History Creator / TruTV

* ''Series/Clipaholics'' (2012)

* ''Series/AdamRuinsEverything'' (2015-19)
* ''Series/AtHomeWithAmySedaris'' (2017-20)
* ''Series/BillyOnTheStreet'' (2015-17)
* ''Series/TheCarbonaroEffect'' (2014-20)
* ''Series/TheChrisGethardShow'' (2017-18)
* ''Series/HardcorePawn'' (2009-15)

* ''Series/OperationRepo'' (2008-14)
* ''Series/TacomaFD'' (2019-present)
* ''Series/WorldsDumbest'' (2008-14)

On January 1, 2008, the network was re-branded as truTV, and [[NetworkDecay shifted its focus away from crime-related programming to "caught on camera" type shows]]. The networks' new slogan became "Not reality, Actuality" to maintain its position that their programming was less scripted than even most reality shows. With the re-brand, daytime trial coverage was re-branded ''In Session'' and cut down to six hours a day on weekdays. Courtroom coverage would be fully eliminated from the channel in September 2013. A couple of years earlier, the network also began carrying coverage of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament (as Creator/{{CBS}}, Creator/{{TBS}} and Creator/{{TNT}} were at their limits when it came to coverage, and putting coverage on Creator/{{CNN}} or Creator/CartoonNetwork would cause rage). As a result, it's become a RunningGag that people have to find the channel during March Madness when they otherwise wouldn't watch it. There have even been rumors that Turner was looking to turn [=truTV=] into an all-sports channel, even attempting a play at the rights to the UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague to no avail.[[note]]Sibling network [=TNT=] would eventually obtain rights to the NHL in 2021, leading to [=truTV=] occasionally being used to show games if coverage of an earlier game on [=TNT=] runs long.[[/note]]

[=truTV=] is an American cable & satellite network owned by Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery, with a focus on live-action comedy shows.

Coming back full circle, the "Court TV" name and program archive were purchased from Turner by Katz Broadcasting, an operator of several digicast networks, and used to relaunch that channel in May 2019 as a digital broadcast subnetwork.

* ''Series/AtHomeWithAmySedaris'' (2017-2020)

[=TruTV=] is an American cable & satellite network owned by Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery, with a focus on live-action comedy shows.

On January 1, 2008, the network was re-branded as truTV, and [[NetworkDecay shifted its focus away from crime-related programming to "caught on camera" type shows]]. The networks' new slogan became "Not reality, Actuality" to maintain its position that their programming was less scripted than even most reality shows. With the re-brand, daytime trial coverage was re-branded ''In Session'' and cut down to six hours a day on weekdays. Courtroom coverage would be fully eliminated from the channel in September 2013. That was also the year the network began carrying coverage of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Tournament (as Creator/{{CBS}}, Creator/{{TBS}} and Creator/{{TNT}} were at their limits when it came to coverage, and putting coverage on Creator/{{CNN}} or Creator/CartoonNetwork would cause rage). As a result, it's become a RunningGag that people have to find the channel during March Madness when they otherwise wouldn't watch it. There have even been rumors that Turner was looking to turn [=TruTV=] into an all-sports channel, even attempting a play at the rights to the UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague to no avail.

[=TruTV=] is an American cable & satellite network owned by AT&T's Creator/WarnerMedia division, with a focus on live-action comedy shows.

* ''Series/TheCarbonaroEffect'' (2014-present)

* ''Series/AdamRuinsEverything''
* ''Series/TheCarbonaroEffect''
* ''Series/HardcorePawn''
* ''Series/ImpracticalJokers''
* ''Series/OperationRepo''
* ''Series/TacomaFD''
* ''Series/WorldsDumbest''

* ''The Problem with Apu''

[=TruTV=] is an American cable & satellite network owned by AT&T's Creator/WarnerMedia] division, with a focus on live-action comedy shows.

The channel first launched in 1991 as Court TV, a merger between two projects (one from Time Warner, the other from Creator/{{NBC}}; Liberty Media joined the venture around the time of launch, while NBC would leave in 1998) to create a court-oriented news channel. The channel's original focus was on live courtroom footage and news as it happened and grew to fame by showing the Menendez brothers' first trial in 1994 and the murder trial of O.J. Simpson in 1995. In 1998, it would add syndicated programming with a crime theme to prime time. In 2005 (a year before Liberty Media sold out, resulting in [=TimeWarner=] integrating the network into its' Turner Broadcasting unit), the network split its programming into two parts with courtroom coverage broadcast under the ''Court TV News'' branding during the daytime on weekdays, while other programming used the ''Seriously Entertaining'' tagline.

On January 1, 2008, the network was re-branded as truTV, and [[NetworkDecay shifted its focus away from crime-related programming to "caught on camera" type shows]]. The networks' new slogan became "Not reality, Actuality" to maintain its position that their programming was less scripted than even most reality shows. With the re-brand, daytime trial coverage was re-branded ''In Session'' and cut down to six hours a day on weekdays. Courtroom coverage would be fully eliminated from the channel in September 2013. That was also the year the network began carrying coverage of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Tournament (as Creator/{{CBS}}, Creator/{{TBS}} and Creator/{{TNT}} were at their limits when it came to coverage). As a result, it's become a RunningGag that people have to find the channel during March Madness when they otherwise wouldn't watch it. There have even been rumors that Turner was looking to turn [=TruTV=] into an all-sports channel, even attempting a play at the rights to the UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague to no avail.

The channel first launched in 1991 as Court TV, a merger between two projects (one from Time Warner, the other from Creator/{{NBC}}; Liberty Media joined the venture around the time of launch, while NBC would leave in 1998) to create a court-oriented news channel. The channel's original focus was on live courtroom footage and news as it happened and grew to fame by showing the Menendez brothers' first trial in 1994 and the murder trial of O.J. Simpson in 1995. In 1998, it would add syndicated programming with a crime theme to prime time. In 2005 (a year before Liberty Media sold out, resulting in [=TimeWarner=] integrating the network into its' Turner Broadcasting unit), the network split its programming into two parts with courtroom coverage getting the ''Court TV News'' name and airing during daytime on weekdays while other programming used the ''Seriously Entertaining'' name.

On January 1, 2008, the network was re-branded as truTV, and [[NetworkDecay shifted its focus away from crime-related programming to "caught on camera" type shows]]. The networks' new slogan became "Not reality, Actuality" to maintain its position that their programming was less scripted than even most reality shows. With the re-brand, daytime trial coverage was re-branded ''In Session'' and cut down to six hours a day on weekdays. Courtroom coverage would be fully eliminated from the channel in September 2013. That was also the year the network began carrying coverage of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Tournament (as Creator/{{CBS}}, Creator/{{TBS}} and Creator/{{TNT}} were at their limits when it came to coverage, and putting games on CNN or Cartoon Network wouldn't be a good idea). As a result, it's become a running joke that people have to find the channel during March Madness when they otherwise wouldn't watch it. There have even been rumors that Turner was looking to turn [=TruTV=] into an all-sports channel, even attempting a play at the rights to the UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague to no avail.

The channel would re-brand again in 2015, to focus more on its' live-action comedy shows along with an advertising effort to move away from its original focus on both crime and "caught on camera" shows. Content from the network is planned to be a part of [=WarnerMedia=]'s all-encompassing streaming service Creator/HBOMax, set to launch in 2020.

Coming back full circle, a new channel called Court TV (the name and program archive were purchased from Turner by Katz Broadcasting, an operator of several digicast networks) launched in May 2019 as a digital broadcast subnetwork, once again showing live daytime coverage during the day and crime news at night.

!!Shows that air or have aired on the network include:

* ''Series/{{Cops}}''

[=TruTV=] is an American cable & satellite network owned by AT&T's [[Creator/WarnerBros [=WarnerMedia=]]] division, with a focus on live-action comedy shows.

Tru TV is an American cable & satellite network owned by Turner Communications that is currently focused on live-action comedy shows. The channel began as a different channel under a different name and with a different focus in 1991.

The channel first launched in 1991 as Court TV, a merger between two projects to create a court-oriented news channel. The channel's original focus was on live courtroom footage and news as it happened and grew to fame by showing the Menendez brothers' first trial in 1994 and the murder trail of O.J. Simpson in 1998. That same year it would add syndicated programming with a crime theme to prime time. In 2005 the network split its programming into two parts with courtroom coverage getting the ''Court TV News'' name and airing during daytime on weekdays while other programming used the ''Seriously Entertaining'' name.

On January 1, 2008 the network was re-branded as truTV, and shifted its focus away from crime-related programming to "caught on camera" type shows. The networks' new slogan became "Not reality, Actuality" to maintain its position that their programming was less scripted than even most reality shows. With the re-brand, daytime trial coverage was re-branded ''In Session'' and cut down to six hours a day on weekdays. Courtroom coverage would be fully eliminated from the channel in September 2013. That was also the year the network began carrying coverage of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Tournament.

The channel would re-brand again in 2015 to focus more on live-action comedy shows along with an advertising effort to move away from its original focus on crime shows.

Coming back full circle a new channel called Court TV launched in May 2019 as a digital broadcast subnetwork, once again showing live daytime coverage during the day and crime news at night.

* ''Series/ConspiracyTheoryWithJesseVentura''

''Series/AdamRuinsEverything''
''Series/TheCarbonaroEffect''
''Series/ConspiracyTheoryWithJesseVentura''
''Series/{{Cops}}''
''Series/HardcorePawn''
''Series/ImpracticalJokers''
''Series/OperationRepo''
''Series/WorldsDumbest''

!!Shows that air or have aired on truTV:

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The channel would re-brand again in 2015 to focus more on live-action comedy shows along with an advertising effort to move away from its original focus on crime shows.