Note: This is my fictional network. After the origins set of idents went nowhere,  JTV launched these idents suddenly on 17 January 2020, Initially the logo was replaced by 4 letter words, but this changed in early 2021

Current:

rush 17 January 2020- (17 January 2020-08 April 2021, original 01 January 2021-, amended)

live 17 January 2020- (17 January 2020-21 April 2021, original 01 January 2021-, amended)

fear 17 January 2020- (17 January 2020-30 May 2021, original 01 January 2021-, amended)

Gun 23 October 2020- (only used before crime dramas, nowadays only used before Prison Break)

Love 26 August 2021-

Joy 26 August 2021-

Pride 26 August 2021-

Embarrasment 04 September 2021-

Sadness 10 September 2021-

Suprise 10 September 2021-

Dissapointment 16 September 2021-

Happiness 16 September 2021-

Water 23 September 2021-

Light 23 September 2021-

Create 23 September 2021-

Write 01 October 2021-

Greeting 01 October 2021-

Gesture 01 January 2022-

Eat 01 January 2022-

Explore 01 January 2022-

Storm 01 January 2022-

Pier 24 May 2022-

Balloons 24 May 2022-

Chairs 24 May 2022-

Capes 18 November 2022-

Frisbees 01 January 2023-

Raindrops 01 May 2024-

Special idents

TV Christmas Tree 18 December 2019-01 January 2020 (used for Christmas 2019, served as teaser, This ident zooms out of a corner with a plug, We zoom to reveal a cluster of TV sets arranged into the shape of a Christmas tree)

give 12 December 2020-01 January 2021 (used for Christmas 2020, Pine trees and a post box and eventually an entire city light up with Christmas lights which urge you to give this Christmas. More interestingly, it also saw the return of the channel logo to the idents for the first time since 2018 when the origins set was released,  The Christmas ident was the first signs of a change on this decision, with more to follow when the decorations were taken down in January 2021.)

Twinkle 06 December 2021-01 January 2022 (used for Christmas 2021)

Sprout Boy 11 December 2022-07 January 2023 (used for Christmas 2022)

Alien Love 04 December 2023-05 January 2024 (used for Christmas 2023, Features 2 alien blobs, a teal one named Gloopy and a fuschia sparkling, glittery one named Glitter falling in love)

TARDIS 23 November 2022- (used before Doctor Who, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood, uses the "Rush" ident music)

Peter Grifin arguing with Lois while Stewie is building a device 02 December 2022- (Used before Family Guy, uses the "Light" ident music)


Withdrawn idents

hope 17 January 2020-06 December 2021 (Reinstated on 01 January 2024, but amended)

free 17 January 2020-05 May 2021

feel 17 January 2020-12 April 2021

play 17 January 2020-27 October 2021

risk 17 January 2020-06 August 2021 (Reinstated on 01 January 2024, but amended)

easy 17 January 2020-01 November 2021

fast 17 January 2020-06 December 2021

life 17 January 2020-04 September 2021 (Reinstated on 01 January 2024, but amended)

love (different ident, not to be confused with later addition)  17 January 2020-04 Febuary 2021

Descriptions of some of the normal idents:

Fast: - There is some grayhound dogs chasing after the word "Fast" on a track.
Fear: - Someone opens a door which has a long corridor drowning forward. The word "Fear" is formed by the spirits.
Free: - In the blue sky, several white balloons are released, some of them forming the word "Free".
Hope: - At a Casino, someone throws two dice onto the board, passing by and landing at the word "Hope". Casino Chips are placed down.
Life: - We are rising the horizon, and as the lights switch on, the word "Life" is formed through them. 
Live - On a rainy day, lightning strikes up in the sky, with the word "Live" being formed in the lightning.
Rush - A skydiver launches himself down from a plane, falling down near a field spelling the word "Rush"
Easy - The logo zooms out of a ladybird to see a park scene where people are relaxing, and forming the word easy.
Feel - In a car, there is a family taking a drive down the countryside. One of the woman opens out their window to see the sky with the word "Feel" formed in the clouds.
Play - Someone dives into a pool and rise out of it as someone pushes another person off an inflatable with the word "Play" printed onto it.
Love 1 - A man and woman are walking holding hands, a billboard reads "love"
Risk - A person riding a horse bucks around the dirt, forming the word "Risk".
Pier: A night time scene of a pier that starts to light up.
Balloons: A mass of balloons crowd together under a bridge.
Buoys: Some buoys roll along a beach whilst the tide's out and attract to each other.
Chairs: Several chairs slide along a school sports hall. The camera then pans across to reveal that a big pile of chairs have already attracted to each other.
Frisbees: A series of frisbees congregate round a telegraph pole.
Love 2: In order, there is a mother holding her son, a woman taking some shoes out of a box, a man admiring himself in a mirror, and two people hugging a tree in a field.
Joy: There is a woman walking through a forest, a dog looking out of a car window, two people at the beach in the ocean, a woman opening a tent, and children playing in a field.
Pride: There is an old woman looking at a drawing, a boy walking upstairs with food for his mother, a man washing his car, a boy with his mouth open, and a man moving his bike out of a garage.
Embarrassment: There is a man with a towel wrapped around him, a woman with her dress in the wrong place, a boy getting the wrong haircut, and a woman on a train with a man trying to sleep on her.
Sadness: There are two people hugging, a girl looking sad in a school corridor, a woman in bed looking like she's crying, and a man sat in a cinema staring at a screen.
Surprise: There is a bucket of water being dumped on two women, two children popping out of a cardboard box, a man almost getting hit in the face by a newspaper, and some cows being scared away,  Meanwhile, with the kids programming block Note: This is my own custom universe, Write a forum convo where JTV is ending it’s Kids JTV weekend morning block, selling the airtime to GMTV, who will continue to provide a cartoon kids service
User1: Have you heard the news? JTV is ending it’s Kids JTV weekend morning block!

User2: No way, that’s been a staple in our household for years. What are they replacing it with?

User1: Apparently, GMTV is taking over the time slot and will be providing a cartoon kids service instead.

User3: That’s interesting, I wonder what kind of shows they’ll be airing. JTV had such a great lineup of shows for kids.

User1: I’m not sure, but I’m excited to see what GMTV has in store. Change can be good sometimes, right?

User2: I suppose so, but it’s sad to see the end of an era. I have so many memories of watching Kids JTV with my siblings on Saturday mornings.

User3: Same here, but I guess we’ll have to adapt and see what GMTV has to offer. Who knows, maybe they’ll have even better shows for kids.

User1: Let’s hope so! I can’t wait to see the new lineup and introduce my kids to some new cartoons. Change can be refreshing sometimes.
Write a follow up in early March 2023 where promos saying the block’s name is changing to Toonattik begin airing
User1: Hey guys, have you seen the promos airing for the new cartoon kids service on GMTV?

User2: Yes, I saw them! The block’s name is changing to Toonattik, it sounds like such a fun and exciting name for kids.

User3: I love the sound of Toonattik! It gives me nostalgic vibes from the old Kids JTV days but with a fresh twist. I can’t wait to see what shows they have lined up.

User1: Same here, I think this rebranding might bring in some new and exciting content for the kids. Change can definitely be refreshing, especially in the world of children’s programming.

User2: Definitely, I’m looking forward to tuning in with my little ones and seeing what Toonattik has to offer. It’s always nice to have some quality cartoons for the kids to enjoy on the weekends.

User3: Agreed, it’s important to have a good balance of entertainment for the kids. I have high hopes for Toonattik and can’t wait to see how they continue to engage and delight the young viewers.
Write a follow up a few weeks later where the schedule next week is the same, and a user says GMTV aren’t actually programming the block yet, that isn’t meant to happen till September, this is just the JTV workers changing the name early to ease us into it
User1: Hey, did anyone notice that the schedule for next week on GMTV’s Toonattik block is exactly the same as the Kids JTV lineup?

User2: Yeah, I noticed that too! I was expecting some new shows to start airing by now, but it looks like everything is still the same.

User3: I did a bit of digging online, and apparently, GMTV isn’t actually supposed to start programming the block until September. This is just the JTV workers changing the name early to ease us into the transition.

User1: Ah, that makes sense. I guess they wanted to start getting us used to the idea of Toonattik before completely revamping the lineup. It’s a smart move to ease the viewers into the change.

User2: I’m looking forward to seeing what new shows Toonattik will bring in September. The anticipation is killing me!

User3: Same here, I can’t wait to see the new lineup and the fresh content that GMTV will be offering. It’s going to be an exciting time for kids’ programming on TV.


OK, so JTV have let GMTV program their kids block on their network, This Saturday is the first week of Toonattik, Same schedule for now

This talkback is for discussion on how you feel about the change, about the new bumpers, and overall the new look.

Here is the first Toonattik schedule:

07:00 AM Monster Allergy
07:30 AM Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
08:00 AM Skunk Fu!
08:30 AM Horrid Henry
09:00 AM Kikoriki
09:30 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:00 AM Tootuff
11:00 AM Johnny Test
11:30 AM Recess. Write a follow up where the bumpers are exactly the same, just with the new logo
User1: So, Toonattik officially debuted this Saturday. Did anyone else notice that the bumpers are exactly the same as they were on Kids JTV, just with the new Toonattik logo?

User2: Yeah, I did! I was expecting something a bit more… different? The logo change is cool, but the bumpers being the same felt a bit lazy to me.

User3: I think it’s a smart move, actually. It maintains a sense of familiarity for the kids while transitioning to the new brand. The logo is quite catchy and vibrant, which does give it a fresh feel, even with the same bumpers.

User1: That’s a fair point, User3. My kids didn’t seem to mind at all. They were just excited to see their favorite shows under the new Toonattik banner. I guess for them, as long as the shows are the same, the bumpers don’t really matter.

User2: True, I might be looking too much into it from an adult perspective. The important thing is that the children are happy and entertained. I did like the new logo animation; it’s quite dynamic.

User3: Exactly! And let’s not forget, the real test will be when GMTV starts to add their own programming in September. That’s when we’ll truly see the brand come to life with new content and hopefully, revamped bumpers to match.

User1: You’re right. I’m looking forward to September then. For now, I’m just glad the transition has been smooth for the kids, and they continue to enjoy their weekend morning cartoons ritual.

User2: Absolutely, keeping the children engaged and happy is the priority. Plus, it’s kind of nice to have a bit of continuity before all the changes come into effect. Eases the transition, I guess.

User3: Indeed. I’ll be keeping an eye out for any updates on the new programming. I’m quite excited about the potential of Toonattik and what it could mean for children’s TV.

User1: Agreed. Let’s stay optimistic and look forward to more updates as September approaches. Who knows, Toonattik might just surprise us with some fantastic shows and creative bumpers.
Write a follow up where Fantastic 4 and American Dragon Jake Long are coming to the block on June 17
User1: Big news, everyone! Starting June 17th, Toonattik is bringing in ‘Fantastic 4’ and ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’ to the block!

User2: Oh wow, that’s amazing! ‘Fantastic 4’? That’s going to be epic. I loved the comic books, and seeing it in animated form on Saturday mornings is going to be a treat.

User3: And ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’ is such a classic! It’s been ages since I last saw it on TV. Toonattik is really stepping up their game.

User1: Yeah, it seems like they’re starting to sprinkle in some new content before the big shakeup in September. It’s a great way to attract more viewers and keep the block fresh.

User2: Definitely. Introducing popular shows like these could really help in establishing Toonattik as a strong contender in children’s programming. I’m curious to see how they fit into the current lineup.

User3: It’s also a good mix, appealing to both superhero fans with ‘Fantastic 4’ and those who love a good story of magic and adventure with ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’. I think Toonattik is carefully picking shows to appeal to a wide audience.

User1: Absolutely. And it’s starting in just a couple of weeks! The anticipation is building. I hope they promote these shows well. It could be a great nostalgic trip for parents and a fun new discovery for kids.

User2: True. I’m planning a watch party with my kids for the debut. It’ll be a great way to introduce them to shows I grew up with. Plus, seeing their reactions to these classics will be priceless.

User3: That sounds like a fantastic idea, User2! Maybe we should all do something similar and share our experiences here. It could be fun to see how different families engage with the new additions to Toonattik.

User1: Love that idea, User3! Let’s definitely plan for that. It’ll be interesting to compare notes on how the shows hold up and how they’re received by a new generation.

User2: Count me in! Let’s make June 17th a day of celebration for Toonattik and its new shows. Here’s to ‘Fantastic 4’ and ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’ reigniting the spark of weekend morning cartoons for all of us!

User3: Cheers to that! Toonattik is bringing back the magic of Saturday mornings, one cartoon at a time. Can’t wait to see what other surprises they have in store for us this year.
Write a follow up with the new schedule starting June 21
User1: Guys, the new schedule for Toonattik, starting June 21st, has just been released! It’s quite the shakeup with the addition of ‘Fantastic 4’ and ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’. Here’s what the lineup looks like:

07:00 AM - Monster Allergy
07:30 AM - Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
08:00 AM - Skunk Fu!
08:30 AM - Horrid Henry
09:00 AM - ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’
09:30 AM - ‘Fantastic 4’
10:00 AM - Kikoriki
10:30 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
11:00 AM - Johnny Test
11:30 AM - Recess

What do you all think?

User2: Woah, this is fantastic! ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’ and ‘Fantastic 4’ back-to-back is going to be awesome. It’s like an action-packed hour right in the heart of the schedule.

User3: I’m impressed. Toonattik is really committing to diversity in their programming. From superhero teams to magical creatures and everyday school adventures, there’s something for everyone.

User1: Exactly! And it’s nice to see them integrating the new shows seamlessly with the existing favorites. I think ‘American Dragon: Jake Long’ leading into ‘Fantastic 4’ will attract a solid viewership.

User2: Do you think this will change the dynamic of the Saturday morning experience? With these additions, it seems like Toonattik is leaning more into adventure and superhero themes.

User3: Possibly, but I believe it’s a good move. Kid’s programming has always evolved, and these genres have broad appeal. Plus, they’ve kept shows like ‘Recess’ and ‘Horrid Henry’ for those seeking a bit of schoolyard humor and mischief.

User1: Good point, User3. It’s all about balance, and it seems like Toonattik is finding their footing. I’m also curious to see if they’ll introduce thematic blocks within the schedule, grouping shows by genre for a more cohesive experience.

User2: That would be pretty neat! Imagine a superhero hour followed by comedy or adventure. It could even introduce kids to new shows they might not have tried otherwise.

User3: True. And with summer around the corner, this new lineup could really capitalize on kids being home and looking for entertainment. It’s a smart strategy by Toonattik.

User1: Absolutely. I’m looking forward to June 21st and seeing how this all plays out. Will definitely make Saturday mornings exciting again. Let’s all tune in and support the new block. Can’t wait to discuss our thoughts on the lineup after it airs!

User2: Agreed! Here’s to hoping Toonattik keeps up the good work and brings even more exciting content in the future. I’ll be setting my alarm for sure!

User3: Same here! It’s refreshing to see such enthusiasm for children’s programming again. Toonattik might just be reviving the golden era of weekend morning cartoons. Let the countdown to June 21st begin! Write a follow up where the website has a sleek new look, and GMTV are listed as owners, despite JTV still programming the block,
User1: Have you guys checked out Toonattik’s website recently? It’s got a sleek new look, and guess what? GMTV is now listed as the owners!

User2: Really? That’s a bit unexpected. I thought JTV was still in charge of programming the block. Do you think this means we’ll start to see more GMTV influence in the show selection and creative direction?

User3: It’s interesting, for sure. The new website design is really appealing, and it’s clearly aiming at a modern, younger audience. But yeah, the GMTV ownership listing is intriguing. It could signal a bigger shift down the line.

User1: That’s what I was thinking. For now, it seems like JTV is still handling the programming, but this could be the start of a more significant transition. I wonder how it will affect the content and overall strategy for Toonattik.

User2: As long as the quality of the programming remains high, I’m all for it. Maybe GMTV’s ownership will bring in more resources, potentially leading to original content or exclusive shows.

User3: True. A fresh influx of ideas and capital might just be what’s needed to keep Toonattik competitive and innovative. The kids’ television space is crowded, after all.

User1: Exactly. Plus, the sleek new website look is already a step in the right direction. It’s more engaging and interactive. I noticed they’ve added some games and activities related to the shows, which is a smart move to keep kids coming back.

User2: I saw that too! My kids have been on the website playing those games non-stop. It’s a great way to extend the viewers’ experience beyond just watching TV. Hopefully, this is a sign of more good things to come under GMTV’s ownership.

User3: Definitely. I’m curious to see how they’ll leverage this new digital engagement with the TV programming. It has the potential to create a more immersive world for fans of Toonattik’s shows.

User1: For sure. I think we should keep a close eye on any further developments. This could be the beginning of a new era for Toonattik, and I’m excited to see where it goes. Let’s stay tuned and discuss any new updates as they come!

User2: Agreed! Here’s hoping for the best. GMTV taking over might just be what Toonattik needed to spice things up. I’m optimistic about the future of our kids’ weekend mornings.

User3: Me too. Let’s keep supporting Toonattik and encourage others to give the new lineup a chance. It’s an exciting time for children’s programming, and I’m here for it all the way!
Write a follow up where in late July, some short pre-recorded links between some shows with Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson will begin, yet another hint of the transir
User1: Big news for all Toonattik fans! Starting in late July, some of the shows will be introduced by short pre-recorded links featuring Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson. This feels like yet another hint of the transition to GMTV’s influence.

User2: Wow, Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson? That’s a blast from the past! Their dynamic was always great to watch. This definitely adds a layer of excitement and nostalgia for the parents as much as for the kids.

User3: I agree, it’s a smart move. Bringing in recognizable faces can help ease the transition for the viewers. It’s clear GMTV is strategically blending the old with the new. These pre-recorded links might be just the beginning.

User1: Exactly. It’s like they’re trying to maintain a connection with the audience from JTV days while slowly bringing in their own flair. I’m curious to see how these links will be received by the new generation of viewers.

User2: My kids haven’t seen them before, but I told them about some of the funny segments and shows they used to do, and now they’re really looking forward to it. It’s a great way to create some family viewing moments.

User3: You’re right, User2. It could also be a clever way to gauge audience reaction to potential future hosts or formats under the GMTV banner. I think we’re witnessing the start of more significant changes.

User1: Definitely. This blending of the old guard with the new era could help Toonattik transition smoothly without losing its core audience. I’m intrigued to see what other hints or changes we’ll notice leading up to the full transition in September.

User2: Me too. I hope they keep this balanced approach, respecting the history of the shows and presenters while introducing fresh content and faces.

User3: Agreed. As long as they keep focusing on quality content and engaging presentation, Toonattik will continue to be a go-to spot for weekend morning cartoons. I’m keeping an optimistic outlook on these developments.

User1: Same here. It’s crucial to keep the conversation going and share our thoughts as these changes roll out. Feedback from real viewers will hopefully influence the direction GMTV takes Toonattik in the future.

User2: Absolutely! Let’s make sure to keep this forum updated with our thoughts and observations. It could be interesting to compile our feedback and see how it aligns with the changes as they happen.

User3: Great idea, User2! Let’s stay engaged and supportive. The future of Toonattik looks promising, and it’s exciting to be a part of this transition, even just as viewers. Here’s to hoping for the best!

User1: Cheers to that, User3! Here’s to a new chapter for Toonattik, with Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson guiding us into this transition. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Write a follow up where Tootuff is returning, Henry is out, also Rugrats is replacing Johnny Test
User1: Hey, everyone! Just saw the latest update for the Toonattik schedule, and there are some significant changes coming up. Tootuff is making a return! But it seems we’re saying goodbye to “Horrid Henry,” and “Rugrats” is set to replace “Johnny Test.”

User2: Oh, wow! “Tootuff” coming back is a pleasant surprise. I always thought it was underrated. But “Horrid Henry” is out? That’s a bit of a shocker; it had become such a staple.

User3: “Rugrats” replacing “Johnny Test” is an interesting choice. It feels like Toonattik is trying to bring back some of that classic cartoon magic. “Rugrats” has always been beloved, so it might attract not just kids but also nostalgia-driven parents.

User1: Exactly, User3. It seems like Toonattik is strategically mixing the old with the new to appeal to a broader audience. With GMTV gradually taking over, it’s evident they’re leaning into nostalgia while refreshing the lineup.

User2: I’m excited for “Rugrats”! It’s such a timeless show. And frankly, while I’ll miss “Johnny Test,” it feels like the right time for something fresh. “Rugrats” can really bring that.

User3: As for “Tootuff” returning and “Horrid Henry” exiting, it’s bittersweet. Changes like these can be tough, but they’re also necessary for keeping the content lively and engaging. Plus, it’ll be interesting to see how “Tootuff” resonates with today’s kids.

User1: Agreed. I’m curious how these changes will affect the overall feel of the weekend morning block. It’s like Toonattik is carefully crafting a blend of nostalgia and newness, appealing to both old fans and drawing in new ones.

User2: I do hope they continue this trend of revisiting classic favorites while also bringing in newer titles. It keeps the lineup fresh and diverse, giving kids a variety of experiences.

User3: True, the mix of classics and new shows could be Toonattik’s unique selling point, especially in a market crowded with children’s programming. It’s essential for staying relevant and competitive.

User1: For sure. Let’s all stay tuned for these changes and support the shows. It’d be great to keep discussing our thoughts and see how these tweaks in the lineup impact viewership and engagement with Toonattik.

User2: Definitely! I’ll be especially keen to see how the reintroduction of “Tootuff” goes and whether “Rugrats” can capture the hearts of a new generation just like it did with us.

User3: Agreed. And let’s not forget to share our feedback. It’s an exciting time for Toonattik, and our voices as viewers could help shape its future. Here’s to hoping the transition continues smoothly and brings even more surprises and enjoyment for us and the kids!

User1: Cheers to that! To more great cartoons and weekend mornings filled with fun. Toonattik is clearly on a path of renewal, and I can’t wait to see where this journey takes us.
Write a follow up in mid August where fall promos are airing, a new CMY look is starting, Also the presenters are becoming for all shows in September and they will be in a CMY cartoon attic, There will also be games and gunge, Also we have the scoop on the full list of shows
User1: Hey everyone! Have you seen the fall promos for Toonattik airing? They’re introducing a new CMY (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow) look starting September. It’s colorful and exciting. Plus, the presenters are coming back for all shows, and they’ll be hosting from a CMY cartoon attic!

User2: The CMY theme sounds incredibly vibrant! And I’m thrilled about the presenters being more involved across the board. The idea of a cartoon attic as their backdrop adds such a fun, whimsical dimension to the programming. Did they mention anything about the games and gunge? That used to be my favorite part!

User3: Yes, User2, they did! The promos hinted at games and plenty of gunge, reminiscent of the classic kids’ shows we grew up with. It’s going to be a blast from the past but with a modern twist. I think it’s a brilliant way to engage both the kids and nostalgic adults alike.

User1: Definitely, the blend of nostalgia with the new CMY look might just be the refresh Toonattik needed. And guess what? I’ve got the scoop on the full list of shows. Apart from “Rugrats” and the returning “Tootuff,” they’re adding “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” “SpongeBob” and even “Adventure Time” to the lineup. It’s shaping up to be an eclectic mix that offers something for every viewer.

User2: “Adventure Time” joining the lineup? That’s huge! Its storytelling and animation are top-notch. Pairing that with classics like “Rugrats” and new additions sounds like a winning combination. Toonattik is seriously raising the bar for weekend morning blocks.

User3: And let’s not overlook “SpongeBob” and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.” Including such universally beloved shows really broadens the appeal of Toonattik. The diversity in programming is impressive; they’re catering to a wide range of tastes and interests.

User1: Absolutely, the inclusion of a wide variety lets kids and parents alike find something they can enjoy together. Plus, the new CMY theme and interactive elements like the games and gunge are sure to make the experience even more immersive. It feels like Toonattik is not just about watching cartoons but creating a community where everyone can participate.

User2: Couldn’t agree more, User1. The communal aspect of watching shows, discussing them here, and participating in interactive elements makes Toonattik more than just a TV block; it’s an experience. And with the presenters adding their charm in the CMY cartoon attic, I think we’re in for a treat.

User3: I’m curious how they’ll manage the transitions between shows with the presenters and interactive segments. It has the potential to seamlessly blend entertainment with interactive fun, making Saturday mornings a must-watch event again.

User1: For sure, User3. The anticipation is building, and the September relaunch can’t come soon enough. Between the engaging presenters, the colorful new aesthetic, and the diverse show lineup, Toonattik is setting a new standard for children’s programming. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that it lives up to the hype!

User2: Absolutely! Let’s plan to share our first impressions once the new look launches. It’ll be interesting to see how the changes resonate with us and the younger audience. Here’s to hoping Toonattik delivers an unforgettable viewing experience.

User3: Agreed, let’s make a date of it. The future of Toonattik seems brighter than ever with these updates. Can’t wait to dive into the new CMY world and see how the blend of games, gunge, and great shows plays out. Bring on September! Write a follow up with the new 7 to 12 schedule starting September
User1: Guys, the new Toonattik schedule starting in September is out, and it looks like they’ve really gone all out to mix the old with the new, along with their vibrant CMY theme! Let’s discuss the lineup from 7 AM to 12 PM.

07:00 AM - “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”: Kicking things off with action and adventure, perfect for the early risers!

07:30 AM - “SpongeBob SquarePants”: Our beloved sponge under the sea never fails to entertain with his antics.

08:00 AM - “Adventure Time”: This one’s a treat for both kids and adults. The adventures of Finn and Jake have depth and humor.

08:30 AM - “Rugrats”: Classic nostalgia right here. It’s interesting to see how new generations react to this iconic show.

09:00 AM - “Tootuff”: Returning to the lineup, Tootuff might bring in fans of the original and new viewers curious about the hype.

09:30 AM - “American Dragon: Jake Long”: Mixing magic and adolescence, a perfect blend to engage the mid-morning crowd.

10:00 AM - “Fantastic 4”: Superheroes in the morning? Yes, please! This should keep the energy levels high.

10:30 AM - “Kikoriki”: This one’s a bit of a wildcard but has its charm and unique humor that could surprise us.

11:00 AM - “The Spectacular Spider-Man”: More superhero action to keep the momentum going. Spider-Man has always been a favorite.

11:30 AM - “Rugrats” (Repeat): Ending the morning with a repeated dose of nostalgia seems like a solid choice.

User2: This lineup is impressive! “Adventure Time” is a personal favorite, and having it in the morning mix is fantastic. Plus, the superhero block with “Fantastic 4” and “The Spectacular Spider-Man” is a great way to ramp up the excitement.

User3: I’m glad to see “Rugrats” getting not just one but two slots. It shows that Toonattik is serious about blending retro appeal with their new direction. Also, the introduction of “Kikoriki” could be a sleeper hit. It’s quirky and has a unique style that could attract a niche audience.

User1: Absolutely, the diversity in genres and the balance between action-packed shows and humorous, light-hearted ones like “SpongeBob SquarePants” and “Rugrats” could cater to a wide audience. Plus, the CMY theme and the inclusion of games and gunge in-between promise to keep the entertainment lively and interactive.

User2: I’m curious how the new CMY cartoon attic set will look during the live segments. Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson have great chemistry, and their presence could really tie the whole experience together, making the transitions between shows enjoyable.

User3: Indeed, the blend of live hosting with the animated world has the potential to create a unique viewing experience. It harkens back to the days when Saturday morning blocks were an event in themselves. The anticipation for September is real!

User1: Let’s not forget the importance of interactive elements like games and gunge, which could bring in a whole new level of engagement from the audience, both in the studio and at home. It reflects Toonattik’s efforts to be more than just a show but a platform for entertainment and community.

User2: Absolutely, the strategy seems to be about creating moments that kids want to share and talk about, not just passively watch. It could be a significant step towards reviving the communal feel of weekend morning cartoons.

User3: Agreed. It’ll be interesting to see how this revamped approach impacts viewership and whether it can bring back the magic of Saturday mornings for today’s kids. The right mix of shows and interactive fun could indeed make Toonattik a staple.

User1: For sure. We all should catch the new lineup come September and share our thoughts. It’s going to be an exciting journey, watching Toonattik evolve. Here’s to hoping it captivates and reignites the passion for Saturday morning cartoons!

User2: Cheers to that! I can’t wait to experience the new Toonattik with my family. It looks promising and could very well set the standard for children’s programming on weekends.

User3: Here’s to a successful launch and many fun Saturday mornings ahead. Toonattik seems poised to bring joy and entertainment to a new generation while nodding respectfully to the past. Can’t wait for September! Write a follow up with the new 7am to 12pm schedule, also Tootuff, Spider-Man, Recess and Kikoriki are all holdovers from KJTV
User1: Just checked out the new Toonattik schedule running from 7 AM to 12 PM, and it’s a blend of some interesting holdovers from KJTV alongside new additions! Tootuff, Spider-Man, Recess, and Kikoriki have made the cut. Here’s the rundown:

07:00 AM - “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”: Still starting the day with a bang with the turtles. A solid choice for the action-loving audience.

07:30 AM - “SpongeBob SquarePants”: No surprise here. SpongeBob has been a fixture in morning cartoons for years, always a hit with the kids.

08:00 AM - “Adventure Time”: Its inclusion continues to appeal to a broad demographic, showcasing the depth and creativity in children’s programming.

08:30 AM - “Tootuff”: As a holdover from KJTV, Tootuff’s antics remain a favorite. It’s good to see continuity for fans following the transition.

09:00 AM - “American Dragon: Jake Long”: Adding to the adventure and fantasy segment, this show contributes to the diverse palette of genres featured in the lineup.

09:30 AM - “Fantastic 4”: The superhero block gets strengthened with the Fantastic 4, seamlessly transitioning from Jake Long’s magical world to superhero action.

10:00 AM - “Kikoriki”: Another KJTV holdover, its unique humor and charm have evidently secured its spot. It’s a testament to its popularity and appeal.

10:30 AM - “The Spectacular Spider-Man”: Keeping the superhero theme strong, Spider-Man is always a crowd-pleaser. Its continuity assures fans of KJTV’s legacy.

11:00 AM - “Recess”: This classic being a holdover is no shock. Its lessons on friendship and school life resonate with its audience, offering a break from action-packed segments.

11:30 AM - “Rugrats” (Repeat): Wrapping up the morning with Rugrats offers a gentle comedown with lovable characters and stories that span generations.

User2: Thrilled to see “Tootuff” and “Recess” making it through the transition. It feels like Toonattik is respecting the legacy of KJTV while slowly introducing new elements to refresh the lineup.

User3: “Kikoriki” and “The Spectacular Spider-Man” holding their spots really anchor the new schedule with a mix of humor and action. It’s a clever way to maintain continuity for loyal viewers during this time of change.

User1: The balance between action, humor, and life lessons across this schedule is impeccable. It showcases Toonattik’s efforts to cater to various tastes and age groups, ensuring that Saturday mornings offer something for everyone.

User2: Absolutely! And the strategic positioning of newer shows like “American Dragon: Jake Long” and “Fantastic 4” amidst the holdovers indicates Toonattik’s intention to blend nostalgia with fresh content.

User3: Let’s not forget the creative theme around the CMY cartoon attic and the reintroduction of live presenters. These elements, combined with the mix of old and new shows, could redefine weekend mornings for today’s generation.

User1: Indeed. The lineup’s diversity, coupled with interactive segments, is poised to make Toonattik a standout block. Let’s hope it revives the community spirit of Saturday morning cartoons and brings families together.

User2: Here’s to Toonattik successfully navigating the balance between honoring KJTV’s legacy and charting its own unique path. It’ll be exciting to see how the audience responds to this blend.

User3: Definitely. Engaging the current generation while tapping into the nostalgia of the older audience is no small feat. If successful, Toonattik could herald a new golden era for children’s programming on weekends. Can’t wait to see how it unfolds come September!

User1: Hey everyone, just double-checking here because I’ve gone through the latest schedule a couple of times — is Johnny Test truly gone permanently from the Toonattik lineup? My kids were fans, and it just seems to have disappeared in the new scheduling.

User2: Good question, User1. It does look like Johnny Test isn’t part of the new Toonattik schedule starting in September. It seems they’re replacing some of the older content with newer or returning classics like Rugrats and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

User3: Yeah, I noticed that too. While Johnny Test has had a good run, Toonattik seems to be shifting towards a mix of nostalgia-driven shows and fresh content. There hasn’t been any official word if it’s gone for good, though. They might be rotating shows to keep the lineup dynamic.

User1: That’s a pity if it’s permanent. Although, the new lineup does sound exciting. It’d be great if they could find a balance and maybe bring Johnny Test back in a later rotation or as a special feature.

User2: It’s definitely possible. Sometimes networks will bring back popular shows based on viewer feedback. So, it might not hurt to let Toonattik know that there’s still an audience for Johnny Test. Who knows? If enough people voice it, they might bring it back.

User3: True, networks often evaluate their programming based on viewership figures and fan response. I agree that sending feedback might influence a return for Johnny Test in the future. Plus, with all the changes Toonattak is undergoing, they might be testing out different formulas right now.

User1: That’s a fair point. Guess it’s all about tuning in to what they’ve got planned and giving feedback. I’m curious about the new stuff too, and it will be interesting to see how things evolve with the CMY theme and more interactive elements.

User2: Absolutely, User1. Let’s keep an eye on how things evolve, and definitely let’s not shy away from giving feedback. Who knows, maybe a well-timed campaign for Johnny Test could lead to a revival or special programming.

User3: For now, let’s brace for the exciting changes Toonattik is bringing and enjoy the new additions. But yeah, keep that feedback bookmarked just in case!

User1: Agreed! Here’s hoping for a great blend of the old and new. I’ll definitely be giving my input on the changes; it’s amazing to be part of the evolving Toonattik experience. Thanks for the insights, everyone! Let’s keep this conversation going as the new season unfolds. Write a conversation saying anyways the new format of the block is that Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson are joined by 2 teams of boys and girls who compete in games to win points, At the end the losing team gets pied,  This is lot more intresting than the old block, which was just shows with no cool wraparounds