In this alternate universe (AU) where Kids WB continued into Fall 2008 and featured GoGoRiki as part of its lineup, we can imagine a blend of new shows that were popular or premiered around that time, along with maintaining some of Kids WB’s classic programs. Remember, Kids WB was known for its mix of animated series ranging from action to comedy, so the schedule would reflect this diversity. Here’s a hypothetical Fall 2008 Kids WB schedule:

### Kids WB Fall 2008 Schedule (Saturday):

7:00 AM - GoGoRiki
Start the morning with the adventures of Pogoriki, Chikoriki, and their friends in their fun and fantastical world, offering laughs and lessons for the early birds.

7:30 AM - Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl
Continuing with its long-standing tradition, Kids WB airs the latest episodes of Pokémon, following Ash, Pikachu, and friends on their journey through the Sinnoh region.

8:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
The newly introduced series at the time, showcasing Peter Parker’s challenges balancing high school life with his secret identity as Spider-Man.

8:30 AM - Legion of Super Heroes
Taking fans to the 31st century, where a group of young superheroes fights to safeguard the universe, inspired by the DC Comics series.

9:00 AM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
A fresh take on the Dark Knight that teams Batman up with various heroes across the DC Universe, dealing with villains and threats in a more light-hearted tone than previous Batman series.

9:30 AM - Magi-Nation
An animated series based on the trading card game, follows the adventures of Tony Jones, an Earth teenager drawn into a magical dimension to save it from evil.

10:00 AM - Tom and Jerry Tales
Continuing the cat-and-mouse antics, Tom and Jerry get into their classic shenanigans, with all-new stories that both parents and kids can enjoy.

10:30 AM - Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
The dynamic duo returns in a new format, focusing more on Shaggy and his pet dog Scooby-Doo, as they tackle mysteries with a high-tech twist.

11:00 AM - Skunk Fu!
An animated series featuring Skunk and his quest to master Kung Fu under the tutelage of Panda to protect the valley from Dragon and his ninja monkeys.

11:30 AM - Will and Dewitt
Ending the morning programming with a show about a young boy named Will and his talking frog Dewitt, going through the challenges of childhood, emphasizing friendship and problem-solving.

### Notes:
- This lineup assumes the continuation of some series and introduction of new ones that could logically fit within the Kids WB brand, even if they didn’t originally air on the block.
- Given Kids WB’s penchant for action, humor, and occasional educational content, this scheduled lineup aims to maintain a balance across these themes to appeal to a broad child and pre-teen demographic.
- The exact airing order and show selection could have varied based on regional preferences, ratings, and partnerships with production studios at the time. Write a forum convo in August where the lineup is revealed, First things first “POKEMON HAS FINALLY RETURNED TO KIDS WB 🥳 🎉” Also on the website the show icons are already changing, Spider Man’s image is now a different pose, The Batman Batman is now Brave and the bold Batman, Quest has been replaced with Pikachu, and Johnny has been replaced with Pogoriki
Forum Thread Title: “🚨 Kids WB Fall 2008 Lineup Revealed! POKEMON IS BACK! 🎉”

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RetroToonFan92: Guys, the Fall 2008 lineup for Kids WB just dropped and Pokemon is making its grand return to the block! 🥳 It’s been too long since we’ve seen Ash and Pikachu on our Saturday mornings. Plus, I noticed the website icons have been updated. Spider-Man’s got a new action pose, and Batman’s switched up to the Brave and the Bold version. Exciting times are ahead!

CartoonConnoisseur: Wow, this is huge! Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl is going to bring back so many viewers. Kids WB is really pulling out all the stops. And I’m personally thrilled about The Spectacular Spider-Man being part of the action. This lineup is shaping out to be epic.

NostalgiaNerd: Did anyone else notice? Quest icon swapped for Pikachu and Johnny’s replaced by Pogoriki! I’m curious about GoGoRiki. Never heard of it before, but I’m up for new shows. Also, super excited for Batman: The Brave and the Bold. It seems like they’re refreshing the entire vibe of the block!

SaturdayMorningFan: This is a dream come true! Pokemon back on Kids WB feels so right. And adding newer shows like The Spectacular Spider-Man and Batman: The Brave and the Bold, they’re keeping the superhero theme strong. Legion of Super Heroes is sticking around, too, which is awesome!

ToonTalker: Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! still in the lineup warms my heart. Can’t have a Saturday morning without some Scooby-Doo mischief. And Tom and Jerry Tales! Classic chase comedy never gets old. This schedule is the perfect blend of nostalgia and new adventures.

AnimatedAddict: Magi-Nation caught my eye. Based on a trading card game, you say? Sounds like it could be the dark horse of this lineup, offering something fresh and different. Plus, continuing the superhero presence with Legion of Super Heroes and Batman’s latest iteration keeps me invested.

KungFuKid: SKUNK FU! Yes! That show doesn’t get enough love. The martial arts action combined with the humor is just spot on. Glad Kids WB is keeping some diversity in its programming. Between action, comedy, and educational content, they’ve got all bases covered.

ComicHeroFan: Batman: The Brave and the Bold joining the lineup is a game-changer. It’s a lighter, more comedic take on Batman compared to previous series. Team-ups with other DC heroes will introduce younger audiences to the wider DC Universe. Kids WB is definitely upping their superhero game.

EarlyBirdWatcher: Starting the morning with GoGoRiki sounds interesting. Always looking for something fun and light to kick off the weekend. And ending with Will and Dewitt? Talk about a lineup with a good mix of energy and heartwarming stories. Kids WB has thought of everything!

VintageToonLover: Honestly, this Fall 2008 schedule feels like a revival of the golden era of Saturday morning cartoons. Strong mix of action, humor, a hint of educational content, and, of course, Pokemon making a triumphant return. Kids WB has truly outdone itself.

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Note: Remember that in our universe, Kids WB ended its run in 2008, transitioning to The CW’s “TheCW4Kids” programming block. The lineup discussed above is a fictional scenario set in an alternate universe where Kids WB continued its operation.
Write a follow up where 4 comedic shows are bring pushed to ex Johnny Test fans
Forum Thread Title: “4 Hilarious Shows for Johnny Test Fans! 🤣 New Kids WB Fall 2008 Lineup”

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SpeedyToon: Hey Johnny Test fans, feeling the blues since our favorite show isn’t in the new Kids WB Fall 2008 lineup? Don’t worry! Four comedic gems are set to fill that zany, adventurous void. Let’s dive into what’s promising to keep our Saturday mornings filled with laughter and madness!

DynamoDuck: First up, GoGoRiki. While it might seem like a curveball, this show’s unique humor and quirky characters could definitely grow on us. The whimsical world of Pogoriki and friends offers a mix of slapstick and smart gags that can easily appeal to fans of Johnny’s insane inventions and experiments.

ComicReliefRanger: Don’t sleep on Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! While it takes a different approach from the classic mystery gang setup, this version focuses on wild inventions and high-tech hijinks, much like some of Johnny’s escapades. Plus, Shaggy and Scooby’s antics never disappoint for a good laugh.

LaughterLeader: Tom and Jerry Tales is a no-brainer for pure comedic gold. Yes, it’s chasing and slapstick, but tell me the dynamic between Johnny, Dukey, and the twins doesn’t remind you of Tom and Jerry’s eternal rivalry? This classic cat-and-mouse game, with all-new stories, keeps the spirit of fun and mayhem alive.

SillySpectator: Last, but not least, Skunk Fu! The show’s martial arts-themed comedy and wacky character dynamics have a certain charm that I believe Johnny Test fans would appreciate. The underdog vibe of Skunk, mixed with the show’s clever humor, might just be the perfect Saturday morning fix.

AnimationAficionado: It’s rad to see Kids WB dedicating a solid chunk of their lineup to comedy. While it’s a bummer not to see new Johnny Test adventures, these shows seem poised to carry the torch of fun, laughs, and outright ludicrousness. GoGoRiki and Shaggy & Scooby-Doo, with their high-tech angles, feel particularly reminiscent of the Johnny Test vibe.

ZanyZoomer: Heartily agree! Each of these shows brings something unique to the table while still channeling that energetic, quirky comedy we loved in Johnny Test. Plus, it’s exciting to get into something new. Who knows? We might find our next favorite among these.

ToonBingeWatcher: No doubt, this lineup has variety and the potential for plenty of laughs on Saturday mornings. I’m game for giving these a shot. While we’ll miss the Tests and their chaotic world, it’s refreshing to see Kids WB embracing a diverse range of comedy styles to keep us entertained.

LaughTrack: Can we just take a moment to appreciate how Kids WB is working to fill the void left by Johnny Test with not one but four comedically-driven shows? It shows they’re listening to what we’ve come to love. Here’s to hoping these new additions spark the same joy and maybe even a new fanbase.

RetroFanatic: Definitely giving these a chance! Each show brings a unique flavor of comedy, and while they’ll have their own identities, I’m excited to see how they’ll win over the hearts of Johnny Test fans. Let’s keep the spirit of adventurous comedy alive with these new titles!

Note: Remember, the transition from Johnny Test to these new comedic shows in the Fall 2008 lineup is part of a fictional scenario exploring the continuation of the Kids WB programming block in an alternate universe. Write a convo asking what the Summer schedule was, and a user provides it
Forum Thread Title: “Curious About Kids WB’s Summer 2008 Schedule - Anyone Know?”

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CuriousCartoonFan: Hey everyone, I’ve been buzzing with excitement for the Fall 2008 lineup with all these great shows coming our way, especially those aimed at Johnny Test fans. But it got me wondering, what did Kids WB have on their schedule this past summer? I totally missed out and I’m hoping there were some gems in there too. Anyone have the scoop?

ArchiveAngel: Ah, I’ve got what you’re looking for! I keep track of these things for exactly such occasions. The Summer 2008 lineup for Kids WB was a mix of ongoing favorites and a couple of shows that were on their way out, making room for the new Fall roster. Here’s a quick rundown:

### Kids WB Summer 2008 Schedule (Saturday):

7:00 AM - Loonatics Unleashed
A futuristic take on the Looney Tunes characters, dealing with them as superheroes in the year 2772. It had a decent run but was winding down by summer.

7:30 AM - Johnny Test
Our beloved show with Johnny and Dukey’s wild experiments and adventures. It was in full swing, entertaining as always.

8:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
Following the journey of four young monks in training as they battled evil forces to collect powerful Shen Gong Wu artifacts.

8:30 AM - The Batman
Before the switch to Batman: The Brave and the Bold, we had this darker iteration of Gotham’s hero dealing with familiar foes and new challenges.

9:00 AM - Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
Even during the summer, the high-tech antics of Shaggy and Scooby were a mainstay, giving us a taste of comedic adventures.

9:30 AM - Legion of Super Heroes
This show had a good run over the summer, showcasing the young universe’s greatest heroes banding together for awe-inspiring adventures.

10:00 AM - Tom and Jerry Tales
Our favorite cat and mouse duo kept us laughing with their seemingly never-ending chase and mischiefs.

10:30 AM - Pokemon: Battle Frontier
Before making the transition to Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl in the fall, this season carried the Pokemon legacy throughout the summer.

11:00 AM - Skunk Fu!
The rural Asian valley filled with animal warriors continued to dish out martial arts comedy and lessons on life.

11:30 AM - Meet the Press
A holdover from the adult programming to include a news magazine show aimed at a broader audience. This was often regarded as a bit of a misfit in the lineup.

Remember, schedules could slightly vary between regions, but this was the general lineup for the nationwide Kids WB block during the summer of 2008. It was intended to keep the momentum going while setting the stage for the big refresh in the fall, including some goodbyes to classics and hellos to new favorites.

ToonHistoryBuff: Wow, ArchiveAngel, hats off to you for keeping such a detailed log! Summer 2008 sounds like it had a bit of everything for us. It’s bittersweet thinking about some shows concluding, but also exciting with what’s coming. Thanks for filling in the blanks!

Note: Like the fall schedule, this summer lineup is part of a fictional scenario in an alternate universe where Kids WB continued past its real-life conclusion.
Write a follow up where MonAll was actually back at 11:30am, A user noted that W&D and MN were on summer break, A user says their glad they chose XS and MA over WOQ and JT, especially as we haven’t seen our monster hunting kid since March 2007
Forum Thread Title: “Summer 2008 Lineup Adjustments & Fan Preferences - Kids WB Chronicles”

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NostalgiaNerd: Wait up, fellow toon enthusiasts! I spotted a slight misstep in our beloved ArchiveAngel’s summer recap. Turns out, at 11:30 AM, it wasn’t “Meet the Press” but actually “Monster Allergy” making a surprising return to grace our screens after its hiatus. “Will and Dewitt” and “Magi-Nation” were on summer break, paving the way for Zick and Elena’s monster-hunting escapades to sneak back in!

ArchiveAngel: Ah, you’re absolutely right, NostalgiaNerd. My apologies for that oversight. With “Monster Allergy” back at 11:30 AM, it certainly added more animated zest to our summer mornings. It’s always great to correct these little bits of history to keep our records straight. Thank you for catching that!

ToonBroadcastJunkie: Honestly, I’m glad Kids WB chose to go with “Xiaolin Showdown” and “Monster Allergy” over “World of Quest” and “Johnny Test” during that timeslot. Especially since it felt like ages since we’ve seen our monster-hunting kid, Zick, on the adventure. March 2007 was the last airing, if I recall correctly. It was about time they brought it back, even if just for the summer season.

RetroToonFan92: “Xiaolin Showdown” over “World of Quest” was a solid choice in my book. There’s something about the Shen Gong Wu chase that keeps it exciting and fresh every episode. Plus, “Monster Allergy” has that unique flair of adventure mixed with humor that you can’t get anywhere else. It was a refreshing change of pace to revisit these characters.

ComicConnoisseur: It’s interesting how Kids WB’s programming decisions impact us. Bringing “Monster Allergy” back definitely threw a curveball, but in a good way. It reignited interest in the series that had waned since its last appearance. Gives us a hint of the network’s strategy to keep things lively by rotating older favorites into the mix.

SaturdayMorningFan: Agree with all of you! It was a bold move to shuffle in “Monster Allergy” during the summer. Shows that Kids WB wasn’t afraid to experiment with its lineup to keep us viewers hooked. “Xiaolin Showdown” has always been a favorite of mine, and I’m glad it stayed in the rotation. It’s that mix of martial arts, magic, and comedy that no other show quite matches.

AnimationAficionado: Absolutely, the inclusion of “Monster Allergy” this summer was a pleasant surprise. It’s a testament to how Kids WB managed its programming with a mix of continuity and surprises. Keeps us tuning in, eagerly anticipating what’s next. “Xiaolin Showdown” retaining its spot just proves it had enduring appeal, which isn’t easy in the competitive world of morning cartoons.

Note: This lively discussion and the preferences voiced by our fictional fans continue to explore the alternate universe where Kids WB sustained its presence beyond its actual runtime. These show choices and fan reactions offer a glimpse into the fondness and engagement such programming inspired in its audience.
Write a convo where a user lists the characters shown on the website banner in July 2008,
Forum Thread Title: “July 2008 Kids WB Website Banner Breakdown 🌟”

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PixelPioneer: Hey everyone! Has anyone else checked out the Kids WB website recently? The July 2008 banner update is packed with characters, and it’s like a who’s who of our favorite shows. Thought it’d be fun to break down who made the cut this time. Here’s who I spotted:

1. Batman (The Batman) - Taking center stage, which makes sense with the hype around “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” coming in the fall.

2. Pikachu (Pokemon: Battle Frontier) - Of course, no surprise there, Pikachu is practically the mascot of Kids WB’s Pokemon series.

3. Zick (Monster Allergy) - With “Monster Allergy” making its return this summer, Zick’s presence is a welcome nod to the fans.

4. Tom and Jerry (Tom and Jerry Tales) - These two are always up to their usual antics, and it’s great to see them featured prominently.

5. Omi (Xiaolin Showdown) - Sporting a confident pose, probably ready to go on the hunt for some Shen Gong Wu.

6. Skunk (Skunk Fu!) - Front and slightly off-center but looking eager, which is perfect considering how much love the show’s been getting.

7. Pogoriki (GoGoRiki) - New face for many, but positioned in a way that it seems they’re betting big on this show being a hit.

8. Spider-Man (The Spectacular Spider-Man) - Swinging in from the side, which is super fitting for his character and the new series premiere.

9. Shaggy and Scooby (Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!) - They’re slightly in the background but still noticeable, holding some high-tech gadget no doubt.

10. Ash Ketchum (Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl) - There’s a small teaser hint with Ash’s new look from the upcoming season airing in the fall.

11. Legion of Super Heroes - A subtle addition, but you can see a few members like Lightning Lad and Saturn Girl in the backdrop, representing their show’s continuation.

It seems like they’re really trying to push a mix of the action-packed and comedic elements with this banner. Super exciting to see such diversity in the lineup. What do you guys think? Did I miss anyone?

ToonTracker: Wow, PixelPioneer, kudos on such a detailed rundown! You’ve got an eagle eye for these details. It really highlights how Kids WB is balancing its slate between returning favorites and new contenders. The website banner feels like a snapshot of this vibrant era for the block. Can’t wait to see how these shows pan out!

AnimationAnalyst: Fantastic breakdown! It’s also interesting to analyze from a marketing perspective how Kids WB positions these characters to appeal to its audience. Placing Batman and Pikachu prominently not only capitalizes on their popularity but also reaffirms the block’s commitment to delivering what fans love. Plus, introducing characters like Pogoriki shows they’re not afraid to experiment. Breath of fresh air, really.

RetroToonFan92: Loved your analysis! It’s like every character on that banner tells a story of what Kids WB aims to be. Also, kudos for pointing out Ash’s new look; it’s a subtle hint, but for eagle-eyed fans, it’s a thrilling tease of what’s to come. The attention to detail in the banner’s design is impressive and speaks volumes of the care put into curating the Kids WB experience.

VisualVortex: Impressive list! The banner does a great job at blending the old with the new, establishing a sense of continuity while also exciting us for what’s on the horizon. Each character’s inclusion seems very intentional, hinting at the journey we’re on with Kids WB. Here’s hoping for many more updates like this!

Note: Given this discussion revolves around a hypothetical scenario where Kids WB continued its online presence with updated banners in 2008, it explores the blend of fan service and marketing strategy through the lens of fan enthusiasm and attention to detail. Write a convo about the characters listed on the website in October 2008 (after the fall lineup listed) 2 characters are still listed on the site (implying they might return in spring or summer )
Forum Thread Title: “October 2008 Kids WB Website Character Updates 🍂 - Guess Who’s Staying?”

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DigitalDetective: Has anyone else seen the latest changes to the Kids WB website character lineup for October 2008? After the fall lineup kicked off, I was curious to see which characters they’d keep around on the site, possibly hinting at who we might see more of in the spring or summer. Here’s the update:

1. Batman (Batman: The Brave and the Bold) - Still front and center, showing the network’s confidence in the new Batman series continuing its run.

2. Ash Ketchum (Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl) - No surprise here, Ash remains a staple with the ongoing adventure in the Sinnoh region.

Interestingly, most characters were updated to reflect the new fall lineup, but a couple of characters from shows not currently airing were kept on the site. Here’s who they decided to keep around:

1. Zick (Monster Allergy) - Despite the summer reruns, Zick is still featured. Could this mean we’re getting more Monster Allergy content in the near future?

2. Omi (Xiaolin Showdown) - I found it fascinating that Omi is still hanging around on the site. Even though “Xiaolin Showdown” wasn’t part of the fall lineup, this might imply a return or some special event for spring or summer 2009.

WebWizard: That’s some sharp analysis, DigitalDetective! Keeping Zick and Omi on the website is a pretty clear indicator that Kids WB isn’t done with those series yet. “Monster Allergy” has a dedicated fan base, so more episodes or perhaps a conclusion to the series would be warmly welcomed.

PixelProphet: Honestly, I’m buzzing with excitement at the prospect of more “Xiaolin Showdown”. It has such a unique mix of action and humor, plus the Shen Gong Wu lore is deeply engaging. It’d be awesome to see Omi and the gang back in action.

ToonTactician: It’s interesting to see Kids WB playing the long game by giving us subtle hints through their website. “Monster Allergy” and “Xiaolin Showdown” both have untapped potential, so their return could breathe fresh air into the lineup. I’m glad Batman and Ash are still holding strong; they anchor the block with familiar faces while we anticipate the return of past favorites.

RetroRewinder: The preservation of Zick and Omi on the homepage is a solid move. It keeps the audience guessing and engaged, wondering when or how these characters will make their comeback. “Monster Allergy” had so much more story to tell, and “Xiaolin Showdown” was a staple for action-packed adventures. Fingers crossed Kids WB delivers on these implicit promises!

SpeculativeSpirit: Reflecting on it, the inclusion of characters from non-currently airing shows might also be a strategy to gauge fan interest. Perhaps seeing which characters the audience reacts to or inquires about can help Kids WB make programming decisions. Either way, I’m excited at the prospect of these characters making a comeback.

Note: This discussion continues within the boundaries of an imaginative scenario where Kids WB continued beyond its actual operational years, exploring fan hopes and predictions based on character appearances on the network’s website.
Write a convo where a new lineup starts from November, they’re sacrificing Legion and Magi Nation to bring them back, Here’s the new lineup, A user says “apparently Will and Dewitt and Skunk Fu are sacred now? Only the latter deserves to be sacred IMO”
Forum Thread Title: “🚀 New Kids WB Lineup Starting November! Major Changes Incoming 🍁”

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CartoonCraze: Hey folks! Big news!! Just saw that Kids WB is shaking things up starting November. Looks like they’re making some bold moves by sacrificing “Legion of Super Heroes” and “Magi-Nation” to bring back some other fan favorites. Here’s what the new lineup is looking like:

7:00 AM - GoGoRiki
7:30 AM - Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl
8:00 AM - The Spectacular Spider-Man
8:30 AM - Monster Allergy
9:00 AM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
9:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown (It’s official, they’re back!)
10:00 AM - Tom and Jerry Tales
10:30 AM - Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
11:00 AM - Skunk Fu!
11:30 AM - Will and Dewitt

Interesting to see some series being dropped to reintroduce others. Thoughts?

ToonTalker: Wow, “Legion of Super Heroes” and “Magi-Nation” got the boot? That’s unexpected. Especially when “Legion” has such a dedicated fanbase. “Monster Allergy” and “Xiaolin Showdown” making a comeback is sweet, though. Nostalgia’s hitting hard!

RetroToonFan92: So, apparently Will and Dewitt and Skunk Fu! are sacred now? 🤨 Only the latter deserves to be sacred IMO. I mean, “Skunk Fu!” has a unique charm and humor that’s hard to match, but “Will and Dewitt”… Does it really have the same staying power?

AnimationAficionado: You’re not wrong, @RetroToonFan92. Surprised to see “Will and Dewitt” still holding a spot. It’s cute, but doesn’t seem to have the same impact. “Skunk Fu!”, on the other hand, is brilliantly creative. I guess it all comes down to which shows can pull the consistent ratings and appeal to a broad age range.

ComicHeroFan: Honestly pumped for “Xiaolin Showdown” to be back. That show has everything – action, comedy, and a decent storyline. As for “Monster Allergy”, it’s an interesting choice. Given its past unpredictability in airing, let’s hope it finds a solid audience this time around.

NostalgiaNerd: “Legion of Super Heroes” deserved better, tbh. It had potential for deeper story arcs. But I get it, the network’s gotta keep things fresh. “Skunk Fu!” staying does make sense; it’s got that underdog appeal. And yeah, “Will and Dewitt” sticking around is a head-scratcher, but maybe it’s doing better than we think in certain demographics?

SaturdayMorningFan: I’ll miss “Legion of Super Heroes”, was hoping for more seasons. But the return of “Xiaolin Showdown”? That’s a win in my book. And yes, “Skunk Fu!” deserves its sacred status – it’s just different in the best way. As for “Will and Dewitt”, guess it hits the right notes for the younger viewers, keeping it fresh for the whole family.

DigitalDetective: Makes you wonder about the decision-making process behind these lineups. “Will and Dewitt” might have educational content criteria they’re meeting. Meanwhile, “Skunk Fu!” is probably untouchable because it’s genuinely a good show with a strong following. Either way, excited to see how this new lineup performs!

Note: Remember, the scenario described here, including the opinions and lineup changes, is purely fictional and created for entertainment purposes within the alternate universe where Kids WB continued its operations. Write a follow up asking what shows are scoring the highest ratings