nighttime programming at an older audience.) From 2004 until the channel was replaced by Disney XD in February 2009, now-defunct spin-off network Toon Disney ran “Jetix”, a block of action-oriented live-action and animated series targeted at older children in the evening and early overnight slot. Since its 2012 launch, the Disney Junior linear channel features some archival programming from the 1990s during the overnight hours. Other networks that have offered nighttime-only timeshare channel feeds or program blocks included USA Network, which carried Black Entertainment Television (BET) as a two-hour-long nightly block from January 1980 to January 1983, and the Financial News Network, which shared channel space with sports-oriented network Score from April 1985 to May 1991. (Score aired exclusively during the nighttime hours until September 1988, before being relegated to weekend afternoons and evenings when FNN began offering financial news and talk programs in prime time Monday–Friday; "FNN-SCORE", as it was known collectively, was bought out by NBC Inc. and Cablevision, and integrated with the competing CNBC in 1991.) Programming formats Late night talk shows, once exclusive to network television, have begun to be included on cable channels as well in recent years due in part to the success of Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart; other late night cable talk shows such as Conan, @midnight, The Colbert Report and Chelsea Lately have also proven successful; however, late night talk/variety programs on cable have a slight advantage over their broadcast counterparts as most of them typically air at 11:00 p.m. Eastern Time, at the same time that most local broadcast stations air their late evening newscasts and 35 minutes before the major networks begin their late night network programming. These shows also have the advantage of not being subject to Federal Communications Commission guidelines, though internal network standards (in the case of advertiser-supported cable channels) generally result in these shows not being much more ribald than their network counterparts. Pay television often air softcore pornography during the late night hours (in addition to mainstream programs), containing simulated sexual intercourse and nudity that would likely not be allowed to air during the daytime hours; Cinemax is strongly associated with showing programs of that genre, despite the fact that softcore content encompasses only a few hours of its daily schedule; although most of the Showtime Networks (including Showtime and The Movie Channel) and HBO's multiplex channel HBO Zone have also