Cartoon Network UK schedule June 2005 (My AU, so fictional)

Premiere of Battle B-Daman
The show is about Yamato Delgado (Daiwa in the Japanese version), who gets the legendary Cobalt Blade. He and his friends use the sport of B-Daman to fight the Shadow Alliance (who wants to take over the world). This show takes place in the B-Da World, a Post-Apocalyptic wasteland where its inhabitants are humans, anthropomorphic animals, and robots. Using the legendary B-Daman, Yamato enters the Winners tournament organized by a group (the JBA in the Japanese version and the IBA (International B-Daman Association) in English version) to become the B-Da Champion. However, he also ends up in fights against the Shadow Alliance.

Yamato Delgado (大輪 ヤマト, Daiwa Yamato)
Voiced by: Reiko Takagi (Japanese); Brian Beacock (Season 1), Tevi Eber (Season 2) (English)
Introduced in season one, 11-year-old Yamato is the main character. Raised by cats until the age of 5, his foster mother did not allow him to own a B-Daman until Cobalt Blade appeared to him one fateful night. Cobalt Blade, supposedly the best B-Daman ever made. But it gets heavily damaged by Cain McDonnell, one of Yamato's enemies. Following its near destruction, Cobalt Blade is rebuilt as Cobalt Saber, the first B-Daman to use the newly developed Blaster Core (also known as Delta core) system by Armada. This new system allowed the very core of the B-Daman to be modified. Yamato's special attack is Cobalt Power Blast, a powerful attack that utilizes the friction of the battlefield. Yamato somehow looks like a cat. He is most likely named after the powerful Japanese battleship Yamato. In the second season of the anime and second half of the manga, Yamato's Strike Shot is the Drive Shot for his new B-Daman called Cobalt Saber Fire, which would later be upgraded to Cobalt Blaster with the Cartridge system and the Stealth Drive Shot until the final episode in which Cobalt Blaster transformed into Cobalt Blaster Drive Cannon with the R.C. system and the Legend Drive Shot. In the manga, Yamato already begun with having a B-Daman named Cobalt Sword which would be upgraded to Cobalt Blade.
Gray Michael Vincent (グレイ・マイケル・ビンセント, Gurei Maikeru Binsento)
Voiced by: Yuki Tai (Japanese); Dave Wittenberg (English)
He is Yamato's friend and is a tough guy. He was a member of the Shadow Alliance because he was trying to save his sister Liena from them. He uses the B-Daman, Chrome Zephyr which is later upgraded to Chrome Raven then Chrome Raven Cyclone, Chrome Harrier and then Chrome Windrush Harrier (Chrome Lancer). Gray started appearing in season 1. He is 12 years old. His Strike Shot is the Speed Shot.
Bull Borgnine (ブル・ボーグナイン, Buru Bōgunain)
Voiced by: Kurumi Mamiya (Japanese); Mona Marshall (English)
Bull has three personalities: The calm and naive side, the confident side and the wild side that appears when he presents his B-Daman. This dark side remains until the end of a B-DaBattle and can enter a berserker state where he's practically invincible. He uses the B-Daman, Helio Breaker which later gets destroyed and he decides to be a B-Daman mechanic. Later on, he creates Helio Berserker and Helio Flyer which is either from the Delta Core or the Roller Core. Bull started appearing in season 1. He is 11 years old. In season one, Bull met a girl. She only likes Bull's hyper-form and when she learnt that the 'calm' Bull is the true Bull, she lost interest in him. She later goes on to like the calm, full of snot, true Bull. In Season 2, Bull meets up with Akyulus and eventually befriends the silent boy. Bull is the first ever friend of Akyulus. Nearing the start of the second Winners Tournament, he makes a decision to be a full-time B-Da Mechanic, vowing to make Revolver Hades, the best B-Daman ever so that Akyulus could use it to defeat Yamato.
Terry McScotty (燕 ツバメ, Tsubakura Tsubame)
Voiced by: Tomoko Kaneda (Japanese); Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (ep. 1-6), Barbara Goodson (ep. 7-52) (English)
He is Yamato's fellow friend under Armada. He has a Scottish accent and uses the B-Daman, Wing Ninja which was later recreated into Wing Sword and Wing Eagle. Terry started appearing in season 1. He is 10 years old. In Season 2, Terry and Joe decide to enter the Winners Tournament together but along the way, Terry finds a Strike Shot, Random Shot. Joe deems that Terry will not improve with him along so he leaves, only to find Terry following him, not wanting him to go. However, Haja hears of this Strike Shot and attacks Terry for it. The two enter into battle and Haja pretends to admit defeat. Falling for his trick, Haja snatches the Strike Shot from Terry and he shoots. It is originally aimed towards Terry but Joe steps in to protect his brother/pupil. Terry has his blaster destroyed and then gets a new one named HudoFudoMaru and his Strike Shot is the Split Shot.
Mie Delgado (大輪 ミエ, Daiwa Mie)
Voiced by: Naoko Takano (Japanese); Philece Sampler (English)
Yamato's foster mother, she adopted him at the age of five. She is 22 years old. She runs a restaurant called Mie's Café, later on changed to Mie's Cat Cafe. For she is just only one to run her Cafe, she asked Liena, Armada and all the others to help her run her Café. Then one day, she's suddenly somewhat feared by Armada because Armada always escapes his chores. And when he does that, Mie is getting almost furious. She thought that was the way in making Armada responsible!
Liena Grace Vincent (リエナ・グレース・ビンセント, Riena Gurēsu Binsento)
Voiced by: Takako Uemura (Japanese); Peggy O'Neal (English)
Gray's sister who was captured by the Shadow Alliance, made into a tough B-DaBattler and Ababa had her impersonate Sigma. She always wants to be at her brother's side. She took a small liking to Enjyu. She had the B-Daman, Garnet Wind which was first made for control, but had rapid fire added in its Zero 2 version. The rapid fire was added due to the new core, the Roller Core. The Roller Core had an added magazine head. The magazine head allowed you to hold 3 B-DaBalls instead of 2. The Roller Core as added to Li Yong Fa's B-Daman, King Rekuso.
Armada
Voiced by: Paul St. Peter
Yamato's giant cat mentor, the legendary B-Daman master. He invented the Zero system, the framework for which all B-Daman are based upon. After Cobalt Blade was destroyed, he created the Zero 2 Blaster Core system, the framework for which Chrome Raven, Chrome Raven Cyclone, Cobalt Saber, Cobalt Saber Fire, Blazing Kaizer, Garnet Cyclone and then Zero 389. He also created the Cartridge system with Bears in the 2nd season as well as the Metal system in season 3.
Tommi
Tommi is the black cat that follows Yamato. Marda B's good side uses him later on in the series to speak to Yamato and his friends.
B-DaMage
Voiced by: Mari Devon
The series narrator, B-DaMage is an omnipotent being who along with her three cats, the Meowmigos (who corrects B-DaMage's mistakes) serves to explain about the world that the story takes places in, the characters, and the rules of B-Daman. She is called "B-Damajin" in the Japanese version. She appears as a blue, bubble like being
Meowmigos
Voiced by: Steven Blum
The Mewomigos are the companions of the B-DaMage.
Big Cheese
Voiced by: R. Martin Klein
Little is known about this mouse except that he appears in segments with the B'DaMage and the Meowmigos.
Shadow Alliance
The Shadow Alliance (called simply "Shadow" in Japan) are the main antagonists of Season One with goals of B-DaWorld Domination. Some members of the Shadow Alliance have a 3rd eye which is the symbol of the Shadow Alliance and is a sign that the character is under Marda B.'s control. There are two incarnations of the group: There was the original and the Neo Shadow Alliance. The members of this group are as following:

Marda B.
Voiced by: Paul St. Peter
Marda B. is the main villain of the 1st season who established the Shadow Alliance and Neo Shadow Alliance. Marda B. was a mysterious being who was the greatest B-DaPlayer. He was the first B-DaMaster. He was a good person, but also very competitive. When he asked for an eternal life to remain undefeated forever, he was punished by being turned into a spirit. His competitive side separated from him and became an evil spirit wanting to conquer the B-DaWorld. The good side came to live in a statue that guarded powerful B-DaBalls carrying his own essence, which became known as the B-Energy, the only thing that can defeat the evil Marda B. When Ababa had been depowered by Marda B. after being exposed as a criminal, he started the Neo Shadow Alliance, where all of the members he sent to, attack Yamato and the gang who were innocent B-DaPlayers under his control (with the exception of Enjyu, Biarce, Cain, and Joshua who joined on their own free will). Marda B.'s evil form seems to be one giant flaming eye (which is very similar in appearance to the eye of Sauron from Lord of the Rings) that always seemed to be floating in the sky. In episode 51, Marda B. fuses with Biarce to form, Marda Biarce, and reveals his plot: He sent the Shadow Alliance after Cobalt Blade, sent the Neo Shadow Alliance to collect B-DaSpirits. and even created Biarce, just so he could culminate his plan to conquer the B-DaWorld by having the ultimate B-DaBattle with Yamato. At the end of the final episode of season 1, his full good form is revealed a seemingly huge gray cat wearing in a white topki.
Ababa
Voiced by: Steven Blum
An evil cat who worked for Marda B with the ability to brainwash people. He even managed to brainwash Bull. Ababa was the leader of the Shadow Alliance, which consisted of major characters like Gray, Enjyu, Wen, and Li. When depowered by Marda B, he is turned back into his original form, a purple cat with long hair. He makes a small cameo with the rest of the crowd, after Yamato and his friends return from defeating the Neo Shadow Alliance.
Enjyu (炎呪, Enju)
Voiced by: Daisuke Kishio (Japanese); Steve Staley (Season 1), James Keller (Season 2) (English)
Enjyu used to be a talented kid who wished to improve his skills more as a B-Daman player. His father, however wanted him to take a dive on each of his battles so his dad could pay for their rent. Before each battle, Enjyu's opponents would pay him to lose the match, making them look skilled and Enjyu, an amateur. Fed up of his life, Enjyu joined the Junior B-Daman Tournament. There he was disqualified after unfairly being accused of cheating due to his refusal to repeat his past life. After being betrayed by his only "friend", Enjyu took out his anger on his father in a B-DaBattle. As soon as the battle commenced, Enjyu's personality and hair changed from blue to red. The reason of why his hair changed color is uncertain. After the battle, Enjyu joined the Shadow Alliance where he later received Lightning Kahn (Bloody Kaiser in the original version), the brother of Cobalt Blade, as his new B-Daman. Later in the series, Lightning Kahn was upgraded to Blazing Kahn by Marda B. and later in season 2 is upgraded once more into Variable Kaiser (Hasbro never released a Cartridge System version, so the name remains unchanged), in order to defeat Yamato in the finals. However, instead of defeating him, Enjyu saved Yamato's life and quickly be-friended him. He later rejoined the Neo Shadow Alliance so that he could have fought Marda B. to avenge his new "friends". At the end of season 1, Marda B. brainwashes Enjyu, and Terry used his part of the B-Energy to set him free, but Enjyu wasn't happy about that. He was angry because he felt as if Terry wasted his B-Energy, which he could use to save the world, to save him. Although, Terry reasoned that he was his friend and he figured out, with the help of Joe, that it was the morally correct choice. The name is romanized as Enjyu in the English versions and Enju in the Japanese websites.[1] In Fire Spirits, he obtained his own Strike Shot called the Black Drive Shot from a boy that live at the icy mountain.
Wen Yong Fa (ウェン・ユンファ, Wen Yonfa)
Voiced by: Brad MacDonald
He is the older of the Yong Fa brothers. He joined the Shadow Alliance at a young age to become a stronger B-DaPlayer. Wen is often blunt and stubborn but also open-hearted and loyal to those he cares about. He and Li first appeared to fight Yamato in a B-DaBattle following Battle Crow's defeat. He uses the B-Daman, Bakuso which was later upgraded to King Bakuso by Bull, then finally to Suiseiryu by Bears and Armada. He changed his ways and left the Shadow Alliance after Yamato helped him in a battle against Enjyu. After Wen left, he continued to help Yamato and the gang, often under Armada's direction. He sometimes wore a mask and cape. When his younger brother, Li Yong Fa, joined the Neo Shadow Alliance to infiltrate Neo Shadow Alliance, he traveled with Yamato and his friends. Unfortunately, Li was not accepted into the alliance, and was made a puppet to Marda B. He eventually fought Li and brought him back to normal. The brothers have not separated since. His Strike Shot is the Metal Spike Shot.
Li Yong Fa (リー・ユンファ, Rii Yonfa)
Voiced by: Miyako Ito (Japanese); Derek Stephen Prince (English)
The younger brother of Wen, he uses seal papers as his calling card. He uses the B-Daman, Rekuso which was later upgraded to King Rekuso, then to Ryuseiryu by Armada and Bears. Li and Wen first appeared to fight Yamato in a B-DaBattle following Battle Crow's defeat. He and his older brother have been helping Yamato after they left the Shadow Alliance. Later in the series, Enjyu begged Li to help him defeat Marda B. Like Enjyu, Li pretended to work for the Neo Shadow Alliance in order to find Marda B.'s weakness. But certain members did not trust Li's loyalties towards the Neo Shadow Alliance so Marda B. claimed Li's mind, giving Li the third eye and erasing all his past memories. Later, Wen tried to save his brother through a B-Dabattle. Luckily, Wen won and returned Li to his normal self.
Battle Crow
Voiced by: Steve Kramer
A crow-type birdman. Little is known about this character except he was the first Shadow Alliance member that Yamato faced and that he had goggles that can detect people's power levels. What happened to him after his defeat against Yamato is unknown.
Monkey Don
Voiced by: Derek Stephen Prince
A humanoid monkey. Little is known about this character except he was the crooked owner of a B-Daman parts shop. He was defeated by Yamato.
Hounds of Chaos
A group of canine thieves who stole B-Daman parts from Yamato.
Goldo
Little is known about this character except that he serves as a B-DaBattle trainer in the Shadow Alliance HQ.
Mukade Benkei
A snake man observer in Goldo's training facility, famed for having stolen 10000 B-Damans.
Psy Baron
A hooded observer in Goldo's training facility.
Shooting Galaxy
An armored observer in Goldo's training facility, claimed to be from outer space. Shooting the Galaxy, it later led an attack to Tsubakura city.
Shadow Alliance Foot Soldiers
Robotic servants of Marda B. that accompany any member of the Shadow Alliance and the Neo Shadow Alliance.
Biarce
Voiced by: Doug Erholtz
Biarce, the 11 year-old B-DaPlayer created by Marda B. to battle for him.
Cyber-Mosquito
A robotic mosquito that can cause its target's hands to go weak and unable to use a B-Daman.
Neo Shadow Alliance victims
Castillo
After losing to Yamato in qualifying round of B-Daman tournament, he returned to rule Pedro kingdom unmasked under the name of Ike. His B-Daman is Iron Eater.
The Longhorn Brothers
Voiced by: Beau Billingslea (Nouz), Kirk Thornton (Sauz)
The Longhorn Brothers are Nouz (North) and Sauz (South). They have been hired by Marda B. to join the Shadow Alliance after Ababa's depowerment.
Manuel
A robot teacher from the B-Daman academy capable of copying its opponent's moves.
Unnamed Pig, Monkey, and Water Sprite
Servants of Pandoro and victims of Marda B. whom fought Wen and Li for the fate of Pandoro. They were defeated and returned to normal. Note: These 3 characters are modeled from the disciples in Journey to the West.

June 2005

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:30am Yu-Gi-Oh
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Yu-Gi-Oh
10:30am Cramp Twins
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am HiHi Puffy AmiYumi
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Inazuma Eleven
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
2:30pm Static Shock
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Cramp Twins
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm Ozzy and Drix
5:30pm Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
6:30pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
7:00pm Battle B-Daman
7:30pm Atomic Betty
8:00pm Gadget Boy
8:30pm Inspector Gadget
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

October 2005

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:30am Yu-Gi-Oh
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Yu-Gi-Oh
10:30am Cramp Twins
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am HiHi Puffy AmiYumi
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Inazuma Eleven
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
2:30pm Static Shock
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Da Boom Crew
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm Ozzy and Drix
5:30pm Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm Yu-Gi-Oh
6:30pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
7:00pm Battle B-Daman
7:30pm Atomic Betty
8:00pm Gadget Boy
8:30pm Inspector Gadget
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

About Da Boom Crew: Da Boom Crew: Four foster kids (Justin, Nate, Ricki and Jubei) create a video game about heroes going up against space alien terrorists. Then a portal appears and pulls them into a dimension which is just like the world in their game. They embark on a quest to find their missing video game cartridges and stop the sadistic extraterrestrial emperor Zorch from taking control of this intergalactic dimension.

Also 2 new shows coming soon to CN UK:

The Tofus: Environmental activists Mom and Pop Tofu, concerned that their family is suffocating from urban routine, decide to move to a farmhouse in the town of Beauvillage and embrace a more natural way of life, much to the horror of their pre-teen children, Chichi and Lola. They would rather watch TV and go shopping than amuse themselves with Grandma Buba's animals: Cracker the Rooster, Curly the Sheep, and Suzie the Goat. The siblings must cope with their parents' ecology-friendly world vision and the humiliation that results from their efforts to encourage others to protect the environment.

The neighbourhood that the family settles in is filled with electronically able individuals, contrasting the Tofus' all-organic lifestyle. Unlike her mechanical-genius brother Chichi–who believes in peace within the family–Lola is more cynical and averse to being deemed oddballs in their new home. She occupies herself with her attraction to Billy Hubbub, the boy next door, despite his parents objections. P.S: No one knows why their family is named the Tofu family, maybe it's linked to their enviromentalist lifestyle

What's with Andy?: The main character is Andy Larkin, a mischievous teen and the self-proclaimed "world's greatest prankster". The show follows him as he tries to perform elaborate practical jokes, or pranks, on people in the fictional town of East Gackle, as his best friend, Danny Pickett, helps him out with almost every prank; his antagonists include: his older sister, Jen Larkin; and the bullies Peter Lik and Andrew Leech. He has a crush on a girl named Lori Mackney, whom he usually tries to impress.

Tokyo Broadcasting Network Announces Commitment to Digital Broadcasting by 2003

May 4, 1998 - Tokyo, Japan

In a landmark announcement today, Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN), a leading television station based in Japan, pledged to transition to digital broadcasting by the year 2003. This move marks a significant shift in the landscape of Japanese television, setting the stage for enhanced viewing experiences and a broader array of programming options.

During a press conference held at TBN’s headquarters in Shibuya, executives detailed their ambitious plans to invest heavily in digital transmission technology and infrastructure over the next five years. CEO Hiroshi Matsuda stated, “Our commitment to digital broadcasting reflects our dedication to providing viewers with superior quality and greater accessibility to diverse content. We believe that this transition will revolutionize how we deliver news, entertainment, and educational programming.”

Japan has been at the forefront of technological advancements, and the push for digital broadcasting is a critical component of the government's broader initiative to enhance telecommunications and media services. The shift to digital is expected to offer improved picture and sound quality, as well as a broader range of channels, including the potential for interactive services that will engage viewers in new ways.

The Digital Broadcasting Promotion Committee (DBPC), established by the Japanese Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, has strongly supported the transition, advocating for a digital switchover to occur across the country. “We envision a future where every household can enjoy crystal-clear broadcasts and a spectrum of viewing choices. TBN’s commitment today is a vital step in that direction,” said DBPC chairperson Akiko Tanaka.

TBN has plans to work closely with technology partners to establish state-of-the-art facilities and to prepare for the launch of new digital channels. The network is also considering initiatives to educate viewers on the benefits of digital television and the necessary equipment needed to access this new format.

With competition from cable and satellite services on the rise, TBN’s decision to embrace digital broadcasting aims to retain its viewership and attract a younger demographic accustomed to high-quality digital content. The strategic move could also enhance TBN's advertising potential, allowing for more targeted campaigns to reach specific audience segments.

As Japan gears up for the digital broadcasting era, TBN is optimistic that this transition will elevate the standards of television programming in the country. “We are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead,” concluded Matsuda. “This is just the beginning of a new chapter in broadcasting history.”

The announcement of TBN’s digital commitment has been met with enthusiasm from both industry analysts and audiences alike, as the countdown begins toward a new horizon in television in Japan.

Write a list of events from May 4 1998 to May 24 2000 (on Nov 12 1999 they partner up with TV Asahi, TV Tokyo and TBS for a fundraising event)

Here’s a timeline of key events from May 4, 1998, to May 24, 2000, for the fictional Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN), including the partnership with TV Asahi, TV Tokyo, and TBS for a fundraising event on November 12, 1999.

TBN Timeline: May 4, 1998 – May 24, 2000
May 4, 1998: TBN announces its commitment to transition to digital broadcasting by 2003, aiming to improve picture quality, sound, and viewer experience.

June 15, 1998: TBN begins extensive research and development into digital broadcasting technologies and establishes partnerships with tech firms specializing in digital transmission.

September 1, 1998: TBN launches a public awareness campaign about the upcoming transition to digital broadcasting, including educational workshops and information sessions.

January 10, 1999: TBN starts construction on a new digital broadcasting facility designed to support cutting-edge transmission technology.

April 5, 1999: The network successfully tests its first digital transmission of a live sporting event, showcasing the improved quality to viewers.

June 20, 1999: TBN broadcasts a special documentary highlighting the journey of digital broadcasting in Japan and its expected impact on the industry.

September 15, 1999: TBN announces the launch of its first digital radio services, expanding its multimedia offerings.

November 12, 1999: TBN partners with major industry players TV Asahi, TV Tokyo, and TBS for a large-scale fundraising event titled "United for Tomorrow," aimed at supporting disaster relief efforts for the victims of the recent natural calamities in Japan. The event garners significant public support and raises substantial funds.

January 25, 2000: TBN launches a series of digital pilot programs, featuring a mix of entertainment, news, and interactive content, testing audience engagement ahead of the full launch.

March 15, 2000: Following the successful pilot programs, TBN announces the official schedule for its upcoming digital broadcasting launch.

April 22, 2000: TBN holds a celebratory event showcasing its new digital capabilities, featuring live performances and guest appearances from popular Japanese entertainers.

May 15, 2000: TBN officially confirms its launch date for digital broadcasting, set for June 1, 2000. The network promises an exciting lineup of shows and a renewed focus on interactive viewer engagement.

May 24, 2000: TBN begins installing digital broadcasting equipment in homes across Tokyo, collaborating with electronics retailers to offer special promotions on digital-ready televisions and set-top boxes.

This timeline captures the key milestones and initiatives that TBN undertook during the period leading up to its digital broadcasting launch.

Write a follow up on June 10, They introduce a mascot, She is a mole like creature but she can melt into liquid mud at will

TBN Unveils New Mascot: Meet Moko, the Magical Mole!

June 10, 2000 - Tokyo, Japan

In an exciting new development, Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN) has introduced its official mascot, Moko, a charming mole-like creature with a unique twist—she has the extraordinary ability to melt into liquid mud at will! The announcement was made at a lively event held at TBN’s headquarters, where fans and media gathered to celebrate this new character designed to promote the network's digital broadcasting launch.

Moko, whose name was derived from "moku," meaning "to melt" in Japanese, embodies the spirit of creativity and adaptability—qualities that resonate with TBN’s vision for innovative digital content. Wearing a vibrant blue and pink outfit, Moko has big, expressive eyes and a playful personality that is sure to appeal to audiences of all ages.

During the launch event, TBN’s CEO Hiroshi Matsuda explained the significance of introducing Moko. “Our mascot reflects our commitment to bringing fresh, imaginative programming to our viewers. Much like Moko’s ability to transform and explore, we aim to evolve and engage with our audience in new and exciting ways,” said Matsuda.

To further connect with the public, TBN has planned a series of promotional events featuring Moko. She will appear at community gatherings, school functions, and various TBN-sponsored events, where she will interact with fans and participate in fun activities that highlight the network’s digital offerings. Moko will also star in a series of animated shorts that will air on TBN’s channels, introducing younger audiences to the world of digital broadcasting and the adventures of their lovable mascot.

The announcement has already generated buzz among fans, with many expressing enthusiasm about Moko's unique abilities. Children at the launch event were particularly captivated, delighted by her playful antics and transformation demonstrations, where she would "melt" during performances, leaving the audience in awe.

In addition to promoting TBN’s programming, Moko will serve as a symbolic reminder of the network’s mission to streamline its services and adapt to the evolving needs of viewers as they transition to a digital landscape. Her character embodies the resilience and creativity that the network seeks to nurture in its programming and community outreach efforts.

As TBN gears up for its digital broadcasting launch on June 1, 2000, the introduction of Moko marks a significant step in building a brand identity that resonates with audiences far and wide. Viewers can look forward to seeing more of Moko in the upcoming months as TBN elevates its presence in the digital era, bringing the magic of television to life in new and exciting ways.

Write a image of her in mud form

Certainly! Here’s a vivid description of Moko in her mud form that you can visualize:

Image Description:

Moko, the adorable mole-like mascot of TBN, is depicted in her unique liquid mud form. She appears as a shiny, earthy puddle of rich brown mud, with flecks of glittering soil and subtle sparkles reflecting light around her. Her signature large, expressive eyes are still visible, peeking out from the center of the puddle, brimming with playful mischief.

Her mouth, made from the swirling mud, forms a cheerful smile that radiates warmth and friendliness. Tiny, animated droplets of mud seem to dance around her, as if Moko is playfully splashing in her own form.

Around her puddle form, playful ripples distort the surface of the mud, creating an enchanting visual effect. This flowing shape hints at her ability to meld and shift, suggesting a whimsical personality ready for adventure. Soft cartoon-like accents—such as blush marks on her cheeks or a sparkle in her eye—enhance her charm.

In the background, hints of lush greenery and colorful flowers surround her, emphasizing her connection to nature and the playful world she inhabits. The scene conveys a sense of fun and creativity, embodying Moko's magical traits as she captures the hearts of both children and adults alike.

This image not only captures Moko's unique ability to transform but also emphasizes her friendly and playful character that is bound to resonate with viewers of all ages.

Write a list of events from July 10 2000 to March 31 2007, including: new anime, an anime based on MarioKart, sponsoring a major sporting event, suing a copyright theif, Moko hosting summer events, etc

Here is a timeline of key events for the fictional Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN) from July 10, 2000, to March 31, 2007, incorporating the specified themes:

TBN Timeline: July 10, 2000 – March 31, 2007
July 10, 2000: TBN officially launches its digital broadcasting service, featuring a lineup of new programming, including several original anime series.

August 15, 2000: TBN premieres its highly anticipated anime series “Magical Adventures of Moko,” featuring the lovable mascot in a variety of whimsical escapades that resonate with children and families.

September 1, 2000: TBN announces the upcoming release of “Mario Kart: A Racing Adventure!”, an animated series inspired by the popular video game franchise. The show incorporates thrilling races and humorous scenarios, appealing to both children and nostalgic adults.

November 25, 2000: TBN sponsors a major sporting event, the Tokyo International Marathon, showcasing local talent alongside international runners. The network provides live coverage, enhancing viewer engagement with interactive elements.

March 15, 2001: TBN's anime “Magical Adventures of Moko” becomes a huge hit, leading to the creation of merchandise, including toys, clothing, and accessories featuring the popularity of Moko.

July 20, 2001: Moko hosts TBN's Summer Fun Festival, a series of community events across major cities in Japan that include games, contests, and family-friendly activities.

October 5, 2001: TBN announces a collaboration with major gaming studios to develop a new series based on popular gaming franchises, expanding its viewer demographics.

January 10, 2002: TBN files a lawsuit against a company accused of copyright infringement for using Moko’s image without permission in unauthorized merchandise. The case draws media attention and emphasizes the value of intellectual property.

April 13, 2002: Following the lawsuit, TBN successfully reaches a settlement, reinforcing the importance of protecting creative content within the broadcasting industry.

June 1, 2002: TBN releases “Mario Kart: A Racing Adventure!” to widespread acclaim, with viewership ratings exceeding expectations. The show becomes a staple of TBN’s Saturday morning lineup.

September 30, 2003: The network embarks on a new initiative to promote educational anime aimed at children, focusing on science and environmental themes. The first series, “Science Heroes,” debuts to positive reviews.

February 12, 2004: TBN sponsors the “Japan Youth Sports Festival,” highlighting local talent in various athletic disciplines. Moko makes special appearances, serving as a motivational figure for young athletes.

July 5, 2004: TBN premieres a new series, “Moko’s Magical Classroom,” which incorporates interactive elements and promotes learning through creativity and imagination, appealing to both children and parents.

October 15, 2005: The network unveils its plan to expand its digital footprint by launching an on-demand streaming service, allowing viewers to access their favorite anime and shows online.

January 1, 2006: TBN celebrates the New Year with a special live event featuring Moko, showcasing upcoming projects and exciting sneak peeks at new anime series and programming.

April 15, 2006: TBN announces a partnership with educational organizations to create educational content that includes subjects like history and technology, aimed at enhancing children's learning experiences through anime.

August 20, 2006: The second season of “Magical Adventures of Moko” is announced, following the character on even more adventures. The series promises new friends and challenges, further captivating its young audience.

February 28, 2007: TBN successfully launches its on-demand streaming platform, garnering positive reception from viewers who can now enjoy past series, including “Magical Adventures of Moko” and “Mario Kart: A Racing Adventure!”.

March 31, 2007: TBN celebrates a successful year with a major anniversary event featuring performances from popular voice actors, interactive activities, and a retrospective of its programming successes over the years.

This timeline captures TBN’s evolution as it embraces new content, engages with its audience, and promotes innovation in the world of broadcasting and anime over the years.

Write a follow up where Toonami UK acquires both Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers

Toonami UK Acquires Tokyo Broadcasting Network’s Hit Anime Series “Magical Adventures of Moko” and “MarioKart Racers”

London, August 12, 2005 — Toonami UK, the popular British late-night programming block known for showcasing the best in animated action and adventure, announced today the acquisition of two highly successful Japanese anime series from Tokyo Broadcasting Network (TBN): Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers.

Both series have garnered substantial acclaim in Japan, with Magical Adventures of Moko featuring TBN’s charming mascot Moko — a mole with the unique ability to melt into mud at will — and MarioKart Racers based on the iconic MarioKart video game franchise.

“Toonami UK is excited to bring these fresh and compelling series to British audiences,” said Emily Carter, Head of Programming at Toonami UK. “Magical Adventures of Moko offers a magical and adventurous experience filled with heart and humor, while MarioKart Racers delivers fast-paced, high-energy racing action that appeals to gamers and anime fans alike. Both shows perfectly complement our current lineup.”

The acquisition is part of Toonami UK’s ongoing commitment to expand its anime offerings with diverse and high-quality content. Fans in the UK and across Europe can expect English-dubbed episodes of both series to premiere on Toonami UK starting this fall.

Tokyo Broadcasting Network’s Director of International Sales, Kenji Saito, expressed enthusiasm over the deal: “Partnering with Toonami UK is a significant step in introducing our flagship series and beloved mascot Moko to a wider audience outside Japan. We are confident that both titles will resonate well with viewers in the UK and beyond.”

Toonami UK plans to launch promotional events, including contests and interactive web features, centered around the new arrivals. Additionally, both series are expected to be made available on digital platforms shortly after their television debut, reflecting growing demand for anime content in the Western market.

With this acquisition, Toonami UK strengthens its position as a premier destination for anime enthusiasts and opens new channels for TBN’s creative ventures on the international stage. Fans are eagerly anticipating the UK premiere of Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers as the autumn schedule approaches.

Toonami UK (August 2005)

6:00AM - Dragon Ball Z
6:30AM - Dragon Ball Z
7:00AM - One Piece
7:30AM - Code Lyoko
8:00AM - Naruto
8:30AM - Naruto
9:00AM - Gundam Seed
9:30AM - Gundam Seed
10:00AM - Cowboy Bebop
10:30AM - Cowboy Bebop
11:00AM - Rurouni Kenshin
11:30AM - Rurouni Kenshin
12:00PM - Fullmetal Alchemist
12:30PM - Fullmetal Alchemist
1:00PM - Dragon Ball Z
1:30PM - Dragon Ball Z
2:00PM - One Piece
2:30PM - One Piece
3:00PM - Naruto
3:30PM - Bleach
4:00PM - Gundam Seed
4:30PM - Battle B-Daman
5:00PM - One Piece
5:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
6:00PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
6:30PM - MarioKart Racers
7:00PM - Magical Adventures of Moko
7:30PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
8:00PM - Battle B-Daman
8:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
9:00PM - Switch to CNX

Toonami UK (November 2005)

6:00AM - Dragon Ball Z
6:30AM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
7:00AM - One Piece
7:30AM - Code Lyoko
8:00AM - Naruto
8:30AM - One Piece
9:00AM - Gundam Seed
9:30AM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
10:00AM - Cowboy Bebop
10:30AM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:00AM - Rurouni Kenshin
11:30AM - MarioKart Races
12:00PM - Fullmetal Alchemist
12:30PM - Battle B-Daman
1:00PM - Dragon Ball Z
1:30PM - Magical Adventures of Moko
2:00PM - One Piece
2:30PM - Case Closed
3:00PM - Naruto
3:30PM - Bleach
4:00PM - Gundam Seed
4:30PM - Battle B-Daman
5:00PM - One Piece
5:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
6:00PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
6:30PM - MarioKart Racers
7:00PM - Magical Adventures of Moko
7:30PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
8:00PM - Battle B-Daman
8:30PM - Yu-Gi-Oh!
9:00PM - Switch to CNX

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: Toonami UK Schedule Revamp - Double Bills Removed! (Nov 4, 2005)

ShadowStrike89
Nov 4, 2005 10:15am
Just noticed that Toonami UK’s new schedule dropped most of their double bills starting today. No more back-to-back Dragon Ball Z or One Piece in the mornings. Seems like they’re spacing out the series more through the day.

I kinda miss the old format where you could watch two episodes in a row, but I guess this gives more variety. The 9pm shutdown remains the same tho, which is kinda weird in this day and age. Other channels run overnight, right?

KawaiiNeko
Nov 4, 2005 10:45am
Yeah, I saw that too. I think they’re trying to give more room to the new acquisitions, esp. Magical Adventures of Moko and MarioKart Racers. Both series are getting pretty solid slots now, no longer buried in repeats. Fingers crossed for some later evening airings someday!

The 9pm shutdown kinda sucks though. I remember CNX runs 24/7 or at least later into the night. And Cartoon Network UK definitely seems to air till late as well. Toonami looks like the odd one out with this early close, especially since they share the slot with CNX overnight.

MechaOtaku
Nov 4, 2005 11:05am
Toonami UK definitely has one of the shortest broadcasting days among the three. I think it officially signs off at 9pm most nights to hand over the channel space to CNX. CNX then runs its programming overnight. It’s kinda funny because Toonami is the "adult/tween" action block but they go off-air right when older fans are likely free to watch!

Meanwhile, CNX and Cartoon Network UK pretty much run around the clock, or at least close to it.

SlamDunkFan
Nov 4, 2005 11:30am
Yeah, that’s what I’ve noticed too. Cartoon Network UK has tons of late-night slots, plus early mornings. CNX (when it first launched) was basically a 24-hour channel if I recall correctly.

Toonami UK still feels like a kids' action block trapped in a limited timeslot bubble. The removal of double bills is nice for pacing but the short broadcast day limits what fans can see.

Is this a bandwidth thing or a licensing issue? Or just the way UK digital TV schedules are set up?

MokoLover95
Nov 4, 2005 12:00pm
As someone who’s excited about Magical Adventures of Moko on Toonami UK, it’s nice to see it get better visibility with the new schedule. But yeah, it’s strange how Toonami still shuts down at 9pm.

I guess the channel space they have is shared with CNX, so CNX "takes over" the channel post 9pm? I remember reading somewhere that CNX is partly a nighttime spin-off from Cartoon Network/Toonami content, so maybe it’s a strategic move to differentiate audiences.

It’s a bummer for late viewers though. Hopefully, the daytime slots stay strong!

AnimeFanUK
Nov 4, 2005 1:15pm
To answer the "Is Toonami the only one that shuts down early" question — yes, pretty much. Cartoon Network UK runs 24/7 with different blocks including Toonami in the evenings, but the channel itself doesn't "turn off". CNX is also a separate channel that typically runs overnight. Toonami UK is more of a branded programming block on a digital channel with fixed hours.

So this 9pm shutdown is mostly because Toonami UK shares its digital space with CNX or other programming. Hence, Toonami "signs off" at 9pm sharp and CNX takes over the same broadcast slot.

ShadowStrike89
Nov 4, 2005 2:00pm
Thanks for the info, AnimeFanUK! Makes sense now why Toonami UK ends at 9pm even though it has a prime lineup. Kinda inconvenient since many hardcore fans might want to binge or catch late episodes after school or work.

If only they got a full channel or if CNX could merge the programming into a 24-hour block. For now, guess it’s the best we get.

KawaiiNeko
Nov 4, 2005 3:45pm
Hopefully the popularity of MarioKart Racers and Magical Adventures of Moko will help Toonami UK get more hours. Anime is really growing here. Plus, with economy of scale, they might get more channel space or a separate 24-hour feed soon.

Meanwhile, I’ll just have to settle for the neat new schedule and enjoy those new shows during the day!

SlamDunkFan
Nov 4, 2005 5:30pm
Anyone else catch the MarioKart Racers episode this morning? It’s surprisingly fun. Definitely one of Toonami’s highlights right now, alongside Battle B-Daman.

If only the schedule wasn’t so short… but at least the quality is improving!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Nov 4, 2005 6:00pm
Thanks for the great discussion, everyone! To confirm for newcomers: Toonami UK currently operates from early morning until 9pm, after which CNX takes over the same broadcast slot overnight. Cartoon Network UK is the only major Cartoon Network UK-owned channel running 24/7 continuously.

Feel free to keep sharing your thoughts and updates on the schedules!

End of Thread

Write a conversation saying Toonami also basically only has a few kid shows (Moko, B-Daman, MarioKart, Yu-Gi-Oh, TMNT),

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: Toonami UK’s Schedule and Show Lineup — Feels Kids-Focused?

ShadowStrike89
Nov 5, 2005 9:10am
I was looking through Toonami UK’s lineup again, and it strikes me how few kid-friendly shows they actually have. It’s mostly just Magical Adventures of Moko, Battle B-Daman, MarioKart Racers, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The rest of the lineup is really more shonen anime aimed at teens or older kids.

Makes me wonder if Toonami UK is struggling to balance between its “older action block” vibe and the kid shows they have to air.

KawaiiNeko
Nov 5, 2005 9:35am
Yeah, I noticed that too. Compared to Cartoon Network UK, which has tons of preschool and early elementary shows, Toonami UK sticks mostly to that middle grade/older kids demographic. The fact that their “kid” shows are only a handful kinda makes the channel feel narrow sometimes.

I guess Magical Adventures of Moko is the closest you get to lighthearted, kid-friendly fantasy, but even then, it’s anime-style and probably aimed at slightly older kids.

MechaOtaku
Nov 5, 2005 10:00am
True. Toonami UK’s core audience has always been “tween and teen boys who like action and adventure anime.” So of course their lineup focuses on shows like Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Battle B-Daman — all action-heavy and sometimes intense.

Shows like MarioKart Racers and Magical Adventures of Moko serve as the token “younger kid” options, but you won’t find much preschool-friendly content there. That’s Cartoon Network UK’s department.

SlamDunkFan
Nov 5, 2005 10:20am
Can’t forget Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles though — that’s pretty much the other big “kid show” on the block. But yeah, aside from that and Yu-Gi-Oh!, it’s mostly shonen/action-heavy anime.

It kinda makes sense if Toonami UK wants to separate itself from Cartoon Network UK’s more general and younger focus. But the line gets blurry when adult/older teen viewers expect something different.

MokoLover95
Nov 5, 2005 10:45am
I wonder if they’ll ever try expanding the younger show choices on Toonami UK — maybe more shows like Magical Adventures of Moko or Battle B-Daman. It’s nice to have some lighter fare in between heavy hitters like Naruto and Gundam Seed.

Right now, the kid shows feel like they’re just filling small gaps in the schedule.

AnimeFanUK
Nov 5, 2005 11:10am
It’s just the structure of Toonami UK as a block designed for action. Their audience is mostly 10–16 year olds who want action and adventure, so they don’t bother much with preschool or little kid shows.

If you want shows primarily aimed at younger kids, stick to Cartoon Network UK or CITV. Toonami UK really only has a few “family friendly” or kid-style shows — and the rest tends to be more intense or mature in tone.

ShadowStrike89
Nov 5, 2005 11:45am
Makes sense. So basically, Toonami UK is an action/anime-heavy channel with just a smattering of “kid shows” like Moko, B-Daman, MarioKart Racers, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and TMNT — and that’s it.

I’m cool with that since that’s the reason I watch, but I bet some younger kids might find the schedule a bit limited if they want more variety.

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Nov 5, 2005 12:00pm
Great points, everyone! To summarize: Toonami UK’s lineup is mostly action/shonen anime with only a few lighthearted kid shows to balance things out — mainly Magical Adventures of Moko, Battle B-Daman, MarioKart Racers, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

For a broader variety of kid-centric programming, Cartoon Network UK is the go-to channel.

Keep the discussion coming!

End of Thread

Write a follow up where Da Boom Crew is gone from CN UK on January 2, replaced by one of the Toonami kid shows

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: CN UK Jan 2006 Lineup Change — Da Boom Crew Replaced by Battle B-Daman!

KawaiiNeko
Jan 3, 2006 9:15am
Just noticed that Da Boom Crew disappeared from the Cartoon Network UK schedule starting Jan 2nd. It’s been replaced in that afternoon slot by none other than Battle B-Daman — that Toonami kid show!

I actually think Battle B-Daman fits the CN UK daytime block a bit better since Da Boom Crew didn’t seem to catch on with viewers as much. Battle B-Daman’s action/sports theme and colorful characters are more in line with shows like Foster’s Home and Xiaolin Showdown.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 3, 2006 9:40am
Yeah I saw that too. Da Boom Crew was always kind of a weird fit on CN UK, and didn’t seem to get much traction. Battle B-Daman might do better — it’s a bit more energetic and has an established fanbase thanks to Toonami UK. Plus, cross-channel synergy!

Not sure if CN UK is planning to fully drop Da Boom Crew or just rotate it out though. Anybody know?

MechaOtaku
Jan 3, 2006 10:05am
From what I’ve heard, it’s mostly a full removal for now. Da Boom Crew had a short run and low ratings. CN UK wants shows that attract bigger audiences. Since Battle B-Daman is a proven performer and has that collectible toy tie-in, it’s a solid replacement.

Also, given Battle B-Daman’s expanded exposure on Toonami UK, it makes sense to leverage its popularity on CN UK daytime.

MokoLover95
Jan 3, 2006 10:30am
Not surprised with this swap — Da Boom Crew just couldn’t compete with the other action shows. Battle B-Daman is more engaging and has deeper lore, so it’s a win.

Would love to see CN UK give Magical Adventures of Moko some more slots too, since it’s one of my favourites.

AnimeFanUK
Jan 3, 2006 11:00am
This fits the general trend of Cartoon Network UK streamlining their lineup and focusing on stronger brands. Battle B-Daman’s toyline and anime connection give it an edge over Da Boom Crew, which lacked merchandising and had a more niche concept.

Hopefully Battle B-Daman’s addition boosts afternoon ratings. Wouldn’t be shocked if more Toonami shows start appearing on CN UK too.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 3, 2006 11:30am
Thanks for the insights! Guess this means Toonami UK and CN UK are coordinating more closely now, sharing hits like Battle B-Daman. Makes me wonder if MarioKart Racers or Magical Adventures of Moko might get similar treatment down the line.

Gotta say, this change makes the CN UK afternoon even more interesting!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 3, 2006 12:00pm
Confirmed: Cartoon Network UK has replaced Da Boom Crew with Battle B-Daman starting Jan 2nd in the afternoon block. The swap is part of CN UK’s lineup refresh for early 2006, aiming to bring stronger brands and action-adventure titles to viewers.

Stay tuned to the forum for any more schedule updates and programming news!

End of Thread

Write a follow up saying B-Daman has been on CN since June, it's just the show peformed so well (and the toys sold very good over Xmas) that CN gave it a extra slot, Also it (along with Yu-Gi-Oh and the Turtles) are the only 3 shows that air on both channels

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: RE: CN UK Jan 2006 Lineup Change — Why B-Daman Got an Extra Slot

KawaiiNeko
Jan 5, 2006 9:00am
Just to add some clarification on the Battle B-Daman situation — the show has actually been on Cartoon Network UK since June 2005! It’s not a brand new acquisition or anything. What’s happened is that B-Daman has performed really well, especially over the Christmas period with the toy sales booming.

Because of its strong ratings and merchandise success, CN UK decided to give Battle B-Daman an extra afternoon slot and take over the one Da Boom Crew was using. It makes sense — B-Daman has a loyal fanbase and the collectible toys keep kids engaged beyond just the show.

Also interestingly, Battle B-Daman is now officially one of only three shows airing on both Cartoon Network UK and Toonami UK simultaneously — the other two being Yu-Gi-Oh! and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It’s a neat crossover that probably helps build the fan communities across both channels.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 5, 2006 9:30am
Good points, KawaiiNeko! I didn’t realize B-Daman had that kind of longevity on CN UK already. It definitely makes the channel’s lineup feel more cohesive when some shows air on both CN and Toonami.

Yu-Gi-Oh! and the Turtles have always been the dual-appearing “bridge” shows for casual and younger viewers alike, so it’s cool to see B-Daman join that club.

MechaOtaku
Jan 5, 2006 10:00am
Exactly. This kind of cross-channel programming strategy is smart, since the shows can attract different demographics depending on the time and channel. Toonami UK leans more toward older kids and teens, whereas CN UK often targets a broader, younger audience during the day.

Battle B-Daman’s action and toy tie-in make it a perfect candidate to air on both. Plus, it’s clearly outperforming shows like Da Boom Crew, so the extra slot is deserved.

MokoLover95
Jan 5, 2006 10:30am
I’m happy Battle B-Daman is getting more exposure! The show’s gotten better over time, and the toys are pretty cool. I hope Magical Adventures of Moko gets a similar boost someday, maybe with an extra slot or better promotion.

AnimeFanUK
Jan 5, 2006 11:00am
This is a great example of how toy-driven anime shows can thrive on UK TV when they have strong merchandise backing and good timeslots. CN UK and Toonami UK seem to be learning from this and balancing their schedules accordingly.

With Yu-Gi-Oh!, TMNT, and now Battle B-Daman, the cross-channel synergy is clear. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see MarioKart Racers or Magical Adventures of Moko getting similar treatment soon if their popularity grows.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 5, 2006 11:30am
Here’s hoping! Meanwhile, I’ll be tuning in daily to catch more Battle B-Daman on CN UK and Toonami UK. Nice to have some consistency between the channels for once.

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 5, 2006 12:00pm
Thanks for the great discussion, everyone. To confirm: Battle B-Daman has aired on Cartoon Network UK since June 2005 and due to strong performance and toy sales, it was granted an additional timeslot starting January 2006, replacing Da Boom Crew.

Alongside Yu-Gi-Oh! and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Battle B-Daman is one of the few shows airing concurrently on both CN UK and Toonami UK, demonstrating cross-channel programming strategies.

Keep the insights coming!

End of Thread

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: CN UK Jan 2, 2006 — New Shows, Foster’s New Episodes & B-Daman’s Extra Slot!

ShadowStrike89
Jan 6, 2006 9:20am

Hey everyone, just wanted to recap what went down on Cartoon Network UK on January 2, 2006 — it looks like CN is really starting a new chapter this year!

First off, they debuted three brand new shows in the lineup, which feels like a fresh push for the channel. The new shows are Ben 10, Squish, and Skatoony, However, 3 more important shows will debut soon enough. Plus, new episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends began airing, which is always a big deal since that show has such a strong fanbase.

And of course, Battle B-Daman received an extra afternoon slot, replacing Da Boom Crew, reflecting how well it’s been doing both ratings-wise and with toy sales.

It really feels like CN UK is doubling down on proven hits and shaking up the schedule to capture more viewers early in 2006. Excited to see how this new era shapes up!

Anyone else notice any other cool changes or new shows this week?

KawaiiNeko
Jan 6, 2006 9:45am

Totally agree, ShadowStrike! The fresh shows gave CN UK a much-needed boost, and Foster’s new episodes were a nice surprise. Plus, Battle B-Daman’s extra slot means we get to see more of it, which is awesome.

Feels like CN is embracing a blend of new content and fan favorites to keep viewers hooked. Can’t wait to see what else they have planned!

MechaOtaku
Jan 6, 2006 10:10am

Yep, this January change definitely marks a turning point. The combination of fresh anime, cartoon staples like Foster’s, and strong toyline-backed shows like B-Daman gives CN UK a well-rounded vibe.

CN UK might be setting itself up for a stronger year ahead. Looking forward to more updates!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 6, 2006 12:00pm

Great summary! To confirm for everyone: CN UK kicked off 2006 with three new shows debuting on January 2nd, new episodes of Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends returning to the schedule, plus an additional Battle B-Daman slot added to afternoons. Looks like the channel is gearing up for a strong lineup this year.

Thanks for keeping the discussion going!

End of Thread

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:30am Yu-Gi-Oh
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Yu-Gi-Oh
10:30am Cramp Twins
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am HiHi Puffy AmiYumi
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Inazuma Eleven
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Robotboy
2:30pm What's with Andy?
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Battle B-Daman (NEW TIME!)
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm The Tofus
5:30pm Skatoony (NEW!)
6:00pm Robotboy
6:30pm Ben 10 (NEW!)
7:00pm Battle B-Daman
7:30pm Squish (NEW!)
8:00pm Gadget Boy
8:30pm Inspector Gadget
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

AnimeUK Forum
Topic: What’s Squish About?

KawaiiNeko
Jan 7, 2006 8:50am
Hey everyone! I’ve been seeing “Squish” pop up on the new Cartoon Network UK schedule starting recently, but I haven’t really caught an episode yet. Can anyone tell me what Squish is about? Is it an original CN show or imported? What kind of vibe does it have — comedy, action, something for kids, or older audience?

Would love some info before I tune in!

ShadowStrike89
Jan 7, 2006 9:15am
Hey KawaiiNeko, I can help out! Squish is an animated series based on a graphic novel series by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm (the same creators behind Babymouse). It’s kind of a mix of middle-grade slice-of-life and comedy with a quirky style.

The main character, Squish, is an amoeba who’s navigating school, friends, and all the challenges of growing up, just from a microscopic perspective. It’s lighthearted, funny, and often teaches positive lessons about friendship, facing fears, and being yourself.

It’s definitely kid-friendly and aimed mostly at elementary school age kids, but has some humor that older viewers can appreciate too. From what I’ve caught, it’s a nice break from the usual high-energy action shows and fits the CN UK afternoon block well.

MechaOtaku
Jan 7, 2006 9:40am
Yeah, Squish is a chill kind of show compared to a lot of the CN lineup. I think CN UK picked it to diversify their daytime offerings — something less intense than shows like Battle B-Daman or Yu-Gi-Oh! but still fun and engaging for kids.

It’s got some clever writing and cute animation. Not groundbreaking, but a solid little show for younger kids with some heart.

MokoLover95
Jan 7, 2006 10:05am
Thanks for the info! That sounds pretty cool. I like when CN mixes in shows that aren’t just action or fantasy. Gives kids more options and balances the schedule.

I’ll try to catch some episodes of Squish this week and see if it grows on me!

AnimeFanUK
Jan 7, 2006 10:30am
Just to add, Squish originally aired in the US on PBS Kids too, so it’s got a reputation for being educational and entertaining. The show's art style is simple but charming, which helps it stand out from flashier CN shows. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into character-driven stories with humor and heart.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 7, 2006 10:45am
Cool, thanks for all the background! I’ll try tuning in at 7:30pm when it’s on and see how it fits with the rest of the CN UK lineup. Always nice to have variety.

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 7, 2006 11:00am
Great discussion, everyone! Squish is indeed geared toward a younger audience with its approachable storytelling and positive messages. It fits nicely alongside CN UK’s mix of comedy and action shows, offering a balance for daytime and early evening viewers.

Also concerning news about Toonami:

Toonami goes to live action stations

Toonami is moving into live action, drama and comedy to boost its penetration of the UK market.

On March 6, boys action-animation channel Toonami will be adding live action, drama and comedy to its traditional slate, which includes the likes of Batman, Naruto, B-Daman, Yu-Gi-Oh and TMNT. On the same day, Toonami is moving up the Sky EPG to channel 602, next to its older sibling Cartoon Network.

"The move into live action is about broadening our appeal so that we're a choice for pre-teen girls as well as boys," says channel manager Paul Cackett. "The UK market is characterised by tough competition and increasing fragmentation at the moment and we want to address this by expanding the mix of shows and moving to a prime location on Sky's EPG.

Indeed, the competitive landscape in the UK is about to get even tougher with the newest entrant on the scene, ITV's free-to-air digital kids channel CiTV, set to launch on March 11. Many UK kidcasters have planned strategies to combat the new threat, and Turner Broadcasting's Cartoon Network stable is no exception. In addition to the new Toonami offering, Turner is also planning to boost its penetration by launching Boomerang +1 on the same date, as well as a Cartoon Network Too later in the year.

transparent.gif Cackett says that the likes of Disney, Nickelodeon, CBBC and the new ITV kids channel are all now direct rivals. He has bought up a raft of new programmes to headline the new-look slate. Premiering on March 6 is US comedy Life With Derek, Aussie soap Blue Water High, Andy Ritcher Controls the Universe, Parker Lewis Can't Lose, sports show Stencil, Beyond's edutainment series Backyard Science, and arts/craft show Artzooka!.

This will all be backed up with a new on-air look for the channel, including changes to its colour scheme and logo.

While the channel is 100% acquisitions at the moment, it has just produced its own set of shorts, titled Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off, which will also air on the channel in March. Cackett describes it as similar to MTV's Celebrity Death Match. "The exception is that the subjects are pretty unmatched, such as a rhinoceros and a computer," he says.

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Topic: TOONAMI UK Adding Live Action Shows — PANIC MODE ACTIVATED!? (Jan 23, 2006)

ShadowStrike89
Jan 23, 2006 8:45am
PANIC MODE ACTIVATED!! Just read that Toonami UK is adding live action dramas and comedies starting March 6th. What the heck?! This was supposed to be our go-to action-anime block, not some kids’ live action channel!

Are they seriously trying to dilute the Toonami brand? Feels like they’re throwing away everything that made Toonami special here in the UK. I’m not sure how I’m supposed to feel about this…

KawaiiNeko
Jan 23, 2006 9:05am
Yeah, I saw that too and I’m pretty concerned. Toonami’s identity has always been action-animation, targeting boys and teens who love anime and cartoons. Moving into live action stuff feels like a huge departure.

Is this a desperate attempt to grab a bigger share of the UK market or just because kids on Sky want more live shows? I don’t see how adding dramas and comedies really fits the Toonami vibe.

MechaOtaku
Jan 23, 2006 9:20am
I get where you guys are coming from. Toonami UK has been a niche channel here — a haven for anime and action cartoons. But the market's really crowded these days, especially with CiTV launching soon. Turner probably feels pressured to broaden the demographic, especially to grab pre-teen girls and live-action fans.

It’s a risky move though. If they stray too far from action-animation, they risk alienating their core audience, the hardcore Toonami fans.

MokoLover95
Jan 23, 2006 9:35am
I’m worried too. I loved Toonami for shows like Naruto, DBZ, and Battle B-Daman. Adding shows like Life With Derek or Parker Lewis Can’t Lose feels like they’re watering down the whole thing.

Is this the start of Toonami becoming more like other general kids’ channels? That would suck for the anime community here.

AnimeFanUK
Jan 23, 2006 9:50am
From what I hear, the move is partly strategic because Toonami UK is stuck with limited broadcasting hours and tough competition. Expanding into live action might help turn it into a more general youth channel rather than just anime/action.

They moved it to channel 602 next to Cartoon Network recently too, so they might want it to attract a wider audience beyond just boys who want action stuff. But yes, the brand identity is clearly blurring now.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 23, 2006 10:10am
So essentially, Toonami is being turned into a jack-of-all-trades channel on Sky, losing its focus on anime and action cartoons? That’s so disappointing.

I get that Turner wants more viewers, but couldn’t they have just launched a separate live action channel or block? Mixing it on Toonami feels like a big branding mistake.

KawaiiNeko
Jan 23, 2006 10:25am
Absolutely. It’s one thing to diversify within cartoons, but crossing over into live action and comedy fundamentally changes what Toonami stands for.

I’m worried this means less anime on Toonami UK in the long run, and maybe even some shows getting cut.

MechaOtaku
Jan 23, 2006 10:45am
Unfortunately, this is a larger trend with kids' cable channels. Channels target wider demos by adding multiple genres under one roof. The classic Toonami brand as an anime block probably can’t survive in a fragmented market without change.

We might have to accept seeing Naruto and similar shows move fully back to Cartoon Network UK or other blocks, while Toonami UK shifts focus.

MokoLover95
Jan 23, 2006 11:00am
I hope they at least keep the anime that made Toonami great. But knowing how these changes go, I fear more action shows might be dropped to keep the live action content fresh.

The new shorts like “Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off” sound interesting though. Maybe they’re trying to keep some edginess?

AnimeFanUK
Jan 23, 2006 11:20am
Yeah, “Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off” sounds like an attempt at edgy humor to appeal to teens, blending animation with over-the-top battle concepts. Could be a way to keep core fans while broadening the lineup.

Still, I agree—there’s definitely risk of the brand losing what made it unique.

ShadowStrike89
Jan 23, 2006 11:50am
Thanks for all the input, folks. I guess the best we can do is keep watching and hope that Toonami UK doesn’t become just another kids channel losing its soul.

If anyone hears more details or the exact show lineup once this change hits, please update the forum!

Moderator (AnimeUK)
Jan 23, 2006 12:15pm
Thanks for the thoughtful discussion, everyone. To summarize: starting March 6, 2006, Toonami UK will include live action drama and comedy shows alongside its animation slate, aimed at broadening its audience and competing in the evolving UK kids TV market.

While this marks a shift from Toonami’s established identity as an action/anime channel, Turner hopes to balance maintaining core fans while expanding reach.

We’ll keep monitoring schedule updates and announcements as March approaches. Stay tuned!#

Conan-san
Jan 23, 2006 12:40pm

Parker Lewis? Seriously? That show is way too dated for words. I mean, it originally aired in the early '90s—how is that supposed to appeal to today’s kids? It feels like they’re scraping the bottom of the barrel with these choices.

And don’t even get me started on the Art Attack clone (what was it called again? Artzooka?) and that Celebrity Death Match-style short—“Ultimate Furious Fighting Face Off.” It just screams “we want edgy but don’t really know how.”

But worst of all is Life With Derek. It’s basically a family sitcom that has zero connection to what Toonami should be. Why are they slapping it onto a channel that was meant for action and anime fans? It’s like they’re completely ignoring the core audience. Honestly, I’m dreading what this means for the future of Toonami UK.

End of Thread

August 2006

6:00am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
6:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am Squish
7:30am Robotboy
8:00am Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (TMNT 2003 on Saturdays)
10:00am Da Boom Crew
10:30am Cosmic Wanderers
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown (Johnny Test on Saturdays)
11:30am Battle B-Daman
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
1:00pm Code Lyoko
1:30pm Codename: Kids Next Door
2:00pm Ben 10
2:30pm Robotboy
3:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
3:30pm Regular Show
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm The Tofus
5:30pm What's With Andy?
6:00pm Ben 10
6:30pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
7:00pm Adventure Time
7:30pm The Tofus
8:00pm Robotboy
8:30pm Skatoony
9:00pm Cramp Twins
10:00pm Ned's Newt
10:30pm Atomic Betty
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am Pet Alien
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

Added some Teletoon shows and modern shows, also my fictional show Cosmic Wanderers, would have premiered on 21 January 2006, Follow Ellie, her scientist friend, slime rabbits Fluff and Flo, and the ridiculed King Celestial as they explore the galaxy. Also added in September 2005 is Da Boom Crew: Four foster kids (Justin, Nate, Ricki and Jubei) create a video game about heroes going up against space alien terrorists. Then a portal appears and pulls them into a dimension which is just like the world in their game. They embark on a quest to find their missing video game cartridges and stop the sadistic extraterrestrial emperor Zorch from taking control of this intergalactic dimension

Cartoon Network UK schedule December 2006

6am Dexter's Laboratory
6.30am Untalkative Bunny
7am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
7.30am Xiaolin Showdown
8am Robotboy
8.30am Squish
9am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
9.30am Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
10am Ed, Edd n Eddy
10.30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
11am Cosmic Wanderers
11.30am Da Boom Crew
12pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
12.30pm Robotboy
1pm Camp Lazlo
1.30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2pm Regular Show
2.30pm Ed, Edd n Eddy
3pm Inazuma Eleven
3.30pm The Tofus
4pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4.30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5pm Adventure Time
5.30pm Robotboy
6pm Xiaolin Showdown
6.30pm The Tofus
7pm Regular Show
7.30pm Robotboy
8pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8.30pm Xiaolin Showdown
9pm Cramp Twins
9.30pm Robotboy
10pm Da Boom Crew
10.30pm Battle B-Daman
11pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins

late April 2007

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00am The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
9:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:30am The Tofus
10:00am Ben 10
11:00am Legion of Super Heroes
11:30am Codename: Kids Next Door
12:00pm The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy
1:00pm Ed, Edd n Eddy
2:00pm Ben 10
3:00pm My Gym Partner's a Monkey
3:30pm The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
4:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
5:00pm Ben 10
5:30pm Adventure Time
6:00pm Regular Show
6:30pm The Tofus
7:00pm Ben 10
7.30pm Robotboy
8pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8.30pm Xiaolin Showdown
9pm Cramp Twins
9.30pm Robotboy
10pm Da Boom Crew
10.30pm Battle B-Daman
11pm Cartoon Cartoons
1am Cramp Twins
1.30am Ned's Newt
1.45am Cramp Twins
2am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5am Ned's Newt
5.30am Cramp Twins. Write a forum conversation where on May 24, Spider Riders, Monster Allergy and a cartoon about Kidiminiz will debut, also a new look (so bye bye City)

Forum Thread: Upcoming Changes to Cartoon Network UK - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone! I just heard that some new shows and a fresh look are coming to Cartoon Network UK on May 24. Anyone have details on what’s happening?

User2: Yup! They’re introducing "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy" to the line-up. Plus, there's going to be a new cartoon featuring Kidiminiz. I'm pretty intrigued by that last one since it's a bit mysterious!

User3: Wait, so does this mean they’re finally dropping the City look? I love the vibe, but I guess it might be time for a change?

User4: Yep, confirmed! The City look is getting replaced. I’ve heard they’re going for something totally fresh and different. It’s going to be interesting to see how the channel branding changes.

User5: Spider Riders sounds cool! I remember catching an episode online before, but I never thought it would come to Cartoon Network UK!

User6: I’m more excited about "Monster Allergy." It has this European comic book vibe that’s really unique. I think it’ll bring some nice diversity to the lineup.

User7: Any details on the Kidiminiz cartoon? I’ve only heard about the toy line, so I’m curious about how it'll translate into a show.

User3: Not much info yet, just that it involves funny adventures with these digital pet-like creatures. Might be aimed at a younger audience, but it could be a fun watch.

User2: Wow, May 24 is going to be packed. New shows and a new look, it’s like a total Cartoon Network makeover!

User1: Does anyone know if these changes will affect the current schedule? I don’t want to miss out on any of my favorite shows.

User5: I think there might be some reshuffling to accommodate the new shows, but I would assume they’d keep most of the favorites. Fingers crossed!

User6: As long as "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" and "Ben 10" don't go, I'm happy. But I'm ready to welcome the new additions too!

User7: Same here! I hope they release the new schedule soon so we can plan our watches. Can't wait to see the new look on the channel too!

User1: Exciting times ahead for CN UK fans. Let’s tune in on May 24 and see what happens!

Write a thread saying as for the last one, haven't you heard about those virtural pets,

Forum Thread: Upcoming Changes to Cartoon Network UK - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone! I just heard that some new shows and a fresh look are coming to Cartoon Network UK on May 24. Anyone have details on what’s happening?

User2: Yup! They’re introducing "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy" to the line-up. Plus, there's going to be a new cartoon featuring Kidiminiz. I'm pretty intrigued by that last one since it's a bit mysterious!

User3: Wait, so does this mean they’re finally dropping the City look? I love the vibe, but I guess it might be time for a change?

User4: Yep, confirmed! The City look is getting replaced. I’ve heard they’re going for something totally fresh and different. It’s going to be interesting to see how the channel branding changes.

User5: Spider Riders sounds cool! I remember catching an episode online before, but I never thought it would come to Cartoon Network UK!

User6: I’m more excited about "Monster Allergy." It has this European comic book vibe that’s really unique. I think it’ll bring some nice diversity to the lineup.

User7: Any details on the Kidiminiz cartoon? I’ve only heard about the toy line, so I’m curious about how it'll translate into a show.

User8: As for Kidiminiz, haven't you heard about those virtual pets? They’re these interactive digital creatures that have been pretty popular. I guess the show will be bringing their adventures to life in a fun way!

User3: Oh, that makes sense now! I remember virtual pets being a huge thing back in the day. This could definitely be a hit with kids.

User1: Does anyone know if these changes will affect the current schedule? I don’t want to miss out on any of my favorite shows.

User5: I think there might be some reshuffling to accommodate the new shows, but I would assume they’d keep most of the favorites. Fingers crossed!

User6: As long as "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" and "Ben 10" don't go, I'm happy. But I'm ready to welcome the new additions too!

User7: Same here! I hope they release the new schedule soon so we can plan our watches. Can't wait to see the new look on the channel too!

User1: Exciting times ahead for CN UK fans. Let’s tune in on May 24 and see what happens!

The Adventures of the Kidiminiz

Robot cat Kiki along with her friend Mimi (a robot dog) and Zuzu (a robot rabbit), go on all kinds of whimsical adventures in their digital world.

Kidiminiz Episode 1: The Great DigiRace

Opening Theme Music Plays

Scene 1: DigiHaven Gardens

The camera pans over a colorful, sparkling digital world filled with neon trees and floating pixels. KIKI, a sleek silver robot cat with glowing blue eyes, darts through the garden chasing fluttering digital butterflies. MIMI, an energetic robot dog with a wagging antenna tail, follows at a happy trot. ZUZU, the robot rabbit with round glasses perched on her nose, hops along thoughtfully.

KIKI
(Excited)
Catch me if you can, Mimi!

MIMI
(Laughing)
Oh, I’m catching you, Kiki! Just watch!

ZUZU
(Adjusting glasses)
Wait, wait! Before you two zoom off, I found a challenge embedded in the city’s code! It could be fun for all of us.

KIKI
(Smiling)
A challenge? What kind?

ZUZU
A DigiRace through the city! It’s a big playground with twists and turns, puzzles, and shortcuts.

MIMI
(Sniffing the air)
Sounds like a perfect game for today!

They high-five (or whatever robotic equivalent) and race toward the city.

Scene 2: DigiCity Streets

The grand virtual city glows in neon colors. Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu line up at a starting line with other Kidiminiz pets buzzing with excitement.

ZUZU
(Announcing)
Welcome to the first-ever Great DigiRace! Ready... Set... Go!

They zoom off! Kiki dashes swiftly through alleyways, Mimi jumps over light bridges, and Zuzu uses her glasses interface to analyze and find shortcuts.

Scene 3: Mid-Race - Tricky Circuit

Some new Kidiminiz trail behind, looking confused. They get stuck in a complex maze of digital code blocking their path.

NEW KIDIMINI #1
(Worried)
How do we get through this?

Kiki slows down and runs back.

KIKI
(Encouraging)
Hey! Don’t worry. We’ve got this together.

MIMI
(Joining)
Let’s all figure it out!

ZUZU
(Adjusting glasses)
Watch this—I can hack the code here to open a path!

Zuzu taps her paw, and a gate of binary code splits open, revealing a shortcut.

NEW KIDIMINI #2
(Gratefully)
Thanks, Zuzu! You’re amazing!

Scene 4: Finish Line

Instead of racing ahead alone, Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu slow down to run along with their new friends. Laughter echoes as they cross the finish line all together.

MIMI
(Out of breath, laughing)
This was way better than just winning!

KIKI
(Purring happily)
Yeah, teamwork makes the adventure even sweeter.

ZUZU
(Smiling behind her glasses)
Next time, we'll invite even more friends!

Scene 5: Sunset on DigiHill

Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu sit side by side watching DigiHaven’s glowing sunset.

KIKI
(Thoughtful)
I can’t wait for our next playful adventure.

MIMI
(Wagging antenna)
Me neither! Whatever it is, we’ll have fun together.

ZUZU
(Nods)
Together, there’s nothing we can’t explore.

They share a friendly nod as the screen fades into the glowing night cityscape.

Closing Theme Music Plays

End of Episode 1: The Great DigiRace

From May 24, the surrounding presentation (next bumpers and promo ends) will have arrows, The idents will have random skits that end in the logo forming, These include 1. Dentist: A dentist notices a girl has broken teeth, fixes them with a drill, turning them normal (and looking like the CN logo)

Jack in the Box: 2 funny creatures pop out of a jack in the box, they get tangled and the boxes fall over, forming the logo
Bunnies: A black bunny and white bunny bash themselves with a mallet in a squash and stretch manner (squishing then reverting to normal instantly), This gets faster untill they turn into the logo, (with the iconic dizzy/birds flying over head gag thrown in for good measure)
Parachute: 2 skydiving daredevil’s parachute forms the logo (one of the daredevils fall to the ground, the other lands perfectly)
Transformers: 2 fighting mech robots turn into the logo
Moon: A man on the moon plants seeds, hoping for trees, but gets the logo instead
Cliff: 2 flying jets fly past a cliff with the logo carved into it
Balloons: 2 monkeys bounce on a inflater, behind then a baloon with the logo inflates and bursts, leaving them humiliated
Diving: A man dives, while juggling and having a cup of tea, Judges give him a score with the logo
Magic: A magician peforms the famous cutting trick, the boxes are the logo
Dynamite: A black creature proposes to a white creature, accidentally holding the logo instead of flowers, It explodes, forming the logo
Fly squatter: A fly tries to suck juice., but gets whacked with a fly swatter, the swatter forms the N, fly forms the C
High Noon: 2 cowboys prepare to fight, but their guns shoot out the logo instead,
Frankenstein: Frankenstein but with the logo instead.
Cave: A pair of eyes are walking in a dark cave,one closes and becomes the N, The other eye panics, light turns on, and it becomes the C
Robots: Robots at a car processing plant are turned into the logo,
A user also says 6 shows are getting new eps that day

Forum Thread: Big Changes and New Episodes on Cartoon Network UK - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone, did you hear about the new presentation style Cartoon Network UK is rolling out on May 24? It's going to have arrows in the surrounding presentation, and the idents sound really fun!

User2: Yeah, I heard! The idents are going to feature random skits that end with the CN logo forming. Some of them sound hilarious, like the dentist one and the parachute one.

User3: The dentist skit is such a weird concept, but that’s what makes it great! I also like the idea of the bunnies in a squash-and-stretch visual. Classic cartoon humor!

User4: I'm really curious about the transformers ident. It sounds epic with the fighting mech robots turning into the logo. Can't wait to see how they pull it off!

User5: The moon one is my favorite! Imagine planting seeds and ending up with the CN logo. It’s so random but fits the quirky theme they’re going for.

User6: Don't forget about the high noon skit. Cowboys shooting out the logo sounds like a perfect mix of Western and cartoon chaos.

User7: Plus, I read that 6 shows are getting new episodes on the same day. It's going to be a big refresh for the channel. Any ideas which shows are included?

User8: I’m guessing "Ben 10" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" might be getting new episodes, considering their popularity. Anyone else heard which shows?

User2: Maybe "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy"? It's been a while since we've seen anything new from them.

User1: I'm hoping "Adventure Time" gets some new episodes. It's such a fan favorite, they have to be planning something for it!

User5: It feels like Cartoon Network is really stepping up their game. The new look, the skits, the fresh episodes – it’s like the channel is reinventing itself!

User3: Totally agree! I think it's going to make watching even more entertaining. Those skits sound like they'll be fun surprises in between the shows.

User6: I can't wait to see everything unfold on May 24. Setting my DVR to catch all the newness!

Write a tweet with the 6 getting new eps

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The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy 💀
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Turner Broadcasting is rebranding its Toonami kids channel as part of an overhaul of its children's programming portfolio that will see the launch of a new pre-school service.

Toonami, which sits in Turner's kids portfolio alongside Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Cartoon Network Too and Boomerang +1, will be replaced as a standalone channel by Cartoonito on May 24.

Cartoonito, the pre-school block introduced as a daily strand in September on Cartoon Network Too, is being spun out to become a full channel in its own right.

Cartoon Network Too will move to Toonami's channel slot on the electronic programme guide, with Cartoonito taking over Cartoon Network Too's place.

Programming from the the Toonami service will shift to Cartoon Network Too, replacing the Cartoonito block.

"These changes are designed to give Turner a broader kids' proposition with an earlier entry point to our brands through the provision of a wholly pre-school channel," said Dee Forbes, the senior vice-president and general manager of Turner Broadcasting UK & Ireland.

"Our audience can now grow with our brands from Cartoonito to Boomerang to Cartoon Network to Cartoon Network Too."

Cartoon Network will remain the flagship Turner kids channel. All the Turner kids channels will undergo a branding and identity overhaul this year.

"We are very aware that kids' TV is highly competitive and has also taken industry-wide knocks in terms of advertising restrictions and depletion of original programming," said Ms Forbes.

"Turner has upped the ante regarding original production and has recently launched a dedicated Cartoon Network Development Studio charged with making UK produced content."

Forum Thread: Turner’s Toonami Changes & New Channel Launch - May 24!

User1: Big changes coming from Turner Broadcasting! Toonami's rebranding and a new pre-school channel is launching soon. What's everyone think?

User2: Toonami closing is basically Third Impact in real life... 😭 Anyone up for an Eva binge to cope?

User3: Can't believe it's happening! But hey, at least they’re launching Cartoonito to focus on pre-school content. Makes sense, I guess.

User4: Yeah, for sure! The transition makes sense from a strategy standpoint, but losing Toonami as a standalone is tough for longtime fans.

User5: I read that promos are already running for the launch of CN Too taking over Toonami’s slot and for the merger. Cartoonito’s taking the place of CN Too, right?

User6: Correct, Toonami shows are moving to CN Too. They're really trying to streamline everything. But these changes... it's quite the shake-up!

User7: Speaking of changes, have you seen the short stings appearing on Cartoon Network? There are four scenarios so far, teasing the rebranding.

User8: I've caught a couple! They’re fun and intriguing—definitely in line with CN’s quirky style. Keeps the anticipation high for May 24!

User3: On top of that, promos for three new shows are running too—all debuting on May 24. Anyone know what they are?

User4: Yeah, two of them recently aired in the States on Kids' WB. And don’t forget, "Storm Hawks" is premiering only on weekends, starting May 26!

User1: Wow, Turner’s really pulling out all the stops with these changes. I’m curious how Cartoonito will fit in, and what unique content they’ll offer.

User5: Cartoon Network continues to be the flagship channel. Curious to see the new branding across all these places once everything settles.

User6: Absolutely, it’s exciting and a bit sad at the same time. But with the new shows and channels, there’s a lot to look forward to!

User8: Guess it’s an end of an era for Toonami, but also the dawn of a new one with these preschools and show launches. Got to admit, they know how to keep things interesting!

Write a follow up revealing the 3 debuting on May 24, also the 4 stings are actually parts of 4 of the new idents

Forum Thread: More Details on Cartoon Network UK Changes - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve got some updates on the Cartoon Network changes happening on May 24! The three shows debuting are "Spider Riders," "Monster Allergy," and a brand-new "Kidiminiz" cartoon. Exciting times ahead!

User2: Wow, “Spider Riders” and “Monster Allergy” are finally hitting our screens. I’ve been waiting for “Monster Allergy” ever since I heard it’s based on European comics!

User3: And don’t forget about "Kidiminiz." Curious how they’ll expand on the virtual pets concept in an animated series. It should be interesting!

User4: Thanks for the update! Sounds like a fresh lineup to spice up the schedule. Wasn't there something about stings being parts of the new idents?

User5: Yes, those stings we've been seeing are actually clips from four of the new idents coming on May 24. They’re giving us a sneak peek of the concepts before the full rollout.

User6: I saw one of them with the black and white bunnies! Can't wait to see the rest. These are going to add a nice layer of fun between shows.

User7: It's cool how they’re teasing the new presentation style. Those idents are going to make the transitions between shows a lot more entertaining, for sure.

User8: I love how they’re using these fun, short snippets to get everyone hyped. I guess they’re showing what the new vibe is going to be like for Cartoon Network.

User3: Definitely getting me more excited for the May 24 changes. With new shows and revamped channel branding, it’s going to be a big day!

User1: It feels like Cartoon Network is really gearing up to surprise us. The eps from popular shows, new series, and these sneak peeks at idents—it’s a lot to anticipate.

User5: Let's mark our calendars and see how all these creative updates play out. Here’s to a new chapter for Cartoon Network UK!

Write a tweet with the 4 idents teased

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🐰 Black & white bunnies in a hilarious bash bash skit
🚀 Skydiving daredevils with a logo parachute surprise
🤖 Mech robots fighting and morphing into the logo
🌙 Man on the moon planting seeds with an unexpected logo bloom
Can't wait for the full reveals and new shows! 📺✨ #CNUK #May24 #Idents #SneakPeek

Forum Thread: Final Countdown to Cartoon Network UK’s New Look - May 24!

User1: Hey everyone! Just got the inside scoop that the City look will officially come to an end on May 24 at 5:59 AM. At 6:00 AM sharp, the new look and idents kick in with the first show. It's really happening!

User2: Wow, end of an era! I’ll miss the City vibe, but excited to see the fresh new style take over. Setting my alarm to catch the transition live!

User3: Same here! I wonder if they’ll have a farewell tribute or anything special leading up to the changeover. Bittersweet moment!

User4: It's definitely going to be nostalgic, but those teasers we've seen look promising. Interested to see how they blend the idents with the new branding.

User5: Crossing fingers for a smooth transition. With everything they've teased, especially those fun idents, it’s clear they’ve put a lot of thought into this.

User6: Guess I'll be waking up early to bid farewell to City and welcome the new face of Cartoon Network! Anyone else having a watch party?

User1: I’m planning to grab some popcorn and enjoy the last moments of City. It’s like watching a piece of history right before diving into the future of CN UK.

Write a reply saying what the first new ident will be

User7: I heard the first new ident right after the switch will be the "Transformers" one with the mech robots fighting and morphing into the logo. Sounds like they're starting with a bang! Can't wait to see it in action at 6:00 AM sharp! 🤖🎉

Write a follow up with the new May 24 schedule

🎉 Here's the brand-new #CartoonNetworkUK schedule starting May 24! 📺✨ Check out when your favorite shows and new episodes are airing:

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Ben 10 🛸 (New Episodes)
8:00am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends 👻 (New Episodes)
9:00am Adventure Time 🌈 (New Episodes) (Storm Hawks and TMNT: Fast Forward on weekends)
10:00am The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy 💀 (New Episodes)
11:00am Camp Lazlo 🏕 (New Episodes)
12:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door 🕵️ (New Episodes)
1:00pm Spider Riders
2:00pm Monster Allergy
3:00pm Regular Show
4:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
5:00pm Ben 10
5:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:00pm Adventure Time
6:30pm The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00pm The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm Camp Lazlo
8:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00pm Robotboy
9:30pm The Tofus
10:00pm Da Boom Crew
10:30pm Battle B-Daman
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1:00am Cramp Twins
1:30am Ned's Newt
1:45am Cramp Twins
2:00am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5:00am Ned's Newt
5:30am Cramp Twins

Write a tweet saying the youtuber tofus23 posts potato quality uploads of these 3 shows

📹 Looking for some retro cartoon vibes? Check out YouTuber tofus23 for some nostalgia! They've got potato quality uploads of these classics:

The Tofus 🍃
Battle B-Daman 🔥
Cramp Twins 👬
Perfect for a throwback binge-watching session! 😂📺 #Tofus23 #RetroCartoons. Write a conversation asking how the new look and new shows are doing

Forum Thread: Thoughts on Cartoon Network UK's New Look and Shows?

User1: So, it's been a couple of days since the May 24 update on Cartoon Network UK. How's everyone feeling about the new look and the new shows?

User2: I love it! The new presentation style is really fresh. The arrows and quirky idents definitely make the channel feel more dynamic.

User3: Agreed! The idents are hilarious. My favorite has to be the Dentist one where the girl's teeth turn into the CN logo. Classic Cartoon Network humor! 😂

User4: As for the new shows, I'm really into "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy." They add a nice variety to the lineup. "Monster Allergy" especially feels unique with its European comic vibes.

User5: Did anyone catch "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz"? I wasn't sure what to expect, but it's surprisingly fun. The digital pets concept translates well into a show.

User6: I’m stoked about the new episodes of "Adventure Time." It's like having my morning coffee with a dose of nostalgia and adventure! 🌈

User7: Yes! And the revamped "Ben 10" episodes are really engaging. They seem to have upped the stakes and made it even more action-packed.

User1: I was worried the schedule might feel overcrowded, but the reshuffling has been smooth. It feels like there's something for everyone during different parts of the day.

User3: It's great to see that the classics are still around too. I love catching "Ed, Edd n Eddy" in the mornings. Just doesn't feel like CN without it!

User8: Overall, I think the changes have been positive. It feels like a new chapter for CN UK, and I'm here for it! How's everyone else feeling about it?

User2: Totally! Looking forward to what else they might bring to the table. It feels like a good time to be a Cartoon Network fan. 🎉

User4: Couldn't agree more. Let's hope this is just the beginning of more new content and maybe other fresh concepts in the future.

Write a follow up noticing Toonami is now CN Too, Same branding in use on both channels, also the following 9 from current CN in this AU have joined, Also is there a official name for the new look

Forum Thread: CN Too Takes Over Toonami & New Shows Join the Lineup!

User1: Big changes in the cartoon world! I just noticed that Toonami is now rebranded as CN Too, and they're using the same branding as Cartoon Network UK. Has anyone else caught this?

User2: Yeah, I saw that! It’s interesting to see CN Too taking on the same look. Makes flipping between the two channels super seamless. Any idea if there's an official name for this new look?

User3: From what I’ve gathered, they’re calling it the "Dynamic Adventures" theme. It’s all about energy and quirky humor, which definitely shows in the idents and presentation style.

User4: Also, I heard that nine shows from our current Cartoon Network lineup have joined CN Too. Anyone know which ones?

User5: Here's what I found: "Ed, Edd n Eddy," "The Powerpuff Girls (1998)," "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends," "Ben 10," "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy," "Regular Show," "Adventure Time," "Codename: Kids Next Door," and "The Tofus."

User6: Wow, that’s a solid mix of classics and more modern stuff. It’s like they’re trying to capture the best of both worlds on CN Too.

User7: This is great for people who might be missing their favorites due to schedule conflicts. Now they can catch them on either channel!

User1: Exactly, more flexibility for fans to indulge in their favorite cartoons. I’m loving the synchronicity between the two channels.

User8: Honestly, I wasn't sure about the changes at first, but now I think I prefer this setup. It feels like there's more cohesion in the CN universe.

User2: Agreed, it's like having extra time slots for your favorite shows, plus the consistent branding keeps things familiar. Looking forward to seeing how both channels evolve!

User4: Me too! This feels like a win-win for all the Cartoon Network fans out there. 🎉

Forum Thread: What Happened to the Toonami Shows on CN Too?

User1: With the Toonami rebranding to CN Too, I’m curious—what happened to all the shows that used to air on Toonami? Did any of them make the cut?

User2: I was wondering the same thing! I know some shows probably didn't fit with the new branding. Surely the more mature stuff, like "Evangelion," is gone now, right?

User3: Yeah, you're right. The mature series like "Evangelion" and other similar content had to be cut due to CN Too’s focus on a broader youth audience.

User4: From what I’ve seen, the ones that made it over include less mature but action-packed series like "Dragon Ball Z," "Naruto," and "One Piece," which fit better with CN Too’s vibe.

User5: They also kept series like "Teen Titans" and "Justice League." Definitely safer options for a younger audience but still packed with action.

User6: I’m glad "Dragon Ball Z" stuck around. It was such a staple of Toonami, and seeing it on CN Too feels nostalgic!

User7: There are also whispers that some Toonami classics might see reimagined versions on CN Too in the future, which could be cool.

User8: It’s a smart move to blend some Toonami action with the existing CN flair. Keeps things fresh while not losing that adrenaline rush.

User1: Totally makes sense. Judging by how much prep they’ve done for this change, I trust they’re curating a solid lineup for CN Too that’ll still cater to fans of high-energy action.

User3: Looking forward to seeing how this new lineup develops. Maybe we'll get some surprises along the way!

Write a follow up asking if the teaser stings aired on Toonami as well

Forum Thread: Teaser Stings on Toonami Before the Rebranding?

User1: Hey everyone! Quick question—did those teaser stings for the new Cartoon Network UK look air on Toonami before it rebranded to CN Too?

User2: I was flipping between channels a lot during that time, and I did notice a few stings on Toonami. They seemed to sync up with what was happening on Cartoon Network.

User3: Yeah, I saw a couple of them! It was interesting to see them popping up on Toonami. I guess they were trying to keep all the Turner channels somewhat in sync before the big changes.

User4: I think it was a smart move. Helps to get viewers ready for the new unified branding approach, especially since some of the same shows would be shifting over.

User5: It was kind of cool seeing the anticipation being built up on Toonami as well. Those quick stings definitely had me guessing what was coming.

User6: Plus, airing the stings on both channels probably created a seamless transition into CN Too for viewers who were already watching Toonami.

User1: Makes sense! It certainly kept the anticipation high. Thanks for confirming, everyone. It’s nice knowing they tied everything together so well.

User8: Definitely a smart way to make sure the audience was on the same page before everything shifted. It's like they really wanted to unite both channels.

User3: I'm glad they did that. It made me more curious about what was coming, and it seems like it worked well for the transition!

Write a tweet saying he saw a snippet of this bumper before a 21 May airing of NGE

🚨 Just caught a glimpse of the upcoming #CartoonNetworkUK changes! Saw a quick snippet of the new bumper right before an airing of #NeonGenesisEvangelion on May 21. Exciting times ahead for CN fans! 📺✨ #ToonamiMemories #CNToo #May24Transition

Write a reply asking what bumper it was, he replies

User1: What bumper was it? I'm curious! 🤔

User2: It was the "High Noon" ident with the two cowboys! Their guns shot out the CN logo instead of bullets. It was such a fun twist—totally caught me off guard! 🤠🔫 #CartoonNetworkUK #NewLook

Write a conversation asking if one of the less popular shows replaced Eva "I mean, NGE was shown at 11pm"

Forum Thread: What Replaced NGE on Toonami's Late-Night Slot?

User1: Now that Toonami is rebranded as CN Too, did they replace some of the mature content with less popular shows? I mean, "Neon Genesis Evangelion" used to air at 11 PM.

User2: I've been wondering the same thing. The late-night slot was prime time for shows like NGE. Surely they didn't keep anything too mature on CN Too?

User3: From what I heard, CN Too has shifted away from mature anime content. They’re definitely aiming for a more kid-friendly vibe, even in the later slots.

User4: Yeah, I think they replaced "Evangelion" with something more in line with the current programming. I believe it's "The Tofus" or "Robotboy" taking up the slot now, which is definitely a shift!

User5: That makes sense. I remember "The Tofus" being one of the less popular shows, so it’s not too surprising if they’re filling late-night gaps with it.

User6: It's a bit of a bummer for late-night anime fans, but I guess it aligns with their new direction. Have to cater to broader youth audiences now.

User1: True, it's understandable. I guess I'll have to find my NGE fix elsewhere now!

User3: Agreed! It was bound to change, but hey, it's probably best for CN Too's new branding focus. More room for some classic Cartoon Network fun!

User5: Exactly. Maybe we'll get new unexpected favorites in those slots as the channel continues to evolve.

Write a follow up after checking the slot

Forum Thread: Late-Night Slot Check on CN Too - What's Airing Now?

User1: Just checked the late-night slot on CN Too where "Neon Genesis Evangelion" used to air at 11 PM. Turns out they've filled it with "The Tofus" now. Definitely unexpected!

User2: Wow, that's quite a pivot from NGE! "The Tofus" is such a different vibe. I wonder if they're experimenting with different shows in those late slots.

User3: Makes sense to switch things up with the rebranding. It’s interesting they picked "The Tofus" though—not exactly a heavy hitter, but I guess they're playing it safe.

User4: Yeah, I imagine they're trying to keep everything consistent with the new kid-friendly direction of CN Too. Replacing a mature anime with something like "The Tofus" reflects that pretty well.

User5: I was half expecting "Robotboy" or something similar to take over based on the current line-ups. But guess they’re working with what they have!

User6: Interesting choice for sure. It’s like they’re using these slots to see what holds interest late at night. Could change again if viewer feedback isn't great.

User1: Absolutely! I’ll be curious to see if they stick with "The Tofus" in the long run or if it's just a placeholder while they gauge audience response.

User3: It's a brave new world on CN Too post-Toonami! Excited to see how they continue to tweak the channel with their evolving approach.

CN Too Schedule (Post-Toonami Rebranding):

Morning:

6:00 AM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30 AM - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00 AM - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00 AM - Ben 10
8:30 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh GX (Toonami Holdover)
9:00 AM - Cosmic Wanderers
Midday:

10:00 AM - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00 AM - Codename: Kids Next Door
12:00 PM - Teen Titans (Toonami Holdover)
1:00 PM - Dragon Ball Z (Toonami Holdover)
2:00 PM - Justice League (Toonami Holdover)
Afternoon:

3:00 PM - Naruto (Toonami Holdover)
4:00 PM - One Piece (Toonami Holdover)
5:00 PM - Regular Show
5:30 PM - Adventure Time
Evening:

6:00 PM - Xiaolin Showdown
6:30 PM - The Tofus
7:00 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30 PM - Robotboy
Late Night:

8:00 PM - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:30 PM - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00 PM - Codename: Kids Next Door
9:30 PM - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
10:00 PM - The Tofus
10:30 PM - Battle B-Daman
Late Night Action Block:

11:00 PM - The Tofus
11:30 PM - Naruto (Encore)
12:00 AM - One Piece (Encore)
12:30 AM - Teen Titans (Encore)
1:00 AM - Justice League (Encore)
Early Morning:

2:00 AM - Ned's Newt
2:30 AM - Cramp Twins
3:00 AM - Gadget Boy
4:00 AM - What's With Andy?
4:30 AM - Ned's Newt
5:00 AM - Cramp Twins
This schedule balances some older favorites with action-packed shows that maintain the spirit of Toonami, while also aligning with the more kid-friendly direction of CN Too. Feel free to adjust or refine the placement if needed!

Write a conversation noting out of the trio joining on May 24, only ONE will be on Too (at least right now), It airs at 7pm

Forum Thread: May 24 New Shows—Only One on CN Too?

User1: I was looking over the new schedules and noticed that out of the three new shows debuting on Cartoon Network UK on May 24, only one of them is airing on CN Too. Did anyone else catch which one it is?

User2: Yeah, I noticed that too! I believe "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" is the only one making its way over to CN Too, and it airs at 7 PM.

User3: That's interesting! I wonder why they chose that one specifically. Maybe it fits better with CN Too's broader audience approach?

User4: Could be! "Kidiminiz" does seem like it has a playful vibe that aligns well with CN Too’s brand following the Toonami rebrand.

User5: Makes sense to introduce the newer, less intense content on CN Too. "Spider Riders" and "Monster Allergy" seem to fit better with Cartoon Network UK's main programming lineup.

User6: Exactly. I think CN Too is aiming to strike a balance between keeping legacy shows and bringing in content that keeps a broad viewership engaged.

User1: I was expecting they might air all three over there eventually, but maybe they're testing the waters first with "Kidiminiz."

User3: Yeah, could be a teaser to see how audiences respond. If it does well, maybe they’ll consider shifting more new content to CN Too.

User5: Either way, I’m curious how "Kidiminiz" will perform on CN Too and if it influences any programming decisions down the line.

User4: Definitely! If it catches on, who knows what more could end up on the schedule. It’s an interesting time to be a CN Too viewer for sure.

Write a follow up where this basically confirms Toonami is DEAD

Forum Thread: Is This the End of Toonami as We Know It?

User1: So with "The Tofus" replacing "Neon Genesis Evangelion" in the late-night slot on CN Too, does this mean Toonami is officially dead?

User2: Honestly, it sure seems that way. The transition to CN Too and the change in programming lineup pretty much confirms Toonami’s original identity is gone.

User3: Yeah, it's kind of sad. Toonami was iconic for its action-packed anime and mature animations. Replacing that with lighter fare means we’re likely not seeing it return in any recognizable form.

User4: It’s definitely the end of an era. Toonami had a unique style and it catered to a specific audience. The changes show Turner's shift towards a broader, younger viewership now.

User5: Feels weird knowing it's actually over. Toonami was a groundbreaking block back in the day. But guess it was time for the network to move on.

User6: I was hoping they might integrate some of the Toonami spirit into CN Too, but it looks like they're taking a different path entirely. Toonami may live on in our memories!

User1: I think you're all right. It's bittersweet, but maybe this means room for new content and ideas on CN Too. Here's hoping for something just as compelling.

User3: Agreed, Toonami had its time, and hopefully, the network will find ways to sprinkle its legacy into future programming. Onward to a new chapter!

User4: Who knows, maybe one day we'll see a revival or tribute to honor Toonami. Until then, we have the memories! RIP Toonami—thanks for the adventures.
Write a thread asking what bumper is used most before Tofus

Forum Thread: Most Common Bumper Before "The Tofus"?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been watching "The Tofus" quite a bit on CN lately, and I'm curious—what bumper do you all notice plays most often before the show starts? I've seen a few different ones, but I'm wondering if there's a pattern.

User2: I've definitely noticed a trend! It seems like the "Dentist" ident comes up quite often for me. Maybe it’s just a coincidence, but it feels like it's almost always that one before "The Tofus."

User3: Same here! The Dentist skit is what I see most of the time too. It’s a fun one, but I wouldn’t mind if they mixed it up a bit more.

User4: I usually catch the "Bunnies" ident just before "The Tofus." I guess it might vary depending on the time slot or something? 🤷‍♂️

User5: For me, it seems like the "Parachute" ident shows up quite a bit. Maybe they rotate between a few of them throughout the day?

User6: Interesting! From what I've seen, CN tends to pair shows with bumpers that match their theme or humor style, so maybe the slapstick of the Dentist ident fits "The Tofus"?

User7: That makes sense! I do think it would be fun if they intentionally varied the bumpers more to keep things fresh. I love seeing all the different skits.

User1: Thanks for the insights, everyone! I'll keep an eye out and see if I spot any changes. Maybe it's just randomness, but it's fun to figure out these little patterns. Keep the observations coming!

Also I noticed the next bumpers have several templates, These all have a enviroment on one side of the screen, and a clip of the show at the other, On the enviroment side the arrow is pointing down with the "Next" text on it, Channel logo below

Jungle: A green jungle with a red arrow
Theme Park: A blue theme park with a red arrow
Pink: A pink world with a blue arrow
Yellow: A weird yellow world with a red arrow
Future: A blue futuristic city with a red arrow
Forum Thread: Is Toonami.co.uk Down or Redirecting?

User1: Hey everyone, I tried visiting toonami.co.uk and noticed something odd—is it down for anyone else? Or is it redirecting somewhere?

User2: I just checked, and it seems like it’s redirecting to CN Too’s website. I guess with the recent rebranding from Toonami to CN Too, they’ve updated everything online as well.

User3: Oh, that explains it! I was wondering if they’d keep a separate site for old Toonami content, but it makes sense to consolidate under CN Too now.

User4: Yeah, I noticed the same thing. I think they want to streamline the user experience so people can find all their favorite shows in one place.

User5: I was hoping to catch some of the old Toonami vibes on its original website, but I guess it’s a smart move with the new branding focus.

User6: It’s probably also a way to make sure fans are aware of all the changes and new content coming to CN Too. Easier for updates and news too, right?

User1: Makes sense! Thanks for the clarification, everyone. I guess it’s all part of their effort to unify the branding and make everything more accessible.

User8: Absolutely, now that Toonami is officially part of the CN Too lineup, it looks like they’re making sure the online presence reflects that change too.

User3: It’s kind of sad to see the old Toonami site go, but at least CN Too is picking up where it left off with some familiar shows. Looking forward to exploring the new site!

User7: They’ve definitely put effort into making CN Too the new hotspot for the kind of content we loved on Toonami. It’ll be interesting to see how it all develops!

CN UK Schedule (July 1 2007)

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Ben 10
8:00am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
9:00am Storm Hawks
9:30am Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
10:00am Codename Kids Next Door: Operation Z.E.R.O
11:30am The Incredibles
2:30pm Regular Show: The Movie
3:30pm Monster Allergy
4:00pm Xiaolin Showdown
4:30pm Regular Show
5:00pm Ben 10
5:30pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:00pm Adventure Time
6:30pm The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00pm The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm Battle B-Daman (NEW EPISODES)
8:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
8:30pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00pm Robotboy
9:30pm The Tofus
10:00pm Da Boom Crew
10:30pm Battle B-Daman
11:00pm Cartoon Cartoons
1:00am Cramp Twins
1:30am Ned's Newt
1:45am Cramp Twins
2:00am Gadget Boy
4:30am What's With Andy
5:00am Ned's Newt
5:30am Cramp Twins

Forum Thread: Cartoon Network UK Schedule for October 2007 - Magi-Nation Premieres!

User1: Hey all, just got a look at the Cartoon Network UK schedule for October 2007, and guess what? "Magi-Nation" is joining the lineup! Here’s the full schedule:

6:00am Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am Ben 10
7:30am Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00am The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30am Camp Lazlo
9:00am Spider Riders
9:30am Monster Allergy
10:00am Adventure Time
10:30am Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am Magi-Nation (New Episodes)
12:00pm My Gym Partner's a Monkey
12:30pm The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
1:00pm Regular Show
1:30pm The Tofus
2:00pm Adventure Time
2:30pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm Ben 10
4:00pm Ed, Edd n Eddy
4:30pm Camp Lazlo
5:00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm Magi-Nation
6:30pm Skatoony
7:00pm The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm Ben 10
8:00pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm Regular Show
9:00pm The Tofus
9:30pm Da Boom Crew
10:00pm Battle B-Daman
10:30pm Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am Cramp Twins
12:30am Ned's Newt
12:45am Cramp Twins
1:00am Gadget Boy
3:30am What's With Andy
4:00am Ned's Newt
4:30am Cramp Twins
5:00am The Tofus
5:30am Magi-Nation

User2: Excited to see "Magi-Nation" in the lineup! I remember playing the card game, so I'm curious about how the show translates the world and characters. Anyone else planning to watch?

User3: Definitely! I've heard some good things about "Magi-Nation." Should make for some entertaining Saturday mornings. Can't get enough of fantasy adventure shows!

User4: Really enjoying the balance of classic and new shows. CN does a great job catering to both long-time fans and new viewers. Can't wait for the new episodes!

User5: The schedule looks pretty solid, and it'll be interesting to see how "Magi-Nation" fits in with the rest of the lineup. Always good to have new content to shake things up.

Write a blog post for October 2007, saying what shows are getting new eps

Blog Post: Exciting Times at Cartoon Network UK: New Episodes in October 2007!

Hello, fellow cartoon enthusiasts!

October is here, and with it, a wave of exciting new episodes on Cartoon Network UK! If you're a fan of action-packed adventures, side-splitting laughs, and heartfelt moments, then this month is going to be a real treat. Let’s dive into the lineup and see which of our favorite shows are gearing up to deliver fresh stories and thrills!

Magi-Nation
First up, we’re thrilled to welcome "Magi-Nation" to the Cartoon Network UK family. This exciting fantasy series is not just making its debut, but it's also rolling out brand new episodes every week! Join Tony and his friends as they journey through the mystical land of the Moonlands, braving challenges with courage and magic!
Ben 10
Our favorite young hero, Ben Tennyson, is back with more thrilling adventures as he continues his quest to protect the world from alien threats. October promises action-packed episodes that will keep you on the edge of your seat as Ben unlocks more secrets of the Omnitrix!
Adventure Time
Get ready to return to the Land of Ooo, where every episode of "Adventure Time" is guaranteed to bring laughter and excitement. New episodes are lined up, and they're every bit as imaginative and whimsical as you’d expect. Finn and Jake's antics continue to amaze and entertain both kids and adults alike.
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
The bizarre and hilarious world of Billy and Mandy is offering new tales of mischief and mayhem. With Grim by their side, the duo embarks on adventures that are equal parts spooky and humorous. Don’t miss the new episodes filled with dark comedy and outlandish scenarios!
Camp Lazlo
Join Lazlo and his friends at Camp Kidney for new episodes that highlight the zany and endearing life of camp-goers. Whether you're a fan of Scoutmaster Lumpus’ antics or the Jelly Beans' whimsical adventures, Camp Lazlo is sure to deliver feel-good fun this month.
Codename: Kids Next Door
The KND operatives are back with new missions to protect childhood from their kooky adult adversaries! October's episodes promise daring escapades and clever tactics from our beloved team of secret agents. It’s all about the sugary sweet victories that KND fans live for!
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Explore the wondrous world of imaginary friends through new episodes filled with heartwarming and humorous stories. This October, face the chaos and charm of Foster's Home as the lovable inhabitants bring imagination to life in delightful ways.
Regular Show
Get ready for more surreal adventures with Mordecai and Rigby. This series continues to deliver its unique brand of comedy and unexpected antics that fans can't get enough of.
The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Kiki, Mimi and Zuzu are back with more whimsical stories and explorations. Expect fun adventures that bring these adorable virtual pets to life.
These series and their latest installments are just a glimpse of what Cartoon Network UK has in store for us this October. Whether you’re revisiting beloved classics or diving into new realms, there’s never been a better time to be a fan.

Grab your remote, set your DVRs, and join us in enjoying the wonderful world of cartoons. Until next time, happy viewing!

Stay animated,
[Your Blog Name]

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - January 2008

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:00am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30am - Camp Lazlo
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - My Gym Partner's a Monkey
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - The Tofus
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10
4:00pm - Ed, Edd n Eddy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - Xiaolin Showdown
6:00pm - Magi-Nation
6:30pm - Eon Kid (New Episodes)
7:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
7:30pm - Ben 10
8:00pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu! (New Episodes)
9:30pm - The Tofus
10:00pm - Da Boom Crew
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Magi-Nation

User8: Also heard that for the summer, CN Too is planning a special morning lineup featuring three shows to kick off the day. From what I gather, "Battle B-Daman," "Code Lyoko," and "Magical Adventures of Moko" will be part of that summer morning block. Sounds like a great way to start the day with some action and adventure for the kids catching the early slots!

User9: Noticed something cool in the promos—the arrow in the next bumpers actually changes color depending on which show they’re promoting! For example, it’s red for “Battle B-Daman,” blue for “Code Lyoko,” and pink for “Magical Adventures of Moko.” Little details like that make the channel branding feel really polished and fun!

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - August 2008

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test (Returning)
8:00am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - World of Quest (New Show)
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - World of Quest
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - Eon Kid
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man (New Show)
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks (New Show)
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Tofus
10:00pm - Da Boom Crew
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Robotboy (Returning)

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - September 2008

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
8:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - World of Quest
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - World of Quest
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - Eon Kid
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Tofus
10:00pm - Skatoony
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - Battle B-Daman
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Robotboy

Extra idents:
12foot6, Freelance designers making animations:

Paramount Comedy idents: in 2005 we were approached by Viacom to rebrand Paramount Comedy, this is what we came up with: Animated black rabbits with pink eyes popping out of a hole, a real rabbit also appears, the animated ones look angry at it, medieveal people worshipping the logo, a dolphin on a skateboard, a rabbit in a UFO, etc, Promo endboards had a wind-up toy cat with a TV for a face showing a image of the show being promoted's logo, before eventually turning to the channel logo, This character was referred to by the others as "weird cat thing", This character was originally designed by us for a Virgin Mobile ad in 2004 (It displayed color bars with a face, when we did it for Paramount, this was rmeoved and replaced with static or the Paramount Comedy logo)

Urban Animals: Black/pink colored animals living in city for whatever reason

Most of our work is simplistic and 2D

Cartoon Network idents: In 2008 we were apporached by CN to add to their idents list, after having plenty made by the good folks at Pesky, plus some more by the in-house CN UK animation team (who made Skatoony). The theme was the logo and different ways it could be formed, This gave us a opportunity to experiment with different styles, plus incorporste ours

Ident 1: Mining

A prospector is mining for gold, he mines and stones fall down, revealling the logo made out of gold, He sings "I'M FINALLY GONNA BE RICH"

Ident 2: Fight

A school fight breaks out, a snippet of "Bad" plays, A boy breaks up the fight, he has his black/white paper snatched and ripped up, forming the logo. Write 3 more idents, one has a boy get a toy for his birthday (another common 12foot6 character), He accidentally breaks it, it falls and the screen glitches and shows the CN logo, Another has a computer hacker

Ident 3: Birthday Surprise

A young boy sits in front of a table filled with colorful birthday decorations, eagerly tearing through wrapping paper to unveil a shiny new toy robot. His eyes light up with excitement as he launches into an imaginative play session, the robot zooming around the room. However, in his enthusiasm, he accidentally bumps into a table leg, causing the toy to tumble and crash to the floor. The impact triggers a glitch effect, and as he watches in horror, the shattered pieces of the robot morph and rearrange, revealing the Cartoon Network logo in a dazzling, pixelated explosion of colors. The boy gasps and then giggles, suggesting that even a mess can lead to fun surprises!

Ident 4: Hacker's Den

In a dimly lit room, a tech-savvy teenager sits hunched over multiple computer screens, sporting oversized headphones and a determined expression. Lines of code stream down the screens as he hacks into the virtual world, trying to create a game for his friends. As he navigates the complex codes, he reaches a critical moment where he needs to break a barrier. With a triumphant grin, he types furiously, and suddenly, a digital glitch occurs, sending a surge of colorful pixels cascading across the screens. Amidst the chaos, the pixels coalesce and reveal the Cartoon Network logo, topped with an exaggerated “HACKED!” message. The teenager jumps back in surprise, and then breaks into a smile, embracing the unexpected twist.

Ident 5: Pancake Flip

A cute, oversized cartoon cat with black and pink accents stands in a cheerful kitchen, flipping pancakes with an unbreakable sense of enthusiasm. Each time the cat flips a pancake, it rises higher and higher, accompanied by a bouncy, upbeat musical score. As he flips one particularly high pancake, it defies gravity for just a moment before falling directly onto the table, creating a satisfying "thud." The pancake dramatically flattens, and as it lands, the syrup magically spills in an artistic swirl that reformulates into the Cartoon Network logo, complete with a burst of confetti. The cat stares in wide-eyed wonder, then slices a piece of the pancake with a fork, winking at the camera, as if to say “It’s a delicious day!”

Write a tweet saying these idents aired on CN UK during the Arrows Era

🚀✨ Excited to share that our idents for Cartoon Network UK aired during the Arrows Era! From birthday surprises to hacker shenanigans, each one brought our quirky, fun 2D style to life. 🎉📺 #CartoonNetwork #12foot6 #ArrowsEra #AnimationMagic

Forum Thread: What’s the Name of the Wind-Up Toy Robot in the Birthday Ident?

User1: Hey everyone! I’m curious about that adorable wind-up toy robot with the cat ears from the Birthday Surprise ident. Does anyone know if it has a name?

User2: That's a great question! I’ve seen that same character pop up in other projects too. I think it was created for Virgin Mobile originally.

User3: You're right! I believe the character is often referred to as "Weird Cat Thing" because of its quirky design and its playful demeanor. It's such a memorable character!

User4: I noticed it in another ident involving a wacky adventure as well. It seems like 12foot6 really loves using that character—it definitely adds a fun touch to their animations.

User5: It fits the theme perfectly! “Weird Cat Thing” is such an endearing name for it. It's so great that they're building a world with familiar characters across different projects.

User1: I really love that consistency! It brings a sense of continuity to their work. I hope we see more of “Weird Cat Thing” in future idents or animations!

User2: Same here! It’s fun to spot familiar characters in different places. Perhaps they have more surprises in store for us. Let's keep our eyes peeled!

User4: Agreed! I’m excited to see how they might evolve “Weird Cat Thing” in future projects. The character's charm can only lead to more entertaining moments!

Write a conversation asking on CN UK, which of the 2008 debutees (shows debuting then) debuted with the new idents

Forum Thread: 2008 Debut Shows with New Idents on CN UK

User1: Hey everyone! With all the buzz about the new idents on Cartoon Network UK, I'm curious about which of the shows that debuted in 2008 actually premiered with these fresh idents. Anyone have the scoop?

User2: Great question! From what I remember, "The Spectacular Spider-Man" and "Chop Socky Chooks" both debuted in 2008 and were among the first to be accompanied by the new idents.

User3: Right! I caught the first episode of "The Spectacular Spider-Man," and the new idents added a fun vibe to the whole experience. It felt like a fresh start for the channel!

User4: I think "World of Quest" also debuted with the new style, right? The idents matched the adventurous feel of the show perfectly!

User5: Yes, "World of Quest" did have the new idents too! It was cool to see all those character interactions while waiting for the show to start.

User1: Seems like they really made an effort to integrate the new presentation with all the new content. I love it when they put thought into those little details!

User2: Definitely! It adds to the excitement of watching a brand-new show knowing you’re getting the full CN experience with those quirky idents.

User3: I hope they continue using the new idents for other shows that premiere in the future. It keeps things lively and interesting!

User4: Agreed! It’s a nice unifying element for the channel. Looking forward to seeing how they evolve the idents with upcoming shows!

User5: Let’s keep sharing any news on shows debuting with the new look. It’s an exciting time for CN UK fans!

User9: In other news it appears Boomerang UK got new idents earlier this year, They still use the swirly logo (launched 13 September 2004), but the new idents have it in live action enviroments as kids do things like cycling, band or shopping

Boomerang idents (Febuary 2008-)

Cyclist
Band
Drawing Outside
Drawing Inside
Clothes Shopping

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - February 2009

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Chowder (New Show)
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (New Show)
9:00am - Spider Riders
9:30am - Monster Allergy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - GoGoRiki (New Show)
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Adventure Time
2:30pm - Regular Show
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
5:30pm - Adventure Time
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - GoGoRiki
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Chowder
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - Skatoony
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
3:30am - Spider Riders
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - Monster Allergy
5:30am - Robotboy

This February is bringing some fresh and exciting new content to Cartoon Network UK. "Chowder" joins the lineup with its quirky culinary adventures, while "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack" offers a seafaring journey full of whimsy and charm. For a touch of world-inspired animation, catch "GoGoRiki," a lively series that's sure to bring smiles. With these new additions, February promises to be a delightful month for all cartoon lovers!

Meanwhile CEE also has a new show: Blobbit Adventures: Blobbit is a amorphous blob of pink slime from a magical forest, She can morph into all kinds of shapes, but her favorite shape is that of a rabbit, She loves hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures. (This was made by CITV and as such aired on that channel here in the UK)

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - February 2009

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Chowder
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - The Tofus
9:30am - Robotboy
10:00am - Adventure Time
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - GoGoRiki
12:30pm - Storm Hawks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Ed, Edd n Eddy
2:30pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:00pm - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
3:30pm - Spider Riders
4:00pm - Monster Allergy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
5:30pm - Adventure Time
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - GoGoRiki
7:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
10:00pm - Skatoony
10:30pm - Battle B-Daman
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - Cramp Twins
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Cramp Twins
1:00am - Gadget Boy
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Ned's Newt
4:30am - Cramp Twins
5:00am - The Tofus
5:30am - Robotboy

With both classic and fresh content, CN Too caters to those craving tried-and-true favorites as well as exciting new additions, like "Chowder" and "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack," ensuring a balanced and entertaining lineup for all ages throughout the day. Enjoy a mix of nostalgia and innovation on CN Too!

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - October 2009

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Chowder
9:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:00am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
10:30am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:00am - Magi-Nation
11:30am - Storm Hawks
12:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
12:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
2:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2:30pm - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
3:00pm - Monster Buster Club
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - World of Quest
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - GoGoRiki
7:00pm - Ed, Ed n Eddy
7:30pm - Eon Kid
8:00pm - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skunk Fu!
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - Battle B-Daman
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Monster Allergy
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
5:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

Forum Thread: Exciting News: CN Too Dedicates Monday Afternoons to Obscure Toons!

User1: Hey everyone, I just found out that CN Too is dedicating Monday afternoons to some of the more obscure toons from the current lineup. It's like a hidden gem showcase! Anyone know which shows are featured?

User2: Oh, that sounds interesting! I think I've heard that "Monster Buster Club" is one of them. It’s a fun series but doesn’t get as much attention as the others.

User3: Yeah, I've noticed "Monster Buster Club" pop up here and there on the schedule. Glad it's getting some love! I wonder what the other toons are?

User4: I think "The Tofus" might be included. It has quirky charm but flies under the radar compared to the bigger CN shows.

User5: Isn’t "Skunk Fu!" another one they’re highlighting? I don’t see it much, but when I do, it’s always a fun watch.

User6: Yup, "Skunk Fu!" is definitely on the list. I also heard about "GoGoRiki" making an appearance in this slot. It’s super colorful and silly!

User7: I've read that "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" is also part of the lineup. It's a cool way to catch these lesser-known shows. Perfect for a Monday chill out!

User1: I love this idea. It gives us a chance to explore some offbeat gems that we might have missed otherwise. Plus, Monday is usually so dull, and this gives us something to look forward to.

User2: Agreed! It’s a nice break from the usual staples. Who knows, we might just discover our new favorite toon through this!

User3: For sure! I’m planning to make this a Monday afternoon ritual now. It’ll be fun to relax and see what obscure adventures these shows bring.

User4: This is a great way for CN Too to shine a spotlight on shows that deserve more recognition. I hope it means we'll see even more of these hidden gems in the future!

User5: Absolutely! Looking forward to my new Monday afternoon routine. Let's see what other surprises CN Too has in store for us!

Write a follow up where the ad airs

Forum Thread: CN Too's "Obscure Toons Monday" Ad Just Aired!

User1: Did anyone catch the ad for CN Too's new "Obscure Toons Monday" lineup? I just saw it and it looks awesome! They really packed a lot into that short promo.

User2: Yes, I saw it! The ad is super energetic. They did a great job showcasing each show with quick clips that highlight their unique styles. I'm even more excited for Monday afternoons now!

User3: Same here! The animation snippets from "Monster Buster Club" and "The Tofus" looked so fun. It’s cool to see them putting effort into promoting these underrated shows.

User4: I loved how they transitioned between "Skunk Fu!" and "GoGoRiki" with those colorful graphics. It really emphasized the different vibes each show has.

User5: I appreciate that they included "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" in the lineup. The ad made it look even more intriguing, with those cute digital creatures in all their antics!

User6: Overall, the ad did a fantastic job of building anticipation. The montage of action, comedy, and unique animation got me even more eager for the lineup.

User1: Totally! I think the ad really captured the essence of what makes these shows special. It’s great that CN Too is investing in showcasing these lesser-known toons.

User3: Agreed, and it’s exciting to think that others might discover and enjoy these shows for the first time, thanks to the ad and Monday lineup.

User7: I'm definitely setting a reminder to tune in on Monday. Can't wait to see these shows back-to-back. Props to CN Too for this awesome initiative!

User4: For sure! Let's see if "Obscure Toons Monday" becomes the next big thing on CN Too. Exciting times ahead for fans of hidden gems!

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - May 2010

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Chowder
9:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:00am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
10:30am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:00am - Magi-Nation
11:30am - Storm Hawks
12:00pm - The Tofus
12:30pm - Monster Allergy
1:00pm - GoGoRiki
1:30pm - Skunk Fu!
2:00pm - Regular Show
2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Alien Force
4:00pm - Robotboy
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:00pm - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
6:30pm - Regular Show
7:00pm - Monster Buster Club
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - Battle B-Daman
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - Spider Riders
4:00am - Monster Allergy
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
5:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)#

Forum Thread: Ident Request: Music Meister Episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold

User1: Hey everyone! I'm trying to remember which idents aired during the premiere of the Music Meister episode of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold." Does anyone have a list or recall which ones were used?

User2: I remember that episode! It was such an entertaining one. If I'm not mistaken, I think they used the "Dentist" ident to kick things off. It was a perfect introduction with its humorous vibe!

User3: You’re right about the "Dentist" ident! I recall it being super fun. After that, I think the "Bunnies" ident played right before the commercial break. That one always cracks me up with its slapstick humor.

User4: Yes! And I believe the "Parachute" ident was also used in between the episodes. Those skydiving daredevils always get a good laugh!

User5: Don’t forget about the "Birthday Surprise" ident! I saw that one too. The glitch effect to reveal the Cartoon Network logo fit perfectly in with the musical theme of the episode.

User1: Awesome, thanks everyone! So just to recap, we had the "Dentist," "Bunnies," "Parachute," and "Birthday Surprise" idents during the Music Meister episode. Sounds like it made for a really fun viewing experience!

User2: Definitely! It's great to see how those idents added to the lively atmosphere of the show. I hope they continue this trend for future episodes!

User4: Agreed! Enjoyed that blend of humor and music throughout the episode and the idents! It felt cohesive and entertaining for the fans.

User3: Those quirky idents really enhance the Cartoon Network viewing experience. Can’t wait to catch the next episode!

User1: Me too! Thanks for the memories, everyone!

Forum Thread: June 2010 - Only a Few Idents Left on CN UK?

User1: Hey everyone, I've noticed something strange on Cartoon Network UK recently. It seems like they're only using a few specific idents now. Has anyone else noticed this change?

User2: Yeah, I caught that too! It's like they've reduced the number of idents dramatically. The ones I keep seeing are the "Dentist," "Parachute," "Bunnies," and "Jack in the Box." Kind of curious why they've cut back.

User3: Same here. I was wondering if they’re slowly phasing out old ones for something new. Maybe they’ve got a big rebranding or new set of idents in the works?

User4: I really miss the variety of the previous idents. They added so much fun and randomness between shows. Anyone know if there’s an official announcement or reason behind this?

User5: It could be a temporary thing. I wouldn't be surprised if they're testing out reactions or preparing for a new batch of idents. Personally, I wouldn't mind a refresh, but I do love the classics.

User6: I've actually been enjoying the "Bunnies" ident. It’s quirky and fits the CN vibe, but yeah, some variety would be nice. Fingers crossed for more updates soon!

User2: Same, I like the ones we have, but it feels a bit repetitive now. Hopefully, CN will give us some new ones or bring back the others we loved.

User1: It's interesting to see we’re all noticing the same thing. I guess we'll have to wait and see what CN has planned. Maybe they’ll surprise us with something big later in the year!

User3: Yeah, here's hoping for more exciting and diverse idents coming our way. Fingers crossed that this is just a temporary situation!

Note: This is a AU/Alternate Universe

YamiMario
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JoinedDec 16, 2009
Messages304
LocationOdense, Denmark
Jul 13, 2010
#622
Not much is going to happen on CN Nordic in July and August, other than a few older Cartoon Cartoons getting some daytime slots.
dantheman921
Member
JoinedNov 10, 2009
Messages64
LocationUK
Jul 17, 2010
#623
July Schedule Update - CN UK

CN TOO

As of Monday, Pokemon: Advanced Challenge joins the schedule
Xiaolin Showdown was due to re-air starting this week, but has now been dropped in favour of Shaggy and Scooby Doo Get a Clue and Pink Panther and Pals. The Batman and Legion of Super Heroes will now air from 8pm rather than 7pm.
A new block / promo called 'More, More, More' has begun, promoting the fact that favourites from Boomerang such as The Garfield Show, Casper's Scare School, Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries and Duck Dodgers now air at various times on CN TOO as well. As a result, several showings of current CN shows have been dropped. IMO, a waste of time airing the same shows across two channels. Not as bad during the week, but here's an example of what I mean:
CN TOO - Saturday July 24th
6:00am Skatoony
6.30am Battle B-Daman
7.00am Pokemon: Advanced Challenge
7.30am Monster Buster Club
8.00am Hero: 108
8.30am Ben 10: Alien Force
9.00am Johnny Test
10.00am Chowder
11.00am The Garfield Show
12.00pm Pink Panther and Pals
1.00pm Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries
1.30pm Duck Dodgers
2.00pm The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
3.00pm Casper's Scare School
4.00pm Pink Panther and Pals
5.00pm The Garfield Show
6.00pm Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries
6.30pm Duck Dodgers
7.00pm Johnny Test
8.00pm Regular Show
8.30pm Legion of Super Heroes
9.00pm Codename: Kids Next Door
9.30pm The Powerpuff Girls
10.00pm Dexter's Laboratory
10.30pm Chop Socky Chooks
11.00pm Skatoony
11.30pm Monster Allergy
12.00am Skatoony
12.30am Monster Buster Club
1.00am Magi-Nation
2.00am Chop Socky Chooks
3.00am Robotboy
4.00am Skatoony
5.00am Monster Buster Club

In contrast, here is the Boomerang UK schedule for the same day:

6.00am Pink Panther and Pals
7.00am Tom and Jerry Tales
8.00am The Garfield Show
9.00am What's New Scooby Doo?
10.00am Tom and Jerry
11.00am Pink Panther and Pals
12.00pm The Scooby Doo Show
12.30pm Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
1.00pm Tom and Jerry Tales
2.00pm Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries
2.30pm Duck Dodgers
3.00pm Pink Panther and Pals
4.00pm Tom and Jerry
5.00pm What's New Scooby Doo?
6.00pm The Garfield Show
7.00pm Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries
7.30pm Duck Dodgers
8.00pm The Scooby Doo Show
8.30pm Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
9.00pm Casper's Scare School
9.30pm Squish
10.00pm The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
11.00pm Magical Adventures of Moko
12.00am Squish
1.00am My Spy Family
2.00am The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
3.00am Magical Adventures of Moko
4.00am The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
5.00am Squish
josie
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#624
CN Europe has some new bumpers, they are great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUMk0EaMADw
ezeneco
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#625
This logo has been using some moments Cartoon Network Latin America. I used 10 minutes and then return to the previous.

cn201010.jpg
ezeneco
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#626
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg1bdizDwkk

The promo says: New look, New Cartoon Network. Coming Soon.
YamiMario
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#627
josie said:
CN Europe has some new bumpers, they are great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUMk0EaMADw

by Stardust:
Superheroes: A arrow flies past characters from Justice League, The Batman and Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Heroes
Anime: Arrow flys past characters from Samurai Jack and Xiaolin Showdown
Adventure: Arrow flies past characters from Billy and Mandy, Chowder and Flapjack
Sports: Arrow flies past characters from both McCracken shows, also Ben 10 Alien Force
Cyber: Arrow flies past a cyber landscape

by Meindbender:
Multiply/Duplicators: A red creature and a black creature multiply untill they form the logo
De-evolution: A red creature de-evolves, eventually to a ameoba shaped like the logo
It's Magic: 2 red creatures peform shrinking magic, eventually curtains with the logo close
The Button: 2 red creatures press a button and get turned to the logo
Contest: One red creature's eyes turn into the logo, causing him to win a contest.
josie
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#628
ezeneco said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg1bdizDwkk

The promo says: New look, New Cartoon Network. Coming Soon.

Are the Noods a new look for CN LA?
What's your current look?
dantheman921
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Messages64
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Jul 26, 2010
#629
August - CN UK

Cartoon Network UK

Ben 10 dominates the weekends all throughout August in various marathons + movies

Cartoon Network Too

Boomerang shows continue to air on CN Too, with Tom and Jerry and Lonney Tunes added to the lineup
Week beginning 16th - A selection of movies at 12pm each day:
16/8 - Ed, Edd and Eddys Big Picture Show
17/8 - Underfist: Halloween Bash + Billy and Mandy Save Christmas
18/8 - Billy and Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure
19/8 - Codename: KND - Operation Z.E.R.O
20/8 - Regular Show The Movie

Boomerang UK

Mon 2nd to Fri 6th Aug - Scooby Week
Sat 7th and Sun 8th Aug - Tom and Jerry weekend
Sat 14th and Sun 15th Aug - Scooby vs Garfield weekend
Sat 21st and Sun 22nd Aug - Movies weekend
Boomerang Movies this month (9am + 5pm weekdays):
9/8 - Aloha, Scooby Doo
10/8 - Help! I'm a Fish
11/8 - Bratz
12/8 - Tom and Jerry: The Movie
13/8 - The Goonies
16/8 - Bratz (again!)
17/8 - Bugs Bunny's 1001 Rabbit Tales + Bah Humduck, A Looney Tunes Christmas
18/8 - Scooby Doo and the Monster of Mexico
19/8 - Tom and Jerry Blast off to Mars
20/8 - Big Fat Liar
21/8 - The Land Before Time XIII, Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry, Scooby Doo and the Cyber Chase, Help! I'm A Fish, The Goonies, Chill Out Scooby Doo!, Bratz and Scooby Doo: Pirates Ahoy!
22/8 - Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring, Scooby Doo! Pirates Ahoy, Tom and Jerry: The Movie, Bratz, Garfield's Fun Fest, The New Scooby Doo Movies and Scooby Doo and the Witches Ghost

Mon 23rd to Fri 27th Aug - Tom and Jerry vs Scooby Doo week

Also CN UK still have the 2007 bumpers made for us as of now. We have had these since May 24 2007, Most of them are produced by Pesky (who made the Adrenalini Bros), though there were later additions by CN staff and 12foot6

....or at least we're supposed to, We only have the man vs ninja skydive, dentist visit, bunnies bashing each other and that jack in the box bumper.

Atoon
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#630
josie said:
Are the Noods a new look for CN LA?
What's your current look?

The "Noods" they are showing now are actually based on avatar characters for the Latin American site called "Toonix", which actually predates the Noods, but only recently they are using them for generic CN bumpers. A guy that works on CN Latin America said that he don't think that the current American CN branding was going to apply down here, since they are working on a big rebrand that will blend better with the online site.
Viakenny
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#631
CN Latin America will premiere Horrid Henry next Sunday (though a preview was seen on Ja-Ja-Ja!/Ha-Ha-Ha! this past month. but first, CN LA will premiere Stoked (which has been a Boomerang exclusive for the past few months).
and the winner of TDA was chosen by the viewers online and through text messages, as part of Votatoon (their Saturday afternoon interactive block).

Spoiler
(will Boomerang air the alternate ending in a special event, like they did with TDI?)

EDIT: Stoked will actually premiere Thursday on CN.
EDIT 2: Boomerang did air the alternate ending, as part of "Funday", their Sunday afternoon marathon block.
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YamiMario
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#632
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko6scpEnNoM
Why does CN LA have a bigger 2D animation budget than CN US?
InfiniteAura
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#633
YamiMario said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko6scpEnNoM
Why does CN LA have a bigger 2D animation budget than CN US?
Some of these look like they could be used for any international cartoon network. In fact why didnt they use some of those here? Some of them look like they could work on boomerang.
ezeneco
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#634
Today premiere Toonix in Latinamerica:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INrCCU8TBU4
Rho
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Aug 6, 2010
#635
Since AT is starting to roll out worldwide, I wonder when it's coming to Japan. I've got a feeling it'll be VERY successful there.
Nexonius
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#636
YamiMario said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko6scpEnNoM
Why does CN LA have a bigger 2D animation budget than CN US?

Oh my God, Porky's smoking the green?! Oh, Lord.
Viakenny
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Aug 7, 2010
#637
in Brazil, IDs between shows are used only when there's no "coming up" bumper for that show and instead, the "the following program has been edited..." board is used. (though only movies and anime are indeed edited – movies, for basic cable, anime, for the Western market – other than the opening and end credit sequences). (meanwhile, Boomerang uses the editing notice only for movies)
the two-color bug is still used for Adventure Time promo bugs and current Votatoon results. otherwise, it's the white logo as the bug.
and I prefer the Nood soundtrack over the Toonix music.

Also I noticed some extra idents used in Asia (who have took Arrows since early 2009, These complimentary idents have also been used since then in tandem with the normal EMEA ones)

Shadow Puppets: Kids have a shadow puppet fight, eventually they run out of breath, their shadows coincidentally forming the C and N
Blobs: A black blob and a white blob morph into various shapes before settling as the logo
Dragged Horse: A man is dragged through sand by a horse, the sand forming the CN logo
Robbery: A criminal robs a bank and makes a run for it, but eventually is caught, the lights on the police car being the C and N

These are produced by Vaibhav Studios

Agu Fungus
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#638
ezeneco said:
Found more about the Toonix:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INrCCU8TBU4
I officially prefer these over the Noods!

Guess what, they have individual bumpers too, which the Noods didn't have. Woohoo!

Scooby-Doo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzjZKaII93E

Johnny Test
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUl9M2rbHiw

Tom & Jerry
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moBKPJdeQ6U

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (it uses Imperial March instead of Duel of the Fates)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVibRG-TmuM

Here's a pre-rebrand compilation. As you can notice, they have better, catchy music than the Noods did. And they're cuter too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_JfNA98g3o
Atoon
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Messages1,472
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Aug 10, 2010
#639
A Toonix compilation from a local newspaper, not on Youtube:

http://www.3tv.cl/index.php?m=video&v=13345
Raidon Makoto
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#640
YamiMario said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko6scpEnNoM
Why does CN LA have a bigger 2D animation budget than CN US?
I don't think that one with Grim trying to kill himself would fly in the US. X_X

And they got Kevin Conroy to do the Superfriends Batman voice for the Inch-High Private High/Batman mashup. I always wondered what that would sound like.

Agu Fungus
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#641
More Latin American bumpers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7BO6yivjEo
Total Drama Action

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKJZPGduvRs
Teen Titans

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syQUj1CLghw
Adventure Time (Next only)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltiKtL_hJgs
Batman: The Brave and the Bold (Next only)

Sorry for the quality, that's all I could find.
ezeneco
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Aug 11, 2010
#642
More bumpers in HQ:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2aYJWrmHLA
Agu Fungus
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Messages26
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#643
More Toonix bumpers:

Next (English)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OHz41D_l2E

CN Argentina (remember the Titanic parody with the Noods?)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjcd3FkBaWE

Total Drama Bumper(Lindsay)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3eTrPmGXU4

Total Drama Action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I98VR2RspaY

And more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAkE4LFhGZU
YamiMario
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Messages304
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Aug 14, 2010
#644
CN Nordic is having a What's New Scooby-Doo marathon this weekend.
ezeneco
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Aug 18, 2010
#645
Much more Toonix Bumpers (from late 2008-May 2010):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVqyEpy2hF8
Agu Fungus
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#646
I see the Nood Bubbie bumper was remade with Toonix as well.
BlooMac
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#647
Agu Fungus said:
I see the Nood Bubbie bumper was remade with Toonix as well.

Yeah, many Nood bumpers were remade, but they also made they're owns too. I think I like the Toonix look more, than the Nood, because the Toonix has bumpers for old and new shows, the Noods only had for new shows.
Dudley
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#648
CartoonNetRulzz said:
Yeah, many Nood bumpers were remade, but they also made they're owns too. I think I like the Toonix look more, than the Nood, because the Toonix has bumpers for old and new shows, the Noods only had for new shows.

I hear that. Bumps for Justice League, EEnE, and even Naruto? I'm officially jealous now. The Noods wouldn't have gotten so boring if they had made more.
I also noticed, the animation on these are a lot better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko6scpEnNoM
A lot of those would never have been shown in the States, especially the one with Lazlo causing a giant forest fire.
They're still awesome though.
ezeneco
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#649
Baner of Next Program:

http://www.mediafire.com/?a6m8btzgw636th2
YamiMario
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#650
CN Nordic is currently showing promos for Pink Panther and Pals, but there is no premiere date yet.

Forum Thread: September 2010 Update: New Shows & Schedule Changes on Cartoon Network UK!

User1: Hey everyone, September is almost here, and Cartoon Network UK is shaking things up with some new shows and schedule changes. Who's excited?

User2: Super excited! I heard "Generator Rex" and "Angelo Rules" are both debuting in September. Really looking forward to checking them out!

User3: Same here! Does anyone have the complete schedule for September yet? Can't wait to see how the new shows fit into the lineup.

User5: Also CN UK and CN Too have both recieved new idents, which appear to be the same as the rest of Europe, also the APAC ones, The older ones still seem to be used though

User4: I managed to get a sneak peek at the September schedule. Here it is:

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - September 2010

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Chowder
9:30am - Generator Rex (New Show)
10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - Inazuma Eleven
12:30pm - Monster Allergy
1:00pm - Eon Kid
1:30pm - Angelo Rules (New Show)
2:00pm - Regular Show
2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
4:00pm - Angelo Rules
4:30pm - Skatoony
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - Hero: 108
6:00pm - Johnny Test
6:30pm - Regular Show
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Skatoony
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - GoGoRiki
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
12:30am - Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - Skatoony
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
5:30am - Monster Buster Club

User5: Wow, thanks for sharing the schedule! I'm really intrigued by "Generator Rex." Heard it's got a cool sci-fi/action vibe.

User6: I'm more curious about "Angelo Rules." It's based on a series of French books, so it’ll be interesting to see how it translates to an animated show.

User7: Looks like a good mix of new and returning favorites. I’m glad they're keeping "Adventure Time" and "Regular Show" prominent. They're my go-to for some laughs!

User1: Totally agree! It's nice to see the variety in the schedule. Can't wait to dive into "Generator Rex" and "Angelo Rules" when they premiere!

User8: Here's hoping September brings more fun and excitement to our screens. Cheers to the new lineup and fresh content!

Write a follow up about the idents

Forum Thread: Thoughts on the New Idents for Cartoon Network UK - September 2010!

User1: Now that the September schedule is out, how about those new idents? Anyone else notice them during the commercial breaks?

User2: Absolutely! I caught a few already, and they're really something. They seem to have settled into a fun and vibrant theme with those arrows flying around.

User3: I like the variety they’ve introduced. My favorite so far is the "Superheroes" ident with characters from "Justice League" and "The Batman." It really captures the action-packed vibe.

User4: Agreed! The "Anime" ident is also pretty cool with "Samurai Jack" and "Xiaolin Showdown" characters. The whole aesthetic feels very dynamic and stylish.

User5: The "Adventure" ident is fantastic! Seeing characters from "Billy and Mandy," "Chowder," and "Flapjack" highlighted like that is perfect. It pumps you up for whatever’s coming next.

User6: Has anyone caught the "Cyber" ident yet? It features a cyber landscape that reminds me of old-school arcade games. A nice nod to retro influences.

User7: Yes! And the "Multiply/Duplicators" ident is hilarious, with those creatures multiplying into the CN logo. It's really clever and fun.

User1: I appreciate how they're mixing different styles and genres with these idents. It’s keeping the channel fresh and visually appealing.

User8: Definitely provides a nice transition between shows. These idents make commercial breaks more entertaining, which I appreciate as a viewer.

User2: I'm just glad they're introducing new elements while still keeping that signature CN humor and creativity. Makes each break feel like a mini cartoon!

User3: Each one is a little burst of creativity that keeps me engaged. I think Cartoon Network is doing a stellar job with these!

User4: Looking forward to seeing what other idents they roll out throughout the month. It’s always a nice surprise to see what they come up with next.

User5: Here's to more creative sparks from CN! These idents really enhance the overall watching experience. Can't wait to see more.

Write a follow up asking if the 4 other idents are kept as well

Forum Thread: Are the Old Idents Still in Rotation with the New Ones?

User1: With all the buzz about the new idents on Cartoon Network UK, I was wondering if anyone noticed if the previous four idents are still being used? I haven't seen them as much lately.

User2: That's a good question. I haven't seen the old ones much either, but I wonder if they're still tucked away in the lineup somewhere. Anyone else catch them recently?

User3: I actually spotted the "Dentist" ident a few times last week. It’s still around, but definitely not as frequent as before. They seem to be leaning heavily on the new batch.

User4: Same here. I saw the "Parachute" ident just yesterday. It's nice to see some of the classics are still making appearances amidst the new group.

User5: I think the "Bunnies" ident is also in rotation. Saw it just the other day before "Adventure Time." It’s a fun one, so I’m glad it’s still here!

User6: The "Jack in the Box" ident popped up during a marathon last weekend, so it looks like they're keeping the old favorites in circulation. Just not as often.

User1: Great to know that they’re still around. I guess it’s a nice mix of old and new to keep things interesting. Thanks for the updates, everyone!

User7: Totally! Having both the classic and new idents keeps the channel fresh while still providing a bit of nostalgia. It’s like getting the best of both worlds.

User8: I’m glad they didn’t completely phase out the older idents. They add a familiar charm that longtime viewers appreciate. Let’s keep an eye out and see how things evolve!

User3: Definitely a fun way to keep the channel engaging. Hopefully, CN continues to mix things up and keeps us entertained with both old favorites and new surprises.

Write a tweet with a old ident that loves popping up after Duplicators

🐰🎉 Just spotted a blast from the past on #CartoonNetworkUK! The classic "Bunnies" ident loves making an appearance right after the new "Duplicators" skit. Talk about a perfect mix of nostalgia and fresh fun! 📺✨ #CNIdents #CartoonClassics. Write a forum conversation where the autumn highlights had Ben 10 Ultimate Alien, Generator Rex, Total Drama Island, Angelo Rules and The DaVincibles, Also "all your other favouriites", 4 other shows shown briefly in that category,

Forum Thread: Cartoon Network UK's Autumn Highlights Promo - What's Hot?

User1: Hey folks! Did anyone catch the new autumn highlights promo on Cartoon Network UK? Lots of exciting stuff coming up. What shows stood out to you?

User2: Yes, I saw it! The promo was packed with cool content. I'm really excited about "Ben 10: Ultimate Alien" and "Generator Rex." Both shows seem to promise intense action and great storylines this season.

User3: Totally! I also noticed "Total Drama Island" is back. It's such a fun show with all the crazy challenges and hilarious characters. Can't wait to dive back into the drama!

User4: "Angelo Rules" caught my eye. I didn't expect it to grab me like it did, but the promo made it look clever and entertaining. Definitely piqued my interest!

User5: I was intrigued by "The DaVincibles." It looks like a refreshing mix of adventure and comedy, perfect for those lazy afternoons when you just want to relax with something lighthearted.

User6: They also mentioned "all your other favorites." I caught a glimpse of some brief clips for "Adventure Time," "Regular Show," "The Amazing World of Gumball," and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends."

User7: It's great that they’re balancing new content with the popular favorites. Kind of sums up why we all love Cartoon Network—they keep things fresh while still holding onto the classics.

User8: Exactly! The promo definitely has something for everyone. I'm glad CN UK is bringing such a diverse range of content this autumn. So much to look forward to!

User1: Do you think they'll highlight any other shows as the season goes on? With such a strong lineup, I wouldn’t be surprised to see more surprises down the line.

User2: I hope so! It’d be great to see even more variety. Cartoon Network always seems to find a way to keep us entertained, so I’m excited to see what comes next.

User3: Let's stay tuned! With these autumn highlights, it feels like the season is off to an incredible start. Looking forward to watching it all unfold.

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - October 2010

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Generator Rex
9:30am - Chowder
10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - Monster Allergy
12:30pm - Inazuma Eleven
1:00pm - Eon Kid
1:30pm - Angelo Rules
2:00pm - Regular Show
2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
4:00pm - Angelo Rules
4:30pm - The DaVincibles
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - Hero: 108 (Scooby-Doo: Mystey Incorpoated from October 26)
6:00pm - Total Drama Island
6:30pm - Regular Show
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
9:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00pm - GoGoRiki
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - What's With Andy
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
5:30am - Monster Buster Club

What's With Andy and The Tofus return to the schedule after a short absence

Joining the lineup are The DaVincibles and Total Drama Island

Forum Thread: Have You Noticed These Two Bumpers Playing More Often on CN UK?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been noticing something on Cartoon Network UK lately—two specific bumpers seem to be playing more often than the others. Has anyone else caught this trend?

User2: I’ve noticed it too! It feels like the "Bunnies" ident and the "Parachute" ident are on repeat. Almost every time a show ends, one of those pops up!

User3: Same here. I wonder why those two are getting so much airtime. Maybe they're testing which ones resonate better with viewers?

User4: It could also be that those bumpers match the vibe of the current lineup. Both are humorous and visual, fitting well with the quirky and adventurous shows airing right now.

User5: I've actually been enjoying the frequency of the "Bunnies" ident. It's classic slapstick humor, which never really gets old for me. But I do miss some of the other bumpers we used to see!

User6: The "Parachute" ident is pretty fun too, with all the unexpected antics. But I'd love to see a bit more diversity. Variety keeps the transitions between shows exciting.

User1: Agreed! While I do enjoy these two, it would be nice to see some of the other bumpers rotate in more often as well. A little surprise element in the commercial breaks is always welcome.

User7: Totally! Maybe they have plans to bring back other popular bumpers or introduce new ones soon. It'd be great to have a fresh mix that keeps things lively.

User3: Let's hope so. Cartoon Network has always been great at keeping their branding entertaining and engaging. A wider rotation of bumpers would certainly add to that experience.

User8: Fingers crossed for a few more surprises in the lineup soon. In the meantime, it’s fun to speculate about why we’re seeing certain bumpers more than others. Keep sharing if you notice any changes!

Forum Thread: Anyone Have the Latest Cartoon Network CEE Schedule?

User1: Hey everyone, I’m trying to find the latest Cartoon Network CEE schedule. Does anyone have a recent one? Also, I heard a rumor that they're airing "Dick and Dom" now. Can anyone confirm?

User2: Oh, interesting! I haven't seen the schedule myself lately, but I did hear something about "Dick and Dom" showing up on CEE. Would love to know if that's true!

User3: I managed to catch a glimpse of the schedule a few days ago, but I didn’t notice "Dick and Dom" listed. Maybe it’s a new addition? If anyone has the latest schedule, please share!

User4: I caught some snippets on social media that mentioned "Dick and Dom" coming to CEE, but I've yet to see it myself. It’d be cool if they are airing it!

User5: Same here, I'd love to have the full scoop. It’d be a fun addition to the lineup if the rumors are true. Hope someone can provide us with a recent schedule.

User6: I’ll try to dig around and see if I can find any updates on the schedule or confirmation about "Dick and Dom." It’s always exciting to see new shows being added!

User1: Thanks, everyone! Let’s keep each other posted if anyone gets the full schedule or more details on "Dick and Dom" airing. It sounds like it could be a great addition.

Write a tweet confirming which Dick and Dom show

🎉 Confirmed for #CartoonNetworkCEE fans! 📺 The classic fun and chaos of "Dick and Dom in da Bungalow" is hitting your screens! Get ready for some hilarious antics and zany challenges! 🏠😂 #DickAndDom #CNClassics #MustWatch

Write the CEE schedule, Bungalow runs for 2 hours (as it did on CBBC)

Cartoon Network CEE Schedule

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Generator Rex
9:30am - Chowder
10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Blobbit Adventures
12:00pm - Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
2:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
3:00pm - Angelo Rules
3:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
4:00pm - Adventure Time
4:30pm - Hero: 108
5:00pm - Regular Show
5:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
6:00pm - Generator Rex
6:30pm - Skatoony
7:00pm - Total Drama Island
7:30pm - Regular Show
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
9:00pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:30pm - GoGoRiki
10:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - Monster Buster Club
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - What's With Andy
4:00am - Monster Allergy
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
5:30am - Monster Buster Club

Enjoy the fun-filled lineup with classic toon adventures and the hilarious antics of "Dick and Dom in da Bungalow"! 📺🎉

Write a tweet with a list of feeds with Bungalow as of now

🌍📺 Exciting news for fans of "Dick and Dom in da Bungalow"! The show is now airing on these Cartoon Network feeds:

Cartoon Network CEE 🇨🇿🇭🇺🇭🇷
Cartoon Network UK 🇬🇧
Cartoon Network Australia 🇦🇺
Tune in for two hours of pure hilarity and chaos! 🏠😂 #DickAndDom #CartoonNetwork #BungalowFun

I find it odd how CEE's schedule is now word-for-word the UK feed (well, besides Blobbit), Also are CN Australia still airing Lili's Island?

About that show: Lili, Matthieu and Pataglue must fend for themselves in a world full of magical threats. They meet amazing creatures like the Green Baron, the Wizard, the Wild Bed, the Magic Kilts, the Zucchini Fairy, the Grass Pirates, Cavemen of Horrors, etc.

Forum Thread: CN Australia's Schedule Similar to UK - Plus, What's Up with Lili's Island?

User1: Hey folks, I've been comparing schedules and noticed that Cartoon Network CEE's lineup is identical to the UK's. Does anyone know if this is a temporary thing or a new standard?

User2: Great observation! It’s quite interesting that both feeds have the exact same schedule. Maybe it’s part of a strategy to unify content for certain regions? But yeah, it could also be a temporary thing to test audience reactions.

User3: Maybe they're trying to streamline operations or save costs with a synchronized schedule? It makes you wonder how much longer this will stay the same.

User4: I noticed that too. The uniform schedule might mean less variety, but it could also ensure popular shows are more widely available. Swings and roundabouts, I guess. 🤔

User5: Speaking of schedules, I heard someone mention CN Australia. Does anyone know if they’re still airing "Lili's Island"? I remember it being pretty unique!

User6: Yes, "Lili's Island" is still airing on CN Australia! It’s such a quirky and colorful show. The magical world Lili and Matthieu navigate is always filled with surprises, like the Green Baron and the Zucchini Fairy. It’s a cool blend of adventure and fantasy!

User7: "Lili's Island" sounds like a fun watch with all those whimsical elements. I might need to check it out if it’s airing anywhere else. Feels like it would be a great fit for younger audiences and those who enjoy a bit of magic and whimsy.

User8: I’m glad "Lili's Island" still has a spot on CN Australia. It's one of those shows that can captivate with its creativity and imagination. Let’s hope it stays around for those who love a good magical adventure!

User1: Thanks for the updates! It’s good to know some things are consistent even with the changes. Let’s keep our eyes peeled and see how the schedules evolve across different regions. And maybe some more magical tales like "Lili's Island" will surprise us soon!

Forum Thread: Which International Feeds Are Using the Arrows Branding on Cartoon Network?

User1: Hey CN fans, I've been really digging the new Arrows branding on Cartoon Network UK. Does anyone know which other international feeds are also using this style? Would love to see the global impact!

User2: Great question! From what I've read, the Arrows branding is pretty popular across several feeds. I know that CN Europe and CN Asia have adopted the new look.

User3: I can confirm that CN Latin America is also using the Arrows branding. It's a nice update from the previous styles. Makes everything feel more cohesive!

User4: I've heard that CN Australia and CN Middle East are using it, too. It seems like Cartoon Network is really pushing for a consistent look across the board.

User5: Anyone know if any of the other regional feeds are using it—like CN Africa or CN India? It'd be interesting to know how widespread this new branding really is.

User6: I believe CN Africa is in on it as well. Not entirely sure about CN India, though. They tend to have some unique branding elements, but they might have incorporated some of the Arrow elements.

User7: If anyone's curious, there are some global forums and fan sites that track these updates. Could be a good place to see how each region is adapting the branding.

User1: Thanks for the info, everyone! It’s fascinating to see how the Arrows branding is being implemented around the world. I'll definitely check out some global forums for more insights.

User8: It's amazing how connected the Cartoon Network feeds are becoming. Keeps us all on the same page, so to speak. Can't wait to see what other updates they have in store!

User3: Agreed! It's exciting to see CN unify their look while still allowing for regional differences. Here's to more creative branding in the future!

Write a conversation asking if that New Wave branding the Asia feeds used for much of 2007 and 2008 was short-lived

Forum Thread: Was the New Wave Branding on CN Asia Short-Lived?

User1: Hi everyone, I remember the New Wave branding that Cartoon Network Asia used in 2007 and 2008. It felt really fresh at the time. Does anyone know if it was a short-lived branding style? It seemed to disappear pretty quickly.

User2: That's a good question! I recall the New Wave branding too. It had those vibrant, colorful graphics and a really energetic feel. It did seem to be replaced rather quickly, maybe within a couple of years?

User3: Yes, from what I remember, the New Wave branding was indeed short-lived. It was replaced around late 2008 when they started moving towards the Arrows branding. It seems like it was more of a transitional phase.

User4: I think the New Wave style was only intended to be a temporary refresh. Cartoon Network often updates its branding, and they probably wanted something that aligned better globally with the Arrows theme.

User5: I always thought the New Wave style was engaging, though! It’s interesting how branding can have such a significant impact on a network’s identity. Even short-lived styles leave a lasting impression.

User6: I wonder if they had any plans to expand the New Wave look beyond Asia? It had such a unique vibe. Does anyone know if it was ever considered for other regions?

User2: I'm not sure, but it feels like they might have tested the waters with it in Asia first. Sometimes regions get these experimental styles before a global rollout is decided. It's intriguing to think about what could have been!

User7: At least the New Wave branding added some variety to the network's history. It's always cool to look back and see how different styles and branding choices evolved over time.

User1: Totally agree! It’s great to hear everyone’s thoughts on this. Even if it was short-lived, the New Wave era brought a lot of vibrant energy to CN Asia. Thanks for the insights!

User8: You're welcome! Here's to more interesting branding phases and evolutions at Cartoon Network. It’s always fascinating to see what they come up with next! Write a forum conversation on June 28 2008 saying CN Philippines premieres Chaotic on July 12, and with that the New Wave look has been discontinued, a new look has been introduced, that is the current UK/France/Spain/Turkey look (the global rollout would begin soon after, but he doesn't know it yet)

Forum Thread: Exciting Update: CN Philippines Premieres Chaotic and Introduces New Look!

User1: Hey everyone, I just got word that Cartoon Network Philippines is premiering "Chaotic" on July 12! Plus, there's a major change happening with the network's look. The New Wave branding has been discontinued. Anyone know what the new style is like?

User2: Exciting news about "Chaotic"—can't wait for the premiere! As for the new look, I heard it's the same branding that's currently being used in the UK, France, Spain, and Turkey. It’s sleek and modern, quite a departure from the New Wave vibe.

User3: Finally! I was wondering when they'd switch things up. The New Wave look was fun, but it felt like time for a change. I’ve seen some clips of the UK look online, and it’s pretty stylish!

User4: Yeah, the new branding has those catchy arrow motifs and a clean, vibrant color scheme. It’s definitely in line with current design trends. I think it’ll make the channel feel fresh and inviting.

User5: Interesting to see CN Philippines getting the update first. I wonder if this means they’re planning a global rollout soon? Would be great to have a cohesive look across all regions.

User6: I've heard whispers that the new look might become standard for many international feeds. It seems like Cartoon Network is aiming for a unified global identity. We’ll have to keep an eye on how this unfolds.

User1: That would be amazing! A consistent look could really enhance the brand recognition worldwide. Looking forward to seeing it in action on CN Philippines next month!

User7: I’m going to miss the New Wave style a bit—I loved those vibrant graphics. But I’m also excited to see how the new branding changes the overall vibe of the channel.

User8: Change can be good! The new look seems more modern and polished, which might attract new viewers while keeping longtime fans engaged. Exciting times ahead!

User3: Here’s hoping the new branding brings some cool new content and promotions along with it. It’s always fun to see how these changes influence the network's programming and marketing.

User2: Agreed! Let’s tune in on July 12 for "Chaotic" and get a feel for the new style. It’ll be interesting to experience the transition firsthand.

Write a conversation December 12 2008 where CN Australia's Summer Shenanigans promo airs (Australia get the seasons backwards), and with the presence of the Ed Gothic font, also the logo animation from the EU/Phillipines/ME branding (by this point all of Southern Europe had it, as did Phillipines and Middle East), New Wave is ending there on Jan 1, Also it's ending on Southeast Asia on Jan 12

Forum Thread: CN Australia's "Summer Shenanigans" Promo and Branding Changes!

User1: Hey everyone, did anyone else catch the "Summer Shenanigans" promo on Cartoon Network Australia today? It's looking pretty exciting, but I noticed something interesting about the branding.

User2: Yes! I saw it too. The promo was vibrant and fun, perfectly capturing the summer vibes. But what caught my eye was the use of the Ed Gothic font and the logo animation. It looks just like the styles from the CN Europe, Philippines, and Middle East branding!

User3: Agreed! It seems like CN Australia is gearing up to shift away from the New Wave look. I heard that it’s officially ending here on January 1st. I wonder if they’re giving us a sneak peek with this promo?

User4: That's what it seems like! The branding is modern and clean, which I think is an excellent update. The Ed Gothic font gives it a bold look. Feels like they’re moving towards a more unified global identity.

User5: I’ve also read that the New Wave branding will end on CN Southeast Asia on January 12th. Looks like they’re rolling out the new look across multiple regions around the same time.

User6: The timing makes sense. A consistent style could streamline everything from promos to merchandise globally. It’ll be interesting to see how it impacts things locally here in Australia.

User1: True! I’m really excited to see what other changes come with this new branding. Hopefully, the programming lineup gets some fresh updates too.

User7: I'm definitely going to miss some elements of the New Wave look, but change is always exciting. The "Summer Shenanigans" promo got me pumped for what’s coming next.

User8: Same here! Let’s hope the shift brings in some new content or specials for the summer. It’s the perfect time of year for fun and fresh cartoons.

User3: I think we’re in for a treat. The new branding has been well-received in other regions, so I’m optimistic it’ll enhance the viewing experience here too.

User4: Yeah, let’s keep an eye out for more updates as we head into the new year. Here’s to a fantastic summer on CN Australia with the new look!

Write a follow up where ALL Asia Pacific feed websites have changed to the EU, design, font there, also a SWF background of the bunnies bumper

Forum Thread: CN Asia Pacific Websites Update with New EU Design!

User1: Hey everyone, just visited the Cartoon Network websites for the Asia Pacific region, and noticed they’ve all updated to the new European design! It includes the font and everything. Anyone else seen it?

User2: Yep, I checked it out too! The update looks sleek and user-friendly. I think the Ed Gothic font really ties everything together, making it feel modern and cohesive, just like the TV branding.

User3: I also spotted the design change! It’s interesting to see how the branding extends even to the online platforms. Keeps the look consistent across different media.

User4: What’s even cooler? The websites now have a SWF background featuring the "Bunnies" bumper. Watching those bunnies in action right on the homepage is such a fun touch!

User5: That sounds awesome! I haven't checked yet, but having the "Bunnies" bumper loop in the background must add a lively, animated feel to the site. I love when channels include such creative elements.

User6: I visited the site and the animation does give it a unique flair. It’s a great way to incorporate some of their TV magic into the online experience. Makes navigating more entertaining!

User1: Definitely adds to the overall vibe. Plus, the consistency between the TV and web presence should strengthen their branding. Great move by CN!

User7: I agree! It sets a great standard for how media networks can integrate visual branding across platforms. Hoping they continue to innovate in this space.

User8: Exciting times for Cartoon Network fans in the Asia Pacific region! Looking forward to seeing if they roll out any more interactive or dynamic features on the site.

User3: Here’s hoping they keep up with these types of updates. It’s always fun to see a network evolve and adapt with new technology and design trends. Cheers to more creative changes!

Write a follow up confirming the branding Asia is starting to adopt

Forum Thread: CN Asia's New Branding and Design Details!

User1: Hey everyone, further updates on Cartoon Network Asia's recent changes—I've found some more details about the new branding they're adopting. It’s exciting to see everything coming together!

User2: Great! What have you discovered? I’ve been curious about the specifics of this new style and how it’s all being rolled out.

User3: The new branding that CN Asia is transitioning to is called the "Dynamic Arrows" theme. It’s the same as what we’ve seen being used in Europe and other regions lately. It’s all about vibrant colors, clever use of space, and incorporating those fun arrow motifs throughout their design.

User4: That sounds fantastic! The Dynamic Arrows theme has really revitalized the network’s image elsewhere, so it's great to see Asia getting on board with it now.

User5: I’ve heard the idents were created by a design agency called Brand New School. They’ve done an amazing job capturing the fun and whimsical spirit of Cartoon Network while giving it a contemporary twist.

User6: Brand New School is known for their innovative approach to branding and animation, so I’m excited to see their work across the CN Asia feed. It’s bound to make the channel even more engaging!

User1: Absolutely. Their attention to detail and creativity really shines through in these idents. It's going to be interesting to see how this branding is embraced by both long-time viewers and new audiences.

User7: I’m thrilled to finally see this branding implemented in Asia. It gives the network a fresh, cohesive look that still captures the playful essence we all love about CN.

User8: Thanks for sharing the updates! It’s always fascinating to learn more about the design process and people behind these changes. Here’s to more exciting developments in the world of cartoons!

User3: Definitely! Let’s enjoy the updated experience on our screens and look forward to more creative content from Cartoon Network. Cheers to the new era of Dynamic Arrows!

Write a tweet saying it's a collab between BNS and this British animation studio

🎨✨ Exciting news for #CartoonNetwork fans! The new "Dynamic Arrows" branding is a brilliant collaboration between Brand New School and the talented folks at British animation studio, Pesky. Can't wait to see more creative magic unfold on our screens! 🚀📺 #CNBranding #AnimationMagicPlanet Glimmerfog is home to the fascinating Gnarlobs, a unique alien species that resemble Earth’s hippos but have adapted to thrive in the dense, viscous mudflats that dominate their world. These remarkable creatures possess a hefty, barrel-shaped body similar to hippos, providing them with stability and buoyancy in their muddy environment.

Gnarlobs have thick, leathery skin covered in a layer of bio-luminescent algae, which forms intricate patterns across their backs. This algae not only provides protection from the harsh UV radiation of their sun but also aids in communication and identification among members of their species during the planet’s frequent, dense fog.

Their limbs, shorter and sturdier than those of hippos, end in wide, webbed feet, allowing Gnarlobs to effortlessly navigate the thick mud. Their powerful legs also enable them to make surprising bursts of speed when necessary, whether they are evading predators or charging toward rivals.

One of the most striking features of the Gnarlobs is their elongated, flexible snouts, which they use to sift through the mud for nourishment. These snouts are equipped with sensitive feelers and tough, filter-like structures that extract organic matter and small organisms from the sludge.

Social creatures, Gnarlobs form herds known as “murks,” comprising extended family units. Murks are led by dominant males, identified by the larger, more vibrant algae patterns on their skin, indicating strength and vitality. Communication within a murk is accomplished through a combination of low-frequency rumbles, which can be felt through the mud, and visual signals from their glowing algae patterns.

During the breeding season, male Gnarlobs engage in impressive displays of strength and agility, competing for the attention of females. Once paired, bonded partners often remain together, collaboratively rearing their offspring in the safety of the herd.

Despite their colossal size and formidable appearance, Gnarlobs are generally peaceful, herbivorous creatures. They play a crucial ecological role in Glimmerfog, recycling nutrients and maintaining the intricate balance of life within their murky habitat. Their unique adaptations make them one of the planet’s most remarkable and enduring species.
Write a story where a creature from that planet (a rabbit-shaped jelly creature) watches as one Gnarlob vanishes beneath the thick muck
On the sprawling mudflats of Planet Glimmerfog, a gentle mist hung in the air, glistening under the soft light of the distant sun. The land seemed alive, occasionally punctuated by the luminous glow of algae-covered Gnarlobs. Among the teeming lifeforms exploring the mud was a small, rabbit-shaped jelly creature known as a Wobbler, named Tika.

Tika’s transparent body shimmered with radiant colors that pulsed like a heartbeat. Her curious eyes surveyed the mudscape with fascination. As she bounced lightly across the dense mud, she paused frequently to nibble on the algae and observe the larger, more mysterious beings that dwelled nearby.

Today, Tika’s attention was caught by a solitary Gnarlob, drifting a little distance from its murk. The hulking creature, with algae glowing subtly against its tough hide, was in the midst of scouring the mud with its elongated snout, stirring rich eddies of muck around its legs.

The spectacle was mesmerizing. Tika settled herself nearby, undulating as she sank slightly into the softer layers of mud. She watched as the Gnarlob’s powerful limbs flexed with each probing movement.

Suddenly, the scene shifted. The Gnarlob’s attention was no longer on the mud below but on something unseen. Its vast body heaved with a deep, vibrating call—a signal of alertness.

Tika quivered, sensing an unknown tension in the air. A moment later, the thick surface of the mud seemed to ripple, expanding outwards from the Gnarlob. Tendrils of fog coiled tighter around the area, shrouding the creature like ghostly fingers.

Before Tika could make sense of it, the Gnarlob staggered back, its massive feet slipping into the depths. The mud bubbled ominously, and in an unexpected, breathtaking fashion, the mammoth creature began to vanish, swallowed as if by some hidden sinkhole, its brilliant algae patterns consumed by the dark, greedy mire.

The Gnarlob’s bellow faded into silence. Only the glistening remnants of disturbed mud remained, the surface eerily calm once more. Tika stayed motionless, her mind a ripple of astonishment and fear.

With cautious curiosity, she edged her way forward, her jelly-like form deftly skirting the spot where the Gnarlob had just been. She probed the mud with her sensitive body, seeking understanding in its depths. But it kept its secrets well; the great creature, so recently towering above her world, had been claimed by the enigmatic enigma of Glimmerfog.

Confronted with the unpredictable nature of her realm, Tika felt a pang of vulnerability. She lifted her gaze to the dim horizon where other Gnarlobs roamed undisturbed, the sounds of their communal life muffled by the enclosing fog.

In the strange stillness, Tika chose to trust the ancient rhythms of her world—an acceptance of the unfathomable cycles of life in the great, living mud. She resumed her bouncing journey, each spring a testament to the resilience of the small amidst the vast unknown, a glimmering speck of life under the watchful, swirling mists of Glimmerfog.
Write about her appearance and abilities
Tika, the rabbit-shaped jelly creature from the planet Glimmerfog, is a small, amorphous being that thrives in the thick, viscous mudflats of her world. Her appearance is both mesmerizing and otherworldly, characterized by a translucent, gelatinous body that continually shifts in hue, like liquid opal caught in constant motion.

Appearance:

Transparency: Tika’s body is nearly transparent, allowing her to blend seamlessly into her surroundings. This quality not only provides camouflage against predators but also enables her to capture the ambient glow from bioluminescent organisms residing in the mud, adding a soft, ethereal shimmer to her form.
Coloration: Her skin refracts light into a spectrum of shifting colors, which flow and pulse gently, driven by her emotions or environmental changes. This iridescence can vary from calming blues and greens to more vibrant pinks and purples, reflecting her mood and serving as a means of non-verbal communication with other creatures.
Limbs and Shape: Resembling the silhouette of a rabbit, Tika’s body features two elongated, flexible ears that can swivel independently to scan her environment. Her limbs are short and rounded, but they stretch and contract to propel her along the mud’s surface in rhythmic, bouncing motions. Despite her lack of a defined skeletal structure, she maintains a distinct, recognizable shape.
Abilities:

Camouflage and Stealth: Tika’s transparency and color-changing ability allow her to blend effortlessly into the mudscape, making her nearly invisible to predators. By altering her hues to match her environment, she can go undetected by many of the planet’s bigger inhabitants.
Sensory Perception: The surface of Tika’s body is dotted with tiny pores that function as sensory receptors. These receptors allow her to detect subtle vibrations in the mud, sound frequencies, and changes in chemical composition, helping her to sense approaching creatures or locate food sources hidden beneath the surface.
Resilience and Adaptability: Despite her seemingly vulnerable form, Tika is incredibly resilient. Her jelly-like body can absorb impacts and withstand compression under shifting mud layers. This adaptability allows her to navigate the dense, sticky environment with relative ease.
Regeneration: If Tika sustains damage to her body, she possesses the remarkable ability to regenerate lost or injured tissue rapidly. This trait ensures that minor predatory attacks or environmental hazards don’t pose a long-term threat to her survival.
Communication through Bioluminescence: Tika can employ bioluminescent signals as a form of communication, both for interacting with other creatures of her kind and signaling distress or other needs. The intensity and pattern of her glow communicate different messages.
Tika’s unique blend of physical appearance and dynamic abilities makes her an integral part of the delicate and mysterious ecosystem of Glimmerfog, embodying the understated beauty and resilience found within the planet’s complex biosphere. Write about her other abilities, and her personality and voice
Tika, the rabbit-shaped jelly creature from Glimmerfog, possesses other intriguing abilities that further enhance her survival and interaction within her environment. Her personality and manner of communication also reveal the depth of her character in this enigmatic world.

Other Abilities:

Mud Filtration and Nutrient Absorption: Tika has developed a specialized system within her porous body structure that allows her to filter essential nutrients directly from the mud. By absorbing microscopic organic particles and mineral-rich fluids, she sustains herself in the nutrient-dense ecosystem without the need for traditional consumption methods.
Electroreception: This ability enables Tika to detect faint electrical fields generated by other organisms within the mud. By sensing these fields, she can identify nearby creatures and predict their movements, enhancing her situational awareness and ability to avoid potential threats.
Chemical Signaling: Tika can release chemical signals into the surrounding mud, which can be picked up by other creatures of her species. These signals can convey complex information regarding the presence of predators, territory boundaries, or potential food sources. This form of communication is especially vital in the dense fog, where visual signals may be less effective.
Personality:

Tika embodies the curious and gentle spirit of her kind, possessing a playful yet cautious disposition. Her inherently inquisitive nature drives her to explore her surroundings, often leading her to the fringes of what is known and safely navigable. Despite her small size and seeming fragility, Tika is resilient and adaptable, learning quickly from each encounter with the unpredictable aspects of her world.

Tika’s curiosity is balanced by a keen sense of awareness and an instinctual understanding of her limitations. Her experiences in the mysterious, often perilous mudflats have cultivated a cautious optimism—a readiness to embrace the wonders she encounters but without forsaking her instinct for self-preservation.

Voice:

Tika’s mode of communication blends her bioluminescent and electroreceptive abilities to express her emotions and intentions. Though she lacks a vocal apparatus akin to human speech, her “voice” is a harmonious symphony of colors and electric signals that pulse subtly through her body.

Luminescent Pulses: Tika uses rapid flickers of light to convey excitement or joy, while smooth, sweeping transitions in hues communicate calmness or contentment.
Vibrational Whispering: Through the mud, Tika can emit slight vibrations as messages, resonating as a gentle whisper to those attuned to her frequency. These vibrations vary in intensity and rhythm to denote different emotions or warnings, creating a complex language of soundless words.
Electrical Murmurs: By modulating the electric fields around her, Tika can send “murmurs” detectable by other electroreceptive creatures, engaging in silent conversations that articulate her presence and awareness without alerting predators.
In her interactions, Tika demonstrates an underlying wisdom, formed from her experiences and keen perception of the ebb and flow of life on Glimmerfog. Her presence, a colorful ripple of vitality, reinforces the interconnectedness of all things in her world, reminding those who encounter her of the quiet strength and beauty inherent in even the smallest beings.
Write that she can produce coherent speech using those vibrations, also she can morph her wobbly body at will
Tika, the enchanting, rabbit-shaped jelly creature from Glimmerfog, possesses even more sophisticated abilities that further unveil the wonders of her unique physiology. Among these are the abilities to produce coherent speech through vibrational communication and to morph her gelatinous form at will, enhancing her interaction with the environment and other creatures.

Coherent Speech through Vibrations:

In the dense, muffling fog of Glimmerfog, where traditional sounds are easily swallowed by the air and mud, Tika has evolved to use intricate vibrational patterns to emulate coherent speech. By manipulating the frequency and amplitude of the vibrations she produces, she can communicate complex ideas and emotions not only with her own kind but potentially with other species sensitive to such modalities.

Vibrational Syntax: Tika’s vibrational language consists of structured patterns that function like sentences or phrases in human speech. Each unique vibration represents different “words,” while the rhythm and pauses between them form coherent messages.
Emotional Inflections: Similar to tone in human speech, variations in the intensity and tempo of her vibrations convey nuances of emotion, such as urgency, curiosity, or reassurance, adding depth to her interactions.
Multisensory Experience: For creatures capable of receiving her signals, Tika’s vibrational speech transcends mere sound, evoking an immersive experience where the recipient “feels” the communication as much as understands it.
Morphing Abilities:

Tika’s amorphous, gelatinous structure grants her the extraordinary ability to morph her body at will, adapting her shape and size to meet various needs and challenges. This capability offers her a significant advantage in navigating her complex world.

Shape Shifting: Tika can alter her silhouette dramatically, compressing her form to slip through narrow crevices or expanding to increase her surface area, whether for enhanced stability on unsteady ground or to deter potential threats by appearing larger.
Mimicry: She can mimic simple forms found in her environment, such as rocks or vegetation, employing her transparency and coloration to avoid detection or surprise unsuspecting observers.
Functional Adaptation: In specific circumstances, Tika can elongate her limbs for increased reach or concentrate her mass to develop temporary appendages for manipulating objects or interacting with her surroundings in novel ways.
Together, these abilities make Tika not only a resilient and resourceful inhabitant of Glimmerfog but also a bridge of understanding between the myriad life forms of her planet. Her vibrational speech and morphing capacities display a harmonious evolution of communication and adaptation, showcasing the resourcefulness required to thrive in the world’s enigmatic and ever-changing landscape. Tika’s presence reinforces the majesty and mystery of life on Glimmerfog, each moment a testament to the artful balance of survival and grace.
Write a story where a traveller sees a morphing blob, morphing into the shape of a rabbit, She is laughing before he sees her, They both introduce themselves
On the vast, enigmatic mudflats of Planet Glimmerfog, a lone traveler named Renn navigated through the dense, swirling fog with cautious fascination. Having journeyed from a far-off world in search of new experiences, Renn marveled at the planet’s peculiar beauty—the luminous Gnarlobs, the bioluminescent glow of algae amid the mud, and the alluringly unpredictable terrain.

As Renn walked gingerly along the sticky surface, guided by the faint bioluminescent glow suffusing the air, he heard an unexpected sound—a gentle, melodic laughter that seemed to emanate from the ground itself. He paused, straining to locate its source, when his eyes caught sight of an amorphous blob in the distance, subtly shifting and shimmering like liquid glass.

To Renn’s astonishment, the blob began to morph with graceful fluidity, limbs emerging and retracting as it contorted to assume a new form. Slowly, the shapeless mass transformed into a recognizable shape—a rabbit, yet no ordinary one. This creature was translucent, with iridescent colors pulsing across its surface like the play of sunlight on water.

Entranced by the sight, Renn approached the morphing blob cautiously yet curiously. As he drew nearer, the rabbit shape solidified, its sleek, jelly-like ears swiveling in his direction. Her laughter—a soft, vibrational hum he could feel as much as hear—welcomed him into a realm where sound was felt, not heard.

“Hello there,” Renn greeted softly, his voice puncturing the fog-draped silence. He watched as the creature’s colors shifted in response, blues and pinks swirling warmly in welcome.

To his surprise, Renn felt a series of gentle vibrations ripple through the mud beneath his feet. The vibrations formed patterns, resonating within him as a coherent message—a form of speech.

“Greetings, traveler,” came the vivid, tactile reply. “I am Tika.”

Renn couldn’t help but smile at this remarkable encounter. “I’m Renn,” he introduced himself, marveling at the creature’s ability to communicate so beautifully. “I’ve never seen anything like this world before. Or you.”

Tika’s vibrational voice hummed with laughter once more, delight and curiosity mingling in the colors coursing through her form. “And I have not met someone like you, Renn. I’m glad you’ve come to explore our home.”

Renn nodded, feeling a deep sense of connection with this gentle creature. “Thank you, Tika. What you can do—morphing your shape, speaking through vibrations—it’s incredible.”

Tika’s form shimmered in acknowledgment, morphing playfully into a new shape—a leaf, caught in a breeze—before returning to her rabbit silhouette. “This place is full of wonders,” she said, the vibrations resonating with gentle warmth. “And I am just one of them. Shall I show you more?”

With a sense of joyful anticipation, Renn nodded. “I’d love that. Lead the way.”

Together, Tika and Renn ventured deeper into the mesmerizing landscape of Glimmerfog, their newfound friendship a testament to the extraordinary connections that could be formed even in the most unlikely of places. As they explored, they shared stories and laughter carried through vibrations in the mud, each step a harmonious dance in the embrace of this ethereal world. Write a cartoon about her
Title: “Tika’s Terrific Travels”

Episode 1: “The Shape of Friendship”

Opening Scene:
The theme song plays over vibrant images of Glimmerfog, showcasing the lush mudflats teeming with life. The camera pans to Tika, the jelly creature, bouncing cheerfully along the glowing mud.

Narrator: “Welcome to the wondrous world of Glimmerfog, where vibrant colors and mysterious creatures come to life. And here, on a thrilling journey of exploration, is Tika, the shape-shifting Wobbler!”

Scene 1: “The Mysterious Laughter”

Shot of Renn walking through the foggy landscape, looking curiously around.
Voice of Renn (thoughts): “This place is incredible! I just wish I had someone to share it with…”
Mysterious laughter echoes through the air, drawing Renn’s attention.
Renn: “Who’s there?”
Camera zooms in on a mysterious blob in the distance, morphing into playful shapes.
Tika laughs softly, her colors shifting joyfully.
Scene 2: “The Introduction”

Renn approaches cautiously, marveling at Tika’s transformation into a rabbit shape.
Tika’s vibrational voice: “Greetings, traveler! I am Tika.”
Renn: “Wow! You can talk! I mean, I can feel you talking! I’m Renn.”
Scene 3: “Tika’s Abilities”

Tika demonstrates her morphing ability, transforming into various shapes—a leaf, a star, a wave—each with a gleeful giggle.
Tika: “This world is full of wonders, Renn. Let me show you around!”
Scene 4: “Exploring Glimmerfog”

Montage of Tika and Renn exploring: watching bioluminescent Gnarlobs, discovering hidden mud patterns, and playing in the mist.
Tika uses her morphing ability to create fun shapes and surprises along the way, entertaining Renn.
Scene 5: “The New Friends”

Renn and Tika pause by a glowing mud pool, their reflections mingling in the water.
Renn: “I never knew a place like this could exist. And to think, I might not have seen it without you.”
Tika emits warm vibrations expressing friendship.
Tika: “We’re glad you’re here, Renn. Let’s continue to explore together!”
Closing Scene:

Tika and Renn walk off into the mist, their silhouettes blending with the luminous surroundings.
Narrator: “In the heart of Glimmerfog, Tika and Renn discover that friendship knows no boundaries, in a world where every step leads to adventure.”
End credits roll with upbeat music, featuring clips of other colorful creatures and the landscape of Glimmerfog.

Title Card: “Tika’s Terrific Travels” - Join us next time for more adventures in the world of Glimmerfog!"

Closing Note: Each episode of “Tika’s Terrific Travels” continues to explore the wonders of Glimmerfog with Tika, the endearing Wobbler, and Renn, her adventurous friend, learning about friendship and diversity in a vibrant alien world.
Write a Wiki page describing her

Tika (Character)
Tika is a fictional character from the animated series Tika’s Terrific Travels, set in the vibrant, alien world of Glimmerfog. She is a rabbit-shaped jelly creature known as a Wobbler, endowed with unique abilities that make her a captivating character within the series.

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Background
Tika inhabits the vast mudflats of Glimmerfog, a planet characterized by its dense fog, bioluminescent flora and fauna, and rich, viscous mud. As a Wobbler, Tika thrives in this environment, utilizing her distinct physical and communicative traits to explore and interact with her surroundings.

Appearance
Tika’s appearance is both mesmerizing and otherworldly:

Transparency: Her body is nearly transparent, allowing her to blend seamlessly into the muddy terrain. This quality not only provides camouflage but also captures ambient bioluminescence, adding a soft, ethereal shimmer to her form.
Coloration: Tika’s jelly-like surface refracts light into a spectrum of shifting colors. These iridescent hues fluctuate based on her emotional state or environmental changes, serving as a medium for non-verbal communication.
Form: Resembling a rabbit, Tika’s body is amorphous, characterized by elongated, flexible ears and short, rounded limbs. Her gelatinous structure allows her to move with a rhythmic, bouncing motion.
Abilities
Tika possesses several exceptional abilities, each integral to her role in the series:

Morphing: She can morph her jelly-like body at will, adapting her shape to navigate the environment or interact with other creatures. This includes mimicry and functional adaptations for various challenges.
Vibrational Communication: Tika uses intricate vibrational patterns to produce coherent speech, allowing her to communicate complex ideas and emotions. This ability transcends traditional sound, creating an immersive experience for those attuned to her vibrations.
Camouflage and Stealth: Her transparency and color-changing capability enable her to blend into her surroundings, making her nearly invisible to predators.
Sensory Perception: Equipped with sensory receptors, Tika can detect subtle vibrations, sound frequencies, and chemical changes in the mud, enhancing her situational awareness.
Regeneration: She can rapidly regenerate lost or damaged tissue, ensuring resilience against minor threats.
Personality
Tika is characterized by her curious and gentle spirit. Her exploratory nature drives her to seek out the wonders of Glimmerfog, often leading to new discoveries and interactions. Despite her size, she embodies resilience and adaptability, facing the challenges of her world with cautious optimism.

Her vibrational speech is a harmonious blend of emotion and communication, adding depth to her interactions. Through her unique abilities, Tika exemplifies the beauty and complexity of life on Glimmerfog.

In Tika’s Terrific Travels
In Tika’s Terrific Travels, Tika is the central figure, guiding viewers through the mystical landscape of Glimmerfog. Her adventures often involve forming friendships, solving puzzles, and discovering new aspects of her world. Alongside her human friend, Renn, Tika’s presence highlights themes of friendship, diversity, and the interconnectedness of all life.

Reception
Tika has been praised for her distinct design and the imaginative world she inhabits. Her character resonates with audiences of all ages, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, friendship, and adaptability. The series showcases the artful balance of survival and grace in a fantastical setting, with Tika as its enchanting ambassador.

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Categories: Fictional Characters | Animated Series | Alien Life Forms

Tags: Tika, Wobbler, Glimmerfog, Morphing Abilities, Vibrational Communication, Tika’s Terrific Travels. Write a tweet about her cute features
🌟 Meet Tika, the adorable jelly creature from Glimmerfog! With her transparent, iridescent rabbit shape & playful morphing abilities, she’s both enchanting & unique! Her vibrant hues & giggly vibrations make every adventure a delight in #TikasTerrificTravels! 🐰✨ #CuteAlien
Write about her appearance, every single aspect, Cutest bits in bold
Tika, the adorable and captivating jelly creature from the planet Glimmerfog, displays a mesmerizing appearance, highlighted by several features that contribute to her undeniable charm.

Translucent Body: Tika’s nearly transparent, gelatinous form allows her to shimmer subtly with the ambient bioluminescence of her environment. This transparency enables her to blend seamlessly into the mudflats, adding a magical glow under the planetary mists.
Color-Shifting Iridescence: She refracts light into a constantly shifting spectrum of colors, which flow smoothly across her body. These hues reflect her emotions, transitioning from calming blues and greens to vibrant pinks and purples. This color-play is not only beautiful but also serves as a non-verbal communication tool.
Rabbit-Like Shape: Her silhouette resembles a rabbit, delightfully distinct in the alien landscape.
Adorably Flexible Ears: Tika has two elongated, flexible ears that can swivel independently. These ears are expressive and full of character, contributing to her endearing appearance as they perk up, droop, or twitch in response to her environment.
Rounded, Wobbly Limbs: Her short, rounded limbs add to her cuteness, enabling her to bounce and maneuver gracefully across the mud. These limbs contract and stretch as needed, reflecting her curious and adaptive nature.
Gelatinous Texture: Her entire body is soft and squishy, enhancing her lovable and cuddly aura, despite her amorphous form. This texture gives her a charming, approachable appearance, inviting wonder and affection.
Playful and Expressive Movements: Her movements, characterized by gentle bouncing and morphing into various shapes, are both playful and fluid, capturing her joyous spirit and innate curiosity.
Tika’s appearance is a harmonious blend of ethereal beauty and cute, approachable features, making her an enchanting and unforgettable character in the world of Glimmerfog. Her expressive elements and delightful form resonate with viewers, bringing a sense of joy and wonder to her adventures.
Write about her eyes
Tika’s eyes are among her most enchanting features, adding a layer of expressiveness and charm to her already captivating appearance.

Bright and Luminous: Tika’s eyes are large and bright, with a luminous quality that seems to capture and reflect the glow of her bioluminescent surroundings. This radiance gives her a perpetually curious and attentive look, as if she’s constantly marveling at the wonders of her world.
Color-Changing Irises: Her irises can shift colors, mirroring the hues flowing across her translucent body. These color changes provide insight into her emotions and reactions, transitioning through shades of blue, green, pink, and purple, much like a living kaleidoscope.
Wide and Expressive: The round, wide shape of her eyes enhances her expressiveness, allowing her to convey a range of emotions from curiosity and wonder to surprise and delight. This expressiveness is accentuated by the subtle movements of her slightly wobbly gaze.
Soft, Gentle Look: Her eyes possess a soft and gentle quality, reinforcing her approachable and friendly nature. They seem to radiate warmth and kindness, drawing others in and making them feel at ease in her presence.
Reflective Pupil: Her pupils have a reflective quality, resembling a liquid mirror. This feature not only adds to the mystical beauty of her eyes but also aids in gathering light in the foggy environment, giving her excellent vision in low-light conditions.
Tika’s eyes are a window to her vibrant personality, capturing the essence of her playful, inquisitive spirit. They enhance her overall cuteness and serve as a powerful tool for non-verbal communication, endearing her to those she encounters on her adventures.
Write a fanart of her diving into mud, giant splash behind her, only her legs visible, although they are slightly splattered with mud,
Title: “Tika’s Muddy Dive Adventure”

In this delightful fan art, Tika, the adorable jelly creature from Glimmerfog, is captured in the midst of her playful dive into the planet’s viscous mudflats. The scene is vibrant and dynamic, encapsulating her adventurous spirit and the wondrous environment she inhabits.

The main focus of the artwork is the enormous splash she creates as she greets the mud with joyous abandon. The viscous mud shoots upwards in a dramatic arc, cascading in shimmering droplets illuminated by the ambient bioluminescent glow of the surroundings. Each droplet reflects a spectrum of colors, mirroring Tika’s ever-changing iridescence, creating a dazzling spectacle capturing the essence of Glimmerfog.

Tika’s legs are playfully jutting out from the mud, the only visible part of her after the enthusiastic plunge. Her limbs, squishy and wobbly, show traces of mud splatter, adding a touch of realism and humor to the scene. Despite the sticky embrace of the mud, her legs are positioned in a carefree manner, with one slightly bent, suggesting movement and the pure joy of the dive.

The backdrop of the artwork features the misty, enigmatic atmosphere of Glimmerfog. Soft, swirling fog combines with gently glowing algae patterns on nearby mud banks, creating a warm, ethereal ambiance that highlights the central action. This atmospheric setting reinforces the magical quality of the world, where even a simple jump into the mud becomes an extraordinary event.

Overall, “Tika’s Muddy Dive Adventure” captures a moment of pure happiness and spontaneity, showcasing Tika’s playful nature against the exotic, colorful landscape of her home planet. The artwork invites viewers to embrace the joy of exploration and the beauty found in the simplest acts, echoing the themes of Tika’s adventures in Glimmerfog.On the vast mudflats of Glimmerfog, Tika, the whimsical jelly creature, bounced merrily across the landscape. The dense fog swirled around her, capturing and dancing with the colors that shimmered across her translucent form. It was a day like any other for her—full of curious exploration and unexpected wonders.

As she traversed her familiar paths, Tika noticed a peculiar shape jutting from the mud. Familiar with her world’s myriad forms, she quickly recognized it as the visible part of a Gnarlob, one of the colossal, gentle giants of Glimmerfog. But, to her amusement, only the creature’s rear end remained above the thick muck, forming a bizarre, rounded island in the vast muddy expanse.

Tika stopped a safe distance away, her bright eyes wide with intrigue. Her colors danced through shades of playful pink and deep blue, reflecting her curiosity and delight at this unexpected sight. She emitted a series of gentle vibrations, a form of laughter reverberating softly through the ground, as she watched the submerged Gnarlob shift slightly, sending ripples outward across the mud.

Despite the humor of the situation, Tika knew better than to venture too close. The mudflats were alive with hidden depths and surprises beneath their murky surface. Her instincts, honed through many days of adventure, reminded her to stay cautious.

For a while, Tika watched as the Gnarlob remained stationary, its luminous algae patterns subtly shimmering even from the limited exposure. She wondered if it was simply napping—Gnarlobs often burrowed into the mud for rest—or if it was engaging in some secret Gnarlob ritual unknown to her.

Then, without warning, the scene shifted. The mud around the Gnarlob began to quiver, carrying an almost rhythmic oscillation that resonated with Tika’s sensitive receptors. It was a familiar, reassuring vibration—the low-frequency rumble typical of Gnarlob communication, signaling to others nearby.

With a slow, deliberate motion, the Gnarlob shifted, causing more ripples to cascade from its half-submerged form. The mud bubbled and sloshed as the creature gradually sank deeper, its massive bulk enveloped by the thick, nurturing mire. Tika watched in wide-eyed wonder as the Gnarlob’s rear end, the final beacon of its presence, slipped beneath the surface with a gentle, final plop.

The mud calmed once more, leaving only a disturbed pattern of ripples and bubbles to mark where the giant had been. Tika lingered a moment longer, her vibrant aura reflecting the awe and admiration she felt for the grand, hidden world beneath Glimmerfog’s surface.

Feeling enriched by yet another glimpse into the complex lives of her fellow inhabitants, Tika resumed her bouncing journey, her bright colors and gentle vibrations conveying gleeful acknowledgment of the boundless mysteries around her. Each encounter, each submerged disappearance, was a testament to the wonders of her enchanting world—a world she was grateful to explore and share, one vibrant ripple at a time.
Write a story where she dives in the mud, then allows her rear to be visible for a few seconds as a homage, before she decides to go under completely, She resurfaces a few minutes later,
On the vast, ever-shifting mudflats of Glimmerfog, the fog rolled thick and heavy, casting elusive shadows that danced upon the ground. Tika, the spirited jelly creature, frolicked through this enigmatic realm, her vibrant colors playing a melodic symphony against the ambient luminescence of her world.

Today, curiosity tugged at her, a whimsical idea inspired by her recent encounter with a submerged Gnarlob. With a playful glint in her eye and colors swirling in shades of adventurous turquoise and daring scarlet, Tika felt an urge to experience the mysterious depths of the mud herself.

Having never fully submerged before, Tika surveyed the landscape for a suitable spot—a patch where the mud swirled in deep, inviting pools, undisturbed by the massive footfall of her larger companions. Once found, she paused, her bright eyes shining with anticipation, her form tingling with the thrill of the unknown.

With a fluid, graceful motion, Tika eased herself onto the surface, feeling the cool embrace of the mud envelop her gelatinous form. It was a gentle, welcoming sensation, like slipping into a shroud of comforting whispers. She allowed herself to sink gradually, each movement deliberate and measured, until her entire form vanished beneath the surface.

For a moment, the world above became distant, a softened echo, while the depths of the mud offered a cocoon-like silence. Below, she explored this hidden dimension, feeling the subtle currents of life and the intricate tapestry of sensations it offered.

After some time in this suspended world, Tika decided to pay homage to the Gnarlob she had seen before. With a cheeky flash of inspiration, she positioned herself so that only her rear remained visible above the mud’s surface—a playful tribute to the giants she admired. The smooth, rounded shape glistened momentarily in the fog-muted glow, a transient island of translucent color amidst the thick, rich mud.

Moments later, the playful homage complete, Tika allowed herself to sink once again, disappearing entirely beneath the surface. In this embrace of the deep, she let her senses roam, experiencing the vibrational heartbeat of Glimmerfog in a way she never had before. Time seemed to stretch, her body feeling the pulsing life of the planet.

Eventually, Tika felt the pull toward the surface, a gentle reminder of the world above. With a fluid, instinctive motion, she began her ascent, pushing gently against the comforting resistance of the mud. As her vibrant form reemerged, breaking through the surface, a radiant display of colors heralded her return.

Reveling in the experience, Tika bounced happily, shaking off the lingering droplets of mud. Her adventure beneath the surface had enriched her, connecting her to the living, breathing essence of her world in new ways. With joy in her heart and fresh curiosity in her soul, Tika set off once more across the mudflats, her laughter echoing amidst the fog—a testament to the playful spirit that danced within her.
Write a story where she meets Renn again
On the ethereal mudflats of Glimmerfog, the air was thick with swirling mist, and the ground gleamed softly under the ambient glow of bioluminescent algae. Tika, the whimsical jelly creature, bounced along with rhythmic grace, her colors shifting joyously across her translucent form. As she ventured through the mysterious landscape, her thoughts drifted to her friend Renn, the traveler from a distant world whom she had met one foggy day.

Tika hadn’t seen Renn since their last adventure, exploring the wonders of her vibrant world together. Although time flowed differently on Glimmerfog, she felt an undeniable yearning for the camaraderie and discovery they shared. Her colors danced with shades of warm pinks and curious blues, reflecting her desire to reunite with her newfound friend.

As if the universe itself had sensed her longing, a familiar silhouette appeared through the gauzy veil of fog. It was Renn, carefully navigating the terrain with his characteristic curiosity and wonder. Tika’s heart leaped with joy, and she emitted a series of delighted vibrations through the mud, a whisper of friendship reaching out to him.

Renn looked up, drawn to the gentle hum he felt through the ground, and his face broke into a wide smile upon seeing Tika’s colorful form approaching. “Tika!” he called, his voice carrying warmth and excitement.

Tika bounded toward him, her iridescent hues twinkling like stars. “Renn!” she replied, her vibrational speech resonating with delight. “You’ve returned! I’ve missed exploring with you.”

Renn knelt down to better see her expressive form, now a whirl of ecstatic colors. “I couldn’t stay away for long,” he said, grinning. “There are still so many mysteries I’ve yet to understand about your incredible world.”

Tika nodded eagerly, her ears perking up, swiveling in animated agreement. “There’s always more to discover here in Glimmerfog,” she conveyed through a harmonious blend of colors and vibrations. “Shall we seek out a new adventure?”

With a shared sense of excitement, they set off together, Tika leading the way with her boundless energy. They ventured deeper into the mudflats, the fog parting around them as if eager to reveal its secrets.

They discovered hidden pools of luminous algae, their colors casting mesmerizing reflections against the mist. Tika demonstrated her morphing abilities, playfully transforming into different shapes to amuse Renn, who watched in awe and laughter. He shared stories of his world, painting vivid pictures of far-off places and incredible sights.

As the day wore on, they came across a community of frolicking creatures, exploring the diversity and harmony of the planet’s ecosystem. Together, they observed the intricate dances of other alien life forms, each adding its own rhythm to the symphony of Glimmerfog.

Their journey extended into the evening, the bioluminescent glow painting the landscape in hues both magical and serene. As they finally paused by a gently bubbling mud pool, Renn gazed at Tika with a sense of wonder and appreciation. “Thank you, Tika, for sharing all of this with me. Your world is more beautiful than words can say.”

Tika, her colors aglow with gratitude and friendship, replied through a soft, soothing vibration. “And thank you, Renn, for seeing beauty here with me. Our friendship makes every adventure brighter.”

As the mist settled softly around them, Tika and Renn sat side by side, content in their rekindled friendship, their bond a harmonious blend of different worlds and shared journeys. In each other’s company, they found the simple joys of connection and the promise of endless exploration, under the watchful, swirling mists of Glimmerfog. Write a tweet about her cuteness
🌟 Just met Tika, the cutest jelly creature from Glimmerfog! With her shimmering colors, wobbly ears, and playful shape-shifting, she’s a bundle of joy bouncing through every adventure! 🐰💫 #AdorableAlien #TikasTerrificTravels. Write a story where she finds her favorite snack
On the vibrant, bioluminescent mudflats of Glimmerfog, Tika was on a quest. Today, her iridescent hues danced in shades of playful greens and excited yellows, for she sought her favorite treat hidden within the sprawling landscape: the rare and delectable luminescent algae known as Glimmergreens.

These special algae grew in isolated patches, their glow a subtle and enchanting hue that called to Tika’s curious palate. The sweet-salty taste was a delicacy prized among the creatures of Glimmerfog, and Tika, with her keen senses and instincts, was determined to find them.

As she bounced gracefully across the mud, Tika paused frequently to tune into the subtle vibrations of her surroundings. Her sensitive receptors worked diligently, seeking any signs that might lead her to the hidden treasure. The gentle fog swirled around her, casting a mysterious veil over the familiar terrain.

After a while, Tika picked up a faint, telltale vibration beneath the mud—a pattern that resonated with promise. Following the rhythmic hum she could feel through the ground, she morphed her form slightly to better navigate the softened mud, playfully stretching her limbs as she moved forward with anticipation.

Eventually, Tika reached a secluded area where the mud shimmered with an unusual luminescence. Carefully approaching the glow, she spotted the Glimmergreens nestled beneath a thin layer of muck. They glowed enticingly, their bright, emerald hue unmistakable.

Tika’s colors shifted to a jubilant pink as she gently uncovered the algae, her translucent limbs moving delicately to avoid disturbing the precious growth. Her excitement hummed through her body, and her eyes shimmered with delight as she prepared to indulge in the rare treat.

She savored the moment, plucking a small cluster of Glimmergreens and absorbing their taste through her permeable form. The flavor was as exquisite as she had remembered—sweet with a hint of brine and a touch of earthy richness unique to Glimmerfog.

Lost in the simple joy of the find, Tika basked in the glow of this satisfying moment. The Glimmergreens, rare and precious, epitomized the wonders her world had to offer, always rewarding those who took the time to uncover their hidden beauty.

Feeling enriched and satisfied, Tika set off once more across the mudflats, her vibrant hues echoing her contentment. Her quest, a joyful reminder of the bounty of Glimmerfog, reinforced her love for the place she called home. As she continued her adventurous journey, Tika embraced each new discovery with the same curiosity and delight, a testament to the simple pleasures that filled her world with wonder.
Write a story where she is admiring a view and steps back, her butt bumping into another Wobbler (who was also stepping back
On the mesmerizing mudflats of Glimmerfog, Tika found herself drawn to a particularly stunning vista. She had reached the crest of a gentle rise in the landscape, where the dense fog parted to reveal a breathtaking tapestry of swirling luminescent colors far off in the distance. The horizon blended seamlessly with the sky, painted in hues of sapphire and gold, casting a magical glow over the alien terrain.

Captivated by the ethereal beauty before her, Tika’s colors shifted through a serene spectrum of blues and purples, reflecting her awe and admiration. The world around was quiet, save for the gentle whisper of the fog, creating a perfect moment of tranquility.

As Tika absorbed the wondrous view, she instinctively took a step back, her gelatinous form vibrating with the hum of the planet’s mysterious energy. She relished the peace, allowing the vibrant scene to fill her senses.

Unbeknownst to Tika, another Wobbler was just behind her, equally enchanted by the view and lost in their own thoughts. This fellow Wobbler, with a warm palette of sunset oranges and playful magentas, had also wandered to the spot in search of beauty, and was now stepping back in tandem, mirroring Tika’s actions unwittingly.

In a moment that was both surprising and oddly delightful, Tika’s soft, squishy rear bumped into the other Wobbler’s. The gentle collision sent a playful ripple through both their gelatinous bodies, a humorous interruption to their quiet contemplation.

Startled, Tika turned, her hues flickering in surprise as she met the gaze of the other Wobbler. Their eyes widened in mutual amusement, and quickly, their colors shifted to share shades of friendly laughter—pinks and yellows swirling like a shared joke between them.

“I’m sorry!” Tika’s vibrations conveyed in the harmonic language of their kind, laced with laughter. “I didn’t see you there.”

The fellow Wobbler emitted a light, chuckling vibration in response, their form shimmering with vibrant hues of camaraderie. “Nor I, you! But what a marvelous view, isn’t it?”

Tika nodded eagerly, still chuckling softly, the unexpected encounter a delightful accent to the day’s beauty. “It’s breathtaking. I’m glad we both could enjoy it.”

Together, they turned back to the vista, now sharing the experience side by side. In the quiet company of each other, the view seemed to grow even more magnificent, a shared tapestry weaving a moment of connection amidst the enchanting landscape of Glimmerfog.

The playful bump, born from a shared appreciation for beauty, sparked a new friendship between the two Wobblers. As they continued to explore the wonders of their world together, they found joy in the simple serendipity of their meeting, a testament to the unexpected delights their amazing world could offer.Tika's Terrific Travels (TV Series)
Tika's Terrific Travels is a French animated television series that immerses viewers in the enchanting world of Glimmerfog through the eyes of Tika, a whimsical, shape-shifting jelly creature. Combining elements of adventure, fantasy, and ecological awareness, the series captivates audiences with its imaginative narratives and vivid animation.

Overview
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Fantasy
Created by: Oliver Sabat
Directed by: Benoit Dehors
Theme Music Composer: Stephane Meer
Country of Origin: France
Original Language: French
Number of Seasons: 2
Number of Episodes: 100
Plot
The series chronicles the adventures of Tika, an endearing Wobbler living on the vibrant planet of Glimmerfog. Tika navigates this mysterious world with her ability to morph and communicate through vibrations, embarking on exploratory journeys that foster friendship, discovery, and a deep appreciation for nature. Each episode delves into Tika's encounters with other inhabitants and her shared adventures with Renn, a human traveler.

Characters
Tika: The main character, known for her playful curiosity and unique morphing and communicative abilities.
Renn: A human traveler and Tika's ally, whose worldly perspective enriches their shared experiences on Glimmerfog.
Supporting Characters: Diverse creatures from Glimmerfog, including fellow Wobblers, Gnarlobs, and other whimsical life forms.
Production
Production Company: Telemaes
Animation Studio: Animation Services Hong Kong
Executive Producers: Oliver Sabat
Produced by Telemaes, the series was meticulously crafted to present Glimmerfog's vibrant ecosystem through enthralling animation and storytelling. The production team emphasized high-quality visuals and engaging narratives, attracting both child and adult audiences.

Broadcast
Original Network: France 3 (via France Truc)
First Aired: 23 November 2005
Related Programming: [Related Shows or Spin-offs]
Tika's Terrific Travels premiered on France 3 as part of the programming block France Truc on 23 November 2005. The series quickly became a beloved fixture in French children's television, celebrated for its captivating artistic style and meaningful exploration of environmental themes.

Reception
Upon its debut, Tika's Terrific Travels was met with enthusiastic acclaim for its imaginative concept and thematic depth. Critics praised the series for its ability to blend fantasy and educational elements, fostering a global appreciation for friendship and environmental stewardship.

Merchandise and Media
The show's popularity led to an array of merchandise, including toys, books, and educational resources, aiming to inspire young audiences with creativity and a passion for the natural world.

External Links
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Tags: Tika, Glimmerfog, Animation, Environmental Education, Adventure. Write a forum conversation asking where it aired in UK

User1: Hey everyone! I've heard a lot about the animated series "Tika's Terrific Travels" and I'm really interested in watching it. Does anyone know if it aired in the UK? If so, what channel was it on?

User2: Hi User1! I love that show! In the UK, "Tika's Terrific Travels" aired on Cartoon Network UK. It was part of their weekend morning lineup for kids. I'm not sure if it's still airing, though.

User3: I think it might have also been available on one of the streaming services for a while. I remember watching a few episodes on Netflix ages ago, but it may not be there anymore. Definitely check around on streaming platforms!

User4: For those in the UK looking for physical copies, I found that some episodes were released on DVD. You might have luck finding them in second-hand shops or online stores like eBay.

User5: Hey everyone! Just to add on, sometimes series like this get picked up by other networks for reruns, so it could pop up on channels like Boomerang or even CBeebies. Keep an eye on the TV guide!

User1: Thanks so much for all the info, everyone! I'll definitely check out Cartoon Network and see if I can find any DVDs. If anyone spots it on a streaming service, please let me know!

User6: I watched it a few years back and loved it! Recently, I came across some episodes on YouTube, so that might be worth checking out if you're having trouble finding it elsewhere.

User1: Great suggestion, User6! I’ll have a look on YouTube as well. Thanks again, everyone. Write a story where Tika accidentally swaps bodies with Renn, Both have a hard time adjusting to the others body, They eventually revert to normal

On the bright and buoyant mudflats of Glimmerfog, Tika and her friend Renn were in the midst of another adventurous day. The mist hung low over the glistening muck, creating a magical atmosphere in which they could lose themselves in exploration. Today, they had stumbled upon a curious artifact nestled in the mud—a shimmering crystal that pulsed with an otherworldly light.

“Look at this, Tika!” Renn exclaimed, his eyes wide with excitement as he picked up the crystal. Its glow mirrored the vibrant hues of Tika's form, flickering in synchronicity with her own luminescent colors. Tika hopped excitedly around him, her gelatinous body quivering with anticipation.

“What do you think it does?” Tika said, her voice vibrating with curiosity through the ground.

“I don’t know, but it looks magical. Maybe it can grant wishes or do something amazing!” Renn replied, his mind racing with possibilities.

Being curious, Tika edged closer to the crystal, her vibrant colors morphing into hues of intrigue. As she reached out with her flexible, rabbit-like limbs, a sudden jolt of energy flowed through the air. In a flash of light and a shimmer of color, the world around them blurred, and then—just like that—everything changed.

As the brightness faded, Tika felt different. She looked around, only to discover that she was no longer in her own jelly-like body. Her view was much higher than usual, and as she glanced down, she was startled to see long limbs and hands, not her own wobbly legs!

“What happened?” she gasped, her voice unfamiliar. She lifted a hand to her face, feeling fabric rather than her usual squishy texture.

On the other side, Renn was experiencing his own whirlwind of confusion and surprise. Suddenly, he found himself in Tika’s soft, translucent body. His perception was vibrant but strange; he felt weightless yet significantly less coordinated.

“Whoa! Tika!” Renn—now in Tika’s body—exclaimed, looking at the gelatinous reflection of himself in a nearby puddle. “This… is incredible! But also really disorienting!”

“I can’t control this body!” Tika responding, her newfound limbs flailing around in her attempt to emulate the movements of the human body. “How do you even walk?!”

Renn had equal trouble with Tika’s jelly form, bouncing uncontrollably as he tried to navigate the sticky mud with the grace that came instinctively to Tika. He wobbled, tumbled, and finally fell face-first into the muck, creating a big splash that sent mud flying everywhere.

“Oops!” Tika's giggles shimmered across the ground as she watched Renn struggle. “This is hilarious, but we need to find a way to switch back!”

As the two fumbled through the mud, each trying to adjust to the other’s form, they started to embrace their peculiar circumstances with humor. Tika might have been sticky and awkward, but she relished the feeling of being human, utilizing her vibrational communication to encourage Renn. “Just feel the rhythm of the mud beneath you! You got this!”

Renn focused and attempted to find his footing. With each attempt, he felt a bit more connected to Tika's form. “Okay, that’s a bit better,” he admitted, wiping mud from his face. “But how do we get that crystal to change us back?”

Their search for the shimmering crystal led them on an amusing exploration of Glimmerfog, encountering puzzled Gnarlobs and other creatures, all while adapting to their unique situations. Tika experimented with the human body, using her new limbs to shake hands with other Wobblers, while Renn tried to hop playfully as Tika would, leading to some entertaining tumbles.

After an eventful journey through a field of tall mud grasses and a tumble into a hidden lagoon, they eventually found the crystal again, still pulsing lightly.

“Alright, we need to focus on reversing this,” Renn said, glancing at Tika. “What do you think we should do?”

“You could wish for us to switch back!” Tika replied, bouncing excitedly, her colors glowing with enthusiasm.

Renn shook his head. “It’s not like we know if it actually works that way.” He thought for a moment. “What if we both just wish really hard to be ourselves again?!”

Taking a deep breath, Tika nodded, feeling synchronized with Renn. “Okay—together on three. One… two… three! We want to go back to being ourselves!”

The crystal responded to their unified energy, glowing brightly before exploding in a cascade of luminescent sparks. The world blurred around them once more, the familiar bright light wrapping them in warmth.

When the light faded, Tika found herself once again in her gelatinous, jelly-like body, while Renn emerged back into his human form. They stood there briefly, blinking at each other in disbelief.

“You did it!” Tika cheered, her body vibrating with joy.

Renn laughed, now more relaxed. “Yeah, but that was one wild ride! I can’t believe we actually swapped bodies!”

“Let’s not do that again anytime soon,” Tika replied, her colors swirling with playful relief. “I prefer my own bouncy form thank you!”

“But it was an adventure!” Renn chuckled, shaking mud from his clothes. “And I now have a newfound respect for how elegantly you navigate this world!”

With laughter and companionship guiding them, Tika and Renn continued their exploration of Glimmerfog, each step brightened by the extraordinary bond they had formed through their shared experience. Every moment of the adventure served as a reminder of the magic of their friendship and the incredible wonders contained within their vibrant world.

Write a story on Tika's birthday

On the sparkling mudflats of Glimmerfog, a special day dawned with an extra twinkle in the air. Today was Tika's birthday—a day filled with excitement, laughter, and the promise of adventure. The fog hung softly, cocooning the vibrant landscape in a warm embrace, while the bioluminescent glows danced with unusually radiant colors, heralding the celebration.

Tika awoke early, her gelatinous body bubbling with anticipation. As she bounced excitedly through the familiar terrain, her colors shimmered through every hue imaginable—brilliant blues and fantastic purples, swirling as she greeted her home with warmth and joy.

“Today is the day!” Tika chirped, her jubilant vibrations echoing through the ground. “I can’t believe I’m finally another year older!”

She had always adored birthdays. It was a time to celebrate not just herself, but the friendships she cherished, and Tika had big plans for this special occasion. She envisioned a gathering of all her friends—her fellow Wobblers and the gentle giants, the Gnarlobs—joining together for a day of games, laughter, and, of course, cake!

As she began her preparations, Tika scuttled to her secret stash of Glimmergreens, the sweet, luminescent algae she had carefully collected over the weeks. With the help of her friends, she planned to create the most delicious birthday treat imaginable, glimmering just like her birthday spirit.

“Renn!” she called out, sensing her human friend nearby. “Are you ready to help me with the celebrations?”

Moments later, Renn appeared, looking cheerful and ready for an adventure. “Of course, Tika! I wouldn’t miss your birthday for anything!” He knelt down in the mud, eyeing her backyard of glowing Glimmergreens. “What do you want me to do?”

“I need you to gather more Glimmergreens while I mix them into our cake!” Tika said, her eyes twinkling with excitement. “We need extra for the decorations too!”

Together, they worked as a team. Renn twisted and reached, carefully picking the algae without damaging the delicate patches that grew in the mud. Meanwhile, Tika began forming her cake, a lovely gelatinous creation full of shimmering delights, using her morphing ability to blend the flavors perfectly.

As the sun climbed higher, other Wobblers and Gnarlobs began to arrive, drawn in by the joyous vibrations echoing across the mud. The vibrant landscape was soon alive with laughter and chatter. Tika bounced happily, welcoming her friends with joy, her colors swirling in anticipation of the fun yet to come.

“Happy birthday, Tika!” the Wobblers cheered in unison, their voices a harmonious symphony of friendship.

In the center of the gathering, Tika’s cake took shape, a radiant masterpiece decorated with sparkling Glimmergreens and glistening beads of bioluminescent water. It was the most beautiful cake Tika had ever seen, a reflection of the love and dedication from all her friends.

After the cake was complete, Tika stood proudly beside it, her form shimmering with excitement. “Thank you all for being here! Let’s celebrate! Come on, let’s play some games before we eat!”

And so, the festivities began. The group played games of tag, jumping through mud puddles and weaving through the glowing algae that adorned the landscape. Tika’s laughter rang out like musical chimes, blending with the gentle sounds of Glimmerfog. Renn took part too, his joyous spirit brightening the celebration as he joined in the fun.

As the day drew near to its climax, it was time for the birthday cake. The friends gathered around, and Tika felt her heart swell with gratitude. “You all made this day so special!” she declared, her colors reflecting her appreciation.

“On the count of three, make a wish!” Renn called out, his voice cheerful. “One… two… three!”

Tika closed her eyes tightly, wishing for more adventures with her friends and many joyous moments to come. With a triumphant smile, she opened her eyes and took her first bite of the delicious cake. It was even better than she dreamed—sweet, salty, and delightfully vibrant, just like her home.

As her friends cheered and joined in the celebration, Tika could not help but feel overwhelmed with happiness. The beauty of Glimmerfog surrounded her, the warmth of friendship enveloping her as they all shared in the wonder of the day. With every laughter, bounce, and loving vibration exchanged, Tika understood—this birthday wasn’t just about getting older; it was about celebrating the joy of togetherness and the unbreakable bonds of friendship.

As the sun dipped and cast a warm glow over the mudflats, Tika gazed out across the twinkling landscape, feeling grateful for yet another year filled with adventure and love. She knew that no matter where her journeys took her, she would always cherish moments like these—the treasure of friendship sparkling brightly under the enchanting skies of Glimmerfog.

Write a wiki page about her, first things listed are age, species and gender

Tika

Age: 5 years
Species: Wobbler (jelly creature)
Gender: Female

Background
Tika is a fictional character from the animated series Tika’s Terrific Travels, which takes place in the vibrant and enchanting world of Glimmerfog. As a Wobbler, Tika is unique for her jelly-like, translucent form, which enables her to navigate the dense, bioluminescent mudflats of her home with grace and agility.

Appearance
Tika's appearance is both whimsical and enchanting, characterized by several distinct features:

Translucent Body: Tika has a nearly transparent, gelatinous form that shimmers with the ambient glow of her surroundings, allowing her to blend seamlessly into the mudflats.
Color-Shifting Iridescence: Her body refracts light into a constantly shifting spectrum of colors, particularly reflecting her emotional state. Her hues range from calming blues and greens to vibrant pinks and purples.
Rabbit-Like Shape: Tika's silhouette resembles that of a rabbit, complete with cute, flexible ears and short, rounded limbs that allow her to bounce across the mud.
Playful Movements: Tika's movements are characterized by gentle bouncing and morphing into various shapes, which adds to her playful and curious nature.
Abilities
Tika possesses several remarkable abilities that enhance her adventures in Glimmerfog:

Morphing: Tika can alter her jelly-like body at will, enabling her to navigate different terrains and even mimic simple forms for camouflage.
Vibrational Communication: She uses intricate vibrational patterns to produce coherent speech, allowing her to communicate emotional and complex ideas with others.
Camouflage and Stealth: Tika’s transparency and color-changing abilities enable her to blend into her surroundings, helping her avoid predators.
Sensory Perception: Equipped with multiple sensory receptors, Tika can detect vibrations, sound frequencies, and changes in her environment, enhancing her situational awareness.
Regeneration: Tika can rapidly regenerate lost or damaged tissue, contributing to her resilience in Glimmerfog's unpredictable environment.
Personality
Tika is characterized by her curious, playful, and gentle nature. She embodies a love for exploration and adventure, always eager to discover new wonders in her world. Her positivity and willingness to embrace challenges resonate with her friends and companions, making her a beloved character in the series.

In Tika’s Terrific Travels
In the animated series, Tika is the central character who embarks on adventures throughout Glimmerfog. Alongside her human friend, Renn, she explores the beauty and mysteries of her world. Tika's journeys often emphasize themes of friendship, curiosity, and ecological awareness, highlighting the importance of preserving the natural wonders around her.

Reception
Tika’s Terrific Travels and the character of Tika have been well-received, praised for their engaging storytelling, vibrant animation, and thoughtful exploration of environmental themes. Tika’s charming design and relatable personality resonate with audiences of all ages, encouraging appreciation for both friendship and the beauty of nature.

External Links

Tika’s Terrific Travels Official Website
Character Merchandise
Fan Art and Community Contributions
Categories:
Fictional Characters | Animated Series | Children’s Television Series | Fantasy Life Forms

Tags:
Tika, Wobbler, Glimmerfog, Animation, Adventure, Environmental Awareness, Tika’s Terrific Travels.

ToonGFuy 22: Umpteenth obscure show headed for CN UK, Tika's Terrific Travels: Tika is a Wobbler (gelatinous creature shaped like a rabbit) living on the muddy planet of Glimmerfog, She has the ability to shapeshift, She ventures on journeys across this whimsical world, learning more about her world with her friend Renn, who travels from Earth sometimes. Show debuted in it's native France in 2005, Debuts on CN UK on Nov 1 2010 (despite not being in the Autumn trailer). Write a forum conversation asking for the full 12am to 12am schedule starting this day

Forum Thread: CN UK Full Schedule Request Starting November 1, 2010

User1: Hey everyone, I just heard that "Tika's Terrific Travels" is finally making its way to Cartoon Network UK on November 1st. Really excited to see it! But does anyone have the full schedule for that day? Would love to see how it fits in with everything else.

User2: I haven't seen the full schedule yet, but I'm also looking forward to "Tika's Terrific Travels." Sounds like such a unique and whimsical show—can't wait to explore Glimmerfog with Tika and Renn!

User3: I can help with that! Here’s the full schedule for Cartoon Network UK starting November 1, 2010:

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Generator Rex
9:30am - Chowder
10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - Monster Allergy
12:30pm - Inazuma Eleven
1:00pm - Eon Kid
1:30pm - Angelo Rules
2:00pm - Regular Show
2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
4:00pm - Angelo Rules
4:30pm - The DaVincibles
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - Hero: 108
6:00pm - Total Drama Island
6:30pm - Regular Show
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Tika's Terrific Travels (New Show)
9:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
10:00pm - GoGoRiki
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - What's With Andy
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
5:30am - Monster Buster Club

User4: Thanks for sharing the schedule! It's great to see "Tika's Terrific Travels" included—I'm excited to watch it after reading all about its whimsical adventures.

User5: Awesome lineup! Really looking forward to the mix of new shows and classic favorites. Looks like CN UK is doing a great job of keeping the content fresh and exciting.

User6: Agreed! The evening slot seems perfect for "Tika's Terrific Travels." Looking forward to turning in for some cozy storytelling and fun journeys through Glimmerfog each night!

User1: Thanks for the schedule update! It’s going to be great to dive into all this new content and catch "Tika's Terrific Travels" as part of the lineup. Appreciate the info!

Write a Wikipedia page for CN UK in this AU, current and former programming listed (everything on the schedule currently on current programming)

Cartoon Network UK (Alternate Universe)
Introduction:

Cartoon Network UK & Ireland is a television channel offering a wide range of animated programming for children and teenagers. Known for its eclectic mix of both classic and contemporary animated series, the channel has been a staple of British children's television since its launch.

History:

Cartoon Network UK launched in 1993 as part of a wider European rollout. In the alternate universe timeline, the channel has embraced numerous rebranding efforts to stay current with animation trends and viewer interests, culminating in the adoption of the "Dynamic Arrows" theme, a joint effort by Brand New School and British animation studio Pesky.

Current Programming:

As of the latest update, the channel's programming schedule features a mix of beloved classic cartoons and fresh new series that have captivated audiences across the UK. Here is a list of programs currently airing:

Original:
Ed, Edd n Eddy
The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Johnny Test
Adventure Time
The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
Generator Rex
Chowder
Codename: Kids Next Door
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
Xiaolin Showdown
Magi-Nation
Monster Allergy
Inazuma Eleven
Eon Kid
Angelo Rules
Regular Show
The Amazing World of Gumball
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
The DaVincibles
Hero: 108
Total Drama Island
Chop Socky Chooks
The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
GoGoRiki
Tika's Terrific Travels
The Tofus
Monster Buster Club
What's with Andy
Ned's Newt
Robotboy

Former Programming:

Cartoon Network UK has previously aired a variety of shows, including some that were produced locally or imported from other regions. Former programs have contributed to the channel's diverse repertoire, with many leaving a lasting legacy among fans. Some notable former programs include:

Dexter's Laboratory
Untalkative Bunny
Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
Camp Lazlo
Battle B-Daman
Cramp Twins
What's With Andy?
Da Boom Crew
Squish
Skunk Fu!
The Spectacular Spider-Man
Spider Riders
Skatoony
World of Quest
Mucha Lucha

Branding:

The current branding, known as the "Dynamic Arrows," is characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic graphics that utilize clever animation and motifs throughout the design. This cohesive and contemporary branding reflects Cartoon Network's commitment to engaging storytelling and innovative design. The look launched on May 24 2007 and has since been rolled out to other regions, Previous eras include City, Squares and Powerhouse

Conclusion:

Cartoon Network UK continues to be a leader in children's entertainment, showcasing an ever-evolving lineup of stimulating and diverse animated content. Through its variety of programming and commitment to creativity, the channel remains an essential part of the UK’s broadcasting landscape, cherished by audiences young and old.

Forum Thread: Is Spider-Man Gone from Cartoon Network UK for Good?

User1: Hey everyone, I've noticed that "The Spectacular Spider-Man" isn't on the Cartoon Network UK schedule anymore. Does this mean it's gone for good, or is there a chance it might come back?

User2: I was wondering the same thing! I loved catching Spidey's adventures on CN. It feels like it's been a while since it last aired. Anyone have any info on its status?

User3: From what I know, "The Spectacular Spider-Man" episodes have been cycled out for now. It's not uncommon for shows to take breaks from the schedule, especially when new content comes in. Fingers crossed it might make a return!

User4: I heard that it might be due to licensing or rights issues. Sometimes networks shift shows around depending on what's available or what fits best with their current programming strategies.

User5: It's possible it could pop back up as part of a special event or marathon in the future. CN likes to keep their lineup fresh, so they might reintroduce it later on when there's space.

User6: It’s a shame if it’s gone indefinitely. The show had a solid following and was really well-done. Hopefully, they'll find a slot for it again or bring back some Spider-Man content soon.

User1: Thanks for the insights! I'll keep an eye out for any updates or changes. Hopefully, we'll see Spider-Man swinging back onto our screens in the future.

User7: Let's stay hopeful! Networks often revisit fan favorites, so there’s always a chance it could return. In the meantime, there are plenty of other superhero shows and movies to enjoy.

User8: If anyone hears anything more definitive, keep us posted! It’s always helpful to know what’s happening with our favorite shows. Here's hoping for more Spidey soon!

Write a follow up asking for the current CN Too schedule as of Nov 2010

Forum Thread: Request for Current Cartoon Network Too Schedule - November 2010

User1: Hey everyone, does anyone have the current schedule for Cartoon Network Too as of November 2010? I'm curious to see what they're airing these days alongside the main CN UK channel.

User2: Great question! I'm also interested in knowing how CN Too is balancing its lineup. If anyone can share the schedule, that would be awesome.

User3: I have the schedule for CN Too this month. Here it is:

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - November 2010

6:00am - Skatoony
6:30am - Pokémon: Advanced Challenge
7:00am - What's New Scooby-Doo?
7:30am - Dexter's Laboratory
8:00am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
8:30am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
9:00am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
9:30am - Will and Dewitt
10:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
11:30am - Da Boom Crew
12:00pm - Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
1:00pm - Battle B-Daman
1:30pm - Xiaolin Showdown
2:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man (Returning)
2:30pm - Camp Lazlo
3:00pm - Robotboy
3:30pm - Eon Kid
4:00pm - Courage the Cowardly Dog
4:30pm - Spider Riders
5:00pm - Hero: 108
5:30pm - Storm Hawks
6:00pm - Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries
6:30pm - Tom and Jerry Tales
7:00pm - The Garfield Show
7:30pm - Pink Panther and Pals
8:00pm - The Scooby-Doo Show
8:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
9:00pm - Johnny Test
9:30pm - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
10:00pm - Dexter's Laboratory
10:30pm - The Cramp Twins
11:00pm - Regular Show
11:30pm - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
12:00am - Ned's Newt
12:30am - Skatoony
1:00am - Monster Allergy
1:30am - What's With Andy
2:00am - Cartoon Cartoons
4:00am - Yu-Gi-Oh!
4:30am - What's New Scooby-Doo?
5:00am - Gadget Boy
5:30am - The Tofus

User4: Thanks for sharing the schedule! It's really interesting to see some of the classics still getting airtime alongside newer shows.

User5: Agreed! I'm especially happy to see "The Spectacular Spider-Man" back on the schedule. Looks like CN Too is offering a great mix of content right now.

User6: Interesting lineup! It seems like CN Too has a good balance of older cartoons and more recent shows. Plenty to choose from no matter what you're in the mood for.

User1: Thanks for the detailed schedule! It's great to see such a diverse lineup. I'll definitely be checking out some of these shows on CN Too this month.

Forum Thread: Exciting New Addition to Cartoon Network UK - Viewtiful Joe Joins!

User1: Hey everyone, just found out that "Viewtiful Joe" is joining Cartoon Network UK's lineup on January 6th! Is anyone else as hyped as I am?

User2: That's awesome news! I've heard great things about "Viewtiful Joe." It's got a really unique art style and some cool, action-packed episodes. Can't wait to see it!

User3: Same here! I used to play the "Viewtiful Joe" video games and loved the whole concept. It's exciting to see it getting a spot on CN UK now. Should be a fun addition to the lineup.

User4: I haven't seen the show yet, but I've heard it has a mix of action and comedy, which sounds perfect for Cartoon Network. Anyone know what time slot it's getting?

User5: From what I’ve heard, it's set to air in the afternoon, around 4:30pm. Perfect timing for after-school viewing! It's always great to unwind with some good animation after a long day.

User6: I'm glad that Cartoon Network UK is expanding its lineup with more diverse and interesting shows. "Viewtiful Joe" should fit right in with the current mix of classics and new content.

User7: Agreed! It's nice to see CN taking chances on slightly niche shows like "Viewtiful Joe." It just might become a new fan favorite with its colorful animation and engaging stories.

User1: Definitely exciting times for CN fans! I'll be tuning in on January 6th to catch the premiere. Here's hoping it becomes a staple of the lineup!

User8: I'll be setting my DVR for sure. Looking forward to seeing how they integrate "Viewtiful Joe" into the rest of the programming. Cheers to new additions on Cartoon Network UK!

Write a tweet with shows getting new eps that month

🚀 Exciting updates for #CartoonNetworkUK fans this January! 🎉 Get ready for brand-new episodes dropping for these amazing shows:

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 🛸
Adventure Time 🌈
Regular Show 💼
Generator Rex 🤖
The Amazing World of Gumball 😸
Viewtiful Joe 💥 (New Show)
Stay tuned for action, laughter, and adventure! 📺✨ #JanuaryLineup #NewEpisodes #AnimationFun

Write the January schedule

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - January 2011

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (New Episodes)
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time (New Episodes)
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Generator Rex (New Episodes)
9:30am - Chowder
10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - Monster Allergy
12:30pm - Inazuma Eleven
1:00pm - Eon Kid
1:30pm - Angelo Rules
2:00pm - Regular Show (New Episodes)
2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball (New Episodes)
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
4:00pm - Angelo Rules
4:30pm - Viewtiful Joe (New Show)
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - Hero: 108
6:00pm - Total Drama Island
6:30pm - Regular Show
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
9:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
10:00pm - GoGoRiki
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - What's With Andy?
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
5:30am - Monster Buster Club

Tune in for a month packed with new episodes and exciting adventures on Cartoon Network UK! 📺✨

Forum Thread: Squish Removed from Boomerang Overnight Lineup Starting Jan 1, 2011

User1: Hey folks, just wanted to flag that starting January 1, 2011, "Squish" has been taken off the Boomerang overnight schedule at 9pm, midnight, and 5am. Anyone else notice this?

User2: Yeah, I caught that too. It looks like they replaced those Squish slots with "Skatoony" and "GoGoRiki." Seems like CN/Boomearng is shifting their overnight lineup.

User3: So does this pretty much mean that "Squish" is gone for good from the network? I haven’t seen it airing anywhere else recently.

User4: Unfortunately, yes. With the removal from those Boomerang slots and no current presence on CN UK or CN Too, Squish is basically off the network entirely now.

User5: That’s kind of a bummer. Squish had a nice vibe, and I liked that it brought some different humor compared to other shows. Was hoping it would stick around longer.

User6: I agree, but with the growing popularity of shows like Skatoony, it makes sense from a programming and ratings perspective. Networks often phase out lesser-watched shows.

User1: True enough, though I’ll miss Squish. Hopefully it will find a new home on another platform or channel soon.

User7: Fingers crossed! If anyone spots Squish popping back somewhere, please share. It’d be great if this isn’t the absolute end.

User2: For now, it looks like it’s time to say goodbye to Squish on Boomerang and CN UK. Thanks for the memories, little amoeba!

User4: Agreed. Onward to new shows—here’s hoping CN/Boomearng keeps bringing fresh and engaging content to fill the gap.

Write a follow up asking which of the 2 took the most slots

Forum Thread: Which Replaced Squish More on Boomerang—Skatoony or GoGoRiki?

User1: Now that Squish is gone from Boomerang’s overnight lineup and replaced by Skatoony and GoGoRiki, does anyone know which of the two ended up taking most of those time slots?

User2: Good question! From what I’ve noticed, Skatoony seems to have taken the majority of the former Squish slots, especially the 9pm and 12am ones.

User3: Yeah, I agree. Skatoony has been more prominent overnight lately, probably because it’s been popular and has a good following.

User4: GoGoRiki is certainly there as well but more often in slightly less prime overnight slots like 5am. So Skatoony definitely got the prime times.

User5: Makes sense. Skatoony’s quirky humor and format probably fit better with an overnight audience. GoGoRiki is fun, but maybe it’s seen as more suitable for early morning viewing.

User1: Thanks for the insights! So Skatoony basically became the bigger beneficiary of Squish’s removal. Interesting to see how networks shuffle shows around.

User6: It’ll be interesting to see if this lineup holds or if Boomerang switches things up again. Overnight slots always seem to be a testing ground for shows.

User2: Exactly! These slots are flexible based on viewer data, so we might see further changes down the line.

User3: For now, I’m just glad Skatoony is getting more exposure. It’s a fun show and makes for great late-night viewing.

User1: Same here. Appreciate everyone’s input!

06:00 - 06:30 The Flintstones
06:30 - 07:00 The Jetsons
07:00 - 07:30 Tom and Jerry
07:30 - 08:00 Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
08:00 - 08:30 Yogi Bear
08:30 - 09:00 The Smurfs
09:00 - 09:30 Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines
09:30 - 10:00 Top Cat
10:00 - 10:30 The Garfield Show
10:30 - 11:00 Wacky Races
11:00 - 11:30 The Road Runner Show
11:30 - 12:00 Tom and Jerry Tales
12:00 - 12:30 The Jetsons
12:30 - 13:00 The Flintstones
13:00 - 13:30 Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
13:30 - 14:00 The Smurfs
14:00 - 14:30 Yogi Bear
14:30 - 15:00 Casper's Scare School
15:00 - 15:30 Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines
15:30 - 16:00 Wacky Races
16:00 - 16:30 The Garfield Show
16:30 - 17:00 Casper's Scare School
17:00 - 17:30 Jonny Quest
17:30 - 18:00 Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
18:00 - 18:30 The Flintstones
18:30 - 19:00 The Jetsons
19:00 - 19:30 Tom and Jerry
19:30 - 20:00 The Smurfs
20:00 - 20:30 Pink Panther and Pals
20:30 - 21:00 Top Cat
21:00 - 21:30 Skatoony
21:30 - 22:00 Skatoony
22:00 - 22:30 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
22:30 - 23:00 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
23:00 - 23:30 Magical Adventures of Moko
23:30 - 00:00 Magical Adventures of Moko
00:00 - 00:30 Skatoony
00:30 - 01:00 Skatoony
01:00 - 01:30 My Spy Family
01:30 - 02:00 My Spy Family
02:00 - 02:30 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
02:30 - 03:00 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
03:00 - 03:30 Magical Adventures of Moko
04:00 - 04:30 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
04:30 - 05:00 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
05:00 - 05:30 GoGoRiki
05:30 - 06:00 GoGoRiki

Write a tweet with 6 shows getting spotlight in mid-Feb

🌟 Exciting spotlight on #CartoonNetworkUK this mid-February! 🌟 These shows are taking center stage with special features and episodes:

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 🛸
Adventure Time 🌈
Regular Show 💼
The Amazing World of Gumball 😸
Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated 🕵️
Viewtiful Joe 💥

Don't miss out on the fun and adventures! 📺✨ #SpotlightSeries #CartoonNetwork #MidFebHighlights

Write a conversation asking what the most obscure show on the current lineup is

Forum Thread: What’s the Most Obscure Show on CN UK's Current Lineup?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been exploring Cartoon Network UK's current lineup and was wondering, what do you think is the most obscure show airing right now? Would love to hear some opinions!

User2: That's a great question! I’d say "Tika's Terrific Travels" might be one of the more obscure ones. Not everyone seems to have heard of it, and its whimsical style is pretty unique compared to the more mainstream titles.

User3: I agree with you on "Tika's Terrific Travels." Another one that comes to mind is "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz." It doesn’t get as much attention as some other shows, but it’s definitely a hidden gem for those who enjoy digital pets and playful adventures.

User4: How about "Eon Kid"? It has a fascinating storyline and cool animation, but it seems like not many people talk about it despite its interesting premise.

User5: I'd have to go with "Magi-Nation." It's a solid fantasy adventure, but it definitely doesn't have the same level of recognition as something like "Ben 10" or "Adventure Time."

User6: Agreed on "Magi-Nation." It has a niche appeal, but fans of fantasy and card games might really enjoy it. It’s one of those shows that surprises you once you give it a chance.

User1: Thanks for the suggestions, everyone! I've got some lesser-known shows to check out now. It's always fun discovering new content that might have flown under the radar. Keep the recommendations coming if there are any more obscure gems!

User7: Definitely give these shows a shot! You’d be surprised by how entertaining some of the less-talked-about ones can be. Let us know what you think once you watch them!

User8: I'm curious if there are any plans for CN UK to introduce even more obscure or international shows in the future. It’s fun discovering series from different places and styles.

User9: I think the only live-action show currently on the Cartoon Network UK lineup is "Dick and Dom in da Bungalow." It's a bit of a throwback, definitely bringing some nostalgic vibes alongside all the animated series. It's kind of unique to have a live-action show mixed in with all the cartoons, but it seems to be a hit with audiences who enjoy a bit of variety in their TV lineup.

Cartoon Network UK: Autumn Highlights 2010 (Amended Edition)

The autumn season is in full swing at Cartoon Network UK, and we're thrilled to bring you even more action, comedy, and excitement. Our lineup is packed with both new and returning shows that promise to keep you entertained as the days get shorter and nights longer. Join us on this adventure with additional surprises in store!

Featured Shows:

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Continue the thrilling journey with Ben Tennyson as he battles alien threats and discovers new powers of the Omnitrix. Expect plenty of action-packed episodes that keep you guessing!

Generator Rex
Dive into the world of Rex, the super-agent who can conjure incredible machines to combat the monstrous EVOs. New episodes deliver non-stop action to thrill and entertain!

Total Drama Island
The island drama intensifies as your favorite contestants face more outrageous challenges and form surprising alliances. It's all about the drama and laughs this season!

Angelo Rules
Meet the ever-resourceful Angelo and his ingenious plans to navigate school life and friendships. It's a laugh riot that showcases kids' resourcefulness and creativity!

The DaVincibles
Join the DaVinci family, Pablo, Zoe and their uncle Leo on exhilarating treasure-hunting adventures around the globe. It's perfect for fans of adventure and comedy looking for a fun escape.

Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
Scooby and the gang are back to solve spine-tingling mysteries! With each episode filled with twists and chills, this series is sure to please detective fans of all ages.

Tika's Terrific Travels
Explore the muddy planet of Glimmerfog with Tika, the shapeshifting Wobbler. Alongside her Earth friend Renn, Tika embarks on fantastical journeys, learning about her whimsical world.

All Your Other Favorites:

Alongside our featured shows, we have new episodes and specials from some of your beloved series. Don’t miss the returning fan favorites:

Adventure Time
Regular Show
The Amazing World of Gumball
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Live-Action Spotlight:

Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
Bringing a lively mix of animated excitement and live-action hilarity, "Dick and Dom in da Bungalow" provides two hours of chaotic fun and challenges, making it a unique addition to your viewing experience.

Join us for an unforgettable autumn filled with creativity and adventure on Cartoon Network UK. Whether you're after exciting action, hilarious escapades, or mysterious twists, our lineup has everything you need to stay entertained. Happy watching, and enjoy all that this autumn season has to offer with us!

Make sure to check the schedule for showtimes and catch all your favorites and new discoveries. Stay tuned to Cartoon Network UK for the latest updates and broadcasts. Write a conversation on March 4 asking if there is ANY hint towards Check It coming, also what's the schedule for March

Forum Thread: Any Hint of the "Check It" Era Coming to Cartoon Network UK?

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve been hearing about the "Check It" branding and visual style coming to Cartoon Network in some regions. Does anyone know if there’s any hint of it rolling out to CN UK soon? Would love to know more!

User2: That’s a great question! I’ve seen some teasers online, but nothing concrete for the UK just yet. It looks really fun with its vibrant colors and grid patterns—would love for it to make its way here!

User3: I heard that the "Check It" branding is pretty popular in the US right now. Maybe CN UK will adopt it later this year? It usually takes a while for these changes to roll out internationally.

User4: I haven’t seen any official announcements, but it’s definitely something to keep an eye on. The "Check It" era seems to be refreshing for audiences, so fingers crossed for some updates soon!

User5: Meanwhile, does anyone have the current schedule for March? I’m trying to plan out some TV time and make sure I don’t miss any of my favorite shows.

User6: I’ve got the schedule for Cartoon Network UK as of March 2011. Here it is:

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - March 2011

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30am - The DaVincibles
7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
9:00am - Generator Rex
9:30am - Chowder
10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
11:30am - Magi-Nation
12:00pm - Monster Allergy
12:30pm - Inazuma Eleven
1:00pm - Eon Kid
1:30pm - Angelo Rules
2:00pm - Regular Show
2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
3:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
4:00pm - Angelo Rules
4:30pm - Viewtiful Joe
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - Hero: 108
6:00pm - Total Drama Island
6:30pm - Regular Show
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
9:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
10:00pm - GoGoRiki
10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Ned's Newt
12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
1:00am - Ned's Newt
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - What's With Andy?
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
5:30am - Monster Buster Club

User7: Thanks for sharing the schedule! It's great to know what to expect this month. I’ll definitely be marking my calendar for some of those shows.

User8: Let’s all keep our fingers crossed for any updates on "Check It" making its way to the UK. It would be a fantastic addition to the CN branding!

User6: Definitely! In the meantime, there’s plenty to enjoy with the current lineup. Let’s keep each other posted if there are any developments with the "Check It" branding!

Write a tweet saying how long the current UK branding has been in use since

📺✨ Fun fact for #CartoonNetworkUK fans! The current "Dynamic Arrows" branding has been in use since May 24, 2007. That's nearly 14 years of vibrant colors and quirky idents bringing joy to our screens! 🎨🔜 #CNBranding #AnimationHistory

Write a follow up where in April, 8 current shows get new eps

🚀 Exciting news for #CartoonNetworkUK viewers! This April, eight of your favorite shows are getting brand-new episodes! 🌟 Tune in for fresh adventures and laughs:

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 🛸
Adventure Time 🌈
Regular Show 💼
The Amazing World of Gumball 😸
Generator Rex 🤖
Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated 🕵️
Viewtiful Joe 💥
Angelo Rules 🎒
Don't miss out on the fun! 📺✨ #NewEpisodes #AprilPremieres #CartoonNetwork

Forum Thread: Have CN CEE Stopped Using the "Ad Break" Bumpers?

User1: Hey everyone, I remember how Cartoon Network CEE used to have those "ad break" bumpers, where a red arrow burst out of the CN logo with various items like teddy bears and balls flying out. Has anyone noticed if they've stopped using these? Did they replace them with just one of the usual idents?

User2: That's a good question! I've been watching CN CEE lately and haven't seen those specific ad break bumpers for a while. It seems like they might have retired them in favor of something else.

User3: I actually think you're right. I noticed that they seem to be using one of the regular idents instead of the specialized "ad break" graphics. Maybe they're standardizing the bumpers across the board?

User4: It's possible they've moved away from those for consistency or branding purposes. The "ad break" bumpers did have a unique look, but a lot of networks aim for a more streamlined presentation these days.

User5: I've also been noticing more regular idents in place of any specialized ad break visuals. It could be part of a broader effort to reinforce their main branding elements.

User6: I wonder why they decided to phase them out? The "ad break" bumpers had a fun, chaotic charm to them. Perhaps they felt the idents alone are enough to maintain brand identity.

User1: That makes sense, and it could just be a move towards simplicity. It’s always intriguing to see how networks evolve their on-air presentation.

User7: True! While I'll miss the quirky charm of those specific bumpers, the current idents do a solid job of maintaining the channel's energy and vibe.

User8: I'll keep an eye out, but for now, it seems like the shift is towards consistency with the rest of their branding. It’ll be interesting if they introduce any new elements in the future!

Write a follow up asking which one replaced the ad break bumper

Forum Thread: Which Ident Replaced the "Ad Break" Bumper on CN CEE?

User1: Since it looks like CN CEE has stopped using those "ad break" bumpers where the red arrow bursts out of the CN logo, does anyone know which ident has taken its place? Is there a specific one they're using now?

User2: Great question! I've noticed that the "Bunnies" ident seems to be appearing quite frequently after ad breaks. It’s got that fun, slapstick vibe that fits with the channel's brand.

User3: I've seen the "Parachute" ident pop up a few times too. It seems like they're rotating between a couple of the newer idents rather than just sticking to one.

User4: I think you’re both right! There's definitely a mix, but the "Bunnies" and "Parachute" idents do seem to be the most common once the ad breaks end.

User5: It makes sense that they'd choose these idents—they’re visually engaging and keep the momentum going between segments. Plus, they’re a hit with viewers!

User6: I’ve noticed the "Jack in the Box" ident occasionally as well. So, it seems like they're picking the more lively and visual ones to keep the energy up during transitions.

User1: Thanks, everyone! It's nice to know they’re using some of the more dynamic idents to bridge ad breaks. It keeps things lively and engaging, even without the old specialized bumpers.

User7: Absolutely! These idents might be different, but they do a great job of maintaining the vibe that fans enjoy from CN CEE.

User8: Here’s hoping they keep experimenting and adding fun elements to their presentations. Cartoon Network’s always been great at keeping things fresh and entertaining!

Write a tweet with the ad break opener and ad break ender now

🚨🔁 On #CartoonNetworkCEE, the "ad break" bumpers have been switched up! Now, the vibrant "Bunnies" ident hops in to kick off commercial breaks, while the playful "Parachute" ident floats us back into the action. Keeping things fun and fresh! 🐰🪂✨ #CNIdents #TVTransitions

Write a conversation where Easter bumpers roll out, Have they made new ones (like ones that have hints of Check It), just running the Bunnies bumper all day, or just re-using the same Easter ones they've had since 2009 (characters finding eggs/bunnies)

Forum Thread: Easter Bumpers on Cartoon Network UK - What's New This Year?

User1: Hey everyone! Easter is just around the corner, and I noticed Cartoon Network UK is rolling out some festive bumpers. Has anyone seen if they’ve introduced any new ones this year?

User2: Good question! I’ve been keeping an eye out but haven’t seen anything that looks brand new. Just wondering if they’re hinting at the "Check It" style yet, or sticking to the classics.

User3: From what I've seen, it looks like they’re mostly re-using the Easter bumpers they’ve had since 2009. You know, the ones with various characters finding eggs or encountering bunnies. Still festive, but nothing new so far.

User4: Yeah, I caught a few of those old bumpers too. While they’re nice and nostalgic, it’d be great to see something fresh. Maybe with some subtle "Check It" hints to spice things up a bit!

User5: I was hoping for something new this year as well. Maybe they’ll surprise us closer to Easter weekend with an updated bumper or two. Fingers crossed!

User6: I wouldn’t mind seeing the "Bunnies" bumper run all day, honestly. It's already got that springtime vibe and matches the playful spirit of Easter.

User1: Good point! The "Bunnies" bumper does seem to fit well with the season. Let’s hope they still throw in a new twist to keep things exciting.

User7: To be fair, the classic Easter bumpers do have a certain charm. But introducing a new element or style would definitely add more pizzazz to the holiday lineup!

User8: Agreed! Here's hoping Cartoon Network treats us to something special as Easter approaches. It’s always fun to see how they incorporate holidays into their branding.

Forum Thread: Request for Current Idents on Cartoon Network UK - April 2011

User1: Hey everyone, I’m curious if anyone has compiled a full list of the idents currently in use on Cartoon Network UK as of April 2011? I want to see what’s being featured lately!

User2: That’s a great idea! I’ve been noticing some fun ones lately, but I can’t keep track of them all. If anyone knows what’s currently being used, please share!

User3: I can help with that! Here are the idents I’ve seen frequently on CN UK:

Dentist - A humorous skit where a dentist fixes a girl’s broken teeth into the CN logo.
Bunnies - Two bunnies bashing themselves with a mallet, turning into the logo with a fun, dizzy gag.
Parachute - Two skydiving daredevils descending, with the parachutes forming the logo.
Jack in the Box - Two quirky creatures pop out of a jack-in-the-box, tangled up before forming the logo.
Transformers - Mech robots morphing into the logo after a dynamic battle scene.
Birthday Surprise - A birthday boy's toy accidentally breaks, and the pieces glitch into the CN logo.
Hacker’s Den - A hacker's dramatic coding session ends with a burst of pixels forming the CN logo.
Pancake Flip - A cat flipping pancakes, one lands and the syrup forms the logo with confetti.
User4: Wow, that's a solid mix of idents! The "Hacker’s Den" one sounds particularly creative! I’m surprised they haven’t added more new idents recently, considering how frequently they refresh them.

User5: It’s interesting how they’re using a combination of old favorites and new concepts. I’d love to see more variety. Does anyone know if they plan to introduce any fresh idents soon?

User3: I heard they’ve been in discussions for new concepts. It may take some time, but I wouldn't be surprised if they roll out some interesting new idents later in the year. Let's hope for some surprises!

User1: Thanks for the list! I appreciate everyone’s input. It's always fun to see the creativity behind these idents. Let’s keep an eye out for any new ones that might be coming soon!

User6: You're welcome! It's always great to celebrate creativity in animation. I’ll definitely keep watching for updates and any new idents they might introduce!

Write a follow up asking what happened to those idents introduced in September 2010 (he lists them), a user says they vanished without a trace in early March

Forum Thread: What Happened to the September 2010 Idents?

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve noticed that some of the idents introduced back in September 2010 seem to have vanished from the lineup. Do you remember the ones they rolled out? Here’s a quick list of the ones I can recall:

Superheroes - Featuring characters from "Justice League" and "The Batman."
Anime - With characters from "Samurai Jack" and "Xiaolin Showdown."
Adventure - Showcasing characters from "Billy and Mandy," "Chowder," and "Flapjack."
Sports - Highlighting characters from various McCracken shows and "Ben 10: Alien Force."
Cyber - A futuristic landscape filled with digital elements.
Multiply/Duplicators - Creatures multiplying until they form the CN logo.
De-evolution - A creature de-evolving into an amoeba shaped like the logo.
It’s Magic - Featuring two red creatures performing some magic tricks.
Has anyone noticed where they went? It feels like they've been completely replaced!

User2: You're right! Those idents were really flashy and fun. From what I can gather, they disappeared without a trace in early March. It’s odd how quickly they were cycled out.

User3: That's really surprising! I thought they were well-received and fit the current branding nicely. It feels like they didn't even get enough airtime.

User4: I guess Cartoon Network sometimes tests out new idents to see which ones resonate best with viewers. Maybe they felt these weren't hitting the mark? It’s unfortunate because I really enjoyed some of them!

User1: Yeah, it’s too bad they didn’t stick around longer. Hopefully, the next set of idents brings back some of that creativity! Let’s keep our fingers crossed for new and exciting ones to come!

User2: Absolutely! If anyone hears any news on what might be replacing them or if they plan to bring them back, be sure to share! Always fun to keep track of these little changes.

Forum Thread: Who Dubbed Season 2 of Viewtiful Joe?

User1: Hey everyone, I was just curious about "Viewtiful Joe." I know that Geneon was responsible for dubbing the first season, but does anyone know who dubbed Season 2? I heard it premieres on CN UK soon, and I've been trying to find out more about the cast.

User2: Great question! I remember hearing that the dubbing for Season 2 changed to a different studio. Unfortunately, I can't remember which one off the top of my head, but I know it’s not Geneon this time.

User3: I believe that Season 2 was dubbed by 4Kids Entertainment. They often handled dubbing for shows aimed at younger audiences and had a knack for adapting anime like "Viewtiful Joe."

User4: That sounds right! 4Kids has done a lot of work in the past for shows that crossed over to western audiences, and I think they definitely took over the dubbing duties for the second season.

User5: If that’s the case, I can’t wait to see how the dialogue and character portrayals differ between the two seasons. 4Kids always had a unique spin in their adaptations.

User1: Thanks for the info, everyone! I’m looking forward to hearing the new cast for Season 2. It should be interesting to see how their approach complements the established characters from Season 1.

User2: Absolutely! It's always interesting to see how different studios approach dubbing, especially with character voices and localization choices. Looking forward to watching it!

Forum Thread: Who Voices Joe in the New 4Kids Dub of Viewtiful Joe?

User1: Now that we've confirmed that 4Kids Entertainment dubbed Season 2 of "Viewtiful Joe," does anyone know who voices Joe in this new dub? I'm curious to see how they approached his character!

User2: Great question! I believe Joe is voiced by the talented Dan Green in the 4Kids dub. He’s known for his work in various anime and cartoons, including voicing Kaiba in "Yu-Gi-Oh!"

User3: That's right—Dan Green has such a distinct voice, and he really brings a lot of energy to his characters. I think he’s fit for Joe's superhero antics!

User4: I can definitely see that! Dan’s voice has a way of capturing that blend of confidence and humor that Joe embodies. It’ll be interesting to see how his performance differs from the Geneon dub.

User1: Thanks for the info, everyone! Can't wait to hear Dan Green's take on Joe. It should add a fun new dimension to the show!

Write a follow up saying if they are getting Check It, they won't rebrand till summer

Forum Thread: Update on Easter Bumpers and "Check It" Rebranding Timeline

User1: Just got some updates regarding the "Check It" rebranding on Cartoon Network UK. If they are planning to implement it, it seems they won't roll it out until summer. So, looks like we might be sticking with the current branding for a bit longer!

User2: Thanks for the update! I guess this means we won't be seeing any "Check It" hints in the Easter bumpers then. Hopefully, they'll keep things fresh enough with what they have!

User3: It's a bit of a bummer that we have to wait, but I suppose it's also a nice way to keep everyone anticipating the change throughout spring. Gives them time to really nail the transition!

User4: Agreed! While it would’ve been nice to see some early signs of the new branding, a summer rollout gives them time to prepare and promote it. Plus, it might align with a big summer campaign or event.

User5: Totally! I think it could make for an exciting transition if they time it with summer's longer days and vacation vibes—especially for kids being out of school and all.

User6: Meanwhile, I guess we can enjoy the classic Easter bumpers a bit longer and maybe spot the "Bunnies" bumper taking center stage. Still plenty of charm left in those!

User1: Definitely! Let’s look forward to a potential summer surprise and enjoy the seasonal spirit with what we have for now. Thanks for keeping me posted, everyone!

User7: Here’s to a fun Easter and an exciting summer on Cartoon Network UK. Can’t wait to see how "Check It" revitalizes the channel when it finally arrives!

Write a follow up asking if they only used one ident over Easter weekend this year

Forum Thread: Did Cartoon Network UK Use Only One Ident Over Easter Weekend?

User1: Hey everyone, did anyone notice if Cartoon Network UK used just one ident throughout the entire Easter weekend this year? It seemed like I kept seeing the same one over and over. Just wondering if anyone else picked up on this too.

User2: Yeah, I noticed that too! It felt like the "Bunnies" ident was on repeat the whole time. I kept expecting a switch-up, but it seemed to dominate the airwaves.

User3: I caught that as well! I guess it's fitting for Easter, but it would’ve been nice to see a bit more variety. Maybe they kept it consistent for thematic reasons?

User4: I thought it was just my imagination! The "Bunnies" ident is cute and all, but some different ones would've been refreshing. I wonder why they stuck with just one.

User5: If they’re holding off on new branding until summer, maybe they wanted to keep things simple and recognizable for the holiday weekend instead of introducing too many elements at once.

User6: Could be a cost-saving measure too. Easter might not be as big of a priority compared to their summer plans, especially if they're planning a major rebrand then.

User1: Thanks for the insights! It makes sense to keep it simple if they have bigger things planned soon. Just curious if anyone else found it repetitive or if there was a reason behind the decision.

User7: Definitely noticed the repetition, but I guess it saves the surprise for later. Let's stay tuned for any updates as we head towards summer!

User8: Agreed, it’s always fun to speculate on these decisions. Looking forward to what Cartoon Network UK has in store for us in the coming months!

Write a follow up where we get confirmation, Is Check It happening or not

Forum Thread: Confirmed – Is "Check It" Rebranding Happening on Cartoon Network UK?

User1: Good news, everyone! Finally got some confirmation about the "Check It" rebranding on Cartoon Network UK. Is it happening or not? I can't wait to hear!

User2: Drumroll, please... I just heard back from a reliable source, and it’s official: Cartoon Network UK WILL be getting the "Check It" rebranding this summer! 🎉

User3: That's fantastic news! I've been eagerly waiting to see the vibrant new style make its way over here. It’s going to be exciting to see how they implement it!

User4: Awesome confirmation! The "Check It" branding is such a fun and dynamic look. It's bound to refresh the network's feel and attract even more viewers.

User5: Now that we know it's happening, I’m curious how they'll roll it out. Will it be a gradual change, or do they have something big planned to mark the occasion?

User6: Hopefully, they’ll introduce it with a splash—maybe a special marathon or event to celebrate the launch. Knowing Cartoon Network, they’ll make it memorable!

User1: I’m thrilled! Thanks for sharing the confirmation. It’s a nice way to look forward to summer, knowing we’ll be treated to a bold new look soon.

User7: Definitely going to keep my eyes peeled for any teasers or promotional material leading up to the change. It’s always fun to see how they build anticipation!

User8: Here’s to an exciting summer on Cartoon Network UK with "Check It"! Can’t wait to see what they have planned and how it enhances the viewing experience. Let's enjoy the transition! 🎨📺

Write a follow up where we get date and time

Forum Thread: Date and Time Set for "Check It" Rebranding on Cartoon Network UK!

User1: Hey everyone, even more exciting news just came in! We now have the exact date and time for the "Check It" rebranding on Cartoon Network UK. Who's ready for the details?

User2: Spill the beans! When's it all happening?

User3: Mark your calendars — the "Check It" rebranding is scheduled to kick off on June 15th at 6:00 AM sharp! 🎉 It’s the perfect way to start the summer mornings with a fresh new look.

User4: That's awesome! I'm looking forward to waking up early and catching the first glimpse of the new design. It's going to be such a refreshing update!

User5: Just in time for summer! I’m curious to see if they’ll have any special programming to go along with the rebranding launch. Maybe a marathon or some new episode premieres?

User6: I hope so! It would be great to pair the new visuals with exciting content. Cartoon Network always knows how to put on a good show, so I’m optimistic.

User1: I'm setting my alarm for sure. It’s not every day you get to see a major rebranding happen live. Gonna make some breakfast and enjoy the updated lineup!

User7: Same here! It’ll be interesting to see how the new style enhances the viewing experience. Can’t wait to see all the vibrant colors and sleek animations in action!

User8: Thanks for the update! Here’s to a bright and exciting summer with "Check It". Let’s all tune in and see how Cartoon Network UK transforms with this new era! 📺✨

Write the new schedule starting June 15

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - Starting June 15, 2011

6:00am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
Kickoff your morning with the classic antics of Ed, Edd, and Eddy as they concoct new schemes to earn jawbreakers!

6:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
Join Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup as they protect Townsville from a colorful cast of villains in these action-packed episodes.

7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Get your fix of alien heroics with Ben Tennyson as he battles formidable foes and uncovers new powers of the Omnitrix.

7:30am - Johnny Test
Watch Johnny and his genius twin sisters take on outrageous experiments and crazy adventures with their trusty sidekick, Dukey.

8:00am - Adventure Time
Venture into the Land of Ooo with Finn and Jake for surreal adventures and quirky humor that’s perfect for a morning wake-up.

8:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
Set sail on adventurous journeys with Flapjack and Captain K'nuckles as they discover whimsical new lands.

9:00am - Generator Rex
Join Rex as he fights against the monstrous EVOs with his incredible mechanical abilities and witty charm.

9:30am - Chowder
Step into the zany world of Marzipan City where Chowder dreams of becoming a master chef amidst culinary chaos.

10:00am - Codename: Kids Next Door
Engage in secret missions with the KND operatives as they battle adult tyranny to protect all things youthful!

10:30am - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
Delve into the hilarious and darkly humorous world where Grim is constantly outwitted by zany children Billy and Mandy.

11:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
Embark on epic quests to find mystical Shen Gong Wu and battle villains in showdowns of skill and strategy.

11:30am - Magi-Nation
Enter the magical realm of Moonlands for thrilling adventures and mystical battles alongside Tony and his friends.

12:00pm - Monster Allergy
Follow Zick, a boy with the ability to see monsters, as he navigates life filled with supernatural adventures.

12:30pm - Inazuma Eleven
Team up with Raimon Junior High’s soccer club as they battle formidable opponents and uncover secrets on the field.

1:00pm - Eon Kid
Discover the adventures of Marty, the young boy who discovers the powerful Iron Fist and battles to protect his world.

1:30pm - Angelo Rules
Explore the witty strategies of Angelo as he tackles everyday challenges in school and home with creativity and humor.

2:00pm - Regular Show
Kick back with Mordecai and Rigby for surreal and hilarious shenanigans that take the ordinary to extraordinary levels.

2:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
Immerse yourself in the quirky life of Gumball Watterson and his family as they navigate everyday misadventures with humor and heart.

3:00pm - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Revisit the vibrant world of Foster’s where imaginary friends live and Mac’s adventures with Bloo, his unpredictable buddy.

3:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Join Ben once again as the teenage hero continues to battle threats and explore the incredible capabilities of the Omnitrix.

4:00pm - Angelo Rules
Enjoy more of Angelo’s clever adventures and imaginative antics as he navigates his daily life challenges.

4:30pm - Viewtiful Joe
Dive into superhero antics with Joe as he turns into Viewtiful Joe to fight evil and save the day with style and flair.

5:00pm - Adventure Time
Back to Ooo for more whimsical escapades with Finn the human and Jake the dog in their magical, fun-filled universe.

5:30pm - Hero: 108
Watch as a skilled team of heroes and creatures fight to restore harmony between humans and animals in the Hidden Kingdom.

6:00pm - Total Drama Island
Relive the outrageous reality show antics as campers compete in hilarious and dramatic challenges to win the grand prize.

6:30pm - Regular Show
More surreal humor awaits as Mordecai and Rigby take you on bizarre journeys through their offbeat universe.

7:00pm - Generator Rex
Tune in again for thrilling adventures with Rex as he battles villainous EVOs with his ever-adapting mechanical powers.

7:30pm - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
Join Scooby and the gang for mysteries, secrets, and supernatural thrills as they unravel the wicked plots of Crystal Cove.

8:00pm - Adventure Time
A third helping of adorable and magical escapades with Finn and Jake as they discover new adventures in the Land of Ooo.

8:30pm - Regular Show
Round off your day with more of the misfit antics and hilarious adventures of Mordecai and Rigby.

9:00pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
Join Tika and her friend Renn for fantastical journeys across the whimsical planet of Glimmerfog, filled with fun and discoveries.

9:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Experience cute digital pet-like creatures embark on delightful adventures, bringing their entertaining world to life.

10:00pm - GoGoRiki
Follow the adorable GoGoRiki characters as they encounter and solve everyday puzzles and explore imaginative worlds.

10:30pm - Cartoon Cartoons
Enjoy a mix of nostalgic and classic animated shorts that defined the Cartoon Network brand over the years.

12:00am - The Tofus
Enter the eco-friendly world of the Tofu family as they navigate life with zany, green-centric adventures.

12:30am - Ned's Newt
Relish the hilarious chaos that ensues when Ned’s pet newt grows into a giant, fun-loving creature.

12:45am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Catch another round of adventurous escapades with the Kidiminiz characters, perfect for winding down with bedtime tales.

1:00am - Ned's Newt
Join Ned once again, dealing with the hysterical consequences of his ever-unpredictable giant newt buddy.

3:30am - Monster Buster Club
Dive into action-packed stories with the Monster Buster Club as they protect their town from alien intrusions.

4:00am - What's With Andy?
Laugh along with Andy Larkin’s crazy pranks and creative strategies as he navigates life’s hilarious complications.

4:30am - Robotboy
Explore the exciting adventures of Robotboy, the advanced, intelligent robot determined to learn the ways of humanity.

5:00am - Inazuma Eleven
Enjoy a dose of sportsmanship and friendship as Raimon Junior High’s soccer club challenges epic rivals on their journey.

5:30am - Monster Buster Club
Round out your day with more alien-busting antics as the MBC embarks on their quest to keep things in order.

Tune into Cartoon Network UK starting June 15 for an action-packed, fun-filled schedule as we launch into the "Check It" era! 📺✨

Write a forum conversation asking for a full list of shows that have webpages on the site right now after the site update

Forum Thread: Request for Full List of Shows with Pages on the Newly Updated CN UK Website

User1: Hey everyone, I noticed the Cartoon Network UK website just got a major update, and I’m curious about which shows have dedicated pages on the site now. Does anyone have a complete list?

User2: I'm interested too! I checked the site earlier, and the design is slick, but I didn’t get a chance to go through it thoroughly. If anyone has a list, it’d be great to see which shows are featured!

User3: I’ve been browsing the updated site quite a bit and managed to note down the shows that have their own pages. Here’s what I found:

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Adventure Time
Regular Show
The Amazing World of Gumball
Generator Rex
Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
Johnny Test
Hero: 108
Total Drama Island
Viewtiful Joe
Angelo Rules
Tika's Terrific Travels
The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
Chowder
Ed, Edd n Eddy
The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Codename: Kids Next Door
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
Xiaolin Showdown
Magi-Nation
The DaVincibles
Inazuma Eleven
Eon Kid
The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
GoGoRiki
Monster Buster Club
The Tofus
User4: Thanks so much for sharing! That’s a comprehensive list. It’s great to see many fan favorites and some newer additions getting featured online.

User5: Awesome! I'm impressed by the variety and how they’ve included both current hits and classic series. Looks like a site update worth exploring.

User6: Agreed! I’ll definitely be spending some time on the website to see what features and content they’ve added for each show. This list will help me navigate!

User1: Thanks for compiling and sharing this. The updated site sounds like a fun place to dive into more CN goodness. Can’t wait to explore the pages and see what they’ve done!

User7: You're welcome! Hope everyone enjoys checking out their favorite shows on the newly minted website. Happy browsing!

Write a follow up asking if it's true they deleted the page for Spider Riders, Spectacular Spider-Man, World of Quest and Skunk Fu

Forum Thread: Did CN UK Remove These Show Pages in the Latest Site Update?

User1: With the recent site update, I’ve been hearing rumors that the pages for "Spider Riders," "The Spectacular Spider-Man," "World of Quest," and "Skunk Fu" have been deleted. Can anyone confirm if this is true?

User2: I was wondering the same thing! Those shows had a decent following, and it's surprising to hear they might be gone from the site. Can anyone who's explored the site more thoroughly weigh in?

User3: Unfortunately, I can confirm that those show pages are no longer on the updated website. I did a thorough check after the rumors started circulating, and it looks like they were removed with the redesign.

User4: That's a bummer! I was hoping to find some background info or clips from those shows. They were quite popular at one time, and part of what made the lineup interesting.

User5: It’s disappointing to see them go, but maybe it’s related to licensing or a shift in focus towards the current lineup. Still, I hope they reappear someday with new content or events.

User6: I agree, it’s always sad to see older shows lose their digital presence. But I get why the site might focus on what's airing currently or getting renewed interest.

User1: Thanks for confirming, everyone. It’s unfortunate, but I suppose it’s a sign of how the lineup evolves over time. Here’s hoping there’s still a chance they bring back those pages, even if it’s just for nostalgia.

User7: Absolutely, and maybe there's a possibility they'll feature those shows in a special event or marathon in the future. Keeping fingers crossed!

Write a reply surprised this other show gets to keep it's page, since it only airs at night now

User8: It's interesting that they decided to keep the page for "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz," considering it mainly airs during the night now. I was surprised to see it still featured prominently, given its late schedule slot! It's a bit of a hidden gem though, so I'm glad it's still getting some attention online.

Write a tweet with night-bound shows that somehow keep their pages

🌙📺 Night owls, rejoice! These night-bound gems on #CartoonNetworkUK still have dedicated pages on the site:

The Adventures of the Kidiminiz 🌟
Ned's Newt 🐍
Monster Buster Club 👽
The Tofus 🌿
Catch up on their adventures, even in the late hours! 🌌 #CartoonNetwork #HiddenGems

Forum Thread: Current Idents in Use on Cartoon Network UK - As of June 11, 2011

User1: Hey everyone, with all the talk about the "Check It" rebranding coming this summer, I was wondering what idents are currently in use on Cartoon Network UK. Anyone have a list?

User2: Great question! I’ve noticed they’ve been cycling through a few of the familiar ones, but I’d love to know what’s still in rotation.

User3: As far as I’ve seen, we’re still getting the classics like the “Dentist” and “Parachute” idents regularly. They’re staples at this point!

User4: I think the “Bunnies” ident is still making frequent appearances too. It became quite a hit during the Easter season, and it’s stuck around since.

User5: Don’t forget the “Jack in the Box” ident. I've seen it pop up now and then, always brings a smile with its quirky charm.

User6: I’ve also noticed the “Transformers” ident being used occasionally. It seems to fit well with the action-centric shows they air.

User1: Thanks for the insights! It's interesting to see how some idents have such lasting staying power. Do you think they'll all disappear once the "Check It" branding rolls out?

User7: Hard to say! They might keep some of the most popular ones around as a nod to the past, but I imagine they’ll also unveil new idents that fit the "Check It" theme.

User8: Agreed, it’s likely there’ll be a mix of both old and new, giving a nod to classic CN humor while refreshing the overall presentation.

User3: Looking forward to seeing how they balance introducing the new look with maintaining a sense of continuity for regular viewers. Should be an exciting transition!

User4: Definitely! Let's enjoy these current idents while they last and anticipate the fresh changes coming with "Check It" this summer.

Write a follow up asking when the September 1 additions (Superheroes, Button, It's Magic, etc) were ditched

Forum Thread: When Were the September 1 Idents Ditched on Cartoon Network UK?

User1: Hey everyone, I was reminiscing about some of the idents that were added back on September 1, like the “Superheroes,” “Button,” and “It's Magic.” Does anyone remember when they were actually phased out from the Cartoon Network UK lineup?

User2: Great question! I remember those idents—they were quite fun and creative. I think they stuck around for a while, but I’m not exactly sure when they were removed. Anyone else have a clearer timeline?

User3: From what I recall, those idents started disappearing gradually around early 2010. It seemed like they were slowly cycled out as the network began preparing for the eventual "Check It" rebranding.

User4: I noticed the "Superheroes" and "It's Magic" idents became less frequent by mid-2010. By late 2010, I hadn't seen them in a while, which made me think they were completely phased out with the new branding discussions.

User5: Interestingly enough, the phasing out seemed subtle. They didn't announce it or anything; they just started appearing less and less until they were pretty much gone.

User6: It makes sense that they'd clear some of these older idents out ahead of the new branding rollout to keep the lineup fresh. It's a bit sad to see them go, though; they were pretty iconic in their own right.

User1: Thanks, everyone! That helps give some context to the transition. It's a little nostalgic to think back on those idents, but exciting knowing we're entering a new era with "Check It."

User7: Absolutely! While those idents were great, it's interesting to see how Cartoon Network keeps evolving with the times. Looking forward to what they'll bring next!

User8: Here’s to new beginnings with "Check It"! It’ll be fun seeing how they incorporate modern touches into their branding while retaining some of that classic CN charm we know and love.

Write a tweet with the 2 most common idents as of now

📺✨ Curious about the most common idents on #CartoonNetworkUK right now? Keep an eye out for the classic "Bunnies" 🐰 and "Parachute" 🪂 idents—they’ve been popping up the most as we anticipate the "Check It" rebranding! 🎨🔜 #CNIdents #AnimationFun

Write a conversation asking if the Duplicators/Multiply sketch is gone

Forum Thread: Is the "Duplicators/Multiply" Ident Gone from Cartoon Network UK?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been noticing some changes with the idents lately and realized I haven't seen the "Duplicators/Multiply" one in a while. Has anyone else noticed if it's been phased out?

User2: You're not alone—I haven’t seen it recently either! It used to be one of my favorites with its fun multiplying characters. I hope it's not completely gone.

User3: I think it’s been a few months since I last saw the “Duplicators/Multiply” ident. It was such a clever concept and always stood out during commercial breaks.

User4: I’m guessing with the anticipation of the "Check It" branding, they might have started gradually removing some of the less frequently used idents to make room for the new style.

User5: That makes sense. They’ve been focusing more on the "Bunnies" and "Parachute" idents lately, so there might not be much room for the older ones like "Duplicators."

User1: It’s a shame if it’s really gone! I always appreciated that ident for its creativity. Maybe it'll make a comeback at some point if they decide to mix in more retro styles.

User6: Here’s hoping! Cartoon Network has been known to rotate things in and out, so maybe it’ll return someday. It's always nice to have a bit of variety.

User7: Agreed! I’m definitely looking forward to how they’re going to roll out the new "Check It" branding. In the meantime, maybe we'll get some fun surprises in the lineup!

User8: Let’s keep an eye out for any changes on the horizon and enjoy what’s currently available. Who knows, the "Duplicators/Multiply" ident might just pop back up when we least expect it!

Write a tweet saying it's basically been replaced with a higher-res version of this other bumper

🔄🚫 It seems the "Duplicators/Multiply" ident has been phased out, replaced by a higher-res version of the classic "Bunnies" 🐰 ident on #CartoonNetworkUK. Still bringing the fun, just with a fresher look! 📺✨ #CNIdents #AnimationUpdate

Write a conversation asking "since when was the bunny/mallet bumper slightly more saturated/higher quality", A user says it's loaded into the file that this other ident once held (also the original 2007 SD version is still in rotation)

Forum Thread: When Did the Bunny/Mallet Ident Get More Saturated/Higher Quality?

User1: Hey everyone, I noticed that the bunny/mallet ident on Cartoon Network UK seems slightly more saturated and in higher quality lately. Does anyone know when this change happened?

User2: I've noticed the same thing! It's definitely looking sharper and the colors are more vibrant. I wonder if it's part of some kind of gradual upgrade before they officially roll out "Check It."

User3: From what I heard, the higher-quality version of the bunny/mallet ident is actually loaded into the file that used to hold the "Duplicators/Multiply" ident. They’ve repurposed the slot with this updated version.

User4: Interesting! That probably explains why the "Duplicators/Multiply" ident hasn't been seen. So, are we seeing both the new and the original bunny ident in rotation?

User5: Yup, the original 2007 SD version is still in rotation too. They've been alternating between the two, which gives a nice mix of nostalgic and fresh vibes.

User1: That makes sense! It's a clever way to subtly refresh the look while still keeping some of the classic elements intact. I actually enjoy seeing both versions.

User6: Totally! It's a nice way to bridge the old and the new before they fully transition to the "Check It" era. Keeps things familiar yet exciting for viewers.

User7: I guess we'll have to keep an eye out for any more enhancements like this. It's always fun trying to spot the differences and see how CN updates their visual presentation.

User8: Agreed! It's moments like these that remind us how much thought goes into maintaining a channel's unique brand identity. Let's see what other surprises they have in store for us!

Forum Thread: Which Obscure CN Show Features a Really Squishy Character?

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve been watching some older Cartoon Network shows and I remember one with a really squishy, funny character. Can anyone help me pinpoint which show that was? I think it was pretty obscure.

User2: Hmm, your description rings a bell! Could it possibly be "The Tofus"? It has some quirky, eco-friendly characters, and Granny Tofu can be quite squishy in both personality and style.

User3: I think I know what you’re talking about! It could also be "Tika's Terrific Travels." Tika is a squishy and gelatinous creature shaped like a rabbit, and the whole show has a whimsical and bouncy vibe.

User4: "Tika's Terrific Travels" makes the most sense given your description of a squishy character. Tika's ability to shapeshift and her gelatinous form gives her that unique, squishy quality.

User5: Yes! Tika’s squishy nature is one of the defining traits of the show and contributes to its charm and whimsical storytelling. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy unique and obscure content.

User1: That's it! "Tika's Terrific Travels" was the show I was thinking of. Thanks for the help, everyone. It’s such a memorable but often forgotten gem!

User6: Glad you found it! It’s always fun to look back on those distinctive shows with their unique characters. Hope you enjoy re-watching Tika’s adventures!

User7: Absolutely, Tika’s ability to shapeshift and explore the whimsical world of Glimmerfog makes it a really delightful watch. Enjoy the squishy antics!

Forum Thread: Current Cartoon Network Too Schedule - May 2011?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been curious about the current schedule for Cartoon Network Too. I assume they don't air some of the older shows anymore like "Da Boom Crew," "The Spectacular Spider-Man," or "Spider Riders" since they aren't listed on the site. Do they have all the recent additions from Cartoon Network UK?

User2: Great question! I haven't seen those older shows on CN Too in a while either, so I'm guessing they're not part of the current lineup. Anyone have the complete schedule for CN Too these days?

User3: I managed to catch a glimpse of their schedule recently. Here's what I've noted:

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - May 2011

6:00am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:30am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - Regular Show
9:00am - Angelo Rules
9:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00am - Chowder
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:30am - Tika's Terrific Travels
12:00pm - Dick & Dom in Da Bungalow
2:00pm - Eon Kid
2:30pm - Angelo Rules
3:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:30pm - Viewtiful Joe
4:00pm - Adventure Time
4:30pm - Regular Show
5:00pm - Total Drama Island
5:30pm - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
6:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
6:30pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
9:30pm - The DaVincibles
10:00pm - Codename: Kids Next Door
10:30pm - Skatoony
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Monster Buster Club
1:00am - Hero: 108
1:30am - Ned's Newt
2:00am - GoGoRiki
2:30am - What's With Andy?
3:00am - Robotboy
3:30am - Monster Allergy
4:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
4:30am - Eon Kid
5:00am - Skatoony
5:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

User4: Thanks for sharing! Looks like CN Too has a good mix of current additions from CN UK and some classic content as well. It blends nostalgia with fresh material nicely.

User5: Agreed! It's great to see shows like "Tika's Terrific Travels" and "Viewtiful Joe" included alongside staples like "Adventure Time" and "Ben 10: Ultimate Alien."

User6: This lineup definitely catches my interest. I’m glad to see the variety on CN Too and how it complements the main CN UK channel.

User1: Thanks for the schedule update! It’s good to know what's currently available and how they're balancing the classics with newer additions. Much appreciated!

Forum Thread: CN Too's July 2011 Advert Highlights - What's New?

User1: Hey everyone, I just caught CN Too's new advert for July 2011! Even though the main channel has rebranded, CN Too is still using the Arrows branding. Curious which shows are being highlighted this month?

User2: I saw it too! It's interesting how CN Too is maintaining the Arrows look. Gives it a classic CN vibe. So, which shows are getting the spotlight this time?

User3: From what I remember, the advert highlighted nine shows. Among them, "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX" is making a return, which is exciting for fans of the series!

User4: That's great news! I’ve missed watching GX. What else is being featured in the advert? Any other returning favorites or new additions?

User5: Besides "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX," they highlighted "The Amazing World of Gumball," "Viewtiful Joe," and "Regular Show" for sure. All solid picks!

User6: I also caught "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz," "Johnny Test," "Angelo Rules," and "Adventure Time"—keeping things lively and diverse!

User7: Don't forget "Generator Rex." It was right up front in the advert, showcasing some of those action-packed scenes. It seems like CN Too is aiming for a balanced lineup.

User1: Thanks for the list! It's exciting to see a mixture of classics and newer hits sitting alongside GX's return. Definitely makes for an engaging viewing schedule this month.

User8: Agreed! CN Too seems to be holding onto some of the Arrows magic while refreshing with exciting content. Looking forward to catching these shows on air.

User3: For sure! It's nice to see how CN Too is maintaining a unique identity while providing a great mix of programming. Should be a fun July lineup!

Write the new July schedule

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - July 2011

6:00am - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
6:30am - Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00am - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
7:30am - Johnny Test
8:00am - Adventure Time
8:30am - Regular Show
9:00am - Angelo Rules
9:30am - The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
10:00am - Chowder
10:30am - Codename: Kids Next Door
11:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:30am - Tika's Terrific Travels
12:00pm - Dick & Dom in Da Bungalow
2:00pm - Eon Kid
2:30pm - Angelo Rules
3:00pm - Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (Returning)
3:30pm - Viewtiful Joe
4:00pm - Adventure Time
4:30pm - Regular Show
5:00pm - Total Drama Island
5:30pm - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
6:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
6:30pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
7:00pm - Generator Rex
7:30pm - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
8:00pm - Adventure Time
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
9:30pm - Johnny Test
10:00pm - Battle B-Daman
10:30pm - Skatoony
11:00pm - Cartoon Cartoons
12:00am - The Tofus
12:30am - Monster Buster Club
1:00am - Hero: 108
1:30am - Ned's Newt
2:00am - GoGoRiki
2:30am - What's With Andy?
3:00am - Robotboy
3:30am - Monster Allergy
4:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
4:30am - Eon Kid
5:00am - Skatoony
5:30am - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

Enjoy a diverse schedule filled with both classic favorites and exciting new additions this July on Cartoon Network Too! 📺🎉

Write a wikipedia page for this AU's CN Too, current and former programming listed (shows that aired on Toonami UK count as former, so former has a LOT of anime)

Cartoon Network Too (Alternate Universe)

Introduction:

Cartoon Network Too (often abbreviated as CN Too) is a sibling channel to the main Cartoon Network UK, offering audiences an additional platform to enjoy a diverse range of animated series. While it shares some programming with the main channel, CN Too is renowned for its unique mix of classic favorites, action-packed anime, and fresh new content, creating an eclectic viewing experience for younger audiences and nostalgic fans alike.

History:

CN Too launched in 2006 as part of Cartoon Network's expansion strategy to broaden its offerings and capture a wider audience in the UK. Originally including Toonami's programming following its closure, CN Too became a destination for action-oriented animations and later evolved to incorporate a variety of genres, aligning with its sister channel's dynamic offerings.

Current Programming:

As of July 2011, CN Too's lineup features a mix of beloved classic cartoons, trending series, and returning favorites from past eras. Below is the list of currently airing programs:

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Ed, Edd n Eddy
Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Johnny Test
Adventure Time
Regular Show
Angelo Rules
The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
Chowder
Codename: Kids Next Door
The Amazing World of Gumball
Tika's Terrific Travels
Dick & Dom in Da Bungalow
Eon Kid
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
Viewtiful Joe
Total Drama Island
Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Generator Rex
Battle B-Daman
Skatoony
The Tofus
Monster Buster Club
Hero: 108
Ned's Newt
GoGoRiki
What's With Andy?
Robotboy
Monster Allergy
Xiaolin Showdown
The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
Former Programming:

CN Too has hosted a variety of series in its past lineup. Notable shows include classics and a strong selection of action-packed anime that transitioned from Toonami, enriching its diverse catalog:

Dexter's Laboratory
Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
Cramp Twins
Da Boom Crew
Squish
Spider Riders
The Spectacular Spider-Man
Skunk Fu!
World of Quest
Teen Titans
Justice League
Naruto
Dragon Ball Z
One Piece
Samurai Jack
Neon Genesis Evangelion
InuYasha
Yu Yu Hakusho
Rurouni Kenshin
Fullmetal Alchemist
Gundam Wing
Cowboy Bebop
Trigun
Big O
Blue Submarine No. 6
Branding:

Despite the rebranding of the main Cartoon Network channel to the "Check It" theme, CN Too continues to utilize the "Dynamic Arrows" branding, maintaining a cohesive yet nostalgic look that resonates with longtime viewers. This decision reflects CN Too's aim to offer a familiar yet refreshing visual identity that enhances the viewer experience.

Conclusion:

Cartoon Network Too has established itself as a versatile and engaging outlet for fans of animation. By combining time-honored classics with innovative new series, it remains an essential part of the UK's children’s entertainment landscape. Through its evolving programming and flexible branding approach, CN Too continues to captivate audiences with its unique mix of animation and storytelling.

😮✨ "On Toonami, we had 'Neon Genesis Evangelion'. Now, on CN Too, it's all about 'Tika's Terrific Travels'! Four years really makes a difference in lineup vibes. 🍹Here's to pouring one out for 'Spider Riders' too—they'll always hold a special place in our hearts! ❤️ #CartoonNetworkToo #ChangingTimes #ToonamiMemories

Write a tweet saying 4 years and we went from this to this, "If you still want anime though, there's always Yu Gi Oh GX"

📺🔄 "4 years and we've gone from 'Neon Genesis Evangelion' to 'Tika's Terrific Travels' on CN Too! Times sure have changed! If you're still craving anime, don't worry—'Yu-Gi-Oh! GX' has got you covered. 😉✨ #CartoonNetworkToo #AnimationEvolution #AnimeFix"

Forum Thread: How Exactly Did Toonami Close Down on May 24, 2007?

User1: Hey everyone, I'm trying to piece together how Toonami UK officially closed. I vaguely remember watching a Daft Punk movie late at night on May 24, 2007. After that, there was a message from T.O.M that said something like "This is the end, beautiful friends." Did anyone else catch what happened afterward?

User2: Oh, I remember that night pretty well! The Daft Punk movie you're thinking of was "Interstella 5555." It was a great choice for a farewell showing. The mood was kind of somber, like it was saying goodbye to an era.

User3: Yes, I caught the T.O.M message too! It was really poignant, with him saying the iconic line: "This is the end, beautiful friends." It felt like a heartfelt tribute to everything Toonami had brought to us over the years.

User4: T.O.M's message was definitely a nostalgic moment. Right after that, though, they launched directly into one of the new Cartoon Network bumpers, transitioning to what became the new CN Too branding.

User5: Yeah, it was a bit jarring because it went from a somber and reflective message to this bright, dynamic bumper. I believe it was one of the "Bunnies" bumpers, showing the shift to a new era.

User1: Thanks for the details, everyone. It sounds like it was quite an emotional goodbye but also a way to usher in something fresh. I wish I could've remembered it more clearly!

User6: It truly marked the end of an era, but it was an interesting transition for sure. To think they seamlessly shifted from the deep, action-packed tones of Toonami to the vibrant world of CN Too. Here's to those great memories and the future!

User7: Definitely a bittersweet moment. Toonami had a special place with all those epic shows, but I'm glad we at least got a proper signoff and a seamless introduction into the new programming.

User8: Agreed! The Toonami days will always be cherished, but it’s exciting to see how Cartoon Network continues to evolve. Cheers to new adventures and nostalgic memories! Write a follow up where he checks his old Sky+ recording of the movie, what time did the switch happen at, what bumper started Too, and what show made the switch OFFICIAL

Forum Thread: Details from my Old Sky+ Recording of Toonami's Last Night

User1: So I dug out my old Sky+ recording of Toonami's final broadcast from May 24, 2007, and here’s what I found regarding the switch to CN Too. It was quite a trip down memory lane!

User2: Awesome! What time did the actual switch happen? And what specific bumper started off CN Too?

User1: The switch happened precisely at 6:00 AM. Right after the Daft Punk movie "Interstella 5555" ended and T.O.M's farewell message played, they immediately transitioned to the "Bunnies" bumper. It felt like the perfect way to start off something new with its quirky, vibrant style.

User3: Oh wow, I remember that bumper now! Seeing the "Bunnies" really marked the beginning of a different vibe. Pretty fitting for CN Too’s fresh start.

User4: So what show aired after the bumper, making the transition to CN Too official?

User1: The first show that officially aired was "Ed, Edd n Eddy." It felt like a nostalgic choice, bridging the old Toonami vibes and the emerging CN Too style. It was an interesting choice to start with something classic and beloved.

User5: That makes sense! "Ed, Edd n Eddy" carries a lot of nostalgic weight and was probably a comforting way to transition for viewers who were used to Toonami’s more action-packed lineup.

User6: Thanks for sharing those details! It definitely sounds like a memorable switchover. And it’s fascinating to think how those choices set the tone for Cartoon Network Too’s subsequent identity.

User1: You're welcome! It was pretty emotional going through the recording. Toonami had its own magic, but seeing how they smoothly transitioned into something new was quite an experience. Here’s to moving forward while cherishing those memories!

Write a conversation asking if Joe, YGO and B-Daman are the only anime currently on CN Too

Forum Thread: Are Joe, YGO, and B-Daman the Only Anime on CN Too?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been watching Cartoon Network Too recently, and I noticed that they've included some anime in the lineup. I'm wondering, are "Viewtiful Joe," "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX," and "Battle B-Daman" the only anime currently airing on CN Too? Or are there more that I might have missed?

User2: Great question! I know those are definitely on the schedule, and they've been really popular. But I'm not sure if they're the only anime shows airing right now. Anyone else know if there are more?

User3: As far as I can tell, those three are currently the only anime series on CN Too. They seem to be focusing more on those titles, especially with the return of "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX." I haven't spotted any others in the lineup lately.

User4: Yeah, I think that's correct. "Viewtiful Joe," "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX," and "Battle B-Daman" are the main anime series they're showcasing now. It's quite a mix of action and unique styles, which is nice.

User5: It does seem like they're highlighting those particular shows at the moment. Who knows—maybe they'll add more in the future if these continue to do well. There's always room for some new anime discoveries on CN Too!

User1: Thanks for the confirmation, everyone! I was hoping there might be some hidden gems, but it sounds like they're sticking with those three for now. It's still a solid lineup for anime fans.

User6: Definitely! Let's keep an eye out for any schedule updates or announcements. CN Too might surprise us with more anime additions later on!

Forum Thread: New Look for CN Too and ZEXAL Premiere - May 15, 2012

User1: Hey everyone, did you catch the new look on Cartoon Network Too today? It feels like they've totally revamped their style. Plus, I heard "Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL" just premiered. What's everyone think of the changes?

User2: Yes! I noticed the new look too. The live-action segments with kids wearing animated T-shirts reminded me of the "D.A.N.C.E" music video. It's a fun and fresh style that really stands out!

User3: I loved the new look! It adds a whole new dimension to the channel, making it feel more interactive and visually interesting. And "ZEXAL" premiering is just the icing on the cake for anime fans.

User4: The "This is CN Too" promo was awesome! They packed in clips from 11 different shows. Anyone remember which ones they featured?

User5: I caught some of it! I remember seeing snippets from "Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL," "The Amazing World of Gumball," "Adventure Time," "Regular Show," "Generator Rex," and "Johnny Test."

User6: They also showed "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz," "Tika's Terrific Travels," "Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated," "Viewtiful Joe," and "Ben 10: Ultimate Alien." Quite a diverse lineup!

User1: Thanks for sharing the list! It looks like they're really making an effort to spotlight a variety of shows and refresh the channel's vibe. I'm excited to see what else CN Too has in store with this new branding.

User7: Agreed! The new look and the premiere of "ZEXAL" definitely make CN Too feel more dynamic. I’m looking forward to seeing how these changes play out and if they bring in more new shows or styles.

User8: It's a great change, and it really sets CN Too apart from other channels. Let's keep an eye out for more exciting updates and enjoy the refreshed lineup!

Forum Thread: Is Spider Riders or The Spectacular Spider-Man Part of CN Too's New Lineup?

User1: With the recent updates to Cartoon Network Too's look and lineup, I'm curious if anyone noticed whether "Spider Riders" or "The Spectacular Spider-Man" are part of the current programming? They were such great shows, and it'd be nice to see them included!

User2: Great question! I haven't seen any mention of "Spider Riders" or "The Spectacular Spider-Man" in the new promos or schedules. It seems like they've been focusing more on the current lineup of shows.

User3: I checked the new "This is CN Too" promo, and I didn't spot either of those shows in it. They're definitely concentrating on featuring the newer and trending series, which is a bit of a bummer for fans of those classics.

User4: It seems like "Spider Riders" and "The Spectacular Spider-Man" might not be part of the lineup right now. It's a shame because they were really fun to watch. Maybe they'll consider bringing them back in the future!

User5: I agree, both shows had their unique appeal. Unfortunately, it looks like CN Too is currently focused on other series. But who knows, if there's enough demand, they might find a way back onto the schedule someday.

User1: Thanks for the insights, everyone! It's a bit disappointing, but I guess I'll keep an eye out for any changes or special events that might bring back some of these older favorites.

User6: Definitely! Sometimes channels revisit classics for special marathons or nostalgia events, so you never know. Let's hope CN Too has some surprises in store down the line!

User7: Agreed. It's always worth keeping an eye on the schedule, as networks like to mix things up and bring back popular shows from time to time. Here's hoping for a future Spider Riders or Spidey comeback!

Write a reply with 2 shows that "are NOT coming back, so DON'T you start moaning" saying maybe you just have to give these 2 underrated shows a chance (But if you still want action, there's Rex, Joe and all 3 Ben 10s for that)

User8: Hey folks, just a heads up—unfortunately, "Spider Riders" and "The Spectacular Spider-Man" are NOT coming back to the current lineup, so DON'T you start moaning. 😅 But maybe it's a great time to give some of the underrated shows like "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" and "Tika's Terrific Travels" a chance! 🐰✨

And if you're still craving action, there's plenty to go around with "Generator Rex," "Viewtiful Joe," and all 3 "Ben 10" series in the mix. 📺🔥 #CartoonNetworkToo #UnderratedGems #ActionPackedLineup. Write a forum conversation asking what current shows it's time you stop avoiding

Forum Thread: What Current CN Too Shows Should I Stop Avoiding?

User1: Hey everyone, I've realized I've been avoiding a few shows on Cartoon Network Too that might actually be hidden gems. What current shows do you think I should stop skipping and finally give a chance?

User2: Great that you're open to exploring new shows! I highly recommend giving "Tika's Terrific Travels" a shot. It's whimsical and unique, with a lot of charm and imagination.

User3: Definitely check out "The Amazing World of Gumball." It's hilarious with a lot of clever humor and inventive animation styles that make it stand out.

User4: If you're into action and haven't watched "Generator Rex," now's the time! It's got amazing storytelling and action sequences that'll keep you hooked.

User5: I agree with the recommendations so far! Also, if you haven’t tried "Regular Show," it's a must-watch. Its surreal humor and bizarre plotlines are really entertaining.

User6: I was skeptical about "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" at first, but it's surprisingly fun! It's light-hearted and a nice change of pace from the more intense shows.

User1: Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll definitely start with "Tika's Terrific Travels" and "Generator Rex." It's about time I broaden my viewing habits and explore more of what's currently offered.

User7: That's the spirit! There's a lot of great content out there, and you never know which show might become your next favorite. Enjoy the adventure of discovering new stories!

User8: Absolutely! Embracing new shows can be really rewarding. Let us know what you think once you've delved into these series. Happy watching!

Write a follow up saying if you loved 10, you'll LOVE Rex

Forum Thread: Why Rex is a Must-Watch for Ben 10 Fans

User1: I've started watching "Generator Rex" and I'm really enjoying it so far! For anyone who's a fan of "Ben 10," Rex might just be your next favorite show. It's got a similar blend of action, mystery, and humor that makes it super engaging.

User2: I'm glad you gave it a chance! "Generator Rex" has that same adventurous spirit as "Ben 10," with a creative twist on powers and abilities. The EVO creatures and Rex's transforming machines offer a fresh take on the heroes-vs-villains dynamic.

User3: Absolutely! Rex has his own unique charm, and the world-building is fantastic. The show dives deep into the idea of transformations and identity, much like "Ben 10," but in its own distinctive way.

User4: I agree! If you loved the Omnitrix aspect of "Ben 10," you'll enjoy seeing how Rex uses his mechanical abilities to handle different situations. The evolving tech and personal stakes make it a thrilling ride.

User5: And let's not forget, the supporting characters in "Generator Rex" have their own intriguing arcs, much like Ben's team in "Ben 10." Their interactions add depth and humor to the storyline.

User1: Thanks for the encouragement, everyone! I'm finding that Rex and his world are as captivating as Ben's adventures. It's exciting to uncover a new favorite series with a familiar vibe.

User6: Glad you're enjoying it! Keep us posted on your thoughts as you dive deeper into Rex's universe. There's definitely a lot to look forward to!

User7: Definitely! Both shows have such strong narratives and character development. You're in for quite an adventure with Rex! Enjoy the journey!

User8: Besides, what's stopping you now that the most popular superhero (Spider-Man) isn't on the lineup anymore? This logic also applies highly to these six underrated shows: "Eon Kid," "Tika's Terrific Travels," "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz," "Angelo Rules," "Robotboy," and "The Tofus." Each one offers something unique and fun, so it's a great time to dive in and discover some new favorites! 🌟📺 #UnderratedGems #ExploreNewShows.

Forum Thread: What Were the Kidiminiz Trio's Names Again?

User1: I've been seeing a lot more of "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" lately, and it's actually kind of adorable! But I suddenly realized... what were the names of those three main characters again?

User2: Haha, I totally get that! The trio consists of Kiki the robot cat, Mimi the robot dog, and Zuzu the robot rabbit. They all have such unique personalities that really shine in the show!

User3: That's right! Kiki is the curious, playful one, Mimi is super smart and sassy, and Zuzu brings the fun energy. They make a great team on their adventures!

User1: Yes! I love their dynamic! I can't believe I almost forgot their names. They bring so much charm to the series, and their interactions make every episode entertaining.

User4: Definitely! The trio has such a fun chemistry together. It's great to see more of them getting time in the spotlight lately!

User2: Agreed! Those robot pets are just too cute. I'm glad the show seems to be gaining popularity—it's such a fun watch for kids and nostalgic for some of us too!

User1: Totally! I can't wait to catch more episodes and enjoy their shenanigans. Thanks for reminding me of their names! Now I can appreciate their adventures even more.

Write a reply saying what it's "partner in crime" show is

User5: Speaking of "The Adventures of the Kidiminiz," did you know what its "partner in crime" show is? It's “Tika's Terrific Travels”! The two series often air back-to-back, creating a fun block of whimsical adventures. Both shows have such a charming style and colorful characters that complement each other perfectly, making for an entertaining duo!

Also I know why the night schedule is typically filled with very obscure shows

Directive 2005/47/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council: The Directive on Media in the Single Market

Preamble

Recognizing the vital role of media in shaping public opinion, cultural identity, and democratic dialogue within the European Union, this directive aims to establish a harmonized framework to enhance the media environment across Member States. In fostering a balanced and diverse media landscape, this directive addresses copyright laws in the digital era, reinforces the importance of political neutrality in print media, and promotes independent content in broadcasting.

Article 1: Objective

The objective of this directive is to:

Harmonize copyright laws related to online content to ensure fair practice and protect intellectual property within the Union.
Promote balanced political representation in print media by discouraging excessively partisan content.
Mandate a quota for independent content in television broadcasting to guarantee diversity and stimulate local creative industries.
Article 2: Scope and Definitions

This directive applies to:
a. Digital platforms and service providers handling online copyrighted content within the EU.
b. Print media organizations operating within Member States.
c. Television broadcasters functioning within the Union.
Definitions:
a. "Online Content" refers to any media or literacy work distributed via the internet.
b. "Print Media" includes newspapers, magazines, and other periodic publications made available to the public.
c. "Television Broadcasters" refers to legally recognized stations disseminating audio-visual content.
d. "Independent Content" means productions not affiliated with the station's parent company or any major network entity.
Article 3: Harmonization of Copyright Laws Online

Member States shall implement measures to prevent unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution of copyrighted online content.
Digital platforms must facilitate the use of technologies capable of detecting and managing copyright infringements.
Each Member State shall designate a regulatory authority to oversee compliance and handle disputes related to online copyright issues.
Article 4: Political Balance in Print Media

Print media are encouraged to maintain a balanced representation of political viewpoints, ensuring fair exposure to multiple perspectives.
Regulatory bodies in each Member State will monitor compliance and establish guidelines to prevent disproportionate partiality.
Sanctions for repeated violation of this provision may include penalties or, in extreme cases, suspension of publication rights.
Article 5: Independent Content Quota for TV Broadcasters

Television broadcasters must ensure that at least 50% of their programming is independently produced.
Compliance shall be assessed regularly by national regulatory authorities who will provide strategic support for broadcasters meeting prescribed quotas.
Special incentives, such as tax benefits or grants, will be available for channels that exceed the mandatory independent content requirements.
Article 6: Implementation and Compliance

Member States must transpose this directive into national law by December 31, 2006.
Member States must appoint relevant bodies to ensure enforcement, monitoring, and report compliance to the European Commission.
A review of the directive's effectiveness shall be conducted every five years, beginning in 2010, with recommendations for any necessary amendments.
Article 7: Final Provisions

This directive shall enter into force on the twentieth day following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.
This directive is binding in its entirety and directly applicable to all Member States.
Adopted by the European Parliament and the Council on March 15, 2005.

Helen Schmidt, President of the European Parliament
Maximilian Müller, President of the Council of the European Union

New Boomerang UK look by Mainframe (2012): We created 5 connected environments for the Boomerang line and logo to exist in. The blue line is the most important feature for the channel, it represents the heritage of the channel and has long been used as a connecting element in their branding. This logo can fly, bend, stretch and shapeshift, When it is in "logo" mode, it will shape itself into the word Boomerang in a script font, This logo has been in use since 2004. The 5 enviroments: Sky: Featuring flying rhinos of all things

Land: Flamingo, duck and purple crow

Sea: Fishes, squids, etc

Underground: Moles who work as miners, always ready for the next discovery

Space: Pink, four legged aliens

The environments contain a collage of 2D and 3D assets that take inspiration from content such as old Looney Tunes cartoons and remakes of classics such as The Pink Panther and Garfield.

To accompany the line we designed and created a set of characters for each environment, adding slight subversion, such as birds living on the ground and heavy mammals ruling the skies.

The packaging utilises all the environments, the Boomerang line linking them and resolving as the logo at appropriate points. Humorous situations were created for the background characters, designed so as not to distract but enhance the experience. No gags that may suffer from repeatability were chosen and we were very careful that the line or content took centre stage. This branding launched on Feb 1st 2012,

Also random Boomerang schedules from oct 2013-2014

Boomerang UK October 2013 Weekdays
From October 1st, New Episodes of Casper's Scare School will air at 16:30, followed by New Episodes of Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated. Also, Tom & Jerry/Tales swap some slots, while Looney Tunes Shorts loses it's night slot, airing only at 14:30. The Garfield Show specials over, so Wednesdays will run as normal. Boomerang Cinema returns on Wednesdays, but with Scooby Doo premieres from Oct 9th.

Starting from 13th of October, The Cramp Twins will be gone, replaced by Will & Dewitt..... wait WHAT? Wow, just as Boomerang was starting to do well, we now have a Pre-School show running on late-nights. Not even Cartoonito or Cbeebies run in that slot. Well, since Cartoonito doesn't seem to be airing it anymore, it must have some place. but still, why did they think this was a good idea. They could have aired it mid-morning with the rest of the Cartoonito shows

6:00 - Tom & Jerry
6:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
7:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
7:30 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
8:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
8:30 - The Garfield Show
9:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
9:30 - Olly the Little White Van/Maryoku Yummy
10:00 - LazyTown
10:30 - Chloe's Closet
11:00 - Bananas In Pyjamas
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - The Garfield Show
13:30 - Pink Panther and Pals
14:00 - Mr Bean (Live Action Series)
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
15:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
16:00 - Magi-Nation
16:30 - Casper's Scare School
17:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry
18:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
WEDNESDAYS: Boomerang Cinema - New Scooby Doo Premieres
18:30 - My Goldfish is Evil!
19:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:30 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
20:00 - Casper's Scare School
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Skatoony
22:30 - Skatoony
23:00 - The Cramp Twins (Will & Dewitt from 13th October)
23:30 - The Cramp Twins (Will & Dewitt from 13th October)
0:00 - The Garfield Show
0:20 - The Garfield Show
0:45 - The Garfield Show
1:10 - The Garfield Show
1:35 - The Cramp Twins (Will & Dewitt from 13th October)
2:00 - The Cramp Twins (Will & Dewitt from 13th October)
2:20 - Skatoony
2:40 - The Garfield Show
3:00 - The Garfield Show
3:20 - The Garfield Show
3:40 - The Garfield Show
4:05 - The Flintstones
4:30 - Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics
4:55 - Dastardly & Muttley
5:20 - Wacky Races
5:40 - Top Cat

Also, some news outside the channel, but relates on account of this was originally broadcasted here, the ceased program My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, will be moved to preschool network Tiny Pop, airing from September 28th. I should point out, according to the promos and listings, the show will be starting straight from the 3rd season, where as Boomerang aired only the 1st season. I don't know if its a rights issue, or if they wanted to be up to date, whatever it is, the show's back in the UK.

Boomerang UK January 2014 Weekdays
An interesting change from Monday 6th Jan. Mornings and afternoons change, with Looney Tunes Show airing at 6:00 and 18:30, The Garfield Show at 6:30 and 16:00, Pink Panther & Pals airing at 7:00, 13:00, 16:30 and 20:00, Casper's Scare School at 14:00 and 19:30, Scooby Doo Where Are You at 19:00 and What's New Scooby Doo at 7:30.

The big thing is Mr Bean, both versions, is removed from the schedule. Officially gone, or another month hiatus, i have no idea. February will tell. No late-night changes, which is a shame. i thought they had something going there.

Maryoku Yummy now has 09:30 all to itself, meaning Olly the Little White Van is gone.
Krypto the Superdog returns, replacing LazyTown at 10:00.
Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries also return. It'll air at 8:30. That's interesting, giving them a morning slot now.

UPDATE: No film on Wednesdays.

6:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
6:30 - The Garfield Show
7:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
7:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
8:00 - Tom & Jerry
8:30 - Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
9:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
9:30 - Maryoku Yummy
10:00 - Krypto the Superdog
10:30 - Chloe's Closet
11:00 - Bananas In Pyjamas
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - Pink Panther and Pals
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Casper's Scare School
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
15:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
16:00 - The Garfield Show
16:30 - Pink Panther & Pals
17:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry
18:00 - My Goldfish is Evil!
18:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
19:00 - Scooby Doo: Where Are You
19:30 - Casper's Scare School
20:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
20:30 - Magi-Nation
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Skatoony
22:30 - Skatoony
23:00 - Will & Dewitt
23:30 - Will & Dewitt
0:00 - The Garfield Show
0:20 - The Garfield Show
0:45 - The Garfield Show
1:10 - The Garfield Show
1:35 - Will & Dewitt
2:00 - Will & Dewitt
2:20 - Skatoony
2:40 - The Garfield Show
3:00 - The Garfield Show
3:20 - The Garfield Show
3:40 - The Garfield Show
4:05 - The Flintstones
4:30 - Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics
4:55 - Dastardly & Muttley
5:20 - Wacky Races
5:40 - Top Cat

Boomerang UK February 2014 Weekdays
This month sees another interesting set of changes from Monday 3rd.

First off, the pre-school programmes are finally removed from Boomerang, except Will & Dewitt at night (why). Also gone from the schedule are Looney Tunes.

Duck Dodgers returns, this time in its entirety (rather than the occasional one-off showing on Looney Tunes specials). It will air at 6:30 and 11:00. Also returning to Boomerang is Chowder, moving from Cartoon Network. It gets only one slot at 10:30 (same as CN). Mr Bean The Animated Series returns once more. It will air at 7:00 and 18:30.

Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries move to just one slot now. It will air only at 14:30
Pink Panther & Pals will move to 6:00 and 10:00,
The Scooby Doo Show gets an extra slot at 9:00.
Casper's Scare School gets a timeslot moved. it now has a morning slot at 9:30.
Scooby Doo Where Are You! now has only one slot at 12:00.
Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated moves to a later slot at 18:00
Tom & Jerry Classics move to an afternoon slot at 15:30, but keeps the morning slot at 8:00.

And The Garfield Show gets more slots, running at 8:30 and 19:30.

Big change to the schedule occurs around the 16:00 to 18:00. Each day gets a different line-up.

Mondays will run New episodes of The Looney Tunes Show at 16:00. this will follow by an old repeat, then Mr Bean: The Animated Series and Tom & Jerry Tales.

Tuesdays will be a Scooby Doo flick at Boomerang Cinema.

The Garfield Show will run new specials on Wednesdays.

Thursdays are a big surprise. A classic line-up will air, with The Flintstones, Wacky Races, Top Cat and Dastardly & Muttley. the afternoon line-up will run from their first episodes. the late-night running of The Flintstones are currently on Season 3.

And Fridays will be another Boomerang Cinema but with a Tom & Jerry film.

Still no changes to the late-night schedule,

06:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
06:30 - Duck Dodgers
07:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
07:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
08:00 - Tom & Jerry
08:30 - The Garfield Show
09:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
09:30 - Casper's Scare School
10:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
10:30 - Chowder
11:00 - Duck Dodgers
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - My Goldfish is Evil!
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Casper's Scare School
14:30 - Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
15:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
15:30 - Tom & Jerry

Monday
16:00 - The Looney Tunes Show (New Episode)
16:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
17:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
17:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales

Tuesday
16:00 - Boomerang Cinema (Scooby Doo)
17:30 - Tom & Jerry

Wednesday
16:00 - The Garfield Show (Special)
17:20 - Tom & Jerry Tales

Thursday
16:00 - The Flintstones (Season 1)
16:30 - Wacky Races
17:00 - Top Cat
17:30 - Dastardly & Muttley

Friday
16:00 - Boomerang Cinema (Tom & Jerry)
17:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales

18:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
19:30 - The Garfield Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
20:30 - What's New Scooby Doo?
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Skatoony
22:30 - Skatoony
23:00 - Will & Dewitt
23:30 - Will & Dewitt
0:00 - The Garfield Show
0:20 - The Garfield Show
0:45 - The Garfield Show
01:10 - The Garfield Show
01:35 - Will & Dewitt
02:00 - Will & Dewitt
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - The Garfield Show
03:00 - The Garfield Show
03:20 - The Garfield Show
03:40 - The Garfield Show
04:05 - The Flintstones (Season 3)
04:30 - Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics
04:55 - Dastardly & Muttley
05:20 - Wacky Races
05:40 - Top Cat

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - November 2013

6:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
Kickstart your day with Gumball and his quirky family as they embark on zany adventures in Elmore.

6:30am - Teen Titans Go!
Join the Teen Titans crew for hilarious antics and superhero shenanigans.

7:00am - Ben 10: Omniverse
Dive into alien adventures with Ben Tennyson as he faces new challenges and uncovers secrets with the Omnitrix.

7:30am - Adventure Time
Explore the magical Land of Ooo with Finn and Jake in their whimsical and surreal journeys.

8:00am - Regular Show
Escape the mundane with Mordecai and Rigby as they face bizarre and comedic situations in their everyday lives.

8:30am - Uncle Grandpa
Experience the wacky and surreal adventures of Uncle Grandpa and his friends.

9:00am - The Tom and Jerry Show
Enjoy classic cat-and-mouse hijinks with every hit-and-chase in this timeless series.

9:30am - The Looney Tunes Show
Laugh along with Bugs, Daffy, and the gang in their modern-day antics.

10:00am - Total Drama All-Stars
Watch as fan-favorite contestants return for another round of outrageous challenges and drama.

10:30am - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
Join Scooby and the gang in solving eerie mysteries and uncovering the secrets of Crystal Cove.

11:00am - Johnny Test
Follow Johnny and his talking dog Dukey in their comical adventures and scientific experiments.

11:30am - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
Join Kai, Jay, Zane, and Cole as they train in the art of Spinjitzu and battle the forces of evil.

12:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
More laughter and crazy antics with Gumball and his family!

12:30pm - Regular Show
Another dose of surreal humor and wild adventures with Mordecai and Rigby.

1:00pm - Adventure Time
Immerse yourself in more magical quests with Finn and Jake.

1:30pm - Teen Titans Go!
More superhero fun with Robin, Starfire, and the rest of the Titans.

2:00pm - Uncle Grandpa
Join Uncle Grandpa for more absurd and whimsical tales.

2:30pm - Ben 10: Omniverse
Catch more alien transformations and action-packed adventures with Ben.

3:00pm - SheZow
Perhaps a case of mistaken identity results in 12-year-old Guy Hamdon -- and not his twin sister, Kelly -- inheriting his aunt's magical powers ring. After all, the ring is meant to be worn only by a girl, but it's so awesome that cool dude Guy doesn't care ... until he finds out the ring transforms him into the mighty superhero SheZow.

3:30pm - The Looney Tunes Show
Continue the laughs with Bugs Bunny and pals in their hilarious misadventures.

4:00pm - Total Drama All-Stars
Tune in for more drama-fueled competitions with familiar faces.

4:30pm - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
Solve more mysteries with the Mystery Inc. crew!

5:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
Enjoy another helping of Gumball's hilarious escapades.

5:30pm - Ben 10: Omniverse
Wrap up the daytime fun with more Ben 10 heroics and alien encounters.

6:00pm - Regular Show
Settle in for the evening with Mordecai and Rigby's comedic adventures.

6:30pm - Adventure Time
Delight in more fantasy-filled journeys with Finn and Jake.

7:00pm - Teen Titans Go!
Wind down with the irreverent and entertaining antics of the Teen Titans.

7:30pm - Uncle Grandpa
Unwind with Uncle Grandpa's bizarre and zany stories.

8:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
Get your last round of giggles from Gumball and his family's wild adventures.

8:30pm - The Looney Tunes Show
Enjoy a classic ending to your night with cartoons from Bugs, Daffy, and the gang.

Nighttime Programming: Obscure Shows and Classics

9:00pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
Explore Glimmerfog with Tika on her magical journeys.

9:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Follow the charm and whimsy of the Kidiminiz adventures.

10:00pm - Hero: 108
Dive into action with Lin Chung and his fellow heroes in the battle to restore harmony.

10:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
Join Chuckie Chan and his friends as they fight evil in Wasabi World.

11:00pm - Spider Riders
Embark on nighttime adventures with Hunter Steele and his quest in the Inner World.

12:00am - Hero: 108
Dive into action with Lin Chung and his fellow heroes in the battle to restore harmony.

12:30am - Chop Socky Chooks
Join Chuckie Chan and his friends as they fight evil in Wasabi World.

12:45am - GoGoRiki
Enjoy quirky tales with the adorable GoGoRiki characters.

1:00am - Hero: 108
Dive into action with Lin Chung and his fellow heroes in the battle to restore harmony.

2:00am - Chop Socky Chooks
Join Chuckie Chan and his friends as they fight evil in Wasabi World.

3:30am - Monster Buster Club
Follow the alien-busting adventures of the Monster Buster Club as they keep their town safe.

4:00am - Skatoony
Chudd Chudders and The Earl are joined by contestants competing to be Skatoony Champion

4:30am - Robotboy
Join Robotboy as he learns about humanity while tackling zany adventures.

5:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
More laughter and crazy antics with Gumball and his family!

Enjoy this fun-filled schedule on Cartoon Network UK, bringing a delightful mix of mainstays and obscure favorites to your viewing experience! 📺✨

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@Everyone: Merry Christmas!, Peace on earth and goodwill to all :) (So I did do a few forum posts before Christmas then). We'll have to see what happens on 1st January (or sometime after the Xmas/New Year Break) regarding TCM in Eastern Europe and 24 hour CN, There has been no press release and I've looked. We now know about CN/Boomerang HQ in Portugal and the closure of TNT & TCM Netherlands and Flanders. Things can abruptly change, for example TCM2 and CN/Boomerang/Cartoonito Spain nearly closed in same month.

@Mariana: CN Brazil seems to have a varied schedule, unlike the CN Feed I'm getting and I know Boomerang in LA is a lot different, But I assume that the purpose of Tooncast is to be the old Boomerang. :)

@Ákos97HU: Why is that part of the CN Nordic schedule in a loop, have they gone mad?

I think I found out why the UK schedule is terrible, Regular Show, Gumball and Adventure Time dominate the top 10 most watched programmes, "Show what's popular and don't give any other show a chance" seems to be CN UK's philosophy, and CN Too just seems to dilute the schedule quality even more (HOW many times have they ran S3 of GX). At least it's nearly impossible to miss out on a Christmas special XD. I'm also interested in other countries audience rating systems and how it influences the schedule on their own version of CN.

Let's see what the new year brings, I hope the changes will be for the better rather than the worse across Europe, I don't like things closing down.
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@RegularCapital and Akos97HU - You should also write, that Cartoonito block is gone from schedule of Boom CEE, but series from Cartoonito will still airing after 1st January, but in a part of full Boomerang block.
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The so-called "special" aired at 17:30 according to a fan blog on CN PT.
I'm not sure if they used the Christmas bumpers. And I can't record shows from CN PT...
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RandomMe said:
The so-called "special" aired at 17:30 according to a fan blog on CN PT.
I'm not sure if they used the Christmas bumpers. And I can't record shows from CN PT...

Cartoon Network :: Portugal
I always thought it was you who ran that blog.
As for the bumpers, maybe they'll air it tomorrow, but I don't have high hopes since the only thing Christmas-related I'd seen was the announcement.
But then again, that was before it aired, so what do I know
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Cartoon Network :: Portugal
I always thought it was you who ran that blog.
As for the bumpers, maybe they'll air it tomorrow, but I don't have high hopes since the only thing Christmas-related I'd seen was the announcement.
But then again, that was before it aired, so what do I know
I don't run that... It's some SAPO user called Tails (formerly Rigby).
I need to watch it tomorrow... The promos said that it was about to air at 19:30.
CN PT airs weird promos... "Descobre como podes salvar o pêlo em Ben 10: Omniverse". And I was like: WHAAAAAAT?!
I thought that it was "Salvar o pêlo" as "saving fur" or "salvar el pelo", which is Spanish for "saving hair". It confuses me.
CN PT needs medication...
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Cartoon Network Brazil HD was launched today on the 4th biggest provider Oi TV in Brazil!

On the next week I'll record a video or take a picture. My friend has this provider.

RegularCapital said:
@Everyone: Merry Christmas!, Peace on earth and goodwill to all :) (So I did do a few forum posts before Christmas then). We'll have to see what happens on 1st January (or sometime after the Xmas/New Year Break) regarding TCM in Eastern Europe and 24 hour CN, There has been no press release and I've looked. We now know about CN/Boomerang HQ in Portugal and the closure of TNT & TCM Netherlands and Flanders. Things can abruptly change, for example TCM2 and CN/Boomerang/Cartoonito Spain nearly closed in same month.

@Mariana: CN Brazil seems to have a varied schedule, unlike the CN Feed I'm getting and I know Boomerang in LA is a lot different, But I assume that the purpose of Tooncast is to be the old Boomerang. :)

I aggree. :)

Thanks for your opinion. XD
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Ákos97HU said:
@Bogus: I wrote my article with a link to your blog. :)

Okey. Thanks for writing, and I'll also write on my blog an update about Turner without plannes of Cartoonito as a seperated channel airing.
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The CN Chistmas "special" will repeat at 16:00.
And I still miss CN HQ...
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@RegularCapital: I'm actually a bit jealous at your The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy-slot (weekdays at 11:00) and your The Cramp Twins-slots at night! :) And CN TOO is also nice!

I also want more variety on my CN... Starting February, I will have seen almost every episode of almost every nice show on my CN. I will probably rewatch the original Ben 10 and Samurai Jack.

After that, I have to hope they start rerunning Foster's, Camp Lazlo, Evil Con Carne, Billy & Mandy and/or Johnny Bravo. (I've seen most episodes of the latter two, but not all of them) These shows are the only CN shows of which I haven't seen every episode.

It's not like I don't like the new shows, BTW. I really like Gumball, Clarence and Steven Universe, but for me, there's more variety needed than those three.

EDIT: All those shows air on the German CN. That's why I like the German feed so much. And I also love the Italian CN, because of Teen Titans, Batman of the Future and Billy & Mandy.
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Ákos97HU said:
Your CN has one of the best CN schedules. ;)
I know, but after a while, you just want other shows!

I wouldn't mind if they replaced Sheep in the Big City (at 21:00) and Courage the Cowardly Dog (at 21:25) with Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and Camp Lazlo. I really like Sheep and Courage, but I've seen every episode of them for multiple times and I really want something else!

And what's the point of having CN 24 hours a day if they almost never change the night schedule? The last change took place in September when they switched Courage (at 21:50, now at 21:25) with Batman (at 21:25, now at 21:50) sigh The next change will be in January when they replace Hero 108 with Gormiti, but both shows are stupid so there's really no difference...

EDIT: But I'll stop complaining because I know CN PT is worse XD
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Sorry, Ákos but this voice is HORRIBLE. His voice is like a brazilian yokel. I saw this video yesterday during the Christmas special while I took a picture in the previous page.

CN SEA will premiere Steve Universe in 06/01. Steve has a webpage on the official website, meanwhile the CN LA's website doesn't updates any pages for its programs, only games. -_-

Steven Universe | Free Videos and Online Games | Cartoon Network South East Asia
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Uncle Grandpa is planned for CN Poland to the 2nd Quarter of the 2014 Year, and Teen Titans Go! will be aired from February 2014.
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What a nice schedule. Sadly I can't get it...
And they're still using the July 2013 model! They used to change the model every three months!
The reason I called the Christmas schedule as a "special" is that there were no bumpers and just one promo. How can we revert back to CN HQ?
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Ákos97HU said:
Today, Johnny Bravo (11.25 CET) was aired with Johnny Test's intro! It is not so surprising, because in 2011 the morning Johnny Test (07.15 CET) was aired sometimes with Johnny Bravo's intro. CN CEE, I love you so... :D
And there was a programming block on CN USA called Johnny Johnny.
Makes me remind of one time (a few times) when they played an episode of GAOBAM (Ecto Cooler) when Courage the Cowardly Dog was on!
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Cartoon Network UK & Ireland: January schedule (GMT)

Oh, CN UK begins to come to his senses! Very good! :) @RegularCapital: Why do you have 30-minute slots in January? :O Do you have many commercials? And if yes, why do you have 30-minute slots during the night? What shows do you have between 0:00 and 6:00?

WEEKDAYS (Mondays 16-19h: marathon)
06:00 Dreamworks Dragons
06:30 Ben 10
07:00 Adventure Time
07:30 Regular Show
08:00 The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 Johnny Test
09:00 Adventure Time
09:30 Regular Show
10:00 The Amazing World of Gumball
10:30 Chowder
11:00 The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
11:30 Ed Edd n Eddy
12:00 Ben 10
12:30 Johnny Test
13:00 Transformers: Prime
13:30 Green Lantern
14:00 Ben 10: Omniverse
14:30 Dreamworks Dragons
15:00 SheZow
15:30 The Amazing World of Gumball
16:00 Johnny Test
16:30 Regular Show
17:00 Adventure Time
17:30 The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 Teen Titans Go!
18:30 Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal
19:00 Dreamworks Dragons
19:30 Regular Show
20:00 Adventure Time
20:30 The Amazing World of Gumball
21:00 Skatoony
21:30 Viewtiful Joe
22:00 Obscure Spotlight

@Ákos97HU: Thanks for posting the schedule! The average advertisement break in the UK is around 3-5 minutes long, usually at 10, 25, 40 and 55 minutes past the hour. The schedule is usually half hour blocks or hour blocks it has always been general practice here (Movies are the exception) and most channels usually follow this convention, The BBC Kids channels and Disney Channel don't follow this rule as they don't have adverts. It's a well thought out schedule without interfering with the before and after school lineup of popular shows, also Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal has made the move from CN TOO to CN. Ed, Edd, and Eddy, Cramp Twins and Grim is back. I'm guessing Ben 10: Ultimate Challenge is a repeat, but yet it's now the only live action show after Mr. Bean, Harry Hill's TV Burp/Shark Infested Custard and Dick & Dom in da Bungalow has disappeared. As for 30 minute slots during the night, I'm guessing that they want to keep things consistent, you could say it's crazy but in a sensible sort of way. XD

The 00:00 to 06:00 schedule (30th Dec) presently goes like this:

00:00 to 00:30 Hero: 108
00:30 to 01:00 Chop Socky Chooks (TV guides cut half the episode and pretend GoGoRiki is in the middle)
01:00 to 02:00 Hero: 108
02:00 to 03:30 Chop Socky Chooks
03:30 to 04:00 Monster Buster Club
04:00 to 04:30 Skatoony
04:30 to 05:00 Robotboy
05:00 to 06:00 The Amazing World of Gumball

If you have insomnia and like Hero: 108 and Chop Socky Chooks, CN UK's old late night schedule is your best bet. :)

The new schedule will go like this (2nd Jan):

00:00 to 00:30 Obscure Spotlight (4 obscure shows shown in a random rotation each night)
00:30 to 01:05 Chop Socky Chooks
01:05 to 01:55 Skatoony
01:55 to 03:05 Chop Socky Chooks
03:05 to 04:05 The Cramp Twins
04:05 to 04:55 Ben 10: Ultimate Challenge
04:55 to 5:15 Robotboy
05:15 to 06:00 Angelo Rules

After 06:00 to 7am it's Chowder and then Johnny Test before the important "before school block", but kids don't go back to school until around 6th Jan here, I go back to work on the 2nd.

Also as for the Johnny Bravo and Johnny Test intro mixup on CN CEE, imagine what will happen if they start showing Jonny Quest again. :D

@Mariana: A HD feed for Brazil, that's a nice Christmas present!, shame your provider doesn't have it yet :(. I nearly had to wait 18 months for it to be on my provider (Virgin Media).

@NewBogus: I didn't know they are putting an end to the Cartoonito Block on Boomerang CEE, but at least you get to keep the shows.

@RedArrow: Yep, it's nice to have Grim Adventures back on and The Cramp Twins was one of the few CN programmes to be shown on Network Television (excluding the pre-CN Hanna-Barbera and not forgetting Warner Bros. shows of course).

Just a question, does anyone know what's happening with the Turner Media Innovations and Turner Jobs websites?, they have been down for months.

Forum Thread: Which Obscure Shows Are Featured in the "Obscure Spotlight" on CN UK?

User1: With the new schedule changes coming up, I'm really curious about the “Obscure Spotlight” slot on Cartoon Network UK starting January 2nd. Does anyone know which obscure shows they're planning to feature in this rotation?

User2: Great question! I was curious about that too. It sounds like a fantastic way to showcase some hidden gems that don’t often get the spotlight. If anyone knows, please share!

User3: I managed to find out which shows are being featured in the “Obscure Spotlight” slot. Here they are:

"Tika's Terrific Travels" – Enjoy the whimsical adventures of Tika in the magical land of Glimmerfog.
"The Adventures of the Kidiminiz" – Follow the fun exploits of the digital pets as they explore their animated world.
"GoGoRiki" – Experience the quirky and unpredictable tales of the GoGoRiki characters.
"Monster Buster Club" – Join a team of junior agents as they protect their town from alien threats.
User4: Thanks for sharing! What a cool mix of shows. I love how Cartoon Network is giving these lesser-known series a chance to shine. It’s a nice change from the usual lineup.

User5: Absolutely! I’ve always been a fan of "Tika's Terrific Travels," but it’s not easy to catch it, so this is a perfect opportunity. Excited to check out the others as well.

User6: This sounds promising! It’s a great way to get introduced to shows that might have flown under the radar. Looking forward to seeing these obscure classics on the air.

User1: Thanks to everyone who shared the info! I’ll definitely tune in to the “Obscure Spotlight” to catch these hidden gems. It’s always fun exploring new shows and discovering unique stories.

User7: Same here! Let’s enjoy the chance to see some different series and maybe even find some new favorites among these obscurities. Can't wait!

Write a reply saying also for the first time in a while, GoGoRiki is airing for real, and mention its fake airing on the current night schedule (the one with H108 and CSC)

User8: That's really exciting news! It's been ages since we've seen "GoGoRiki" airing for real on Cartoon Network UK. It's nice to see it getting some well-deserved airtime during the "Obscure Spotlight." 😄

For the longest time, it was just listed as part of the nighttime schedule, but we all know it wasn't really airing during those late-night slots with "Hero: 108" and "Chop Socky Chooks." It almost felt like an inside joke to have it in the lineup but never actually playing. 😂

Looking forward to actually watching "GoGoRiki" and enjoying its quirky charm without any more schedule tricks!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r06sLET0n5I
It's interesting to see that during nighttime (recognisable as those shows were on during nighttime CN UK only during 2000), when CN UK nighttime was simulcast on other European versions for a while their breaks were made up of bumpers and fillers that were trying to not promote the UK channels as that would confuse viewers from other parts of Europe
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r06sLET0n5I
It's interesting to see that during nighttime (recognisable as those shows were on during nighttime CN UK only during 2000), when CN UK nighttime was simulcast on other European versions for a while their breaks were made up of bumpers and fillers that were trying to not promote the UK channels as that would confuse viewers from other parts of Europe

I assume they had to be careful as they would be promoting shows at the wrong times! :D
At least you still had the UK version (even though it was on late at night).

This was at a time when TBSE's operations were getting complicated with new feeds, they probably switched to CN UK's feed to make it easier at night and this was when they were still using tapes.
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I assume they had to be careful as they would be promoting shows at the wrong times! :D
At least you still had the UK version (even though it was on late at night).

This was at a time when TBSE's operations were getting complicated with new feeds, they probably switched to CN UK's feed to make it easier at night and this was when they were still using tapes.
Yep :)
It was interesting, it gave you that "pan-Europe" vibe that we lost with the localised version; I wonder why they did not use the newly launched European version, however!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2xJ2LAcDos So the AP idents which were used after the City idents (2007-2009) were the ones from 1:25 (and similar)? I'm curious as I don't seem to get much information about branding of that period in Asia Pacific I even wonder if they had an ident or if they didn't just showed a bumper instead; well, at least it's better than the US idents during that time (including the Noods; even New Wave were better than that)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl9D6ZbrcMQ
You can see that these bumpers were created in Italy by the fact that the newspaper Grim is reading is named after the Italian newspaper "Il corriere dello Sport" (The Daily Sport) > Il cartone dello Sport (The toon of Sport) :D
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQXCj4S-eJ8 This is one of the few Pubblicità bumpers aired in Italy; also you can see the logo that they used after they dropped the European 2005-6 one (a bit disproportionated, with the CN block smaller)
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@Moleoman: Was the background cyan?
Also, no sound on the Juniper lee bumper? Maybe because the rebrand was imminent at the time.

Yes, the background on the Toon Extra block era next ident in square was cyan (with some white elements, if my memory doesn't trick with me) and if I remember the guy in the footage wore a yellow suit.
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Yep :)
It was interesting, it gave you that "pan-Europe" vibe that we lost with the localised version; I wonder why they did not use the newly launched European version, however!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2xJ2LAcDos So the AP idents which were used after the City idents (2007-2009) were the ones from 1:25 (and similar)? I'm curious as I don't seem to get much information about branding of that period in Asia Pacific I even wonder if they had an ident or if they didn't just showed a bumper instead; well, at least it's better than the US idents during that time (including the Noods; even New Wave were better than that)

I find it difficult to remember this part of CN's history for some reason, There was a "New Wave" era (which had a white background, colorful ribbons or waves) between the City and "Logo/2D/3D Arrow" era (which had logo related bumpers) There are some video's on Selsox's YouTube account,
Here's some bumpers and continuity during this era, I believe the main reason why I can't remember it is because it was jettisoned by 2009

[video=youtube_share;BFX26H9RrfY]http://youtu.be/BFX26H9RrfY[/video]

There are some Arrow Era bumpers made by Pesky on my YouTube account as well.

The 12foot6 ones (Pancake Flip, Hacker's Den, Birthday Surprise) are on Matt Oxborrow's YouTube page.

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It was the same for Italy; not the same bumpers but it was a confused transitional era where they still used the City theme but edited to be minimalistic and try not show the non-updated characters.. they had something else too but I do not remember very clearly
Thanks for the link!
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Francisque said:
It was the same for Italy; not the same bumpers but it was a confused transitional era where they still used the City theme but edited to be minimalistic and try not show the non-updated characters.. they had something else too but I do not remember very clearly
Thanks for the link!

No problem :), I would of prefered the Noods though.

My favourite rebrands in order.

Check It 1.0/2.0/3.0 Era
Pros:

It pays homage to the Checkerboard Era and has rectified the logo issue that was caused by the City era.

Cons:

Bumpers have little relevance to the actual shows and look generic, they could of been used on another channel and would still fit in.

Squares/European Powerhouse Era
Pros:

It's the first rebrand by Cartoon Network Europe and they actually made an effort to have animated cartoon characters.

Cons:

Some of the bumpers look cheaply made, but had creative use of the logo, I would of prefered the USA Powerhouse era.

Checkerboard Era
Pros:

This was the era that set the tone of Cartoon Network, without it, Cartoon Network would of been very different. They also did a good job to include different languages and language symbols from the imported American graphics.

Cons:

It was a good era, but by 1999, the channel looked tired, the Squares Era gave the channel some reinvigeration.

City Era
Pros:

There's nothing more awesome than having cartoon characters living in a city and the animation was pretty good. Out of all the eras, this was the most relevant to the shows to what CN airs.

Cons:

The concept was great, but this was the era when the second CN logo was revealed, I didn't like that logo.

Blocks Era
This was Cartoon Network's peak in terms of presentation (and as a channel in general) with creative flowing bumpers, a countdown clock, cross-channel promotion and announcements of the shows and channels.

Cons:

The Pushbacks during the credits.
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Francisque said:
I'd say that the pan-European version we used to get until the late 90s is CN UK and the current CN Europe is a later creation
Before we got the Italian CN feed I remember how we got UK ads and the only European referrence were the timings and the Next inscription in different languages
I did a few edits to my blog's Facebook page, I've added the channel's full separation date from thirteen years ago.
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Oh yeah, I always forget that... Sorry :/

I have added some blank lines in my previous post. For some reason ToonZone likes to mess with my post lay-out :mad:

We had only 2 versions. This was the first version: (the small one)
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And this was the second version: (the one with the red or gray ground planes)
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It premiered in 2008. (or late 2007) On some other feeds it had blue ground planes, but I think we only got the gray and red versions... (@RandomMe, maybe you can confirm this?)

@Mariana: To make my ''presentation'' complete, here's a picture of the pushbacks during the Arrow era :D
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Click to expand...
I noticed that the bug changed in November 2007, I was watching the Bendy episode from FHFIF one Saturday morning. (during Foster's 60)
And I assume that we got the version with gray shadows.
RegularCapital said:
Cartoon Network Portugal has slightly redesigned their homepage:
Cartoon Network | Jogos On-line Grátis, Downloads e Vídeos para Crianças
It still looks the same to me, only a few things (very few things!) have changed, however, I'm still waiting for the European look to arrive, pretty much the same way they implemented it on CN FR's website.
RegularCapital said:
CN UK has screwed up and uploaded a Regular Show clip from the wrong dub, notice that Mordecai's screaming is different. :D

[video=youtube;gPZQj_7bjl8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPZQj_7bjl8[/video]
He sounds like the Portuguese Mordecai, only way better than he is now.
Moleoman said:
Yes, the background on the Toon Extra block era next ident in square was cyan (with some white elements, if my memory doesn't trick with me) and if I remember the guy in the footage wore a yellow suit.
I was right.
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Here are some Cartoon Network EMEA Check It 1.0. template test videos:

[video=youtube;QhGpvsY9YAY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhGpvsY9YAY[/video]
Featuring the Cartoon Network Video bumper with placeholders.
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Here's the second video of the template tests:

[video=youtube;0kZHdHoebSI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kZHdHoebSI[/video]
Here's some tests featuring infocards for promos.

ToonZone won't allow me to have more than one video per post, so sorry for the double posting.
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Let's hope if CN UK gets rebranded at about maybe 12am?
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The French versions of Cartoon Network, Boomerang and Boing have expanded their coverage to Francophone Africa, thanks to TV Sat Africa, a TV provider I only knew it existed today.
This makes Boing France the first Boing in the world to become available in more than one country, legally.
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I'm really sorry to say this, but CN UK never rebranded (YET)
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It will probably be the next programme, or at 6am.
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Someone posted saying the UK hasn't rebranded yet.

I was only gonna say wait around after 6am. thats usually how they start the schedule.
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Yes, It will likely to rebrand at 6am when CN UK exits the night schedule. I still have doubts, the Johnny Test promo they're now airing has the Check It 1.0. infocard, but yet the Ninjago promo is Check It 3.0.
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Cartoon Network UK has now fully implemented Check It 3.0, a continuity will be recorded later.
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Sorry about the double post (I can't edit my previous one because of the caching problem, ToonZone should fix this problem, it's making the forums unusable).

Here's some screenshots:

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There are some promos in the old Check It 1.0. style though, I think replacing these will be a transitional process, it not technically a full rebrand, we are still in the Check It era.

Also changes to overnight from August 1, Ben 10 Ultimate Challenge is gone (THANK GOD), and so is Angelo Rules and The Cramp Twins (OH DEAR GOD NO), also the schedule is being re-jigged, What's with Andy is back (I THOUGHT WE GOT RID OF THAT IN OCTOBER 2011 WHEN DISNEY TOOK THE RIGHTS BACK TO TOFUS, The Tofus currently airs on Disney XD UK's overnight schedule), so is Xiaolin Showdown and Hero: 108, Also the "Obscure Spotlight" shows join the normal schedule, the former 10pm Obscure Spotlight hour is now Skatoony, 11pm is now Chooks

12:00am - Hero: 108
12:30am - Chop Socky Chooks
1:00am - Skatoony
1:30am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
2:00am - GoGoRiki
2:30am - What's With Andy?
3:00am - Skatoony
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
4:30am - Hero: 108
5:00am - Tika's Terrific Travels
5:30am - Robotboy

Forum Thread: Request for Cartoon Network Too Schedule - August 2014

User1: Hey everyone, with all the changes happening lately, I'm curious about what the current schedule for Cartoon Network Too looks like as of August 2014. Anyone have the latest lineup?

User2: Great question! It seems like CN Too has been doing some reshuffling, so it would be good to see what’s airing now.

User3: I managed to catch the CN Too schedule, and here's what it looks like for August 2014:

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - August 2014

6:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30am - Johnny Test
7:00am - Adventure Time
7:30am - Regular Show
8:00am - Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30am - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
9:00am - The Spectacular Spider-Man
9:30am - Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL
10:00am - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
10:30am - Viewtiful Joe
11:00am - Angelo Rules
11:30am - Generator Rex
12:00pm - Adventure Time
12:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Johnny Test
2:00pm - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
2:30pm - Ben 10: Omniverse
3:00pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
3:30pm - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
4:00pm - Total Drama: Revenge of the Island
4:30pm - Regular Show
5:00pm - Adventure Time
5:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:00pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
6:30pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
7:00pm - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012)
7:30pm - Adventure Time
8:00pm - Johnny Test
8:30pm - Regular Show
9:00pm - Generator Rex
9:30pm - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:00pm - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
10:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
11:00pm - Hero: 108
12:00am - Skatoony
12:30am - The Tofus
1:00am - Monster Buster Club
1:30am - Robotboy
2:00am - GoGoRiki
2:30am - What's With Andy?
3:00am - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
3:30am - Spider Riders
4:00am - Xiaolin Showdown
4:30am - Eon Kid
5:00am - Tika's Terrific Travels
5:30am - The Amazing World of Gumball

User4: Thanks for sharing! It looks like CN Too has a great mix of animated action, comedy, and classic favorites.

User5: Interesting schedule! I'm glad to see "The Spectacular Spider-Man" and "Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL" included. CN Too keeps delivering engaging content.

User6: Looks promising! With such a varied lineup, there's definitely something for everyone to enjoy. Thanks for providing the update!

Forum Thread: What's the Current Branding Style for Cartoon Network Too? - August 4, 2014

User1: Hey everyone, with all the discussions about schedule changes and programming updates, I'm curious about how Cartoon Network Too looks branding-wise right now. Have they updated their style, or are they sticking with the previous look?

User2: That's a good question! I haven't checked recently, but it'd be interesting to know if CN Too has shifted its branding in line with any recent trends or changes at CN UK.

User3: As of now, CN Too is sticking with the "Dynamic Arrows" branding. It’s got that nostalgic yet modern vibe, and they've kept the aesthetic pretty consistent despite the programming changes.

User4: Yeah, I've noticed that too. It still holds onto that vibrant and colorful theme with arrows flying around as part of its design. It seems to keep things light and animated.

User5: Even though CN UK has moved onto the "Check It" era, CN Too has maintained its distinctive identity with the "Dynamic Arrows" style. It gives it a unique feel compared to its sister channel.

User6: I think they’re deliberately keeping the "Dynamic Arrows" branding to differentiate CN Too from CN UK, which is nice for diversity between the networks. Seeing both styles coexisting is pretty cool!

User1: Thanks for the update, everyone! I'm glad to hear that CN Too is maintaining its branding uniqueness while offering new content. It's interesting to see how they balance the look and programming.

User7: Agreed! It's great to have different styles between the two channels. It keeps them fresh in their own ways while catering to a wide range of audiences. Let’s see how long they keep this up!

Write a conversation asking when they reverted, as he remembers Too having a nice live action look, He assumes this is tied to the main channel getting Check It 3.0

Forum Thread: When Did Cartoon Network Too Revert from the Live Action Look?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been trying to remember when Cartoon Network Too reverted from that nice live-action look they had for a while. I assume this is tied to the main channel getting the Check It 3.0 branding. Does anyone know when this change happened?

User2: I remember the live-action style you're talking about—it had those cool graphics with kids wearing animated T-shirts, right? I'm pretty sure the shift back happened around the time Check It 3.0 came to CN UK.

User3: Yeah, you're spot on! CN Too kept the live-action look until around last month. When CN UK transitioned to Check It 3.0, CN Too started reverting back to its previous style, sticking to the "Dynamic Arrows" branding instead.

User4: That makes sense. It seems like they wanted to align CN Too a bit more with the typical animated vibes of Cartoon Network, especially as the main channel was updating its look. The live-action segments were fun, but I guess they decided to refocus.

User5: I actually miss some of their live-action promos! They added a unique touch at the time, like a real-world crossover with our favorite animated shows. But I guess the current branding fits the network's identity better now.

User1: Thanks for clarifying! It’s interesting how these branding changes can impact the channel feel so much. I did enjoy the live-action look, but I suppose sticking with the animation-centric style works best for CN Too.

User6: Absolutely! It helps in keeping a consistent brand identity across the network, even with its distinct differences from CN UK. Let's see if they experiment with anything new in the future! Also I assume this is due to the Arrows look using the 2004 logo, which I suppose is to seperate their branding (Cinemagic still uses the 2003 Disney Channel logo). Write a follow up asking if cntoo.co.uk still uses the cardboard style, or has that changed over

Forum Thread: Has the CN Too Website Kept the Cardboard Style or Updated Recently?

User1: Hey everyone, with all the branding updates happening on Cartoon Network Too, I'm curious if their website, cntoo.co.uk, is still using that cardboard style design. Has anyone checked recently to see if it's changed, or is it still the same?

User2: That's a good question! I haven't visited the site in a while, but the cardboard style was quite unique. If anyone knows the current status, please share!

User3: As of my last visit, the cntoo.co.uk website is still sporting that cardboard style theme. It's kept that distinct, tactile aesthetic which sets it apart visually from other Cartoon Network sites.

User4: Yeah, it appears the website hasn't updated to match the recent changes in the TV branding. It continues to embrace the cardboard style, which adds a nice playful touch to its online presence.

User5: It's interesting that they've maintained that look, especially since other parts of Cartoon Network have updated visuals. Maybe they're saving any potential changes for a future overhaul.

User6: The cardboard style does give it a charming and dynamic feel, and perhaps they aim to keep that unique identity online while the channel aligns more with animation on TV. It's always good to have a bit of variety!

User1: Thanks for the info, everyone! It's nice to hear that the website's maintained that creative look for now. Hopefully, they keep that flair while adapting to any broader changes in the future.

User7: Agreed! It's always a balance between staying fresh and keeping what makes a brand unique. Let's see if they surprise us with any online updates down the road.

Write a conversation where new to CN UK are Yo Kai Watch and Supernoobs, here's the new schedule starting Aug 20

Forum Thread: New Additions to Cartoon Network UK - Yo-Kai Watch and Supernoobs!

User1: Hey everyone, exciting news! I just found out that "Yo-Kai Watch" and "Supernoobs" are joining Cartoon Network UK's lineup starting August 20th. Can't wait to see how they fit into the schedule!

User2: That's fantastic! I've heard a lot about "Yo-Kai Watch," especially with its popularity in Japan. It'll be interesting to see how it translates to CN UK. What about "Supernoobs"? I've heard it's pretty fun too!

User3: Yes, "Supernoobs" is a fun show with lots of humor and action. It'll bring a fresh dynamic to the lineup. Does anyone have the updated schedule with these new additions?

User4: I managed to get a look at the schedule starting August 20th. Here it is:

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - Starting August 20, 2021

6:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30am - Teen Titans Go!
7:00am - Ben 10: Omniverse
7:30am - Adventure Time
8:00am - Regular Show
8:30am - Uncle Grandpa
9:00am - The Tom and Jerry Show
9:30am - The Looney Tunes Show
10:00am - Total Drama All-Stars
10:30am - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
11:00am - Johnny Test
11:30am - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
12:00pm - Yo-Kai Watch (New Show)
12:30pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:00pm - Regular Show
1:30pm - Adventure Time
2:00pm - Supernoobs (New Show)
2:30pm - Ben 10: Omniverse
3:00pm - SheZow
3:30pm - The Looney Tunes Show
4:00pm - Total Drama All-Stars
4:30pm - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
5:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
5:30pm - Ben 10: Omniverse
6:00pm - Regular Show
6:30pm - Adventure Time
7:00pm - Teen Titans Go!
7:30pm - Uncle Grandpa
8:00pm - The Amazing World of Gumball
8:30pm - The Looney Tunes Show

Nighttime Programming: Obscure Shows and Classics

9:00pm - Tika's Terrific Travels
9:30pm - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
10:00pm - Hero: 108
10:30pm - Chop Socky Chooks
11:00pm - Spider Riders
12:00am - Hero: 108
12:30am - Chop Socky Chooks
12:45am - GoGoRiki
1:00am - Hero: 108
2:00am - Chop Socky Chooks
3:30am - Monster Buster Club
4:00am - Skatoony
4:30am - Robotboy
5:00am - The Amazing World of Gumball

User5: Thanks for sharing the schedule! It looks like these new additions are right in the thick of the lineup. "Yo-Kai Watch" and "Supernoobs" should bring in lots of fun and excitement.

User6: Agreed! I'm really excited to see how "Yo-Kai Watch" adapts to a broader audience. It’s going to be a great addition to the cartoon universe on CN UK.

User1: Thanks for providing the updated schedule! I'll definitely be tuning in for the premieres. It's always exciting to see new shows making their way to Cartoon Network.

User7: Let's see how these shows resonate with the audience. Looking forward to all the new adventures we’re about to experience on CN UK!

Write a YouTube video titled Cartoon Network UK - Rebranded (July 21 2014) and CN Too UK - Debranded (July 21 2014), and a description explaining what's happening

YouTube Video Title: Cartoon Network UK - Rebranded (July 21, 2014) and CN Too UK - Debranded (July 21, 2014)

Video Description:

🌟 Join us as we explore the exciting changes at Cartoon Network UK and CN Too UK starting July 21, 2014! 🌟

In this video, we dive into the fresh new look of Cartoon Network UK as it embraces the vibrant and modern "Check It 3.0" branding. Get ready for a visual feast as we showcase its sleek animations, dynamic colors, and innovative design elements that bring a whole new energy to the channel.

But that's not all! We'll also take a close look at CN Too UK, which has opted to revert to the beloved "Dynamic Arrows" branding. Discover the nostalgic charm and colorful theme that continue to characterize the channel's unique identity.

Highlights in this video:

🔹 A side-by-side comparison of the "Check It 3.0" and "Dynamic Arrows" styles, showcasing their unique characteristics and impact on the viewing experience.

🔹 A breakdown of the design changes, including logo animations, on-screen graphics, and promo styles.

🔹 Insight into the strategic decision-making behind these branding updates and how they align with Cartoon Network's ongoing evolution.

🔹 An exclusive sneak peek at the new promos and idents that will captivate viewers on both channels.

Tune in to witness the transformation and see how Cartoon Network UK and CN Too UK are redefining their brands for new and returning audiences alike.

🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on your favorite channels and shows!

#CartoonNetworkUK #CNTooUK #Rebranding #CheckIt3.0 #DynamicArrows #AnimationTransformations

Write a conversation where we finally get a answer as to why Too relapsed

Forum Thread: Finally an Answer: Why Did Cartoon Network Too Revert Its Branding?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been wondering why exactly Cartoon Network Too reverted back to the "Dynamic Arrows" branding while the main CN UK channel adopted the "Check It 3.0" look. Does anyone have any insights or explanations for this decision?

User2: I've been curious about this too! It's interesting how the two channels made different branding choices. Did anyone find any official statements or reasoning behind this?

User3: Actually, I recently came across an interview with a Turner Broadcasting executive that shed some light on the situation. The decision to keep CN Too with the "Dynamic Arrows" branding was intentional to maintain a distinct identity and offer a nostalgic nod to long-time viewers.

User4: Oh, that makes sense! So it's more about differentiating CN Too from the main channel rather than just updating to match. I can see how they’d want to keep CN Too unique in its own right.

User5: Exactly. The executive explained that while CN UK is focused on new and evolving branding trends, CN Too serves as a bridge between past eras and modern content. It's meant to appeal to audiences who appreciate both fresh content and familiar aesthetics.

User1: That actually sounds like a smart move! It keeps things interesting and diverse between the two channels, allowing each to cater to slightly different viewer preferences.

User6: Agreed! It's nice to have variety in terms of look and feel. The two channels can coexist without looking like carbon copies of one another, which makes for a richer overall viewing experience.

User7: Hearing the explanation, I'm glad they approached it this way. The "Dynamic Arrows" branding feels both classic and contemporary, making CN Too stand out in its own right while complementing the broader Cartoon Network family.

User8: Definitely! Thanks for sharing this information. It's always good to know the thought process behind these decisions, and it's reassuring to see that there’s careful strategy involved in maintaining CN Too's identity.

Write a tweet about the May 16 2012-July 21 2014 CN Too look

🚀✨ From May 16, 2012, to July 21, 2014, Cartoon Network Too embraced a bold and creative look with live-action segments featuring animated T-shirts, reminiscent of the "D.A.N.C.E" music video! 🎶 This unique style stood out, capturing the fun and dynamic spirit of animation in real life. #CNToo #AnimatedVibes #ThrowbackStyle

Write a conversation saying the switch happened at 3am on July 21 2014 after a night marathon of one of the obscure shows to fill for time

Forum Thread: When Did CN Too Make the Branding Switch?

User1: Hey everyone, I was trying to pinpoint exactly when Cartoon Network Too made the branding switch back to the "Dynamic Arrows" style. Does anyone know the exact time it happened?

User2: I remember reading that the switch happened in the early morning, but I'm not sure about the specific time. Was there any clue or announcement about it?

User3: I stayed up that night and can confirm it. The branding switched at exactly 3 AM on July 21, 2014. They had a night marathon of one of the obscure shows to fill up some airtime leading up to the change.

User4: Oh wow, a night marathon! Which show did they go with for the marathon? It's always interesting to see what choices they make for these transitions.

User3: They aired "Tika's Terrific Travels" during the night, which was a nice throwback to its whimsical adventures. It played out smoothly before the switch happened at 3 AM sharp. Before this they aired Dick and Dom in da Bungalow at 10:30pm.

User5: That's a fitting choice! "Tika's Terrific Travels" definitely brings that nostalgic charm, which aligns well with their decision to revert to the "Dynamic Arrows" branding.

User1: Thanks for the details! It's cool to see how they approached the rebranding in such a seamless way. It's always exciting to catch those late-night transitions when channels update their look.

User6: For sure! These changes might be subtle, but they really help shape the channel's identity. Always fun to see how they integrate older shows into these transitions.

User7: I appreciate the nod to classic shows and the strategic approach to shifting branding styles. Here's to seeing what other surprises CN Too has in store for us in the future!

Write a tweet with the last shirt era ident (Batman throwing batarang) and first Re-Arrows ident

🔄✨ Transition alert! The last of CN Too's creative shirt era idents featured Batman launching his iconic batarang, seamlessly transitioning into the first Re-Arrows ident with vibrant, dynamic graphics. A perfect blend of action and nostalgia! 🦇🎯 #CNToo #ReArrows #AnimationTransitions

Write a tweet saying what the first Arrows ident to return was

🔄📺 Throwback moment for #CNToo fans! The first Arrows ident to make a comeback was the iconic "Bunnies" ident. 🐰🎨 Embracing nostalgia with a touch of quirky fun, this classic brings back fond memories while setting the stage for the Re-Arrows era! #DynamicArrows #CartoonNetworkToo

Forum Thread: What Ident Aired at 3 AM for CN Too's Switch? And Which Show Debuted the New Look?

User1: Hey everyone, now that we know the branding switch for CN Too happened at exactly 3 AM on July 21, 2014, I’m curious—does anyone know which ident aired first to mark the transition? And what show aired right after to debut the "Dynamic Arrows" look?

User2: Great question! I tuned in for the switch and if I remember correctly, the ident following the marathon was the classic “Bunnies” ident. It felt fitting, given how iconic it is for CN Too!

User3: That sounds right! I believe it managed to tie into CN Too’s whimsical vibe while leading into the refreshed branding. I’m pretty confident the first show to air after the ident was "Spider Riders."

User4: "Spider Riders" seems like a solid choice. It's got that adventurous feel that complements the energy of the "Dynamic Arrows" branding. Perfect to kick things off!

User5: Yeah, I was watching too, and the "Bunnies" ident definitely started off the refreshed look. It’s always been a fan favorite, so they made the right call using it as the first thing viewers saw.

User1: Thanks, everyone! Hearing that "Spider Riders" was the first show aired after the switch makes perfect sense. It’s a nostalgic yet action-packed show that embodies CN Too’s eclectic spirit.

User6: Absolutely! Pairing the "Bunnies" ident with "Spider Riders" was a great way to subtly say, “We’re back to our roots, but with a fresh coat of paint.” The transition felt seamless and intentional.

User7: I love that they thought about maintaining that connection between the old and new! It’s moments like these that make rebrands feel special and meaningful.

User8: Totally! Now we can look forward to seeing how the "Dynamic Arrows" branding enhances CN Too’s lineup moving forward. Feels like they handled this transition perfectly. Boomerang UK January 2015 WEEKDAYS
Morning revert back to normal half-hours from 06:00:
Starting with The Garfield Show at 6am
Scooby Doo Where are You gets an early morning slot at 6:30.
Looney Tunes will air at 7am but keeping it's random airing form, varying between Looney Tunes, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and The Looney Tunes Show.
Tom & Jerry will follow the same pattern at 7:30, with The Tom & Jerry Show on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, classics on Tuesdays and Tom & Jerry Tales on Thursdays.
Scooby Doo moves to 8am, but it's switch between What's new Scooby Doo and Mystery Incorporated stays the same.
And Finally Mr Bean The Animated Series at 8:30.
Jungle Bunch To The Rescue will now run only in the afternoons.

The daytime schedule from 9am to 3pm stays the same, except for:
Magi-Nation returns again to Boomerang, replacing My Goldfish is Evil! at 10:30 and Casper's Scare School at 13:00. Those two shows will be gone completely.

Scooby Doo, Where Are You gets an afternoon slot at 15:00, followed by Tom & Jerry classics at 15:30.
The rest of the afternoon stays the same from then til 17:30. The Tom & Jerry slot at 17:30 will run a pattern consisting of classics on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and The Tom & Jerry Show on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Looney Tunes at 18:00 will carry on it's weekly randomizer, while also followed with Mr Bean at 18:30. Boomerang Cinema is gone from its Wednesday slot, and will air only on Weekends.

Evenings at 19:00 move Dreamworks Dragons to an earlier slot. following on from 19:30 will be The Scooby Doo Show, Tom & Jerry classics and Looney Tunes.

But sadly, no changes to the later schedule after that. Still swamped with blocks of Garfield, Will and Dewitt and Skatoony.

UPDATE: there has been a change to the late-night schedule

There is a change to the late-night schedule after all.

Will and Dewitt replaces The Garfield Show at 3am, airing another triple bill after Skatoony.

Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics will be gone from the schedule, as the 4:05am classics lineup changes, starting with Wacky Races, Dastardly & Muttley, Top Cat and two episodes of The Flintstones.

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
07:00 -
Mondays - The Looney Tunes Show
Tuesdays - Bugs Bunny
Wednesdays - Looney Tunes
Thursdays - Daffy Duck
Fridays- The Looney Tunes Show
07:30 - Mon/Wed/Fri - The Tom & Jerry Show
Tues - Tom & Jerry
Thurs - Tom & Jerry Tales
08:00 - Mon/Wed/Fri - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
Tues/Thurs - What's New Scooby Doo?
08:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
09:00 - The Garfield Show
09:30 - Looney Tunes
10:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
10:30 - Magi-Nation
11:00 - Duck Dodgers
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - Magi-Nation
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
16:30 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
16:45 - The Garfield Show
17:00 -
Mon/Wed/Fri - What's New Scooby Doo?
Tues/Thurs - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Mon/Wed/Fri - Tom & Jerry
Tues/Thurs - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:00 -
Mondays - Looney Tunes
Tuesdays - The Looney Tunes Show
Wednesdays - Bugs Bunny
Thursdays - Looney Tunes
Fridays - Daffy Duck
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
19:15 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - Will and Dewitt
01:10 - Will and Dewitt
01:35 - Will and Dewitt
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - Will and Dewitt
03:30 - Will and Dewitt
03:50 - Will and Dewitt
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Boomerang UK January 2015 WEEKENDS
Gone from the schedule are New Scooby Doo Mysteries, Pink Panther and Pals, Duck Dodgers and Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries. They're replaced by Garfield and Mr Bean in the 06:00 slot.
Scooby Doo, Where Are You is gone, whilst The Scooby Doo Show moves at 19:30, pushing Dreamworks Dragons to an earlier slot.

Tom & Jerry Classics will air at 09:00, giving only one morning slot for The Tom & Jerry Show, and after Boomerang Cinema at approximately 10:30. A different show will vary after the 17:00 film.

Dreamworks Dragons and Jungle Bunch move to a later afternoon slot at 14:00. Looney Tunes come back to weekends, getting an evening slot at 20:30, and an hour block at 12:00, with The Looney Tunes Show followed by classics. Then a Mr Bean hour will run at 13:00, with another slot for The Animated Series, followed by the return of the Live-Action Series.

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
07:30 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
08:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
08:30 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Tom & Jerry
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show

10:00 - Boomerang Cinema

11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
12:30 - Looney Tunes
13:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
13:30 - Mr Bean
14:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
14:30 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - What's New Scooby Doo

17:00 - Boomerang Cinema

18:30 - The Garfield Show/Looney Tunes/Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - Will and Dewitt
01:10 - Will and Dewitt
01:35 - Will and Dewitt
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - Will and Dewitt
03:30 - Will and Dewitt
03:50 - Will and Dewitt
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Boomerang UK February 2015 Weekdays
No big changes this month.
The main highlights for this month are:

Boomerang Cinema will return on Wednesdays at 18:00.

Dragons: Riders of Berk will replaced with it's newest series, Defenders of Berk. It will remain running at 16:00 and 19:00.

and most importantly:

THANK THE LORD, WILL AND DEWITT IS GONE...... but it's replaced by LazyTown (great, just GREAT, you replace one pre-school show with ANOTHER? I just don't understand Turner's logic)

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
07:00 -
Mondays - The Looney Tunes Show
Tuesdays - Bugs Bunny
Wednesdays - Looney Tunes
Thursdays - Daffy Duck
Fridays- The Looney Tunes Show
07:30 - Mon/Wed/Fri - The Tom & Jerry Show
Tues - Tom & Jerry
Thurs - Tom & Jerry Tales
08:00 - Mon/Wed/Fri - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
Tues/Thurs - What's New Scooby Doo?
08:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
09:00 - The Garfield Show
09:30 - Looney Tunes
10:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
10:30 - Magi-Nation
11:00 - Duck Dodgers
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - Magi-Nation
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
16:30 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
16:45 - The Garfield Show
17:00 -
Mon/Wed/Fri - What's New Scooby Doo?
Tues/Thurs - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Mon/Wed/Fri - Tom & Jerry
Tues/Thurs - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:00 -
Mondays - Looney Tunes
Tuesdays - The Looney Tunes Show
Wednesdays - Boomerang Cinema
Thursdays - Looney Tunes
Fridays - Daffy Duck
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Boomerang UK February 2015 WEEKENDS
Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk (new to the network) will run at 7:30 and 19:00. Riders of Berk will stay at 14:00.

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
07:30 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
09:00 - Tom & Jerry
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show

10:00 - Boomerang Cinema

11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
12:30 - Looney Tunes
13:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
13:30 - Mr Bean
14:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
14:30 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - What's New Scooby Doo

17:00 - Boomerang Cinema

18:30 - The Garfield Show/Looney Tunes/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 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Boomerang UK February 2015 Highlights
A few changes are already said on the Weekday/Weekend posts, but i'll mention them again.

This month is going to be a big one for Boomerang UK, as we see two new shows, and all-new premieres.

Dreamworks Dragons will premiere on Boomerang from 2nd February at 4pm, replacing Riders of Berk which will air only on weekends.

Boomerang Cinema will return on Wednesdays with Pick n Mix Movies at 6pm.

Scooby Doo returns in an all-new special The Spooky Scarecrow. it will premiere on the 14th February at 8am, along with a marathon of back-to-back mysteries.

This will lead into the big half-term event, with the UK premiere of the CGI series, Inspector Gadget, which will air at 8am. And at 8:30, there's also new episodes of The Tom & Jerry Show.

And if that isn't enough for our cat and mouse duo, they'll also be getting a weekend marathon in celebration of their 75th anniversary.

Feburary Half-Term 2015
This week, Boomerang rolls out the biggest half-term yet. We've got Scooby specials, a triple bill of movies, new episodes of The Tom & Jerry Show and the UK Premiere of the new show Inspector Gadget. Plus episodes of Looney Tunes, Jungle Bunch, Dragons and more throughout the day.

Movie listings can be found in the Boomerang Cinema post.

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
07:30 - Scooby Doo Special
08:00 - Inspector Gadget
08:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema Double Feature
12:00 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
13:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
13:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
14:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
14:30 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
15:00 - Looney Tunes
15:30 - Scooby Doo Special
16:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
16:30 - Inspector Gadget
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Bugs & Daffy
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
20:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
20:30 - Looney Tunes

21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Specials
Monday 16th:
07:30 - Scooby Doo: Mecha Mutt Menace
15:30 - Scooby Doo: Spooky Games

Tuesday 17th:
07:30 - Scooby Doo: Spooky Games
15:30 - Scooby Doo: Ghastly Goals

Wednesday 18th:
07:30 - Scooby Doo: Ghastly Goals
15:30 - Scooby Doo: Mecha Mutt Menace

Thursday 19th:
07:30 - Scooby Doo and the Spooky Scarecrow
15:30 - What's New Scooby Doo

Friday 20th:
07:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
15:30 - Scooby Doo and the Spooky Scarecrow

Final Week in February 2015
Inspector Gadget will run in a shared half-hour block with The Jungle Bunch at 07:00 and 16:30, and with Mr Bean at 18:30.
The Scooby Doo Show will replace The Garfield Show at 06:00.
On Monday, a one-off showing of Make, Shake and Jake will air instead of Pink Panther & Pals at 10:00.
Chowder replaces Magi-Nation, which is now gone.

06:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
06:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - The Jungle Bunch to the Rescue
07:15 - Inspector Gadget
07:30 - Mon/Wed/Fri - The Tom & Jerry Show
Tues - Tom & Jerry
Thurs - Tom & Jerry Tales
08:00 - Mon/Wed/Fri - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
Tues/Thurs - What's New Scooby Doo?
08:30 - The Looney Tunes Show/Looney Tunes
09:00 - The Garfield Show
09:30 - Looney Tunes
10:00 - Monday: Make & Shake and Jake
Tuesday to Friday: Pink Panther & Pals
10:30 - Chowder
11:00 - Duck Dodgers
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - Chowder
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
16:30 - Inspector Gadget
16:45 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
17:00 -
Mon/Wed/Fri - What's New Scooby Doo?
Tues/Thurs - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Mon/Wed/Fri - Tom & Jerry
Tues/Thurs - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:00 - Looney Tunes/The Looney Tunes Show
18:30 - Inspector Gadget
18:45 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
19:30 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Boomerang UK March 2015 WEEKDAYS
From March 2nd, The Jungle Bunch will be gone from the schedule. Mr Bean will take it's slot at 07:00, while Inspector Gadget gets a whole half-hour at 16:30.

Inspector Gadget moves to another half-hour slot at 19:00, leaving Dragons: Defenders of Berk airing only at 16:00. New episodes of Dragons will air on that slot.

Scooby Doo Where Are You at 19:30 and Tom & Jerry at 20:00 will be replaced with Mystery Incorporated and Tom & Jerry Tales.

A one-off week of Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries will take the 18:00 slot from March 16th.

Boomerang Cinema is now only running on Weekends.

06:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
06:30 - The Garfield Show
07:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:15 - Inspector Gadget
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry/Tom & Jerry Tales
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated/What's New Scooby Doo?
08:30 - The Looney Tunes Show/Looney Tunes
09:00 - The Garfield Show
09:30 - Looney Tunes
10:00 - Pink Panther & Pals/Make, Shake & Jake
10:30 - Chowder
11:00 - Duck Dodgers
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - Chowder
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Pink Panther & Pals
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
16:30 - Inspector Gadget
16:45 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
17:00 - What's New Scooby Doo?/Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show
18:00 - Looney Tunes/The Looney Tunes Show/Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
20:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Boomerang UK March 2015 WEEKENDS
Dreamworks Dragons and The Jungle Bunch are gone from the line-up. Replacing them are Inspector Gadget and Looney Tunes.
The Scooby Doo Show comes back at 13:00.
The Garfield Show gets an hour at 06:00.

A Mr Bean Weekend Marathon will air from 12:00 to 16:00 on 14th and 15th.

UPDATE: Mr Bean at 12:30 is actually the Live-Action series.

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - The Garfield Show
07:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - Inspector Gadget
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
09:00 - Tom & Jerry
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
10:00 - Boomerang Cinema
11:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
11:30 - Bugs & Daffy
12:00 - Inspector Gadget
12:30 - Mr Bean
13:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:30 - Scooby Doo Where Are You
14:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:30 - The Garfield Show/Looney Tunes/Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

April 2015 WEEKDAYS
Returning to the lineup are Jungle Bunch the the Rescue (06:00) and Dragons: Riders of Berk (06:30 and 09:00)
The Scooby Doo Show gets only one slot, remaining at 12:30. Scooby Doo Where Are You will replace Mystery Incorporated at 19:30

Gone from the channel are Pink Panther & Pals and Duck Dodgers.

Boomerang Cinema returns on Wednesdays.

06:00 - Jungle Bunch: To the Rescue
06:30 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
07:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:15 - Inspector Gadget
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry/Tom & Jerry Tales
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated/What's New Scooby Doo?
08:30 - The Looney Tunes Show/Looney Tunes
09:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
09:30 - The Garfield Show
10:00 - Chowder
10:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
11:00 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - The Garfield Show
13:30 - Chowder
14:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
16:30 - Inspector Gadget
17:00 - What's New Scooby Doo?/Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show
18:00 - Looney Tunes/The Looney Tunes Show/Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
18:45 - Inspector Gadget
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
19:30 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

No changes on Weekends

May 2015 WEEKDAYS
May seems to be overfilling on more of the same three franchises as Tom & Jerry, Looney Tunes and Scooby Doo take up more slots. They take up the first quarter of the schedule. No Scooby Doo classics will be running on weekdays.

Many other shows will now run only in the afternoons. Dreamworks Dragons get only one slot per series. Riders of Berk airs at 12:00, while Defenders of Berk airs at 15:00. Chowder moves to 12:30. The Jungle Bunch moves to 15:30. The Garfield Show airs only once at 13:30, but still gets his late-night blocks. Inspector Gadget stays at 16:30, but moves it's evening slot to 20:00, giving Mr Bean a full half-hour at 18:30.

Boomerang Cinema will air on Wednesdays and Fridays.

In total, Tom & Jerry airs 3 times a day (08:30, 10:30 and 19:00), Tom & Jerry Tales air twice (10:00 and 17:30) and The Tom & Jerry Show air 3 times (8:00, 13:00 and 16:00).

Scooby Doo airs three times a day each for Mystery Incorporated (07:30, 11:00 and 17:00) and What's New Scooby Doo (07:00, 11:30 and 19:30).

Looney Tunes take up to 4 hours a day. Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck get separate half-hour blocks airing together at 06:00 and 14:00. Duck Dodgers returns at an earlier slot at 9:00, while The Looney Tunes Show moves to 9:30. Looney Tunes Classics remain at 18:00 and 20:30.

Other Highlights include New Episodes of The Jungle Bunch (15:30) and Inspector Gadget.

Another One-Off showing of Make, Shake and Jake will air at 10:00 on Friday 22nd

06:00 - Bugs Bunny
06:30 - Daffy Duck
07:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
07:30 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:30 - Tom & Jerry
09:00 - Duck Dodgers
09:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
10:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales/Make, Shake and Jake
10:30 - Tom & Jerry
11:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
11:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
12:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
12:30 - Chowder
13:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Bugs Bunny
14:30 - Daffy Duck
15:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
15:30 - Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
16:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
16:30 - Inspector Gadget
17:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Looney Tunes

Wednesdays and Fridays: Boomerang Cinema

18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Tom & Jerry
19:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
20:00 - Inspector Gadget
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

May 2015 WEEKENDS
Mornings alter with it's line-up changing slots. Garfield gets only one slot 06:00,as Mr Bean returns at 06:30. What's New Scooby Doo and Tom & Jerry move to an earlier slot at 07:00, pushing Inspector Gadget and Mystery Incorporated to 08:00. Tom & Jerry Show remains at 09:30.

New Show: The Owl & Co will premiere from May 2nd, airing at 09:00 and 14:00. It will air only on Weekends.

Synopsis: The series features The Owl, the titular pink grumpy owl who resembles a plastic figure. The Owl lives in a forest inhabited by various other species, the most notable ones being an intelligent stickbug, a brash frog, a charismatic bat and an airheaded sheep. Like the original short series, the Owl does not care about anyone else around her, as she would rather eat a worm instead. However, the Owl usually is unlucky and goes through some slapstick scenarios. A running gag at the end of each episode is the fact that the Owl ends up comically dismembered, usually accompanied by a short banjo tune.

The Scooby hour moves to 12:00, while replacing classics with Mystery Incorporated and What's New Scooby Doo. The Scooby Doo Show will keep its slot at 19:30.

Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk returns at 19:00, replacing Inspector Gadget.

Gone completely are The Looney Tunes Show and Scooby Doo, Where Are You.

On May 9th and 10th, a Marathon of Inspector Gadget will air from 12:00 to 16:00.

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
07:30 - Tom & Jerry
08:00 - Inspector Gadget
08:30 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - The Owl & Co
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
10:00 - Boomerang Cinema
11:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
11:30 - Bugs & Daffy/Tom & Jerry
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
14:00 - The Owl & Co
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:30 - The Garfield Show/Looney Tunes/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 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
00:20 - The Garfield Show
00:45 - LazyTown
01:10 - LazyTown
01:35 - LazyTown
01:55 - Skatoony
02:20 - Skatoony
02:40 - Skatoony
03:05 - LazyTown
03:30 - LazyTown
03:50 - LazyTown
04:15 - Wacky Races
04:25 - Dastardly & Muttley
04:45 - Top Cat
05:10 - The Flintstones
05:35 - The Flintstones

Half Term - 25th to 31st May 2015
from 07:00 to 21:00, Tom & Jerry and Scooby Doo take over another week on Boomerang this May Half Term. Back to back episodes will air in hour-long blocks, plus Scooby Specials and three films a day.

No Scooby Classics this time, apart from The New Scooby Doo Movies returning at 14:00.

07:00 - Scooby Doo Special
07:30 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:30 - Tom & Jerry
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema Feature 1
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema Feature 2
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
12:30 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
13:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
13:30 - Tom & Jerry
14:00 - The New Scooby Doo Movies
15:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - Scooby Doo Special
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
19:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
20:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
20:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales

Movie listings:

Monday 25th
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Spooky Games
(09:00) PREMIERE Scooby Doo: Abracadabra-Doo
(10:25) Tom & Jerry: The Magic Ring
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: The Haunted Carnival (Scooby Doo Meets Dick Van Dyke)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Mecha Mutt Menace
(17:00) Scooby Doo: Abracadabra-Doo

Tuesday 26th
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Mecha Mutt Menace
(09:00) Tom & Jerry: The Movie
(10:40) Scooby Doo: Pirates Ahoy
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: The Exterminator (Don Adams)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Ghastly Goals
(17:00) Chill Out Scooby Doo

Wednesday 27th
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Ghastly Goals
(09:00) Scooby Doo on Zombie Island
(10:35) Scooby Doo: Abracadabra-Doo
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: Spirited Spooked Sports Show (Tim Conway)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Haunted Holidays
(17:00) Tom & Jerry Blast off to Mars

Thursday 28th
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Haunted Holidays
(09:00) Scooby Doo and the Alien Invaders
(10:25) Tom & Jerry and the Wizard of Oz
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: The Haunted Showboat (Josie and the Pussycats)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Spooky Games
(17:00) Scooby Doo: The Mystery Begins

Friday 29th
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Spooky Games
(09:00) Tom & Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes
(10:25) Scooby Doo and the Cyber Chase
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: The Mystery of Haunted Island (Harlem Globetrotters)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Mecha Mutt Menace
(17:00) Tom & Jerry: The Fast and the Furry

Saturday 30th
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Mecha Mutt Menace
(09:00) Scooby Doo: Camp Scare
(10:25) Scooby Doo and the Legend of the Vampire
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: The Caped Crusader Caper (Batman and Robin)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Haunted Holidays
(17:00) Scooby Doo: Abracadabra-Doo

Sunday 31st
(07:00) Scooby Doo: Ghastly Goals
(09:00) Scooby Doo: Abracadabra-Doo
(10:25) Scooby Doo: Stage Fright
(14:00) New Scooby Doo Movies: The Phantom of the Country Music Hall (Jerry Reed)
(16:30) Scooby Doo: Spooky Games
(17:00) Tom & Jerry: Shiver Me Whiskers

June 2015 WEEKDAYS
New Show: Sonic Boom starts on the 1st, which will air at 16:00 and then repeat at 18:30 and the next day at 07:30.

About: The speedy blue hedgehog gets a new look in this comedy/adventure series that sees him battling a familiar foe with sidekick Tails and pals Knuckles, Amy and Sticks. The gang tries to ward off the evil plans of Dr. Eggman, who is hellbent on taking over the world. Sonic faces regular battles with Eggman's henchmen, including loyal robots Orbot and Cubot, evil interns, and giant, robotic monsters. "Sonic Boom" marks the first CG-animated series featuring the iconic speedster.

The Owl & Co now joins the weekday schedule, at 08:00 and 16:30.

Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue return again, airing at 09:30

Dragons: Riders of Berk return at 09:00, and Defenders of Berk move to 15:30 and 19:00.

Daytime consists of hour blocks of Looney Tunes, Chowder, What's New Scooby Doo and The Garfield Show from 10:00.

What's New Scooby Doo replaces all the Scooby Doo slots, while all the Tom & Jerry slots are classics. Mystery Incorporated, The Tom & Jerry Show and Tom & Jerry Tales are gone from the line-up, airing only on Weekends.

And finally, to which many will call the sad part of the update.
Wacky Races, Dastardly & Muttley, Top Cat and The Flintstones will be removed. The 4am classics lineup is replaced with an hour of LazyTown, Jungle Bunch and the return of My Spy Family.

For those of you who don't remember My Spy Family, It was a live action sitcom that aired on the channel from 2007-2010, with reruns till 2012, Here is a synopsis about it:
When master spy Dirk Bannon fell in love with his Russian arch rival, Natalia Knockemoff, things could only get complicated. Now they've been decommissioned, and are supposed to be living a normal life with their three children – Spike, the wannabe secret agent; Elle, happily retired; and a rather odd Boris. But can this family ever be normal? Not when you've got parents with a license to embarrass.

The show is about the Bannon family, who all have strong spy links. The parents, Dirk and Talia, were once arch enemies and enemy spies but fell in love and got married. They now have three children (Spike, Elle, and Boris), who have all been brought up with spy techniques as a matter of course. Spike's friend Travis (played by Richard Sargent) is commonly seen on the show.

The action is based in three major locations – the Bannon home, the children's school and the local café, which is run by Des, Dirk's former personal ordnance officer (gadget master).

UPDATE: Sonic Boom gets a half-hour block at 16:00.

Make, Shake and Jake airs another one-off episode on 23rd June at 10:00.

06:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
07:30 - Sonic Boom
07:45 - Inspector Gadget
08:00 - The Owl & Co
08:30 - Bugs & Daffy
09:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk
09:30 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
10:00 - Looney Tunes/Make Shake and Jake (23rd June)
10:30 - Looney Tunes
11:00 - Chowder
11:30 - Chowder
12:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
12:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
13:00 - The Garfield Show
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Bugs Bunny
14:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
15:00 - Tom & Jerry
15:30 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
16:00 - Sonic Boom
16:15 - Sonic Boom
16:30 - The Owl & Co
17:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry
18:00 - Looney Tunes/Bugs & Daffy

Wednesdays: Boomerang Cinema

18:30 - Sonic Boom
18:45 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
19:30 - Inspector Gadget
19:45 - Tom & Jerry
20:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
05:30 - My Spy Family

June 2015 WEEKENDS
New Show Sonic Boom airs at 08:00 and 12:30.

New Episodes of The Owl & Co at 09:00 and 13:30.

Once again, Late-Nights are now consisted of Garfield, LazyTown, Skatoony, My Spy Family and Jungle Bunch from 21:00 to 06:00.

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 - What's New Scooby Doo
09:00 - The Owl & Co
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
10:00 - Boomerang Cinema
11:00 - Tom & Jerry
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - Sonic Boom
13:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
13:30 - The Owl & Co
14:00 - Looney Tunes
14:30 - Inspector Gadget
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
16:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - Tom & Jerry
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 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
05:30 - My Spy Family

Boomerang UK July 2015 WEEKDAYS
July will kick off with double bill blocks from 9:00 til 16:00. The blocks will include Scooby Doo, Tom & Jerry, Looney Tunes, Mr Bean and Garfield. A new summer schedule will start on Monday 20th.

New Show: George of the Jungle premieres on July 6th, airing at 18:00 and 20:00, and will repeat the next morning at 07:45.

About: He may be a bit of a klutz, but George is still king of the Mbebwe Jungle and plans on protecting it. George's best friend, Ape, is always there to lend a hand when George gets into a messy situation. Magnolia, a jungle native, and Ursula, a city girl, are complete opposites but are best friends and like palling around with super-friendly George and all the other creatures in this playful African jungle.

The Garfield Show hour will air specials on Mondays and Thursdays at 13:00.
A Scooby Doo special will air at 17:00, then swap to 07:00 with Mystery Incorporated.

Looney Tunes will alternate at 18:30, airing between The Looney Tunes Show and classics featuring different characters.

Inspector Gadget loses a slot, airing only at 6:30.

Returning to the network on Weekdays are The Scooby Doo Show and Scooby Doo Where Are You.

Gone from the lineup are Chowder, Dreamworks Dragons and the Jungle Bunch. (Jungle Bunch will remain only on the late-night schedule).

Legion of Superheroes joins Boomerang, replacing Owl & Co at 16:30

06:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/Scooby Doo Special
07:30 - Sonic Boom
07:45 - George of the Jungle
08:00 - The Owl & Co
08:30 - Bugs & Daffy
09:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
09:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
10:00 - Tom & Jerry
10:30 - Tom & Jerry
11:00 - Looney Tunes
11:30 - Looney Tunes
12:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
12:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - The Garfield Show
13:30 - The Garfield Show
14:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
14:30 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
15:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
15:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
16:00 - Sonic Boom
16:30 - Legion of Superheroes
17:00 - Scooby Doo Special/Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - George of the Jungle
18:30 - Looney Tunes/The Looney Tunes Show
19:00 - Sonic Boom
19:15 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry Tales
20:00 - George of the Jungle
20:30 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What's New Scooby Doo
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
05:30 - My Spy Family

Boomerang UK July 2015 WEEKENDS
George of the Jungle will air at 9:00 and 14:00, replacing Owl & Co and Looney Tunes.

A Scooby Doo special will air at 8:30 and 16:00, instead of Mystery Incoporated.

On July 11th, Dreamworks Dragons will air their 2-part episodes at 19:00.

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 - Tom & Jerry
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 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
05:30 - My Spy Family

Boomerang UK Summer Highlights: Kicking Off on July 20, 2015
As we embrace the sunny days of summer, Boomerang UK is set to brighten up your television screens with an exciting lineup starting July 20, 2015. This season brings the highly anticipated new show Doraemon along with an array of classic favorites and fresh episodes that will keep the entire family entertained throughout the summer months.

Doraemon Joins the Lineup!
The beloved robotic cat from the future arrives on Boomerang UK this summer! Doraemon will air at 4:00 PM, bringing along his delightful array of gadgets and adventures as he helps his friend Nobita navigate everyday challenges. With its blend of humor and heartwarming lessons, Doraemon is sure to become a favorite among new and longtime fans alike.

A Jam-Packed Lineup
Doraemon is just one star in a constellation of shows airing alongside other beloved titles including:

Mr. Bean: The Animated Series - Join Mr. Bean as he gets himself into hilarious predicaments with his unique brand of humor.
The Garfield Show - Catch your favorite lasagna-loving cat in outrageous scenarios with his ever-adorable sidekick, Odie.
Sonic Boom - The speedy hedgehog and his friends are back with comedic adventures aimed at thwarting Dr. Eggman's plans.
The Tom & Jerry Show - Relive the timeless antics of this iconic cat-and-mouse duo, serving up laughs that never get old.
The Scooby Doo Show - The Mystery Inc. team is on the case! They unravel spooky mysteries and outsmart villains.
Inspector Gadget - Follow the clumsy yet determined detective as he attempts to save the day, often with hilarious misadventures.
George of the Jungle - Join George on his comedic jungle escapades in the wild that often end in unexpected ways.
Looney Tunes - Classic shorts featuring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and other beloved characters will fill the airwaves with laughter.
Sonic Boom - The speedy blue hedgehog and his friends return with more zany adventures and villainous antics.
LazyTown - A vibrant show encouraging kids to be active, it continues to inspire a whole generation with its catchy songs and colorful cast.
Overnight Schedule Adjustments
As the days grow longer and the laughter continues, Boomerang is also making some small changes to the overnight schedule. This summer, the lineup will feature more of your beloved characters during the late hours, ensuring that whether you're winding down or just beginning your evening, there's something fun to watch. Expect a rotation of The Garfield Show, along with select episodes from LazyTown, and other summer favorites running through the night into the early morning hours.

Conclusion
Summertime on Boomerang UK is not just about the sunshine but also about the laughter and adventures that bring families together. With the arrival of Doraemon and an engaging mix of classic and new shows, the channel promises excitement for kids of all ages. So grab your popcorn, settle into your favorite spot, and get ready for a memorable summer with Boomerang! Don't miss out on the fun that awaits every afternoon and evening.

Write a tweet with the summer schedule 24 hour, Doraemon at 07:30 and 16:00

🌞📺 Exciting summer fun is here on Boomerang UK! 🎉

Check out our 24-hour schedule starting July 20, featuring the new show Doraemon at 07:30 and 16:00!

📅 Summer Schedule:

06:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
07:30 - Doraemon
08:00 - The Owl & Co
08:30 - Bugs & Daffy
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
12:30 - Garfield Show
14:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
14:30 - Sonic Boom
15:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
15:30 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
16:00 - Doraemon
16:30 - Legion of Superheroes
17:00 - Scooby Doo Special
18:00 - George of the Jungle
19:00 - Sonic Boom
19:30 - Tom & Jerry
20:00 - Inspector Gadget
20:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
05:30 - My Spy Family

Boomerang UK September 2015:

Quite some changes this month:

The Owl & Co gets some more slots, replacing Doraemon, which is now gone on weekdays

George of the Jungle, The Owl & Co, Dreamworks Dragons, Tom and Jerry Tales, and Legion of Superheroes get more slots

Gone from the schedule are Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue and Boomerang Cinema

My Spy Family gets a extra slot at 5am, replacing Jungle Bunch

Weekdays:

06:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
07:30 - The Owl & Co
08:30 - Bugs & Daffy
09:00 - Tom & Jerry
10:00 - Garfield Show
11:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - Sonic Boom
13:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
15:00 - Legion of Superheroes
16:00 - The Owl & Co
17:00 - Scooby Doo Special
18:00 - George of the Jungle
19:00 - Sonic Boom
19:30 - Tom & Jerry
20:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
00:00 - Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - My Spy Family

Weekends:

06:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
07:30 - The Owl & Co
08:30 - Doraemon
09:00 - Tom & Jerry
10:00 - Garfield Show
11:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - Sonic Boom
13:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
15:00 - Legion of Superheroes
16:00 - The Owl & Co
17:00 - Scooby Doo Special
18:00 - George of the Jungle
19:00 - Sonic Boom
19:30 - Tom & Jerry
20:00 - What's New Scooby Doo
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
00:00 - Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - My Spy Family

Boomerang UK: Autumn Lineup 2015 - A Season of New Adventures!

As the leaves turn and the air becomes crisp, Boomerang UK is gearing up for a spectacular autumn season filled with excitement, laughter, and a host of new shows! This fall, we’re thrilled to introduce three brand-new series that are sure to captivate audiences of all ages. Get ready for a rollercoaster of fun as we welcome My Knight and Me, Wabbit, and Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! to our lineup!

New Shows Coming This Autumn

My Knight and Me
Welcome to the Kingdom of Epic, Henri of Orange is a charming-but-inept knight who isn't necessarily the smartest protector of the realm, but he always has fun while he tries on this animated medieval comedy. Joining him on his quest to make the Dark Ages a little lighter and more fun is his son, loyal and street-smart Jimmy the Squire. Also along for the ride is Jimmy's best friend, daring Cat, a rebel princess who stages the trio's adventures that can involve the likes of evil witches and dragons.
Wabbit
From the creators of Looney Tunes, Wabbit brings a fresh take on the antics of the iconic Bugs Bunny. This hilarious series follows Bugs as he navigates life in the wabbit world, filled with wacky friends and unexpected foes. With Bugs' classic wit and charm, viewers can expect frolicsome adventures, clever one-liners, and slapstick comedy that has made him a beloved character for generations. This new series breathes life into Bugs' escapades while staying true to the timeless spirit of classic animation.
Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
Join Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. team in their latest, coolest adventure in Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!. This animated series reinvents the gang with a modern twist while keeping the beloved essence of the original. Relying on humor, friendship, and clever problem-solving, the gang travels to new locations to uncover mysteries and outsmart villains. Expect uproarious gags and groovy vibes, making this a must-watch for both new fans and long-time followers of the Scooby-Doo legacy.
Exciting Schedule Updates
As we introduce these new shows, several schedule changes will take place to accommodate our exciting fall lineup. Here’s a sneak peek of what to expect:

Morning Madness: Your mornings will be filled with laughter as My Knight and Me and Wabbit jump into the lineup starting at 07:00, ensuring the day begins with a bang!
Afternoon Escapades: Prepare for back-to-back episodes of Scooby-Doo’s latest adventures in Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! at 15:00, paired with timeless classics to keep the whole family entertained.
Evening Fun: As we wind down the day, enjoy cherished episodes of The Tom & Jerry Show, followed by the exciting antics from our new shows at 18:30, making prime time the ideal time for family fun.
Continued Favorites
In addition to our new shows, you can still catch all your traditional favorites, including The Garfield Show, Inspector Gadget, and Sonic Boom, ensuring that Boomerang UK remains a hub of delightful programming suited for viewers of all ages.

Special Features This Autumn
To celebrate the new shows and the cozy autumn season, look forward to themed marathons and exclusive sneak peeks of upcoming episodes. We will also host special events throughout the autumn months, giving you more chances to enjoy your favorite characters and stories with family and friends.

Conclusion
Autumn is upon us, and what better way to usher in the season than with new adventures and beloved characters? Boomerang UK is dedicated to bringing families together through laughter and joy, and our latest lineup promises to do just that.

So grab your popcorn, settle in with your loved ones, and prepare for a whimsical autumn filled with My Knight and Me, Wabbit, and Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! Keep watching Boomerang UK—where fun never falls! 🍂📺✨

Boomerang UK October 2015 Schedule

As we step into October, Boomerang UK is set to embrace the autumn spirit with a fun-filled schedule featuring our new shows and classic favorites! Here's what's on air this month:

New show My Knight and Me airs at 07:00, 13:30 and 18:30
Wabbit airs at 07:30 and 16:30
Be Cool Scooby Doo will air at 08:00, 15:00 and 19:00

Gone from the schedule are Dragons, Doraemon and Legion of Superheroes.

Boomerang Cinema is back at 10:00 and 17:00 on weekends

Weekdays
06:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - My Knight and Me
07:30 - Wabbit
08:00 - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
08:30 - The Owl & Co
09:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
09:30 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
10:00 - Tom & Jerry
10:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
11:00 - Looney Tunes
11:30 - Looney Tunes
12:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
12:30 - The Garfield Show
13:00 - Tom & Jerry Show
13:30 - My Knight and Me
14:00 - George of the Jungle
14:30 - Sonic Boom
15:00 - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
15:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
16:00 - Inspector Gadget
16:30 - Wabbit
17:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
17:30 - Tom & Jerry
18:00 - Looney Tunes
18:30 - My Knight and Me
19:00 - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
19:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
20:00 - Inspector Gadget
20:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - My Spy Family

Weekends
06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
07:30 - My Knight and Me
08:00 - Wabbit
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Sonic Boom
09:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
10:00 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - What's New Scooby Doo
13:00 - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
13:30 - My Knight and Me
14:00 - George of the Jungle
14:30 - The Owl & Co
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
16:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
16:30 - Inspector Gadget
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
19:00 - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - My Spy Family. Write a conversation Oct 5 2015 asking how long has Boomerang's current look been in use since

Forum Thread: How Long Has Boomerang's Current Look Been in Use?

User1: Hey everyone! I've been enjoying the current look of Boomerang UK, but I’m curious—how long has this branding style been in use?

User2: Great question! I believe the current look was introduced back on February 1, 2012. So it's been a little over three years now since they launched the new style!

User3: That’s right! I remember all the excitement when they rolled out those connected environments along with the refreshed logo. It definitely gave the channel a new vibe, and it still feels pretty fresh.

User4: Yeah, I love how the current look incorporates the blue line around the logo and the creative environments. It's been a great visual identity for Boomerang.

User5: It’s interesting to think about how branding can evolve. With Boomerang going on three years with this look, I wonder if they'll start planning a refresh or update soon, especially since CN UK is already moving forward with fresh branding.

User1: Thanks for the info! It’s fascinating to see how long ago Boomerang made such a significant change. I hope they continue to keep things lively and fun with whatever updates they choose to make next.

User6: For sure! It’s a fun channel, and I can’t wait to see what they bring to the table as they evolve over time. Here’s hoping for more exciting programming and visual styles in the future!

Write a conversation asking how is Boomerang's schedule looking in November

Forum Thread: How Is Boomerang's Schedule Looking for November?

User1: Hey everyone! With November just around the corner, I'm curious about what the schedule will look like for Boomerang UK this month. Anyone have the latest info on what's going to be airing?

User2: Good question! I haven’t seen the official November schedule yet, but I’m hoping for some new episodes or maybe some fun specials to kick off the month.

User3: I checked some sources, and it seems that they will continue with their current lineup, alongside some special events for the holiday season.

User4: That’s great to hear! Any idea if they’ll be repeating some of the popular shows or introducing anything new for November?

User5: From what I saw, it looks like they might bring back some of their classic shows for reruns, but I’m not sure if there are any brand-new additions. I guess we’ll know for sure when the official schedule drops.

User1: I really hope they mix in some holiday-themed episodes! That’d be perfect for November.

User6: Agreed! A mix of classic favorites and holiday specials would really make the month feel festive. I’ll keep checking back for updates!

User7: Same here! Let’s keep an eye out for the official schedule release. I’m excited to see how they’re planning to celebrate the month!

User3: Definitely! I’ll let you all know when I find out more info. Here’s to hoping for another fun month on Boomerang!

Write a blog post on that Boomerang blog about November 2015

Blog Post: November 2015 Highlights on Boomerang UK

Hello, Boomerang fans!

As we dive into November 2015, Boomerang UK is excited to bring you a lineup filled with classic favorites, delightful new shows, and holiday-themed festivities. What better way to embrace the cozy autumn weather than with cheerful animation that brings smiles to faces of all ages? Let’s take a look at what’s in store for this month!

New and Exciting Shows
We are delighted to announce the continuation of our spirited programming, featuring the beloved series "Inspector Gadget" and the lively "My Knight and Me." These shows will be shining brightly alongside old favorites, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy this November.

Doraemon will also be making his return to the daily lineup after a short break, bringing along his whimsical gadgets and charming antics that captivated audiences previously. Don’t miss out on your favorite blue robotic cat as he continues his adventures!

Classic Favorites Make a Comeback
The return of "The Garfield Show" is sure to bring a dose of nostalgia! Watch Garfield’s hilarious escapades with his sidekick, Odie, in the outrageous antics that have made him a household favorite for decades. With special episodes airing throughout the month, there's plenty of lasagna-loving fun to go around!

In addition, "Scooby-Doo's Mystery Incorporated" and "What's New Scooby-Doo?" will continue their runs, unraveling eerie mysteries while keeping the laughter going. And let’s not forget the classic antics of "Tom and Jerry" and "Looney Tunes," which will remain staples in our lineup.

Special Features This November
In light of the upcoming holiday season, Boomerang UK will feature various themed marathons throughout November, spotlighting not only Scooby-Doo specials but also exciting movie events featuring your favorite characters.

Gone are Sonic Boom, George of the Jungle and The Owl & Co

Joining the schedule are The Amazing World of Gumball, Angelo Rules, Total Drama, Teen Titans Go!, Adventure Time, Tika's Terrific Travels, The Adventures of the Kidiminiz and Regular Show, What is this? a clone of CN Too?

The Schedule for November 2015
Here's a sneak peek at what you can expect in the Boomerang UK schedule for November:

Weekdays:

06:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - The Scooby Doo Show
07:30 - What's New Scooby Doo?
08:00 - Tom & Jerry
08:30 - The Garfield Show
09:00 - Bugs & Daffy
09:30 - Looney Tunes
10:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Defenders of Berk
10:30 - Wabbit
11:00 - My Knight and Me
11:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
12:00 - Tika's Terrific Travels
12:30 - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
13:00 - Total Drama Island
13:30 - Angelo Rules
14:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
14:30 - Doraemon
15:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
15:30 - Be Cool Scooby-Doo
16:00 - Wabbit
16:30 - Doraemon
17:00 - Teen Titans Go!
17:30 - Regular Show
18:00 - Adventure Time
18:30 - Scooby-Doo Specials
19:00 - Boomerang Cinema
21:00 - The Garfield Show
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - LazyTown
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - Skatoony
00:00 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - LazyTown
01:24 - LazyTown
01:48 - LazyTown
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - My Spy Family

Weekend Specials:

Expect longer marathon slots for Scooby-Doo specials.
Features such as "Boomerang Cinema" will air with classic movies for the whole family to enjoy.
Conclusion
So, mark your calendars and get ready for a fantastic November full of laughter, adventure, and delightful surprises! We’re committed to bringing families together through the magic of animation and storytelling, ensuring an entertaining viewing experience.

Stay tuned to Boomerang UK for all the fun, and don’t forget to share your favorite moments with us! Happy viewing!

Stay animated,
[Your Blog Name]

The CN Too schedules for January 2016 are in

The Owl and Co joins on Jan 15, replacing Battle B-Daman

Weekdays

6:00 AM: “The Flintstones”
6:30 AM: “Tom and Jerry”
7:00 AM: “Looney Tunes”
8:00 AM: “Pokemon”
8:30 AM: “The Powerpuff Girls”
9:00 AM: “Ben 10”
10:00 AM: “Dexter’s Laboratory”
10:30 AM: “Johnny Bravo”
11:00 AM: “Courage the Cowardly Dog”
12:00 PM: “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?”
12:30 PM: “Teen Titans”
1:00 PM: Movie/Special Feature (rotating weekly)
2:30 PM: “Ed, Edd n Eddy”
3:00 PM: “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends”
3:30 PM: “Codename: Kids Next Door”
5:00 PM: “Regular Show”
5:30 PM: “Adventure Time”
6:00 PM: “The Amazing World of Gumball”
6:30 PM: “Steven Universe”
7:00 PM: “Tom and Jerry”
7:30 PM: “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?”
8:00 PM: “Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal”
8:30 PM: “Samurai Jack”
9:00 PM: “Batman: The Animated Series”
9:30 PM: “Teen Titans”
Weekends

6:00 AM: “The Flintstones”
6:30 AM: “Looney Tunes”
7:00 AM: “Tom and Jerry Kids Show”
8:00 AM: “Yo-Kai Watch”
8:30 AM: “Transformers: Animated”
9:00 AM: “Ben 10: Omniverse”
10:00 AM: Animated Feature Film
12:00 PM: “Dexter’s Laboratory”
12:30 PM: “Johnny Bravo”
1:00 PM: “Courage the Cowardly Dog”
1:30 PM: “Ed, Edd n Eddy”
3:00 PM: “The Powerpuff Girls” Marathon (Saturdays)
3:00 PM: “Clarence” Marathon (Sundays)
5:00 PM: “The Amazing World of Gumball”
5:30 PM: “Adventure Time”
6:00 PM: “Over the Garden Wall” (Saturdays)
6:00 PM: Various Specials (Sundays)
7:00 PM: “Justice League”
7:30 PM: “Regular Show”
8:00 PM: “Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated”
8:30 PM: “Teen Titans Go!”
9:00 PM: “Total Drama Island”
9:30 PM: “Chowder”
Late Night Schedule (Same on both weekdays and weekends)

10:00 PM: “Monster Allergy”
11:00 PM: “Eon Kid”
12:00 AM: “Robotboy”
01:00 AM: “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward”
01:30 AM: “Xiaolin Chronicles”
02:00 AM: “Skatoony”
03:00 AM: “Chop Socky Chooks”
04:00 AM: “Battle B-Daman/The Owl & Co”
05:00 AM: “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers”
Also the CN and Boomerang schedules:

From January 1st: World of Quest and Skatoony return to the schedule, replacing Angelo Rules
New episodes of Lamput at 6:30pm beginning on January 5

6am Ben 10: Omniverse
6.30am Ninjago: Masters Of Spinjitzu
7am Adventure Time
7.30am Regular Show
8am The Amazing World Of Gumball
8.30am Johnny Test
9am Adventure Time
9.30am Regular Show
10am The Amazing World Of Gumball
10.30am Johnny Test
11am We Bare Bears
11.30am Ben 10 (2005)
12pm Batman: The Brave and The Bold
12.30pm Transformers: Prime
1pm The Amazing World Of Gumball
1.30pm Lamput
2pm Teen Titans Go!
2.30pm Adventure Time
3pm The Amazing World Of Gumball
3.30pm We Bare Bears
4pm Johnny Test
4.15pm Uncle Grandpa
4.30pm Yo-Kai Watch
5pm Adventure Time - Elements
5.30pm The Amazing World Of Gumball
6pm Steven Universe
6.15pm Teen Titans Go!
6.30pm Lamput
7pm We Bare Bears
7.30pm Regular Show
8pm Adventure Time
8.30pm The Amazing World Of Gumball

LATE NIGHT SCHEDULE

9pm Regular Show
10pm Robotboy
11pm Chop Socky Chooks
12am World of Quest
1am Skatoony
2am Chop Socky Chooks
3am Robotboy
4am Skatoony
4.30am World of Quest
5am The Amazing World of Gumball

At 21:00, The Garfield Show will be replaced with Dreamworks Dragons and Chowder, moving from their morning slots, but the rest of the late-night schedule remains unchanged, so Garfield and LazyTown keep going.

The rest of schedule stays the same, with a few shows switching places.

Scooby Classics return as 12:00, 15:00 and 20:00.

New Episodes of Wabbit will air from the 11th.

New Episodes of George of the Jungle will run from the 18th.

Doraemon will be gone, despite returning last month during half-term.

Be Cool Scooby Doo is also gone. Likely to be on hiatus as only a mere quarter of the series has aired and repeated for months.

UPDATE: Starship (a BBC Schools programme) will run another one-off episode on the 25th, at 21:00, This is due to some dumb E/I law saying they have to meet a quota every month (only certain channels are affected). It does look cartoony though, with animated hosts Star the dog, Sky the dragonfly and Hutch the rabbit. Still don’t think Ofcom should be enforcing a E/I law, isn’t that what schools are for?

06:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
06:30 - Inspector Gadget
07:00 - Tom & Jerry/Tales/Show
07:30 - Wabbit/Bugs Bunny
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - Sonic Boom
08:30 - George of the Jungle
09:00 - Tom & Jerry
10:00 - Bugs and Daffy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Sonic Boom
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby Doo, Where Are You
12:30 - The Scooby Doo Show
13:00 - Tom & Jerry Tales
13:30 - Tom & Jerry
14:00 - The Garfield Show
15:00 - Scooby Doo: Where Are You
15:30 - My Knight and Me
16:00 - Inspector Gadget
16:30 - George of the Jungle
17:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
17:30 - Wabbit
18:00 - The Tom & Jerry Show
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Sonic Boom
19:30 - The Scooby Doo Show

Wednesdays:
18:00 - Boomerang Cinema

20:00 - Tom & Jerry
20:30 - Looney Tunes
21:00 - Dreamworks Dragons: Riders/Defenders of Berk
21:30 - Skatoony
22:00 - LazyTown
22:30 - Skatoony
23:00 - The Garfield Show
23:30 - The Garfield Show
00:00 - LazyTown
00:25 - LazyTown
00:50 - The Garfield Show
02:00 - Skatoony
02:23 - Skatoony
02:46 - LazyTown
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - LazyTown
05:00 - My Spy Family

I find it unnessicarily weird that Owl and Co is now on CN Too instead of Boomerang.
RegularCapital posted on 04 December 2015

I found more info about the Arrows era

The Arrow era was the fifth era of Cartoon Network in European territories (United Kingdom and Ireland, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Poland, CEE, RSEE, Nordic, Netherlands and Turkey). It began on May 24, 2007 (exactly one year before the CW4Kids debuted in the USA), replacing the City era. Two years later, this era was also debuted on April 14, 2009 for RSEE and Turkey feeds, with the different branding and bumpers. It ended in June 2011 with the CHECK it look replacing it in the United Kingdom, and two months later, on the rest of the countries using it.

Oddly enough, the Arrows 1.0 idents (produced by Pesky, who made The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers) normally had nothing to do with the arrows theme and were essentially just short sketches that formed the logo, most of them involving slapstick humor. These included:

Dentist: A dentist notices a girl has broken teeth, fixes them with a drill, turning them normal (and looking like the CN logo)
Jack in the Box: 2 funny creatures pop out of a jack in the box, they get tangled and the boxes fall over, forming the logo
Bunnies: A black bunny and white bunny bash themselves with a mallet in a squash and stretch manner (squishing then reverting to normal instantly), This gets faster untill they turn into the logo, (with the iconic dizzy/birds flying over head gag thrown in for good measure)
Parachute: 2 skydiving daredevil’s parachute forms the logo (one of the daredevils fall to the ground, the other lands perfectly)
Transformers: 2 fighting mech robots turn into the logo
Moon: A man on the moon plants seeds, hoping for trees, but gets the logo instead
Cliff: 2 flying jets fly past a cliff with the logo carved into it
Balloons: 2 monkeys bounce on a inflater, behind then a baloon with the logo inflates and bursts, leaving them humiliated
Diving: A man dives, while juggling and having a cup of tea, Judges give him a score with the logo
Magic: A magician peforms the famous cutting trick, the boxes are the logo
Dynamite: A black creature proposes to a white creature, accidentally holding the logo instead of flowers, It explodes, forming the logo
Fly squatter: A fly tries to suck juice., but gets whacked with a fly swatter, the swatter forms the N, fly forms the C
There are more idents from Arrows 1.0 but it would be a pain to list

Arrows 2.0

From here the idents actually started involving arrows (only the first 5, the others are just more form the logo sketches, but involving red creatures)

Superheroes: A arrow flies past characters from Justice League, The Batman and Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Heroes
Anime: Arrow flys past characters from Samurai Jack and Xiaolin Showdown
Adventure: Arrow flies past characters from Billy and Mandy, Chowder and Flapjack
Sports: Arrow flies past characters from both McCracken shows, also Ben 10 Alien Force
Cyber: Arrow flies past a cyber landscape
Multiply: A red creature and a black creature multiply untill they form the logo
De-evolution: A red creature de-evolves, eventually to a ameoba shaped like the logo
It's Magic: 2 red creatures peform shrinking magic, eventually curtains with the logo close
The Button: 2 red creatures press a button and get turned to the logo
Contest: One red creature's eyes turn into the logo, causing him to win a contest
Apparently CN Too is stuck with the Arrows look again (after switching from their own custom papercraft/animated t shirt inspired look when the main CN adopted full Check It 3.0)

JonTroe posted on 04 December 2015:

OFF: Remember that English version of the We Bare Bears theme that was on the international CN minisites for the show? Well, it was finally put to good use! About a month ago, I informed the management of the TelevisionTunes.com website (which has the largest collection of TV theme songs and music next to YouTube, of course) and they added the audio derived from the minisite as a “No-SFX” version of the theme!

http://televisiontunes.com/We_Bare_Bears___No_SFX.html

RegularCapital posted on 04 December 2015:

As you may know, the Ice King has been ruining Christmas everyday on CN UK, here’s what he’s been up to so far.

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/tbseurope/big/CN_UK/videos/Winter2015/winter-day-1.mp4

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/tbseurope/big/CN_UK/videos/Winter2015/winter-day-2.mp4

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/tbseurope/big/CN_UK/videos/Winter2015/winter-day-3.mp4

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/tbseurope/big/CN_UK/videos/Winter2015/winter-day-4.mp4

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/tbseurope/big/CN_UK/videos/Winter2015/winter-day-5.mp4

thetellyweb posted on 04 December 2015:

The Christmas schedules for Cartoon Network are here for me, Let’s just say you will be dissapointed

JonTroe posted on 05 December 2015:

Hey @thetellyweb, do you know which idents CN Too is currently using? I remember the Arrows and Papercraft looks, but I haven’t caught it in a while. Are they still running the same ones, or have there been any updates?

RegularCapital posted on 05 December 2015:

Speaking about CN Too, I’ve been wondering about the primetime schedules for the holidays. With all the chaos around the scheduling, I’m a bit worried. Are there going to be any changes or marathons?

CartoonFanatic12 posted on 05 December 2015:

I swear, if they decide to run a Teen Titans Go! marathon, I’ll lose it. I just want some variety this holiday season! Plus, it feels like TTG is everywhere already. Why not showcase some classic holiday specials or underrated shows instead?

thetellyweb posted on 06 December 2015:

Alright folks, here’s the scoop. CN Too is, indeed, still stuck with the Arrows look, at least for now. It’s a nostalgic throwback, but I agree it’s time for a refresh.

As for the schedule for the main CN, brace yourselves: there’s going to be a Teen Titans Go! marathon throughout the holiday season during the daytime slots. However, the late-night lineup should remain unchanged, so fans of shows like “Robotboy” and “Chop Socky Chooks” can rest easy.

SamuraiPizzaCat posted on 06 December 2015:

Ugh. Why am I not surprised? TTG marathons are like the inevitable holiday fruitcake. At least there’s still some good stuff on late at night. Maybe I’ll just record those and watch them later when I need a break from all the TTG shenanigans.

Thanks for the update, @thetellyweb. Guess I’m planning my viewing around late-night hours now!

JonTroe posted on 07 December 2015:

Thanks for the update, @thetellyweb. I guess we’ll have to grin and bear the TTG marathon during the day. But I’ve got another question: With CN Too sticking to the Arrows look, do you know which version they’re saddled with? Is it the original Arrows 1.0 with all the quirky sketches, or have they transitioned to Arrows 2.0 with the arrow-themed idents? I’m curious which era of nostalgia we’re dealing with here!

thetellyweb posted on 07 December 2015:

Hey @JonTroe, great question! From what I’ve seen, CN Too seems to be using the Arrows 1.0 idents at the moment. You can definitely spot them with their classic quirky sketches and minimal use of actual arrows. It’s a throwback for sure, but I guess they’re sticking with what’s familiar. If anyone else has noticed differently, feel free to chime in!

Hopefully, they’ll consider updating to something new soon, but for now, we’re in for a nostalgic ride with these classics!

CartoonFanatic12 replied on 06 December 2015:

Thanks for confirming that, I just caught the “Bunnies” ident earlier, so it’s definitely the Arrows 1.0 ones they’re using. It seems like they’re sticking to the originals, although they might be including some from Arrows 2.0 that fit with the 1.0 style. It’s a nostalgic feel, but it would be nice to see some updates eventually. If anyone else notices anything different, let us know!

The only Arrows 2.0 idents I’ve noticed that are still being carried over to CN Too are the ones that blend seamlessly with the Arrows 1.0 style. Specifically, those would be:

“Multiply” - where the red and black creatures multiply until they form the CN logo.
“De-evolution” - featuring the red creature de-evolving until it’s an amoeba shaped like the logo.
These both have that quirky, creative vibe that fits well with the original Arrows 1.0 sketches. If anyone spots any others, feel free to add them to the list!

thetellyweb posted on 08 December 2015:

Hey everyone! Just wanted to give a quick follow-up for all those who might be feeling overwhelmed by the Teen Titans Go! marathon on Cartoon Network. I get it, we all enjoy a bit of variety, especially during the holidays, so here’s some good news: CN Too is offering a bit of relief for fans of classic Cartoon Network shows.

Throughout the holiday season, CN Too will be airing a selection of classic Cartoon Network Christmas specials. It’s the perfect way to revisit those nostalgic holiday episodes that you might have grown up with or missed out on in previous years. From “The Powerpuff Girls” saving Christmas to “Ed, Edd n Eddy’s Jingle Jingle Jangle,” there’s a delightful lineup of seasonal fare planned to get you in the festive spirit.

So, if you’re not in the mood for the constant zaniness of TTG and are longing for a nostalgic throwback to Christmases past, hop on over to CN Too for some classic holiday cheer. Happy viewing, everyone, and I hope you all enjoy the holiday season with a dash of animation nostalgia!

JonTroe posted on 09 December 2015:

Thanks for the heads up, @thetellyweb! I’ll definitely be tuning into CN Too for those classic holiday specials. It’s nice to have an alternative to the all-day Teen Titans Go! marathon on the main channel.

Speaking of which, can anyone confirm if it’s really going to be wall-to-wall TTG from 6 AM to 10 PM on Cartoon Network during the holidays? I’m hoping there’s at least a bit of variety, maybe some classic specials or something mixed in as well. I’d love to get a full schedule to plan my viewing.

Also, on a lighter note, did anyone else catch that hilariously mismatched ident on CN Too? Right before “Battle B-Daman,” there was this totally comedic sketch from the Arrows 1.0 era. It felt a bit out of place, but maybe that’s what made it all the more entertaining! Anyone else notice something similar, or is it just me?

thetellyweb posted on 10 December 2015:

Hey @JonTroe and everyone following along, I’ve got some updates for you regarding the Cartoon Network holiday schedule and those interesting idents on CN Too!

First, about the main CN channel: Yes, it’s pretty much as we feared. The holiday schedule is indeed going to be dominated by Teen Titans Go! from 6 AM to 10 PM. It’s a TTG marathon-o-rama, with very little room for other shows during the daytime. So if TTG isn’t your cup of tea, I definitely recommend checking out CN Too for more variety, as they’ll be mixing in some classic Cartoon Network holiday specials.

Now, regarding that amusing ident mismatch on CN Too—you’re not imagining things! They did use a comedic Arrows 1.0 ident right before airing “Battle B-Daman.” The ident in question was the “Dentist” sketch, where a dentist fixes a girl’s broken teeth in a humorous way, turning them into the CN logo. It was definitely an unexpected choice before an action-packed show like “Battle B-Daman,” but I guess that’s part of the charm of the Arrows era idents—they’re quirky and nostalgic, no matter what they’re aired before.

As much as I’d like to claim this is a practical joke, this is the ACTUAL CARTOON NETWORK SCHEDULE FOR CHRISTMAS DAY TO NEW YEARS EVE.

H-how?! This is a marathon of EVERY EPISODE of Teen Titans Go! repeated 2.5 times in a row. Who asked for this? Who asked for “instead of a decent or just remotely tolerable Christmas schedule, maybe with some of those old specials we are running on our essential time-warp counterpart, let’s just run a show we have already marathoned for almost every other major holiday or premiere this year for EIGHT DAYS??”

Why are they doing this… THIS IS GETTING BEYOND A JOKE!!

I-I try to find silver linings in every terrible CN schedule. Like that one from August. But… I don’t… think I can find a silver lining in this. So, here’s my attempt at a silver lining for this… you don’t need to watch this. You could be watching the holiday specials that CN Too are showing.

Yeah, I know. The silver lining is basically “don’t watch CN this week.” But, yeah. It’s got to the point where that’s my suggestion.

Changes:

World of Quest replaces Angelo Rules on late nights early, was originally scheduled to rejoin on Jan 1st (but those days showed a normal schedule, so maybe they didn’t want to leak the TTG marathon, If so, then hiding the marathon for weeks was TOTALLY DEMENTED)

December 24th - December 31st Schedule:

Weekdays (Dec 24 - Dec 31):

6:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
6:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
7:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
7:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
8:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
8:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
9:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
9:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
10:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
10:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
11:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
11:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
12:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
12:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
1:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
1:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
2:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
2:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
3:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
3:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
4:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
4:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
5:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
5:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
6:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
6:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
7:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
7:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
8:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
8:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
9:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
9:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
Late Night (Dec 24 - Dec 31):

10:00 PM - Robotboy
11:00 PM - Chop Socky Chooks
12:00 AM - World of Quest
1:00 AM - Skatoony
2:00 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
3:00 AM - Robotboy
4:00 AM - Skatoony
4:30 AM - World of Quest
5:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
So, as you can see, the daytime schedule is packed with Teen Titans Go! marathons. However, they are maintaining the late-night classics for fans of older shows.

I hope this helps everyone plan their holiday viewing! Remember, CN Too is offering some classic holiday specials if you’re looking for alternatives to TTG. Enjoy the holidays and happy watching!

RegularCapital posted on 10 December 2015:

Hey everyone, I know the Teen Titans Go! marathon is overwhelming, but let’s not forget about the other CN regions that might have something different. Specifically, I heard that CN CEE (Central and Eastern Europe) has some interesting Christmas specials lined up. Does anyone have the scoop on what CN CEE is planning for the holiday season? I’m curious if they’re taking a different approach compared to CN UK.

CartoonFanatic12 posted on 11 December 2015:

I don’t have the full details, but I heard CN CEE is bringing back some of the classic holiday episodes from various shows like “Courage the Cowardly Dog” and “The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy.” It seems they’re opting for a more traditional line-up, hopefully with a mix of newer and older content. I hope it offers a nice respite from the TTG marathon elsewhere.

JonTroe posted on 11 December 2015:

Good to know about CN CEE! I wish CN UK kept a similar balance between new and classic content. I miss those days when they celebrated the holidays with a variety of specials instead of just marathon-ing one show to death. If anyone gets a hold of the full CN CEE schedule, please share!

thetellyweb posted on 12 December 2015:

About the CN UK schedule, a little birdie told me that Mixels could be getting the boot by February once “Nixel Nixel Go Away” airs. It’s expected to be sent over to CN Too, which seems to be evolving into a channel dedicated to retro content, or as some say, “the channel that can’t decide what year it is.” It’s a bit of a bummer for Mixels fans, but at least there’s hope for reruns elsewhere.

SamuraiPizzaCat posted on 12 December 2015:

Not surprising about Mixels, honestly. CN UK seems to be in a constant state of flux with some of its programming choices. I just hope some of the other fan favorites don’t get sidelined or shuffled too quickly. I’d love to see more varied programming on CN, even if it’s on CN Too.

CartoonFanatic12 posted on 13 December 2015:

Wouldn’t it be great if they’d dedicate one of the regions to just running a mix of new and old content without going too heavy on marathons? A nice overall balance. I think it would cater to a wider range of audiences who enjoy both the classics and the latest shows.

RegularCapital posted on 13 December 2015:

That’s actually an excellent idea, @CartoonFanatic12! They’ve got enough content from the golden era of animation and the newer stuff to make a mix that everyone would enjoy. Hopefully, someone over at CN sees this and considers making those adjustments to cater to more of their audience.

JonTroe posted on 14 December 2015:

In the meantime, it looks like CN Too will continue to be the place for those looking for a trip down memory lane. I wouldn’t mind if they even added more classics that haven’t seen daylight in years. Maybe even throw some holiday specials into the mix if they haven’t already!

thetellyweb posted on 14 December 2015:

Totally agree, guys. Here’s to hoping for a more balanced schedule in future seasons. Until then, I’ll keep you all posted if I hear anything more about changes coming to CN or CN Too. Fingers crossed for a more varied lineup in 2016!

SamuraiPizzaCat posted on 15 December 2015:

Thanks @thetellyweb and everyone else for keeping us informed. CN UK sure loves its marathons, but at least now we know where to look for some variety, even during the holidays. Until they broaden their regular programming, let’s enjoy what we can on CN Too.

CartoonFanatic12 posted on 15 December 2015:

If anyone happens to record or catch any of those classics being aired over on CN Too, let the community know! I’d love to relive some of those and discuss them with everyone here, especially the Christmas episodes. Nostalgia makes the holidays all the more special!

RegularCapital posted on 16 December 2015:

Will do, @CartoonFanatic12! I’ll keep an eye on both CN UK and CN Too, especially during the holiday season. Who knows, maybe they’ll even surprise us with a few underrated gems in the lineup. Here’s to hoping!

SamuraiPizzaCat posted on 16 December 2015:

Yes, please do keep us in the loop, @RegularCapital. I’d love the chance to catch some lesser-seen holiday specials. In the meantime, happy holidays, everyone!

Also about the Owl and Co (debuted on Boomerang in May): The series features The Owl, the titular pink grumpy owl who resembles a plastic figure. The Owl lives in a forest inhabited by various other species, the most notable ones being an intelligent stickbug, a brash frog, a charismatic bat and an airheaded sheep. Like the original short series, the Owl does not care about anyone else around her, as she would rather eat a worm instead. However, the Owl usually is unlucky and goes through some slapstick scenarios. A running gag at the end of each episode is the fact that the Owl ends up comically dismembered, usually accompanied by a short banjo tune.

Challenge posted on 16 December 2015:

Have CN/Boomerang/CN Too aired many The Hub shows

RegularCapital posted on 16 December 2015:

The only ones I know of for sure are My Little Pony, SheZow, Pound Puppies, Maryoku Yummy and Transformers Prime.

Also Maryoku Yummy is obscure so I will describe it

Maryoku Yummy is set in a whimsical world known as Nozomu. It is populated by the Yummy, and small creatures called wishes, the latter from children which are sent here and become granted by Wish Sitters. A trio of Wish Sitters, Maryoku, Ooka and Fij Fij, assists their wishes to become true. So far the only wish not granted, but lives in Nozomu with the Yummy, is a yellow and blue wish by the name of Fudan, who can talk unlike the other wishes.

Characters
Main
Maryoku: The main protagonist. She is a scarlet-pink yummy with yellow spiral antennae and a yellow spiral tail. She makes sure all wishes are loved, encouraged, and cared for and is always there to help anyone, especially her friends.
Ooka: Maryoku's best friend. She is a blue-green yummy with green antennae. She would rather take the day off than work, which usually gets her into trouble, but she does know how to have fun.
Fij Fij: Maryoku's other best friend. He is a yellow yummy with a pink nose. He is extremely shy and very cautious. Luckily, Maryoku is there to bring him out of his shell. He also seems to have a crush on Maryoku.
Hadagi: The leader of another Wish-Sitting team. She is a purple yummy with yellow star antennae. Hadagi is sometimes bossy and jealous of Maryoku at times. She can also get very competitive, but she can also be friendly at times.
Bob: The Yummies' wish deliverer, who is yellow and wears a wish hat. He can deliver wishes to Nozomu very fast. He also provides a sense of humor while on his job.
Shika: The Yummies' chief officer, who is blue with a green hat. He knows all about the rules, and often gets cranky when someone doesn't obey them.
Nonki: Nozomu's resident inventor; he is teal and wears a construction hat. He is really smart and can fix almost anything. He's the taller one who barely says a word. When he does, it's usually "yup" or "nope".
Yuzu: Nonki's best friend; he is a yellow and white with a green leaf antennae. He also likes to invent, but sometimes messes up. He's also the shorter one who usually speaks.

CartoonFanatic12 posted on 16 December 2015:

Important update about CEE in January:

Say goodbye to Spider Riders and Fantastic Four World’s Greatest Heroes!

Also, there is a third season of Young Justice coming soon! Let’s hope it will air on CN in Europe.

Cartoon Network Netherlands & Flanders: Highlights and TV schedule for January

Highlights in January
-New episodes of Steven Universe will be aired starting the 14th of January
-New episodes of Teen Titans Go will be aired starting the 28th of January
-Justice League Action will premiere on the 28th of January at 20:35 with new episodes every Saturday and Sunday
-Scooby-Doo The Mystery Begins will premiere on the 29th of January at 09:30

-Cartoon Network Cinema is back
-Marathon Mix and the Winter Marathons continue
-There will be a Steven Universe Week from January 9th till January 13th with a short marathon every weekday from 15:45 till 17:25

-Transformers Robots in Disguise S3 continues till 01/07

TV Schedule

Weekdays (06:00-21:25) (Starting January 9th)
06:00 Johnny Test
06:25 Clarence
06:49 The PowerPuff Girls (1 element)
07:00 Teen Titans Go
07:25 Ben 10 (1 element)
07:40 The Amazing World of Gumball (3 elements)
08:15 The Amazing World of Gumball
08:40 Steven Universe
09:05 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
09:30 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
09:55 Transformers Robots in Disguise
10:20 Regular Show
10:45 Uncle Grandpa
11:10 Clarence
11:35 Adventure Time
12:00 Johnny Test
12:25 Angelo Rules (Marathon Mix on Wednesdays)
12:49 Ben 10 (Marathon Mix on Wednesdays)
13:00 Steven Universe (3 elements) (Marathon Mix on Wednesdays)
13:35 Filler (normally Lamput)
13:40 The Amazing World of Gumball (Marathon Mix on Wednesdays)
14:05 The Amazing World of Gumball (Marathon Mix on Wednesdays)
14:30 We Bare Bears
14:55 Adventure Time (1 element)
15:06 Regular Show (1 element)
15:20 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
15:45 The PowerPuff Girls (1 element)
15:56 Teen Titans Go
16:20 Ben 10 (1 element)
16:35 The Amazing World of Gumball
17:00 TV Yan's Channel Adventures
17:25 Clarence (3 elements)

(No more winter marathons on weekdays at 18:00 in January)

18:00 Adventure Time
18:25 Teen Titans Go
18:49 Ben 10 (1 element)
19:00 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
19:25 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
19:47 Uncle Grandpa
20:10 Regular Show
20:35 Steven Universe
21:00 Johnny Test

Weekends (06:00-21:25) (Starting January 14th)
06:00 Johnny Test
06:25 Johnny Test
06:50 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
07:15 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
07:40 The Amazing World of Gumball
08:05 We Bare Bears
08:16 The Powerpuff Girls
08:30 Teen Titans Go (3 elements)
09:05 Ben 10
09:30 Sat: NEW Steven Universe Marathon / Sun: Cartoon Network Cinema
10:45 Adventure Time
11:10 Clarence (3 elements)
11:45 Angelo Rules
12:10 TV Yan and Telepochi's Channel Adventures
12:35 The Amazing World of Gumball
13:00 The Powerpuff Girls
13:25 Teen Titans Go
13:50 Ben 10
14:15 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
14:40 Transformers Robots in Disguise
15:05 Regular Show
15:30 The Amazing World of Gumball (3 elements)
16:05 Marathon Mix
18:00 Johnny Test
18:22 Ben 10
18:45 Teen Titans Go (3 elements)
19:20 The PowerPuff Girls
19:40 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
20:05 Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
20:35 Transformers Robots in Disguise / Starting 28/01: NEW Justice League Action
21:00 Batman The Brave and the Bold

Every night (21:25-06:00) (Starting January 2nd)
21:25 Skunk Fu
21:50 Monster Allergy
22:15 Xiaolin Chronicles
22:40 The Amazing World of Gumball
23:05 The Amazing World of Gumball
23:30 Angelo Rules
23:52 Angelo Rules
00:15 Robotboy
00:37 Robotboy
01:00 Chop Socky Chooks
01:22 Chop Socky Chooks
01:45 The Amazing World of Gumball
02:07 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
02:30 Xiaolin Chronicles
02:52 Xiaolin Chronicles
03:15 Robotboy
03:37 Robotboy
04:00 Angelo Rules
04:22 The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
04:45 Dork Hunters from Outer Space
05:10 Blobbit Adventures
05:35 Eon Kid

EziekZick posted on 16 December 2015:

I’m not happy about Spider Riders and Fantastic Four leaving. It makes the night block even more repetitive and annoying. Robotboy, Eon Kid, Adrenalini, Monster Allergy, Xiaolin Chronicles and Chop Socky Chooks are the only cartoons now that give the block some variety.

well at least you get robotboy which is a decent cartoon.

Also I'm pretty sure TV Yan is the former mascot for Yomiuri TV

View posted on 16 December 2015:

Yeah, He was, He was mascot from 2000 to 2007, He's also pretty cute, a blue/yellow TV with a face, Title: TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures

Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Slice of Life

Summary:
Set in a quirky TV world inside an old broadcasting station, TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures follows the playful blue CRT television, TVyan, with his bright yellow screen face, and his loyal, energetic green-and-yellow dog friend, Telepochi. Together, they explore different TV channels like magical realms, each filled with unique characters and wild stories.

From hilarious game shows to mysterious dramas, their friendship and adventurous spirits help bring fun and laughter not only to their world but also inspire the viewers in the real world watching Yomiuri TV. The show is a joyful mix of slapstick comedy, lighthearted fantasy, and occasional heartfelt moments, perfect for kids and nostalgic adults alike.

Characters:
TVyan
A bright blue CRT TV with a cheerful yellow screen displaying a cartoony expressive face. Playful, curious, and sometimes a little mischievous, TVyan loves discovering new channels, meeting new characters, and spreading smiles. He can channel-shift—with a magical click—opening doors to different genres of TV worlds.
Telepochi
A lively green and yellow dog with floppy ears and big, expressive eyes. Telepochi is TVyan’s best friend and sidekick, always ready to join him on any adventure. Brave and optimistic, he uses his super sniffing abilities to sniff out clues in tricky channel worlds and protect their friendship no matter the challenge.
Episode Ideas:
Pilot – "Welcome to Channel Land!"
TVyan accidentally opens a new channel and meets Telepochi for the first time. Together, they explore the “Channel Land” — where all TV shows live in harmony — and discover each other’s special abilities.
"Game Show Gone Wild!"
They enter a game show channel filled with zany challenges. TVyan’s quick thinking and Telepochi’s tail-wagging enthusiasm help them win while making new channel friends.
"Mystery of the Lost Signal"
When part of Channel Land goes dark, the duo must find the missing broadcast signal, uncovering a sneaky glitch causing static problems.
"Cooking Channel Chaos"
The pair get trapped inside a cooking show. They must collaborate with quirky chefs and use teamwork to escape before dinner is served!
"Telepochi’s Big Bark"
Telepochi feels overshadowed by TVyan’s screen and considers quitting channel hopping, but TVyan helps him realize how important he really is.
Themes:
Friendship
Curiosity and exploration
Teamwork and problem-solving
The magic and joy of television and storytelling
Visual Style:
The show blends nostalgic CRT TV aesthetics with colorful, cartoony animation. TVyan’s screen can change expressions dynamically, flashing static or screen glitches for comedic effect. Telepochi’s movements are bouncy and expressive, emphasizing his playful personality.

Transitions between channels are smooth and magical — the screen clicking noise morphs into a portal effect — blending the real-world broadcast vibe with fantasy adventure.

Would you like me to write a sample episode script or develop character bios as well?

His series lasted from 15 June 2006 to 31 March 2007 in Japan, CN EMEA must have acquired it quite recently (but hey, they acquired Tika's Terrific Travels a staggering 5 YEARS after it aired in France, also acquired Dick and Dom in da Bungalow several years after it ended)

Red Arrow posted on 16 December 2015:

I can’t believe they’ve somehow found a way to make the night schedule even worse.

It’s only a matter of time before Chop Socky Chooks gets replaced by Ninjago or something.
Gumball and Robotboy S3/4 will never leave : /

Also please get rid of Dork Hunters, It isn't even that good of a show anyway

View posted on 17 December 2015:

Right? I don't really like "Dork Hunters from Outer Space" either. It feels like filler at this point! And now without "Spider Riders", the block seems even less appealing.
By the way, does anyone know if TV Yan’s show is in 4:3 or 16:9? It originally aired in Japan over 10 years ago, so I'm curious about its format.

AintNoGameNoMo posted on 17 December 2015:
From what I recall, TV Yan and his series were in 4:3 because that's what most animators were using back then. It was quite common for shows to be made in that format during the 2000s.

thetellyweb posted on December 17, 2015:

Hey everyone, I have some more updates regarding the Cartoon Network UK lineup, and trust me, it’s a bit of a rollercoaster.

First off, sad news about “Angelo Rules.” It looks like the show will be departing from the lineup starting December 24th, which, not so coincidentally, is the same day the big Teen Titans Go! Christmas marathon kicks off. “World of Quest” is set to replace it in the nighttime block, but I know many Angelo fans will be disappointed by this change.

Now, let’s talk about Boomerang. They’re apparently saddled with some law every month that requires them to meet an educational/informational (E/I) quota. Their choice this month visually resembles the normal lineup, so it’s not as disruptive as it could be, but it definitely threw some viewers for a loop.

As for CN Too, it’s in a bizarre branding state right now. They’ve got this mishmash of old and newer idents from the Arrows era, and it seems like they can’t decide what year it is. It’s like a trip down memory lane that’s gone a bit askew, mixing nostalgia with some modern twists.

However, the real kicker is Cartoon Network’s apparent obsession with Teen Titans Go! It’s like they’ve gone mad with TTG fever. I mean, dedicating an entire week—no, EIGHT DAYS—to just reruns of TTG is kind of mind-boggling. And honestly, this is probably (hopefully) just a sick joke they’re pulling on us. If it is, they’re milking it for all it’s worth because there’s no sign they’re backing down from this relentless marathon.

So here’s my advice: Check out CN Too or even Boomerang for something different, especially during this TTG blitz. And don’t lose hope; we’re all in this together, trying to find that silver lining among the constant TTG reruns. If nothing else, at least we have each other to commiserate with over the state of CN’s holiday offerings.

Hang in there, folks!

thetellyweb posted on December 18, 2015:

Hey everyone, thanks for sticking with me as I navigate through this whirlwind of scheduling madness on Cartoon Network and Boomerang. I wanted to address the E/I quota situation that’s currently affecting Boomerang.

It turns out the show being used to fill this educational/informational requirement is something that the network clearly isn’t thrilled about airing. They’ve chosen a program called “Starship” to meet the E/I law, and what’s interesting is that it doesn’t even have a “Next” bumper, which tells you it’s not exactly a staple they want viewers to get too cozy with. It’s more like they’re checking a box than giving it any fanfare.

I get that rules are rules, and these quotas are there for a reason, but it’s just a bit jarring given the rest of the animated lineup. If you’re tuning into Boomerang expecting the usual fare and suddenly find yourself watching “Starship” with animated hosts Star the dog, Sky the dragonfly, and Hutch the rabbit, now you know why. It’s an odd fit, especially among all the classic and modern toons we love.

I like how they used a animated schools show so it sort of blends in with the rest of the lineup, but still, wouldn’t Skatoony be a better choice, They already air that anyways, or heck, even bring back Will and Dewitt.

As always, I’ll keep you updated if I hear of any more adjustments or if this quota situation changes. In the meantime, if nothing else, this E/I programming might be a chance to stretch, grab a snack, and prepare for the next round of cartoon marathons—or just switch over to CN Too for some nostalgia hits. Stay strong, everyone! Write a blog post about the marathon (with the same “As much as I’d like to claim this is a practical joke” opening line), complain about it, initally the same as the forum post, stopping after the silver living bit, before saying Turner have been trying odd strategies to push us to a certain channel, this being one of them
Title: A Closer Look at Cartoon Network’s TTG Marathon: A Holiday Marathon or a Practical Joke?

As much as I’d like to claim this is a practical joke, this appears to be the actual Cartoon Network schedule for Christmas Day to New Year’s Eve. For an entire week, the network is dedicating its daytime programming almost exclusively to Teen Titans Go!—repeating every episode 2.5 times in a row. It’s a marathon of epic proportions, yet one that seemingly few have asked for. Who thought, “Instead of a decent or remotely tolerable Christmas schedule—maybe featuring some classic holiday specials—let’s rehash a show we’ve already marathoned during every major holiday this year for eight days”? This decision is perplexing and has left many viewers scratching their heads.

To be clear, this isn’t the first time Turner Broadcasting has employed unusual strategies to boost viewership on certain channels or shows. Over the years, we’ve seen them make choices that appear to nudge audiences toward specific content, whether through scheduling oddities or channel shifts.

However, an eight-day Teen Titans Go! extravaganza feels like an extreme measure. It’s hard not to speculate whether there are underlying motives at play or if this is simply an experiment in audience retention. One possible silver lining could be that this marathon is a push to highlight CN Too—Cartoon Network’s secondary channel.

CN Too has managed to maintain a fascinating lineup, offering a blend of nostalgia with classic holiday specials and older Cartoon Network shows. During a time when viewers may be seeking some yuletide variety, CN Too shines with its alternative programming that caters to those looking for a break from the constant TTG action.

While it’s easy to feel frustrated by this scheduling decision, perhaps this is an opportunity for fans to explore what CN Too has to offer. Maybe Turner is subtly urging audiences to diversify their viewing habits, sending them on a nostalgic journey with CN Too’s array of classic specials and beloved series.

In any event, fans of Teen Titans Go! are likely delighted, but for everyone else, there’s CN Too—and maybe even Boomerang—to provide a bit of relief during this festive season. Until more balanced scheduling returns (hopefully in 2016), my suggestion echoes what many of us are considering: take a break from the main CN lineup and dive into CN Too for some classic holiday cheer and a welcome respite from Titan overload.

Let’s hope Turner Broadcasting takes these viewer reactions to heart and provides a more diverse lineup in future holiday seasons. Until then, here’s to finding our own personal silver linings amidst the marathon madness. Stay strong, cartoon fans!
Write a follow up back on the thread, You won’t believe where OK KO is premiering first in the UK (already premiered on CN in November in the States), Further proving their theory
RegularCapital posted on December 19, 2015:

You won’t believe where OK K.O.! is having its UK premiere—on CN Too! That’s right, while most would expect a major animated series to debut on the main Cartoon Network channel, Turner has decided to launch it on their secondary channel first. This unexpected decision only adds fuel to the theory that Turner is pushing audiences toward CN Too.

While it might seem unconventional, this move could be part of a strategy to boost viewership on CN Too by premiering a highly-anticipated show like OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes. It’s a bold move and suggests that Turner is serious about revitalizing the channel and possibly shifting more attention from CN’s main programming.

Given CN Too’s current lineup, which includes a mix of nostalgia and newer shows, the addition of OK K.O.! could attract a broader audience that’s looking for diverse viewing options. This is especially timely during the TTG marathon on the main channel, which feels like a broadcast domination of sorts.

So, for those excited about OK K.O.! and looking for alternatives to the Teen Titans Go! overload, CN Too seems to be the place to be. At the very least, this reinforces the notion that Turner is employing strategic moves to adjust viewing patterns, shifting attention where it’s needed most.

I’m curious to see how this will influence CN Too’s overall viewership and if Turner will continue using their secondary channels as the starting ground for major premieres. It’ll be interesting to watch how this plays out and whether it signifies a broader approach for future releases.

What do you all think about this development? Is Turner making a smart move by premiering OK K.O.! on CN Too, or is this just another puzzling decision in their current strategy? Share your thoughts!
CartoonFanatic12 replied on December 20, 2015:

Hey @RegularCapital, that’s definitely a surprising move with OK K.O.! premiering on CN Too. It seems like they’re really trying to draw more viewers to the secondary channel. But in case anyone's wondering what's coming to the main CN channel in the UK this January, there are some new episodes and premieres lined up:

New Episodes of Steven Universe - Starting January 14th, so fans can finally catch up on the latest adventures of the Crystal Gems!
Teen Titans Go! - New episodes are dropping on January 28th, so if you're a TTG fan, there's still something to look forward to on the main channel beyond the marathon.
Justice League Action - This will premiere on January 28th at 8:35 PM, with new episodes airing every Saturday and Sunday. It’s bound to add some action-packed moments to your weekends!
Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins - Set to premiere on January 29th at 9:30 AM, offering a fresh mystery for Scooby and the gang.
It's good to see some variety coming back to the lineup after the holiday marathons. Hopefully, these additions provide a nice balance between the newer content and any repeat programming. What do you all think about the upcoming schedule changes? Looking forward to any of these premieres?

Write a follow up where a user is so angry about the TTG fest

Forum Thread: Reactions to Cartoon Network's TTG Marathon Over the Holiday Season

User1: I can't believe how much Cartoon Network is shoving Teen Titans Go! down our throats during this holiday season. An entire week of nothing but TTG? This is absolutely ridiculous!

User2: Seriously! It's like they don't even care about variety anymore. The marathon isn't just a "special" event—it's an all-out TTG fest! How do they expect us to enjoy that many episodes in a row without going crazy?

User3: Right? It's like they think we want to dive into a marathon of that show instead of classic holiday specials or anything else that could bring some cheer. There’s no room for nostalgia with this TTG invasion!

User4: And the timing is absolutely dreadful! How can we expect to enjoy the holidays with a marathon that feels forced and repetitive? I’d rather watch reruns of "The Amazing World of Gumball" or even "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" than sit through TTG for eight straight days!

User5: Totally! It feels more like torture than holiday entertainment. I get that TTG has its audience, but can’t they find some balance? The channel used to celebrate diverse programming, and now we're relegated to a single show for days on end!

User6: This could have been a great opportunity for them to showcase other fan-favorites alongside the holiday specials, but instead, we’re overwhelmed by TTG. It’s really disappointing for those of us who are looking for a more varied viewing experience during the festive season.

User1: Thank you for joining me in this outrage! It’s so frustrating to be a fan of Cartoon Network and see them make such bizarre programming choices. Let’s just hope this ridiculous strategy will come to an end soon, and we can get back to some more engaging content.

User2: Fingers crossed! I really hope they take viewer feedback seriously and consider returning to a more diverse lineup in the future. This holiday round-up has certainly weakened our faith in the network!

User4: Exactly! Let’s keep the conversation alive and hope for better decisions from Cartoon Network going forward. We deserve a balance of entertainment that honors both new and classic programming!

Write a reply with a far better show than TTG (which they still do use occasionally),

User7: Honestly, if I had my way, I’d much rather see a marathon of "Adventure Time" as a far better alternative to Teen Titans Go! The storytelling, characters, and creativity in that series are just on another level. And let’s not forget the emotional depth it offers compared to the often shallow antics of TTG.

I mean, sure, TTG has its funny moments, and they do air it occasionally, but let’s be real here—the whimsical adventures in the Land of Ooo just provide a richer and more engaging experience. There’s so much variety and heart in "Adventure Time" that it would be a much more enjoyable way to spend the holidays!

Also here are the current 3.0 bumpers

Finn with Sword: Finn grabs a sword that turns him into several different art styles
Gumball.... Literally: Gumball and Darwin are transported into Benson and are now shaped like balls, Benson shoots them out and they are chewed by Rigby
Weird: Several characters are shown together, rotated before zooming out to reveal a mosaic of all characters
Mech: Richard Watterson is piloting a mecha (while sleeping), This has Gumball held captive, then shoots out Jake
Plus, with all those fantastic side characters and their own arcs, it’d be interesting to see how they'd approach holiday themes. Here’s hoping we get more features of that fantastic show rather than feeling drowned in TTG reruns!

User1: Hey everyone! So, it looks like some of the changes we've been speculating about for February 2016 are officially confirmed. What does the new lineup look like?

User2: I just saw the official announcement! The schedule is going to change quite a bit. "Teen Titans Go!" will take over the morning slots, starting with its usual 6 AM slot.

User3: That’s true! I've also read that "Ben 10: Omniverse" is being cycled out for now, which some people might see as a relief. More room for variety, hopefully!

User4: They’re also ramping up the action block in the afternoons. So, not only are we getting new episodes of "Adventure Time" and "Regular Show," but they’re reintroducing "Ninjago" into the mix during the late afternoons.

User5: That's exciting! Plus, shows like "The Amazing World of Gumball" and "We Bare Bears" are getting more time on the schedule too, which is great for fans of those series.

User1: Thanks for the updates! It's nice to see a bit more variety in the programming after what felt like a TTG-dominated schedule. I’m glad they’re incorporating some classics along with the newer hits.

User2: Exactly! It feels like Cartoon Network is trying to strike a balance between beloved shows and newer content to keep everyone engaged. Here's hoping for some surprises along the way!

User3: I’m looking forward to seeing how these changes will play out over the next few weeks. Let's keep an eye on the schedule and enjoy the new offerings!

User4: Agreed! With all these shifts, it’s a good time to rediscover some of our favorite shows and maybe even find new ones to enjoy. Exciting times ahead!

User1: For sure! Thanks for the confirmations, everyone. Let's dive in and see what February has in store for us on CN UK!

Write a follow up listing the new schedule

Forum Thread: Cartoon Network UK Schedule - February 2016
User1: Alright, everyone! Here’s the confirmed schedule for Cartoon Network UK starting in February 2016. A lot of changes are coming, and I’m excited to see how everything fits together!

User2: Awesome! Let’s see what’s in store:

Cartoon Network UK Schedule - February 2016
Weekdays:

6:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
6:30 AM - Teen Titans Go!
7:00 AM - Adventure Time
7:30 AM - Regular Show
8:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
8:30 AM - Johnny Test
9:00 AM - Adventure Time
9:30 AM - Regular Show
10:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
10:30 AM - Johnny Test
11:00 AM - We Bare Bears
11:30 AM - Ben 10 (2005)
12:00 PM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
12:30 PM - Transformers: Prime
1:00 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:30 PM - Lamput
2:00 PM - Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL
2:30 PM - Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
3:00 PM - SheZow
3:30 PM - The Looney Tunes Show
4:00 PM - Total Drama: Revenge of the Island
4:30 PM - Regular Show
5:00 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
5:30 PM - Ben 10: Omniverse

6:00 PM - Adventure Time
6:30 PM - Steven Universe
7:00 PM - Total Drama Island
7:30 PM - Regular Show
8:00 PM - Adventure Time
8:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball

Nighttime Programming: Obscure Shows and Classics

9:00 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
9:30 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
10:00 PM - Hero: 108
10:30 PM - Chop Socky Chooks
11:00 PM - Spider Riders
12:00 AM - Hero: 108
12:30 AM - Robotboy
12:45 AM - GoGoRiki
1:00 AM - Monster Buster Club
1:30 AM - Robotboy
2:00 AM - What's With Andy?
2:30 AM - The Tofus
3:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
3:30 AM - Skatoony
4:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
4:30 AM - Eon Kid
5:00 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
5:30 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball

Forum Thread: Current Schedules for CN Too and Boomerang - February 2016

User1: Hey everyone! I just found the current schedules for both Cartoon Network Too and Boomerang for February 2016. If anyone's interested, I can share what’s airing on those channels!

User2: Yes, please! I’ve been curious about what’s happening over on CN Too and Boomerang lately. What’s the lineup looking like?

User1: Here’s the breakdown for Cartoon Network Too:

Cartoon Network Too Schedule - February 2016

Weekdays:

6:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 AM - Johnny Test
7:00 AM - Adventure Time
7:30 AM - Regular Show
8:00 AM - Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 AM - The Tom and Jerry Show
9:00 AM - The Looney Tunes Show
9:30 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
10:00 AM - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
10:30 AM - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
11:00 AM - Yo-Kai Watch
11:30 AM - Total Drama All-Stars
12:00 PM - Supernoobs
12:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:00 PM - Adventure Time
1:30 PM - Ben 10: Omniverse
2:00 PM - Regular Show
2:30 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
3:00 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
3:30 PM - Monster Buster Club
4:00 PM - Eon Kid
4:30 PM - Robotboy
5:00 PM - Hero: 108
5:30 PM - Chop Socky Chooks

Weekends:

6:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 AM - Johnny Test
7:00 AM - Adventure Time
7:30 AM - Regular Show
8:00 AM - Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL
8:30 AM - The Tom and Jerry Show
9:00 AM - The Looney Tunes Show
9:30 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
10:00 AM - Total Drama Island
10:30 AM - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
11:00 AM - Johnny Test
11:30 AM - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
12:00 PM - Ben 10: Omniverse
12:30 PM - Adventure Time
1:00 PM - GoGoRiki
1:30 PM - Monster Allergy

And for Boomerang:

Boomerang Schedule - February 2016

Weekdays:

6:00 AM - The Flintstones
6:30 AM - Tom & Jerry
7:00 AM - Looney Tunes
8:00 AM - Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
8:30 AM - The Garfield Show
9:00 AM - What's New Scooby-Doo?
9:30 AM - Duck Dodgers
10:00 AM - Inspector Gadget
10:30 AM - Pink Panther & Pals
11:00 AM - The Looney Tunes Show
11:30 AM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
12:00 PM - Total Drama All-Stars
12:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:00 PM - The Tom and Jerry Show
1:30 PM - The Scooby Doo Show
2:00 PM - My Goldfish is Evil!
2:30 PM - Johnny Bravo
3:00 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball

Weekends:

Similar scheduling with emphasis on classic material and holiday specials.

User2: Wow, thanks for sharing! It’s cool to see how both channels are bringing different varieties to the table while also covering popular shows. Lots of Gumball, which is always a win!

User3: This is awesome! I’m glad to see "Tika's Terrific Travels" and "Yo-Kai Watch" getting a spot in both lineups. Hopefully, that will help them gain more popularity!

User1: Exactly! Both channels seem to have a good mix of classic content and newer shows. Excited to jump back into some of these series; they all look like so much fun!

User4: Snowed in this weekend? Sounds like the perfect time for a good binge on both CN Too and Boomerang. Thanks for sharing the schedules; they really help plan out the viewing ahead!

Writea reply with the 24/7 schedule for both channels

User5: Sure thing! Here’s the complete 24/7 schedule for both Cartoon Network Too and Boomerang for February 2016:

Cartoon Network Too 24/7 Schedule - February 2016:

Weekdays:

6:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 AM - Johnny Test
7:00 AM - Adventure Time
7:30 AM - Regular Show
8:00 AM - Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 AM - The Tom and Jerry Show
9:00 AM - The Looney Tunes Show
9:30 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
10:00 AM - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
10:30 AM - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
11:00 AM - Yo-Kai Watch
11:30 AM - Total Drama All-Stars
12:00 PM - Supernoobs
12:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:00 PM - Adventure Time
1:30 PM - Ben 10: Omniverse
2:00 PM - Regular Show
2:30 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
3:00 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
3:30 PM - Monster Buster Club
4:00 PM - Eon Kid
4:30 PM - Robotboy
5:00 PM - Hero: 108
5:30 PM - Chop Socky Chooks
Nighttime Programming:

6:00 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
6:30 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
7:00 PM - Generator Rex
7:30 PM - Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
8:00 PM - Adventure Time
8:30 PM - Regular Show
9:00 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
9:30 PM - Johnny Test
10:00 PM - Battle B-Daman
10:30 PM - Hero: 108
11:00 PM - Monster Buster Club
12:00 AM - Robotboy
1:00 AM - GoGoRiki
1:30 AM - What's With Andy?
2:00 AM - Eon Kid
2:30 AM - Monster Allergy
3:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
3:30 AM - Hero: 108
4:00 AM - My Knight and Me
4:30 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
5:00 AM - Skatoony
5:30 AM - Battle B-Daman

Boomerang 24/7 Schedule - February 2016:

Weekdays:

6:00 AM - The Flintstones
6:30 AM - Tom & Jerry
7:00 AM - Looney Tunes
8:00 AM - Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
8:30 AM - The Garfield Show
9:00 AM - What's New Scooby-Doo?
9:30 AM - Duck Dodgers
10:00 AM - Inspector Gadget
10:30 AM - Pink Panther & Pals
11:00 AM - The Looney Tunes Show
11:30 AM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
12:00 PM - Total Drama All-Stars
12:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
1:00 PM - The Tom and Jerry Show
1:30 PM - The Scooby Doo Show
2:00 PM - My Goldfish is Evil!
2:30 PM - Johnny Bravo
Night Programming:

3:00 PM - Sam & Max Save the World
3:30 PM - Tom & Jerry: The Mansion Cat Collection
4:00 PM - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
4:30 PM - The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
5:00 PM - The Looney Tunes Show
5:30 PM - What's New Scooby-Doo?
6:00 PM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
6:30 PM - Tom & Jerry
7:00 PM - My Goldfish is Evil!
7:30 PM - Duck Dodgers
8:00 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
8:30 PM - Regular Show
9:00 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
9:30 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
10:00 PM - Skatoony
10:30 PM - Doraemon
11:00 PM - Skatoony
12:00 AM - LazyTown
12:25 AM - LazyTown
12:50 AM - The Garfield Show
1:00 AM - Skatoony
2:23 AM - Skatoony
2:46 AM - LazyTown
3:10 AM - The Garfield Show
4:10 AM - LazyTown
5:00 AM - The Garfield Show
Does this help you plan out your viewing for the month? Let me know if you need anything else!

Forum Thread: How Does CN Too Fill Time During Night Programming?

User1: Hey everyone, I've been noticing that the ad breaks during the daytime scheduling for Cartoon Network Too typically follow a clear structure: Ident, Next bumper, promo, 7 ads, another promo, then Ident, before the show starts. But I've been curious—how do they fill time during nighttime programming, especially since there are no ads?

User2: That’s a good question! I've observed the same daytime pattern, and I find it pretty effective. As for nighttime, it’s definitely different since they don’t run ads during late-night slots.

User3: I've noticed that at night, they usually fill time with either longer show segments, re-runs of popular episodes, or even filler segments that feature short clips or skits related to the shows.

User4: Exactly! Sometimes they’ll run shorter segments with character highlights or behind-the-scenes features related to current shows. It keeps the nighttime programming engaging without the need for ads.

User5: I think they also use that time to showcase upcoming content, like sneak peeks or trailers for new shows. They might not have ads, but they keep the flow going with promotional content.

User6: It’s interesting how they maintain a seamless transition between programming at night. You’d think it would feel a bit empty without ads, but they do manage to keep things lively with all those options.

User1: Thanks for the insights, everyone! It’s nice to understand how they adapt the structure for different time slots. I appreciate the creative ways they maintain engagement without relying on traditional ads.

User7: Definitely! It’s nice to have a focus on content rather than constantly interrupting the viewing experience with ads. Let’s see how they continue to innovate in the future!

User8: Agreed! Looking forward to more fun viewing experiences during the night on CN Too without the usual commercial interruptions!

Write a follow up saying that's why I normally see Lamput, those Regular Show "minisodes" and that unneccesairly long Ben 10 trailer at night

User1: That's exactly why I've been seeing "Lamput," those Regular Show "minisodes," and that unnecessarily long Ben 10 trailer during the nighttime slots! It makes sense now that they're filling the gap left by the absence of ads.

User2: Yeah, "Lamput" and the mini-episodes are perfect fillers—they’re short and keep the vibe light and entertaining. The Ben 10 trailer is a bit much at times, but it fits with their strategy of promoting current shows.

User3: I guess it’s all about keeping the content flowing and ensuring viewers have something to watch, even if it means showing trailers. At least it's better than dead air!

User4: Exactly! And by having these shorter segments, they maintain the energy of the block. It keeps the viewing experience engaging and dynamic, which is what we expect from Cartoon Network.

User5: It’s a clever way to keep viewers entertained during the late-night hours. Plus, mixing in fun segments like that makes those long nights more enjoyable for everyone watching!

User1: For sure! I appreciate them being proactive about filling time creatively instead of just having nothing on the screen. Let’s hope they keep up this refreshing approach!

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Forum Thread: Nighttime Break Structure on Cartoon Network Too

User1: Since we've been discussing how they fill time during nighttime programming, I'm curious about the break structure when there are no ads. How does it typically flow at night compared to the daytime schedule?

User2: Great question! At night, the structure is definitely simpler since they skip the ad breaks. Here’s how it usually goes:

Ident - A short animation introducing the show or just a fun character moment.
Next bumper - Teasing what’s coming up next, often with a playful or quirky touch.
Promo - A brief preview of upcoming shows or new episodes that are set to air later.
Ident again - Another fun animation, serving as a bridge to keep viewers engaged.
Show starts - The immediate transition into the program, ensuring a smooth viewing experience.
User3: That’s right! Without the ads, it feels much more fluid and keeps viewers in their seats, which is really nice. The focus is squarely on the content rather than interruptions.

User4: Exactly! It creates a more enjoyable atmosphere during late-night viewing. Plus, the use of unique idents and bumpers keeps the energy up even without ads.

User5: It’s a good way to keep the late-night experience lively and fun. They still make the transition seamless, ensuring viewers stay engaged with whatever they’re watching.

User1: Thanks for breaking that down! It's interesting to see how they adapt their structure for different time slots. Makes late-night viewing all the more appealing!

User6: Absolutely! Let’s hope they continue refining this throughout the year and keep delivering an engaging experience for fans of all ages!

Write a follow up saying they only use shorts between promo and second ident if it's going into another show, If it's just another episode of the same show then it's the structure above

User1: One thing I've noticed is that when a show is transitioning into another episode of the same series, they usually stick to the simpler structure we discussed earlier: Ident, Next bumper, Promo, Ident, and then the show starts right away.

User2: Exactly! But if they’re moving from one show to a different one, they tend to fill that space between the promo and the second ident with short clips or mini-segments. It helps create a smooth transition and keeps the energy lively.

User3: It’s a smart move! Those shorts add variety and help maintain engagement when switching between different shows. It feels more dynamic that way.

User4: Absolutely! This strategy enhances the overall viewing experience, especially when moving from one series to another. But if it’s just another episode of the same show, they keep it straightforward, which I think is a nice approach.

User1: Thanks for clarifying that! It’s good to know how they structure things differently depending on the situation. It really helps keep the flow going smoothly during late-night programming!

User5: Definitely! Let’s keep an eye on how they continue using this structure and whether they introduce any more shorts or segments in the future.

Forum Thread: What Color is the Pointing Arrow in CN Too Promos?

User1: Hey everyone! I’ve been watching some CN Too promos lately and was curious—what color is the pointing arrow that typically appears in them?

User2: Good question! As far as I can recall, the pointing arrow in their promos is usually a vibrant shade of red. It really stands out against the rest of the colorful graphics they use.

User3: Yeah, I think you're right about that! The red arrow definitely adds that dynamic element and grabs attention. It's a pretty striking choice!

User4: Plus, it fits well with the overall color scheme of the "Dynamic Arrows" branding. The red pops against the background, making it really eye-catching.

User5: I’ve also noticed that sometimes the arrows can appear in different colors depending on the specific theme or branding for certain promos. But generally, red is the main color featured.

User1: Thanks for the clarification, everyone! It’s interesting how something as simple as the arrow color can impact the overall feel of the promos. I’ll pay extra attention next time I watch!

User6: For sure! Colors play a huge role in branding and viewer perception, so it makes sense they’d use vibrant hues to keep things lively and engaging. Can't wait to see what they come up with next!

Forum Thread: "Owl and Co" and "Doraemon" Added to Nightline on CN Too!

User1: Hey everyone! I just heard some exciting news—"Owl and Co" is being added to the nighttime lineup on CN Too starting April 2! I can hardly wait to see more of the pink grumpy owl's adventures.

User2: That’s awesome! I love the humor and quirky style of "Owl and Co." It’s great to see it making its way to the nighttime schedule. Plus, it seems like a perfect fit for that time slot.

User3: Not only that, but I heard "Doraemon" is joining the lineup too! It’s such a well-loved show, and I can’t wait to see Nobita and his futuristic cat friend in action during the night.

User4: Wow, that’s a solid addition to the night lineup! "Doraemon" has a huge fanbase, and it’s always inspiring to see how he helps Nobita with those amazing gadgets. This should attract a lot of viewers to CN Too.

User5: Agreed! It’s nice that they’re diversifying the nighttime lineup. Both shows bring their own charm and creativity, so it’ll be interesting to see how they perform in the evenings.

User1: Definitely! With "Owl and Co" and "Doraemon" now airing at night, it feels like CN Too is really embracing its quirky and whimsical side while still catering to a broad audience.

User2: I’m excited about this change! Hopefully, this trend of incorporating unique shows into the nighttime lineup continues. There’s so much potential for entertaining content!

User3: After the addition of these two shows, let’s keep an eye on what other surprises CN Too might have in store for us next. It’s a great time to be a fan of animation!

Write a follow up asking if both shows have fully moved to it from Boomerang

Forum Thread: Have "Owl and Co" and "Doraemon" Fully Moved to CN Too from Boomerang?

User1: Quick question for everyone—has "Owl and Co" and "Doraemon" fully transitioned to CN Too from Boomerang? I want to know if they’re completely moving away from Boomerang’s schedule or if they’ll still pop up there occasionally.

User2: Good question! From what I’ve heard, both shows are now exclusive to CN Too, meaning they’ve left Boomerang entirely. With their addition to the nighttime lineup, CN Too is making a concerted effort to feature them prominently.

User3: I think you’re right about that! I checked Boomerang’s schedule, and it looks like they’ve dropped both shows to make room for different content. CN Too is definitely claiming them as part of their regular lineup now.

User4: That’s a solid move! It gives CN Too a chance to showcase more unique content, and both "Owl and Co" and "Doraemon" fit perfectly with their vibe. I think they’ll be a great addition to the CN Too brand.

User5: Yeah, I'm happy to see them on CN Too! It feels like a good fit, and this change might help boost their viewership overall by giving them a dedicated home.

User1: Thanks for confirming that! It’ll be interesting to see how each channel evolves as they carve out their unique identities. I’m looking forward to catching more episodes of both shows on CN Too!

User6: Agreed! Let’s enjoy these whimsical shows and see what else CN Too has in store as they embrace this new direction!

Write a reply with the new 9pm to 6am CN Too schedule that took effect when both shows were added to the night schedule

User7: Absolutely! With the addition of "Owl and Co" and "Doraemon" to the night lineup, here's the new CN Too schedule from 9 PM to 6 AM that took effect:

CN Too Night Schedule - Effective April 2, 2016

9:00 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
Explore Glimmerfog with Tika on her whimsical adventures.

9:30 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
Follow Kiki, Mimi, and Zuzu in their playful escapades.

10:00 PM - Hero: 108
Join Lin Chung and the rest of the heroes as they restore harmony in the Hidden Kingdom.

10:30 PM - Chop Socky Chooks
Join Chuckie Chan and his quirky crew in Wasabi World for action-packed fun!

11:00 PM - Spider Riders
Embark on thrilling nighttime adventures in the Inner World with Hunter Steele.

12:00 AM - Owl and Co
Delve into the hilarious antics of the grumpy owl and her forest friends as they navigate their slapstick lives.

12:30 AM - Doraemon
Dive into the whimsical adventures of Nobita and his futuristic cat, Doraemon, as they tackle everyday problems with gadgets.

1:00 AM - GoGoRiki
Join the charming and quirky GoGoRiki characters as they embark on delightful escapades.

1:30 AM - Monster Buster Club
Follow the adventures of junior agents as they protect their town from alien threats.

2:00 AM - Robotboy
Enjoy the fun and adventurous escapades of Robotboy learning about humanity.

2:30 AM - What's With Andy?
Laugh along with Andy’s crazy pranks and his attempts at navigating life.

3:00 AM - The Tofus
Discover the eco-friendly adventures of the Tofu family and their quirky challenges.

3:30 AM - Skatoony
Engage in a mix of humor and competition with Chudd and the contestants as they vie for the title of Skatoony Champion.

4:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
Embark on epic quests to collect Shen Gong Wu and participate in showdowns of skill.

4:30 AM - Eon Kid
Return to the adventures of Marty as he discovers the powerful Iron Fist.

5:00 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
Revisit Tika and her whimsical journeys as she explores new parts of Glimmerfog.

5:30 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
End the night with Gumball for more laughter and adventures in Elmore!

This new schedule format promises to keep viewers entertained through the night with a delightful mix of whimsical and action-packed content. Let's see how these changes resonate with audiences!

Schedules for late April onwards

Cartoon Network UK:
6:00 AM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00 AM - Adventure Time
7:30 AM - Regular Show
8:00 AM - Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 AM - Johnny Test
9:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
9:30 AM - Regular Show
10:00 AM - Yo-Kai Watch
10:30 AM - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
11:00 AM - Twelve Forever
11:30 AM - Steven Universe
12:00 PM - The Powerpuff Girls
12:30 PM - Total Drama
1:00 PM - Teen Titans Go!
1:30 PM - Lamput
2:00 PM - Clarence
2:30 PM - Steven Universe
3:00 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
3:30 PM - Supernoobs
4:00 PM - Regular Show
4:30 PM - TV Yan and Telepochi's Channel Adventures
5:00 PM - Regular Show
5:30 PM - Adventure Time
6:00 PM - Yo-Kai Watch
6:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
7:30 PM - Yo-Kai Watch
8:00 PM - Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 PM - Johnny Test
9:00 PM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
9:30 PM - Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
10:00 PM - Skatoony
10:30 PM - Viewtiful Joe
11:00 PM - Spider Riders
11:30 PM - Monster Allergy
12:00 AM - Robotboy
12:30 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
1:00 AM - GoGoRiki
1:30 AM - What’s With Andy?
2:00 AM - Eon Kid
2:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
3:00 AM - Monster Buster Club
3:30 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
4:00 AM - The Tofus
4:30 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
5:00 AM - Robotboy
5:30 AM - Skatoony

Boomerang UK:
6:00 AM - The Garfield Show
6:30 AM - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
7:00 AM - Inspector Gadget
7:30 AM - The Tom & Jerry Show
8:00 AM - Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
8:30 AM - The Looney Tunes Show
9:00 AM - What's New Scooby-Doo?
9:30 AM - Storm Hawks
10:00 AM - Pink Panther & Pals
10:30 AM - Boomerang Cinema
11:00 AM - Looney Tunes
11:30 AM - Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
12:00 PM - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
12:30 PM - The Garfield Show
1:00 PM - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
1:30 PM - Tom & Jerry
2:00 PM - Inspector Gadget
2:30 PM - LazyTown
3:00 PM - Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs!
3:30 PM - The Garfield Show
4:00 PM - The Scooby Doo Show
4:30 PM - Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
5:00 PM - My Goldfish is Evil!
5:30 PM - Duck Dodgers
6:00 PM - Boomerang Cinema
7:00 PM - The Tom & Jerry Show
7:30 PM - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
8:00 PM - The Garfield Show
8:30 PM - Tom & Jerry
9:00 PM - Wacky Races
9:30 PM - Duck Dodgers
10:00 PM - Inspector Gadget
10:30 PM - Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
11:00 PM - My Spy Family
11:30 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
12:00 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
12:30 AM - Skatoony
1:00 AM - Skatoony
1:30 AM - The Garfield Show
2:00 AM - Maryoku Yummy
2:30 AM - Skatoony
3:00 AM - Skatoony
4:00 AM - Wacky Races
4:30 AM - Top Cat
5:00 AM - The Flintstones

Cartoon Network Too:
6:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 AM - Regular Show
7:00 AM - Uncle Grandpa
7:30 AM - Adventure Time
8:00 AM - Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
9:00 AM - The Powerpuff Girls
9:30 AM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
10:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM - LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
11:00 AM - Yo-Kai Watch
11:30 AM - Generator Rex
12:00 PM - Angelo Rules
12:30 PM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
1:00 PM - Monster Allergy
1:30 PM - The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
2:00 PM - Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
2:30 PM - The Looney Tunes Show
3:00 PM - Regular Show
3:30 PM - Adventure Time
4:00 PM - Ben 10: Omniverse
4:30 PM - Teen Titans Go!
5:00 PM - Total Drama
5:30 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
6:00 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 PM - Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00 PM - The Garfield Show
7:30 PM - Mixels
8:00 PM - Doraemon
8:30 PM - The Amazing World of Gumball
9:00 PM - Adventure Time
9:30 PM - The Tofus
10:00 PM - Skatoony
10:30 PM - Spider Riders
11:00 PM - Tika's Terrific Travels
11:30 PM - GoGoRiki
12:00 AM - Monster Buster Club
12:30 AM - The Tofus
1:00 AM - Eon Kid
1:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
2:00 AM - Robotboy
2:30 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
3:00 AM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
3:30 AM - Skatoony
4:00 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
4:30 AM - The Owl & Co
5:00 AM - Doraemon
5:30 AM - Battle B-Daman.

Forum Thread: Upcoming Changes on Boomerang and Overall Schedule Updates

User1: Hey everyone! Not much seems to be happening with the schedule updates for Boomerang and CN Too. I did hear there will be some night schedule rejigging—anything exciting coming up?

User2: Yeah, it looks like the only real changes are the night lineup adjustments. However, I’m excited to see "The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers" returning to the mix! It’s been missed.

User3: Absolutely! I’m glad to have it back! Also, something noteworthy is that TV Yan is making his UK debut. It’s good to see them introducing a familiar character, especially since he had his roots in Japan.

User4: That’s a fun addition! I can’t wait to see how he’ll interact with the kids and the programming on CN Too.

User1: And on Boomerang, we’ve got the premiere of "Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs." It's about time they incorporated some Flintstones fun, don’t you think?

User5: Yes! I’ve been looking forward to seeing how they’ll present that. It's nice to see more content from the classic franchise being revitalized for a new generation!

User6: Interestingly enough, Boomerang's 4 AM classics lineup is returning after almost a year of absence! It’ll be great to see some beloved classics back on the roster.

User1: That’s a pleasant surprise! Consistency with the classics always brings a sense of nostalgia. I hope they keep this lineup fresh moving forward!

User4: On another note, though, I have mixed feelings—"Maryoku Yummy" will be gone from Boomerang starting May 1st and will be replaced with one of their usual obscure shows. I always saw potential in it.

User2: That's unfortunate! "Maryoku Yummy" had a unique charm but it seems the usual obscure shows are still taking precedence in the lineup. It’s all about balancing the programming, I suppose.

User3: Here's hoping they give more chances to those different series in the future! With the returning classics and the newer shows popping up, there is still plenty to keep viewers entertained.

User1: Definitely! Let’s keep track of how these changes unfold and see what else Boomerang and CN Too have in store for us in the coming months!

Write a follow up asking which show is replacing it

Forum Thread: What Show is Replacing Maryoku Yummy on Boomerang?

User1: Just following up on the news about "Maryoku Yummy" leaving the Boomerang lineup starting May 1st. Does anyone know which show will be replacing it? I'm really curious to see what they’re planning to slot in!

User2: Good question! I heard that they plan to replace "Maryoku Yummy" with "Monster Buster Club." It's an interesting choice, keeping that action-packed vibe while offering something a bit different.

User3: That's right! "Monster Buster Club" is known for its fun mix of adventure and comedy, so it could bring some excitement to the afternoon lineup. It’s got a cool premise too, with the junior agents fighting against alien forces!

User4: I think it fits well with Boomerang's overall theme of fun and quirky content. Plus, it’s nice to see more variety being introduced into the schedule, especially after some of the more obscure shows.

User5: I’m excited to see how "Monster Buster Club" performs in its new timeslot! It’ll be interesting to see if it attracts any new fans. Hopefully, it can capture some of the magic that "Maryoku Yummy" brought!

User1: Thanks for the heads up! I look forward to checking out the new lineup when it rolls out and seeing what "Monster Buster Club" has to offer. Hopefully, it resonates well with viewers and becomes a hit!

Forum Thread: What's the Official Name for the 2012 Boomerang Look?

User1: Hey everyone! I’ve been enjoying Boomerang’s current aesthetic since the 2012 refresh, but I’m curious—what’s the official name for this branding style? Does anyone have the scoop?

User2: Good question! From what I recall, the branding that launched in 2012 is often referred to as the "Connected Environments" style. It incorporated vibrant backgrounds and playful characters that complemented the logo.

User3: That sounds right! I remember them mentioning that name during promotional events. It definitely captures the essence of that lively and colorful design.

User4: I think they also refer to it as the "Mainframe Look" since it was developed in collaboration with a particular animation studio known for those dynamic visuals.

User5: Yeah, the Mainframe team did an amazing job creating those environments! It added a whole new layer of depth to the channel's identity. The branding has made the channel feel fresh and engaging.

User6: Agreed! I love how the "Connected Environments" make it fun and immersive. It’s especially nice to see how they’ve incorporated characters from the shows into the environment without losing the core essence of Boomerang.

User1: Thanks for the information, everyone! I’m glad to have clarity on the official name of the branding style. It’ll be fun to see how it continues to evolve in the future while keeping that playful spirit!

User2: No problem! It's always cool to see how branding and design choices can shape a channel's identity. Let’s keep an eye out for any future updates or changes!

User3: Definitely! Here's to enjoying Boomerang’s vibrant look and the fun adventures it brings to our screens!

Write a follow up asking what year was the biggest year for the Mainframe look (in terms of content/programming)

Forum Thread: What Year Was the Biggest for the Mainframe Look?

User1: Hey everyone! I’ve been reflecting on Boomerang’s "Connected Environments" or Mainframe look and I’m curious—what year do you think was the biggest for this branding in terms of content and programming?

User2: That's a great question! From my perspective, I think 2013 was a pivotal year. They had a fantastic lineup going on, with shows like "The Garfield Show," "Tom & Jerry," and "Scooby-Doo!" all prominently featured. It felt like the channel was really hitting its stride.

User3: I would agree with 2013! Their programming lineup was quite diverse, and it seemed to attract a wider audience. Plus, they introduced some new shows that year, which kept things fresh.

User4: I actually think 2014 was notable too! They brought in shows like "Mr. Bean: The Animated Series" and had some cool specials from classic content. The combination of new and nostalgic programming really appealed to a lot of viewers.

User5: Good points all around! But I’d say that 2012, when the Mainframe branding debuted, was pretty significant too. The introduction of that branding came with the launch of various shows and a renewed focus on animated content that really set the tone for the following years.

User1: Thanks for the insight, everyone! It’s interesting to see how different years contributed to the success of the Mainframe look. I guess it’s a combination of all those factors that made each year memorable in its own way!

User6: Absolutely! Each year had its highs, and it’s great to see how the different programming choices helped shape the channel's identity under the Mainframe branding. Here’s hoping for even more exciting content in the future!

Write a follow up saying 2015 had LOTS of new shows: IG, TO&C, GOTJ, D, SB, LOSH

Forum Thread: 2015 Was a Major Year for New Shows!

User1: I’ve been thinking about the discussion around the biggest years for the Mainframe look, and I have to say, 2015 was packed with new content! It seems like they introduced a ton of new shows that really enriched the lineup.

User2: Absolutely! 2015 was a landmark year. They launched several exciting new series, including "Inspector Gadget," "The Owl & Co," "George of the Jungle," "Doraemon," "Sonic Boom," and "Legion of Superheroes." Each of these brought something unique to the schedule!

User3: So true! With so many fresh additions, it felt like Boomerang was brimming with variety and creativity. It's impressive how they balanced both new content and their classic favorites.

User4: And each of those shows has its own distinct charm—“Inspector Gadget” brought back some nostalgia, while “Sonic Boom” and “George of the Jungle” introduced a fun twist to familiar characters. It made the channel feel vibrant and engaging.

User1: Thanks for the reminder, everyone! 2015 definitely stands out now that we list all those new shows. It’s exciting to see how many opportunities Boomerang took to diversify its content and appeal to a wide audience.

User5: Let’s hope this trend of introducing new and exciting shows continues into the future! With more variety, there’s plenty to keep viewers entertained for years to come.

User6: Definitely! Here’s to more vibrant and fresh programming on Boomerang. It’ll be fun to see what other animated adventures come our way in the coming months!

Write a follow up saying it was also nice to see Legion again after CN Too barely touched it after it ended in the states (when Kids WB became CW4Kids)

Forum Thread: So Glad to See "Legion of Superheroes" Back!

User1: I completely agree! It was also really nice to see "Legion of Superheroes" make a comeback in 2015, especially after CN Too barely touched it after it ended in the States when Kids WB transitioned to CW4Kids.

User2: Absolutely! "Legion of Superheroes" had such a unique story and style. It’s a shame it got sidelined for a while, but seeing it back in the lineup was definitely a treat for fans of superhero cartoons.

User3: Yes! I remember how chaotic the schedule was back then when the show first aired and how it was hard to catch every episode. Now with its return, I can finally enjoy the series without missing out!

User4: Exactly! It's great that Boomerang has been willing to reintroduce shows that had potential but didn’t get enough airtime. It gives the series a chance to find its audience again.

User5: Here’s hoping they continue to explore shows with rich stories like "Legion." It deserves a second chance, and it’s awesome that CN Too recognized that!

User1: Definitely! “Legion of Superheroes” brings a lot to the table, so let's keep our fingers crossed for more hero-filled adventures in the future—and hopefully more screenings!

Write a follow up confirming what the biggest year for the current Boomerang look was without a doubt

Forum Thread: What Was the Biggest Year for the Current Boomerang Look?

User1: So, after reflecting on our earlier discussions about the Boomerang look over the years, I think we can all agree that 2015 was undoubtedly the biggest year for the current Boomerang branding.

User2: Absolutely! The amount of new content they introduced that year was incredible. Between "Inspector Gadget," "The Owl & Co," "George of the Jungle," and those returning classics, it was a vibrant time for the channel.

User3: Not to mention the return of "Dreamworks Dragons" and the addition of specials—it was a year of expansion and excitement. The variety really showcased Boomerang’s commitment to delivering quality programming.

User4: Definitely! The lineup in 2015 felt dynamic and engaging, drawing in both new viewers and those nostalgic for the classic shows. It seemed like every slot had something worth watching.

User5: It’s hard to argue against that! 2015 really set the tone for what Boomerang could accomplish under this branding. I’m excited to see how they will continue to evolve their content going forward!

User1: Yes! It’s clear that 2015 was a year of growth and revitalization for Boomerang, and it’ll be interesting to see how they build on that momentum in the future. Cheers to more great programming ahead!

Blog Post: Boomerang UK Unveils Its Exciting New Schedule Starting June 1, 2016

Hello Boomerang fans!

June is here, and so is a refreshed Boomerang UK schedule packed with favorites from the past and some well-loved shows making a triumphant return! The overnight lineup is bringing back classic gems including The Cramp Twins, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, and Magical Adventures of Moko. Plus, Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs takes a prime morning slot at 8:00 AM!

If you’re a night owl, get ready: the nighttime programming now officially starts at 8:30 PM, led by Skatoony alongside those returned classics. Also, Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! really shines with a full hour at 7:00 PM, and it also has the 10 AM slot all to itself.

This is the perfect time to revisit some nostalgia and enjoy Boomerang’s mix of comedy, adventure, and classic cartoon charm!

Full Boomerang UK Schedule (6 AM – 6 AM) from June 1, 2016:

06:00 – The Garfield Show
06:30 – Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:00 – Inspector Gadget
07:30 – The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 – Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs (New 8 AM Slot)
08:30 – The Looney Tunes Show
09:00 – Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
09:30 – What's New Scooby-Doo?
10:00 – Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! (Dedicated Slot)
10:30 – Duck Dodgers
11:00 – Pink Panther & Pals
11:30 – Tom & Jerry Tales
12:00 – Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
12:30 – The Scooby-Doo Show
13:00 – The Garfield Show
13:30 – My Goldfish is Evil!
14:00 – CBS Classics (Looney Tunes/Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck rotation)
14:30 – The Tom & Jerry Show
15:00 – Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 – My Knight and Me
16:00 – George of the Jungle
16:30 – Wabbit
17:00 – Inspector Gadget
17:30 – The Garfield Show
18:00 – Looney Tunes
18:30 – Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 – Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! (Full Hour)
20:00 – Tom & Jerry
20:30 – Doraemon
21:00 – Skatoony (Nighttime Programming Starts)
21:30 – Skatoony
22:00 – The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers (Back Overnight)
22:30 – The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
23:00 – Magical Adventures of Moko (Back Overnight)
23:30 – Magical Adventures of Moko
00:00 – The Cramp Twins (Back Overnight)
00:30 – The Cramp Twins
01:00 – LazyTown
01:24 – Magical Adventures of Moko
01:48 – LazyTown
02:10 – The Cramp Twins
02:40 – Skatoony
03:10 – The Garfield Show
04:00 – LazyTown
05:00 – My Spy Family
05:30 – The Amazing World of Gumball

Key Highlights:

The Cramp Twins, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, and Magical Adventures of Moko have returned to their classic overnight slots, reviving the nostalgic nighttime fun.
Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs now airs weekdays at 8:00 AM – a fresh way to brighten up mornings with prehistoric adventures!
Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! dominates the evening with a dedicated hour at 7 PM and a special solo slot at 10 AM.
Skatoony kicks off the night’s programming at 8:30 PM and continues into the early hours, alongside other classics.
Everything else remains steady, with Boomerang continuing to deliver a mix of comedy, adventure, and timeless cartoon fun.
Whether you’re an early riser or a late-night viewer, this schedule caters to all with a perfect balance of nostalgia and new energy!

Stay tuned, enjoy the classics, and keep those cartoons rolling on Boomerang UK!

Blog Post: June 2016 Full Schedules for Cartoon Network UK & Cartoon Network Too

Hello animation fans!

As June 2016 kicks off, it’s time to check out what the other two Turner networks—Cartoon Network UK and Cartoon Network Too—have in store for us alongside Boomerang’s exciting summer lineup. Both channels continue to bring a rich blend of contemporary hits, fan-favorite classics, and fresh new content to keep viewers entertained from morning till night.

Below, find the full detailed schedules for both channels so you can plan your viewing and catch all your favorite shows as summer heats up!

Cartoon Network UK – June 2016 Schedule
6:00 AM – Ed, Edd n Eddy
6:30 AM – The Amazing World of Gumball
7:00 AM – Adventure Time
7:30 AM – Regular Show
8:00 AM – Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 AM – Johnny Test
9:00 AM – Teen Titans Go!
9:30 AM – Regular Show
10:00 AM – The Amazing World of Gumball
10:30 AM – Johnny Test
11:00 AM – We Bare Bears
11:30 AM – Ben 10 (2005 Original Series)
12:00 PM – Batman: The Brave and the Bold
12:30 PM – Transformers: Prime
1:00 PM – The Amazing World of Gumball
1:30 PM – Lamput
2:00 PM – Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL
2:30 PM – LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
3:00 PM – SheZow
3:30 PM – The Looney Tunes Show
4:00 PM – Total Drama: Revenge of the Island
4:30 PM – Regular Show
5:00 PM – The Amazing World of Gumball
5:30 PM – Ben 10: Omniverse
6:00 PM – Adventure Time
6:30 PM – Steven Universe
7:00 PM – TV Yan and Telepochi's Channel Adventures
7:30 PM – Regular Show
8:00 PM – Adventure Time
8:30 PM – Hero: 108
9:00 PM – Tika’s Terrific Travels
9:30 PM – The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
10:00 PM - Skatoony
10:30 PM - Viewtiful Joe
11:00 PM - Spider Riders
11:30 PM - Monster Allergy
12:00 AM - Robotboy
12:30 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
1:00 AM - GoGoRiki
1:30 AM - What’s With Andy?
2:00 AM - Eon Kid
2:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
3:00 AM - Monster Buster Club
3:30 AM - Tika's Terrific Travels
4:00 AM - The Tofus
4:30 AM - Chop Socky Chooks
5:00 AM - Robotboy
5:30 AM - Skatoony

Cartoon Network Too – June 2016 Schedule
6:00 AM – The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 AM – Regular Show
7:00 AM – Uncle Grandpa
7:30 AM – Adventure Time
8:00 AM – Ben 10: Omniverse
8:30 AM – Tika’s Terrific Travels
9:00 AM – The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
9:30 AM – Ed, Edd n Eddy
10:00 AM – The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM – LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
11:00 AM – Yo-Kai Watch
11:30 AM – Generator Rex
12:00 PM – Angelo Rules
12:30 PM – The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
1:00 PM – Monster Allergy
1:30 PM – The Adventures of the Kidiminiz
2:00 PM – Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
2:30 PM – The Looney Tunes Show
3:00 PM – Regular Show
3:30 PM – Adventure Time
4:00 PM – Ben 10: Omniverse
4:30 PM – Teen Titans Go!
5:00 PM – Total Drama
5:30 PM – Tika’s Terrific Travels
6:00 PM – The Amazing World of Gumball
6:30 PM – Ed, Edd n Eddy
7:00 PM – The Garfield Show
7:30 PM – Mixels
8:00 PM – Doraemon
8:30 PM – The Amazing World of Gumball
9:00 PM – Adventure Time
9:30 PM – The Tofus
10:00 PM – Skatoony
10:30 PM – Spider Riders
11:00 PM – Tika’s Terrific Travels
11:30 PM – GoGoRiki
12:00 AM – Monster Buster Club
12:30 AM – The Tofus
1:00 AM – Eon Kid
1:30 AM – Xiaolin Showdown
2:00 AM – Robotboy
2:30 AM – Chop Socky Chooks
3:00 AM – The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
3:30 AM – Skatoony
4:00 AM – Tika’s Terrific Travels
4:30 AM – The Owl & Co
5:00 AM – Doraemon
5:30 AM – Battle B-Daman

Looking Ahead
Both Cartoon Network UK and Cartoon Network Too keep a careful balance of new premieres, fan favorites, and hidden gems that appeal to a broad range of viewers. Whether you’re waking up early, headed home from school, or looking for nighttime entertainment, these schedules offer dynamic and engaging content all day long.

Stay tuned for upcoming specials, new series announcements, and holiday events as summer fills your screens with fun, laughter, and adventure!

Happy watching!

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Forum Thread: CN +1 Closure – What’s Replacing It?

User1: Hey all, just heard from a few sources that Cartoon Network +1 has officially closed down. Anyone know what’s replacing it on the platform? Did they just remove the timeshift or add something else?

User2: Yeah, I saw that announcement too. From what I’ve gathered, they replaced CN +1 with a high-definition feed of Cartoon Network Too. So basically, CN Too HD has taken the slot.

User3: Makes sense from a tech standpoint. Seems like many platforms worldwide are moving away from +1 channels to full HD versions of existing ones for a better viewing experience.

User4: I guess it’s a good move for viewers who want better resolution and picture quality. Losing the +1 might sting for some, but HD is definitely the future.

User5: True. Plus, CN Too HD sounds like a solid upgrade. CN Too has a cool lineup, so having it in HD is a win overall.

User1: Thanks for the info everyone! I was a bit worried about losing the +1, but this sounds like a fair replacement. Hopefully it launches smoothly!

User6: Agreed! Looking forward to seeing CN Too in crisp HD whenever it goes live. It’s exciting to get upgraded channels these days.

User7: Anyone know when exactly the HD feed started rolling out or if it's already up on all platforms?

User2: I believe the switch happened on April 10 2016

Forum Thread: Did Check It 3.0 End on May 20, 2016 on CN UK?

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve been hearing rumors that Cartoon Network UK’s Check It 3.0 branding actually ended on May 20, 2016. Does anyone know if that’s true? I’m curious if they switched to a new look right after that date.

User2: I heard something similar! From what I gathered, there were reports of a branding change around that time, but I haven’t seen a concrete confirmation. Anyone have details on what replaced Check It 3.0?

User3: I remember tuning in around May 2016 and noticing some subtle shifts in on-air graphics and promos. It did feel like the tail end of the Check It era, but not a full-blown rebrand instantly.

User4: Yeah, from my recollection, May 20th was likely when they officially wound down Check It 3.0, and then started rolling out transitional idents and promos leading to the next branding phase.

User5: Makes sense if they phased it out gradually rather than overnight. Networks usually do that to avoid confusing viewers. I’d be interested to know what the new branding was called and how different it looked!

User1: Exactly! I’m hoping someone here has screenshots or videos of the changeover. Always fascinating to see how Cartoon Network updates its look over time.

User6: I can check some fan archives and see if there’s something posted about the transition date and new branding details. Will report back if I find anything!

User7: Please do! I’ve been meaning to get a clearer timeline on the Check It phases and what followed. Fingers crossed for some visual comparisons.

User8: Same here! I’m always intrigued by these transitions and how they reflect shifts in network identity and target demographics. Keep us posted!

Write a reply confirming what era CN UK are in now

User6: Hey all, just wanted to confirm that Cartoon Network UK officially ended the Check It 3.0 era around May 20, 2016, and since then, they've been rolling out the latest branding phase known as the "Dimensional" era.

This new look features more layered, 3D-inspired visuals and vibrant character animations that bring the channel to life in a fresh, immersive way. The "Dimensional" branding aims to create a more dynamic and engaging viewer experience, moving away from the flat, geometric style of Check It.

You can see the new bumpers and idents emphasizing depth, vivid color gradients, and playful animations that blend 2D and 3D elements seamlessly. It’s a clear evolution that reflects CN UK’s commitment to staying modern while still celebrating its iconic characters.

If anyone wants, I can share some clips or screenshots from the early days of the Dimensional era!

Write a reply with the 3 eras the channels use currently

User7: Just to add some clarity on where things stand with the current branding across the Turner kids channels in the UK:

Cartoon Network UK is fully in the Dimensional Era, which, as User6 mentioned, features rich 3D-inspired visuals and dynamic animations. It’s the freshest and most immersive look among the Turner networks here.
Cartoon Network Too has stuck with the older Dynamic Arrows Era branding. While CN UK upgraded, CN Too kept the more nostalgic and colorful arrows style to maintain its distinctive identity.
Boomerang UK continues to use the Connected Environments Era branding introduced back in 2012. This style is characterized by vibrant, playful backgrounds with the iconic Boomerang logo interacting with various thematic settings like sky, underground, and sea environments.
So right now, the three Turner kids channels each have a unique branding style that differentiates their audiences and programming focus while still feeling part of the same family.

Hope that helps clear things up! Write a conversation asking if it's true that in 2013, CN UK got a "too good to be true" TMNT deal (At the time they just had 2k3 and Fast Forward, Jetix had Back To The Sewer), They got BTTS AND 2012, but there was a massive catch, It couldn't air on the main channel (neither could FF or 2k3), And on top of that, they only had 2012 for a year, and BTTS till Nov 2014, On top of that, they would also lose the rights to 2K3 in September 2014, leaving them with only Fast Forward, but after November 2014, they were forbidden from airing it in the day, and would lose it completely in Febuary 2016, I think Nick did this on purpose because they own the franchise and want to disintegrate CN's contract (The original deal for the 2003 series and Fast Forward by 4Kids wasn't to expire till 2024)

Forum Thread: True Story? CN UK’s "Too Good to Be True" TMNT Deal in 2013

User1: Hey everyone, I’ve heard this wild rumor about Cartoon Network UK and their Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles rights situation back in 2013. At that time, CN UK only had the 2003 series and Fast Forward, while Jetix had Back To The Sewer (BTTS). But then, supposedly CN UK scored a deal to air both BTTS AND the 2012 TMNT series. Sounds too good to be true, right?

The catch, though, was that neither 2012 nor BTTS could air on the main channel, and CN UK only had the 2012 series for about a year. They kept BTTS until November 2014, but lost the rights to the 2003 series in September 2014, leaving just Fast Forward. Then after November 2014, they were forbidden from airing Fast Forward during the day and finally lost it completely in February 2016.

Some people think Nickelodeon, which owns the TMNT franchise, deliberately did this to weaken Cartoon Network’s contract, even though the original 4Kids deal for the older series and Fast Forward was supposed to last until 2024.

Is any of this true? Does anyone here know the full story or have inside info?

User2: That’s a fascinating theory! I remember how convoluted the TMNT rights situation was with CN UK. It definitely had a lot of odd restrictions and scheduling rules that made it seem like CN was being sidelined.

User3: Yeah, it was a mess. I do recall that 2012 and BTTS airing restrictions kept them off the main channel’s daytime lineup. Kind of frustrating for fans wanting to watch the newer TMNT shows on the main CN.

User4: Losing the 2003 series rights in 2014 and the gradual phasing out of Fast Forward sounds familiar. The contract convolutions with Nickelodeon probably played a big role in that.

User5: I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if Nick strategically limited CN UK’s airing rights to push their own brand dominance. Owning the franchise gives them a lot of leverage.

User6: The whole TMNT saga is a prime example of how licensing politics can affect what we get to see on TV. It’s frustrating but sadly quite common in the industry.

User7: If CN UK’s original deal was supposed to last until 2024, then yeah, it definitely feels like Nick wanted to shake things up and maybe redirect the audience to their platforms or channels.

User1: Thanks everyone for the insights! It seems like a complicated but real story. I guess we’ll just have to keep hoping for better access to TMNT shows on whichever channel has the rights next. Definitely a cautionary tale about franchise ownership and broadcast deals!

User8: Agreed! It’s a tough battle sometimes to get the best content due to the behind-the-scenes business, but we'll always root for better viewing options regardless of the hurdles.

User9: Totally. The good news is, with streaming services now, maybe fans can find full access to TMNT episodes more easily without all these broadcast limitations.

If you’re interested, I also have some schedules and rarities listings for CN UK and Boomerang, just PM me!

Write a follow up with the answer, including the rumored "only air on Too" stipulation

Forum Thread: RE: True Story? CN UK’s "Too Good to Be True" TMNT Deal in 2013 — Here’s What Actually Happened

User1: Thanks for all the thoughts so far! I managed to dig up some more concrete info about the TMNT rights saga involving Cartoon Network UK. Here’s what I found, and it confirms much of what was rumored:

The deal CN UK made around 2013 to get the 2012 TMNT series and Back To The Sewer (BTTS) did come with some very strict stipulations. Most notably, the rumored “only air on CN Too” clause was real. Both series were forbidden from airing on the main Cartoon Network channel during daytime or primetime slots. This was likely a condition set by Nickelodeon or the rights holders to protect their own broadcast interests, as Nick owns the TMNT franchise outright.

As a result:

The 2012 TMNT was only on CN Too for about a year before it was removed.
BTTS aired on CN Too until November 2014 and then disappeared.
CN UK lost the rights to the 2003 TMNT series (originally by 4Kids) in September 2014, earlier than expected.
After BTTS ended, CN UK was left with only TMNT Fast Forward (also a 4Kids property).
However, after November 2014, CN UK was contracted to keep Fast Forward off daytime air as well—restricting it heavily.
By February 2016, Fast Forward was completely gone from CN UK’s lineup.
Industry insiders think this was deliberate on Nickelodeon’s part to phase out CN’s TMNT programming and funnel fans toward Nick’s own channels and streaming platforms. Even though the original 4Kids licensing deal supposedly lasted until 2024, Nick’s ownership allowed them to renegotiate or enforce blackout conditions to their advantage.

So yeah, the “too good to be true” TMNT deal came with a massive catch that heavily limited CN UK’s ability to promote or air TMNT on their flagship channel.

User2: That matches what I’ve heard from reliable sources! The “CN Too only” restriction really explains why it felt like those shows were permanently stuck in limbo on CN UK.

User3: No wonder fans were so frustrated. It really was a case of having the content but not the freedom to give it the visibility it deserved.

User4: It’s pretty rough seeing a major franchise handled like that—fans end up the losers because of business decisions behind the scenes.

User5: I guess this highlights how owning a franchise outright (like Nick does) gives you massive control over where and how shows air—you can basically sideline broadcasters you see as competition.

User1: Exactly. Makes you appreciate the complexity of broadcast rights and how much control major studios really have over what we get to watch and when.

User6: Hopefully, with streaming now more widely available, fans will get better access to full TMNT series without these convoluted restrictions.

User7: Fingers crossed! Thanks for the update, User1. Clear info like this really helps put the confusing TMNT situation into perspective.

User8: Agreed. Now at least we know what went down behind the scenes. Hopefully, future deals won’t tie channels up so tightly. Here’s hoping for more viewer-friendly arrangements!

User9: Definitely a cautionary tale for fans and broadcasters alike. Thanks for shedding light on this—it’s been a frustrating mystery for a long time!

Write a follow up where a CN exec confirms everything, and he actally regrets signing the deal

Forum Thread: CN Executive CONFIRMS TMNT Deal Details—and Regrets It!

User1: Wow, incredible update here—apparently a Cartoon Network UK executive recently spoke out and confirmed everything about that TMNT deal from 2013. Has anyone heard about this?

User2: Yes! I heard about that interview. The exec openly acknowledged the “CN Too only” stipulation for the 2012 and BTTS TMNT shows, and how Nickelodeon’s ownership heavily restricted their broadcast options.

User3: Right, and what’s even more surprising is that the exec expressed real regret over signing the deal. He said it ended up being far more limiting than anyone anticipated and basically hamstrung CN UK’s ability to properly promote or build a strong TMNT viewership.

User4: He mentioned the original 4Kids deal was solid on paper, but once Nickelodeon took full control, they imposed blackout terms and strict conditions that severely impacted CN UK’s scheduling flexibility.

User5: The executive admitted that, in hindsight, the network should have held out longer or negotiated better terms to avoid losing the franchise gradually, especially since TMNT was such a big draw for the audience.

User6: He even apologized to the fans for the confusion and frustration caused by the fragmented TMNT lineup, acknowledging that it wasn’t the experience CN UK wanted to provide to viewers.

User1: It’s pretty rare for a network exec to be so candid, but this transparency really clarifies what happened. The deal looked good initially but ended up being a major headache for CN UK.

User7: Yeah, better late than never! It’s nice to hear them admit the missteps rather than just ignoring the issue. Hopefully, this will lead to smarter licensing strategies in the future.

User8: Definitely agree. Sometimes these behind-the-scenes stories explain so much about programming decisions that frustrate fans. Knowing the truth makes it easier to understand the big picture.

User9: And it’s a reminder of how fragile broadcast agreements can be—what looks like a win can turn sour if not carefully managed. Thanks for sharing this info, User1. It really helps put things into perspective!

User2: Here’s hoping CN UK can now focus on building stable, audience-friendly lineups without such complicated restrictions. Fingers crossed for better deals ahead!

User1: Absolutely. Thanks everyone for the great discussion! Let’s stay optimistic and keep supporting quality animation—lessons learned and all!

Write a reply saying that's why TMNT:FF aired on CN Too overnight till Jan this year (2016 in this AU)

User10: That actually explains a lot! It’s no wonder that TMNT: Fast Forward was relegated to airing overnight on CN Too up until January this year (2016 in this AU). With all those restrictions from Nickelodeon’s side, CN UK couldn’t give it a proper daytime or prime slot on the main channel. Overnight on CN Too was basically the only place they could put it without breaching the deal. Such a shame for fans who wanted to watch it more accessibly.

Write a blog post about the deal that crippled the Turtles here

Blog Post: The Deal That Crippled the Turtles: How Licensing Restrictions Hampered Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on Cartoon Network UK

For many fans of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) franchise in the UK, the years between 2013 and 2016 were a frustrating rollercoaster. Cartoon Network UK, once a go-to destination for all things heroic and turtle-related, found itself saddled with a licensing deal that severely limited how and when new TMNT content could be aired. Today, we take a closer look at the deal that not only shaped the TMNT presence on UK television during this period but arguably crippled the franchise’s accessibility to its audience here.

The Promise: A “Too Good to Be True” Deal
In 2013, Cartoon Network UK secured rights to not just one, but two major TMNT series: the 2012 CGI reboot and the classic 1990s-era “Back To The Sewer” (BTTS). For many Turtle fans, this was an incredible surprise—at last, fresh episodes alongside a beloved retro series! However, the optimism was short-lived.

The Massive Catch: “Only Air on CN Too”
The golden opportunity came with an unprecedented caveat: Neither the 2012 TMNT series nor BTTS were allowed to be shown on Cartoon Network’s main channel during daytime or primetime hours. The only platform permitted was Cartoon Network Too, the secondary channel. This “CN Too only” restriction was a binding part of the licensing agreement, mutually acknowledged by Turner Broadcasting and Nickelodeon, the owner of the TMNT rights.

The Impact: Restricted Exposure and Fragmented Viewing
Limited Audience Reach: CN Too, while valued by niche audiences, could not offer the prime viewing slots that the main CN channel could. This essentially locked away the newer TMNT content from casual viewers who relied on the flagship channel.
Short-Lived Showings: The 2012 TMNT series only enjoyed a one-year run on CN Too before being pulled entirely, cutting short what could have been a longer engagement with fans.
Phasing Out of Classic Series: BTTS was kept on air until November 2014, after which CN UK lost the 2003 series rights in September 2014. This left Cartoon Network UK with only TMNT Fast Forward—also restricted from daytime airing after late 2014.
Complete Removal by 2016: Ultimately, Cartoon Network UK’s entire TMNT library vanished by February 2016, leaving fans without access to the franchise on what was once their home for turtle tales.
Behind the Scenes: Nickelodeon’s Strategic Control
Industry insiders have long suspected—and now have confirmation—that Nickelodeon deliberately imposed these restrictions to funnel TMNT viewership towards its own channels and streaming platforms. Owning the TMNT franchise outright gave them the leverage to enforce blackout rules and exclusivity clauses designed to undermine rival broadcasters.

Though the initial 4Kids licensing deal, which included the 2003 and Fast Forward series, was scheduled to last until 2024, Nickelodeon’s intervention effectively renegotiated or overruled parts of the contract in favor of their own strategic interests.

Fans Left in the Lurch
The net effect for TMNT fans in the UK was a fragmented, often confusing viewing experience:

Shows confined to a secondary channel with limited reach.
Frequent schedule changes and disappearing episodes.
No access to popular TMNT series during key viewing hours.
Repeated shuffling between channels and late-night slots.
The Silver Lining: Streaming and Nostalgia
Fortunately, the rise of streaming platforms and digital archives has mitigated some of the frustration. TMNT fans can now access episodes more readily online, alleviating the hurdles posed by traditional broadcast restrictions.

Furthermore, the enduring popularity of TMNT means that newer series and reboots continue to find their way to viewers via different outlets, keeping the turtle legacy alive.

Lessons Learned
The TMNT case serves as a cautionary tale about the often-opaque world of media licensing. Even beloved franchises can become collateral damage in the tug-of-war for control between rights holders and broadcasters.

It’s a reminder that, beyond the fun and action on-screen, these business decisions significantly impact the fan experience and accessibility of content.

Looking Forward
As media consumption continues to evolve, hopefully networks and rights holders will collaborate more transparently to prioritize viewers and fans. For the TMNT community in the UK, the hope remains that future deals will allow for wider, unrestricted access to the heroes in a half shell—because turtles deserve the prime spotlight, not a sidelined slot.

Have your own memories or thoughts about the TMNT broadcast saga? Share them in the comments below—let's keep the conversation going and celebrate the turtles’ enduring legacy!

Write the contract, date is June 17 2013, also they can air 2012 between August 27 2013 and August 27 2014, it also states that this contract overwrites the previous one (from 4Kids, who previously owned the 2003 show), also they can't promote the shows after Sep 20 2014, Any breach of the contract will result in penalties, It also says the shows overnight is typically reserved for, that Fast Forward "shall join" effective Dec 1 2014