Bold

Bold, alternately branded as Bold from , is an American cable and satellite television channel launched in [September, October, November or December] TBDth, 2012, being owned by, a WarnerMedia company.

Unlike its sister channel, Bold primarily broadcasts programming geared toward teenagers and young adults in the 14-34 age range. Its programming include live-action original series, music programming, feature films, made-for-TV original movies and occasional sports broadcasts.

History
In mid 2011, Turner Broadcasting System started its plans to launch a new television channel aiming teenagers and young adults.

Programs
See List of Bold programs.

Programming blocks
See /Programming blocks/.

Content agreements

 * WarnerMedia
 * Warner Bros. Entertainment
 * Warner Bros. Pictures (select films only)
 * New Line Cinema (select films only)
 * Warner Animation Group (select films only)
 * Warner Bros. Television
 * (select films and series only)
 * Cartoon Network (live-action content only)
 * Sony Pictures Entertainment
 * Columbia Pictures (select films only)
 * TriStar Pictures (select films only)
 * Sony Pictures Animation
 * Sony Pictures Television
 * NBCUniversal
 * Universal Studios (select films only)
 * DreamWorks Animation
 * Illumination Entertainment
 * Universal Animation Studios
 * Universal Television
 * Lionsgate (select films only)
 * (select films only)
 * Lionsgate (select films only)
 * (select films only)

Reception
The station got positive reviews due to its TBD.

Trivia

 * Bold was originally pitched as a sister channel to Cartoon Network and Boomerang in order to compete against Disney Channel and Nickelodeon's live-action programming, but due to the mixed-to-negative reception of Cartoon Network's live-action programming, Turner opted to make it a sister channel to TNT, TBS and TruTV instead and pitted against Disney's ABC Family (now Freeform) and Viacom's MTV instead.