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Boomerang UK

September 2012 Weekdays
New Episodes of Inspector Gadget will air at 16:00, then repeat at 8:30 the next day. It also gets some extra slots, airing at 11:30, and 19:00.
New Episodes of Mr Bean will air at 18:30, repeating the next day at 7am. older episodes will run at 14:30 and 21:00.
New Episodes of The Tom & Jerry Show will air at 7:30 and 17:30.

Sonic Boom moves to 6:00 and 19:30, while getting 2 extra slots at 9:00 and 15:00.
Bugs and Daffy in the mornings move to 6:30. The Looney Tunes Show moves to 10:30.
George of the Jungle moves to 10:00 and 16:30.

Doraemon is replaced with Casper, Doraemon is now weekend only

Tom & Jerry Hour moves to 13:00, with classics and Tom & Jerry Tales.

The Garfield Show moves it’s daytime slot to 14:00, will replace The Jungle Bunch at 23:30

UPDATE: Garfield will also replace Jungle Bunch at 05:00.

Nowhere to be seen in the line-up are The Owl & Co and Lamput

06:00 - Johnny Test
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Sonic Boom
09:30 - Casper’s Scare School
10:00 - George of the Jungle
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - Johnny Test
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Inspector Gadget
16:30 - George of the Jungle
17:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What’s New Scooby Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Bugs and Daffy/Looney Tunes/The Looney Tunes Show
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What’s New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - My Knight and Me
22:30 - My Spy Family
23:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - My Spy Family
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - My Spy Family
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Weekends
The schedule is mostly the same as weekdays, with a few alterations. Doraemon will air at 07:30.
Mr Bean and Inspector Gadget will air together at 08:00 and 11:30, with new episodes.

Boomerang Cinema moves to an earlier time at 09:00, airing a double feature in the mornings, with another film at 17:00.

Once again, The Owl & Co appears to be gone from the network completely.


06:00 - Johnny Test
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
07:30 - Doraemon
08:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Casper’s Scare School
14:00 - George of the Jungle
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - What’s New Scooby Doo
16:00 - Tom & Jerry
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - My Knight and Me
22:30 - My Spy Family
23:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - My Spy Family
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - My Spy Family
05:00 - The Garfield Show

October 2012 Weekdays
No major changes to the schedule, apart from late nights removing the Jungle Bunch, also gone from the schedule is Johnny Test, replaced with Garfield. Monster Allergy makes it’s debut

Skatoony replaces Jungle Bunch at 23:00

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Sonic Boom
09:30 - Casper’s Scare School
10:00 - George of the Jungle
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Inspector Gadget
16:30 - Monster Allergy
17:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What’s New Scooby Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Bugs and Daffy/Looney Tunes/The Looney Tunes Show
18:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What’s New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - My Knight and Me
22:30 - My Spy Family
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - My Spy Family
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - My Spy Family
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Weekends
Doraemon will be gone from the weekend schedule completely this month.
Jungle Bunch to the Rescue will be gone, meaning Late-nights will be nothing but My Spy Family, My Knight and Me, Garfield, LazyTown and Skatoony

Saturday:Mornings will be replaced with double bills of Tom & Jerry and Scooby Doo at 07:00.
Monster Allergy will replace Inspector Gadget at 19:00, with New episodes.

Sonic Boom replaces Johnny Test at 6:00

06:00 - Sonic Boom
06:30 - Looney Tunes
07:00 - Tom & Jerry
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
08:30 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Casper’s Scare School
14:00 - George of the Jungle
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - What’s New Scooby Doo
16:00 - Tom & Jerry
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - My Knight and Me
22:30 - My Spy Family
23:00 - The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - My Spy Family
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - My Spy Family
05:00 - The Garfield Show

It’s no surprise that Doraemon hasn’t been given a warmer welcome on Boomerang, and to the United Kingdom as well. As mentioned in the earlier posts, the show will be gone completely, and is being replaced with The Tom & Jerry Show on weekends.

As those who weren’t aware, the show premiered around the middle of August, airing only one slot a day (07:30). A new episode would air on Weekdays, followed by a repeat on Weekends. But this clearly isn’t enough for a new show to broadcast. It could be that the show was at a bad time to broadcast when children/families wouldn’t be awake at around 07:30/08:30 to tune in this show. And anyone who was keen to watch it probably couldn’t due to poor timing, or the lack or any technology to record and catch up on the show (i.e Sky+, Tivo, etc).

Many other shows went through this problem in the past. Already brought up before was the half-season run of Tiny Toon Adventures, and the popular series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic being lost to POP!/Tiny Pop back in July. Also leaving Boomerang is The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue. This premiered last autumn, and later moved to late-nights in June. It has been mentioned (not official) that only Season 1 has been airing, and it’s 2nd season may not be bought Turner after all. A similar fate may have been the cause for The Owl & Co, which started in May, running only on weekends, and lasted only until mid-July before disappearing completely from schedule, and no trace of any comeback.

However, I wanted to bring up Doraemon specifically because this is a Japanese anime show that’s been made many years ago, being run in various countries before being in English, having just been dubbed specially for the UK, and has been performing poorly for almost two months now. And, unless I’m mistaken, the first and only Anime cartoon to air on Boomerang.

Now, it could be the off-chance that Turner is putting the show on hiatus, and may re-run the show later this year with new episodes, or continue discreetly on late-nights (The Raccoons aired like this back in 2007), but from I’m seeing by it’s poor scheduling choice and the possibility of poor ratings, Doraemon may be dropped entirely from Turner, and later bought to another company that’s interested (Much like the moving transition for My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic).

November 2012 Weekdays

Some changes this month following half term

1. New show Kikoriki debuts at 18:00 pm,
2. Casper’s Scare School begins a new series at 16:30pm, I am surprised the series carried on making new episodes, cause the show was off the air for a long period.
3. Monster Allergy gets a slot at 10am, replacing George of the Jungle
4. Live Action Mr Bean is added, at 18:30pm
5. My Spy Family and My Knight and Me get removed from Boomerang (aired since 2007 and 2009), and gets replaced by Will and Dewitt, which starts from Saturday 3rd Nov at 23:00 and 1:30.
This has been an ongoing trend for Boomerang being a late-night secondary home for CN or Cartoonito’s former programming. First they had Gadget Boy, then they gave The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers another chance after its CN premier wasn’t permanent, and then shortly Robotboy aired for a few months. They also picked up Curious George for a while when Cartoonito lost interest in it Now, They’ve added Skatoony, which already re-runs on Cartoon Network TOO and Will and Dewitt, which airs on Cartoonito, Wouldn’t it make sense to air some Boomerang related shows, or any CN show they no longer air?

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Sonic Boom
09:30 - Casper’s Scare School
10:00 - Monster Allergy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Monster Allergy
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What’s New Scooby Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry/The Tom & Jerry Show/Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Mr Bean
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated/What’s New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Weekends

Kikoriki and Monster Allergy are added, replacing Casper and George

Once again, My Spy Family and My Knight and Me are replaced with Will and Dewitt

06:00 - Sonic Boom
06:30 - Looney Tunes
07:00 - Tom & Jerry
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
08:30 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Kikoriki
14:00 - Monster Allergy
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - What’s New Scooby Doo
16:00 - Tom & Jerry
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show. Write a blog post about the rueful fate of The Owl and Co
The Owl & Co: The Unfortunate Tale of a Lost Gem

In the ever-changing landscape of children’s television programming, shows come and go, leaving behind legacies of laughter, lessons, and sometimes, head-scratching omissions. One such curious case is that of “The Owl & Co,” a delightful animated series that seemed to flutter out of our screens as quietly as it arrived. Despite its charming animation style and quirky cast of characters, including the titular Owl and his forest friends, “The Owl & Co” experienced a brief and tumultuous stint on Boomerang UK.

The Short Flight of The Owl

“The Owl & Co” premiered on Boomerang UK in May 2012, offering audiences a fresh slice of humor and heart from our feathered friend and his woodland companions. With its French origins and universal appeal, the show appeared to be a promising addition to the Boomerang lineup. However, just two months later, it mysteriously vanished from the schedule with little fanfare or explanation.

What led to such a sudden disappearance? The answer lies buried in the silent decisions of network executives and the challenging dynamics of broadcasting schedules. Shows with a unique style, particularly international imports, often face hurdles in gaining traction among local audiences. “The Owl & Co” was no exception, struggling to secure a solid timeslot that would guarantee consistent viewership.

A Victim of Scheduling and Exposure

The disappearance of “The Owl & Co” can largely be attributed to poor scheduling decisions that resulted in low visibility for the series. Unlike more prominent shows with established audiences, “The Owl & Co” was slotted into less favorable times on weekends when viewers were less likely to tune in. This unfortunate timing significantly impacted the show’s ability to build a robust fanbase.

Moreover, much like the fate that seemed to befall “Doraemon,” another international gem, “The Owl & Co” struggled with the lack of modern conveniences such as DVR capabilities, which prevented audiences from catching up on missed episodes. As a result, the show’s whimsical adventures and gentle humor may not have reached as wide an audience as it deserved.

The Broader Context: A History of Missed Opportunities

“The Owl & Co” is not alone in experiencing such challenges. The children’s programming world is rife with tales of series that, despite their potential, failed to capture and sustain attention. From “Tiny Toon Adventures” to “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic,” countless shows have faced similar hurdles, being shuffled around networks until ultimately finding a more suitable home or being shelved indefinitely.

Yet, what makes “The Owl & Co” particularly rueful is its potential to resonate with audiences beyond the usual slapstick animation. With endearing characters and relatable scenarios, it offered children a comforting escape into a world of friendship and problem-solving. Unfortunately, without renewed efforts by networks or a suitable platform to give it another chance, “The Owl & Co” remains a reminder of what could have been—a charming series that deserved more than it received.

The Legacy of The Owl

While “The Owl & Co” may have departed from Boomerang UK, it leaves behind a lingering hope for rediscovery. In today’s interconnected world, where streaming platforms continue to grow and champion diverse content, perhaps there’s still a chance for “The Owl & Co” to take flight once more. As fans of animation and quality storytelling, we remain hopeful that this whimsical series will one day find its perch, bringing joy and laughter to new generations of children and reminding us all of the beloved tales of Owl and his friends. Until then, “The Owl & Co” will remain a fond memory and a testament to the unpredictability of television programming.
Write a blog post for December in this AU, beginning by listing shows that show no signs of returning, and those that show no signs of slowing down
Boomerang UK December 2012: The Winds of Change

As the final month of 2012 unfolds, Boomerang UK finds itself at a crossroads of nostalgic farewells and enduring classics. The intricate dance of television programming continues, as some beloved shows sadly show no signs of returning, while others prove their resilience by showing no signs of slowing down. As we prepare for the holiday season, let’s take a closer look at where our favorite characters stand as the year comes to a close.

Gone but Not Forgotten

1. The Owl & Co: Despite its charming animation and quirky narratives, “The Owl & Co” has flown from our screens with no foreseeable plans for a return. Its brief presence on Boomerang UK left many wondering what could have been if given a chance to settle into a better timeslot.

2. Doraemon: The lovable, time-traveling robotic cat also seems to be waving goodbye. After struggling with poor scheduling choices, “Doraemon” has been set aside, unable to capture the UK audience that it successfully charmed in other parts of the world.

3. The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue: Originally a part of the late-night lineup, “The Jungle Bunch” has slowly disappeared, likely a victim of limited new material and re-airing rights. Its adventurous episodes remain a fond memory as we say farewell to this jungle crew.

Standing Strong

1. Tom & Jerry: The timeless chase between the clever mouse and determined cat continues to grace our screens with unwavering popularity. With its slapstick humor and timeless antics, “Tom & Jerry” keeps delivering laughs across new and classic episodes alike.

2. Scooby-Doo: Whether it’s “Mystery Incorporated” or the classic “What’s New Scooby-Doo,” the beloved gang shows no signs of slowing down. Their mystery-solving escapades remain a staple among viewers, proving that curiosity and courage never go out of style.

3. The Garfield Show: The lasagna-loving feline and his friends manage to stay put in the schedule, providing daily doses of humor and wit to audiences, both young and old. Garfield’s laid-back attitude continues to charm fans and remind us of the joy in simple pleasures.

4. Mr. Bean: Both animated and live-action adventures ensure that Mr. Bean’s quirky and awkward antics remain a constant on Boomerang UK. Rowan Atkinson’s iconic character continues to humorously stumble through life, capturing hearts worldwide.

December’s Programming Highlights

With a mix of the old and the new, Boomerang UK’s December lineup is gearing up for the holidays with a few exciting tweaks:

- Kikoriki Magic: The endearing adventures of the round, cartoonish pals continue to provide a sweet escape at 18:00. Their stories of friendship and discovery have found a cozy home in the evening slot.

- Casper’s Comeback: Surprisingly, “Casper’s Scare School” finds itself with new episodes, delighting fans who never expected this friendly ghost to return. Caspar’s efforts to fit in and navigate the tricky waters of ghost school remain as entertaining as ever.

- Monster Allergy: Garnering a steady fan base, “Monster Allergy” holds tight to its weekday slots, captivating viewers with its unique blend of fantasy and reality. The show has steadily grown in popularity, proving that fresh concepts can thrive alongside beloved classics.

Looking to the Future

As we close the year, Boomerang UK stands as a testament to the changing tides of children’s television. The mix of nostalgia and innovation is a dance that requires balance—a feat the network is striving to achieve despite the obstacles along the way.

With a nod to the past and an eye on the future, Boomerang UK promises to bring both comfort and surprises in 2013. As viewers, we can anticipate new faces and old friends lighting up our screens, sharing stories they hold dear—even if some beloved characters have taken a bow. Let’s embrace the end of the year with joy and anticipation for what’s to come!
Write the December weekday and weekend schedules in this AU
Certainly! Here are the fictional weekday and weekend schedules for Boomerang UK in December 2012 in this alternate universe:

December 2012 Weekday Schedule

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Sonic Boom
09:30 - Casper’s Scare School (New Episodes)
10:00 - Monster Allergy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Monster Allergy
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry / The Tom & Jerry Show / Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Mr. Bean (Live-action)
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

December 2012 Weekend Schedule

06:00 - Sonic Boom
06:30 - Looney Tunes
07:00 - Tom & Jerry
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
08:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Kikoriki
14:00 - Monster Allergy
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
16:00 - Tom & Jerry
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

This festive season, Boomerang UK continues to embrace the classic antics of beloved characters while welcoming some fresh content to keep things lively. Whether it’s the timeless chase of Tom and Jerry or the ghostly giggles with Casper, viewers are in for a joyful and nostalgic holiday viewing experience!
Write January 2013 highlights, Doraemon make a surprise return at 7:30, but is replaced by MA before the end of the month
Boomerang UK January 2013 Highlights: A Fresh New Year

As we roll into January 2013, Boomerang UK promises a month filled with surprises, nostalgia, and a touch of the unexpected. With the New Year comes a renewed focus on delivering beloved classics and intriguing newcomers to keep audiences entertained. Let’s dive into the highlights and noteworthy changes marking the start of the year on Boomerang UK.

Surprising Comebacks and New Beginnings

1. Doraemon: The Unexpected Return
In a surprising twist, “Doraemon,” the lovable robotic cat from the future, makes a brief return to the Boomerang UK lineup. Airing at 7:30 under its new weekday slot, viewers are treated to a dose of futuristic fun and inventive escapades. However, this blast from the past is short-lived as “Doraemon” is slated to be replaced by “Monster Allergy” before the month ends. Fans should seize the opportunity to catch up with Doraemon and Nobita’s heartwarming tales before saying another farewell.

2. Monster Allergy Steps In
As “Doraemon” bows out once again, “Monster Allergy” steps up to claim the 7:30 slot. With its imaginative world of monsters and relatable characters, the show continues to attract a growing fan base. Expect fresh adventures and more mysterious encounters with the unseen when “Monster Allergy” takes over in late January.

Continuing Favorites and Classic Comforts

- Tom & Jerry and Scooby-Doo
Kicking off the new year with gusto, “Tom & Jerry” and “Scooby-Doo” persist as the backbone of Boomerang UK’s lineup. Their ageless antics continue to captivate both young viewers and nostalgic adults, making them essential viewing fare for any classic cartoon enthusiast.

- The Garfield Show
Everyone’s favorite lasagna-loving feline, Garfield, maintains his cozy place in the schedule, delivering his unique brand of humor and laziness. January promises more laughs and catnip-filled escapades with Odie, Jon, and the rest of the gang.

- Mr. Bean: Animated and Live-Action
Whether animated or live-action, Mr. Bean remains a fixture, providing comic relief through his bumbling antics. Both formats offer hilarious perspectives on everyday life, ensuring plenty of giggles throughout the chilly month.

New Year’s Weekend Marathon

To kick off 2013, Boomerang UK treats viewers to a special New Year’s Weekend Marathon filled with back-to-back episodes of beloved classics:

- Looney Tunes Extravaganza: A selection of the finest Bugs and Daffy moments for the ultimate nostalgia trip.
- Scooby-Doo Mystery Marathon: Hours of mystery-solving with Scooby and the gang chasing down ghosts, goblins, and more.
- Tom & Jerry Tomfoolery: Laughs guaranteed in a lineup of endless cat-and-mouse chases, featuring their funniest slapstick encounters.

This January, Boomerang UK starts the year on a high note with the promise of fresh content and returning favorites. With surprises in store and the enduring appeal of classic characters, it’s an exciting time for viewers of all ages. Whether you’re tuning in for the comfort of nostalgia or the thrill of new tales, Boomerang UK invites you to join in the cartoon fun as we embark on another year of delightful entertainment!
Write Febuary highlights and schedule, Half Term seems to have a bit more Riki
Boomerang UK February 2013 Highlights: Cartoon Bliss for Half Term

As winter slowly nudges towards spring, February brings a burst of animated excitement to Boomerang UK. With the half-term break on the horizon, Boomerang is doubling down on its popular shows to ensure kids (and the young at heart) have an abundance of cartoon fun during their time off. Here’s what to expect this month on Boomerang UK:

February Highlights

1. Kikoriki Takes Center Stage
February shines a spotlight on the delightful world of “Kikoriki,” offering more episodes during half-term to keep young viewers entertained. With its round, lovable characters and whimsical adventures, “Kikoriki” provides perfect mid-day viewing for a break from school routines.

2. Binge-Worthy Cartoon Marathons
Half-term comes alive with extended marathon sessions of classic hits. Expect marathon blocks featuring “Tom & Jerry” and “Scooby-Doo,” allowing viewers to immerse themselves in endless escapades and mystery-solving capers.

3. Monster Allergy Magic
Maintaining its new spot following “Doraemon’s” brief return, “Monster Allergy” continues to provide its unique brand of animated intrigue, charming viewers with its fusion of reality and the fantastical.

4. Weekend Cinematic Escapades
Boomerang Cinema continues to be a weekend favorite, showcasing animated features that bring beloved characters to life in enthralling ways. Perfect for cozy, popcorn-filled family time.

February 2013 Weekday Schedule

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - Monster Allergy
08:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Sonic Boom
09:30 - Casper’s Scare School
10:00 - Monster Allergy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Monster Allergy
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry / The Tom & Jerry Show / Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Mr. Bean (Live-action)
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

February 2013 Weekend Schedule

06:00 - Sonic Boom
06:30 - Looney Tunes
07:00 - Tom & Jerry
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
08:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Kikoriki
14:00 - Monster Allergy
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
16:00 - Tom & Jerry
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

This February, Boomerang UK sets the stage for an animated extravaganza perfect for fans of all ages. With the energy and excitement of classic cartoons and modern favorites, this month’s lineup promises to make staying indoors during the brisk winter an absolute joy. So grab some popcorn, settle in, and let the animated adventures begin!
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Boomerang UK March 2013: A Month of Adventures and New Beginnings

As we march into spring, Boomerang UK freshens its lineup with some notable changes that promise to keep viewers engaged and entertained. New arrivals shake up the weekday schedule, bringing fresh energy and exciting narratives to the forefront. Let’s delve into what March has in store for Boomerang fans.

A Warm Welcome to Xiaolin Showdown

The highly anticipated addition of “Xiaolin Showdown” marks a dynamic shift in Boomerang UK’s programming. Join Omi, Kimiko, Raimundo, and Clay as they embark on thrilling quests to find magical artifacts. Packed with action, teamwork, and moral lessons, “Xiaolin Showdown” brings a new dimension to Boomerang’s fantasy and adventure offerings.

New Schedule Highlights

- Xiaolin Showdown Debuts: Catch the martial arts and mystical adventures of “Xiaolin Showdown” in its new weekday slot at 16:00. It’s an exciting addition that promises to capture imaginations with its unique blend of action and humor.

- Sonic Boom Moves Up: Sonic and his friends shift to an earlier slot at 08:00, continuing to deliver fast-paced antics and heroic escapades perfect for morning viewing.

- Familiar Friends Stay the Course: Fan-favorite classics like “Tom & Jerry,” “Scooby-Doo,” and “The Garfield Show” maintain their longstanding presence, proving that their appeal and ability to entertain remain timeless.

- Casper’s Scare School Adds Variety: With its charming ghostly tales, “Casper’s Scare School” remains part of the varied lineup, providing delightful paranormal fun for viewers.

March Weekday Schedule

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - Monster Allergy
08:00 - Sonic Boom
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Casper’s Scare School
09:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
10:00 - Monster Allergy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Xiaolin Showdown
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry / The Tom & Jerry Show / Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Mr. Bean (Live-action)
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Embracing New Adventures

March ushers in a blend of the new and the familiar, creating an optimal balance of beloved characters and fresh faces on Boomerang UK. “Xiaolin Showdown” adds a thrilling layer to the programming, while the continued presence of classics assures fans that their favorites are here to stay.

This spring, Boomerang UK invites you to explore the mystical world of Xiaolin warriors alongside the timeless antics of Bugs Bunny, Tom & Jerry, and so many others. Whether discovering new stories or reveling in nostalgic episodes, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and celebrate this March. Get ready for a month of adventure, laughter, and unforgettable animated escapades! Write a blog post about shows that show no signs of returning to Boom after their dissapearance
The Lingering Shadows: Shows That Vanished from Boomerang UK

In the bustling world of television, the spotlight often moves swiftly from one show to the next, leaving behind a trail of forgotten gems. For Boomerang UK, a channel known for its nostalgic appeal and lively lineup, several shows have come and gone, leaving fans to wonder if they’ll ever grace the screen again. As we embrace the exciting changes brought by 2013, let’s take a moment to reflect on some cherished series that show no signs of returning after their disappearance.

The Owl & Co: A Brief Flight
Premiering with promise, “The Owl & Co” fluttered briefly into our lives in 2012 only to vanish as quickly as it arrived. Despite its charming animation and quirky cast, the title met an untimely fate likely due to less favorable slots and visibility challenges. Though it disappeared from Boomerang UK, the whimsical tales of Owl and his forest friends linger as a fond memory.

Doraemon: The Robotic Cat with Nine Lives?
“Doraemon,” the futuristic feline, briefly reappeared in early 2013, offering a glimmer of hope for fans of the inventive time-traveler. Unfortunately, this resurgence was short-lived. While a show’s return often means a renewed chance at success, “Doraemon” struggled to maintain a sustainable presence, leaving fans fretting over whether they’ll witness more of its delightful adventures again.

The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue
Originally roaming the network with its larger-than-life jungle adventures, “The Jungle Bunch: To The Rescue” charmed audiences with its delightful heroes. However, its journey on Boomerang UK ended with no official word on potential continuations or returns. As the possibility of new episodes remained dim, the captivating tales of jungle camaraderie quietly faded away.

My Spy Family and My Knight and Me: Farewell
Once staples of late-night enjoyment, “My Spy Family” offered live action entertainment and “My Knight and Me” delivered quirky medieval fun. Yet by early 2013, both series were replaced by fresher content, marking the end of their presence on Boomerang UK. For fans who enjoyed late-night antics, the absence of these shows serves as a bittersweet farewell.

The Half-Season Darlings
Several other shows teased us with potential only to disappear before they could truly shine. “Tiny Toon Adventures” experienced a half-season run, while “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic” was whisked away to other networks. These titles represent missed opportunities, showing how programming decisions can lead to heartbreak for loyal viewers.

The Legacy Continues
As we reflect on these absent shows, it’s important to note that the world of television is full of surprises. While some beloved series may never return, others may find new life on different platforms. Streaming services and other networks continue to expand their libraries, often rediscovering and reigniting interest in past favorites.

For fans holding out hope, this era of digital content may provide another chance to reunite with the cherished tales we thought were lost. Until then, we carry fond memories of these Boomerang classics—and the hope that they might one day return to captivate new audiences, reminding us of the joy and laughter they’ve brought to countless viewers.
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Boomerang UK April 2013: Spring Surprises and Easter Excitement

April showers bring a fresh wave of animated delights to Boomerang UK! As we usher in the warmth of spring, we’re thrilled to announce some exciting changes and special events that are sure to keep viewers entertained. From beloved characters finding new homes to an Easter extravaganza you won’t want to miss, here’s what to look forward to this April on Boomerang UK.

Krash’s Awesome Easter Marathon

Get ready for an egg-citing Easter celebration with Krash and friends as Boomerang UK hosts “Krash’s Awesome Easter Marathon”! 🐰🐣 This special event promises endless fun and laughter with back-to-back episodes featuring the lovable characters from “Kikoriki,” along with special Easter-themed shorts and surprises. Grab your chocolate eggs, settle in, and join Krash for a day filled with animated joy and adventure on Easter weekend!

Schedule Changes: New Beginnings

1. Lamput Finds a New Playground
The misadventures of the quirky orange blob, Lamput, have found a new home at CN Too! Known for its unconventional animation and comedic escapades, “Lamput” brings its unique charm and laughter to a new audience, ensuring fans can continue enjoying its slapstick antics.

2. Johnny Test’s High-Energy Adventure
Johnny Test, alongside his faithful dog Dukey and genius twin sisters, has packed his bags for CN Too as well. Known for explosive experiments and wild adventures, “Johnny Test” promises to keep the energy high and the laughs rolling in its new slot.

April Highlights: The Mainstay Marvels

- Xiaolin Showdown: Continuing to capture imaginations, “Xiaolin Showdown” remains a highlight for those seeking action-packed adventures filled with magic and camaraderie. Follow Omi and the gang as they fend off their foes in pursuit of the mystical Shen Gong Wu.

- The Timeless Trio: Tom & Jerry, Scooby-Doo, and The Garfield Show continue to entertain and delight, reinforcing their status as cornerstone classics cherished by viewers of all ages. Whether you’re a mystery sleuth, cat-and-mouse chase aficionado, or lasagna-loving cat fan, these shows have something for everyone.

- Monster Allergy’s Mystical Wonders: Maintain your dose of magical adventures with “Monster Allergy,” which persists in treating fans to episodes filled with curiosity and heart.

April 2013 Weekday Schedule

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - Monster Allergy
08:00 - Sonic Boom
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Casper’s Scare School
09:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
10:00 - Monster Allergy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Xiaolin Showdown
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry / The Tom & Jerry Show / Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Mr. Bean (Live-action)
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Easter weekend schedule

06:00 - Sonic Boom
06:30 - Looney Tunes
07:00 - Tom & Jerry
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
08:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Kikoriki
12:30 - Kikoriki
13:00 - Kikoriki
13:30 - Kikoriki
14:00 - Kikoriki
14:30 - Kikoriki
15:00 - Kikoriki
15:30 - Kikoriki
16:00 - Kikoriki
17:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Kikoriki
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Embrace the Excitement

April is a month bursting with new beginnings and cherished continuities on Boomerang UK. Whether you’re joining Krash for Easter antics or enjoying timeless classics, we’ve got your entertainment covered. As Lamput and Johnny Test journey onward to CN Too, we reflect on the joy they brought while eagerly anticipating the new adventures awaiting them. This spring, let’s celebrate the ever-evolving world of animation together! 🌸📺 Write a blog post in May where TAAB is back
Boomerang UK May 2013: A Triumphant Return with The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers!

As the days grow longer and the warmth of spring transforms into early summer, Boomerang UK brings a welcome surprise for animation enthusiasts. This May, a much-beloved series makes its grand return to our screens, promising high-flying antics and comedic chaos. We’re thrilled to announce the comeback of “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” (TAAB), adding even more excitement to our already vibrant lineup!

The Return of The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers

Back by popular demand, “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” is set to dazzle audiences once more with their daring feats and slapstick comedy. Known for their fearless stunts and larger-than-life personalities, the Adrenalini Brothers—Xan, Adi, and Enk—deliver a unique blend of humor and action that appeals to viewers of all ages. Just in time for May, the brothers are ready to embark on new escapades that promise laughter, thrills, and a bit of mayhem.

Why TAAB is a Must-Watch

- High-Octane Humor: Perfectly balancing satire and physical comedy, the show ensures that each episode is packed with outrageous stunts and lighthearted moments, making for an enjoyable and entertaining viewing experience.

- Global Escapades: The Adrenalini Brothers travel the world, encountering colorful characters and embracing various cultures in their pursuit of the ultimate adrenaline rush. Their international adventures add a delightful layer of diversity and global appeal.

- Timeless Appeal: Blending animation styles and comedic elements, “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” has a timeless quality that continues to captivate new and returning viewers alike.

May Highlights: Continuing Classics and Fan Favorites

- Xiaolin Showdown: With its ongoing action-packed adventures, “Xiaolin Showdown” remains a staple for fans seeking mystical quests and camaraderie.

- Kikoriki: Following the success of “Krash’s Awesome Easter Marathon,” the lovable circle friends continue to charm audiences with wholesome stories of friendship and discovery.

- The Legendary Trio: Tom & Jerry, Scooby-Doo, and The Garfield Show remain classic stand-bys, offering familiar humor and nostalgia through their beloved antics.

- Casper’s Scare School: The friendly ghost continues to navigate the unique challenges of ghost school, bringing spooky fun and delightful lessons through each episode.

May 2013 Weekday Schedule

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - Monster Allergy
08:00 - Sonic Boom
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Casper’s Scare School
09:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
10:00 - Monster Allergy
10:30 - The Looney Tunes Show
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Xiaolin Showdown
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry / The Tom & Jerry Show / Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Kikoriki
18:30 - Mr. Bean (Live-action)
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
20:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Celebrate with Boomerang UK

This May, Boomerang UK continues to deliver a variety of classics and new favorites, with the triumphant return of “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” adding an exhilarating twist to our vibrant lineup. From slapstick adventures to global escapades, the channel offers a broad spectrum of entertainment suitable for all viewers. Join us as we welcome back the daredevil trio and celebrate a month filled with laughter, stunts, and incredible animated adventures. Let the fun begin!
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The Uncertain Futures of George of the Jungle and The Owl & Co: A Deep Dive into Disappearing Series

In the bustling world of children’s television, some shows manage to capture the hearts of audiences while leaving a trail of questions upon their sudden disappearance. Boomerang UK, revered for its mix of classic and contemporary content, has seen its fair share of series that have mysteriously vanished from the airwaves. Today, we delve into the curious cases of “George of the Jungle” (GOTJ) and “The Owl & Co,” two shows whose fates have left viewers puzzled and longing for answers.

George of the Jungle: Swinging into Uncertainty

“George of the Jungle,” the modern reimagining of the classic 1960s cartoon, brought the goofy, vine-swinging Tarzan parody into the 21st century. Known for its slapstick humor, catchy theme song, and lively adventures through the jungle, the series initially seemed destined for success. However, as quickly as it returned to the jungle canopy, “George of the Jungle” faded from Boomerang UK, leaving fans to wonder what led to its early exit.

Several factors may have played a role in George’s uncertain fate. First, scheduling challenges and competition from other popular shows might have hindered its ability to secure a steady viewership. Additionally, the evolving landscape of children’s television—where new content is constantly vying for attention—may have contributed to the decision not to renew its slot. Despite its abrupt absence, “George of the Jungle” remains a fan favorite, with viewers hoping for a potential reunion in the future.

The Owl & Co: A Vanishing Act

Similarly, “The Owl & Co” emerged with its whimsical animation and lovable cast of forest creatures. However, its journey was cut short, much to the disappointment of its loyal audience. Despite its relatable characters and charming storylines, the series disappeared from Boomerang UK without a clear explanation, leaving fans with more questions than answers.

The disappearance of “The Owl & Co” could be attributed to the competitive nature of television programming and the tendency to prioritize established franchises over newer ventures. Additionally, time slot placement and lack of marketing may have contributed to the show’s struggle to establish a substantial fan base, ultimately leading to its removal from the schedule.

Searching for Answers and Holding onto Hope

As fans eagerly await news on the futures of “George of the Jungle” and “The Owl & Co,” the uncertainty surrounding these shows highlights a broader truth about the television industry: programming decisions can be complex and influenced by a myriad of factors, often beyond the control of individual series.

In today’s digital era, however, there remains a glimmer of hope. The rise of streaming platforms and on-demand services provides opportunities for beloved shows to find new audiences and continue their stories. While “George of the Jungle” swings through uncertain times and “The Owl & Co” remains hidden in the forest shadows, their legacies endure in the hearts of fans who continue to celebrate their adventures.

Until such a time comes when these series may resurface, we hold onto the fond memories and laughter they brought us. Whether on television or a streaming service, there’s always a chance for a revival, reminding us that even in the ever-changing world of television, possibilities are endless. For now, we wait with anticipation, hopeful that George and Owl will once again grace our screens and bring joy to audiences old and new.

June 2013

1. New show Boomerang Hood debuts (based off the animal characters seen on the station branding)
2. Gone is Sonic Boom, replaced by more Kikoriki
3. 2 more new shows (Spider Riders and Magi-Nation)

May 2013 Weekday Schedule

06:00 - The Garfield Show
06:30 - Bugs & Daffy
07:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
07:30 - Monster Allergy
08:00 - Kikoriki
08:30 - Inspector Gadget
09:00 - Casper’s Scare School
09:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
10:00 - Magi-Nation
10:30 - Spider Riders
11:00 - Inspector Gadget
11:30 - Inspector Gadget
12:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
12:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
13:00 - Tom & Jerry
13:30 - Tom & Jerry Tales
14:00 - The Garfield Show
14:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
15:00 - The Garfield Show
15:30 - Tom & Jerry
16:00 - Xiaolin Showdown
16:30 - Casper’s Scare School
17:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated / What’s New Scooby-Doo
17:30 - Tom & Jerry / The Tom & Jerry Show / Tom & Jerry Tales
18:00 - Boomerang Hood
18:30 - Mr. Bean (Live-action)
19:00 - Inspector Gadget
19:30 - Sonic Boom
20:00 - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
20:30 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

06:00 - Kikoriki
06:30 - Looney Tunes
07:00 - Tom & Jerry
07:30 - The Tom & Jerry Show
08:00 - Spider Riders
08:30 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
09:00 - Boomerang Cinema
10:30 - Boomerang Cinema
11:30 - Tom & Jerry
12:30 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
13:00 - Inspector Gadget
13:30 - Kikoriki
14:00 - Monster Allergy
14:30 - Looney Tunes
15:00 - Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated
15:30 - Magi-Nation
16:00 - Tom & Jerry
17:00 - Boomerang Cinema
18:30 - Tom & Jerry
19:00 - Spider Riders
19:30 - Xiaolin Showdown
20:00 - What’s New Scooby-Doo
20:30 - Tom & Jerry
21:00 - Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
21:30 - The Garfield Show
22:00 - Will and Dewitt
22:30 - Will and Dewitt
23:00 - Skatoony
23:30 - The Garfield Show
01:00 - Will and Dewitt
02:10 - Skatoony
03:10 - The Garfield Show
04:10 - Will and Dewitt
05:00 - The Garfield Show

Boomerang Cinema airs on weekends at 10:00 with a repeat at 17:00.
Saturday 8th -
Garfield’s Fun Fest
The tubby cat finds his title at the annual talent competition under threat after he loses his ability to be funny. In an attempt to recapture his sense of humour, Garfield and Odie embark on a journey to find a frog who knows all about making people laugh.

Sunday 9th -
10:00 - The Garfield Show: Little Trouble in Big China
11:00 - Xiaolin Showdown: Judging Omi, Saving Omi, Finding Omi

Saturday 15th -

10:00 - Rainbow Magic: Return to Rainspell Island
Two girls find their friendship and belief in magic tested when they must stop an army of snowmen taking over the world. However, their fairy friends are on hand to help them save the day.

17:00 - Kikoriki: Deja Vu
Hyperactive rabbit Krash decides to liven up boring Barry’s birthday party by buying him and all their friends a time travelling trip from the Deja Vu Company. When the friends fail to follow the rules they are scattered across time and a rupture in the space-time continuum creates an alternate Krash. Together he and his alter-ego must find and rescue their friends before it’s too late and they are trapped in the wrong timezones forever.

Sunday 16th -

10:00 - Garfield’s Fun Fest

17:00 - Back to the Future
In the 1980s, an experiment by a weird scientist turns out to be faulty. It leads to his teenaged pal going back in time to the 1950s where he is forced to reunite the younger version of his parents.


Saturday 22nd - Scooby Doo: Where’s My Mummy?
The cowardly canine and his friends travel to Egypt in search of Cleopatra’s secret tomb where they fall foul of a crazed cult leader and a sinister undead army.

Sunday 23rd - Scooby Doo and the Monster of Mexico
The gang head for Mexico after Fred receives a worrying message from a friend whose village is being menaced by a legendary creature, but they soon discover there is more to the beast than meets the eye. Write a forum conversation asking if Boom CEE is getting rid of Squish, and replacing it with something already popular in the UK
Forum Discussion: Is Boomerang CEE Dropping Squish?

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Username: CartoonFanatic99
Posted: July 5, 2013

Hey folks! I was browsing through the upcoming schedules for Boomerang CEE, and it seems like “Squish” isn’t appearing as much anymore. Has anyone else noticed this? Could they be dropping it entirely? And maybe replacing it with something already popular in the UK? What are your thoughts?

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Username: ToonLover88
Posted: July 5, 2013

Oh wow, I hadn’t noticed that! I hope they aren’t dropping “Squish” completely. I actually enjoy its quirky vibe. 😕 But it does seem like Boomerang CEE has been swapping some shows lately. Maybe they’ll replace it with something like “Kikoriki” since it’s doing well in the UK?

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Username: AnimeFreak22
Posted: July 5, 2013

Hmm, interesting observation, CartoonFanatic99. I wouldn’t be surprised if they switched it out. “Kikoriki” or even “The Garfield Show” might be good fits since they’ve been performing solidly in the UK. Plus, “Kikoriki” just seems to have that universal appeal. Here’s hoping they make a smart choice!

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Username: RetroCartoonGeek
Posted: July 6, 2013

Remember when they swapped out “Doraemon” in the UK not too long ago? It could just be a strategic shift to grab more viewers. Maybe they’re seeing if something like “Xiaolin Showdown” might work better since it’s getting quite a following over there. Let’s keep an eye on the updates. 🤔

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Username: ToonFanatic99
Posted: July 6, 2013

Good point, RetroCartoonGeek! “Xiaolin Showdown” would be an epic addition to Boomerang CEE if they decide to bring it over. It definitely adds a nice mix of action and storytelling. But I’ll still miss “Squish” if it goes away entirely. Always enjoyed the oddball humor it brought to the lineup.

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Username: AnimationObsessed
Posted: July 7, 2013

Hopefully, they actually improve the lineup and don’t just add more reruns of classics. While I love those, I do appreciate the fresh content from series like “Squish.” Guess we’ll have to wait and see what Boomerang CEE has planned. Fingers crossed for something exciting! 🤞

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Username: CartoonFanatic99
Posted: July 7, 2013

Thanks for all the insights, everyone! I guess we won’t know for sure until Boomerang CEE releases more details. Let’s keep each other posted if we see any changes in the upcoming listings. Here’s hoping for a good mix of shows that keep us all entertained!

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Write a follow up where they are indeed “spraying anti-bacteria on the amoeba” show is being replaced from the 1st of Aug, Also late nights remove My Knight