Note: This is an alternate universe where CW4Kids launched in 2007 on January 27 (In this universe BTBATB and SDMI came out earlier than in real life)

7:00 AM - Spider Riders
Start your morning with Hunter Steele as he dives into the exciting world of Arachna and battles with giant spiders!

7:30 AM - Monster Allergy
Follow the adventures of Zick, a boy who can see and combat monsters, and Elena, his courageous friend.

8:00 AM - Viewtiful Joe
Join Joe as he transforms into the superhero Viewtiful Joe and takes on villains in the Movieland dimension.

8:30 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
Swing through New York City with Peter Parker as he balances life as a high school student and his superhero alter-ego, Spider-Man.

9:00 AM - Tom & Jerry Tales
Watch the legendary cat and mouse antics with Tom and Jerry

9:30 AM - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
Join Shaggy and Scooby-Doo and their friends as they solve mysteries

10:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
A group of Xiaolin Warriors work to stop the evil Heylin from getting their hands on the legendary Shen Gong Wu

10:30 AM - Skunk Fu
A skunk begins following the teachings of Panda. Skunk must learn to master Kung Fu and his stink to overcome the sinister Dragon and the Ninja Monkey Army.

11:00 AM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
Join Batman as he teams up with various heroes of the DC Universe to fight crime and save the day.

11:30 AM - Johnny Test
Catch up with Johnny, his talking dog Dukey, and his genius twin sisters as they embark on outrageous experiments and adventures.

So CW4Kids started today, block look rn is a mix of what Kids WB was and generic green CW branding (but with the CW4Kids logo and characters), Website is stylized like the CW now, Presumably like this till Fall when 4Kids really take over, From what I understand, 4Kids shows will gradually come in, I’m pretty sure GoGoRiki arrives to this block in March. Write a forum convo in this universe in mid March where GoGoRiki is added, here’s the new schedule
Title: CW4Kids Spring Lineup Update – GoGoRiki Joins the Party!

User1: Hey everyone! Just saw the updated schedule for CW4Kids, starting in March. Looks like GoGoRiki is making its debut! Here’s the new lineup:

7:00 AM - Spider Riders
7:30 AM - Monster Allergy
8:00 AM - Viewtiful Joe
8:30 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
9:00 AM - Tom & Jerry Tales
9:30 AM - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
10:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
10:30 AM - Skunk Fu
11:00 AM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
11:30 AM - Johnny Test
12:00 PM - GoGoRiki

User2: Glad to see GoGoRiki finally coming to the lineup. It’s been popular in other regions, curious to see how it blends with the more action-oriented shows. It’s definitely a lighter, more comedic addition.

User3: Definitely a refreshing change! Most of the lineup leans towards action and adventure. It’s nice to slot in some comedy. Curious how it’ll resonate with the audience here that’s already tuning in for more intense shows.

User4: Absolutely, and it’s interesting seeing how CW4Kids balances their Saturday morning dynamics. From Spider Riders to Batman, they’ve got quite the mix. Adding GoGoRiki just broadens their demographic appeal, IMHO.

User5: Does anyone feel like Viewtiful Joe and The Spectacular Spider-Man are being overshadowed though? They have complex stories that could use more exposure rather than adding another comedy. Just my two cents.

User6: Valid point, but remember when these blocks used to have an even mix of action and comedy? Like back in the Kids’ WB days. I think this blend could work again here. Plus, diversity in content keeps the entire morning fresh.

User7: How’s everyone feeling about the overall visual branding of CW4Kids? It feels transitional since they haven’t fully integrated the 4Kids style yet. This Fall might bring a whole new vibe.

User8: @User7, I agree. It’s like they’re still finding their identity after taking over from Kids’ WB. Hopefully, by Fall, we’ll see a more cohesive look and feel. For now, it’s a bit of a patchwork, but the shows themselves are solid.

User9: Looking forward to seeing how GoGoRiki performs in the ratings in the coming weeks. It could be a sleeper hit if it catches on like it has elsewhere. Either way, CW4Kids seems committed to shaking things up!

User10: Yep, this Saturday morning’s going to be interesting. I’ll be tuning in early to see how smoothly GoGoRiki transitions into the lineup. Cheers to more great cartoons and a lot of childhood nostalgia!
Write a convo finding it funny that the ads have been saying “You will get slightly MORE CW4Kids”, announcing the half-hour extension when GoGoRiki is added
Title: “Slightly MORE CW4Kids” Really Means +30 Minutes! 😂

User1: Anyone else chuckle at those new CW4Kids ads? “You will get slightly MORE CW4Kids” – they’re talking about a whole 30-minute extension. Since when did half an hour become “slightly” more? 😅

User2: Lol, yes! I saw that and was like, “Huh, does a whole new show just count as slight now?” I mean, GoGoRiki is fun and all, but that advertising spin is hilarious. 😂

User3: It’s marketing genius if you ask me. Make it sound like a small bonus, but actually, it’s a pretty significant addition to our Saturday mornings. More cartoon time is never just “slight” in my book!

User4: Definitely not “slight” at all! More like a reason to convince my parents to let me watch TV for another half hour. “But mom, it’s only a SLIGHT extension, practically the same as before!” 📺🕰️

User5: Imagine if other shows did this. “In the next episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, you’ll witness a SLIGHT increase in epic battles!” Which actually means Batman fights every villain in Gotham. 😆

User6: I’m just picturing the meeting where they decided this. “How do we make 30 extra minutes sound minimal?” - “Just call it ‘slightly more’, no one will notice.” Classic understatement.

User7: Honestly, I’m not complaining. More CW4Kids is better, even if it’s marketed as a tiny change. GoGoRiki’s addition could be fun. Let’s hope they keep this “slightly more” trend going and add even more soon!

User8: At this rate, by 2025, we will get “slightly” more as in two more hours of cartoons. Just a slight tweak, guys, same old Saturday morning but a bit longer! 😂👌

User9: Let’s start taking bets on what “slight” enhancement we get next year. Maybe they’ll introduce a new superhero show but just call it a brief update. 😂🦸‍♂️

User10: All jokes aside, kudos to CW4Kids for adding more content. Even if it’s marketed slightly humorously, I’m here for it. More cartoons, more fun! Can’t wait for Saturday to see how GoGoRiki shakes things up.
Write a convo in May where starting May 18, TMNT: Fast Forward, Chaotic and Yu-Gi-Oh GX are also joining the block, here’s the new schedule, No extensions this time, 3 shows are being removed, (thankfully not any in the first 2 hours), SDMI, SF and JT are getting the chop, a user says which ones they are being replaced with
Title: Massive CW4Kids Lineup Shuffle - TMNT, Chaotic, and Yu-Gi-Oh GX Joining!

User1: Big news for the CW4Kids lineup - starting May 18th we have TMNT: Fast Forward, Chaotic, and Yu-Gi-Oh GX taking over three slots! For those wondering where they’ll fit, it seems Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated, Skunk Fu, and Johnny Test are making their exit. Thoughts?

User2: I’m actually pretty excited for TMNT: Fast Forward. It feels like a fresh take, although I’ll miss the Scooby gang and their mysteries.

User3: Yu-Gi-Oh GX is a solid addition! It’s kind of a throwback but feels right for this block. Sad to see Johnny Test go though, it had its charm.

User4: No offense to the shows leaving, but I feel Chaotic might be the dark horse of these new additions. Its blend of action and strategic gameplay is kinda unique for CW4Kids.

User5: It’s a bittersweet update for sure. Love seeing the lineup freshen up with some high-energy shows, but Skunk Fu had a different vibe that balanced out the morning. Will definitely miss that.

User6: Here’s the updated schedule for clarity:
7:00 AM - Spider Riders
7:30 AM - Monster Allergy
8:00 AM - Viewtiful Joe
8:30 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
9:00 AM - Tom & Jerry Tales
9:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
10:00 AM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
10:30 AM - TMNT: Fast Forward
11:00 AM - Chaotic
11:30 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh GX

User7: Replacing Skunk Fu and Mystery Incorporated with TMNT and Chaotic feels like they’re aiming for a more action-packed block, which I’m not opposed to.

User8: Wonder if this means CW4Kids is pivoting more towards an older demographic? These new additions seem aimed a bit more at the pre-teen group.

User9: Absolutely, User8. Increasing action content might be a play to keep viewers engaged longer. But still keeping those childhood staples like Tom & Jerry Tales for the younger audience.

User10: CW4Kids is changing, and I’m here for it. Nostalgic for those leaving, excited for the newbies. Saturday mornings are still the highlight of the week! Here’s hoping the new lineup brings in more viewers and keeps the block thriving.
Write a convo asking if 12pm is still GoGoRiki
Title: Is GoGoRiki Still on at 12pm After the CW4Kids Lineup Shuffle?

User1: Hey folks, with all the excitement about the new additions to CW4Kids, I haven’t seen any updates about the 12pm slot. Is GoGoRiki still holding that time?

User2: Good question, I was wondering the same. Last I checked, GoGoRiki was still scheduled for 12pm, but with all the changes, who knows? Can anyone confirm?

User3: Just checked the latest schedule update on the CW4Kids site, and yes, GoGoRiki is indeed still on at 12pm. No changes there!

User4: That’s a relief! It’s nice they kept some continuity there. GoGoRiki provides a nice lighter note to end the morning’s lineup, especially after the more intense shows.

User5: Agreed, it’s a good wind-down cartoon after all the action from TMNT, Chaotic, and Yu-Gi-Oh GX. Glad they kept it steady.

User6: Definitely. It balances the block well. Here’s hoping it remains a staple in that slot for quite some time. It’s good to have some comedic relief to wrap up the morning.

User7: Absolutely, keeping GoGoRiki at 12pm feels like the right move. CW4Kids is shaping up to be quite the diverse and engaging lineup this season!

User8: Makes sense to keep something consistent. Plus, GoGoRiki has been pulling good numbers as far as I’ve heard. No surprise they’d keep it running then.

User9: Thanks for the update, everyone. Saturday mornings just wouldn’t be the same without ending it on a GoGoRiki note! Looking forward to seeing how the new and old shows perform!

User10: Yep, same here! The mix of high-energy and comedy makes CW4Kids a great way to spend Saturday morning. Here’s to another great season of cartoons!
Write a convo where split screen credits make it clear the shows fans of Johnny Test and Skunk Fu are being funneled to
Title: Split Screen Credits Suggest Where Johnny Test and Skunk Fu Fans Should Tune In!

User1: Did anyone else notice the split screen credits hint today? Looks like they’re subtly suggesting which shows Johnny Test and Skunk Fu fans might like with the new lineup changes.

User2: Yeah, I caught that! During the Johnny Test credits, they were mainly showcasing scenes from Chaotic. Seems like they’re directing us there.

User3: Makes sense, Chaotic has that mix of adventure and humor that Johnny Test had. Good call by CW4Kids to guide the fans to a similar vibe.

User4: And for Skunk Fu, it was all about TMNT: Fast Forward during the credits. Definitely feels like a nudge for fans to jump onto the TMNT action.

User5: I totally see the connection. TMNT: Fast Forward has that whole team dynamic and combat style that Skunk Fu fans would appreciate.

User6: Smart move using the credits that way. Helps us migrate to other shows without feeling too lost with all the changes.

User7: Yeah, it’s a subtle art, redirecting audiences like this. Glad they’re thinking about where the existing fans might gravitate to.

User8: Personally, I’m going to miss Johnny Test. Checked out Chaotic based on the credits nudge, and it’s actually pretty cool!

User9: Agreed, @User8! Tried out TMNT after the Skunk Fu nudge, and it’s quite engaging. These split screen credit hints are a good bridge for us longtime viewers adjusting to the new lineup.

User10: It’s a great strategy. Keeping the audience looped in even with transitions. Shows the network respects the viewers’ tastes and habits. Let’s hope these transitions smooth out for everyone!
Write a convo asking what show is doing the best rn
Title: Which CW4Kids Show is Leading the Pack Right Now?

User1: Hey everyone, just curious to see which CW4Kids show is pulling in the best numbers lately? With all the recent changes, I wonder which one is getting the most attention.

User2: From what I’ve seen, The Spectacular Spider-Man seems to really be hitting its stride. The story arcs this season have been super engaging, and it’s been getting a lot of positive chatter online.

User3: I’ve also heard good things about Spider-Man’s ratings. But I think Chaotic is doing surprisingly well too, especially after replacing Johnny Test. Seems like it’s found its audience.

User4: Definitely agree about Chaotic. It’s gotten a lot of traction with the older crowd. TMNT: Fast Forward is also up there, considering how strong the TMNT brand generally is.

User5: It feels like Batman: The Brave and the Bold is always solid, though. It reliably pulls good numbers and has a steady fan base. I’d say it’s one of the top performers without a doubt.

User6: Are we overlooking Xiaolin Showdown? It might not be the flashiest, but it has a dedicated following. I’d be interested to see how it compares in terms of viewership metrics.

User7: Yeah, TMNT and Batman seem evergreen, but I’d also give props to Viewtiful Joe. It has a niche but devoted fanbase which could be influencing the ratings in its favor, albeit more modestly.

User8: Is there any official data available? I feel like depending on who you ask, every show is doing the “best” because we all have our favorites!

User9: Last I checked, CW4Kids doesn’t release detailed ratings publicly, but industry buzz and online trends do point to The Spectacular Spider-Man and Batman as front runners right now.

User10: Agreed on the buzz for Spider-Man and Batman. It would be great if CW4Kids shared some insights like viewer demographics or peak viewership times to give us a clearer picture. However, judging from social media interactions and merchandise sales, superheroes seem to be ruling the roost!
Write a convo asking how GoGoRiki and Spider Riders are doing
Title: GoGoRiki and Spider Riders Performance on CW4Kids - Any Insights?

User1: Hey everyone! I’ve been curious about how GoGoRiki and Spider Riders have been performing in the CW4Kids lineup. Anyone have any updates or insights on their current ratings or viewer feedback?

User2: Last I heard, GoGoRiki is holding its own, especially in the younger demographic. It’s light-hearted and different from the action-heavy shows, so it provides a nice balance on Saturday mornings.

User3: Yeah, GoGoRiki seems to be doing well with the kids, but I’ve noticed it doesn’t get as much social media buzz as some of the more action-oriented shows like The Spectacular Spider-Man.

User4: As for Spider Riders, it’s a bit of a niche show, but it has a dedicated fan base. It tends to perform well in its early morning slot, probably benefiting from the loyal viewers who tune in regularly.

User5: I think Spider Riders also benefits from being one of the first shows of the morning. It catches the early risers, which might help keep its numbers steady.

User6: True, but it’s also facing tough competition from other networks’ programming blocks. Keeping those early morning viewers engaged is key for maintaining its performance.

User7: Does anyone know if the network has plans to promote these shows more? Both GoGoRiki and Spider Riders have potential but seem to get overshadowed by the heavier hitters in the lineup.

User8: Agreed, @User7. A bit more promotion could really boost their visibility. Maybe some cross-promotions or special events could help, especially for GoGoRiki, to engage a broader audience.

User9: Also, merchandise could play a big role. I haven’t seen much out there for either show, which could definitely help boost their profile and bring in some passive viewership through brand visibility.

User10: It’d be interesting to see if CW4Kids adjusts any scheduling to give these shows more of a spotlight. Maybe moving GoGoRiki a bit earlier could capture more of the Saturday morning cartoon crowd.

User11: Overall, it sounds like both shows are doing okay but could benefit from more exposure. Hopefully, CW4Kids takes note and gives them a bit more of a push in the future. Write a convo surprised these 3 shows stayed over Johnny, considering most of them are obscure now
Title: Surprised Spider Riders, Monster Allergy, and Viewtiful Joe Stayed Over Johnny Test!

User1: Anyone else surprised that Spider Riders, Monster Allergy, and Viewtiful Joe stayed on the CW4Kids lineup while Johnny Test got the cut? I mean, Johnny Test was more well-known!

User2: Seriously, I’ve been wondering the same thing! Johnny Test had a pretty strong following. I guess CW4Kids wanted to keep a more diverse range of shows, even if they’re a bit obscure.

User3: Maybe they’re trying to give the lesser-known shows a chance to grab a bigger audience? It sort of keeps the block fresh with variety, but yeah, it’s surprising Johnny Test didn’t make the cut.

User4: To be fair, Spider Riders has a niche but strong fan base. It’s unique enough that it might be why it stayed. Same with Monster Allergy, there’s a certain charm and originality that might be keeping it on.

User5: Viewtiful Joe being on the list makes sense from an action perspective. But yeah, Johnny Test was more mainstream. Wonder if they decided to keep things mixed to see what sticks?

User6: It might also be a strategic move. If they flood the block with too many popular shows, they might overshadow the others. Balancing with some unique picks possibly avoids this issue.

User7: True, but it’s still surprising given Johnny Test’s popularity. It had a lot of slapstick and quirky comedy that really appealed to kids. I thought for sure it would stay longer.

User8: Maybe they’re rotating shows to keep the lineup dynamic. Viewers can get tired if the same shows run too long without something new popping in occasionally.

User9: I think it also might come down to licensing agreements and costs. Sometimes it’s not just about popularity but also what makes sense for the network budget-wise.

User10: All valid points, but I also think there’s a nostalgia factor at play. Johnny Test feels very mid-2000s compared to the relatively fresher concepts of Spider Riders, Monster Allergy, and Viewtiful Joe.

User11: It’ll be interesting to see if they bring Johnny Test back in the future. For now, it’s intriguing to see how the current lineup performs and what strategies CW4Kids has up their sleeve to keep viewers engaged. Write a tweet where only 4 KWB shows have pages on 4kids.tv, one of which is TSSM