Fox Broadcasting Company

Fox Broadcasting Company (FOX) is one of the United States' four major broadcast television networks, launched in 1986 by News Corporation and now operated under Fox Corporation through Fox Entertainment. The network delivers approximately 15 hours of weekly primetime programming to more than 208 local market affiliates, reaching approximately 99.9% of all U.S. television households. FOX is especially known for its iconic animated 'Animation Domination' Sunday night block (The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers), its sports programming (NFL, MLB), and a strong slate of unscripted and reality hits including The Masked Singer, Hell's Kitchen, and MasterChef. The network has ranked among the top broadcast networks in the 18–49 demographic for multiple seasons.