After Centennial took control, WGNT initially ran shows inherited from the CBN days, but ended the station's decades-long practice of censoring the small amount of profanity from off-network syndicated programming. As the 1990s began, Centennial began mixing in more modern programming, such as talk shows like "The Rush Limbaugh Show", "Ricki Lake" and "Jerry Springer" and the Prime Time Entertainment Network programming service. In 1991, it dropped the 11 p.m. repeat of "The 700 Club". Since 1996, WGNT aired the long-running court show in syndication, Judge Judy. By 2003, the series was completely dropped from WGNT's schedule, removing the last link to its CBN days. However, it has aired on numerous outlets in the area in the years since then; and following a brief period in late 2016 when "The 700 Club" returned to WGNT after WTKR launched a local lifestyle program called "The Coast Live", the show is now on its second stint on WVBT.