### CBBC Schedule - May 26, 2016 (my version)

#### Morning
- 7:00 AM - Skunk Fu!
Children’s animation about Skunk, a young kung fu student

- 7:30 AM - Shaun the Sheep
The mischievous antics at Mossy Bottom Farm with Shaun and the flock.

- 8:00 AM - Danger Mouse
The world’s greatest secret agent embarks on globetrotting adventures.

- 8:30 AM - Strange Hill High
Discover the mysteries with the students of this extraordinarily odd school.

#### Mid-Morning
- 9:00 AM - Horrible Histories
Explore the silliest, most entertaining parts of history with sketches and songs.

- 9:30 AM - Blue Peter
A mix of live entertainment, arts and crafts, and outdoor activities.

- 10:00 AM - The Next Step
Drama and dance with the A-Troupe dancers at The Next Step Dance Studio.

- 10:30 AM - Wolfblood
Unveiling the mysterious world of Maddy and her family, who are seemingly typical teenagers but are actually wolfbloods.

#### Noon
- 11:00 AM - Newsround
Keeping the young viewers updated with the latest global happenings.

- 11:15 AM - Young Dracula
Following the adventures of Vlad, the son of Count Dracula, as he copes with life among humans.

- 11:45 AM - The Dumping Ground
Life in a children’s home with a group of dynamic and complex characters.

#### Afternoon
- 12:30 PM - Tracy Beaker Returns
Revisiting Tracy Beaker as she returns to the Dumping Ground as a care worker.

- 1:00 PM - Deadly 60
Explore the deadliest creatures with Steve Backshall.

- 1:30 PM - My Life
A captivating documentary series focusing on the unique lives of children across the UK.

- 2:00 PM - Hank Zipzer
The day-to-day adventures of a bright but dyslexic schoolboy, Hank.

- 2:30 PM - Wizards vs Aliens
Magic meets sci-fi as young wizard Tom Clarke defends Earth from alien invaders.

#### Early Evening
- 3:00 PM - Hetty Feather
Follow the adventurous girl navigating life in a Victorian foundling hospital.

- 3:30 PM - Shaun the Sheep
A repeat broadcast for fans of the quiet, quirky farmyard fun.

- 4:00 PM - Horrible Histories
More humorous takes on different eras of history.

- 4:30 PM - Blue Peter
Another chance to engage with creative arts, crafts, and inspiring stories.

#### Evening
- 5:00 PM - The Next Step
More tension, drama, and impressive dance moves.

- 5:30 PM - Wolfblood
Delve deeper into the secrets and stories of teenage wolfbloods.

- 6:00 PM - The Dumping Ground
Another visit to the lives of the care home residents with fresh challenges and adventures.

- 6:30 PM - Tracy Beaker Returns
More drama and heartfelt moments from Tracy and the kids.

#### Night
- 7:00 PM - Newsround
Evening update to recap the day’s significant news events for the young audience.

- 7:15 PM - Young Dracula
Into the evening with supernatural escapades.

- 7:45 PM - Hetty Feather
Closing the day with more inspiring tales of Hetley Feather and her adventures.

- 8:15 PM - The Sarah Jane Adventures
Mysteries and alien adventures with journalist Sarah Jane Smith.

- 8:45 PM - My Life
Wrapping up with potent and inspiring real-life stories from different children. Write a tweet where the screen bug glitched 5 times today, and say the 5 shows it glitched during (started in the morning)
🚨 We experienced some technical glitches today where our screen bug flickered unexpectedly 😬. Apologies for the inconvenience during “Skunk Fu!”, “Horrible Histories”, “The Next Step”, “Deadly 60”, and “Hetty Feather”. Thanks for sticking with us! #CBBC #TechTroubles
Write a convo asking which 00s shows are still on, a user said SF rejoined in late December 2015, SJA came back in mid April
User1: Hey everyone! Just wondering which 00s shows are still airing on CBBC?

User2: Oh, “Skunk Fu!” made a comeback late December 2015! I was so glad to see it return to the lineup.

User3: And don’t forget “The Sarah Jane Adventures,” that came back around mid-April. It’s been great seeing some old favorites on screen again!

User1: That’s awesome! Love both of those shows. Are there any others from the 00s that made a comeback or are still ongoing?

User4: I think those are the key revivals from the 00s. Most other shows are either newer or have been reimagined in some way. But it’s super cool to see some classics coming back.

User1: Definitely! Thanks for the info, guys. I’ll have to make time to catch up on these revivals.
Write a convo asking what day the returns happened on, and what shows had to give up slots for it, a user said they tried putting TNS at 7am for much of December 2015 (replacing WvA), but gave up in late December after it performed terribly compared to it’s usual slots, Schedule change was SO abrupt that listings after Jan 6 still had TNS listed for a few days before it was updated, 7am has been doing better since
User1: Does anyone know the exact days when “Skunk Fu!” and “The Sarah Jane Adventures” made their returns? Also, which shows had to switch slots to accommodate these comebacks?

User2: “Skunk Fu!” returned on a Monday—I remember because I was surprised by a new episode instead of my usual morning routine! They tried putting “The Next Step” at 7 AM for much of December 2015, replacing “Wizards vs Aliens,” but it just didn’t work out.

User3: Yeah, the audience for “The Next Step” wasn’t really catching it at that early. Ratings were pretty low compared to its usual later slots. The schedule change was so abrupt that some TV listings had TNS still at 7 AM until about January 6 before they finally updated it.

User4: “The Sarah Jane Adventures” came back on a Tuesday if my memory serves right. The 7 AM slot has been doing much better since they stopped airing “The Next Sarah Jane Adventurianses” there. I guess the original programming fits the morning vibes more!

User1: That explains it! It must have been quite the shuffle for the CBBC schedule. Thanks for the details. How do you think these changes impacted the overall lineup?

User5: In the long term, it seems like sticking closer to genre-appropriate time slots worked better for audience retention. Those early morning hours and the type of shows that air can definitely make or break the viewing numbers.
Write a blog post saying that the BBC have listened to us and moved Next Step back to a more appropriate time, and that effective immediately, it’s 7am slot will be given
### BBC Makes a Strategic Schedule Shift for “The Next Step”

Exciting news for fans of “The Next Step” on CBBC! After a brief experiment with the show’s airing time that didn’t quite hit the mark, the BBC has listened to viewer feedback and reverted to a more viewer-friendly schedule. This much-loved dance drama, which had been tested in a 7 AM slot in December 2015, will now clear the early morning spot, making way for programs better suited to the start of the day.

“The Next Step,” known for its engaging storylines and captivating dance sequences, naturally caters to an audience that’s more active in the mid to late afternoon, and early evening. Viewers expressed their difficulties in tuning into such a high-energy show so early in the day, and the dip in ratings reflected this mismatch.

Acknowledging the audience’s pattern and preferences, the BBC has acted swiftly. “Effective immediately,” as noted in their recent announcement, “The Next Step” will move out of its 7 AM slot. This adjustment aims to provide a viewing schedule that resonates better with the routines of its young audience who are better geared to enjoy the show outside the early morning rush.

Taking over the 7 AM slot, the beloved animated series “Skunk Fu!” will return, bringing with it a gentle yet adventurous start to the day, perfectly fitting for the breakfast time audience. This move is anticipated to meet the viewing habits of our younger audiences, who are just beginning their day and might prefer the light-hearted, engaging antics of Skunk and his martial arts-inspired adventures.

This swift response from the BBC demonstrates their continued commitment to aligning their programming with viewer engagement and satisfaction. By adapting to feedback and observing viewer trends, CBBC ensures that each program not only reaches its target audience but does so at a time that makes the most sense for their daily routines.

For “The Next Step” enthusiasts, stay tuned to find out the new time slot, which will be announced shortly. It’s expected to be an after-school period, aligning with when viewers are more likely to engage with the energetic and dynamic nature of the show. Keep an eye out for updates on the official CBBC schedule.

This change is a clear reminder of how viewer feedback is vital and valued. It shapes the way programming is presented, ensuring that the CBBC remains responsive and relevant to its audience’s needs. Let’s continue to support and engage with our favorite shows, ensuring they receive the love and viewership they deserve at the right times!

Stay tuned, and keep dancing along with “The Next Step” at its new, more suitable hour! 🕺💃

[Please note that further updates and specific timings for the revised schedule of “The Next Step” will be confirmed through CBBC’s official communication channels.]
Write a 5 message convo on the CBBC Thread where a user says that today for some reason TNS wasn’t shown at 7am today, schedules are slowly being updated, A user says it’s because people thought the BBC were trying to kill the show
User1: Hey, did anyone else notice that “The Next Step” wasn’t on at 7 AM today? I checked twice, and it wasn’t there. What’s going on?

User2: Yeah, I saw that too. I heard some whispers that the schedules are being updated but no specific details yet. Maybe they’re finally moving it to a better time slot like they promised?

User3: I think the BBC is trying to kill the show. Moving “The Next Step” around like this without much communication just confuses fans. First the early slot, now this sudden disappearance?

User4: I don’t think they’re trying to kill it. Based on feedback, they realized that 7 AM wasn’t the right time for it. Probably they’re arranging a better schedule. The updates to the schedule are slowly rolling out, so we need to be patient and see where it lands.

User5: That makes sense, User4. Let’s not jump to conclusions here. It’s a popular show; they’re more likely trying to find a slot where it gets the audience it deserves. Keep an eye on the official announcements, I guess!
Write a convo in late Dec saying “Have you seen the cuteness they’ve got on now, Suits this slot better than Next Step and even WvA”
User1: Have you guys checked out what’s airing in the 7 AM slot now? It’s so much cuter and way more suitable for early mornings than “The Next Step” and even “Wizards vs Aliens.”

User2: Yes, I caught “Skunk Fu!” this morning while having breakfast. Honestly, it’s a perfect fit. Starts the day on such a light and fun note!

User3: Totally agree with you both! I love the playful vibe of “Skunk Fu!” It’s engaging without being too intense for early morning. Definitely suits this time slot better.

User4: I remember watching it when I was younger! It’s great to see how well it meshes with the morning routine. Much better than trying to keep up with the complexities of “The Next Step” or “Wizards vs Aliens” that early.

User5: It’s a smart move. “Skunk Fu!” has that charming and calming effect, ideal for getting kids ready for the day. Happy they made the switch. Good decision by CBBC!
Write a praise video (sequel to a rant video about the BBC’s “sabotage” of TNS) saying it’s glad they backtracked on this timeslot decision before “the show got seriously hurt”
[Opening Scene: The vlogger appears on the screen, looking more relieved and upbeat than in their previous rant video.]

Vlogger: “Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel! Today, I have some really positive news to share with all of you, especially the fans of ‘The Next Step’ out there. It looks like our voices have been heard!”

[Cut to a split-screen showing a comparison of the old and new schedule times.]

Vlogger: “In my last video, as many of you remember, I went on quite a rant about the BBC’s decision to move ‘The Next Step’ to a 7 AM slot. It felt like a sabotage of the show we all love—way too early for its target audience, right? But guess what, they’ve listened!”

[The vlogger shows a thumbs up to the camera.]

Vlogger: “The BBC has officially backtracked on their decision, and ‘The Next Step’ is no longer in that dreaded early morning time slot. And honestly, I’m just relieved and glad they acted quickly before the show got seriously hurt in terms of viewership and popularity.”

[Cut to a graphic showing viewer feedback and positive remarks about the change.]

Vlogger: “It’s not often that a big network makes a swift change based on viewer feedback, and that’s something worth praising. Moving ‘The Next I Step’ out of the 7 AM slot shows that the BBC is genuinely paying attention and values its audience. They realized the mistake, and they fixed it—ensuring that ‘The Next Step’ remains enjoyable and accessible at a time that makes sense.”

[The vlogger becomes more animated and passionate.]

Vlogger: “This is a win for us as viewers. It shows that when we speak up, things can change. Our opinions on how the shows we love are treated do matter. So, I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who spoke up, shared opinions, and maybe even endured my last rant.”

[The tone shifts slightly to a more reflective mood.]

Vlogger: “This adjustment might seem small in the grand scheme of things, but it’s significant for every dedicated fan of ‘The Next Step’. We can continue enjoying our favorite show without setting an alarm clock ridiculously early—unless, of course, you really are a morning person!”

[The vlogger smiles, hinting closure and satisfaction.]

Vlogger: “So, here’s to more appropriate scheduling and to more adjustments being made when necessary. Let’s keep holding networks accountable and ensure our favorite shows get the treatment they deserve. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates. Until next time, keep stepping right with ‘The Next Step’!”

[The video ends with upbeat music and a series of clips from the show, highlighting fun moments and dance sequences.]

[End Screen with social media handles and subscribe button.] Write a follow up asking which of their older shows is rating the best
### Discussion: Which Revived Older Show Is Rating Best on CBBC?

Hey everyone! Welcome back to the channel. After our last few updates and videos discussing the timeslot changes, I’ve noticed a lot of buzz around the older or revived shows currently airing on CBBC. So, today, let’s dive into which of these classics has proven to be a top-performer in the ratings since making their comeback!

First up: “Skunk Fu!”
This animated gem returned to a morning slot and seems to just fit perfectly with the breakfast crowd. With its engaging and non-intense storytelling, it’s got parents and kids hooked. Definitely a strong contender, but let’s see how it holds up against other shows.

Next, “The Sarah Jane Adventures”
Coming back to our screens in the afternoon, “The Sarah Jane Adventures” brings a mix of nostalgia and new adventures. It’s interesting to see how a show with a slightly older target demographic fares compared to purely children-focused programming.

Horrible Histories
Though not entirely in hiatus before its comeback, “Horrible Histories” has always been a strong show. With its educational twist on comedy, it appeals across age groups which might be boosting its viewership numbers even more now.

Now, it’s your turn! I want to hear from you. Which of these shows have you been watching, and which do you think is doing the best in termsof viewership and popularity? Is it the action and adventure, the comedy, or the educational aspect that draws you in? Drop your thoughts, favorites, and any insights you might have in the comments below.

Make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more discussions like this. Can’t wait to see your responses and keep the conversation going about our beloved CBBC shows. Catch you in the next video! Write a convo where the Summer 2016 promo airs, here are the 7 shows featured, It also has new show The Deep