Paramount Network is an American entertainment channel that offers a diverse range of programming, including original series, movies, and classic TV shows. It is a subsidiary of Paramount Global, a major media conglomerate.

The channel was originally launched as TNN: The Nashville Network in 1983, focusing on country music and rural lifestyle content. In 2000, it rebranded as Spike TV, shifting its focus to a more male-oriented audience with action, adventure, and reality programming.

In 2018, Spike TV underwent another rebranding, becoming Paramount Network. This rebranding aimed to broaden the channel's appeal and attract a wider audience with a more diverse programming lineup.

Paramount Network has gained recognition for its original series, including Yellowstone, a popular drama series about a powerful ranching family in Montana. Other notable original series include The Stand, a miniseries based on Stephen King's novel, and Heels, a drama about a family-run wrestling promotion.

In addition to original programming, Paramount Network also features a library of classic TV shows, such as The Twilight Zone, Cheers, and Frasier. The channel also airs a selection of popular movies, both new and classic releases.

Paramount Network is available in over 80 million households in the United States and is also available through various streaming services.