Antenna TV Celebrates Halloween with Bewitched and Sabrina; Vince Vaughn Gets Animated for Comedy

Thursday, October 04, 2018

Antenna TV Celebrates Halloween with Bewitched and Sabrina; Vince Vaughn Gets Animated for Comedy

Antenna TV Witch-O-ween Bewitched Marathon

This Halloween, Antenna TV, Tribune Broadcasting's multicast entertainment network is brewing up a BEWITCHING day with the twitchiest of witches and the sweetest of sorceresses. On Wednesday, October 31, Antenna TV will air "Witch-O-Ween Bewitched Marathon" from 5a to 4a ET. Treat yourself to an entire day of this comedy classic with 48 episodes of Bewitched.

Antenna TV Spell-O-Ween Sabrina, the Teenage Witch Marathon

On Halloween Eve, cast a spell with a Spellman... Sabrina Spellman, when Antenna TV airs "Spell-O-Ween Sabrina, the Teenage Witch Marathon" on Tuesday October 30, from 6p to 4a ET. After all, what's scarier than high school? Bewitched regularly airs on Antenna TV Weekdays 2p ET/11a PT, Weekdays 11:30a ET /8:30a PT, Saturdays 11p ET/8p PT and Sundays 1a ET/10p PT. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch regularly airs on Antenna TV on Weekends 1p ET / 10a PT.

F is for Family - Vince Vaughn as Colonel Chet Stevenson

After serving as an Executive Producer, Vince Vaughn will finally voice a character in the upcoming season of F is for Family. Colonel Chet Stevenson is Frank's new neighbor. He's a true man's man and a legendary Air Force fighter pilot who's spent the last few years in Vietnam before recently transferring back stateside to the local Air Force Base where Young Frank did his Air National Guard service. In short, Chet is everything Frank wishes he could have been. At a stressful time when he could really use a friend, the virile and outgoing Chet takes Frank under his wing and, with his new Vietnamese wife on his arm, Chet quickly becomes a major part of Frank's life and a huge force in the cul de sac.

From comedian Bill Burr and Emmy award-winner Michael Price, F is for Family transports viewers back to the 1970s, a time when political correctness, helicopter parenting and indoor smoking bans weren't part of anyone's vocabulary, let alone the norm.