A Spanish-language newspaper circulated in the Miami area.
Notes:
(1) All stations listed in the Southern Florida
edition of TV Guide unless specified.
(2) Bullets are not used.
| Channel: | Calls: | Affiliation: | City: | Notes: |
| 2 | WPBT | PBS | Miami | |
| 4 | WFOR | CBS | Miami | |
| 6 | WTVJ | NBC | Miami | |
| 7 | WSVN | Fox | Miami | |
| 10 | WPLG | ABC | Miami | |
| 17 | WLRN | PBS | Miami | |
| 21 | W21AX | independent | Miami (?) |
(1) Spanish (2) Low-Power (3) Not listed in TVG |
| 23 | WLTV | Univision | Miami | |
| 33 | WBFS | UPN | Miami | |
| 39 | WBZL | WB | Miami | |
| (WEYS) | WEYS | independent | Key West |
(1) Channel 55 in Miami (2) CBS Telenoticias (news in Spanish) (3) Not listed in TVG |
| 41 | WJAN | independent | Miami |
(1) Spanish (2) Low-Power (3) Not listed in TVG |
| 51 | WSCV | Telemundo | Ft. Lauderdale | |
| (WAMi) | WAMI | independent | Miami | Channel 69 |
Special Note:
In this newspaper, names for English-language shows are often mispelled. For example: "Lawrence Welk" is spelled "Lawrence Well", "Bill Nye" becomes "Bill Nyye", "Poltergeist" loses a "t", "Adventures" turns into "Adventires", 'Funniest Videos" were shortened to "Funniest Vd", and "Ally McBeal" transforms into "All McBeal". Also, a few years back, listings for "HIT" (a Spanish-language music video channel) was actually the listings for VH1 (the English-language video channel). (Please note that I'm not ridiculing the editors of this paper; I'm just pointing out the mistakes presented.)
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