My fictional version of the CN International thread Thetellyweb posted on 04 December 2015

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 - Tom & Jerry
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 - The Garfield Show

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 on September 27, 2010 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:

1. Dentist: A dentist notices a girl has broken teeth, fixes them with a drill, turning them normal (and looking like the CN logo)

2. 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

3. 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)

4. Parachute: 2 skydiving daredevil’s parachute forms the logo (one of the daredevils fall to the ground, the other lands perfectly)

5. Transformers: 2 fighting mech robots turn into the logo

6. Moon: A man on the moon plants seeds, hoping for trees, but gets the logo instead

7. Cliff: 2 flying jets fly past a cliff with the logo carved into it

8. Balloons: 2 monkeys bounce on a inflater, behind then a baloon with the logo inflates and bursts, leaving them humiliated

9. Diving: A man dives, while juggling and having a cup of tea, Judges give him a score with the logo

10. Magic: A magician peforms the famous cutting trick, the boxes are the logo

11. Dynamite: A black creature proposes to a white creature, accidentally holding the logo instead of flowers, It explodes, forming the logo

12. 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)

1. Superheroes: A arrow flies past characters from Justice League, The Batman and Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Heroes

2. Anime: Arrow flys past characters from Samurai Jack and Xiaolin Showdown

3. Adventure: Arrow flies past characters from Billy and Mandy, Chowder and Flapjack

4. Sports: Arrow flies past characters from both McCracken shows, also Ben 10 Alien Force

5. Cyber: Arrow flies past a cyber landscape

6. Multiply: A red creature and a black creature multiply untill they form the logo

7. De-evolution: A red creature de-evolves, eventually to a ameoba shaped like the logo

8. It's Magic: 2 red creatures peform shrinking magic, eventually curtains with the logo close

9. The Button: 2 red creatures press a button and get turned to the logo

10. 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 inspired look to a mishmash of Check It 2.0 and 3.0 for a few months in 2014, they took Arrows again in October, 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:

1. “Multiply” - where the red and black creatures multiply until they form the CN logo.
2. “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!

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 Uncle Grandpa
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 Uncle Grandpa
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 The Amazing World of Gumball
05:10 The Amazing World of Gumball
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

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 : /

thetellyweb posted on December 17, 2015:

Hey everyone, I have some more updates regarding the Cartoon Network 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,

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!
Write a reply from a user saying what new stuff is on the main channel in January, in UK