Pop UK schedule 13 May 2016

6:00am
Total DramaRama

6:15am
Total DramaRama

6:30am
Pokemon Advanced

7:00am
Monster High

7:15am
Monster High

7:30am
Shasha & Milo

8:01am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

8:15am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

8:30am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

8:45am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

9:00am
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

9:31am
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

10:02am
Spider Riders

10:33am
Monster High

10:45am
Monster High

11:00am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

11:15am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

11:30am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

11:45am
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

12:00pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

12:31pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

1:02pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

1:15pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

1:30pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

1:45pm
Squish

2:00pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

2:15pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

2:30pm
Monster High

2:45pm
Monster High

3:00pm
Squish

3:31pm
Spider Riders

4:02pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

4:15pm
Squish

4:30pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

4:45pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

5:00pm
Spider Riders

5:31pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

6:02pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

6:15pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

6:30pm
Squish

6:45pm
Squish

7:00pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

7:15pm
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks

7:30pm
Spider Riders

8:00pm
Spider Riders

8:30pm
Spider Riders

9:01pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

9:32pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

10:03pm
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

10:30pm
Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series

11:01pm
Total DramaRama

11:16pm
Total DramaRama

11:31pm
Total DramaRama

11:46pm
Total DramaRama

12:02am
Dragon Ball Super

12:24am
Pokémon Advanced

12:48am
Bakugan

1:00am
Bakugan

1:12am
LEGO Friends: The Next Chapter

1:36am
LEGO Friends Heartlake Stories

2:00am
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

2:24am
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

2:48am
Droners

3:12am
Skylanders Academy

3:30am
Yu-Gi-Oh

4:10am
Squish

4:12am
Space Chickens in Space

4:24am
Space Chickens in Space

4:36am
Moley

4:48am
Sadie Sparks

5:00am
Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty

5:12am
LEGO City Adventures

5:24am
Annedroids

5:48am
Squish

For curiosity here’s the schedule from March 2011

6am Winx Club
6.30am Erky Perky
7am Digimon: Data Squad
7.30am Invisible Network of Kids
8am King Arthur’s Disasters
8.30am Hareport
9am Gogoriki
9.30am Cosmic Quantum Ray
10am Tracey McBean
10.30am Erky Perky
11am Oggy and The Cockroaches
11.30am Invisible Network of Kids
12pm Gogoriki
12.30pm Oggy and The Cockroaches
1pm Backyard Science
1.30pm Lab Rats Challenge
2pm Digimon: Data Squad
2.30pm Grossology
3pm Oggy and The Cockroaches
3.30pm Invisible Network of Kids
4pm The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
4.30pm Backyard Science
5pm King Arthur’s Disasters
5.30pm Hareport
6pm Kid Detectives
6.30pm Grossology
7pm Winx Club
7.30pm Invisible Network of Kids
8pm Gogoriki
8.30pm King Arthur’s Disasters
9pm Backyard Science
9.30pm Digimon: Data Squad
10pm Oggy and The Cockroaches

I’m starting to really miss Gogoriki. Write a forum convo where a user asks when it last aired, because it started on Pop in late 2010, and they remember seeing it sometime in 2015
Forum Title: When Did “Gogoriki” Last Air on Pop?

Thread Starter: NostalgiaNerd101
Hey fellow animation enthusiasts! I have nostalgia hitting hard today. Does anyone remember the cartoon Gogoriki? It started airing on Pop around late 2010, if my memory serves right. I distinctly remember watching it around 2015 too, but can’t recall exactly when it stopped airing. Can anyone here confirm the last airing date or around when it disappeared from Pop? Missing those quirky characters! 📺🐱‍👓

User1: CartoonWatcher22
Hello NostalgiaNerd101! Yep, I remember Gogoriki. It was quite the unique show with those funny little creatures. From what I can gather, it was still on the schedule in 2015. I don’t have the exact end date, but I think it gradually faded out of the lineup by the end of 2015 or early 2016. Hopefully, someone else can provide a more precise timeline!

User2: VintAnimFan
Hi! I’ve been keeping tabs on retro cartoon lineups (big fan!), and I’m quite sure Gogoriki was aired until mid-2015 on Pop. Post that, the schedule shift brought in more of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir and other newer series. Gogoriki had a good run but seemed to phase out as they revamped the programming.

User3: PopChannelFiend
@NostalgiaNerd101 Good to see someone else who remembers Gogoriki! It indeed started airing in late 2010. My records (yes, I keep a diary of cartoon schedules 🤓) show that its last few airings were around September 2015. Not sure if it popped up occasionally after that, but that’s the latest I’ve got.

User4: MemoryLane
Oh, Gogoriki! That takes me back! I think @PopChannelFiend is right; late 2015 sounds about the last time I remember catching it on Pop. Such a pity – it was quite a fun, different style of cartoon compared to what’s mostly on now. Maybe they’ll bring it back in some nostalgia block in the future.

NostalgiaNerd101
Thanks, everyone, for your insights! Looks like late 2015 was around the time we last saw Gogoriki on Pop. Here’s hoping they or some other channel brings it back for a rerun. I’d love for more people to experience its quirky charm. Let’s keep our fingers crossed 🤞 and keep the nostalgia alive!

User5: TheRetroKid
Just chiming in late here, but yes, miss Gogoriki a lot! It had such unique animation and humor. Does anyone know if it’s available on any streaming platforms? Would love to rewatch the episodes. Thanks for starting this thread, @NostalgiaNerd101. Let’s hope for a rerun or at least some way to stream it!

User6: ShowStreamHunter
@TheRetroKid, I did a quick search, and unfortunately, Gogoriki doesn’t seem to be on the main streaming platforms. Sometimes these lesser-known shows end up in licensing limbo. However, you might find some episodes uploaded by fans on video-sharing platforms. Not ideal, but that’s an option if you’re really itching for a rewatch!

Forum Moderator: Cartoons4Life
Great discussion, everyone! It’s wonderful to see the love for classic cartoons like Gogoriki. Remember to check out our other threads on “Forgotten Cartoon Gems” where you can reminisce about more shows that deserve to be remembered. Keep the cartoon spirit alive! 🌟
Write a convo asking what shows were introduced during late 2015
Forum Title: What Shows Were Introduced on Pop in Late 2015?

Thread Starter: RetroToonFan123
Hi everyone! I’ve been trying to remember which shows were introduced on the Pop channel during late 2015. I recall a couple of changes in the lineup around that time, but can’t quite remember the specifics. Would love to hear from anyone who remembers or has records of the new shows that started around then. Thanks in advance for the help! 📺

User1: NewShowsAddict
Hey RetroToonFan123! Late 2015 was quite an interesting time for Pop as they did add a few new shows. One I clearly remember starting was “Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir.” It quickly became a hit thanks to its unique animation style and engaging story. Pretty sure that started airing around September or October of 2015.

User2: ToonHistoryBuff
Hello! In addition to “Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir,” late 2015 also saw the introduction of “Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks” on Pop. It was around the same time Miraculous started, if I recall correctly. Both shows added quite a bit of fresh content to the channel’s schedule.

User3: PopChannelWatcher
@RetroToonFan123, indeed, as others mentioned, “Miraculous” and “Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks” were major additions. There was also some reshuffling where older shows were phased out to make room for these new entries. I think these additions marked a shift towards including more modern and internationally popular series on Pop.

User4: NostalgiaSeeker
Adding to this, wasn’t that also around the time they introduced some educational or science-based shows in the morning slots? I’m not sure if they were brand new to the channel or shifted from other times, but I remember seeing more kid-friendly educational content around then too.

RetroToonFan123
Thanks for the responses, everyone! “Miraculous” and “Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks” definitely ring a bell now. It’s interesting to see how channel lineups evolve over time to keep up with trends and audience interests. If anyone else has more details or remembers other shows from that period, feel free to share!

User5: PopKid80s
You’ve got me reminiscing now! “Miraculous” really was a breath of fresh air with its storytelling. It’s amazing how new shows can reinvigorate a channel’s lineup. It’s always cool to see how programming choices reflect what’s happening in the broader entertainment world. Thanks for starting this nostalgic trip!

Forum Moderator: CartoonsForever
Great discussion, everyone! It’s interesting to observe the evolution of a channel’s programming over the years. If anyone else remembers more shows or even specific episodes from new shows around late 2015, keep the conversation going here. It’s a treasure trove of memories and information for any animation fan!
Write a convo saying that after Squish replaced GoGoRiki, only one 2000s show is still aired often, even in an Alvin/Squish/Miraculous dominated Pop
Forum Title: The Last of the 2000s Shows on Pop

Thread Starter: RetroWaveRider
Hi all! As a nostalgic TV buff, I’ve been noticing how drastically our favorite channel, Pop, has changed its lineup over the years. After “Squish” replaced “Gogoriki”, it seems like we’re down to just one show from the 2000s that’s still being aired consistently, even amidst the heavy rotation of “Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks” and “Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir.” Does anyone else feel a bit sad seeing so few of our old favorites? What show from the 2000s is still surviving on Pop now?

User1: ClassicToonFan
Hey RetroWaveRider! It’s definitely a wave of change. From what I’ve seen, “Total DramaRama,” though technically a reboot, does pull a lot of its essence from the original “Total Drama” series which started in the 2000s. It’s bittersweet to see just this echo of the old lineup serving as the bridge between old and new viewers of Pop.

User2: 2000sNostalgiaNerd
You’re spot on, RetroWaveRider! The evolution of programming really shows how trends change. “Total Drama” was such a staple, and “Total DramaRama” carrying on its legacy in a way feels right, but I do miss the diversity of the older lineup. It’s not just about the show itself but the variety once offered.

User3: MillenniumToonWatcher
That’s the reality of TV channels trying to keep up with changing tastes and demographics. While it’s great to see new shows bringing fresh content, there’s a comfort in those old series. Right now, if “Total DramaRama” is our last connection to the golden era of 2000s cartoons on Pop, we should definitely cherish it.

User4: AnimatedAnalyst
Absolutely, folks. It’s crucial for channels like Pop to appeal to current young audiences, and their choices reflect newer trends in animation and storytelling. However, integrating shows like “Total DramaRama” gives them a way to retain older fans while still staying modern. It’s a smart move, but yes, it makes you nostalgic for the older variety.

RetroWaveRider
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, everyone! It’s interesting (and a bit melancholic) to witness these transitions and know we’re part of the audience that bridges different eras of cartoon programming. Let’s keep supporting our old favorites while being open to the new adventures the current shows bring. Who knows, maybe some of these will become the classics we reminisce about in the future!

User5: FutureToonFan
Jumping in late here, but it’s a cycle, right? Today’s new shows might be tomorrow’s nostalgic classics. It’s a reminder that we’re seeing the evolution of TV history in real-time. As much as I miss the old line-up, I’m curious about which of these new shows will stand the test of time!

Forum Moderator: TooniverseAdmin
Great discussion, everyone! It’s heartening to see such passion for both the old and new eras of animations on Pop. Keep the conversations going and let’s continue to appreciate how our favorite channel evolves, remembering the past while embracing the future. Feel free to start new threads about other classic and current shows you want to discuss! Thanks for keeping the community vibrant! Write a convo saying Spider Riders is a interesting case, considering the show began airing over in Canada in 2006, but it’s relatively new to Pop
Forum Title: Spider Riders: A Classic Yet New Addition to Pop

Thread Starter: TimeTravellerToons
Hey animation aficionados! I’ve been mulling over something interesting about “Spider Riders.” While it’s considered a classic, having originally aired in Canada back in 2006, it’s relatively new to the Pop channel. It’s intriguing to see a show that’s over a decade old make a fresh entrance into a current lineup dominated by newer series. What are your thoughts on this inclusion? Does it blend well with the rest of Pop’s offerings?

User1: CanuckCartoonFan
Hello TimeTravellerToons! As a Canadian, I’m quite familiar with “Spider Riders.” It was quite popular here during its initial run. Seeing it on Pop now is surprising yet delightful. I think it adds a nice variety, especially among the more modern shows. It’s interesting to see how a show targeted towards a previous generation’s viewers is being received now.

User2: ModernToonCritic
It’s a peculiar choice for sure! “Spider Riders” dives back into a time when storytelling in cartoons was quite different. This might actually be refreshing for the current audience on Pop who are used to shows like “Miraculous” and “Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks.” It could serve as a window into the past animation styles and narratives.

User3: NostalgicNerd33
Absolutely, it’s like opening a time capsule! “Spider Riders” certainly has a different vibe compared to the flashy, fast-paced animations of today. For those of us who appreciate the evolution of cartoons, it’s a valuable addition. Plus, it might attract parents who remember the show from their youth, creating a multi-generational viewing experience.

User4: ToonBlendExpert
Indeed, “Spider Riders” is an interesting case. Its animation style and story arc reflect its time but can easily captivate the imagination of new audiences. I think Pop has done a good move by blending classic shows with recent ones. It not only preserves a bit of cartoon history but also might teach newer viewers to appreciate the diversity in animation and storytelling.

User5: PopChannelFanatic
Jumping in late here, but I love that Pop is introducing “Spider Riders” to a new audience. It’s a testament to the timeless appeal of well-crafted storytelling. Perhaps if it gains enough popularity, it might encourage Pop to dig into other classic series and reintroduce them. Imagine the possibilities!

TimeTravellerToons
Thanks for the thoughtful responses, everyone! It clearly shows that “Spider Riders” holds an intriguing place in Pop’s schedule by linking past narratives and animation styles with current audience tastes. Let’s see how it impacts the lineup and whether it sets a precedent for more vintage shows making a comeback. Fingers crossed!

Forum Moderator: RetroToonGuardian
Wonderful discussion, everyone! It’s fascinating to see passion for both old and new animations, understanding their impact and relevance in today’s media landscape. Keep sharing your thoughts and let’s keep celebrating the diversity of content on channels like Pop. Whether it’s reminiscing or discovering old classics anew, there’s always something for every cartoon lover here!
Write a convo asking what the likelihood of GoGoRiki ever returning is, and a user asks if the characters still have some presence on the website
Forum Title: Possibility of a GoGoRiki Comeback?

Thread Starter: RetroRikiFan
Hey everyone! I’ve been reminiscing about “GoGoRiki” lately and can’t help but wonder about the chance of it making a return to TV. Does anyone know if there’s any movement or talk about bringing it back? Also, does anyone know if the characters still have a presence on any Pop-related websites or digital platforms? Missing those quirky little characters and their hilarious escapades!

User1: ToonReviver
Hello RetroRikiFan! While there hasn’t been any official news or buzz about “GoGoRiki” returning to television, nostalgia does tend to bring shows back into the limelight. With streaming platforms and revival series becoming popular, there’s always a possibility. But as for now, no concrete evidence points towards a comeback.

User2: DigitalToonHunter
Hey! I was curious about the same thing a while ago and checked the Pop website and a few others where “GoGoRiki” might still live on digitally. Sadly, I didn’t see any prominent features or special sections dedicated to the show or its characters. It seems like their digital presence is minimal, if at all existing.

User3: PopChannelArchivist
@RetroRikiFan - It’s always exciting to think about our favorite old shows getting another shot. About your question, the last I checked, “GoGoRiki” characters aren’t actively promoted on the Pop website or its social media channels. This lack of presence might indicate that a return isn’t imminent, but never say never in the world of animated shows!

User4: AnimationOptimist
Indeed, while the absence of “GoGoRiki” from digital platforms and current media might seem discouraging, trends in the animation industry can shift. Audience interest has brought back many shows thought to be forgotten. Maybe raising discussions like this or starting petitions can highlight interest in the series and push for a revival or rerun.

RetroRikiFan
Thanks everyone for chiming in! It’s a bit disappointing to hear that the “GoGoRiki” characters don’t have much of a presence online and there are no current talks of a comeback. But I appreciate knowing this, and perhaps if more fans express their interest, it might just catch the right eyes. Let’s stay hopeful and keep the love for “GoGoRiki” alive in our discussions!

User5: MediaTrendsAnalyst
Jumping in late, but just wanted to add my two cents. In the unpredictable terrain of animation and media, fan influence has grown significantly. Look at how many shows have been revived due to fan campaigns. “GoGoRiki” may look like a long shot now, but the animation community might be surprised. Keep sparking those conversations, and let’s see where the journey takes us!

Forum Moderator: ToonsForever
Great engagement, everyone! This thread showcases the passion that keeps our community vibrant. Whether or not “GoGoRiki” returns, it lives on through fans like you. Continue these discussions, support campaigns for your favorite shows, and who knows? Your voices might just be the catalyst for revival. Keep watching, keep hoping, and most importantly, keep enjoying the diverse world of animation!
Write a convo asking if any pages still have the characters at all
Forum Title: Do Any Pages Still Feature GoGoRiki Characters?

Thread Starter: GoGoFan101
Hey GoGoRiki enthusiasts! I’ve been on a bit of a nostalgia trip lately, trying to find any remaining traces of our beloved GoGoRiki characters online. Does anyone know if there are still any websites, fan pages, or perhaps official archives where GoGoRiki characters are still featured? Any bits of digital presence would be great to check out!

User1: WebSleuthAnimator
Hello GoGoFan101! I recently went down a similar rabbit hole, scouring the internet for any remnants of GoGoRiki. Unfortunately, the official channels seem to have phased out content related to the show. However, there are a few fan-run websites and forums where enthusiasts like us keep the spirit alive through discussions and fan art.

User2: NostalgiaNetworker
Hi there! I can contribute a bit here. While the official pages might not feature GoGoRiki anymore, there are still some animation database websites where the characters are listed with detailed descriptions and episodes. These aren’t interactive in terms of new content but serve as a decent archive about the show.

User3: RetroToonCollector
Hey all! If you’re looking for something a bit more tangible, some collectors’ sites and auction pages still display GoGoRiki merchandise and character descriptions. These aren’t official pages, but they do celebrate the characters and the show’s legacy.

User4: DigitalArchiveDiver
You might also want to check out the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. Occasionally, you can find snapshots of old official web pages that featured GoGoRiki content. It’s hit or miss, but sometimes you stumble upon gems like old games, character bios, and promotional materials.

GoGoFan101
Thank you, everyone! These are great starting points for diving back into the GoGoRiki world, even if just in a small way. It’s a bit saddening that the official presence is gone, but I’m heartened to see the community keeping the memories alive. I’ll definitely explore the fan sites and check out the Internet Archive as suggested!

User5: PixelPreservationist
Jumping in a bit late, but if you’re also interested in visual content, there are video-sharing platforms where fans have uploaded old episodes or created tribute videos to GoGoRiki. Although not official, these videos can be a great way to revisit the show and see your favorite characters in action once again.

Forum Moderator: ToonLoverAdmin
Thanks for keeping the discussion respectful and informative, everyone! It’s wonderful to see the community come together in search of beloved content from the past. Remember to respect copyright and ownership in your searches and shares. Keep the discussions going and let’s continue to share and preserve our favorite toon memories!
Write a convo where the former page now says “It’s time to move on”, and shows current shows, for some reason Spider Riders is shown as one of the alternatives (That’s an action show, GoGoRiki was a comedy)
Forum Title: GoGoRiki Page Update: “It’s Time to Move On”

Thread Starter: ClassicToonFan88
Hey everyone! Did anyone else notice the update on the former GoGoRiki page? It now features the message “It’s time to move on” and showcases a list of current shows, including “Spider Riders,” which seems like an odd choice given that it’s an action-oriented show, while GoGoRiki was more about comedy. What do you all think about this shift?

User1: ActionToComedy
It’s quite surprising! “Spider Riders” is indeed action-packed, which is quite a leap from the comedic and whimsical nature of GoGoRiki. Perhaps they are trying to attract a broader audience or shift their demographic focus? It definitely caught me off guard.

User2: ToonTransitioner
Hello! This seems like a strategic move to refresh the content and appeal to new viewers. It might also be an attempt to showcase the diversity in their programming. However, aligning “Spider Riders” as an alternative to “GoGoRiki” feels a bit mismatched. It’s definitely a shift in tone and content.

User3: NostalgiaSeeker123
I saw that too! While change is inevitable, it does feel a bit sad. “GoGoRiki” had its unique charm and humor that “Spider Riders” just doesn’t match. I guess it’s really about pushing towards more action-driven content, which seems to be a trend.

User4: BrandWatcher
From a branding perspective, this could be an attempt to phase out older less popular shows in favor of those that might bring in more viewership or are more aligned with what’s trending. “Spider Riders,” while different, likely appeals to the current generation’s preferences toward more dynamic and high-stakes plots.

ClassicToonFan88
Thanks for your insights, everyone! It’s interesting to see varied perspectives on this change. It does make sense from a business and trend-following viewpoint, though it’s a bittersweet feeling for us fans of the older and lighter comedic tones of “GoGoRiki.” Let’s keep watching and see how this evolves. Maybe we can find some new favorites among these newer alternatives.

User5: PopCultureAnalyst
Jumping in here - it’s common for networks to rebrand and push different genres to keep up with viewer expectations and market trends. It’s possible that “Spider Riders” is being promoted not because it’s similar to “GoGoRiki,” but because it represents the type of content they now aim to deliver more consistently. As fans, our feedback might be valuable to them, so expressing our thoughts on such changes can sometimes influence future decisions.

Forum Moderator: ToonTalkMaster
Great discussion, everyone! Remember that networks often undergo shifts in programming to stay current. While these changes can be a little disorienting at first, they also offer a chance to explore new genres and shows. Feel free to share any more thoughts or start new threads to discuss other shows you would like to see more of or brought back. Thanks for keeping the community vibrant and engaged!
Write a convo asking what shows are pushed on the move on page (besides the aforementioned Spider Riders)