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Comet (Sinclair)

Comet is a multicast network that airs scripted sci-fi and thriller television shows. The network is owned by Sinclair and distributed on digital broadcast TV stations across the United States.

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National Wrestling Alliance inks deal with Sinclair’s Comet

The agreement expands NWA’s reach via free, ad-supported TV, marking its broadest distribution since its 2017 revival.

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Sinclair’s Comet to air “The Librarians,” “The Outpost” from Electric Entertainment

Sinclair’s sci-fi multicast network Comet has licensed The Librarians, set to debut with a February marathon and weekly slots.

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(Clockwise from top left) The logos of Sinclair's multicast networks Comet, Charge!, The Nest and Roar. (Courtesy logos, Graphic designed by The Desk)

Sinclair multicast networks see sharp ratings growth in November

Sinclair’s networks networks posted strong November ratings gains, driven by expanded distribution and more-premium shows.

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The annual CometFest event in 2025 took place at the Fine Arts Theater in Beverly Hills. (Courtesy photo)

Comet to celebrate 10th anniversary with special programming

Sinclair-owned Comet will pay homage to its past and future programming with a special movie marathon in commemoration of its 10th anniversary.

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Comet Fest draws over 2 million to Sinclair multicast network

A tribute to the Jurassic Park film franchise by Sinclair's Comet earlier this month generated record audiences and year-over-year growth in key demographics.

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(Clockwise from top left) The logos of Sinclair's multicast networks Comet, Charge!, The Nest and Roar. (Courtesy logos, Graphic designed by The Desk)

Sinclair adds new affiliates for multicast networks

Sinclair is advancing its multicast networks strategy with new broadcast affiliates and a new national distribution deal with Mediacom, the broadcaster announced Wednesday.

(Clockwise from top left) The logos of Sinclair's multicast networks Comet, Charge!, The Nest and Roar. (Courtesy logos, Graphic designed by The Desk)

Sinclair to add more premium shows to multicast networks

Comet, Charge, Roar and The Nest are getting new programs and movies, starting later this year.

(Clockwise from top left) The logos of Sinclair's multicast networks Comet, Charge!, The Nest and Roar. (Courtesy logos, Graphic designed by The Desk)

Sinclair has strong message for advertisers: “Broadcast is back”

Sinclair's strategy of developing brand identities, licensing programs and distributing its multicast network portfolio has increased viewership — and it wants advertisers to jump on board.

(Clockwise from top left) The logos of Sinclair's multicast networks Comet, Charge!, TBD and The Nest. (Courtesy logos, Graphic designed by The Desk)

Sinclair networks see lift from NCAA March Madness final

Comet, Charge and TBD saw higher viewership immediately after the Florida-Houston game in key markets where CBS-owned stations are affiliates.

The letters TBD written over the New York City skyline.

Sinclair’s TBD sees ratings boost from Super Bowl, SNL marathon block

Sinclair saw higher viewership on Super Bowl Sunday with its decision to program reruns of Saturday Night Live that touched on various Super Bowl themes.

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(Clockwise from top left) The logos of Sinclair's multicast networks Comet, Charge!, TBD and The Nest. (Courtesy logos, Graphic designed by The Desk)

Sinclair renews distribution deal with Nexstar for multicast networks

Comet, Charge!, TBD and The Nest are now available on leading Nexstar-owned or operated stations in key markets across the country.

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Sinclair multicast networks see ratings bump from football, other major events

Sinclair's multicast networks TBD and Comet benefitted from prime distribution on CBS and Fox-owned stations when the networks offered key NFL championship games last month.

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