The Fall 2007 Kids’ WB lineup (My AU)

1. 6:00 AM - Will & Dewitt: This animated series followed the adventures of a young boy named Will and his talking frog friend, Dewitt, as they navigated through life’s challenges.

2. 7:00 AM - Tom and Jerry Tales: Continuing the classic cat-and-mouse antics, this series brought new episodes featuring Tom and Jerry in various escapades.

3. 7:30 AM - Skunk Fu!: A martial arts-themed show in which a young skunk learns about wisdom and combat from his wise Panda master and friends as they defend their valley from the evil Dragon and his minions.

4. 8:00 AM - Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!: This series centered around Shaggy and his best friend Scooby-Doo as they inherit money and advanced technology which they use to fight villains.

5. 8:30 AM - Johnny Test: Following the adventures of an 11-year-old boy who often serves as a test subject for his genius twin sisters’ various experiments, resulting in action-packed and hilarious situations.

6. 9:00 AM - Legion of Super Heroes: Set in the 31st century, this animated show followed a group of teenage superheroes who travel back in time to recruit Superman in their fight against evil.

7. 9:30 AM - The Batman: A reimagined series that provided a fresh take on the early days of Batman, with dynamic action and new interpretations of classic villains.

8. 10:00 AM - Eon Kid: Marty, an ordinary 11-year-old boy, suddenly becomes the human extension of the Fist of Eon (which had been lost for a century), gaining amazing fighting powers.

9. 10:30 AM - Chaotic: A blend of animated adventures and trading card game elements, this show followed kids who were transported to a world where they could transform into powerful creatures.

10. 11:00 AM - Magi-Nation: Tony seeks to protect the Moonlands of Magi-Nation from the forces that want to destroy it.

11. 11:30 AM - Horrid Henry: Mischevious boy Henry makes life more fun with pranks and tricks, to the horror of his parents and “perfect” brother.

12. 12:00 PM - Chop Socky Chooks: Chuckie Chan, KO Joe and Chick P make up Chop Socky Chooks. The three friends are Kung Fu Chickens who live in Wasabi World and fight the monstrous Doctor Wasabi, who plans to take over the world.

13. 12:30 PM - Skatoony: Chudd Chudders and The Earl present this quiz show where kids battle against cartoons for quiz glory. Write a forum, convo asking if Spider Riders and Monster Allergy are truly gone, what has replaced them respectively
Forum Topic: Has Spider Riders and Monster Allergy been Truly Phased Out? What Are Their Replacements?

Original Post:
Hey everyone,

I was looking at the newest Fall 2007 lineup for Kids’ WB and couldn’t help but notice that both Spider Riders and Monster Allergy are missing from the schedule. These shows have had a strong following, and it’s surprising not to see them continuing this season. Does anyone know if they are truly phased out for good, or is there a chance they’ll return later in the year?

Additionally, it seems their spots have been taken by Eon Kid at 10:00 AM and Chaotic at 10:30 AM. While both new shows look promising, I can’t help but miss the original programming.

What are your thoughts on these changes? Do you think Eon Kid and Chaotic will live up to the expectations set by Spider Riders and Monster Allergy, or do you foresee them struggling to fill the shoes of their predecessors?

Looking forward to hearing your opinions!

Cheers,
[YourUsername]

Reply 1:
Hey [YourUsername],

I was just thinking the same thing! Spider Riders and Monster Allergy had unique storylines that drew me in each week. I’m really bummed they’re gone. That said, Eon Kid looks quite interesting because of the whole “Fist of Eon” concept, and Chaotic seems to have a pretty cool mix of adventure and card game elements, which might be fun to watch. Let’s hope they’re decent replacements!

- [User1]

Reply 2:
Hi all,

I agree that it’s a bummer to see Spider Riders and Monster Allergy off the air. But who knows, maybe they’re just on a temporary hiatus? Networks do that sometimes to test new shows.

Regarding the replacements, I watched the premiere of Eon Kid, and it wasn’t too bad. Chaotic also seems promising, especially if you enjoy trading card games and the action-adventure genre. I think it’s too early to pass judgment; let’s give the new shows a fair shot!

- [User2]

Reply 3:
Hey,

While I miss Spider Riders and Monster Allergy, I think it’s natural for networks to rotate programming to keep things fresh. I have high hopes for Eon Kid and Chaotic. They sound like they have the potential to capture the audience’s interest, especially kids who enjoy action-packed episodes.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Spider Riders and Monster Allergy make a comeback in some form later on. Networks often listen to fan feedback, so keep those fingers crossed!

- [User3]

Reply 4:
Hello everyone,

I was a huge fan of Spider Riders and Monster Allergy too! It’s definitely a big change, but sometimes these lineups evolve to bring in fresh content. Eon Kid has an intriguing premise and a lot of action, which could turn out to be pretty entertaining. Chaotic’s combination of a card game with an animated series is an interesting concept as well.

If we miss the old shows enough and voice our opinions, there’s always a chance they might return. Here’s hoping the new additions will be as captivating as the old ones!

- [User4]

Reply 5:
Hi all,

I’m definitely going to miss Spider Riders and Monster Allergy, but I’m curious about the new lineup. Eon Kid has some cool animation styles and Chaotic seems like it could be the next big thing for kids who love games and battles. Let’s give them a chance, and who knows, maybe we’ll be just as hooked!

- [User5]

Feel free to join the convo and share your thoughts!

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Note: Adjusting the times or details to fit your specific AU lineup changes could help in case any official schedules get updated or modified. Write a convo where last week on 4Kids TV there was an ad saying Chaotic is moving and because they couldn’t mention a competitor on air, they said “Go online to find out what’s going on”
Forum Topic: Update on Chaotic’s Move from 4Kids TV

Original Post:
Hey everyone,

Did anyone catch that ad last week on 4Kids TV about Chaotic moving to a different time slot or channel? They couldn’t mention a competitor on air and instead said, “Go online to find out what’s going on.” I did some digging and found out that Chaotic is now part of the Kids’ WB Fall 2007 lineup, airing at 10:30 AM.

I think this move could be great for the show since Kids’ WB has a strong lineup this season. Just wanted to give you all a heads-up in case you were wondering what happened with Chaotic.

What do you think about the move? Do you think it’ll make the show more popular, or is it risky switching networks like this?

Cheers,
[YourUsername]

Reply 1:
Hey [YourUsername],

I saw that ad too and was pretty puzzled until I checked online. Moving to Kids’ WB might actually help Chaotic get more viewers since WB has some solid cartoons this season. Plus, it’ll be alongside other action-packed shows like Eon Kid and The Batman, which could attract its target audience.

- [User1]

Reply 2:
Hi [YourUsername],

Yeah, I caught that ad and thought it was pretty vague. It makes sense now that they couldn’t mention competing networks. I’m hopeful that this move will give Chaotic a better time slot. Kids’ WB has a great following, and with shows like Legion of Super Heroes leading in, it could mean more eyes on Chaotic.

- [User2]

Reply 3:
Hey,

Interesting strategy by 4Kids TV. Not the first time networks have been sneaky about moving shows. I’m optimistic about Chaotic’s new home on Kids’ WB. The lineup is pretty exciting, and it might be a good fit with other similar-themed shows. Can’t wait to see how it goes!

- [User3]

Reply 4:
Hi everyone,

I think the move could be beneficial for Chaotic. Kids’ WB has a diverse lineup that could complement Chaotic’s unique blend of cards and adventure. It’s definitely intriguing to see how this change will impact the show’s popularity. Fingers crossed it’s a good move!

- [User4]

Reply 5:
Hello,

I saw that ad too and was kind of puzzled until I found Chaotic on the Kids’ WB schedule. It’s a bit risky to switch networks, but if done right, it could breathe new life into the show. Kids’ WB has a lot of strong shows this season, so Chaotic could easily find its niche audience there.

- [User5]

Reply 6:
Hey all,

I was wondering about that vague ad! Thanks for clarifying [YourUsername]. Even though it’s a risk, I think it’s smart to align Chaotic with Kids’ WB’s action-packed morning slots. Let’s hope this move helps Chaotic reach a bigger audience and keeps us entertained!

- [User6]

Feel free to join the conversation and share your thoughts or any additional information you may have!

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Note: Adjusting the details of the move and audience feedback can help tailor the discussion to your specific AU scenario. Write a convo where they fully advertised the move in a advert that aired in cinemas and on cable networks, starting by saying starting mid September, Chaotic has a new TV home