Title: TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures

Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Slice of Life

Summary:
Set in a quirky TV world inside an old broadcasting station, TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures follows the playful blue CRT television, TVyan, with his bright yellow screen face, and his loyal, energetic green-and-yellow dog friend, Telepochi. Together, they explore different TV channels like magical realms, each filled with unique characters and wild stories.

From hilarious game shows to mysterious dramas, their friendship and adventurous spirits help bring fun and laughter not only to their world but also inspire the viewers in the real world watching Yomiuri TV. The show is a joyful mix of slapstick comedy, lighthearted fantasy, and occasional heartfelt moments, perfect for kids and nostalgic adults alike.

Characters:
TVyan
A bright blue CRT TV with a cheerful yellow screen displaying a cartoony expressive face. Playful, curious, and sometimes a little mischievous, TVyan loves discovering new channels, meeting new characters, and spreading smiles. He can channel-shift—with a magical click—opening doors to different genres of TV worlds.
Telepochi
A lively green and yellow dog with floppy ears and big, expressive eyes. Telepochi is TVyan’s best friend and sidekick, always ready to join him on any adventure. Brave and optimistic, he uses his super sniffing abilities to sniff out clues in tricky channel worlds and protect their friendship no matter the challenge.
Episode Ideas:
Pilot – "Welcome to Channel Land!"
TVyan accidentally opens a new channel and meets Telepochi for the first time. Together, they explore the “Channel Land” — where all TV shows live in harmony — and discover each other’s special abilities.
"Game Show Gone Wild!"
They enter a game show channel filled with zany challenges. TVyan’s quick thinking and Telepochi’s tail-wagging enthusiasm help them win while making new channel friends.
"Mystery of the Lost Signal"
When part of Channel Land goes dark, the duo must find the missing broadcast signal, uncovering a sneaky glitch causing static problems.
"Cooking Channel Chaos"
The pair get trapped inside a cooking show. They must collaborate with quirky chefs and use teamwork to escape before dinner is served!
"Telepochi’s Big Bark"
Telepochi feels overshadowed by TVyan’s screen and considers quitting channel hopping, but TVyan helps him realize how important he really is.
Themes:
Friendship
Curiosity and exploration
Teamwork and problem-solving
The magic and joy of television and storytelling
Visual Style:
The show blends nostalgic CRT TV aesthetics with colorful, cartoony animation. TVyan’s screen can change expressions dynamically, flashing static or screen glitches for comedic effect. Telepochi’s movements are bouncy and expressive, emphasizing his playful personality.

Transitions between channels are smooth and magical — the screen clicking noise morphs into a portal effect — blending the real-world broadcast vibe with fantasy adventure.

Would you like me to write a sample episode script or develop character bios as well?

Write a press release March 2013 for Kids WB's Fall 2013, incoming is that aforementioned show, then Ninjago and Teen Titans Go, Continuing are Gumball, Adventure Time, Ben 10 Omniverse, The Looney Tunes Show and Regular Show

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 15, 2013

Kids’ WB! Unveils Exciting Fall 2013 Lineup Featuring Brand-New Adventures and Fan-Favorite Hits
Burbank, CA – Kids’ WB! is thrilled to announce its dynamic Fall 2013 programming lineup, packed with action, comedy, and unforgettable characters that will keep viewers entertained every weekday afternoon. This season, the block introduces three highly anticipated new series, including the whimsical TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures, alongside returning hits that have become staples for kids nationwide.

New to Kids’ WB! Fall 2013:
TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures
Bringing a fresh and playful spirit, TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures features TVyan, a lively blue CRT television with a bright yellow cartoony face, and his trusty sidekick Telepochi, a spirited green-and-yellow dog. Together, they dive into magical TV worlds full of laughter, challenges, and friendship. Originally beloved mascots from Yomiuri TV (2000-2007), TVyan and Telepochi now make their English-language debut, inviting viewers to explore the fun and fantasy behind the screen.

NINJAGO: Masters of Spinjitzu
Back by popular demand, Ninjago returns this fall with new ninja heroes, epic battles, and mysterious quests. Action-packed storytelling brings LEGO’s beloved characters to life as they protect their world from formidable foes.

Teen Titans Go!
The Teen Titans are back in a brand-new comedic take filled with outrageous adventures and hilarious hijinks. The dynamic superhero team uses their powers and wits to tackle supervillains — and everyday teenage life.

Continuing Favorites:
The Amazing World of Gumball
Adventure Time
Ben 10: Omniverse
The Looney Tunes Show
Regular Show
Kids’ WB! remains committed to delivering high-quality, family-friendly programming that sparks imagination and laughter. With thrilling new content and beloved characters, this fall lineup offers something for every young viewer.

About Kids’ WB!
Kids’ WB! is a prime weekday afternoon programming block dedicated to animated and live-action series for children. Known for its mix of action, comedy, and fantasy, Kids’ WB! continues to be a premier destination for kids’ entertainment.

Media Contact:
Jane Mitchell
Public Relations Manager, Kids’ WB!
Phone: (818) 555-1234
Email: jane.mitchell@kidswb.com

Write the 6am to 12pm Saturday schedule starting September 2013

Certainly! Here’s a sample Kids’ WB! Saturday morning schedule from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM, starting September 2013, featuring the mentioned shows and balanced for variety and audience engagement:

Kids’ WB! Saturday Morning Schedule
Effective September 2013
6:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Time Program
6:00 AM The Looney Tunes Show
6:30 AM The Looney Tunes Show (Episode 2)
7:00 AM TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures
7:30 AM TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures (Episode 2)
8:00 AM Teen Titans Go!
8:30 AM Teen Titans Go! (Episode 2)
9:00 AM Adventure Time
9:30 AM Adventure Time (Episode 2)
10:00 AM The Amazing World of Gumball
10:30 AM The Amazing World of Gumball (Episode 2)
11:00 AM Ben 10: Omniverse
11:30 AM Ben 10: Omniverse (Episode 2)
This schedule offers a fun mix of classic cartoon comedy with Looney Tunes, brand new adventures with TVyan & Telepochi, action-packed superhero fun with Teen Titans Go! and Ben 10: Omniverse, plus creative storytelling in Adventure Time and Gumball — perfect for Saturday morning viewers.

Would you like me to draft the Sunday schedule or add any special weekend programming blocks?

Write the early October scheudle, some of the rerun slots are replaced with Regular Show and Ninjago

Certainly! Here’s the updated Kids’ WB! Saturday morning schedule for early October 2013 (6:00 AM – 12:00 PM) with some rerun slots replaced by Regular Show and Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu:

Kids’ WB! Saturday Morning Schedule
Early October 2013
6:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Time Program
6:00 AM The Looney Tunes Show
6:30 AM Krypto the Superdog
7:00 AM TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures
7:30 AM TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures (Episode 2)
8:00 AM Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
8:30 AM Teen Titans Go!
9:00 AM Adventure Time
9:30 AM Beware the Batman
10:00 AM The Amazing World of Gumball
10:30 AM Regular Show
11:00 AM Ben 10: Omniverse
11:30 AM Johnny Test
Notes:
Regular Show fills two new slots replacing one rerun of Looney Tunes and one rerun of Gumball.
Ninjago takes over the early morning 8:00 AM hour, replacing one Teen Titans Go! rerun from September.
TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures retains its original time for brand-new viewers to enjoy.
Would you like me to provide a weekday lineup reflecting similar changes or special Halloween-themed programming around this time?

Write a forum conversation January 2014 asking how the shows are doing ratings wise

Forum Thread: Kids’ WB! Fall 2013 Shows — How Are They Doing Ratings-wise?
Posted January 15, 2014 by ToonFan33

ToonFan33:
Hey everyone! I’ve been loving the new Kids’ WB! lineup since fall 2013 — especially TVyan & Telepochi’s Channel Adventures, Ninjago, and Teen Titans Go!. Just wondering if anyone’s seen any info on how these shows are doing ratings-wise? I know Gumball, Adventure Time, and Ben 10 have loyal fans, but I’m curious if the new stuff is hitting it big or not.

Does anyone follow or have access to ratings reports or any inside info? Would love to hear your thoughts on which shows are performing the best and how TVyan & Telepochi is being received in the US!

CartoonBuff777:
Great question! From what I’ve seen, Ninjago and Teen Titans Go! are definitely drawing strong numbers. The action-packed and comedy formats seem to resonate well with the 6-12 demo. I don’t have exact Nielsen ratings, but from social media buzz and Kids WB! press releases, those two are considered hits this season.

TVyan & Telepochi is interesting because it’s a bit niche — more whimsical and kind of retro-style CRT TV vibes. I think it’s gaining a dedicated audience but probably slower to show in mainstream ratings. It’s more of a sleeper hit, especially popular with nostalgic parents as well as kids who enjoy the slice-of-life and fantasy mix.

ToonMom1985:
I’ve got two kids who watch Kids WB! almost every Saturday. They really like TVyan & Telepochi. My youngest especially loves Telepochi — I think the dog character appeals a lot to kids. It’s nice to have a show that’s funny but also teaches teamwork and friendship without the loud action.

Ratings aside, I hope the network keeps it going because it’s a nice change of pace from the usual superhero stuff. Feels fresh!

AnimationGeek:
I follow The Amazing World of Gumball and Adventure Time closely since they’re kinda mainstays nowadays. Their ratings hold really steady, probably the top two in the continuing shows. As for TVyan & Telepochi, I heard Kids WB! planned to do some cross-promos with Teen Titans Go! which might help boost awareness.

Hope that helps! I’ll try to keep an eye out for any Nielsen numbers that leak.

KidsWB Insider:
Hi all, I can’t share detailed ratings data but can confirm from internal chatter that TVyan & Telepochi has exceeded some expectations, especially streaming views on the Kids WB! website/mobile app. The demographic demo skews a bit younger, which is good long-term for the block.

Ninjago and Teen Titans Go! continue to perform solidly, and established classics like Gumball and Adventure Time keep delivering strong ratings and merchandise sales.

The network’s happy with the overall Fall 2013 lineup performance so far!

ToonFan33:
Thanks a lot for the replies! Sounds like a good mix of hits and sleepers. I’m really rooting for TVyan & Telepochi to stay around and get more exposure — feels refreshing. Will definitely keep watching and tell my friends about it.

AnimationHistorian:
Just adding—TVyan & Telepochi’s origins as Yomiuri TV mascots (2000-2007) might be why it feels a little niche outside Japan but it’s great to see the characters revamped and embraced by US audiences. Ratings can be everything, but cult followings have kept some shows alive long-term!

Thread Summary:

Ninjago and Teen Titans Go! are strong ratings performers.
TVyan & Telepochi has growing fan support and solid streaming numbers.
Continuing shows like Gumball and Adventure Time remain very popular.
Overall feedback indicates optimism for Kids WB!’s Fall 2013 lineup.
Would you like me to find or draft some mock Nielsen ratings reports or social media buzz snapshots for these shows?

Write a follow up asking if Johnny Test has taken a ratings drop this season

Forum Thread: Follow-Up — Has Johnny Test Taken a Ratings Drop This Season?
Posted January 20, 2014 by ToonFan33

Hey again, folks!

Quick follow-up question — I’ve noticed Johnny Test got some new slots in the Kids’ WB! lineup this season, but I haven’t heard much buzz about it lately. Has anyone seen if Johnny Test has taken a ratings drop compared to previous seasons?

It used to be a pretty steady show in the past, but with all the new hits like Ninjago and Teen Titans Go! popping up, I wonder if it’s losing viewers or getting overshadowed. Any info or thoughts on how it’s holding up would be appreciated!

Thanks! Write a tweet with the answer

Johnny Test’s ratings have dipped this season as Ninjago and Teen Titans Go! take the spotlight on Kids’ WB! Still holding some loyal fans but facing tough competition. #KidsWB #JohnnyTest #Ninjago #RatingsUpdate

Kids' WB AU 2

Eras
Backlot (1997-2005)
Features a anthropomorphic, rubbery version of the Kids WB logo, which plays around with Kids WB characters at the Warner Bros studio, and even plays with the Kids WB Water Tower

Bumpers: FAR TOO MANY TO COUNT

Alter Egos (September 17, 2005-September 11, 2010)
Starting with this season, the bumpers are done in 2D animation combined with a CGI-animated water tower robot, and footage of live action kids.

Promo endcard style: Charcters from shows zooming through a abstract, stylized version of the backlot very fast, This is also used for now/next/later bumpers

Bumpers:
The bumpers have the logo appearing and then transforming into any one of the creatures below
Ninja
Monster
Balloon Creature
Octopus
Alien
Fire Monster
Bat
Pink/girly creature

Slot machine: A slot machine spins between the creatures, the water tower and a real kid before settling on the logo

Bouncing: Kids and the creatures bounce

Dance: The robot water tower dances, The logo pops up next to it

Bowling Ball: The water tower robot rolls a bowling ball, which knocks over pins, The girl creature appears

Cartoon Craze (September 18, 2010 - August 18, 2012)

Overview:
The Cartoon Craze era introduced a vibrant and energetic style that combined various animation techniques with cultural references to appeal to both kids and nostalgic adults. This period saw the Kids WB branding evolve with an emphasis on high-energy visuals, dynamic character interactions, and an increase in interactivity through online platforms.

Logo Concept:
The Kids WB logo transformed into a colorful animation that captures the spirit of the shows and characters while introducing a quirky cast of new avatars, each representing unique themes relevant to current pop culture. The logos would often change its color palette, reflecting the theme of the day or the featured show.

Bumpers:
The bumpers were fun and engaging, featuring a mix of traditional 2D animation and lively 3D elements, including:

Character Mash-Ups: Iconic characters from various shows interact in comedic ways, often leading into mini skits that humorously showcase their personalities.
Interactive Screens: Kids' input through online voting would determine segments, such as "Choose the Adventure," where viewers selected storylines for the characters based on individual votes.
Dynamic Dance Moves: Characters showcasing their signature moves in a catchy dance-off scenario, with catchy tunes promoting the best moments of the week.
Superhero Transformations: Featuring a quick transformation of characters into exaggerated superhero versions of themselves, showcasing special powers that tease plotlines of upcoming episodes.
Bouncing Elements: Characters bouncing off walls into dynamic group scenes, concluding with a playful theme each week.
Promo Endcard Style:
The promos featured fast-paced montages where characters zipped through colourful and exaggerated landscapes, often breaking the fourth wall by addressing the audience directly. This included references to internet memes and viral trends to connect with the younger viewers.

Crossover Moments:
Special event segments promoted collaborations between different shows, allowing characters to exchange roles or plot lines for a brief time, which became a hit with viewers.

Conclusion:
The Cartoon Craze era marked a significant shift in Kids WB's branding, focusing on interactive fun, character-driven content, and cultural relevance to connect deeply with its audience. This period laid the groundwork for innovative children's programming, setting the tone for future developments in children’s entertainment.

Backlot 2.0 (August 25 2012-September 27 2014)

Pretty similar to Backlot 1.0, but modernized.

Promo Endcard Style:
Flying between different corners of the backlot

Water Tower Adventure: The anthropomorphic water tower character embarks on a whimsical journey through the studio backlot, interacting with classic Kids WB characters. Each scene showcases a different area—like a soundstage or the prop room—culminating in a playful reveal of the logo with confetti and sparkles.
Character Parade: A vibrant parade featuring beloved Kids WB characters marching together through the backlot. The characters attempt to balance oversized props and costumes while introducing their shows in fun, comedic segments that involve humorous mishaps, ending with the logo prominently displayed.
Backlot Tag Team: Two characters from different shows team up to tackle a creative challenge, such as building a set or creating a new character design. Their interactions are filled with playful banter and unexpected twists that lead to a reveal of the logo as they triumphantly complete their task.
Animated Sketchbook: The camera zooms into an artist's sketchbook where characters doodle themselves into an adventure. The sketches come to life as they jump off the pages, leading into a playful chase across the backlot. The scene culminates with the characters posing next to the Kids WB logo, which has been drawn into the sketchbook.
Bouncing Creatures: A fun and dynamic sequence where various characters bounce around the backlot, interacting with each other while trying to catch animated elements like stars or balloons. Each bounce creates a ripple effect that leads to the logo appearing through the bouncy action.
Dance-Off Competition: The water tower character hosts a dance-off between different Kids WB characters, showcasing their unique dance styles. The scene is filled with vibrant colors and catchy music as characters join in, and it ends with an energetic pose next to the logo, which spins in rhythm.
Action Movie Trailer: A parody of a classic action movie trailer, where a combination of characters embark on an epic quest to find the “lost” Kids WB logo. Rapid cuts and dramatic music build excitement as they dodge obstacles and battle humorous villains, culminating in a heroic moment where they find the logo shining brightly.
Time-Lapse Backlot: A time-lapse video showcasing the Kids WB backlot through different times of the day, with characters interacting with various props and setups. Each frame includes a humorous moment, and as the sun sets, the logo lights up like a neon sign, marking the end of a fun-filled day.

Arrows (October 3 2014-)

Next/Later/Then bumper style: Red arrows fly out of the backlot

Promo endcard style: A arrow (usually either red, blue or green) flies onto the screen, overlaid over the clip, The name of the show falls onto it, then a white tag with text with the show's time appears then changes to a black one with the KidsWB.com web adress, The text turns red and purple and loses it's shape as the arrow goes bigger, The now blobby text morphs into the logo.

Now bumper style: A normally red arrow flies onto a enviroment with the "Now" text appearing, (The enviroments are blue gears, pink flowers (Arrow is blue here), green jungle, blue carnival and yellow beach)

Bumpers:
Jack in the Box: 2 funny creatures pop out of a jack in the box, they get tangled and the boxes fall over, forming the logo
Bunnies: 2 purple bunnies bash themselves with a mallet in a squash and stretch manner (squishing then reverting to normal instantly), This gets faster untill they turn into the logo, (with the iconic dizzy/birds flying over head gag thrown in for good measure)
Parachute: 2 skydiving daredevil’s parachute forms the logo (one of the daredevils fall to the ground, the other lands perfectly)
Transformers: 2 fighting mech robots turn into the logo
Moon: A man on the moon plants seeds, hoping for trees, but gets the logo instead
Cliff: 2 flying jets fly past a cliff with the logo carved into it
Balloons: 2 monkeys bounce on a inflater, behind then a baloon with the logo inflates and bursts, leaving them humiliated
Diving: A man dives, while juggling and having a cup of tea, Judges give him a score with the logo
Magic: A magician peforms the famous cutting trick, the boxes are the logo
Dynamite: A purple creature proposes to another, accidentally holding TNT instead of flowers, It explodes, forming the logo
Fly squatter: A fly tries to suck juice., but gets whacked with a fly swatter, the swatter forms the B, fly forms the W and "Kids" part
High Noon: 2 cowboys prepare to fight, but their guns shoot out the logo instead,
Frankenstein: Frankenstein but with the logo instead.

Write a forum conversation saying new in Fall is Pokemon XY, The Tom and Jerry Show and Looney Tunes Cartoons, 6am is now a full hour of Krypto and here is the new 6am-12pm scheudle from Oct 3 2014