| Baylor, e.g. | 12 |
| Peacock network | 15 |
| "30 Rock" network | 27 |
| Leno's network | 18 |
| "SNL" network | 23 |
| Where you'll find "The Office" | 44 |
| "Community" network | 29 |
| Seinfeld's old network | 26 |
| 30 Rock occupant | 16 |
| "The Tonight Show" broadcaster | 40 |
| "The Office" airer | 28 |
| "Grimm" network | 25 |
| Where to catch "SNL" | 30 |
| Media initials since 1926 | 25 |
| Leno's employer | 19 |
| Jimmy Fallon's network | 26 |
| Home of "The Office" | 30 |
| GE subsidiary | 13 |
| "The Voice" network | 29 |
| "Seinfeld" was on it | 30 |
| "Peacock" network | 27 |
| "ER" network | 22 |
| "America's Got Talent" network | 44 |
| Where to find "Friends" | 33 |
| SNL network | 11 |
| Network for "Knight Rider" | 36 |
| Letters after C or MS | 21 |
| Letterman left it | 17 |
| Its logo is a peacock | 21 |
| G.E. subsidiary | 15 |
| Fallon's network | 20 |
| Fallon's employer | 21 |
| Brokaw's network | 20 |
| Brian Williams's employer | 29 |
| Berle's network | 19 |
| A TV network | 12 |
| 30 Rock tenant | 14 |
| "Tonight Show" network | 32 |
| "The West Wing" network | 33 |
| "The Voice" airer | 27 |
| "The Biggest Loser" network | 37 |
| "SNL" venue | 21 |
| "Must See TV" network | 31 |
| "Meet the Press" network | 34 |
| "Football Night in America" network | 45 |
| "Chuck" network | 25 |
| "Biggest Loser" network | 33 |
| ''SNL'' shower | 30 |
| ''SNL'' network | 31 |
| ''Deal or No Deal'' airer | 41 |
| Where to watch Earl Hickey | 26 |
| Where "Friends" was found | 35 |
| When the Roman general Drusus Senior died | 41 |
| TV channel whose slogan is "More Colorful" | 52 |
| Tom Brokaw's employer | 25 |
| The Peacock Network | 19 |
| “The Office” network | 28 |
| Seinfeld network | 16 |
| Sarnoff's startup, 1926 | 27 |
| S.N.L. network | 14 |
| RCA network | 11 |
| Peacock's home? | 19 |
| Peacock TV network | 18 |
| Peacock net | 11 |
| Part of R.C.A. | 14 |
| Original "Wagon Train" network | 40 |
| Original "Bonanza" airer | 34 |
| Noted network: abbr. | 20 |
| Network with a three-note theme | 31 |
| Network with a peacock | 22 |
| Network with "Ed" and "Grimm" | 49 |
| Network that carries a Donald Trump show | 40 |
| Network for Jimmy Fallon | 24 |
| Much-aired initials | 19 |
| MS follower | 11 |
| “Meet the Press” network | 32 |
| Media network | 13 |
| Longtime RCA subsidiary | 23 |
| Longtime Bob Hope broadcaster | 29 |
| Leno's letters | 18 |
| Leno's home | 15 |
| Leno's channel | 18 |
| Leno is seen on it | 18 |
| Leno appears on it | 18 |
| JohnnyÂ's network | 25 |
| Johnny's here | 17 |
| Johnny was here | 15 |
| Jimmy Fallon's home | 23 |
| Jay Leno's network | 22 |
| Its slogan was once "Parade of Stars" | 47 |
| Its slogan was once "Be there" | 40 |
| Its old motto was "must-see TV" | 41 |
| Its musical ID is just the notes G, E and C | 43 |
| Its logo displays all Roy G. Biv except indigo | 46 |
| It shows the "Today Show" | 35 |
| It shows "Today" | 26 |
| It has six of the seven rainbow colors in its logo | 50 |
| It has a peacock logo | 21 |
| It aired the first coast-to-coast Oscar telecast, 1953 | 54 |
| Initials on a TV screen | 23 |