Subscribing to Spectrum TV means you are in for a plethora of entertainment choices. At one end of the spectrum, there are kid-friendly and family entertainment channels that entire households can enjoy watching, and on the other end there are news networks keeping viewers updated about the latest buzz nationwide and globally. There is a TV network favorite for every family member with Spectrum TV.
Amid so many channel choices, Bravo is one American Pay Television Network that has sustained its roots in the TV entertainment scene since 1980. A channel that now primarily airs reality shows roots back to dedicating itself to performing arts and film. Bravo’s vision has evolved to quite an extent. The alternations are reflected in the current programming lineup the channel has.
Despite such a major makeover, in January 2016 alone, the network served 90 million U.S. households. That is an estimate of 77% of residential households linked to TV and Bravo.
How did the network earn this stature?
Bravo initially entered the TV network domain as a commercial-free premium channel in 1980. Bravo aired content not limited to a certain genre yet the main selling point for Bravo was that over time, it dedicated itself to fine arts and film. It is the decision to resort to film more than performing arts that made Bravo take away the cake effortlessly.
In the early 2000s when in 2002 NBC bought Bravo and the content broadcasted on the network faced a major makeover. Reality TV Shows started to emerge from 2003. The one show that made Bravo sustain this remodeling was the reality show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. The show’s success and potential to cash in 3.5 million viewers was only the beginning of the network.
More reality TV shows that gained nationwide attention emerged including Project Runway and Top Chef. Within no time, that is all Bravo was known about. That is what the selling point of Bravo became.
The accurate channel number for Bravo varies for every region. To find out the channel number of Bravo, you can use the Spectrum on-screen TV guide and view a list of channels and their numbers included in your subscription. For further clarity and assistance, call 855-423-0918.
Channel lineup varies from region to region. In the list below you will see the channel number Bravo is on for major cities where Spectrum provides TV service. If you don’t find your city in the list below, you can use the aforementioned Spectrum TV guide.
City |
Channel |
Austin, TX |
62 |
Bakersfield, CA |
71 |
Brooklyn, NY |
18 |
Buffalo, NY |
18 |
Charlotte, NC |
37 |
Cincinnati, OH |
70 |
Cleveland, OH |
53 |
Columbus, OH |
53 |
Dallas, TX |
76 |
El Paso, TX |
167 |
Fort Worth, TX |
76 |
Indianapolis, IN |
42 |
Los Angeles, CA |
76 |
Milwaukee, WI |
45 |
New York, NY |
18 |
Orlando, FL |
57 |
St. Louis, MO |
72 |
San Antonio, TX |
167 |
Tampa, FL |
51 |
Bravo is an old-timer in the TV realm that is still going strong with its galore of televisual offerings. Entertainment is non-stop for Bravo. It is no surprise the TV network serves 90 million U.S. households at once and does not slow down in rolling out new content either.
The audience demographic falls under the ages of 25-54-year-old women. Won’t be calling any damsels in distress, now right? The provider is also renowned for furnishing content for the LGBT community. There have been upcoming, ongoing, and old television series that focused on content that represents the LGBTQ community.
Here are the current, upcoming, and past popular shows that have aired on Bravo.
Entertainment is not a secondary option with Spectrum TV. With Bravo in the channel repository, your neighborhood will be updated with the latest gossip, quirkiness, and extravagance that you can only experience on Bravo.
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