X-Y

1972-2000[]

On October 1, 1972, X-Y debuted as a broadcast network worldwide via satellite by The MickeyFTWDWReadFTL Company. The network planned to attract both male and female audiences, and mainly focused on soap operas, sitcoms, animation, talk shows, comedy shows, and action shows.

2000-present[]

On January 1, 2000, X-Y debuted the iconic "Etch-a-Sketch" logo, with rebranding produced by Stuntronics.

V • T • E M.E.D.I.A. Group

Predecessors:

Migzi, Inc. | Home Entertainment, Inc. | Sunset Entertainment

Film and television production:

V • T • E Blue Butterfly Pictures Entertainment

Part of M.E.D.I.A. Group

V • T • E Stuntronics of Canada and America Ltd
Part of Blue Butterfly Pictures Entertainment Predecessors: Lava Planet Software Storyboard Pro Spring Shoes Pancake Mix \| Driller \| Vine \| SELECT START \| The World's Strongest Boy's Circus Television Original Home Free \| The Doodlebops Spin-offs of acquired media Henry the Octopus Television Original Home Free \| The In and Out Show \| The Doodlebops \| Monopoly Spin-offs of acquired media Daphne and Velma \| Rocket
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Digital assets:
In Addition | Spring Shoes

Other assets:
Metal Ear Convention

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Digital assets:

V • T • E Lamp, Inc.
Part of M.E.D.I.A. Group Franchises Boo! Haunted House '03 \| Midnight "Snack" \| Caution Do Not Enter \| Happy Anniversary \| Not Fair! \| Boo! Haunted Collection \| '23 K.O. Katy Kangaroo K.O. Katy Kangaroo \| K.O. Katy Kangaroo: The Jungle Space Glider Mission Space Glider Mission \| Space Glider Mission 3D Licensed The Waluigi Casino and Hotel Video game console Portfolio
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Mars Viking 1

Television networks:
X-Y
X-Y | Arena | Now That's What I Call Music Channel | Motor | Mechanical Toy

Other assets:
Cotton Candy, Inc. | The Hole

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