- TNN
- Cable channel
- Country cable choice
- Cable chan.
- Erstwhile channel for country music, briefly
- 1980s-90s country music TV station
- It became Spike TV over ten years ago, but will probably live forever in crosswords
- Spike, once
- Southern Fried Fitness channel
- Channel revived as Heartland
- Heartland, once
- Heartland's old name
- Opry Backstage home
- C and W station
- Country music network
- Spike TV, once
- It became Spike in 2003
- Country cable channel
- Spike TV's old name
- C & W cable network
- Former C&W station
- Station from Tenn.
- Spike, previously
- Channel revived as Heartland in 2013
- Cable station that shows "RollerJam"
- Channel that shows square dancing
- Bygone country station
- Former channel whose logo contained a guitar head
- Old country-themed TV channel
- Paramount, once
- Channel that had a guitar head in its logo
- Former channel headquartered in Tennessee, unsurprisingly
- Country music channel
- Country music cable sta.
- Grand Ole Opry airer
- Grand Ole Opry station
- C & W cable channel
- Former C&W channel
- Former "Grand Ole Opry" network
- Former country music TV station
- Former "Grand Ole Opry" cable network
- One-time C&W channel
- Spike TV, previously
- Spike's old letters
- Spike TV's former name
- Spike TV, formerly
- Old cable network initials
- Former Opry airer
- Country Music Today airer
- Country cable letters, once
- Spike's former name
- Cable carrier of country music
- Grand Ole Opry network
- Country Awards network
- TV music station
- Cable choice
- MTV-owned cable network
- W.W.E. Raw airer
- Former "Grand Ole Opry Live" network
- Prime Time Country airer
- Former Opry network
- Old cable choice
- 1990s-2000s airer of "The Real McCoys"
- Former NASCAR airer
- Old Opry network
- Original "Nashville Now" airer
- Paramount Network, once
- Country music cable station: Abbr.
- Tennessee TV letters
- Country-music cable channel
- Opry cable network
- Former country music network
- Erstwhile NASCAR broadcaster
- Rick & Bubba Show home
- Onetime broadcaster from Opryland USA
- Former country music channel
- Cable channel renamed Spike TV
- Former cable channel
- Viacom cable channel
- Former "Grand Ole Opry" channel
- Former name of Spike TV
- Spike Lee sued to prevent it from changing its name
- Music City Tonight network
- Nashville-based cable service
- Grand Ole Opry broadcaster
- C & W channel
- Inside Nascar channel
- Country place?
- Statler Bros. broadcaster
- Grand Old Opry airer
- 1980s cable competitor of CMT
- Channel that became Spike TV
- Old country music channel
- Onetime airer of "Music City Tonight"
- Big inits. in cable
- W.W.F. airer
- Cable sta.
- Monster Jam airer
- Basic cable channel
- Channel owned by Viacom
- Country music network, once
- Longtime cable inits.
- Viacom-owned cable channel
- Old cable inits.
- Cable inits.
- Former cable inits.
- Old cable TV inits.
- TV's Spike, once
- Former TV inits.
- Onetime Nascar outlet
- C&W channel, once
- TV network that broadcast live from Opryland USA
- Larry's Country Diner channel
- Big inits. in C&W
- Cable TV's Heartland, formerly
- Bygone cable inits.
- Channel that became Heartland in 2013
- Old channel with country music videos
- Former inits. for Spike TV
- Channel that became Spike TV in 2003
- Country music channel, once
- Old channel that showed "Hee Haw"
- Onetime sister channel of CMT
- Country channel relaunching in 2012
- Predecessor to Spike TV
- Cable channel now called Spike
- TV's Spike formerly,
- MTV's country rival
- Abbr. on the cable dial
- Country music station
- C & W network
- Nashville network
- Cable network with line dancing
- Channel that used to run country videos
- Former country network
- Paramount Network, formerly
- Cable monogram
- Cable netwk.
- Prime Time Country network
- Ex-XFL network
- Former cable network
- Spike on TV, formerly
- Spike sued to prevent its name change
- Spike's old network name
- Grand Ole Opry Live channel, once
- C&W network now called Heartland
- C&W TV
- Cable letters
- It's now Spike TV
- Home of TV's "Prime Time Country"
- The Conspiracy Zone network
- Network originally based at Opryland
- It became Spike
- Network that morphed into Spike
- Network that became Spike TV in 2003
- It became Spike TV in 2003
- Onetime airer of "Hee Haw"
