Boomerang UK schedule June 2015 (my version) 06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - Inspector Gadget
07:30 - Looney Tunes
08:00 - Sonic Boom
08:30 - Scooby Doo
09:00 - George of the Jungle
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
10:00 - Boomerang Cinema
11:00 - Tom & Jerry
11:30 - Bugs and Daffy
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - Sonic Boom
13:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
13:30 - The Owl & Co
14:00 - George of the Jungle
14:30 - Inspector Gadget
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
16:00 - Scooby Doo
16:30 - The Batman
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:00 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - Battle B-Daman
21:30 - The Garfield Show. Write a fictional July 2015 schedule, Doraemon premieres, some shows are gone, Batman gets 3 more slots
Boomerang UK Schedule July 2015 (My Version)

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - Inspector Gadget
07:30 - Looney Tunes
08:00 - Sonic Boom
08:30 - Scooby Doo
09:00 - Doraemon (Premiere)
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
10:00 - Boomerang Cinema
11:00 - Tom & Jerry
11:30 - Bugs and Daffy
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - Doraemon
13:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
13:30 - Doraemon
14:00 - The Batman
14:30 - Inspector Gadget
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
16:00 - Scooby Doo
16:30 - The Batman
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
17:30 - The Batman
18:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - Battle B-Daman
21:30 - The Garfield Show

Notes on Changes:
- Doraemon makes its debut and is given three slots to establish the series among viewers.
- The Batman is now featured more prominently with three timeslots to cater to the demand for more action-oriented content.
- Some shows like George of the Jungle and Sonic Boom have been removed to make room for new additions and changes.
- Evenings continue to cater to a slightly older audience with consistent action and classic animation programming.
Write a convo asking if it’s hopeless for Owl and Co
Person A: Hey, have you noticed that “The Owl & Co” isn’t on the Boomerang schedule for next month?

Person B: Yeah, I did see that. It’s a bit disappointing. Do you think it’s a sign that the show is done for? Feels a bit hopeless if it’s completely off the schedule, doesn’t it?

Person A: I’m not sure if it’s entirely hopeless. Sometimes networks rotate shows to refresh the lineup or perhaps they’re making room for seasonal content like the Doraemon premiere. Did you see any news about the show being cancelled?

Person B: I haven’t seen any official cancellation news. It could just be on a break. Sometimes shows also move to other timeslots or even different channels.

Person A: That’s a good point. I remember “The Owl & Co” had a decent following. Maybe they’re strategizing for a new season or a re-launch. Have you thought about reaching out to Boomerang or checking their social media for any announcements?

Person B: That’s actually a great idea. Engaging on social media might also show the network that there’s still interest in the show. Plus, if enough fans express wanting it back, they might reconsider its placement.

Person A: Definitely worth a try! Meanwhile, let’s keep an eye out for any updates. It’s not over till it’s over, right?

Person B: Exactly, let’s stay hopeful and proactive. Thanks for the chat – it put things in perspective!
Write a convo asking if they’re still using the cutesy idents from 2012,
Person A: Hey, do you know if Boomerang is still using those cutesy idents from 2012? The ones with whimsical animations and vibrant colors?

Person B: Oh, those were fun! I’m not completely sure, though. I haven’t noticed them recently. Have you caught any on the channel?

Person A: Not exactly, which is why I was wondering. They added such a playful feel to the transitions between shows.

Person B: Yeah, they did. Last I checked, it seemed like they’d updated their style a bit—more modern and streamlined. Though, I must admit, I kind of miss the old-school charm.

Person A: Same here. Do you think the change might be to attract a broader audience? Maybe they’re aiming for a slightly older demographic now.

Person B: Possibly, that makes sense. The branding does tend to evolve based on the target audience shifts. It might also be part of a global rebranding strategy. Have you thought about checking online for any info about it?

Person B: That’s probably the best way to find out. TV networks often post about their branding changes or you might even find some info on their social media channels.

Person A: Good idea! I’ll look into it. I guess I’m just nostalgic for those old idents.

Person B: Understandable! Let me know if you find anything. If there’s enough nostalgia for them, maybe they’ll consider bringing some elements back in future rebrands!

Person A: Will do, it’s worth a shot. Thanks for the suggestion!
Write a convo asking if the animal mascots from the 2012 look are gone
Person A: Hey, have you noticed if the animal mascots from the 2012 look are still around on Boomerang? They were really cute and added a lot of character to the channel.

Person B: Now that you mention it, I haven’t really seen them lately. Those animations were adorable. You mean those like the fox and the rabbit, right?

Person A: Yes, exactly those! They each had their own little animations during the idents, which were super charming. I feel like they brought a lively dimension to the channel’s brand.

Person B: I agree, they were cute. It seems like Boomerang might have moved away from that style though. Their new branding is a bit less whimsical, more streamlined and modern.

Person A: It’s a bit of a shame, isn’t it? I guess it’s part of their broader strategy to refresh the channel’s image. Do you think there’s been any official word or discussions online about why they switched?

Person B: Not that I’ve come across directly. But, it could be worth digging through some forums or even asking on their social media pages. Companies do announce these changes in creative directions there sometimes.

Person A: That’s true! Plus, asking directly might show them that there’s still interest in those classic elements. It might not bring them back, but at least they’ll know some of us loved them.

Person B: Definitely worth a try. Who knows, your feedback might encourage them to reintroduce some elements—or perhaps even launch some nostalgia-driven content!

Person A: That would be awesome. I’ll give it a go and see what comes up. Thanks for the chat, it really sparked a good idea!

Person B: Anytime! Keep me posted on what you find out. Maybe there’s a group of us nostalgic folks that can rally together!

Person A: Will do. Let’s keep our fingers crossed!
Write a follow up with confirmation on TO&C’s fate
Person A: Hey! I managed to find some official information about the fate of “The Owl & Co”! Thought you’d want to know.

Person B: Oh, great! What did you find out? Are they bringing it back, or is it officially off the roster?

Person A: Well, it turns out “The Owl & Co” has been officially discontinued on Boomerang. I found a press release on their website. They’re shifting their programming focus, and unfortunately, that show didn’t make the cut.

Person B: That’s such a shame! It had a unique style and humor. Do you know if it’s being picked up by another network or maybe available on a streaming service?

Person A: The press release didn’t mention anything about that, but it did say they appreciate the fan support and are exploring other ways to bring similar content to their viewers. So, it might pop up in a different format or under a different project.

Person B: That’s some consolation, I suppose. Thanks for digging into that. At least now we know, and who knows? Maybe it’ll inspire something even better.

Person A: Exactly, staying optimistic! And I’ll definitely keep an eye out for any new projects they mention that might be similar. I’ll let you know if I hear anything.

Person B: Please do! And if you come across any reruns or perhaps find it on a streaming service, give me a shout. Still would love to watch some episodes.

Person A: Will do! Let’s keep each other in the loop. Thanks for the chat!
Write a tweet with the 6 alternatives suggested by Boom, incidentally BDaman is one