Begin with the name of the episode in quotation marks. If the show is not part of a series, then you will need to skip this. However, for the sake of example, say that the name of the episode was "Dogs and Dog Owners: Who Owns Who?" Your reference notes would then begin: "Dogs and Dog Owners: Who Owns Who?"
Underline the name of the series. If your word processor will not let you underline words, use underscore symbols to indicate that the title of the series should be underlined. If the series was called "Pets and Their People," then your citation would now read: "Dogs and Dog Owners: Who Owns Who?" _Pets and Their People_.
List the network and the station. The network can be abbreviated, if necessary, and followed by a period. The station should be followed by a comma. For example, if the show was put on by Fox Broadcasting and showed on Peachtree TV, then your citation should read: "Dogs and Dog Owners: Who Owns Who?" _Pets and Their People_. Fox. Peachtree TV,
Add the name of the city where the station is located and a period. Peachtree TV is based in Atlanta, Georgia, so your citation should now say: "Dogs and Dog Owners: Who Owns Who?" _Pets and Their People_. Fox. Peachtree TV, Atlanta.
Finish with the date that the show was broadcast. The date should be listed in the order "day month year." You can abbreviate the month by using the first three letters. For example, if the show aired on June 4, 2006, then your finished citation should read: "Dogs and Dog Owners: Who Owns Who?" _Pets and Their People_. Fox. Peachtree TV, Atlanta. 4 Jun 2006.