Former assets (NBCUniversal)

Divested[edit]

 * A&E Networks (15.8%, with The Walt Disney Company and Hearst)
 * A&E
 * Crime & Investigation Network
 * FYI (formerly The Biography Channel)
 * The History Network
 * History en Español
 * Military History Channel
 * Lifetime
 * LMN (formerly Lifetime Movie Network)
 * LRW (formerly Lifetime Real Women)
 * Big Idea Entertainment: acquired by 20th Century Fox (pending to Paramount Pictures) in 2026.
 * CIC Video: Paramount Home Entertainment acquired Universal's stake in the company and absorbed it in 1999
 * Comcast SportsNet Houston
 * Court TV
 * Craftsy (formerly Bluprint): now owned by TN Marketing
 * Das Vierte
 * Euronews (25%) - NBCUniversal sold its stake to other stakeholders
 * ITC Entertainment: acquired as part of Seagram's purchase of PolyGram in 1998, then sold to Carlton Communications in 1999
 * Rogue Pictures: sold to Relativity Media in 2009
 * ShopNBC
 * Sundance Channel
 * TV One (50% joint venture with Radio One)
 * Vivendi Universal Games: retained by Vivendi following the merger of NBC and Universal, then merged with Activision in 2008 to form Activision Blizzard
 * The Weather Company – with private equity firms Bain Capital and The Blackstone Group: Originally a parent company of The Weather Channel. In January 2016, it was acquired by IBM.
 * The Weather Channel – with private equity firms Bain Capital and The Blackstone Group: sold to Entertainment Studios.

Dormant or shuttered[edit]

 * American Sports Classics
 * Anime Selects
 * AZN Television: TV channel focused on Asian and Asian-American culture; formerly known as International Channel from its foundation in 1996 to 2005; shut down in 2008
 * Chiller
 * Chiller Films
 * Cloo
 * The Comcast Network
 * Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast (with Charter Communications)
 * Comcast Sports Southwest
 * Esquire Network
 * Fearnet (with Lions Gate Entertainment and Sony Pictures Entertainment)
 * MountainWest Sports Network (controlling stake)
 * NBC Weather Plus
 * NBCSN
 * NewSport
 * Peacock Productions[29]
 * TOMORROW[30]
 * Sky Vision
 * SportsChannel
 * Station Venture Holdings (79.62% with LIN Media)
 * Style Network (Australia)
 * Television Without Pity: ceased its operations on May 31, 2014; relaunched under Tribune Media in 2016 later closed in 2017
 * Trio
 * Universal Sports Network (8% with InterMedia Partners)
 * USA Cable Entertainment: folded into NBC Universal Television Studio in 2004
 * G4 Media (88%, with Dish Network)
 * G4
 * MCA TV
 * MTE
 * Multimedia Entertainment: acquired by Universal Television in 1996
 * Multimedia Motion Pictures
 * NBC Enterprises
 * NBC International Ltd.
 * PolyGram Television
 * DailyCandy
 * FandangoNow (formerly M-GO)
 * iVillage
 * Seeso
 * Shift
 * Chapman Entertainment: acquired by DreamWorks Animation in 2013
 * Entertainment Rights
 * Carrington Productions International
 * Link Entertainment
 * Tell-Tale Productions
 * FilmDistrict: folded into Focus Features in 2014
 * High Top Releasing
 * Focus World
 * Golden Books Family Entertainment: acquired by Classic Media in 2001
 * CST Entertainment
 * Shari Lewis Enterprises
 * Total Television
 * Good Machine: sold to Universal Pictures and merged into Focus Features
 * Gramercy Pictures
 * October Films: merged into USA Films, which was later merged into Focus Features
 * Optical Programming Associates: joint venture between Magnavox, MCA Videodisc, and Pioneer Video
 * PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
 * Associated Film Distribution
 * PolyGram Pictures
 * Propaganda Films
 * Savoy Pictures: library acquired by Focus Features in 2006
 * Universal Eight
 * Universal TV (British and Irish TV channel)
 * Universal Channel (Asia)
 * UPA: acquired by Classic Media in 2000
 * USA Home Entertainment
 * Walter Lantz Productions: sold to MCA Inc. in 1984
 * 13th Street Australia
 * Diva TV
 * Diva (Asia)
 * E! (Asia)
 * KidsCo (51% with Corus Entertainment)
 * Hallmark Channel International
 * Qubo (with Ion Media, Scholastic Entertainment, Classic Media and Corus Entertainment): children's programming block that launched in 2006, which later launched as a linear channel in 2007. In 2012, NBC and Telemundo discontinued their Qubo blocks after Comcast acquired NBCUniversal. Following the acquisition of Ion Media by the E. W. Scripps Company on January 7, 2021, the Qubo brand name ceased to exist on March 1, 2021.
 * Premium Movie Partnership (with Sony Pictures Entertainment, ViacomCBS, News Corporation and Liberty Global)
 * Showtime Australian movie channels
 * Showcase
 * Showtime Greats
 * Steel
 * TV1 General Entertainment Partnership (with Sony Pictures Television and CBS Studios International)
 * TV1
 * SF
 * Wet 'n Wild Orlando: closed on December 31, 2016 and replaced by Volcano Bay.