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*In ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'', the player can buy CNT shares via [[bawsaq.com]]. |
*In ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'', the player can buy CNT shares via [[bawsaq.com]]. |
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*CNT's BAWSAQ stock market name is "CNTU" in ''GTA IV'', but has changed to simply "CNT" in ''GTA V''. |
*CNT's BAWSAQ stock market name is "CNTU" in ''GTA IV'', but has changed to simply "CNT" in ''GTA V''. |
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+ | *Coincidentally, the CNT logo resembles the logo used by [[wp:AMC_(TV_channel)|AMC]] since March 2013. Ironically, the CNT logo was used much earlier. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
Revision as of 17:55, 6 September 2013
CNT, short for Conglomerated National Television, is a fictional television network in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V. The name is a play on US TV networks CNN and TNT, and possibly CMT, however, the acronym is actually a play on the vulgar word "cunt".
CNT is listed on the BAWSAQ. It is traded as "CNTU" in GTA IV, but has changed to simply "CNT" in GTA V.
Programs
Grand Theft Auto IV
Viewable Programs
- I'm Rich
- The Serrated Edge
- A History of Liberty City (Part 2 in EFLC)
- Princess Robot Bubblegum (for TBoGT)
Mentioned Programs
- American Asshole
- America's Next Top Hooker
- Bad Girlz: Carwash Fundraiser
- Boner
- Conjoined Twins (Season 2 in TBoGT)
- Drunk Daddy and the Door
- Fear The Dark Finger
- Funeral Factor
- Gold Diggers of Liberty City (TBoGT)
- Patriot 500
- Shitty Singer Competition
- Z Games
Advertisements
- Pißwasser
- Love-meet.net
- Super Classy Touch Limo
- Karin Dilettante
- Higgins Helitours
- Cluckin' Bell
- Sully's Auto Mart
- LCPD recruitment
Grand Theft Auto V
- TBA
Trivia
- A TV station called CNT (Central Nacional de Televisão) exists in real life in Brazil.
- In Grand Theft Auto V, the player can buy CNT shares via bawsaq.com.
- CNT's BAWSAQ stock market name is "CNTU" in GTA IV, but has changed to simply "CNT" in GTA V.
- Coincidentally, the CNT logo resembles the logo used by AMC since March 2013. Ironically, the CNT logo was used much earlier.