WZNX-TV

WZNX-TV is a fantasy television station in Zionsville, Indiana, and affiliated with the ABC television network. Their studios are located in the Westfield Broadcasting Studios in Westfield at Studio 3A.

History
WZNX signed on August 28, 1948 as an ABC affiliate. It was also the first ABC affiliate to sign on before WMGE-TV did, because when Channel 10 signed on the air, both Channels 7 and 10 were ABC affiliates. The Owen Oriole Cartoon series (a fake TV show) was on WNBI/WRCX/WLWK-TV. WBZA-TV in Avon signed on Channel 9 until January 11, 1950, when they moved to Channel 71 (was UHF, now Super High Frequency) because DUSA-TV took the Channel in 1963. WZNX caught WBZA from airing those cartoons, then WNBI declined WZNX, that it would air both Looney Tunes and the other cartoons, until WBZA signed a contract with WNBI, and then they both had the same channel, and so, in 1949, WZNX wanted WNBI-TV to drop the Channel 1, and they did in 1952. Those cartoons (not Looney Tunes) ran from 1940, until 1974. Mel Blanc wanted to talk on the radio on KEAF in 1941. WNBC-AM was WLW-K AM from 1962 until 1988. Mel had his final show in 1980. The frequency 1110 AM, is now used by WIS-AM in Indianapolis. Joe Alaskey has his own show on WMGE-AM that operates on AM 620. He had his show since 2006. Then when WNBI-TV saw the Chickenhawk on top of the Westfield Broadcasting Center in Westfield, Indiana, their mascot was Henry Hawk, and so WZNX created their own mascot, George K. Chickenhawk. The hawk was the mascot from 1951 until 1981. Throughout the late 1970's, ABC was tired of the chicken hawk mascot. So, then it resumed back in 2003, when The WB accepted George K. Chickenhawk. Although, it's still used today for 7.2, which is now affiliated by The CW. On the CW's logo, based off of the 1960's bald eagle (the mascot of Zionsville High School, named the Zionsville Eagles was flying, and carrying a "7", which is now used by the logo of 7.2, now a CW affiliate.

During the big switch on May 11, 1995, WMGE-TV sold all of its shows to WZNX-TV, but they refused to use the call sign, WCRE-TV, so they kept their WZNX-TV call sign. Then, in 2009, Xtranormal (who are partners with Cartoon Network Station KWK-TV Channel 64 in Davenport, Iowa) forced WZNX-TV to air WTTV's syndicated shows on DUSA-TV, but Channel 9 refused not to. So, when Xtranormal closes down, W45XB-D, Xtranormal Network, and Xtranormal Movie Channel will download the Xtranormal application for Mac and PC.