Felicity (TV Series) - Worldwide Viewing

Worldwide Viewing

Although Felicity was filmed and aired in the United States, it was shown worldwide.

  • Argentina (Sony Entertainment Television, Telefe)
  • Australia (Seven Network)
  • Austria (ORF1)
  • Belgium (VT4)
  • Brazil (Sony Entertainment Television, SBT)
  • Bosnia (OBN)
  • Bulgaria (Kanal 1, Nova Television, bTV Cinema)
  • Canada (CTV, W Network)
  • Chile (Sony Entertainment Television)
  • Colombia (Sony Entertainment Television, Canal Uno)
  • Costa Rica (Sony Entertainment Television)
  • Croatia (HRT)
  • Cyprus (ANT1)
  • Denmark (Kanal 5, TV 2 Zulu)
  • Estonia (TV3)
  • Egypt (Channel 2)
  • Finland (Nelonen)
  • France (TF1)
  • Germany (RTL)
  • Guatemala (Sony Entertainment Television)
  • Hong Kong (TVB Pearl)
  • Iceland (Stöð 2)
  • Republic of Ireland (RTÉ Two)
  • Israel (Channel 2, Hot 3)
  • Italy (Rai Due)
  • Kenya (KTN)
  • Latin America (Sony Entertainment Television)
  • Latvia (TV3 Latvia)
  • Lebanon (Future Television)
  • Malaysia (TV2)
  • Mexico (Sony Entertainment Television)
  • Morocco (2M TV)
  • New Zealand (TV3, Vibe)
  • Norway (TV3)
  • Philippines (RPN 9)
  • Poland (TVP2, TVP3)
  • Portugal (RTP1)
  • Republic of Macedonia (Macedonian Radio-Television)
  • Romania (TVR1)
  • Russia (Sony Entertainment Television)
  • Serbia (RTS)
  • Singapore (MediaCorp Channel 5)
  • Slovakia (TV Markíza)
  • Slovenia (Kanal A)
  • South Africa (E.tv)
  • Spain (Telecinco, Localia, CosmoTV, ClanTV, Cuatro)
  • Sweden (TV3, TV4)
  • Turkey (DiziMax, S'nek)
  • United Kingdom (ITV2)
  • Venezuela (Sony Entertainment Television, Televen, Venevisión)

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