Disney XD NL schedule late 2012 (MY AU)
Bit of background on 2 really obscure shows from this fanmade schedule

Hotnews.nl: Five teenage volunteers (Daniel, Suzan, Cas, Kevin and Maja), each with their individual personal problems, are reporters for an online news magazine. Each day their work is a risk, sometimes even risking their own lives or breaking the law. Live action teen drama by Jetix NL,

The Sensibles: a series of short, humorous films produced by Jetix and London-based animation studio 12foot6 , where they were broadcast from 2007 to 2009. The films tell the story of the Sensibles, who work for the GNN Galactic News Network. They are a team observing the lives of the inhabitants of Earth. They observe everyday objects that are obvious to Earthlings.

Characters
Oi – the voice and presenter of space news. His red wig has always caused him problems, especially before going on air.
Bzzz – the chief of reporters. Equipped with an antenna and microphones. Locates the reporters' target.
Zzoom – cameraman. Observes and photographs given objects.
Blerah - has an incredibly large tongue. It licks objects and scans their taste. It is thanks to information from Blerah that Oi guesses what a given object is.
Cosmic Viewers – watch GNN's Galactic News and express their fear or admiration.

00:25 Monster Buster Club
00:45 Matt's Monsters
00:55 Monster Allergy
01:05 Totally Spies
01:30 Codename: Kids Next Door
02:00 Hotnews.nl
02:25 The Sensibles
02:45 Spider Riders
03:10 Totally Spies
03:30 Rekkit Rabbit
03:50 Shuriken School
04:10 Monster Buster Club
04:30 Codename: Kids Next Door
04:40 Matt's Monsters
04:55 Totally Spies
05:15 Johnny Test
05:35 Shuriken School
06:00 The Amazing Spiez!
06:40 Brandy & Mr Whiskers
06:55 Phineas & Ferb
07:20 The Suite Life On Deck
07:45 The Replacements
08:10 Zeke And Luther
08:30 Zeke And Luther
08:55 Kickin' It
09:20 The Suite Life On Deck
09:45 The Suite Life On Deck
10:05 Pair Of Kings
10:35 The Proud Family
10:55 The Proud Family
11:20 Phineas & Ferb
11:45 Phineas & Ferb
12:05 Pair Of Kings
12:30 The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
12:55 Scaredy Squirrel
13:20 Brandy & Mr Whiskers
13:40 Brandy & Mr Whiskers
14:05 The Replacements
14:30 Gravity Falls
14:55 Kick Buttowski
15:20 Phineas & Ferb
15:30 Perrysodes
15:40 Inazuma Eleven
16:05 Johnny Test
16:30 Zeke And Luther
16:55 Kickin' It
17:15 Mr Young
17:35 The Suite Life On Deck
18:00 Phineas & Ferb
18:45 Kick Buttowski
19:10 Zeke And Luther
19:30 Inazuma Eleven
19:55 Beyblade Metal Fusion
20:15 Codename: Kids Next Door
20:35 Jackie Chan
21:00 Pokemon Battle Frontier
21:20 I'm In The Band
21:40 Kickin' It
22:05 Zeke And Luther
22:25 Pair Of Kings
22:50 Phil Of The Future
23:15 Cory In The House
23:35 Johnny Test. Write a forum conversation asking why nights are either Johnny Test, KND or really obscure shows


Forum Topic: Why is the Disney XD NL Night Schedule Filled with Johnny Test, KND, and Obscure Shows?

User1 (ShowFanatic25): Hey everyone! I've been looking at the late-night schedule for Disney XD NL in late 2012, and I'm honestly puzzled. Why is the nighttime lineup dominated by either Johnny Test, Codename: Kids Next Door (KND), or these really obscure shows like Hotnews.nl and The Sensibles?

User2 (Anim8or101): Great question! It seems like they’re either banking on the popularity of Johnny Test and KND or trying to fill time slots with lesser-known shows. The odd mix could be an attempt to cater to different audiences, but I feel like the obscured shows don't get enough love.

User3 (CartoonConnoisseur): I think it's also about how certain shows perform in ratings. Johnny Test and KND have their own fanbases, so it makes sense to air them multiple times. Maybe the other shows are just fillers, but it's a weird combo for late-night!

User4 (NostalgicNerd): Honestly, it baffles me too. Shows like Hotnews.nl had a unique premise but didn't appeal to the broader audience. I guess they thought adding in more offbeat content would diversify the lineup, but it just ends up feeling random at times.

User5 (DuckTalesForever): Same thought! I mean, when I think late-night television, I expect the classics or something with widespread recognition. I would have loved to see more variety or even some bigger titles in prime time instead of The Sensibles.

User6 (AnimationAddict): I kind of find it refreshing though! It’s cool to see obscure shows getting airtime. They could've used those slots for newer shows that didn’t resonate well with audiences. Plus, it's nice to rediscover shows like The Sensibles!

User1 (ShowFanatic25): That’s true! It’s a mixed bag for sure. But do you think people actually tune in to those obscure shows? I wonder how the ratings for them compare to more popular ones.

User7 (RandomTVWatcher): I doubt they get high ratings. Most viewers likely tune in for the familiar titles like Johnny Test or KND. It could be more effective to introduce new content rather than repeating the same niche shows.

User3 (CartoonConnoisseur): You might be onto something. Perhaps they didn’t want to take risks on new shows, leading them to fill the gaps with whatever was available. I suppose they were just trying to keep the audience engaged enough to keep watching.

User4 (NostalgicNerd): Ultimately, I guess it all comes down to what sells. If they see a trend that works (like Johnny Test), they may just stick with it for the sake of consistency, even if it doesn’t excite the entire audience.

User1 (ShowFanatic25): True. It would be interesting to see what they learn from their ratings. Who knows, maybe we’ll get a revival of some of those obscure shows if they find a cult following!

User6 (AnimationAddict): All we can do is hope! The animation world can be unpredictable. Here’s to exploring the obscure gems and hoping they find their way back into mainstream!

Feel free to continue the conversation or add your thoughts!


Write a follow up where from January 1st 2013 changes are coming to nights