The Rise and Fall of Hosted by Tracy G. Jackson:The Rise and Fall of The WB:The Conclusion 

Yes they did, Joss Whedon ask for an early renewal from the WB before the fifth season aired, and the wb cancelled it. Fans did try to get Angel to go to UPN, they did a campaign called We’ll follow angel to hell or another network.

I listed the UPN Affiliates owned by CBS Corporation in the video that took the CW Affiliation, KBHK in San Francisco changed their callsigns to KBCW. KBHK was previously owned by United Television (a subsidiary of Chris-Craft Industries) and was a UPN Owned and Operated station because of it, they lost it when Chris-Craft sold its 50% of UPN to Viacom in March 2000. But KBHK got their UPN O&O status back in July 2001 when Fox gave it to Viacom in exchange for Viacom owned KTXH and WDCA, shortly after KTXH and WDCA became Fox Owned UPN Affiliates

@Lamar Berry that’s true WNOL did become New Orleans’ CW Affiliate as listed in the video of the 16 Tribune owned WB affiliates that took the CW Affiliation

So cw 38 or Nola 38 don't stay home without us.

Thanks for the love and support

@@TracyGJacksonTV No problem. And let's hope for the best.

@@Kevin-xv9pm I also dedicated this four part video to Connor Higgins who did a two part video about the rise and fall of UPN. It was a lot of hard work doing this four part video such as writing a script, recording it with a camcorder as well as editing it but it was worth it

@@TracyGJacksonTV Well congrats, because I'm more of a UPN kind of guy, and maybe someday soon, you can do a Rise and Fall of UPN of your own. And since I liked Connor's UPN video, maybe I can like yours even more, and also you gave me great interesting facts about UPN and it's stations in major cities since I've been looking at Wikipedia for so Rudy couldn't confuse me with his un-matched info. And it would make me proud if you did.

@@Kevin-xv9pm I have love for UPN as well, I might do a rise and fall on PTEN. I run The WB and UPN Fans Unite group on Facebook dedicated both to The WB and UPN if you aren’t a member you’re welcome to join let me put the link to my group. facebook.com/groups/1987284838242641/

That is true, the same time that The WB’s Fall 1999 Season was also the same time that KHTV changed its callsigns to KHWB on September 20,1999 (on the same day KHTV became a WB Affiliate on September 20,1995 shortly after Tribune bought the station from Gaylord Broadcasting Four years earlier) to reflect their affiliation with The WB. It was also around that time WGN began removing WB programming off their national superstation feed outside of Chicago Kids WB programming was replaced with syndicated programming on September 6,1999 and the following month on October 7,1999 WB Primetime Programming was replaced with theatrical movies, WGN had The WB affiliation only in Chicago. Also the national superstation feed of WGN didn’t carry The CW Affiliation. Former UPN Affiliates that were owned by CBS Television Stations the successor of Paramount Stations Group as well as Viacom Stations Group ended up taking The CW Affiliation or reverted back to an independent station. KCPQ and KZJO ended up becoming FOX owned Stations

I’ve watched both The WB and UPN. The reason why UPN picked up Buffy the Vampire Slayer in April 2001 was due to the fact that Joss Whedon and 20th Century Fox Television wanted an increase of $2.3 million per episode from The WB but their offer was $1.8 million. Because Joss and 20th Century Fox Television didn’t see eye to eye with The WB over an increase which occurred in January 2001, he began shopping Buffy The Vampire Slayer to other networks which many in the entertainment industry believe that FOX Broadcasting would pick up Buffy. As I’ve mentioned before Sarah Michelle Gellar was loyal to The WB was not happy with Buffy the Vampire Slayer moving and she would leave Buffy the Vampire Slayer if the show left The WB, but she was still in a seven year contract.

@@TracyGJacksonTV Well yeah. I have no complaints about "Buffy" and "Roswell" moving to UPN for it's Fall 2001 lineup. But I have little complaints about UPN not acquiring the rights to "Angel". The network (which should've do so in the first place) would've been a complete turnaround for UPN's "Buffy" Tuesday Night block. And UPN should've put "Roswell" on Wednesday Nights at 9pm/8pm after "Star Trek: Enterprise", making the UPN sci-fi Wednesday Night block.

@@Kevin-xv9pm When it was announced that Buffy the Vampire Slayer was moving to UPN for the 2001-2002 Season, the fate of the spin off series Angel was unknown at the time because UPN could have picked it up if The WB cancelled it but Angel ended up staying on The WB. The only reason why Roswell moved to UPN was because 20th Century Fox Television persuaded the network to pick it up because The WB cancelled it on May 15,2001 six days before the season finale of the 2nd Season aired. While The WB aired repeats of Buffy the Vampire Slayer on Wednesday Nights after Dawson’s Creek and Sunday Nights before The WB’s comedy show until the end of August, Roswell didn’t get the same treatment and instead Angel moved to Monday Nights after 7th Heaven because Angel would air on Monday come the Fall 2001 Season.

@@TracyGJacksonTV Well, okay. That makes sense to me.

@@Kevin-xv9pm Also Buffy the Vampire Slayer began its run on off network syndication in September 2001 airing weeknights Monday-Friday on Cable Channel FX as well as weekends on local stations. Most of the stations that aired Buffy The Vampire Slayer were FOX Affiliates

KTXA went back to being an independent after they aired UPN’s last night, ending their 11 year affiliation with UPN.

Ktxa 21's sister station ktvt will not change they remain as cbs affiliate they count-d carried cbs news primetime sports game shows and soaps .

What is the suggestion

@@TracyGJacksonTV You know you've been talking about FOX (as The WB tries to replicate the network's success)?

@@Kevin-xv9pm yes, I might do a video about it but it would take a lot of research

​@@TracyGJacksonTV Awesome! Cause since this is FOX's 35th birthday this year. I thought to myself if you can do a video on it. And since you approved, please take your time on that research. And make it a reminiscent of your WB video (where you talk about their stations, company ownership, Saturday Morning block, and seasons worth of shows (cancelled/renewed/brand new). I'll be looking forward to it soon. Also, I got a special title for you.