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KBBL
KBBL is the fictional call sign used for radio and television stations that broadcast from Springfield. All three are owned and operated by the fictional KBBL Broadcasting Inc.
KBBL-HDTV is mentioned by Homer in the episode Lost Verizon.
KBBL-FM's frequency is 102.5 FM, and its morning show is hosted by Bill and Marty. Its logo is "KBBL" in big red letters. It appears to have a rock-leaning Adult Contemporary Format
Its co-owned AM sister station KBBL at 970 AM, although until recently it was at 580 AM, is a conservative talk radio station. One of its shows is hosted by hard-core conservative Birch Barlow (a Rush Limbaugh parody) and another by Jerry Rude (a Howard Stern parody). This station also covers sporting events. Coincidentally, there was once a real-world KBBL-AM, with a sports talk format, at 1350 AM in Little Rock, Arkansas (the station is now KZTD). According to one episode, KBBL's slogan is "No sports, no rock, no information; for mindless chatter, we're your station," leading to the call letters "KBBL", or "K-Babble".
KBBL-TV
Springfield
Branding Channel 6
Slogan We're Channel 6, Just Catch Us Now!
Channels Analog: 6 VHF
Digital: unknown
Subchannels 6.1 KBBL-HDTV
Affiliations FOX
Owner KBBL Broadcasting Inc.
Sister station(s) KBBL-AM, KBBL-FM, QueBBL
KBBL-TV or KBBL-DT (in recent episodes) (Channel 6) is the fictional television station in Springfield, the home of television personalities Kent Brockman, Krusty the Clown, and Itchy & Scratchy. Its slogan is "We're Channel 6, Just Catch Us Now!" (parody of NBC's 1982-1983 promotional slogan "We're NBC Just Watch Us Now"). Channel 6 is believed to be the local FOX affiliate. Its logo is a red six inside a yellow circle, with a black outline.
In the real world, there are a few television stations using the KBBL calls: Former WB affiliate KBBL-TV channel 34 in Eureka Springs, Arkansas (Now KPBI-TV, located in the market of real-life Springfield, Missouri (but actually serving the Fort Smith-Fayetteville market), which changed to that call from KWFT on July 6, 2006 and joined My Network TV, and the Springfield-licensed low-power relay of another MNT affiliate, KWBM channel 31 in Harrison, Arkansas, which picked up the call sign on July 14, 2006. Prior to July 14, the KBBL call sign was used by the Univision affiliate in Fort Smith, KWNL-CA channel 9 Winslow, Arkansas. The choice of KBBL call letters by Equity Broadcasting, parent of all three stations, likely was not influenced by The Simpsons; Equity likes to use former radio call letters from its hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas as TV call letters, and KBBL was once used by KBBL-AM (see above) and perhaps an FM station. However, since KWBM (and thus the new KBBL-CA) will be affiliates of MyNetworkTV (owned by Fox), it's still possible that the move of KBBL-CA to real-life Springfield was Simpsons-related.
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