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08-04-2021, 01:32 AM
I'm posting this here, because while browsing around Wikipedia today, I discovered that an editor removed the list of stations that carried it (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Charles_in_Charge&oldid=1034262998), because in their words (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Charles_in_Charge&oldid=1034263036), "it wasn't need":
City Station
Albany WTEN 10
Atlanta WGNX 46[6]
Baltimore WNUV 54[7]
Boston WLVI 56[8]
Bristol WEMT 39
Charleston WVAH 11[9]
Chicago WGN 9[10][11][12]
Cincinnati WXIX 19[13]
Cleveland WUAB 43[14][15]
Columbus WWHO 53[16]
Detroit WKBD 50
Denver KWGN 2[17]
Fort Wayne WFFT 55[18]
Fort Worth KTVT 11[19]
Flint WSMH 66[20]
Greensboro WGGT 48[21]
Harrisburg WPMT 43
Hartford WHCT 18[22]
Houston KHTV 39[23]
Huntsville WZDX 54[24][25][26][27]
Kansas City KZKC 62[28]
Knoxville WKCH 43[29]
Lansing WSYM 47[20]
Las Vegas KRLR 21
Los Angeles KTLA 5[30][31]
Memphis WPTY 24
Miami WBFS 33[32]
Milwaukee WVTV 18[33]
Nashville WZTV 17
New York WPIX 11[34][35][36][37][38]
Norfolk WGNT 27
Omaha KPTM 42[39]
Orlando WKCF 18[40]
Pensacola WJTC 44[41]
Philadelphia WPHL 17[42]
WGBS 57[43]
Phoenix KNXV 15
Pittsburgh WPGH 53[44][45]
Portland OR KPDX 49
Raleigh WLFL 22[46]
Reno KOLO 8
Richmond WRLH 35
WVRN 63[47]
Sacramento KMAX 31
KTXL 40[48]
Salt Lake City KSL 5[49]
KUTV 2
San Antonio KABB 29[50]
San Francisco KGO 7
San Diego XETV 6
Seattle KSTW 11[51]
Spokane KAYU 28[52][53]
St. Louis KDNL 30[54]
Syracuse WSYT 68[55]
Tampa WFTS 28
Toledo WUPW 36[56]
Tucson KTTU 18[57]
Wichita KSAS 24[58]
York WPMT 43[59]
When Charles in Charge returned to television, there had been an arrangement made with stations owned by Tribune Broadcasting to carry the program in first-run. Through this arrangement, the show was also able to gain nationwide carriage as its Chicago affiliate, WGN-TV, was a national cable superstation.
In 1988, with the series nearing the one hundred episode mark, distributor MCA Television began advertising in trade publications that they would begin selling reruns of Charles in Charge to local stations for a fall 1989 launch. The show reached the hundred episode mark when the 1988-89 season ended, and the show began airing daily in syndication shortly thereafter. After the final episode aired in 1990, the syndication package added them as well; the package included the first 22 episodes that had aired on CBS and the 78 that had aired over the first three seasons in syndication.
City Station
Albany WTEN 10
Atlanta WGNX 46[6]
Baltimore WNUV 54[7]
Boston WLVI 56[8]
Bristol WEMT 39
Charleston WVAH 11[9]
Chicago WGN 9[10][11][12]
Cincinnati WXIX 19[13]
Cleveland WUAB 43[14][15]
Columbus WWHO 53[16]
Detroit WKBD 50
Denver KWGN 2[17]
Fort Wayne WFFT 55[18]
Fort Worth KTVT 11[19]
Flint WSMH 66[20]
Greensboro WGGT 48[21]
Harrisburg WPMT 43
Hartford WHCT 18[22]
Houston KHTV 39[23]
Huntsville WZDX 54[24][25][26][27]
Kansas City KZKC 62[28]
Knoxville WKCH 43[29]
Lansing WSYM 47[20]
Las Vegas KRLR 21
Los Angeles KTLA 5[30][31]
Memphis WPTY 24
Miami WBFS 33[32]
Milwaukee WVTV 18[33]
Nashville WZTV 17
New York WPIX 11[34][35][36][37][38]
Norfolk WGNT 27
Omaha KPTM 42[39]
Orlando WKCF 18[40]
Pensacola WJTC 44[41]
Philadelphia WPHL 17[42]
WGBS 57[43]
Phoenix KNXV 15
Pittsburgh WPGH 53[44][45]
Portland OR KPDX 49
Raleigh WLFL 22[46]
Reno KOLO 8
Richmond WRLH 35
WVRN 63[47]
Sacramento KMAX 31
KTXL 40[48]
Salt Lake City KSL 5[49]
KUTV 2
San Antonio KABB 29[50]
San Francisco KGO 7
San Diego XETV 6
Seattle KSTW 11[51]
Spokane KAYU 28[52][53]
St. Louis KDNL 30[54]
Syracuse WSYT 68[55]
Tampa WFTS 28
Toledo WUPW 36[56]
Tucson KTTU 18[57]
Wichita KSAS 24[58]
York WPMT 43[59]
When Charles in Charge returned to television, there had been an arrangement made with stations owned by Tribune Broadcasting to carry the program in first-run. Through this arrangement, the show was also able to gain nationwide carriage as its Chicago affiliate, WGN-TV, was a national cable superstation.
In 1988, with the series nearing the one hundred episode mark, distributor MCA Television began advertising in trade publications that they would begin selling reruns of Charles in Charge to local stations for a fall 1989 launch. The show reached the hundred episode mark when the 1988-89 season ended, and the show began airing daily in syndication shortly thereafter. After the final episode aired in 1990, the syndication package added them as well; the package included the first 22 episodes that had aired on CBS and the 78 that had aired over the first three seasons in syndication.