil	ABC	[502]
	Quantico
September 28	The Daily Show with Trevor Noah	Comedy Central	[503]
	MTP Daily	MSNBC	[504]
September 29	Grandfathered	Fox	[497]
	The Grinder
September 30	Code Black	CBS	[499]
October 1	Benders	IFC	[505]
	Gigi Does It		[506]
October 2	Dr. Ken	ABC	[500]
October 4	50/50	Travel Channel	[507]
	Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson (exclusive to stations owned and/or operated by the Sinclair Broadcast Group)	Syndication	[508]
October 5	Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!	Cartoon Network, Boomerang	[498]
	WITS Academy	Nickelodeon	[509]
October 7	Casual	Hulu	[510]
	Jay Leno's Garage	CNBC	[511]
October 8	SuperMansion	Crackle	[512]
October 9	The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show	Netflix	[513]
October 10	The Last Kingdom	BBC America	[514]
October 12	Crazy Ex-Girlfriend	The CW	[515]
October 16	Truth Be Told	NBC	[494]
October 21	Love at First Kiss	VH1	[516]
October 26	Black Ink Crew: Chicago		[517]
	Supergirl	CBS	[518]
October 27	Wicked City	ABC	[502]
October 31	Ash vs Evil Dead	Starz	[519]
November 6	Master of None	Netflix	[520]
November 8	Agent X	TNT	[521]
	Matter of Fact with Fernando Espuelas (exclusive to stations owned and operated by Hearst Television)	Syndication	[522]
November 10	Donny!	USA Network	[523]
November 13	W/ Bob and David	Netflix	[520]
November 15	Into the Badlands	AMC	[524]
November 17	Chicago Med	NBC	[494]
November 18	River	Netflix	[520]
November 19	The Art of More	Crackle	[525]
November 20	Jessica Jones	Netflix	[520]
November 22	The Lion Guard	Disney Channel	[526]
November 25	Christmas Through the Decades	History Channel	[527]
	Nature Cat	PBS Kids
November 30	Superstore	NBC	[528]
December 2	Rev Runs Around the World	Travel Channel	[529]
	Santas in the Barn	TruTV	[530]
December 6	Work Out New York	Bravo	[531]
December 7	Telenovela	NBC	[528]
December 13	Married By Mom and Dad	TLC	[532]
December 14	The Expanse	Syfy	[533]
December 16	The Magicians		[534]
December 18	F Is for Family	Netflix	[535]
	Making a Murderer		[536]
December 24	Dawn of the Croods		[537]

Miniseries debuting in 2015

First aired	Title	Channel	Source
February 8	The Jinx	HBO	[538]
February 12	The Slap	NBC	[388]
February 16	The Book of Negroes	BET	[539]
April 5	A.D. The Bible Continues	NBC	[388]
	American Odyssey
	Sinatra: All or Nothing at All	HBO	[540]
April 29	The Casual Vacancy		[541]
June 7	Serial Thriller: Angel of Decay	Investigation Discovery	[175]
June 13	Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell	BBC America	[542]
July 8	The Spoils Before Dying	IFC	[543]
August 16	Show Me a Hero	HBO	[544]
September 24	Heroes Reborn	NBC	[494]
November 8	Flesh and Bone	Starz	[545]
November 30	Long Live the Royals	Cartoon Network
December 7	Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter	Adult Swim	[546]
December 14	Childhood's End	Syfy	[533]

Television films and specials

First aired	Title	Channel	Source
January 17	Whitney	Lifetime	[547]
	Bridal Wave	Hallmark Channel	[548]
January 24	Love By The Book		[548]
January 31	Beautiful & Twisted	Lifetime	[549]
February 13	Bad Hair Day	Disney Channel	[550]
February 21	Bagboy	Adult Swim	[551]
May 16	Bessie	HBO	[552]
May 29	Nightingale		[553]
June 20	A Deadly Adoption	Lifetime	[554]
June 26	Teen Beach 2	Disney Channel	[555]
July 11	7 Days in Hell	HBO	[556]
July 22	Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!	Syfy	[450]
July 31	Descendants	Disney Channel	[557]
September 27	Immortality (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation finale film)	CBS	[558]
October 16	Beasts of No Nation	Netflix	[559]
November 2	The Leisure Class	HBO	[560]
December 3	The Wiz Live!	NBC	[561]
December 4	A Very Murray Christmas	Netflix	[559]
December 11	The Ridiculous Six		[559]

Programs returning in 2015

The following shows will return with new episodes after being canceled or ended their run previously:

Show	Last aired	Previous channel	New/returning/same channel	Return date	Source
Oggy and the Cockroaches	1999	Fox Kids	Nickelodeon	February 23	[562]
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?	2011	Syndication	Fox	May 26	[563]
BattleBots	2002	Comedy Central	ABC	June 21	[431]
Celebrity Family Feud	2008	NBC
NASCAR on NBC	2006		same/NBCSN	July 5	[564]
Chain Reaction	2007	GSN	same	July 16	[565]
Punk'd	2012	MTV	BET	August 18	[566]
Project Greenlight	2005	Bravo	HBO	September 13	[567]
Heroes	2010	NBC	same	September 24	[494]
Unforgettable	2014	CBS	A&E	November 13	[568]

Programs changing networks

The following shows aired new episodes on a different network than previous first-run episodes.

Show	Moved from	Moved to	Source
The Mindy Project	Fox	Hulu	[569]
You're the Worst	FX	FXX	[570]
Billy on the Street	Fuse	truTV	[571]
Community	NBC	Yahoo! Screen	[572]
Highly Questionable	ESPN2	ESPN	[573]
Impact Wrestling	Spike	Destination America	[574]
Longmire	A&E	Netflix	[575]
Married at First Sight	fyi	fyi / A&E	[576]
Fox NFL Kickoff	Fox Sports 1	Fox	[577]
Single Ladies	VH1	Centric	[578]
Going Deep with David Rees	National Geographic Channel	Esquire Network	[579]
Jay Leno's Garage	NBC.com	CNBC	[580]
Hoarders	A&E	Lifetime	[581]

Milestone episodes in 2015

Show	Network	Episode #	Episode title	Episode air date	Source
Blue Bloods	CBS	100th	"Baggage"	January 9	[582]
Mike & Molly			"Mike Check"	February 2	[583]
Steve Harvey	Syndicated	500th	N/A	April 27	[584]
Family Guy	Fox	250th	"Fighting Irish"	May 3	[585]
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic	Discovery Family	100th	"Slice of Life"	June 13	[586]
Melissa & Joey	ABC Family		"Melissa & Joey's Frozen"	July 8	[587]
Grey's Anatomy	ABC	250th	"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner"	October 22	[588][589]

Programs ending in 2015

End date	Show	Channel	First aired	Status	Source
January 2	Moyers & Company	PBS	2012	Ended	[590]
January 3	Black Dynamite	Adult Swim			[591]
	Huckabee	Fox News Channel	2008		[5]
January 22	A to Z	NBC	2014	Canceled	[592]
	Bad Judge
	The Taste	ABC	2013		[593]
January 25	Resurrection		2014
January 29	Parenthood	NBC	2010	Ended	[594]
February 7	Red Band Society	Fox	2014	Canceled	[595]
February 10	Ground Floor	TBS	2013		[596]
February 13	Constantine	NBC	2014		[597]
February 15	Mulaney	Fox			[598]
February 16	State of Affairs	NBC			[597]
February 17	About a Boy				[597]
	Marry Me				[597]
February 18	The Mentalist	CBS	2008	Ended	[599]
February 19	Two and a Half Men		2003		[395]
February 24	Parks and Recreation	NBC	2009		[600]
February 27	Ronan Farrow Daily	MSNBC	2014	Canceled	[601]
	The Reid Report
March 5	Allegiance	NBC	2015		[602]
March 6	The Queen Latifah Show	Syndication	2013		[603]
March 16	Eye Candy	MTV	2015		[604]
March 20	Glee	Fox	2009	Ended	[605]
March 24	Kroll Show	Comedy Central	2013		[606]
March 25	Kickin' It	Disney XD	2011		[607]
March 27	Hart of Dixie	The CW		Canceled	[608]
	Let's Ask America	Syndication	2012		[609]
March 28	The Suze Orman Show	CNBC	2002	Ended	[610]
March 31	Cougar Town	TBS	2009		[611]
April 10	Helix	Syfy	2014	Canceled	[612]
April 14	Justified	FX	2010	Ended	[613]
	Brickleberry	Comedy Central	2012	Canceled	[614]
	Sirens	USA Network	2014		[615]
April 17	Cristela	ABC			[593]
	The Daily Buzz	Broadcast syndication Youtoo America	2002		[107]
April 28	One Big Happy	NBC	2015		[597]
April 30	Backstrom	Fox			[616]
May 5	Weird Loners				[617]
	Forever	ABC	2014		[593]
May 10	Revenge		2011		[618]
May 11	The Returned	A&E	2015		[619]
May 17	Mad Men	AMC	2007	Ended	[620]
May 18	The Following	Fox	2013	Canceled	[616]
	Stalker	CBS	2014		[621]
May 19	19 Kids and Counting	TLC	2008		[622]
May 20	Late Show with David Letterman	CBS	1993	Ended	[151]
May 24	Battle Creek		2015	Canceled	[621]
May 29	Imus in the Morning	FBN	1996	Ended	[623]
June 3	Hot in Cleveland	TV Land	2010		[624]
June 12	Phineas and Ferb	Disney Channel	2007		[625]
June 28	Nurse Jackie	Showtime	2009		[626]
July 11	The McCarthys	CBS	2014	Canceled	[627]
July 28	Knock Knock Live	Fox	2015		[628]
July 31	The Cycle	MSNBC	2012		[629]
	The Ed Show		2009
	Now with Alex Wagner		2011
August 2	Degrassi: The Next Generation	TeenNick	2001		[630]
August 5	Melissa & Joey	ABC Family	2010		[631]
August 6	The Daily Show with Jon Stewart	Comedy Central	1999	Ended	[244]
August 18	Clipped	TBS	2015	Canceled	[632]
	Proof	TNT			[633]
August 19	Mr. Robinson	NBC			[634]
August 23	The Brink	HBO			[635]
August 26	Key & Peele	Comedy Central	2012	Ended	[636]
August 29	Hannibal	NBC	2013	Canceled	[637]
August 30	Aqua Teen Hunger Force	Adult Swim	2000	Ended	[638]
	Falling Skies	TNT	2011		[639]
August 31	The Whispers	ABC	2015	Canceled	[640]
September 10	Under the Dome	CBS	2013		[641]
September 16	The Exes	TV Land	2011		[642]
September 18	Up to the Minute	CBS	1992		[643]
September 19	Sábado Gigante	Univision	1962	Ended	[293]
September 25	Dog with a Blog	Disney Channel	2012		[644]
	Wake Up with Al	The Weather Channel	2009	Canceled	[645]
September 27	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	CBS	2000		[558]
October 9	Strike Back	Cinemax	2010	Ended	[646]
October 16	Jessie	Disney Channel	2011		[647]
	I Didn't Do It		2014	Canceled	[648]
October 20	Public Morals	TNT	2015		[649]
November 3	Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris	NBC			[650]
November 10	Wicked City	ABC			[651]
November 17	The Bastard Executioner	FX			[652]
November 19	The Player	NBC			[653]
December 4	America's Next Top Model	The CW	2003	Ended	[654]
December 9	The League	FXX	2009		[655]
December 13	Getting On	HBO	2013		[656]
December 15	Finding Carter	MTV	2014	Canceled	[657]
	Manhattan	WGN America			[658]
December 17	Haven	Syfy	2010		[659]
December 18	The Soup	E!	2004		[660]
	Satisfaction	USA Network	2014		[661]
December 19	Instant Mom	Nick at Nite	2013		[662]
December 26	Da Vinci's Demons	Starz			[663]

Programs entering syndication in 2015

A list of programs (current or canceled) that have accumulated enough episodes (between 65 and 100) or seasons (3 or more) to be eligible for off-network syndication and/or basic cable runs.

Show	Seasons	In Production	Source
2 Broke Girls	4	Yes	[664]
Last Man Standing			[414]
Person of Interest
Elementary	3
Rookie Blue	5
Rizzoli & Isles	6
Tosh.0	7		[665]

Television stations

Station launches

Date	Market	Station	Channel	affiliation	Source
January 2	Quincy, Illinois/Hannibal, Missouri/Keokuk, Iowa	KHQA-DT3	7.3	Grit TV	[666]
May 25	St. Louis, Missouri	KBGU-LP	33.1 33.2 33.3	MundoMax (DT1) Estrella TV (DT2) Video Mix TV (DT3)	[667]
May 28	Nashville, Tennessee	WSMV-DT3	4.3	Cozi TV
June 1	Jonesboro, Arkansas	KJNB-LD	39.1	Fox (primary) The CW (secondary)	[169][668]
June 12	Jackson, Tennessee	WYJJ-LD3	27.3	Doctor Television Channel (DrTV)
July 1	Wausau, Wisconsin	WZAW-LD	55.1 55.2 55.3	Fox (DT1) MeTV (DT2) Movies! (DT3)	[208]
August 1	Jonesboro, Arkansas	KJNB-LD2	39.2	CBS	[669][670]
		KJNE-LP	42.1 42.2	Fox CBS	[671]
August 18	Tyler, Texas	KDKJ-LD	27.1 27.2 27.3	Estrella TV Azteca America (DT2) DrTV (DT3)	[672]
September 1	Helena, Montana	KUHM-TV	10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5	PBS Kids (DT2) Create (DT3) PBS World (DT4) TVMT (DT5)	[673]
November 22	Utica, New York	WKTV-DT4	2.4	MeTV (moves from digital channel 2.3; see below section for information)	[674]
November 23	White House/Nashville, TN	WKUW-LD	40.1	DrTV	[675][676]

Stations changing network affiliation

Date	Market	Station	Channel	Prior affiliation	New affiliation	Source
January 1	Atlantic City, New Jersey	WMGM-TV	40.1	NBC	Soul of the South Network	[677]
	Derry/Manchester, New Hampshire/ Boston, Massachusetts	WBIN-TV	50.2	Live Well Network	Antenna TV	[678]
	Indianapolis/Kokomo, Indiana	WTTV/WTTK	4.1/29.1	The CW	CBS	[679]
	Indianapolis, Indiana	WISH-TV	8.1	CBS	The CW	[680]
January 16	Milwaukee	WDJT-TV	58.4	TouchVision	Decades	[681]
	New York City	WCBS-TV	2.2	CBS New York Plus		[682]
	Philadelphia	KYW-TV	3.2	CBS Philly Plus
January 26	Casper, Wyoming	KWYF-LD	26.1	The CW	MeTV	[683]
		KFNB	20.2	None	The CW
	Jonesboro, Arkansas	KAIT	8.2	Weather	NBC	[684]
February 3	New Bern/Greenville, North Carolina	WCTI-TV	12.2	Live Well Network	Decades
May 5	Jackson, Tennessee	WYJJ-LD	27.1	Soul of the South (primary)	Antenna TV (primary) (remains secondary MyNetworkTV affiliate)
June 1	Dallas-Fort Worth	KDFI	27.3	Bounce TV	Buzzr	[685]
	Los Angeles	KCOP-TV	13.2
	Orlando	WRBW	65.3
	Secaucus, New Jersey/New York City	WWOR-TV	9.3
May 27	Alexandria/Nashville, Tennessee	WRTN-LD3	6.3	Cozi TV	Retro TV	[675] [676]
May 30	Nashville, Tennessee	WKRN-DT3	2.3	Live Well Network	Simulcast of station’s second subchannel	[675]
June 12	Jackson, Tennessee	WYJJ-LD2	27.2	Doctor Television Channel	Bounce TV (DrTV moves to 27.3)
July 1	Bryan/College Station, Texas	KYLE-TV	28.1	Fox (as satellite of KWKT-TV)	MyNetworkTV	[686]
	Lafayette, Louisiana	KLAF-LD	46.1	MyNetworkTV	NBC	[687][688]
	Laredo, Texas	KYLX-LP	13.1	silent	CBS	[208]
	Toccoa-Atlanta, Georgia	WGTA	32.1 32.2 32.3	World/GPB	Heroes & Icons (32.1) Decades (32.2) Movies! (32.3)	[689]
September 1	Helena, Montana	KMTF	10.1	The CW	PBS (as KUHM-TV)	[208]
September 11	Alexandria/Nashville, Tennessee	WRTN-LD3	6.3	Retro TV	Antenna TV	[675] [676]
September 21	Nashville, Tennessee	WTVF-DT3	5.3	This TV	Laff	[690]
September 30		WRTN-LD5 WRTN-LD6	6.5 6.6	Tuff TV Independent (Locally operated movie channel)	Retro TV This TV	[675] [676]
November 1	Chattanooga, Tennessee	WTVC	9.2	This TV	Fox	[691][692]
		WFLI-TV	53.2	MeTV (moves to 53.3)	MyNetworkTV
		WDSI-TV	61.1	Fox	This TV
			61.2	MyNetworkTV	Comet
November 22	Utica, New York	WKTV	2.2	The CW (via The CW Plus)	CBS	[674]
			2.3	MeTV	The CW (via The CW Plus)
December 8	Bowling Green, Kentucky	WCZU-LD2	39.2	DrTV	Buzzr	[693]
	Pittsburg, Kansas/Joplin, Missouri	KPJO-LD2	49.2		GetTV
	White House/Nashville, Tennessee	WKUW-LD	40.1		Buzzr	[675] [676][693]
December 31	Nashville, Tennessee	WKRN-DT3	2.3	Simulcast of station’s second subchannel	Justice Network	[675][676]

Station closures

Date	Market	Station	Channel	Affiliation	Sign-on date	Source
July 1	Wausau, Wisconsin	WFXS-DT	55.1 55.2 55.3	Fox (DT1) MeTV (DT2) Movies! (DT3)	December 1, 1999	[208]
	Laredo, Texas	KVTV	13.1	CBS	December 28, 1973

Deaths

Date	Name	Age	Notability	Source
January 1	Donna Douglas	82	Actress, singer, and children's book author, best known as Elly May Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies (other credits include playing the key character in The Twilight Zone episode "The Eye of the Beholder," Love, American Style, Hee Haw and The Nanny)	[694]
January 2	Robert Magruder		American actor and television/radio voiceover personality, known for his narration of the filmed investigations on Cheaters	[695]
January 4	Stuart Scott	49	ESPN personality (anchor of SportsCenter, studio host for NFL and NBA coverage on both ESPN and ABC)	[696]
January 8	Patsy Garrett	93	American actress	[697]
	Rod Taylor	84	Australian-born American actor (Credits include Hong Kong, Bearcats!, and The Oregon Trail)	[698]
January 9	Bud Paxson	80	American radio and television owner and executive (founder of WNYP-TV/Jamestown, NY, Home Shopping Network, Paxson Communications and PAX TV)	[699]
January 10	George Dickerson	81	American actor	[700]
	Taylor Negron	57	American actor, comedian, playwright, poet, and painter (Credits includes regular roles in So Little Time and Smart Guy; guest roles in Seinfeld, Friends, and Curb Your Enthusiasm)	[701]
January 12	Darrell Winfield	85	Model and rancher known as the Marlboro Man in the 1960-1980s.	[702]
January 13	H. Wesley Kenney	89	American producer and director, was executive producer for Days of Our Lives (1977–1979, also directed from 1968 to 1979); The Young and the Restless (1982–1987); General Hospital (1987–1989, was also head writer briefly during the 1988 WGA strike); and directed episodes of All in the Family.	[703]
January 15	Sid Smith	93	American director and producer (All Star Revue, The Colgate Comedy Hour, The Jimmy Durante Show, The Ray Anthony Show and The Bell Telephone Hour) and several Bob Hope specials	[704]
January 17	Don Harron	90	Canadian actor, writer, and radio personality (best known for appearances as Charlie Farquharson on Hee Haw)	[705]
	Greg Plitt	37	American fitness model and actor (starred in the Bravo series Work Out)	[706]
January 18	Tony Verna	81	Producer/director (notably with CBS Sports and live events including Live Aid) and inventor of instant replay	[707]
January 19	Walter Peregoy	89	American animator	[708]
January 20	Bette Rogge	92	Talk show host	[709]
January 22	Peggy Charren	86	Children's television advocate and co-founder of Action for Children's Television	[710]
January 23	Barrie Ingham	82	English actor	[711]
January 24	Joe Franklin	88	Host of The Joe Franklin Show, the longest continuously running talk show in television history, from 1950 to 1993	[712]
January 26	Stephen R. Johnson	62	American director, animator and writer, directed episodes of Pee-Wee's Playhouse	[713]
January 28	Tommie Manderson	102	English make-up artist
January 30	Than Wyenn	95	American actor (Zorro, The Twilight Zone, Wanted: Dead or Alive, It Takes a Thief, Barnaby Jones, The Six Million Dollar Man and Quincy M.E.)	[714]
January 31	Robert Blees	96	American writer and producer (Bus Stop, Combat!, Kraft Suspense Theatre, Bonanza and Project U.F.O.)	[715]
February 1	Edward De Blasio	88	American producer and writer known for Police Woman, Dynasty and In the Heat of the Night.	[716]
February 3	Mary Healy	96	American actress, known for Peter Loves Mary	[717]
February 7	Joe Voci	51	American producer (High Society, Cupid, Mercy Point, Young Americans, Rude Awakening and Good Girls Don't)	[718]
February 11	Lou Shaw	89	American writer and producer (The Rebel, Have Gun - Will Travel, McCloud, Beyond Westworld, Quincy M.E., The Fall Guy and Half Nelson)
	Bob Simon	73	Correspondent for CBS News (most notably for 60 Minutes)	[719]
February 13	Gary Owens	80	American disc jockey and voice actor, was the announcer for Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, other credits include Roger Ramjet, Space Ghost, Dynomutt, Dog Wonder, Garfield and Friends, Square One TV, and SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron, also wrote for Jay Ward Productions and served as vice president of Gannett Company	[720]
	Stan Chambers	91	American reporter, worked at KTLA from 1947 to 2010.	[721]
February 16	Lesley Gore	68	American singer/songwriter, actress, and LGBT activist (TV credits including Batman, In the Life, Murphy Brown, Hollywood Squares, All My Children (sister show to One Life to Live) and Days of Our Lives)	[722]
February 19	Harris Wittels	30	American comedian, actor, writer, producer and musician. Writer for The Sarah Silverman Program, writer and executive producer for Parks and Recreation.	[723]
February 20	Patricia Norris	83	American costume designer (Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, Helter Skelter, Sybil and The Waltons)	[724]
February 21	Paul Napier	84	American actor (Felony Squad, The Mothers-In-Law, Knots Landing)	[725]
February 23	Ben Woolf	34	American actor, best known for playing Meep in American Horror Story: Freak Show	[726]
February 24	Maurice Hurley	75	American producer and writer (The Equalizer, Miami Vice, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Pointman and Baywatch)	[727]
	Mirjana Puhar	19	American model and reality television participant (America's Next Top Model)	[728]
February 27	Richard Bakalyan	84	American actor (The Untouchables, Batman, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, Vega$ and Charlie's Angels)	[729]
	Leonard Nimoy	83	Television, film and stage actor, best known as Spock on the original Star Trek TV series and its film adaptations; other roles include the lead in the TV movie Baffled!, Morris Meyerson in A Woman Called Golda, Paris in Mission: Impossible, host of In Search of… and Standby: Lights, Camera, Action, among numerous other roles	[730]
March 1	Daniel von Bargen	64	Actor, best known for recurring roles in Seinfeld, Malcolm in the Middle, Guiding Light and All My Children	[731]
March 2	Jenna McMahon	89	Actress (The Funny Side, Love, American Style) and writer (The Carol Burnett Show, The Facts of Life, Mama's Family)	[732]
March 3	Lynn Borden	77	American actress (Hazel)	[733]
March 4	Harve Bennett	84	American producer and writer (The Mod Squad, The Invisible Man, Rich Man, Poor Man, Gemini Man, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, Salvage 1, Time Trax and Invasion America)	[734]
March 5	Gordon Kent		American writer, producer and animator (Alvin and the Chipmunks, CBS Storybreak, Teen Wolf, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Garbage Pail Kids, Timeless Tales from Hallmark, Taz-Mania and Bonkers)	[735]
March 6	John Siceloff	61	American journalist, was a longtime producer for PBS	[736]
March 8	Sam Simon	59	American producer, director, and writer (Taxi, Cheers, It's Garry Shandling's Show, The Tracey Ullman Show, The Simpsons, The George Carlin Show and The Drew Carey Show)	[737]
March 9	Eugene Patton	82	Stagehand at NBC Studios, Burbank and personality on The Gong Show ("Gene Gene the Dancing Machine"). First African American member of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, Local 33.	[738]
March 10	Windell Middlebrooks	36	American actor, seen in Miller High Life beer ads and on several TV series (The Suite Life on Deck, Hannah Montana, My Name Is Earl, Chocolate News, Entourage, Scrubs, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Body of Proof)	[739]
March 11	Ralph Taeger	78	American actor, starred in the short-lived series Klondike, Acapulco and Hondo.	[740]
	William Beckley	85	American actor (Barnaby Jones and Dynasty)
March 15	Sally Forrest	86	American actress	[741]
March 17	Christie Schoen Codd	38	Husband-and-wife film/TV workers (Christie was an actress, stuntwoman, caterer and reality TV contestant; Joseph was a stage grip on TV and film projects)	[742]
	Joseph Codd	45
March 20	Lisa Colagrossi	49	News reporter on WABC-TV/New York City. Also worked at WKMG-TV/Orlando (where she won two local Emmy Awards); and WKYC-TV/Cleveland	[743]
March 21	John Litvack	69	Director (soap operas including The Edge of Night and Guiding Light), producer (Hill Street Blues, Smallville), and executive with CBS, NBC, Walt Disney Television, and The WB	[744]
	Alberta Watson	60	Canadian actress (notable roles including La Femme Nikita, 24, and Nikita)	[745]
March 25	George Fischbeck	92	TV meteorologist, most notably at KABC-TV from 1972 to 1990	[746]
March 27	Rod Hundley	80	Former NBA player and broadcaster for the New Orleans/Utah Jazz, Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles Lakers, and TVS Television Network	[747]
March 28	Richard L. Bare	101	Director/writer (work on several series, most notably The Twilight Zone and Green Acres)	[748]
April 2	Robert H. Schuller	88	American minister and televangelist (founder of Crystal Cathedral Ministries; co-host of the Hour of Power, 1970-2008)	[749]
April 4	Lisa Simon	64	Producer/director, most notably for work on Sesame Street	[750]
April 5	Richard Dysart	86	Actor, best known for his Emmy Award-winning role as Leland McKenzie on L.A. Law	[751]
April 6	James Best	88	Actor, best known as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane on The Dukes of Hazzard	[752]
	Ray Charles	96	American musician, singer and songwriter; sang the theme song for Three's Company.	[753]
	Ben Powers	64	Actor, best known as Keith Anderson on Good Times	[754]
April 7	Stan Freberg	88	Advertising executive, satirist and voice actor (participated in Time for Beany, developed commercials for Jeno's pizza rolls, Cheerios, Sunsweet prunes, Heinz soup, Jacobsen Mowers, and Encyclopædia Britannica)	[755]
	Geoffrey Lewis	79	Actor in film and television, including regular roles on Flo, Gun Shy, Falcon Crest, Land's End. Father of Juliette Lewis.	[756]
April 21	Steve Byrnes	56	NASCAR reporter and announcer for TNN, CBS, and Fox Sports	[757]
April 22	Lois Lilienstein	78	Musical performer who starred on The Elephant Show and Skinnamarink TV as a member of children's trio Sharon, Lois & Bram	[758]
April 23	Sawyer Sweeten	19	Actor, best known as Geoffrey Barone on Everybody Loves Raymond	[759]
April 25	Don Mankiewicz	93	American writer and novelist (Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond, Armstrong Circle Theatre, Profiles in Courage and Ironside)	[760]
April 26	Jayne Meadows	95	Stage, film, and television actress who had recurring appearances on I've Got a Secret and What's My Line?. Also appeared live in Las Vegas with her husband, Steve Allen.	[761]
April 27	Suzanne Crough	52	Actress, best known as Tracy Partridge on The Partridge Family	[762]
	Verne Gagne	89	WWE Hall of Famer and co-founder of the American Wrestling Association	[763]
April 30	Ben E. King	76	Singer whose Top 10 hit song "Stand by Me" was included in numerous TV shows including The X Factor, Late Show with David Letterman and So You Think You Can Dance, as well as a film of the same name	[764]
May 1	Grace Lee Whitney	85	Actress, best known as Yeoman Janice Rand on the original Star Trek TV series and its film adaptations; guest starring in General Hospital and Bewitched	[765]
May 4	Ellen Albertini Dow	101	Guest roles on Loving and Another World; recurring roles on Santa Barbara and Guiding Light	[766]
May 9	Elizabeth Wilson	94	American actress (East Side/West Side, Doc, Morningstar/Eveningstar and Delta)	[767]
May 14	B.B. King	89	American Blues musician, guitarist, songwriter, radio personality, and actor (credits include The Cosby Show, The Young and the Restless, General Hospital, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Sesame Street, Married... with Children, Sanford and Son and Touched by an Angel; voiceover work in Cow and Chicken and Between The Lions; musical performances on Austin City Limits; commercials for OneTouch Ultra and Toyota Camry)	[768]
May 15	John Stephenson	91	Actor (The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, Hogan's Heroes and other series) and voice artist (notably on The Flintstones, Jonny Quest, and The Transformers)	[769]
May 20	Mary Ellen Trainor	62	American actress, had roles in Parker Lewis Can't Lose, Relativity and Roswell	[770]
May 23	Anne Meara	85	American actress, singer, writer, producer and comedian, notably as part of the Stiller and Meara comedy team with husband Jerry Stiller, and the mother of Ben and Amy Stiller (Credits include solo regular and recurring roles in The Greatest Gift, The Paul Lynde Show, The Corner Bar, Kate McShane, Rhoda, Take Five with Stiller & Meara, Archie Bunker's Place, The Stiller and Meara Show, ALF, All My Children, The King of Queens, Sex and the City, Oz, and web series Stiller & Meara; TV movie roles in Ninotchka, Dames at Sea, The Other Woman, The Day They Came to Arrest the Book, Great Performances:"The Mother", What Makes a Family, Crooked Lines, and The Shallow End of the Ocean; voice work in Wonder Pets; guest roles in Love Boat, Murder, She Wrote, In the Heat of the Night, Will & Grace, Good Morning, Miami, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Four Kings, and Mercy)	[771]
May 26	Dave Benton	52	News anchor at WCIA/Champaign, Illinois since 2005.	[104]
May 29	Betsy Palmer	88	Film/TV actress (TV credits including As the World Turns, I've Got a Secret, Knots Landing, The Love Boat, and Newhart)	[772]
June 1	Katherine Chappell	29	Visual effects editor (Game of Thrones)	[773]
June 6	Anthony Riley	28	American reality television contestant and singer who competed, then abruptly left, season 8 of The Voice after winning the first round.	[774]
June 7	Christopher Lee	93	British character actor (Credits include guest hosting Saturday Night Live, How the West Was Won, Charlie's Angels, The Pirate, and a regular role in Street Gear)	[775][776]
June 11	Dusty Rhodes	69	American wrestler, executive, manager and valet. A member of the WWE Hall of Fame	[777]
June 12	Monica Lewis	93	American actress and singer, notable for being the voice of the Chiquita Banana girl (credits include The Ed Sullivan Show, Wagon Train, Night Gallery, The Virginian, Marcus Welby, M.D., Remington Steele, Ironside and Falcon Crest)	[778]
June 18	Ralph J. Roberts	95	American business executive (co-founder of Comcast)	[779]
	Danny Villanueva	77	Former NFL kicker/punter; sports/news reporter for KMEX-TV and KNBC/Los Angeles; executive with KMEX and Spanish International Network/Univision	[780]
June 20	Bob Barry, Jr.	58	American sports journalist (sports anchor, and later, sports director at KFOR-TV/Oklahoma City from 1982 to 2015)	[781][782]
June 21	Darryl Hamilton	50	Former Major League Baseball player and analyst for MLB Network	[783]
	Tony Longo	53	American actor (roles include Alice, Hell Town, 1st & Ten, Police Academy: The Series, The Young and the Restless, Days of Our Lives and Alibi Boys)	[784]
June 22	James Horner	61	American Oscar and Grammy-award winning composer (Composed theme songs to CBS Evening News and Fish Police)	[785]
June 23	Dick Van Patten	86	American television, film and stage actor, best known for playing Tom Bradford in Eight Is Enough (other credits include starring roles in Mama and When Things Were Rotten; and guest roles in Naked City, Happy Days, Sanford and Son, Adam-12, Love, American Style, The Love Boat, Hotel, Growing Pains, WIOU, Touched by an Angel, Boy Meets World, Arrested Development, That '70s Show and Hot in Cleveland)	[786][787]
June 26	Chris Thompson	63	Writer/producer (work on several shows, most notably Bosom Buddies, The Larry Sanders Show, The Naked Truth, Action, and Shake It Up)	[788]
July 2	Charlie Sanders	68	NFL Hall of Fame tight end and TV analyst for the Detroit Lions.	[789]
July 6	Jerry Weintraub	77	Film/TV producer (TV work including Behind the Candelabra, Years of Living Dangerously, The Brink, and Westworld)	[790]
July 10	Roger Rees	71	Actor (recurring roles on several series, including Cheers, Boston Common, M.A.N.T.I.S., The West Wing, Warehouse 13, and Singles)	[791]
July 14	Marlene Sanders	84	Correspondent and anchor for ABC News and CBS News	[792]
July 15	Gary Mack	68	Held several jobs at KXAS-TV/Dallas–Fort Worth from 1981 to 1993 before becoming the archivist and curator of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.	[793]
July 17	Van Miller	87	Sportscaster; weather and sports anchor for WBEN-TV/WIVB/Buffalo from 1955 to 1998 and play-by-play man for Empire Sports Network. Better known for his radio career, where he announced the Buffalo Bills for a record 37 nonconsecutive years.	[794]
July 18	Alex Rocco	79	Emmy-winning film, television, and voice character actor (Notable roles as Pete Karras in Three for the Road, Charlie Polniaczek in Facts of Life, TheThe Facts of Life, Al Floss in Famous Teddy Z, TheThe Famous Teddy Z, Howie Rusco in Sibs, Roger Meyers, Jr. in Simpsons, TheThe Simpsons, John Exstead Sr. in Division, TheThe Division, and Harry Rosetti in The George Carlin Show; other credits include Home Improvement, Batman, Cannon, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Murphy Brown, Pinky and the Brain and Family Guy)	[795]
July 20	George Coe	86	Actor (Cast member on Saturday Night Live, recurring roles on Archer, Working, L.A. Law, Max Headroom, Goodnight, Beantown, Hill Street Blues, Equal Justice, The West Wing)	[796]
July 21	Theodore Bikel	91	Austrian-American actor	[797]
July 23	Loredana Nesci	47	Lawyer who was the subject of her own Sundance Channel reality TV series Loredana, Esq.	[798]
July 26	Bobbi Kristina Brown	22	Reality television personality, actress and singer (The Houstons: On Our Own); daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown	[799]
July 28	James H. Allen	87	Children's host who portrayed the clown character "Rusty Nails" in the Portland, Oregon market; inspiration for Krusty the Clown on The Simpsons	[800]
July 31	Gerald S. O'Loughlin	93	American actor (Men at Law, The Rookies, The Blue and the Gray, Automan, Our House, and Murder, She Wrote)	[801]
	Roddy Piper	61	WWE Hall of Fame wrestler and actor (guest spots and cameo appearances as himself on several shows)	[802]
August 3	Coleen Gray	92	Film and television actress who guest-starred in numerous series	[803]
August 7	Terrence Evans	81	Actor who guested in episodes of numerous series, most notably Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ("Progress", "Cardassians") and Star Trek: Voyager ("Nemesis").	[804]
August 9	Frank Gifford	84	NFL Hall of Famer, sports broadcaster (as part of Monday Night Football and CBS Sports), commercial pitchman, and actor	[805]
August 10	Bob Briley	91	Reporter, anchor, and sports announcer in the Spokane radio and TV market, working at KHQ-TV and KXLY-TV (where he won a regional Emmy for his work at the latter)	[806]
August 16	Julian Bond	75	American Civil Rights activist, politician in the Georgia House of Representatives and the Senate, president of the NAACP, the first president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, and journalist/commentator (first African-American politician to guest host Saturday Night Live on April 9, 1977, which became infamous for the "Black Perspective" skit with then-SNL cast member Garrett Morris;[807] served as host of America's Black Forum from 1980 to 1997, commentator for The Today Show, narrated Eyes on the Prize in 1987 and 1990, and played himself in King)	[808][809]
August 17	Yvonne Craig	78	American actress, singer, dancer, speaker and businesswoman (notable for her portrayal as Batgirl/Barbara Gordon on Batman; other credits include The Barbara Stanwyck Show, Death Valley Days, Hennesey, My Three Sons, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, Star Trek, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Wild Wild West, McHale's Navy, The Big Valley, The Ghost & Mrs. Muir, Land of the Giants, Love, American Style, Kentucky Jones, It Takes a Thief, The Mod Squad, Kojak, Emergency!, Love, American Style, The Six Million Dollar Man, and celebrity editions of Family Feud; voiceover work in Olivia.)	[810]
August 18	Bud Yorkin	89	Producer/writer (several shows, most notably All in the Family, Maude, and What's Happening!!) and director (The Ford Show, An Evening with Fred Astaire)	[811]
August 20	Melody Patterson	66	American actress, best known for her role as "Wrangler" Jane Angelica Thrift in F Troop; recurring roles on All My Children, One Life to Live, and Santa Barbara
August 21	Tobias Strebel	35	Actor, singer/songwriter/musician, and reality television personality, whose plans to have plastic surgery in order to look like Justin Bieber was documented in Botched, and also appeared in My Strange Addiction	[812]
August 24	Howard Lipstone	87	Producer and television executive	[813]
August 30	Wes Craven	76	Horror film director, producer and writer (created the characters in the TV series Freddy's Nightmares and Scream)	[814]
September 2	Dean Jones	84	American actor known for Ensign O'Toole, The Chicago Teddy Bears, Herbie, the Love Bug, The Love Boat and Beethoven.	[815]
September 3	Judy Carne	76	British actress best known as the "Sock it to me" Girl" on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In	[816]
September 6	Martin Milner	83	American actor known for Adam-12 and Route 66.	[817]
September 8	Merv Adelson	85	American producer and co-founder of Lorimar Television. (producing credits include The Waltons, Eight Is Enough, Dallas, Knots Landing and Falcon Crest)	[818]
September 10	John Connell	91	American actor best known for his role of Dr. David Malone in the soap opera Young Dr. Malone.	[819]
September 12	Frank D. Gilroy	89	American playwright, screenwriter and producer; co-created Burke's Law	[820]
September 19	Jackie Collins	77	English-born American author/novelist, television producer, television personality, and sister of Dynasty actress Joan Collins (notable works include seeing her best-selling novel Hollywood Wives adapted into a television miniseries; served as co-producer on her television adaptations of Lady Boss, Lucky Chances and Hollywood Wives: The New Generation; hosted the talk shows Jackie Collins' Hollywood and Jackie Collins Presents)	[821][822]
September 20	Jack Larson	87	American actor, best known for his role of Jimmy Olsen in Adventures of Superman	[823]
September 22	Yogi Berra	90	Hall of Fame American professional baseball player and coach for the New York Yankees and New York Mets. Notable work as contributor to numerous television baseball programs; host of Yogi & a Movie on YES Network; cameos in The Phil Silvers Show, Arli$$, Candid Camera, What's My Line, The Ed Sullivan Show and Colgate Comedy Hour; consultant on 61* and A Time for Champions; pitchman for Yoo-hoo and AFLAC; Rumored to be the inspiration for Yogi Bear that lead to a reported dispute with Hanna-Barbera, but later acknowledged as factual based on interviews.[824]	[825]
	Mark Constantino		Husband and wife who appeared on Ghost Adventures as EVP experts and analysts	[826]
	Debby Constantino
September 28	Catherine Coulson	71	Actress (the Log Lady on Twin Peaks) and camera/production assistant	[827]
September 29	Pat Woodell	71	Actress (Bobbie Jo Bradley on Petticoat Junction)	[828]
October 3	Roger Bollen	74	American writer (ABC Weekend Special, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, Zenon: The Zequel, also co-created Handy Manny)	[829]
	Barbara Meek	81	American actress (Archie Bunker's Place, Melba and Big Brother Jake); guest roles on As the World Turns, General Hospital, and Guiding Light	[830]
October 13	Jamie Zimmerman	31	Actress (7th Heaven, Boston Public), doctor and medical reporter for ABC News	[831]
October 21	Marty Ingels	79	Comedian, actor (several roles, most notably I'm Dickens, He's Fenster), and voiceover artist (Cattanooga Cats, The Great Grape Ape Show, Pac-Man)	[832]
October 30	Al Molinaro	96	Actor, best known as "Big Al" Delvecchio on Happy Days and its spin off Joanie Loves Chachi, Murray Greshler on The Odd Couple, and Joe Alberghetti on The Family Man	[833]
November 1	Fred Thompson	73	American senator and actor, best known as District Attorney Arthur Branch in the Law & Order franchise	[834]
November 3	David Graham	91	American casting director (Three's Company, The Ropers and ABC Weekend Special)
November 5	George Barris	89	American designer and builder of many Hollywood custom cars, most famously the Batmobile in the Batman series. Also built/designed the car from The Beverly Hillbillies, the Munster Koach and KITT's "Super Pursuit Mode" in Knight Rider	[835]
	Ritch Brinkley	71	American actor (Dolly, Beauty and the Beast, Thunder Alley, Saved by the Bell: The New Class, and Murphy Brown)	[836]
November 11	Nathaniel Marston	40	Actor, best known as Michael McBain on One Life to Live	[837]
November 14	Nick Bockwinkel	80	WWE Hall of Fame wrestler	[838]
November 16	David Canary	77	Actor who won five Daytime Emmy Awards for playing the Chandler twins (Adam and Stuart) on All My Children	[839]
November 20	Jim Perry	82	Game show host (Card Sharks, $ale of the Century)	[840]
November 21	Rex Reason	87	American actor (Conflict, Man Without a Gun, The Alaskans and The Roaring 20's)	[841]
November 28	Marjorie Lord	97	Actress (Kathy Williams on Make Room for Daddy and Make Room for Granddaddy)	[842]
November 30	Steve Shagan	88	American producer
December 1	Harry Radcliffe II	66	American producer, the first African American to head a CBS News bureau and served as a producer for 60 Minutes from 1995-2015.	[843]
December 2	Ray Gandolf	85	Sports reporter/anchor for CBS News and ABC News; co-host of ABC's Our World	[844]
December 4	Robert Loggia	85	American actor and director (Studio One in Hollywood, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, T.H.E. Cat, Arthur Hailey's the Moneychangers, The Rockford Files, Emerald Point N.A.S., Magnum, P.I., Mancuso, FBI, Sunday Dinner, Wild Palms, The Sopranos and Queens Supreme)	[845]
	Chris Carney	35	American reality television personality and singer (twentyfourseven)	[846]
December 6	Howard West	84	American producer and longtime agent for Jerry Seinfeld; served as executive producer for Seinfeld and The Marriage Ref	[847]
December 7	Martin E. Brooks	90	American actor (Suspense, Studio One in Hollywood, Search for Tomorrow, General Hospital, Armstrong Circle Theatre, McMillan & Wife, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, Dallas, Hunter and Knots Landing)	[848]
	Marque "Tate" Lynche	34	Actor (The Mickey Mouse Club) and singer (competed on season 3 of American Idol)	[849]
December 12	Rose Siggins	43	American actress and disability activist, best known for portraying Legless Suzy in American Horror Story: Freak Show	[850]
December 16	Adam Roth		American composer (Wreckreation Nation with Dave Mordal and Rescue Me)	[851]
December 19	Louis DiGiaimo	77	American casting director and producer (Movin' On, Night Heat and Homicide: Life on the Street)	[852]
December 20	Patricia Elliott	77	American actress best known for her role as Renée Divine Buchanan on One Life to Live (1987-2011)	[853]
December 25	George Clayton Johnson	86	American writer (The Twilight Zone, Route 66, The Law and Mr. Jones, Kung Fu, Star Trek and co-wrote the novel Logan's Run, which inspired a miniseries of the same name)	[854]
	Jason Wingreen	95	Actor, best known as Harry Snowden on All in the Family and its spin-off, Archie Bunker's Place, also appeared in numerous episodes of The Twilight Zone	[855]
December 27	Meadowlark Lemon	83	Basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters) and actor (appeared in Season 2 of Hello, Larry)	[856]
December 31	Wayne Rogers	82	Actor, best known as "Trapper" John McIntyre on M*A*S*H, later became an investor and appeared as a panelist on Fox News Channel's Cashin' In	[857]
	Natalie Cole	65	R&B singer and actress (TV credits include Grey's Anatomy, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Livin’ for Love: The Natalie Cole Story)	[858]

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660. Television parody show 'The Soup' will end on E! network. U.S. News. Retrieved November 18, 2015.
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669. "CBS Makes Debut In Northeast Arkansas". Classic TV MoArk. August 1, 2015.
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680. "WISH's New Programming Includes CW". TVNewsCheck. NewsCheck Media. December 22, 2014.
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693. BUZZR on Instagram: "#BUZZR is now available over-the-air in these markets (Dec-08-2015)
694. Donna Douglas, aka Elly May Clampett, passes away at age 81 WSMV, January 2, 2015
695. "Robert Olin Magruder" from Dallas Morning News (January 2, 2015)
696. "Stuart Scott dies at age of 49". espn.go.com. Retrieved January 4, 2015.
697. Barnes, Mike. "Patsy Garrett Dead: 'Chow-Chow-Chow' Lady of Cat Food Commercials Was 93". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
698. "Rod Taylor, ‘The Birds’ and ‘The Time Machine’ Star, Dies at 84". Variety. 8 January 2015. Retrieved 8 January 2015.
699. "Lowell 'Bud' Paxson, HSN Co-Founder, Dies at 80" from The Hollywood Reporter (January 11, 2015)
700. Barnes, Mike (2015-01-17). "George Dickerson Dead: 'Blue Velvet' Actor Was 81". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
701. "Taylor Negron, Comic and 'Ridgemont High' Actor, Dies at 57" from The Hollywood Reporter (January 11, 2015)
702. Darrell Winfield, long-serving Marlboro Man, dies in Wyoming at 85. The Associated Press. January 14, 2015.
703. H. Wesley Kenney, Director on 'All in the Family' When Carroll O’Connor Went on Strike, Dies at 89 The Hollywood Reporter, December 14, 2015
704. Barnes, Mike (2015-01-15). "Sid Smith Dead: TV Director for Jimmy Durante and Bob Hope Was 93". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
705. Obituary for Don Harron from the Globe and Mail, 1/17/2015
706. Reality TV Star Struck, Killed By Metrolink Train In Burbank KCBS-TV, January 17, 2015
707. Obituary for Tony Verna from AP/TVNewsCheck, 1/19/2015
708. Amidi, Amid (2015-01-17). "Walt Peregoy, ‘101 Dalmatians’ Color Stylist, RIP". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
709. "Local radio and TV pioneer dies". www.daytondailynews.com. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
710. Obituary for Peggy Charren from The Boston Globe, 1/22/2015
711. "Stage and Screen Star Barrie Ingham Has Died at 82". Broadwayworld.com. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
712. Barron, James (January 24, 2015). "Joe Franklin, Local Talk Show Pioneer, Dies at 88". New York Times. Retrieved 2015-01-25. Joe Franklin ... died on Saturday in a hospice in Manhattan. He was 88. Steve Garrin, Mr. Franklin's producer and longtime friend, said the cause was prostate cancer. ...
713. "Stephen Johnson Obituary - New York, NY | New York Times". Legacy.com. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
714. Barnes, Mike. "Than Wyenn Dead: 'Twilight Zone' Actor Was 95". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
715. Dagan, Carmel (2015-02-05). "Robert Blees, Writer of Sirk’s ‘Magnificent Obsession,’ Dies at 96". Variety. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
716. Barnes, Mike (2015-02-08). "Edward DeBlasio Dead: 'Dynasty' Writer and Producer Was 88". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
717. Barnes, Mike. "Mary Healy Dead: Actress and Singer Was 96". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
718. Bloom, David (2015-02-08). "Joe Voci, Longtime TV Executive, Dead At 51". Deadline. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
719. "CBS News correspondent Bob Simon, 1941-2015". CBS News. 11 February 2015. Retrieved 12 February 2015.
720. "Gary Owens, Announcer of ‘Laugh-In’ Fame, Dies at 80". Variety. February 13, 2015. Retrieved 13 February 2015.
721. Stan Chambers dies at 91; newsman had six-decade career at KTLA Los Angeles Times, February 13, 2015
722. "'It's My Party' singer-songwriter Lesley Gore dies at 68". MSN.com. Retrieved February 16, 2015.
723. "Harris Wittels of 'Parks and Recreation' dead at 30" The Washington Post, February 20, 2015
724. Saperstein, Pat (2015-03-04). "Patricia Norris, costume designer Scarface, Twin Peaks dead at 83". Variety. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
725. McNary, Dave (2015-02-23). "Paul Napier Dead: Originator of ‘Mr. Goodwrench’ Dies at 85". Variety. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
726. "American Horror Story's Ben Woolf Dies From Injuries Sustained After Getting Struck by Car Mirror" TV Guide, February 23, 2015
727. Barnes, Mike (2015-02-26). "Maurice Hurley Dead: 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Writer and Producer Was 75". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
728. "America's Next Top Model Contestant Killed in Triple Homicide" TV Guide, February 25, 2015
729. Barnes, Mike (2015-02-28). "Richard Bakalyan Dead: 'Chinatown' Actor Was 84". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
730. Leonard Nimoy, Actor, Director, and 'Star Trek' Icon, Dies at 83 Yahoo! News, February 27, 2015
731. Daniel von Bargen Dead: Seinfeld Actor Dies at 64 US Magazine, March 4, 2015
732. Obituary for Jenna McMahon from The Hollywood Reporter, 3/10/2015
733. Barnes, Mike. "Lynn Borden Dead: 'Hazel' Actress Was 77". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
734. ‘Star Trek’ Producer Harve Bennett Dies Veriety, March 5, 2015
735. Gordon Kent, RIP The Animation Guild, March 5, 2015
736. "John Siceloff, longtime PBS producer, dies at 61". Pbs.org. 2015-03-09. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
737. "Sam Simon, Co-Creator of 'The Simpsons,' Dies at 59" Variety, March 9, 2015
738. "Gene Patton, Gene Gene the Dancing Machine From 'The Gong Show', Dies at 82" The Hollywood Reporter, March 13, 2015
739. "'Miller High Life Guy' Windell D. Middlebrooks Dies -- Dead At 36". TMZ. 10 March 2015. Retrieved 10 March 2015.
740. Barnes, Mike (2015-03-20). "Ralph Taeger Dead: 'Hondo' TV Star Was 78". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
741. Barnes, Mike. "Sally Forrest Dead: Actress, Ida Lupino Protege Was 86". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
742. "Leicester murder suspect admits destroying bodies" from The Citizen-Times (Asheville, North Carolina, March 20, 2015)
743. Lisa Colagrossi, reporter for WABC-TV, dead at 49 after suffering brain aneurysm while on assignment New York Daily News, March 21, 2015
744. Obituary for John Litvack from Variety, 3/23/2015
745. Obituary for Alberta Watson from Variety, 3/23/2015
746. "Dr. George Fischbeck, longtime KABC weatherman, dies". ABC 7. 25 March 2015. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
747. ‘Hot Rod’ Hundley dies at 80 KSTU, March 27, 2015
748. Obituary for Richard L. Bare from Variety, 4/10/2015
749. Obituary in the Los Angeles Times, April 2nd, 2015.
750. Obituary for Lisa Simon from Deadline, 4/9/2015
751. 'L.A. Law' Star Dies from Cancer TMZ, April 9, 2015
752. 'Dukes of Hazzard' sheriff James Best dies USA Today, April 7, 2015
753. Dagan, Carmel (2015-04-07). "Ray Charles, Leader of Ray Charles Singers, Who Backed Perry Como, Dies at 96". Variety. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
754. Obituary for Alton A. "Ben" Powers Au Clair Funeral Home and Cremation Services (Fall River, MA), April 6, 2015
755. Martin, Douglas (April 7, 2015). "Stan Freberg, Madcap Adman and Satirist, Dies at 88". New York Times. Retrieved April 8, 2015.
756. Geoffrey Lewis, Frequent Co-Star of Clint Eastwood, Dies at 79 The Hollywood Reporter, April 7, 2015
757. Obituary for Steve Byrnes from Variety, 4/22/2015
758. "Lois Lilienstein, of Canadian children's trio Sharon, Lois & Bram, dead at 78". CBC News. 2015-04-23. Retrieved 2015-04-23.
759. Sawyer Sweeten, ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ star, dead at 19 of suicide: report New York Daily News, April 23, 2015
760. "Don Mankiewicz dies at 93; novelist and Oscar-nominated screenwriter". LA Times. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
761. Legendary Actress Jayne Meadows Allen Dies at 95 Entertainment Tonight, April 27, 2015
762. Suzanne Crough, Actress in ‘The Partridge Family,’ Dies at 52 The New York Times, April 28, 2015
763. TwinCities.com, April 28, 2015
764. Ben E. King, Soulful Singer of ‘Stand by Me,’ Dies at 76 The New York Times, May 1, 2015
765. Grace Lee Whitney, Yeoman Janice Rand on ‘Star Trek,’ Dies at 85 Variety, May 3, 2015
766. "Ellen Albertini Dow Who Played Rapping Granny in the Wedding Singer Dies at 101". The New York Times. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
767. "'Graduate' actress Elizabeth Wilson dies at 94". Usatoday.com. 2015-05-11. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
768. Weiner, Tim (15 May 2015). "B. B. King, Defining Bluesman for Generations, Dies at 89". The New York Times. p. A1.
769. Obituary for John Stephenson from The Hollywood Reporter, 5/21/2015
770. Barnes, Mike. "Mary Ellen Trainor Dead: 'Lethal Weapon,' 'Goonies' Actress Was 62". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
771. "Actress Anne Meara, Mom of Ben Stiller, Dies". Associated Press.
772. Obituary for Betsy Palmer from The Hollywood Reporter, 5/31/2015
773. "‘Game of Thrones’ Editor Killed by Lion in South Africa" from Variety (June 3, 2014)
774. "Anthony Riley Dies: ‘The Voice’ Contestant Was 28" from Yahoo! (June 6, 2015)
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776. "Obituary: Sir Christopher Lee". BBC News (BBC). 11 June 2015. Retrieved 11 June 2015.
777. "WWE Hall of Fame Wrestler Dusty Rhodes Dies at 69". Dave McCoy (Hollywood Reporter). 11 June 2015. Retrieved 11 June 2015.
778. "Monica Lewis, Actress Who Sang in Chiquita Banana Cartoons, Dies at 93". Variety Staff (Variety). 12 June 2015. Retrieved 12 June 2015.
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780. Obituary for Daniel Villanueva from The New York Times, 6/22/2015
781. "Our hearts are broken at the tragic loss of our friend Bob Barry, Jr.". KFOR-TV (Tribune Broadcasting). June 20, 2015. Retrieved June 20, 2015.
782. "Bob Barry Jr. dies in OKC motorcycle crash". The Oklahoman (Oklahoma Publishing Company). June 20, 2015. Retrieved June 20, 2015.
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784. Barnes, Mike (2015-06-22). "Character Actor Tony Longo Dies at 53". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
785. "James Horner, Oscar-Winning Composer of ‘Titanic,’ Dead in Plane Crash" from The Wrap, 6/22/2015
786. "Dick Van Patten, 'Eight is Enough' Star, Dies at 86". NBC News (NBCUniversal). Associated Press. June 23, 2015.
787. Puente, Maria (June 23, 2015). "'Eight is Enough' star Dick Van Patten dies". USA Today (Gannett Company).
788. Obituary for Christopher Thompson from Variety, 6/27/2015
789. Charlie Sanders: Hall of Fame player, Hall of Fame person Detroit Lions official site, July 2, 2015
790. Obituary for Jerry Weintraub from Variety, 7/6/2015
791. Roger Rees, Stage Actor Made Famous by Nicholas Nickleby, Dies at 71 Playbill, July 10, 2015
792. Obituary for Marlene Sanders from USA Today, 7/15/2015
793. Gary Mack, JFK assassination museum mastermind, dead at 68 WTVM, July 15, 2015
794. Legendary sportscaster Van Miller dies at 87 WIVB, July 18, 2015
795. Barnes, Mike. "Alex Rocco Dead: 'Godfather' Actor Was 79". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved July 20, 2015.
796. Original SNL cast member George Coe has died Entertainment Weekly, July 20, 2015
797. "Theodore Bikel dies at 91; actor, singer and activist". LA Times. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
798. "Reality TV Lawyer Loredana Nesci Found Dead In LA Home, Boyfriend Arrested On Suspicion Of Murder" Huffington Post, July 23, 2015
799. Respers France, Lisa (July 26, 2015). "Bobbi Kristina Brown dies at 22". CNN. Retrieved July 26, 2015.
800. James Allen Dead, TV Personality Who Inspired Krusty the Clown on 'The Simpsons,' Dies at 87 The Hollywood Reporter, July 29, 2015
801. Gerald S. O'Loughlin, best known for role in 1970s series "The Rookies," dies Los Angeles Times, September 9, 2014
802. WWE Legend ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper Dies at 61 Variety, July 31, 2015
803. Coleen Gray dies at 92; actress made mark 'good girl' of film noir Los Angeles Times, August 4, 2015
804. Terrence Evans, Actor in 'Star Trek,' 'Terminator 2', Dies at 81 Variety, August 8, 2015
805. Frank Gifford, Pro Football Hall of Famer, Dies at 84 of Natural Causes Bleacher Report, (August 9, 2015)
806. "Spokane TV/Radio Newsman Bob Briley Dies At 91" All Access, (August 12, 2015)
807. "SNL Transcripts: Julian Bond / Tom Waits". Retrieved 2008-11-18.
808. Cowan, Richard (August 16, 2015). "U.S. civil rights leader Julian Bond dies at 75". Reuters. Retrieved August 16, 2015.
809. "Civil Rights Activist Julian Bond Has Died at 75". The Herald News. August 16, 2015. Retrieved August 16, 2015.
810. "Yvonne Craig's Official Obituary". YvonneCraig.com. August 19, 2015. Retrieved August 19, 2015.
811. Obituary for Bud Yorkin from AP via TVNewsCheck, 8/18/2015
812. "'Botched' Star Tobias Strebel Found Dead at 35" from The Hollywood Reporter, 8/26/2015
813. Howard Lipstone, TV Producer, Partner of Alan Landsburg, Dies at 87 Variety, August 26, 2015
814. "Wes Craven, Horror Maestro, Dies at 76". The Hollywood Reporter. August 30, 2015. Retrieved August 30, 2015.
815. Stedman, Alex (2015-09-02). "Dean Jones Dead: ‘The Love Bug’ Star Dies at 84". Variety. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
816. Judy Carne, ‘Sock It to Me’ Girl on ‘Laugh-In,’ Dies at 76 The New York Times, September 7, 2015
817. "Martin Milner Dies at 83; Actor Made His Name on "Route 66"". The New York Times. September 7, 2015. Retrieved September 7, 2015.
818. Lorimar Co-Founder and TV Mogul Merv Adelson Dies at 85 Variety, September 9, 2015
819. McNary, Dave (2015-09-10). "‘Young Dr. Malone’ Actor John P. Connell Dies at 91". Variety. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
820. Frank D. Gilroy, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Playwright, Dies at 89 The Hollywood Reporter, September 13, 2015
821. Jackie Collins Has Died : People.com
822. Jackie Collins Dead: Joan Collins Reaction : People.com
823. Passage: Yogi Berra and Jack Larson CBS News, September 27, 2015
824. "Yogi Berra Suing Over Yogi Bear? Take It With a Grin of Salt" from The Hollywood Reporter (September 23, 2015)
825. Rudansky, Andrew; Jamieson, Alastair (September 23, 2015). "Yogi Berra, Yankees Icon and MLB Hall of Famer, Dies at 90 – NBC News". NBCNews.com. Retrieved September 23, 2015.
826. "Ghost Adventures' Mark and Debby Constantino Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide" from TV Guide (September 24, 2015)
827. Obituary for Catherine Coulson from Variety, 9/28/2015
828. Colker, David (17 October 2015). "Pat Woodell dies at 71; actress best known for 1960s sitcom 'Petticoat Junction'". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
829. Roger Bollen, creator of 'Animal Crackers' comic strip, dies at 74 Cleveland Plain Dealer, October 7, 2015
830. Barbara Meek, Actress on 'Archie Bunker's Place,' Dies at 81 The Hollywood Reporter, October 4, 2015
831. "ABC News Medical Analyst Dies In Drowning Accident In Hawaii" from TV Guide (October 15, 2015)
832. Obituary for Marty Ingels from AP/TVNewsCheck, 10/22/2015
833. ‘Happy Days’ Star Al Molinaro Dies at 96 Variety, October 30, 2015
834. Fred Thompson, with larger-than-life persona, dies at 73 The Tennessean, November 1, 2015
835. George Barris, TV Batmobile Designer, Has Died ComicBook.com, November 5, 2015
836. Ritch Brinkley, the Infatuated Cameraman on 'Murphy Brown,' Dies at 71 The Hollywood Reporter, November 14, 2015
837. Soap star Nathaniel Marston dies at 40 USA Today, November 12, 2015
838. Nick Bockwinkel dies at 80 New York Daily News, November 15, 2015
839. Obituary: David Canary, 77, actor Wilton Bulletin, November 24, 2015
840. Jim Perry, game show "king," dies at 82 CTV News, November 20, 2015
841. Actor Rex Reason has died Newspaper Post, November 21, 2015
842. Obituary for Marjorie Lord from The Hollywood Reporter, 12/11/2015
843. Award-winning 60 Minutes producer Harry Radliffe II dies at 66 CBS News, December 1, 2015
844. Obituary for Ray Gandolf from The New York Times, 12/7/2015
845. Oscar-Nominated Actor Robert Loggia Dies at 85 Variety, December 4, 2014
846. "Chris Carney, Former MTV Reality Star and Actress Tiffany Thornton’s Husband, Dies at 35" from Variety (December 4, 2015)
847. Howard West, Producer and Longtime Manager of Jerry Seinfeld, Dies at 84 Variety, December 8, 2015
848. Martin E. Brooks, Who Played Dr. Rudy Wells on ‘Six Million Dollar Man,’ Dies at 90 Variety, December 7, 2015
849. Former 'Mickey Mouse Club' Star Marque 'Tate' Lynche Dies at 34 Entertainment Tonight, December 7, 2015
850. American Horror Story's Rose Siggins Dies at 43 TV Guide, December 12, 2015
851. Adam Roth, NYC Guitarist and Composer for Denis Leary's 'Rescue Me,' Dies at 57 The Hollywood Reporter, December 18, 2015
852. Louis DiGiaimo, Casting Director for ‘The Godfather,’ ‘The Exorcist,’ Dies at 77 Variety, December 23, 2015
853. 'One Life to Live' actress Patricia Elliott dies aged 77 New York Daily News, December 22, 2015
854. George Clayton Johnson Dies: ‘Logan’s Run’ Co-Writer And Writer Of First ‘Star Trek’ Episode Was 86, Deadline.com, December 25, 2015.
855. Jason Wingreen Dead: 'All in the Family bartender and voice of Boba Fett, The Hollywood Reporter, January 1, 2016.
856. http://www.stltoday.com/news/meadowlark-lemon-clown-prince-of-basketball-dies-at/article_ed9c71c8-39c2-5c0a-9242-5343bf00ac82.html Meadowlark Lemon dies, St. Louis Today, December 27, 2015
857. Wayne Rogers dies at 82; actor played Army surgeon Trapper John on TV's 'MASH' Los Angeles Times, December 31, 2015
858. Legendary singer Natalie Cole dies at 65' Entertainment Weekly, January 1, 2016