After the merger between UPN and The WB, UPN president Dawn Ostroff was chosen to lead the fledgling CW network, with The WB’s David Janollari exiting the company. While The WB’s programming ...

The WB was canceled due to a decline in ratings and was folded into The CW, which gave us shows like Arrow and The Flash. The WB was launched in 1996 and was Time Warner’s attempt to deliver ...

At the time, The WB was fresh off its expansion into Friday nights and was riding high on the successes of Dawson’s Creek, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Charmed, 7th Heaven, and Roswell, and had ...

The WB acquired the show in season 5 after ABC refused to pick the show up for more than one season, hoping to expand its comedy genre. In a lot of ways, Sabrina grew as I grew.

How UPN Ushered in a Golden Decade of Black TV — and Then Was Merged Out of Existence With hit sitcoms like 'Moesha' and 'The Parkers,' the network gave voice to a new generation of Black ...

Maybe I’m just showing my demographic, but I wasn’t exactly jolted by the fact that the WB and UPN—those runty Davids of the network lineup—were joining forces, becoming one slightly ...

The WB didn't show up in our TV Guide until 1995 and the network only lasted for 11 years before joining forces with UPN and becoming The CW. Yet at the same time, The WB has never gone away—not ...

The WB takes credit for launching the careers of fresh-faced stars such as Tom Welling and Kristin Kreuk (Smallville), Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill) and Alexis Bledel (Gilmore Girls).

The WB is as important to who we used to be as it is to who we are today, and as a result, it's not completely strange to feel pity for the teens of 2018 who are growing up with more TV shows than ...

The 8-year-old WB network is, like, growing up. Ratings for the young network are rising by nearly 20%. Such hit shows as “Smallville,” “Dawson’s Creek,” and “Gilmore Girls” have ...