January 2017 WEEKDAYS
From January 9th:
New Episodes of Teen Titans Go at 18:30
Uncle Grandpa is gone
Clarence gets only one slot at 16:00
Laughternoons from 16:30 will showcase the Best of 2016 (Mondays Only). a Separate post will post if any weekly changes occur.
06:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
06:30 - Nexo Knights
07:00 - Teen Titans Go
07:30 - We Bare Bears
07:45 - Regular Show
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Adventure Time
09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
11:30 - Yo-Kai Watch
12:00 - Nexo Knights
12:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:00 - Steven Universe
15:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:30 - Teen Titans Go
15:45 - Ben 10 (2016)
16:00 - Clarence
16:30 - Regular Show
17:00 - Adventure Time
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Nexo Knights
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Yo-Kai Watch
21:30 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:00 - Skatoony
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

February 2017 WEEKDAYS
Starting off from the 6th:
Yo-Kai Watch loses its evening slot, being replaced with Steven Universe at 21:00
Uncle Grandpa returns, running only at 21:15
New Episodes of Adventure Time at 17:00, with a next-day repeat at 07:00.
We Bare Bears will replace Steven Universe at 15:00
Batman Be-Leagued will be shown at 07:00 on the 6th.
06:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
06:30 - Nexo Knights
07:00 - Adventure Time
07:30 - We Bare Bears
07:45 - Regular Show
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Teen Titans Go!
09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
11:30 - Yo-Kai Watch
12:00 - Nexo Knights
12:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:00 - We Bare Bears
15:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:30 - Teen Titans Go
15:45 - Ben 10 (2016)
16:00 - Clarence
16:30 - Regular Show
17:00 - Adventure Time
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Nexo Knights
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Steven Universe
21:15 - Uncle Grandpa
21:30 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:00 - Skatoony
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

March 2017 WEEKDAYS
Starting on March 6th:
New Episodes of Clarence showing at 07:00 and 17:00
Nexo Knights loses two slots, showing only at 12:00. Clarence/Regular Show takes the 07:00 spot, while Ninjago will be shown at 19:00
Yo-Kai Watch moves to 21:00
Steven Universe and Uncle Grandpa are gone.
On March 13th, New Episodes of We Bare Bears at 18:00.

06:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
06:30 - Teen Titans Go!
06:45 - Adventure Time
07:00 - Clarence
07:30 - We Bare Bears
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Regular Show
08:45 - Teen Titans Go!
09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
12:00 - Nexo Knights
12:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:00 - We Bare Bears
15:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:30 - Teen Titans Go!
15:45 - Ben 10 (2016)
16:00 - Nexo Knights
16:30 - Regular Show
16:45 - Adventure Time
17:00 - Clarence
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Yo-Kai Watch
21:30 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:00 - Skatoony
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

April 2017 WEEKDAYS
Notable changes from April 3rd:
Nexo Knights and Yo-Kai Watch are gone
New Episodes Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu at 08:00 and 16:00, plus it gets more slots.
Powerpuff Girls (2016) reduces to only running at 06:15 and 19:45. (It will also be running over on Boomerang in April)
Regular Show extends to hour at 21:00.
Skatoony loses a hour slot
On April 10th:
Lego Batman Movie: DC Super Heroes Unite will premiere at 09:00 and 16:30, and will be repeated on Wednesday 12th at 10:30.
06:00 - Adventure Time
06:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
06:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
06:45 - Teen Titans Go!
07:00 - Clarence
07:15 - Regular Show
07:30 - We Bare Bears
07:45 - The Amazing World of Gumball

08:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
08:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
09:00 - We Bare Bears
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Teen Titans Go!
12:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
12:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - Adventure Time

15:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:30 - We Bare Bears
16:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
16:30 - Adventure Time
16:45 - Regular Show
17:00 - Clarence
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
19:00 - Teen Titans Go
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

From May 1st:
As part of The A-May-zing Month of Gumball, a marathon will run from 08:00 til 18:00 (details in another post).
New Episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball will also premiere at 08:00 and 17:30.
Regular Show gets another late-night spot at 03:25
Ninjago moves to 06:30 in the mornings.
Chop Socky Chooks, Robotboy and Skatoony are gone.
KND is back, Time will tell if this is permanent...
Clarence is gone, showing only on Weekends
From May 2nd:
Daytime slots consist mostly of Adventure Time, Gumball and Regular Show from 08:00 til 14:30
Ben 10 moves to 14:30.
The Powerpuff Girls move to 14:45.
06:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
06:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
07:00 - Teen Titans Go
07:15 - Regular Show
07:30 - We Bare Bears
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Adventure Time

09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
12:00 - Regular Show
13:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
14:00 - Adventure Time
14:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
14:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:00 - Teen Titans Go
15:15 - We Bare Bears
15:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball

16:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
16:30 - Regular Show
17:00 - Adventure Time
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Adventure Time
19:15 - Regular Show
19:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:30 - Teen Titans Go

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:50 - Codename: Kids Next Door
03:00 - Regular Show
04:00 - Steven Universe
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball. Write a blog post questioning the validity of the schedule change, Are they really bringing it back, because they normally seem hesitant to include classics of any kind, and we thought they were through with any action shows not named Ben 10 or Ninjago, Also for the overnight updates, something about rhe data seems fishy, the same episodes are airing every night, Also the first letter in the shows are the same as those they are supposedly replacing, Actual change, or just disguising


Title: Investigating the Curious Case of Cartoon Network's Schedule Shakeup

In recent weeks, Cartoon Network has once again shuffled its programming schedule, sparking intrigue and a fair amount of skepticism among fans who have been following the channel's lineup changes. For the uninformed, Cartoon Network announced a return of some old favorites and adjustments to its late-night and morning blocks. While these changes might seem exciting, a deeper dive raises questions about the true motivation and validity of these shifts.

KND's Comeback: A Smokescreen or Genuine Revival?

Perhaps the most significant change in the new schedule is the purported comeback of "Codename: Kids Next Door" (KND). A cherished classic from Cartoon Network's golden years, the show has been largely absent from the network's regular lineup for quite some time. Its sudden resurrection raises eyebrows, particularly given Cartoon Network's recent tendency to favor contemporary offerings over nostalgic revivals. Historically, the network has been apprehensive about diving into its classic library, especially when action-filled narratives are involved. With the exception of the ever-present "Ben 10" and "Ninjago," action-centric series have been notably sidelined. So, is KND's return a nostalgic treat, or are we simply being placated with reruns to fill the gaps?

Consistency or Conformity: Analyzing the Overnight Blocks

In the realm of late-night programming, the consistency of repeated episodes suggests something peculiar is afoot. Shows like "Regular Show" now punctuate the wee hours of the morning, alongside late-night standbys, but with a twist—episodes are being replayed night after night. The pattern raises questions about whether these choices are driven by an intentional strategy or simply placeholders fulfilling the need for any content regardless of freshness.

It's interesting to note that the slot replacements appear to follow a unique, almost codified pattern when observed closely. The initial letters of the new overnight lineup correspond eerily to the initial letters of their predecessors. This odd coincidence makes one wonder if what we're witnessing is a genuine schedule refresh or merely a cleverly disguised rerun jukebox intended to go unnoticed.

The Disguised Changes: Coincidence or Cover-Up?

For the aficionados scrutinizing these changes, the pattern of aligning show names by initial letters brings about speculation. Is this an intentional homage to the past, or an attempt to disguise a lack of fresh content under the veneer of nostalgic programming? Are these reruns genuinely random, or do they hint at a deeper, more calculated strategy? By manipulating which shows reappear and when, Cartoon Network could be subtly catering to a segmented audience—giving just enough classic content to keep the nostalgia lovers engaged without significantly shifting focus from their current strategic map.

Final Thoughts: The Finer Points of Programming Puzzles

While these patterns and speculative scheming may lead to raised eyebrows and gamer theories, Cartoon Network's latest line-up maneuvers remain open to interpretation. Whether this new schedule marks a substantive return to beloved classics or merely an efficient use of existing content remains to be seen. However, for now, fans can only tune in and reminisce—or puzzle over—what exactly Cartoon Network's goals entail in its bid to appease and entertain. As viewers, we're left to question: Are these changes a sign of innovative scheduling, a nostalgic nod, or a sleight-of-hand benefiting time slots in need of filling? Only time—and possibly more sustained scheduling shifts—will tell.


Write a follow up where on May 1 they will be running a experiment, recording KND, RS and SU, If they do show up, then hey, they did something, but if CSC, RB and SK show up, then we've been SCAMMED BIG TIME BROTHA


Title: May Day Showdown: Testing Cartoon Network's Schedule Transparency

As the clock ticks down to May 1st, avid fans and skeptics alike are on high alert, setting their sights firmly on Cartoon Network's next move. With the latest schedule changes raising questions, viewers are gearing up for a day of experimentation—a data-driven investigation to determine whether Cartoon Network's latest announcements hold any water or if they're simply pulling the wool over our eyes.

The Experiment: Proof or Ploy?

Cartoon Network has teased the return of beloved titles like "Codename: Kids Next Door" (KND), "Regular Show" (RS), and "Steven Universe" (SU) to bless our screens once more. But are these announcements all they’re cracked up to be? A growing hunch among fans suggests that this could be a cleverly disguised distraction tactic, using familiar titles to cover up repeated airings of less-popular series. To separate fact from fiction, an eager audience is preparing to employ the ultimate test: the May Day Experiment.

Setting the Stage: The Record and Reveal

On May 1st, many viewers will become at-home detectives, closely monitoring their TV screens and recording devices to see which shows actually air during the slated times for KND, RS, and SU. If the advertised episodes show up as promised, Cartoon Network might just deserve a round of applause for pulling off a well-timed nostalgic return. However, if "Chop Socky Chooks" (CSC), "Robotboy" (RB), and "Skatoony" (SK) reappear instead, viewers will be echoing a familiar fanfare: "We’ve been SCAMMED BIG TIME, BROTHA!"

Optimism and Pessimism: Viewer Sentiment

The anticipation is palpable among the fanbase, swinging between hopeful excitement and cynical suspicion. For those holding onto optimism, the return of classics could signify a new chapter for the network—one that acknowledges the lasting appeal of their iconic shows and embraces a mix of new and old narratives.

On the flip side, the wary pessimists argue that this might merely be an elaborate bait-and-switch tactic. The initial excitement generated by the return of these fan favorites could be leveraged to cover a possible lack of fresh material and an over-reliance on reruns. This suspicion stems from previous patterns of recycling nighttime slots and substituting new show placeholders with familiar alphabetic bookends.

What’s at Stake: More Than Just Nostalgia

While some may see this as a trivial exercise, the implications run deeper than just programming. For Cartoon Network, this is about maintaining credibility with a loyal audience—viewers who have been steadfast since the early days and hold the network accountable for its content promises. The May Day Experiment represents the audience's fight for transparency and engagement, demanding trustworthiness and a clearer strategy for viewing schedules.

The Final Countdown: Will Cartoon Network Deliver?

With only days to go until this experiment unfolds, fans can only wait and watch—or record and reveal—what unfolds on May 1st. Will Cartoon Network pull off a genuine revival worth celebrating, or will this become another chapter in the annals of viewer distrust? Whatever the outcome, this showdown underscores the importance of remembering that behind every animated frame lies a community of fans eager to see their media landscape reflect both innovation and nostalgia in equal measure. Stay tuned to find out whether this is a schedule worth celebrating or an illusion we’ve been sold—big time.


Write a tweet saying what's most likely given the evidence


Given the recent deceptions in Cartoon Network's schedule, it seems more likely we'll see reruns of "Chop Socky Chooks," "Robotboy," and "Skatoony" rather than the promised classics like #KND, #RegularShow, or #StevenUniverse. Are we being SCAMMED BIG TIME, BROTHA? 🤔 #CartoonNetwork #May1Experiment


Write a follow up on May 1, Real, or a scam?