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Line 109: ==TNBC (1992-2002)== NBC abandoned the animated series in August 1992 in favor of a Saturday edition of ''[[Weekend Today\|Today]]'' and more live-action series under the name [[Teen NBC\|TNBC]] (''Teen NBC''). Most of the series on the TNBC lineup were series produced by [[Peter Engel (TV producer)\|Peter Engel]] such as ''[[City Guys]]'', ''[[Hang Time (TV series)\|Hang Time]]'', ''[[California Dreams]]'', ''[[One World (TV series)\|One World]]'' and the ''Saved by the Bell'' spinoff, ''[[Saved by the Bell: The New Class]]''.<ref name="DiscoveryKids">{{cite news\|url=http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117856766.html?categoryid=1201&cs=1&query=\|title=Discovery set to kid around with Peacock\|date=December 4, 2001\|work=Variety\|accessdate=2009-08-13 \| first=Paula \| last=Bernstein}}</ref> ''NBA Inside Stuff'' was also a part of the TNBC lineup during the duration of the NBA season. Even though the educational content was minimal to nonexistent, even detrimental, NBC labeled all the live-action shows with an E/I rating. ===TNBC lineup history===

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