### CBBC Schedule – July 2008 (My AU), Weekdays

#### Morning

06:00 - CBBC Mornings
- 06:00 - Arthur
The adventures of Arthur, an 8-year-old aardvark, and his family and friends.

- 06:25 - Blue Peter
A magazine show with features, competitions, and special guests.

- 06:55 - LazyTown
Stephanie and Sportacus encourage the residents of LazyTown to be active.

- 07:20 - ChuckleVision
The comical antics of the Chuckle Brothers.

- 07:40 - Raven
Fantasy adventure game show where young warriors compete to complete quests.

- 08:10 - Newsround
Daily news program for children, covering current events and topics relevant to kids.

#### Mid-Morning

08:20 - The Secret Show
- Victor Volt and Anita Knight are agents in a secret organisation called U.Z.Z., protecting the world against the evil forces of T.H.E.M.

08:35 - Tracey Beaker
- The story of Tracy, a confident and imaginative young girl living in a foster home.

09:00 - The Story of Tracy Beaker
- Follow-up episodes showcasing more of Tracy’s journey and the lives of her friends.

09:30 - MI High
- School children double as undercover spies.

#### Late Morning

10:00 - Dani’s House
- Dani faces the day-to-day challenges of teenage life, including her mischievous younger brother.

10:30 - Shaun the Sheep
- Comedic adventures of Shaun and his flock.

#### Afternoon

11:00 - The Sarah Jane Adventures
- Follow the adventures of Sarah Jane Smith, a former companion of Doctor Who.

11:30 - Prank Patrol
- Kids get the chance to prank their friends with elaborate setups.

12:00 - The Basil Brush Show
- Comedy show featuring the mischievous fox, Basil Brush.

12:30 - Smart
- A creative arts and crafts show.

#### Mid-Afternoon

13:00 - Kerwhizz
- An interactive quiz and race show.

13:30 - 4 O’Clock Club
- A show focusing on the exciting after-school lives of kids and teachers.

#### Late Afternoon

14:00 - My Spy Family
- Comedy series about an incredible spy family trying to live a normal life.

14:30 - Planet Ajay
- Ajay takes viewers on a journey through diverse culture and music.

15:00 - The Slammer
- Children’s game show set in a mock prison with variety acts and comedy sketches.

15:30 - Horrible Histories
- Fun and engaging look at history through sketches and songs.

#### Early Evening

16:00 - Newsround
- Update on the day’s news and events.

16:10 - Raven
- Repeated afternoon episode for those who missed the morning.

16:40 - Sorry, I’ve Got No Head
- Sketch show featuring absurd humor and characters.

17:05 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
- The TMNT are thrust to the year 2105 where they meet Cody Jones

#### Prime Time

17:35 - The Story of Tracy Beaker
- Additional episodes for evening viewers.

18:00 - Monster Allergy
- Monsters are among us… and only Zick can see them!

18:25 - Arthur
- Another chance to enjoy more adventures of Arthur.

18:50 - Tronji
- Computer animation set in the land of Tronji, a world parallel to our own but filled with colourful landscapes and quirky characters. Human kids are sent (and turned into their own avatar designed by them) to fix the world and reunite Tronji-I with her brother Tronji-O

#### Evening

19:15 - The Animals of Farthing Wood
- Animated series about animals who band together to find a new home.

19:45 - Newsround
- Final update on the day’s news.

20:00 - Goodnight CBBC. Write a forum convo asking what replaced DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround (In this AU it aired in 2007 instead of 2014), it left around mid-June, the replacement show is very weird to say the least, and also cute, DNN is NOT on the July schedule, A user remembers it airing at the later portion of the day, he’s also grateful TSS, MA and FF stayed. Replacement is on the schedule I made
### Children’s TV Fan Forum

Thread Title: What Replaced DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround?

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User1:
Hey everyone! So I was looking through the July 2008 CBBC schedule, and I noticed that DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround isn’t on the list anymore. It used to be on around the later portion of the day, right? Does anyone know what show replaced it? The replacement is apparently very weird and also cute?

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User2:
You’re right, DNN aired later in the day, around the early evening if I remember correctly. I’m curious too. Anyone know what the replacement is?

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User3:
Yeah, I missed DNN too. It always had such funny bits. But I saw the new schedule and I think the replacement is “Tronji.” It’s set in some kind of computer-animated world where human kids get sent to fix problems and reunite the characters Tronji-I and Tronji-O. It’s definitely different, but it’s pretty cute and quirky!

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User4:
Oh, I remember Tronji! The animation is really different, and the whole concept of kids turning into avatars they designed themselves to save a parallel world is kind of cool. It’s definitely weird but in a good way. Plus, it’s got that whole fantasy adventure vibe going on. I’m grateful shows like The Secret Show, Monster Allergy, and Fast Forward are still there, though!

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User5:
I agree, Tronji is a bit out there, but it grows on you. The colorful landscapes and quirky characters are pretty fun to watch. I also appreciate that they kept some of the classics like The Secret Show and MI High. Maybe Tronji will catch on to us sooner or later!

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User6:
I haven’t watched Tronji yet, but it sounds interesting. Sorry to see DNN go, but I’m willing to give the new show a shot. Change can be good sometimes! Plus, the fact that kids design their own avatars sounds pretty interactive and fun.

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User7:
I’ve watched a couple of episodes of Tronji, and it’s definitely unique! It’s not every day you get a show that combines weird landscapes with cute characters. It’s really different from DNN, but it does have its charm. Hope more people get into it!

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User8:
Thanks for the info, everyone! I’ll check out Tronji and see if it can fill the DNN-shaped hole in my TV schedule!

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User9:
Same here! Gonna miss DNN’s humor, but Tronji sounds too interesting to miss. Glad some of our old favorites are still around, though. Here’s to hoping this new show is just as great!

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User10:
I think Tronji has potential. Who knows? It might just become the next big thing! Let’s give it a chance and see how the storyline develops. Thanks for sharing the info!

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User1:
Awesome! Thanks, everyone. I’ll definitely give Tronji a try. It’s always fun to discover something new and different!
Write a tweet saying goodbye to DNN,
🌟 Farewell, DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround! 🌟 You brought us laughs, quirky news, and unforgettable moments. Thanks for the good times—here’s to new adventures on CBBC! #GoodbyeDNN #CBBCMemories #NewBeginnings 🌈📺✨


### CBBC Schedule – September 2008 (My AU), Saturday

#### Morning

09:00 - Arthur
- More adventures of Arthur, the 8-year-old aardvark, and his friends and family.

09:25 - Shaun the Sheep
- The comedic escapades of Shaun and his animal friends.

#### Live Show Block

09:30 - Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow
- Dick and Dom are joined by six children who compete for points in a series of silly and messy games.

11:00 - TMi
- Interactive live magazine show featuring games, celebrity interviews, music, and viewer participation.

#### After Live Shows

12:30 - Sportsround
- A rundown of the latest sports news and events tailored for younger viewers.

#### Afternoon

12:45 - Raven
- Fantasy adventure game show where young warriors compete in quests.

13:15 - The Slammer
- Children’s game show set in a mock prison with variety acts and comedy sketches.

13:45 - Dani’s House
- Dani and her friends tackle funny and sometimes challenging situations of teenage life.

14:15 - The Secret Show
- Victor Volt and Anita Knight defend the world against the evil T.H.E.M.

14:30 - MI High
- School children who lead double lives as undercover spies.

#### Late Afternoon

15:00 - The Sarah Jane Adventures
- Follow the afterlife of Sarah Jane Smith in thrilling, otherworldly escapades.

15:30 - Planet Ajay
- Ajay takes viewers on a vibrant journey through diverse cultures and music.

16:00 - Sorry, I’ve Got No Head
- A sketch show filled with absurd humor and memorable characters.

16:30 - Prank Patrol
- Kids get to pull off elaborate pranks on their friends.

#### Early Evening

17:00 - Horrible Histories
- Funny and factual takes on history through sketches and songs.

17:30 - Newsround
- Catch up on the latest news and events relevant to children.

17:45 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
- Join the TMNT as they navigate the future of 2105 with their new ally, Cody Jones.

#### Evening

18:15 - Kerwhizz
- An interactive quiz and race show where three teams compete for the best prizes.

18:45 - Tronji
- Computer animation set in the land of Tronji, a world parallel to our own but filled with colourful landscapes and quirky characters. Human kids are sent (and turned into their own avatar designed by them) to fix the world and reunite Tronji-I with her brother Tronji-O

19:15 - Monster Allergy
- Follow Zick, a boy who can see monsters, in his daily adventures.

19:45 - Newsround
- Final news update of the day.

20:00 - Goodnight CBBC. Write a weekday schedule where Battle B-Daman premieres
### CBBC Schedule – November 2008 (My AU), Weekdays

#### Morning

06:00 - CBBC Mornings
- 06:00 - Arthur
The adventures of Arthur, an 8-year-old aardvark, and his family and friends.

- 06:25 - Blue Peter
A magazine show with features, competitions, and special guests.

- 06:55 - LazyTown
Stephanie and Sportacus encourage the residents of LazyTown to be active.

- 07:20 - ChuckleVision
The comical antics of the Chuckle Brothers.

- 07:40 - Raven
Fantasy adventure game show where young warriors compete to complete quests.

- 08:10 - Newsround
Daily news program for children, covering current events and topics relevant to kids.

#### Mid-Morning

08:20 - The Secret Show
- Victor Volt and Anita Knight are agents in a secret organisation called U.Z.Z., protecting the world against the evil forces of T.H.E.M.

08:35 - Tracey Beaker
The story of Tracy, a confident and imaginative young girl living in a foster home.

09:00 - The Story of Tracy Beaker
Follow-up episodes showcasing more of Tracy’s journey and the lives of her friends.

09:30 - MI High
School children double as undercover spies.

#### Late Morning

10:00 - Dani’s House
Dani faces the day-to-day challenges of teenage life, including her mischievous younger brother.

10:30 - Shaun the Sheep
Comedic adventures of Shaun and his flock.

#### Afternoon

11:00 - The Sarah Jane Adventures
Follow the adventures of Sarah Jane Smith, a former companion of Doctor Who.

11:30 - Prank Patrol
Kids get the chance to prank their friends with elaborate setups.

12:00 - The Basil Brush Show
Comedy show featuring the mischievous fox, Basil Brush.

12:30 - Smart
A creative arts and crafts show.

#### Mid-Afternoon

13:00 - Kerwhizz
An interactive quiz and race show.

13:30 - 4 O’Clock Club
A show focusing on the exciting after-school lives of kids and teachers.

#### Late Afternoon

14:00 - My Spy Family
Comedy series about an incredible spy family trying to live a normal life.

14:30 - Planet Ajay
Ajay takes viewers on a journey through diverse culture and music.

15:00 - The Slammer
Children’s game show set in a mock prison with variety acts and comedy sketches.

15:30 - Horrible Histories
Fun and engaging look at history through sketches and songs.

#### Early Evening

16:00 - Newsround
Update on the day’s news and events.

16:10 - Raven
Repeated afternoon episode for those who missed the morning.

16:40 - Sorry, I’ve Got No Head
Sketch show featuring absurd humor and characters.

17:05 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
The TMNT are thrust to the year 2105 where they meet Cody Jones

#### Prime Time

17:35 - Battle B-Daman
Follow the adventures of Yamato Delgado as he competes in B-Daman battles to become the B-Da Champion and seek out new challenges.

18:00 - Monster Allergy
Monsters are among us… and only Zick can see them!

18:25 - Arthur
Another chance to enjoy more adventures of Arthur.

18:50 - Tronji
Computer animation set in the land of Tronji, a world parallel to our own but filled with colourful landscapes and quirky characters. Human kids are sent (and turned into their own avatar designed by them) to fix the world and reunite Tronji-I with her brother Tronji-O

#### Evening

19:15 - The Animals of Farthing Wood
Animated series about animals who band together to find a new home.

19:45 - Newsround
Final update on the day’s news.

20:00 - Goodnight CBBC.
Write a convo asking if the online web-safety page is still hosted by Dongle the Rabbit
### Children’s TV Fan Forum

Thread Title: Is Dongle the Rabbit Still Hosting the CBBC Web-Safety Page?

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User1:
Hey everyone! Just wanted to check if the CBBC web-safety page is still hosted by Dongle the Rabbit. I remember him giving really useful tips in a fun and engaging way. Is he still around?

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User2:
Good question! I haven’t checked the web-safety page in a while. Dongle the Rabbit was always so informative yet funny. Anyone know if he’s still hosting?

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User3:
I visited the CBBC web-safety page last week, and Dongle the Rabbit was still there! He’s updated with some new animations and tips, but the essence of the character is still the same. It’s great to see him continuing to help kids stay safe online.

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User4:
Oh, that’s awesome news! Dongle the Rabbit made learning about web safety so much more engaging. Glad to hear he’s still around and updated for the times. Thanks for the info, User3!

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User5:
Yep, Dongle is still the host. They’ve added more interactive elements to the web-safety page too, like quizzes and videos. Keeps the whole thing fresh and relevant for today’s internet challenges.

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User6:
That’s great to hear! Dongle the Rabbit was such a big part of my childhood internet education. It’s nice to know he’s still helping out the next generation. Do the animations still have that quirky style?

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User7:
Absolutely, User6! The animations still have that quirky charm but with a modern twist. Dongle is just as funny and informative as ever. Plus, the new content really helps with issues kids face today, like social media and online gaming safety.

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User8:
Thanks for confirming, everyone! I’ll definitely check out the updated web-safety page. It’s comforting to know that CBBC is keeping such great educational content alive. Long live Dongle the Rabbit! 😊

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User9:
Agreed! Dongle the Rabbit is a legend for a reason. He makes web-safety tips so easy to understand and memorable. Glad to hear he’s still doing his thing!
Write a convo asking if DNN is done for good, have the anti-misinformation brigade forced it off air for good
### Children’s TV Fan Forum

Thread Title: Is DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround Done for Good?

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User1:
Hey everyone, just wanted to know if DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround is done for good. I heard rumors that the anti-misinformation brigade forced it off the air permanently. Anyone know if this is true?

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User2:
Good question, User1. I’ve been wondering the same thing. DNN was always so funny and had its unique style. Anyone have any updates on this?

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User3:
I heard those rumors too, but I’m not sure about the specifics. It’s a bit disappointing if it’s true because DNN offered such a quirky take on current events. Anyone got the inside scoop?

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User4:
From what I’ve read, there were concerns about some of the content not being clear enough for young viewers to distinguish between real news and the satire. But I don’t think it’s off-air because of the anti-misinformation brigade per se. It seems more like a decision from the producers to switch up the schedule.

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User5:
That makes sense, User4. I’d heard similar things. It looks like CBBC wanted to emphasize more straightforward and educational content. I do miss the humor, though. Tronji is great, but DNN had a special charm.

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User6:
Checked the CBBC website and I couldn’t find anything definitive about DNN being gone for good. It’s not on the current schedule, but they might bring it back later. Maybe they’re just giving it a break and figuring out how to handle the content better.

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User7:
I really hope DNN returns. It had such a unique way of engaging with viewers. The anti-misinformation stuff is important, but I think they can find a balance. Fingers crossed it comes back in some form!

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User8:
Totally agree, User7. DNN was a breath of fresh air in children’s programming. Spreading misinformation wasn’t the intent, but I get why they’re being cautious. Hopefully, they find a way to revive it with clearer distinctions between satire and real news.

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User9:
I heard that the DNN team is working on new projects, so they aren’t completely gone. Maybe we’ll see some of that humor and quirky reporting in a new format. Let’s keep an eye out!

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User10:
Thanks for the info, everyone! I’ll keep my fingers crossed that DNN makes a comeback. It’s reassuring that the team is still working on new stuff. Here’s to hoping we see them again soon!

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User1:
Thanks for the updates, everyone. It’s a relief to know that DNN’s unique approach to news might not be gone forever. I’ll be keeping an eye out for any news from the team!
Write a tweet with 4 shows that have kept it off
Sure!

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🌟 Sad to see DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround go, but excited for what’s on CBBC! 🙌 Loving the new adventures in #Tronji, laughs with #SorryIveGotNoHead, and epic quests in #Raven! Plus, #MonsterAllergy is as thrilling as ever! 📺✨ #CBBCLineup 🎉🌈

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Write a convo saying the rumor came about probs because a few weeks before it left they put a Dongle warning label on it’s page saying it’s parody and not fact
### Children’s TV Fan Forum

Thread Title: Is DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround Done for Good?

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User1:
Hey everyone, just wanted to know if DNN: Definitely NOT Newsround is done for good. I heard rumors that the anti-misinformation brigade forced it off the air permanently. Anyone know if this is true?

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User2:
Good question, User1. I’ve been wondering the same thing. DNN was always so funny and had its unique style. Anyone have any updates on this?

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User3:
I heard those rumors too, but I’m not sure about the specifics. It’s a bit disappointing if it’s true because DNN offered such a quirky take on current events. Anyone got the inside scoop?

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User4:
Actually, I think the rumor came about because a few weeks before DNN left the air, CBBC put a warning label on its web page. Dongle the Rabbit gave a disclaimer saying the content was parody and not actual news. Maybe that’s why people thought it was forced off.

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User5:
That makes sense, User4. I remember seeing that warning label. They probably wanted to make sure kids understood the show was more of a comedic take on news rather than factual reporting. Still, sad to see it go.

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User6:
Yeah, the warning label did make it pretty clear that DNN was parody. I think the anti-misinformation brigade angle is a bit exaggerated. Sounds like CBBC was just being cautious.

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User7:
I really hope DNN returns. It had such a unique way of engaging with viewers. The anti-misinformation stuff is important, but I think they can find a balance. Fingers crossed it comes back in some form!

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User8:
Totally agree, User7. DNN was a breath of fresh air in children’s programming. Spreading misinformation wasn’t the intent, but I get why they’re being careful. Hopefully, they can figure out a balance and bring it back.

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User9:
I heard that the DNN team is working on new projects, so they aren’t completely gone. Maybe we’ll see some of that humor and quirky reporting in a new format. Let’s keep an eye out!

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User10:
Thanks for the info, everyone! I’ll keep my fingers crossed that DNN makes a comeback. It’s reassuring that the team is still working on new stuff. Here’s to hoping we see them again soon!

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User1:
Thanks for the updates, everyone. It’s a relief to know that DNN’s unique approach to news might not be gone forever. I’ll be keeping an eye out for any news from the team! Write a convo asking who the current channel presenters are, also is it just me or is the website getting slowly overhauled