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The WB is a defunct American television network which (along with FOX and UPN) was one of the original broadcasters of Dragon Ball Z in the United States.
History[]
Several WB affiliate stations aired the first two Canadian-voiced seasons of Dragon Ball Z from 1996 to 1998 on weekend mornings to great success. In 1998, Funimation moved the show from first-run syndication to Cartoon Network's Toonami block, where it became a breakaway hit.
Dragon Ball Z briefly resurfaced on The WB in mid-2001 as part of a joint venture between their national children's block Kids' WB and Toonami.
Affiliate stations of The WB also aired the syndicated BLT dub of Dragon Ball in 1995.
WB stations that aired Dragon Ball Z[]
| DAYS | TIME (AM) | STATION | MARKET |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUN | 8:30 | WB 11 (WPIX) | New York City - Brooklyn, NY |
| SUN | 9:30 | WB 17 (WPHL) | Philadelphia, PA |
| SUN | 10:00 | WB 20 (KOFY) | San Francisco - Oakland - San Jose, CA |
| SUN | 9:30 | WB 56 (WLVI) | Boston, MA - Manchester, NH |
| SUN; MON THRU FRI | 11:00 & 6:30 | WB 20 (WXON) | Detroit, MI - Windsor, ON, Canada |
| SAT | 7:00 | WB 39 (KHTV) | Houston, TX |
| SUN | 10:00 | WB 22 (KTZZ) | Seattle - Tacoma - Olympia, WA |
| SAT | 7:00 | WB 39 (WDZL) | Miami - Ft. Lauderdale - Key West, FL |
| SUN | 7:30 | WB 18 (WKCF) | Orlando - Daytona Beach - Myrna Beach, FL |
| FRI | 6:00 | WB 69 (KSWB) | San Diego, CA - Tijuana, BCA, Mexico |
| SUN | 11:00 | WB 55 (WFVT) | Charlotte - Belmont, NC - Rock Hill, SC |
| SAT | 7:30 | WB 65 (WAWB/WUPV) | Ashland-Richmond, VA |