Note: This is a fictional universe. My Kids WB AU

June 18/25, 2005
07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers
07:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:30AM Justice League Unlimited
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Static Shock
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior

July 2, 2005
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
07:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Static Shock
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior

July 9/16/23/30/August 6, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
07:30AM Jackie Chan Adventures
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

August 13, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
08:00AM The Batman
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

August 20, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
08:00AM The Batman
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Pokémon
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

August 27/September 3/10, 2005
06:00AM Static Shock
06:30AM Teen Titans
07:00AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
08:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:30AM The Batman
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Static Shock
10:00AM Pokémon
10:30AM Pokémon
11:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
11:30AM MegaMan: NT Warrior
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Teen Titans

Kids WB schedules 2005-2006

They were transformed into babies, now they are futuristic heroes as Kids' WB! leads off its upcoming season with LOONATICS, featuring descendants of legendary Looney Tunes characters upholding justice and hopefully the networks high ratings. The new fall schedule for the 2005-2006 television season featuring three new series and four returning hits, striving to broaden audience appeal with dual-gender programs was announced today (Feb. 16, 2005) by David Janollari, president, entertainment, The WB and Kids WB!, and Betsy McGowen, svp/gm, Kids' WB!, speaking to advertisers and media during the Kids WB! upfront sales presentation in New York City.

Warner Bros. Animation has reimagined descendants of some of the most beloved animated characters in history Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, the Road Runner, Lola Bunny, Tasmanian Devil and Wile E. Coyote as superheroes several hundred years in the future endowed with individual powers and unique abilities. These new Looney characters band together to create a formidable team and face-off against the evils of Acmetropolis.

LOONATICS (working title) along with two new series, JOHNNY TEST and COCONUT FRED'S FRUIT SALAD ISLAND, join returning powerhouse hits YU-GI-OH! with season five and all-new dueling adventures; the next evolution of the top-rated Pokémon franchise with season eight and 52 original episodes; the Emmy-nominated XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN has 13 action-packed episodes of the third season; and the Caped Crusader uncovers new villains and unmasks a new partner-in-crime Batgirl as Kids WB! brings on THE BATMAN.

COCONUT FRED'S FRUIT SALAD ISLAND features a tiny tropical haven for living, breathing bananas, melons, mangos, lemons and other fruit who have made it their home with a wacky, weird and wild coconut named Fred. A ball of endless energy, filled with a big heart and sweet, sloshy milk, Fred is an eternal optimist who pursues his dreams. As Fred contemplates his next big idea, whatever he thinks about actually happens with a little help from the creative show team at WBA.

JOHNNY TEST chronicles the adventures of a fearless 11-year-old boy, his genetically engineered super dog, Dukey and his 13-year-old super genius scientist twin sisters, Susan and Mary, who use Johnny as their guinea pig for their out-of-this-world scientific experiments. Johnny and his souped-up super mutt are obsessed with pushing the limits speed limits, time limits, physical limits, you name it.

COSMIC WANDERERS follows galactic explorer Ellie, her scientist friend Dr. Wyatt, a blue slime rabbit Fluff and his sister Flo (who is pink), and the ridiculed King Celestial as they explore the galaxy, finding new planets and other stuff

VIEWTIFUL JOE follows Joe, an average guy, who is given superpowers to battle enemies in Movie Land and rescue his girlfriend Silvia.

LAZYTOWN follows Stephanie, our main character, is a new arrival in LazyTown. She quickly befriends the other kids (all puppets), but learns that nobody in LazyTown plays outside or does sports. This is just fine for Robbie Rotten, the town's resident Harmless Villain, who likes nothing more than to spend every day in his lair under LazyTown eating cake, sleeping and generally doing nothing at all.

Enter Sportacus, an incredibly athletic superhero, who encourages all the kids to eat healthily and play outside, disturbing poor Robbie's sleep. So Once an Episode, Robbie comes up with a scheme to make LazyTown lazy again, usually by getting rid of Sportacus or somehow tricking the kids (or sometimes just kidnapping them), which he often does by dressing up in ridiculous outfits. Then Sportacus does a billion backflips and saves them all!

DA BOOM CREW: Four foster kids (Justin, Nate, Jubei and Ricki) create a video game about heroes going up against space alien terrorists. Then a portal appears and pulls them into a dimension which is just like the world in their game. They embark on a quest to find their missing video game cartridges and stop the sadistic extraterrestrial emperor Zorch from taking control of this intergalactic dimension

JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED: A continuation of the Justice League animated series finds the original members of the team joined in their battle against crime and evil by dozens of other heroes from the DC comics universe.

In a very short time, Kids WB! has become the most dominant broadcaster in the kids landscape, not just in Saturday morning primetime, but also as the only dedicated broadcaster Mondays through Fridays, said Janollari. Creating a unique destination powered by a distinct, branded environment that kids embrace in a huge way, our goal is to make the Kids WB! viewers of today our primetime program viewers of tomorrow.

Since fall 2000, Kids' WB! has upheld its dominant post as the #1 broadcast network for kids in all key demographics and is in the midst of capturing its 14th consecutive sweep win this month as the #1 Saturday morning broadcast network. Season-to-date for the 2004-2005 season, Kids' WB! continues to be the broadcast leader in each of the eight half-hours the network programs on Saturday mornings and in all the key demographics of kids 2-11, kids 6-11, boys 2-11, boys 6-11 and tweens 9-14.

September 17/24/October 1/8/15/22/29, 2005
06:00AM Pokemon
06:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:00AM LazyTown
07:30AM The Batman
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM Static Shock
09:00AM Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Da Boom Crew
10:30AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
11:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Justice League Unlimited

November 5/12/19/26/December 3/10/17/24/31, 2005/January/Febuary/March/April 1/8, 2006
06:00AM Pokemon
06:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:00AM LazyTown
07:30AM The Batman
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM Static Shock
09:00AM Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Viewtiful Joe
10:30AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
11:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Justice League Unlimited

April 1/8/15/22/May/June/July 1, 2006
06:00AM Pokemon
06:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:00AM LazyTown
07:30AM The Batman
08:00AM Teen Titans
08:30AM Spider Riders
09:00AM Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Viewtiful Joe
10:30AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
11:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
12:00PM Pokemon
12:30PM Justice League Unlimited

July 8/15/22/29/August 5/12/19/26, 2006
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:00AM Johnny Test
08:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Loonatics Unleashed
10:00AM Pokemon
10:30AM Spider Riders
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Viewtiful Joe
12:30PM Cosmic Wanderers

September 2, 2006
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
07:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh!
08:00AM Johnny Test
08:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:30AM Loonatics Unleashed
10:00AM Spider Riders
10:30AM Spider Riders
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Viewtiful Joe
12:30PM Cosmic Wanderers

September 9/16, 2006

06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Ozzy and Drix
07:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
08:00AM The Batman
08:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
09:00AM Johnny Test
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Viewtiful Joe
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM Spider Riders
12:00PM Viewtiful Joe
12:30PM Viewtiful Joe

Kids WB schedules 2006-2007

The Kids WB! 2006-2007 programming slate kicks off on Sept. 23, 2006, on The CW Network, the new broadcast network launching this month. It features four new, original shows and the return of four established hit series on the Saturday morning schedule.

The block of programming, targeted at kids 6-11, will introduce a new generation of young viewers to some of the most iconic characters in animation history, via three new series from Warner Bros. Animation: LEGION OF SUPER HEROES, based on the DC Comics characters, featuring Superman in an all-new adventure; SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! and TOM AND JERRY TALES, according to Betsy McGowen, svp/gm, Kids WB!

Kids WB! also presents the U.S. television premiere of MONSTER ALLERGY, a new half-hour show based upon the international bestselling comicbook series of the same name, produced for by Rainbow S.p.A. in Italy.

Kids WB! series returning to the fall schedule include THE BATMAN with Robin the Boy Wonder joining the Caped Crusader in his crimefighting exploits; LOONATICS UNLEASHED and XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN, all produced by WBA, as well as JOHNNY TEST, produced by Cookie Jar Ent.

KRYPTO THE SUPERDOG chronicles the comedic canine adventures of a Metropolis day-saving super dog from the planet Krypton. Krypto jettisons to Earth after orbiting countless years in space as a test-pilot puppy aboard a malfunctioning rocket ship built by Superman's father. The fully-grown Krypto swiftly seeks out companionship on Earth and finds it with Kevin Whitney, a young boy who also longs for friendship. Endowed with an amazing array of superhero powers, ranging from heat vision to super strength to flying, Krypto partners with Kevin to fight threats to the safety and well being of the people and animals of Metropolis. The series is exec produced by Sander Schwartz and produced by Linda Steiner and Paul Dini.

MONSTER ALLERGY features 12-year-old Zick, who, due to his allergies, discovers he has the exceptional ability to see what no other kids his age can: the invisible supernatural monsters that live among us. Teamed up with his next-door neighbor, Elena, and mentored by his talking cat, Timothy, Zick learns to harness his powers to follow in his father's footsteps to become a Monster Tamer. MONSTER ALLERGY is exec produced by Iginio Straffi for Rainbow S.p.A.

The iconic superstars Tom and Jerry star in their first new U.S. television series in more than 13 years, TOM AND JERRY TALES. In this half-hour program from WBA and exec producers Schwartz and toon pioneer Joseph Barbera, Tom and Jerry return to basics, chasing each other in all-new series of hilarious cartoon shorts. With endless rivalry and slapstick gags, this cat-and-mouse comedy team scrambles, slides and creates over-the-top mayhem. Frank Molieri and Tom Minton serve as producers.

Quivering sleuths Shaggy and his lovable Great Dane, Scooby-Doo, are back in a new adventure, SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! Shaggy inherits a fortune from his Uncle Albert (the brilliant Dr. Albert Shaggleford), moves with Scooby into his newly bequeathed mansion and uncovers the evil Dr. Phineus Phibes plot to steal his uncles invention. Cleverly hidden in the form of Scooby Snacks, the invention in these snacks give Scooby amazing powers that they may use to defeat the devious Dr. Phibes. SHAGGY & SCOOBY-DOO GET A CLUE! is exec produced by Schwartz and Barbera, co-founder of Hanna-Barbera, and produced by Radomski.

JOHNNY TEST is action/comedy chronicles series the adventures of the fearless 11-year-old boy, Johnny, his genetically engineered super dog, Dukey, and his 13-year-old super-genius scientist twin sisters, Susan and Mary, who try to solve the trials and tribulations of adolescent angst with out-of-this-world scientific experiments, using Johnny as their willing guinea pig. In season two, Johnny and Dukey will create their own TV network, make their own extreme ice cream, travel back in time and even build a brand-new dad. JOHNNY TEST is exec produced by Toper Taylor for Cookie Jar Ent.

Kids WB! is proud to present a new series, LEGION OF SUPER HEROES, inspired by the DC Comics legend and developed especially as the anchor series for its programming block by WBA. One thousand years from now, Superman, the legendary Man of Steel, will inspire a group of emerging super heroes from the 31st century to band together to defend the rights of all free worlds and uphold the laws of the newly formed United Planets. LEGION OF SUPER HEROES combines humor with high-stakes, grand-scale super heroics to create the ultimate sci-fi, superhero fantasy for kids of all ages. Each episode of this fast-paced, character-driven action/comedy pits Superman and the Legion against otherworldly threats and adversaries who challenge the team on both super heroic and emotional levels. The series is exec produced by Schwartz, and produced by Linda Steiner and James Tucker for WBA.

THE BATMAN features one of the most complex and intriguing character in comicbook history in action-packed super heroic adventures, melding the renowned character's extraordinary physical prowess and super-sleuthing skills with a new range of experimental Bat-gadgets and an amped-up Batmobile. The series, which premiered in fall 2004, picks up Batman's story in his mid-20s, when he's just finding his way as a protector, defender and Caped Crusader, while balancing his public persona as billionaire bachelor Bruce Wayne.

In the third season, the Dark Knight continues his relentless quest to rid Gotham City of its supervillains, but he's not alone. Robin joins the team, and the fabled dynamic duo is also occasionally joined by Batgirl. Harley Quinn, Black Mask, Killer Moth, the Everywhere Man and a brand-new Clayface join the rogues' gallery of villains, led by the Joker, Penguin and Riddler, who ceaselessly torment Batman and Gotham City. THE BATMAN is based upon the DC Comics characters and is exec produced by Schwartz and Alan Burnett for WBA. Duane Capizzi and Mike Goguen serve as supervising producers, while Steiner and Jeff Matsuda are producers.

In XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN, Omi, a young, gifted monk-in-training from the Xiaolin Temple, must lead his three fellow trainees, hipster Kimiko, flashy, street-smart Brazilian Raimundo and Texas Kung Fu cowboy Clay, around the world to find and protect sacred artifacts that hold the keys to martial arts super powers. XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN is exec produced by Schwartz for WBA with Radomski is supervising producer and Christy Hui is the shows creator/producer.

In LOONATICS UNLEASHED, six descendants of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Wile E. Coyote, the Road Runner, Tasmanian Devil and Lola Bunny each boasting special skills, unique powers and gifted with a firm sense of justice come together 700 years in the future to form a brilliant ensemble of superheroes who protect Acmetropolis from evil villains who have their own uncommon strengths. In the second season, new characters descended from classic Looney Tunes characters like Yosemite Sam, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird and Marvin the Martian make special appearances. LOONATICS UNLEASHED is exec produced by Schwartz and produced by Ron Myrick for WBA.

MP4ORCE: BEYOND REAL tells the story of four teens, Cooder, Kayce, Laylen, and Benny, who transform into video game avatars Thrash, Kickablast, Screemplay, and Reverb to battle Tenebrous, a video game villain from the MP4orce video game that they play in the arcade. Tenebrous has escaped into the real world due to the aid of Damian Darkstone, a player who opposes them as the enemy character Devlan13, and the Game Guardian has recruited them to oppose him.

SPIDER RIDERS: Hunter Steele finds himself transported from the comforts of home and into an epic battle being waged in the Inner World of Arachna.

VIEWTIFUL JOE: Joe, an average guy, is given superpowers to battle enemies in Movie Land and rescue his girlfriend.

September 23/30/October/November 4/11, 2006

06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Ozzy and Drix
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
08:00AM Monster Allergy
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM Spider Riders
12:00PM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
12:30PM Viewtiful Joe

November 18/25/December, 2006/January 6/13, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Monster Allergy
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
12:00PM Xiaolin Showdown
12:30PM Johnny Test

January 20/27, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Krypto the Superdog
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Spider Riders
11:30AM Spider Riders
12:00PM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
12:30PM Spider Riders

February 3/10/17/24/March 3/10/17/24/31, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Baby Looney Tunes
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Krypto the Superdog
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM MP4ORCE: Beyond Real
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy. Write a forum conversation March 15 2007, MP4ORCE is still pretty trash, The first thing I encounter is a techno rap song. A rule of thumb is that any show with a rap song is going to be a corny dated mess by default. Say what you will about Rocket Power and maybe Girlstuff/Boystuff if you saw that review, the intro didn’t resort to using a rap song.

By the way, the intro lasts for a full minute. I don’t single out something like this unless it’s warranted. I would say the song is listenable, but that’s like having a termite dig into your toe while you’re numb, you can’t feel it but you know something is wrong. As for the show: The animation looks fine on a surface level, looking stiff at its worst, but I’m no fan of the overall design. You know of the bean smile style, right? Well how about the borderline anime style? Also Not to mention, the real guy they’re after in this show looks like a borderline knockoff of Kevin from Ben 10, He’s also a dumbass, falling for a cheat code that’s obviously a trap, it being a timed manifestation (or excuse me, download) of the main bad guy.

FYI, this is the first episode I’m going by, they literally think we can fully understand everything right away.

As I continue to follow the main characters, I can’t help but feel that they’ve spent 80% of their lives playing games, why else would one of them make an elevator crack associated with playing video games? So due to them being the best players EVAR, they’re selected to… oh don’t tell me, play within the actual video game world? Never heard that one before. This isn’t anything like Code Lyoko, but this premise had been beaten to death.

At this point, I don’t care about what happens in the rest of the episode. Not even the dialog could save it, it’s so stiff and most of the time they state the blatantly obvious. So yeah, I quit., A user says it's gone from March 31st

Forum Conversation - March 15, 2007

User1:
MP4ORCE is still pretty trash. The first thing I encounter is a techno rap song. A rule of thumb is that any show with a rap song is going to be a corny dated mess by default. Say what you will about Rocket Power and maybe Girlstuff/Boystuff if you saw that review, the intro didn’t resort to using a rap song.

By the way, the intro lasts for a full minute. I don’t single out something like this unless it’s warranted. I would say the song is listenable, but that’s like having a termite dig into your toe while you’re numb — you can’t feel it but you know something is wrong.

As for the show itself: The animation looks fine on a surface level, looking stiff at its worst, but I’m no fan of the overall design. You know of the bean smile style, right? Well, how about the borderline anime style? Also, not to mention, the "real guy" they’re after in this show looks like a borderline knockoff of Kevin from Ben 10. He’s also a dumbass, falling for a cheat code that’s obviously a trap — it being a timed manifestation (or excuse me, download) of the main bad guy.

FYI, this is just the first episode I’m going by, they literally think we can fully understand everything right away.

As I continue to follow the main characters, I can’t help but feel they’ve spent 80% of their lives playing games — why else would one of them make an elevator crack associated with playing video games? So due to them being the best players EVAR, they’re selected to… oh don’t tell me, play within the actual video game world? Never heard that one before.

This isn’t anything like Code Lyoko, but this premise had been beaten to death.

At this point, I don’t care about what happens in the rest of the episode. Not even the dialogue could save it; it’s so stiff and most of the time they state the blatantly obvious. So yeah, I quit.

User2:
Yeah, I noticed that too. The rap intro really threw me off. I endured a couple of episodes hoping it would get better, but the pacing feels off, and the characters don’t have much personality beyond clichés. The animation isn’t as bad as some shows, but it just feels uninspired.

Also, the whole "jump into the game" trope has been done so many times, and every time it just falls flat unless it has a really strong storyline or characters. MP4ORCE doesn’t deliver either.

User3:
Wasn’t MP4ORCE already gone from the schedule by now? I thought the last air date was March 31st or so. If you’re still seeing episodes, that’s surprising. I guess they keep burning off remaining episodes, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the show got quietly canceled.

User1:
Yeah, it’s supposed to be gone after March 31st according to the latest schedule. Honestly, not that surprised. It’s clear Kids WB! didn’t have much faith in it.

User4:
I gave it a chance too, but after the first episode I was done. Between the cheesy intro, awkward voice acting, and overused premise, it just didn’t click for me. I’m sticking with Xiaolin Showdown and Loonatics Unleashed instead.

User2:
Same here. Kids WB! has so many better shows on the lineup. It’s a shame MP4ORCE couldn’t find an audience.

User1:
Agreed. Hoping the new season picks better shows, because MP4ORCE really was a dud.

User3:
Yeah, the network’s probably focusing on stronger properties like Legion of Super Heroes and Loonatics now.

User2:
Fingers crossed. The 2006-2007 season has showed some promise, but MP4ORCE was definitely a low point.

User4:
Well, at least we got some Johnny Test and The Batman to watch while MP4ORCE fades away.

End conversation.

Write a follow up where we know of Fall 2007 ALREADY (and it's months away as well),: Will & Dewitt: A series steeped in self-discovery and personal accomplishment, "Will & Dewitt" proves that sometimes the smallest victories are the greatest. Will is an everyday little kid with an endless thirst for big kid adventure. But he needs direction. Enter Dewitt, his talking frog and personal "life coach." Dewitt's a frog and then some * a green ball of shape-shifting optimism to guide Will toward his destiny of discovering that all things are possible. Where there's Will, Dewitt is the way. "Will & Dewitt" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment.

Magi-Nation : "Magi-Nation" follows the adventures of teenager Tony Jones, whose world is forever changed when he is mystically transported into a beautiful world far beyond imagination that was created a millennium ago by a powerful race known as the Magi. Here Tony meets Edyn and Strag, two young Magi heroes in training, who help him discover his vast new magical environment. However, all is not perfect in Tony's new world as the Moonlands of Magi-Nation are threatened by the evil Shadow Magi. It's up to this young trio and their vast collection of Dream Creatures to thwart the evildoers' plans and protect their world.

A multi-platform entertainment brand, kids enter the fantastic world of "Magi-Nation" via the 2D animated television series. From there, fans can experience the continuing action of the three young Magi heroes via the Internet (www.kidswb.com) as they navigate their way through environmental obstacles and confront the constant challenges and creatures that threaten the vitality of the 12 precious Moonlands of Magi-Nation. "Magi-Nation" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment and Daewon Media (Korea).

Skunk Fu!: Already scoring big in the UK and Australia, "Skunk Fu!" is the hilarious tale of Skunk, a rambunctious martial arts student under the tutelage of wise old Panda. The goal of Skunk's training is to become the hero The Valley ultimately needs to fend off perennial attacks by evil Dragon, and end a centuries-old battle. Skunk and Panda are joined in their comedic adventures by a gallery of entertaining animal pals * from the combat-ready Rabbit and the skillful Fox to the adroit Turtle and cowardly Tiger. Each does his part to guide Skunk along his hero's journey of enlightenment, usually with amusing results. On the antagonist side of The Valley are Dragon's minions * his lead henchman Baboon and an army of Ninja Monkeys. They stand as equal parts menacing villains and comic foils to Skunk's escapades. "Skunk Fu!" is a co-production between Cartoon Saloon, Telegael and Hoek, Line and Thinker. Audiovisual rights for "Skunk Fu!" are being handled worldwide by Cake Distribution.

Eon Kid: "Eon Kid" brings adventure to the life of Marty, an enterprising 11-year-old who unexpectedly becomes the human extension of the Fist of Eon. Seemingly lost for all time, the Fist endows Marty with amazing fighting powers * but puts him at the heart of a centuries-old struggle between good and evil. Pursued by the dark armies of The General, Marty must undertake a hero's journey of action, adventure, comedy and self-discovery into an eye-popping world of battle-bots, bounty hunters, legendary warriors and humanoid bandits. "Eon Kid" is produced in state-of-the-art, computer-generated television animation by Daiwon C&A Holdings Co., Design Storm Co., BRB International and Manga Entertainment, and distributed by Starz Media.

Skatoony: Skatoony is a Hollywood Squares-inspired animated and live-action hybrid show for kids. In every episode, three young contestants compete against animated characters in four rounds of trivia-based games including “Bang on or Bogus,” “Draw What You Hear and Shout Out When You Know What You’ve Drawn” and “DangerBox” Each week Skatoony’s cartoon host Chudd Chudders and his sidekick The Earl attempt to put together another spectacular show, despite all manner of mad happenings and one greedy studio exec Tony EagleEyes who seems to conspire against them. Skatoony is produced by James Fox for Cartoon Network UK, where it is a very successful show.

Blobbit Adventures: At the heart of the series is Blobbit, an amorphous blob of pink slime with the ability to morph into various shapes. Her favorite form? A cute little rabbit! Living in a magical forest and hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures, Blobbit is sure to delight kids and spark their imaginations. The show's premise opens up endless possibilities for creative storytelling, featuring adventures that not only entertain but also encourage friendship and exploration. One of the standout features of Blobbit Adventures is its vibrant animation style. As shared in the forum discussions, viewers are excited about how colorful and dynamic the visuals are. Aesthetic appeal is crucial in kids' programming, and it seems Blobbit delivers on that front, ensuring that children are not only entertained but also visually stimulated.
Moreover, Blobbit’s character design is bound to resonate with young audiences due to her playful nature and relatable adventures. The character's ability to shapeshift reflects the imaginative world of childhood, reminding kids of the magic they can find in their own environments. Blobbit Adventures is produced by ITV Productions Kids

Chop Socky Chooks: Chuckie Chan, KO Joe and Chick P make up Chop Socky Chooks. The three friends are Kung Fu Chickens who live in Wasabi World and fight the monstrous Doctor Wasabi, who plans to take over the world. The trio works undercover using martial arts, spy gadgets and quick wits to protect Wasabi World from Doctor Wasabi, Bonsai Shrink Rays and Karaoke Zombies. Chop Socky Chooks is produced by Aardman Animation and Decode Entertainment

Coming mid-season:

The Spectacular Spider-Man: Riding the crest of Sony’s blockbuster Spider-Man 3, the new animated series — slated to premiere on Kids’ WB! in early 2008 — picks up the world-renowned web-slinger’s mythology at the beginning of his hero’s journey as a not-so-typical 16-year-old with new-found powers engaging the multi-leveled pressures of teenage life while combating bigger, badder super-villains in the real world.

Greg Weisman (“Gargoyles,” “The Batman”) is supervising producer on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” Victor Cook (“Hellboy: Blood and Iron”) is producer/supervising director. The series is produced by Culver Entertainment.

World of Quest: World of Quest follows the adventures of spoiled young Prince Nestor, his pumped-up and reluctant protector, Quest, and a rag-tag team of cohorts as they set out to save Nestor’s parents and their kingdom. In their travels, they come across an array of weird and wonderful characters and creatures including a scam-artist griffin, man-eating grass and Chomps, hungry creatures with big teeth. The show is based on the Komikwerks graphic novel series by Jason Kruse and edited by Emmy Award winner Stephen Sustarsic, whose credits include Scooby-Doo, New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Flintstones Movie. The series is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment. In fact, they're even doing a contest where if you make a good GoAnimate video, you get to see sneak peeks from 3 of the new shows, Contest ends April 7 (the day MP4ORCE is apparently gone)

Forum Conversation Follow-Up – March 16, 2007

User1:
Okay, so while we’re still stuck dealing with the lingering MP4ORCE episodes (thankfully counted down to the bitter end on March 31), I just caught wind of some of the new shows Kids WB! has lined up for Fall 2007… and honestly? It looks like they might actually try to up their game.

User2:
Yeah? I’m all ears. After MP4ORCE, my standards are low, but anything is better than more tech-rap intros and cardboard characters.

User1:
Well, Cookie Jar Entertainment is bringing in some interesting stuff. For starters, there’s Will & Dewitt — it sounds like a sweet, character-driven series about a kid named Will who teams up with an instantly funny and shapeshifting talking frog, Dewitt, his personal “life coach.” It’s all about small victories and learning as you grow. Kind of like a gentle, heartfelt series that’s also hopeful for younger viewers.

User3:
That actually sounds pretty nice. A talking frog as a life coach? Definitely more inspired than another “jump-into-a-video-game” concept.

User1:
Exactly! Then there’s Magi-Nation, which leans into fantasy and magic with a teen named Tony pulled into a faraway world where he joins other Magi heroes to fight evil. It’s also building a cross-media experience with online games tied to the show's storyworld — seems like they’re trying to pull fans deeper into the world. Still Cookie Jar alongside Korean co-pro Daewon, so it might be decent quality.

User4:
Sounds like a good fit for the tween crowd that likes action and fantasy. Plus, having an online component might keep kids engaged beyond just TV episodes.

User2:
Anyone heard about Skunk Fu!? I heard it’s a hit in the UK and Australia already. Martial arts, animals, cheeky comedy — that sounds like a neat mix.

User1:
Yeah, Skunk Fu! is coming over here too, a co-production involving Cartoon Saloon. It’s about a young skunk’s journey learning kung fu and fighting the evil Dragon and his minions. It sounds like it has the right blend of humor and action, plus an ensemble of animal characters. It might fill that niche for younger kids who want some kick-butt fun with a light-hearted tone.

User3:
And isn’t Eon Kid coming back as well? I remember the premise — an 11-year-old Marty with a powerful Fist of Eon fighting a centuries-old war with giant robots and bounty hunters. The CGI aspect definitely makes it stand out.

User1:
Yep, exactly. The mix of sci-fi, action, and some comedy is an interesting combo with a fresh look thanks to CGI animation. It could be like a polished, action-packed offering for older kids.

User4:
There’s also this weird one called Skatoony — trivia games with kids competing against animated characters. Sounds like a clever mix of live-action and animation that could be pretty fun and interactive.

User2:
I gotta say, the best surprise to me is this thing called Blobbit Adventures — a friendly pink slime blob that can shapeshift into a rabbit! It’s all about friendship and exploring a magical forest — the animation is super bright and colorful from what I’ve seen. Seems like a perfect show for the younger side.

User3:
Then there’s Chop Socky Chooks — kung fu chickens fighting a mad evil scientist. I think it’s from the Aardman folks, so it might have some fun craft-style charm mixed with action.

User1:
Now the really cool part: Mid-season in early 2008, Kids WB! is launching The Spectacular Spider-Man — produced by Greg Weisman (the genius behind Gargoyles and The Batman). It’s supposed to be a fresh take on Peter Parker’s early days as a superhero balancing teenage life. If it lives up to Weisman’s pedigree, it’ll probably be a big hit.

User2:
That one I’m really looking forward to. Better than watching MP4ORCE flail around.

User4:
Don’t forget World of Quest — fantasy adventure with a spoiled prince and a reluctant hero. The fact that it’s based on a comic that was edited by Scooby-Doo’s Emmy-winner Stephen Sustarsic is promising for storytelling.

User1:
Oh, and here’s the kicker — Kids WB! (or probably The CW by then) is running a contest for fans to make GoAnimate videos, and winners get sneak peeks from three of these upcoming shows, with a submission deadline of April 7 — just days after the MP4ORCE final episode airs. So if you’re interested, here’s a chance to get an early look at the future of the block.

User3:
Looks like they’re trying to rebuild the hype and bring in fresh and diverse offerings. Lots of different genres and tones here, which is good. The stagnation of shows like MP4ORCE hopefully won’t happen again.

User2:
For once, I’m cautiously optimistic. The new lineup looks like it’s got some genuine potential instead of rehashing tired tropes.

User4:
Same here. Can’t wait to see how these new shows do in the fall. Here’s hoping the network gives them a chance to breathe and build an audience.

Summary of notable upcoming shows for Fall 2007 on Kids WB!:

Will & Dewitt (Cookie Jar) — kid & talking frog life-coach journey
Magi-Nation (Cookie Jar/Daewon) — fantasy magic adventure, cross-platform
Skunk Fu! (Cartoon Saloon) — martial arts animals comedy
Eon Kid — CGI robot action
Skatoony — trivia show with live-action and animation
Blobbit Adventures (ITV) — shapeshifting pink slime, magical forest fun
Chop Socky Chooks (Aardman/Decode) — kung fu chickens vs. evil scientist
Midseason The Spectacular Spider-Man (Greg Weisman) — teenage web-slinger
World of Quest (Cookie Jar) — fantasy adventure series
Anyone else got thoughts on these new shows or planning to enter the GoAnimate contest?

Write a conversation saying a underrated show from 2005-2006 replaces MP4ORCE beginning April 7 (it's ladt airing is the week before)

Forum Conversation – March 30, 2007

User1:
So it looks like MP4ORCE is officially done after this week — last airing scheduled for March 31. I was curious what’s taking its place starting April 7, and I just heard that Viewtiful Joe is sliding into that timeslot. Honestly, I’m pretty happy about that. That show has been seriously underrated since it first aired.

User2:
Viewtiful Joe? Man, I remember that show. It never got the spotlight it deserved. Cool mix of action, comedy, and stylized animation tied to the video game vibe, but way better than MP4ORCE’s cheesy premise and awkward writing.

User3:
I never got why Viewtiful Joe didn’t get pushed harder. It’s got that unique comic book style and lots of character. Plus, Joe’s powers and the villain designs were really creative compared to most shows on Kids WB! back then.

User4:
Yeah, and it had a good balance of humor and action that appealed to a broad age range. Not just kids, but older fans too. I guess it flew under the radar because it wasn’t tied to a huge franchise like Pokémon or Yu-Gi-Oh!, so the marketing was limited.

User1:
Right — it’s also a fact that Viewtiful Joe’s episodes were more consistently entertaining than MP4ORCE. I’m glad Kids WB! decided to give it a better time slot now that MP4ORCE is out. Hopefully it can snag a bigger audience with this chance.

User2:
Let’s be real — the fanbase for Viewtiful Joe has always been small but passionate. I’d love to see more people discover it. It might not blow up overnight, but it’s a quality show worth watching.

User3:
Does anyone know if Viewtiful Joe is going to get multiple episodes every week or just one? Because the way Kids WB! splintered MP4ORCE episodes sometimes made it hard to follow.

User1:
From what I hear, they’re just replacing the MP4ORCE half-hour block directly with Viewtiful Joe at the same time, so it should be one episode per week, at least initially. But I guess if ratings improve, they might bump up the frequency.

User4:
In any case, it’s a nice improvement. Between Viewtiful Joe getting this spotlight and the anticipation for all those new shows coming this fall, looks like Kids WB! is finally turning a corner.

User2:
Agreed. Bye-bye MP4ORCE, and hello to something actually worth watching at that slot.

User3:
I might have to start tuning in again once Viewtiful Joe hits the slot on April 7. Thanks for the heads-up!

User1:
No problem! Here’s hoping it sticks around longer and doesn’t get lost in the shuffle again.

Summary:

MP4ORCE final episode airs on March 31, 2007
Viewtiful Joe replaces it starting April 7, 2007
Fans happy about the swap due to Viewtiful Joe’s quality and unique style
Hope for higher viewership and better treatment of show with new timeslot
Write a follow up saying wait, Joe already airs at 11:30am, so what's really coming back

Forum Conversation Follow-Up – April 2, 2007

User1:
Wait a minute… I just double-checked the schedule, and Viewtiful Joe is already airing at 11:30 AM most Saturdays. So if MP4ORCE is gone and Viewtiful Joe isn’t new to the lineup or time slot, then what’s actually replacing MP4ORCE starting April 7?

User2:
Good catch! Yeah, Viewtiful Joe has been holding down the late-morning spot for a while now. It wouldn’t make sense to just "replace" MP4ORCE with a show already on the block.

User3:
Huh. Maybe it’s something else then? Could Kids WB! be bringing back a rerun-heavy show or one of the underrated ones that’s not getting enough airtime?

User4:
I heard rumors it might actually be Xiaolin Showdown making a bit of a comeback into that timeslot. It’s got a loyal fanbase and fits the action block vibe much better. Plus, some of its episodes have been sparingly aired lately.

User1:
Yeah, that would make more sense — Xiaolin Showdown is solid and can draw viewers. Plus, it has more episodes in the archives to burn through, which helps fill the schedule without launching something untested.

User2:
If that’s true, I’m okay with it. I always liked Xiaolin Showdown more than MP4ORCE anyway. Better fight scenes and interesting characters.

User3:
Does anyone have official confirmation? I haven’t seen a press release or updated schedule from Kids WB! yet. Could be a last-minute switch or just a rerun shuffle.

User4:
No official word that I’ve seen yet, but the TV guides I checked for early April now list Xiaolin Showdown at 9:30 and 11:30 AM around those days, so there’s a chance they’ll be shuffling some episodes to cover MP4ORCE’s vacated slot.

User1:
For now, we’ll have to wait and see when the April 7 schedule drops officially, but unless they surprise us with something new, Xiaolin Showdown feel like the safest bet to replace MP4ORCE in the lineup.

User2:
Agreed. At least it’s something worthwhile. I’m glad MP4ORCE’s done — maybe this shuffle will reinvigorate the morning block a bit.

User3:
Here’s hoping! Time to dust off the Dragon and Xiaolin masters.

Summary:

Viewtiful Joe already airs at 11:30 AM, so it’s not the new MP4ORCE replacement
Rumored replacement might be Xiaolin Showdown returning to an earlier timeslot or expanding presence
Official confirmation pending as schedules update for April 7
Fans optimistic about getting stronger, more consistent programming in place
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy, April 7 schedule, Also the contest is ending, and here are the 3 sneak peeks you could win (plus a tour of the Kids WB offices)

Forum Post – April 3, 2007

User1:
Alright, the official Kids WB! schedule for April 7 just dropped and here’s how the Saturday lineup looks:

06:00 AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30 AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00 AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30 AM Xiaolin Showdown
08:00 AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30 AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00 AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30 AM Johnny Test
10:00 AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30 AM The Batman
11:00 AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:30 AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00 PM Spider Riders
12:30 PM Monster Allergy

So yep, MP4ORCE is officially gone from the schedule (no replacement block), and Viewtiful Joe keeps its 11:30 AM timeslot as expected.

User2:
Thanks for posting this! So it looks like instead of a direct replacement for MP4ORCE, Kids WB! is just reshuffling their existing shows. Kind of makes sense — better to pump up the shows that work instead of forcing something new in a poor slot.

User3:
Also, quick heads-up — the GoAnimate contest ends April 7 as well! For anyone following it, you could win sneak peeks from three of the new fall 2007 shows, plus an exclusive tour of the Kids WB! offices.

User1:
Right! The sneak peek prizes are:

Will & Dewitt — that heartfelt series about a kid and his talking frog life coach
Magi-Nation — fantasy adventure with tons of magic and cool creatures
Skunk Fu! — martial arts animal comedy that’s already popular abroad
Plus the grand prize winner gets a behind-the-scenes tour that sounds amazing.

User2:
That’s a pretty cool opportunity — anyone here planning to enter? I’d love to catch a first look at those shows, especially Magi-Nation and Skunk Fu!.

User4:
Count me in! It’s awesome to see Kids WB! ramping up with fresh content, and hopefully these shows bring the block back to its Saturday morning glory.

User3:
Hopefully more folks see this and enter before April 7. Fingers crossed the 2007 season is a hit!

Summary:

April 7 Kids WB! schedule has no immediate MP4ORCE replacement; block filled by existing shows
Viewtiful Joe stays at 11:30 AM
Kids WB! GoAnimate contest ends April 7 — prizes include sneak peeks of Will & Dewitt, Magi-Nation, and Skunk Fu!, plus a Kids WB! office tour
Fans excited and encouraged to participate!
April 7/14/21/28/May 5/12/19/26, 2007
06:00AM Baby Looney Tunes
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Krypto the Superdog
07:30AM Xiaolin Showdown
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
11:30AM Viewtiful Joe
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy

June 2/9/16/23/30/July/August/September 1/8, 2007
06:00AM Krypto the Superdog
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
07:30AM Viewtiful Joe
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM The Batman
11:00AM Xiaolin Showdown
11:30AM Ben 10
12:00PM Spider Riders
12:30PM Monster Allergy

September 15, 2007
06:00AM Krypto the Superdog
06:30AM Krypto the Superdog
07:00AM Cosmic Wanderers
07:30AM Monster Allergy
08:00AM Loonatics Unleashed
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Ben 10
12:30PM Ben 10

Fall 2007: New Shows coming September 22
Will & Dewitt: A series steeped in self-discovery and personal accomplishment, "Will & Dewitt" proves that sometimes the smallest victories are the greatest. Will is an everyday little kid with an endless thirst for big kid adventure. But he needs direction. Enter Dewitt, his talking frog and personal "life coach." Dewitt's a frog and then some * a green ball of shape-shifting optimism to guide Will toward his destiny of discovering that all things are possible. Where there's Will, Dewitt is the way. "Will & Dewitt" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment.

Magi-Nation : "Magi-Nation" follows the adventures of teenager Tony Jones, whose world is forever changed when he is mystically transported into a beautiful world far beyond imagination that was created a millennium ago by a powerful race known as the Magi. Here Tony meets Edyn and Strag, two young Magi heroes in training, who help him discover his vast new magical environment. However, all is not perfect in Tony's new world as the Moonlands of Magi-Nation are threatened by the evil Shadow Magi. It's up to this young trio and their vast collection of Dream Creatures to thwart the evildoers' plans and protect their world.

A multi-platform entertainment brand, kids enter the fantastic world of "Magi-Nation" via the 2D animated television series. From there, fans can experience the continuing action of the three young Magi heroes via the Internet (www.kidswb.com) as they navigate their way through environmental obstacles and confront the constant challenges and creatures that threaten the vitality of the 12 precious Moonlands of Magi-Nation. "Magi-Nation" is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment and Daewon Media (Korea).

Skunk Fu!: Already scoring big in the UK and Australia, "Skunk Fu!" is the hilarious tale of Skunk, a rambunctious martial arts student under the tutelage of wise old Panda. The goal of Skunk's training is to become the hero The Valley ultimately needs to fend off perennial attacks by evil Dragon, and end a centuries-old battle. Skunk and Panda are joined in their comedic adventures by a gallery of entertaining animal pals * from the combat-ready Rabbit and the skillful Fox to the adroit Turtle and cowardly Tiger. Each does his part to guide Skunk along his hero's journey of enlightenment, usually with amusing results. On the antagonist side of The Valley are Dragon's minions * his lead henchman Baboon and an army of Ninja Monkeys. They stand as equal parts menacing villains and comic foils to Skunk's escapades. "Skunk Fu!" is a co-production between Cartoon Saloon, Telegael and Hoek, Line and Thinker. Audiovisual rights for "Skunk Fu!" are being handled worldwide by Cake Distribution.

Eon Kid: "Eon Kid" brings adventure to the life of Marty, an enterprising 11-year-old who unexpectedly becomes the human extension of the Fist of Eon. Seemingly lost for all time, the Fist endows Marty with amazing fighting powers * but puts him at the heart of a centuries-old struggle between good and evil. Pursued by the dark armies of The General, Marty must undertake a hero's journey of action, adventure, comedy and self-discovery into an eye-popping world of battle-bots, bounty hunters, legendary warriors and humanoid bandits. "Eon Kid" is produced in state-of-the-art, computer-generated television animation by Daiwon C&A Holdings Co., Design Storm Co., BRB International and Manga Entertainment, and distributed by Starz Media.

Skatoony: Skatoony is a Hollywood Squares-inspired animated and live-action hybrid show for kids. In every episode, three young contestants compete against animated characters in four rounds of trivia-based games including “Bang on or Bogus,” “Draw What You Hear and Shout Out When You Know What You’ve Drawn” and “DangerBox” Each week Skatoony’s cartoon host Chudd Chudders and his sidekick The Earl attempt to put together another spectacular show, despite all manner of mad happenings and one greedy studio exec Tony EagleEyes who seems to conspire against them. Skatoony is produced by James Fox for Cartoon Network UK, where it is a very successful show.

Blobbit Adventures: At the heart of the series is Blobbit, an amorphous blob of pink slime with the ability to morph into various shapes. Her favorite form? A cute little rabbit! Living in a magical forest and hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures, Blobbit is sure to delight kids and spark their imaginations. The show's premise opens up endless possibilities for creative storytelling, featuring adventures that not only entertain but also encourage friendship and exploration. One of the standout features of Blobbit Adventures is its vibrant animation style. As shared in the forum discussions, viewers are excited about how colorful and dynamic the visuals are. Aesthetic appeal is crucial in kids' programming, and it seems Blobbit delivers on that front, ensuring that children are not only entertained but also visually stimulated.
Moreover, Blobbit’s character design is bound to resonate with young audiences due to her playful nature and relatable adventures. The character's ability to shapeshift reflects the imaginative world of childhood, reminding kids of the magic they can find in their own environments. Blobbit Adventures is produced by ITV Productions Kids

Chop Socky Chooks: Chuckie Chan, KO Joe and Chick P make up Chop Socky Chooks. The three friends are Kung Fu Chickens who live in Wasabi World and fight the monstrous Doctor Wasabi, who plans to take over the world. The trio works undercover using martial arts, spy gadgets and quick wits to protect Wasabi World from Doctor Wasabi, Bonsai Shrink Rays and Karaoke Zombies. Chop Socky Chooks is produced by Aardman Animation and Decode Entertainment

Coming mid-season:

The Spectacular Spider-Man: Riding the crest of Sony’s blockbuster Spider-Man 3, the new animated series — slated to premiere on Kids’ WB! in early 2008 — picks up the world-renowned web-slinger’s mythology at the beginning of his hero’s journey as a not-so-typical 16-year-old with new-found powers engaging the multi-leveled pressures of teenage life while combating bigger, badder super-villains in the real world.

Greg Weisman (“Gargoyles,” “The Batman”) is supervising producer on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” Victor Cook (“Hellboy: Blood and Iron”) is producer/supervising director. The series is produced by Culver Entertainment.

World of Quest: World of Quest follows the adventures of spoiled young Prince Nestor, his pumped-up and reluctant protector, Quest, and a rag-tag team of cohorts as they set out to save Nestor’s parents and their kingdom. In their travels, they come across an array of weird and wonderful characters and creatures including a scam-artist griffin, man-eating grass and Chomps, hungry creatures with big teeth. The show is based on the Komikwerks graphic novel series by Jason Kruse and edited by Emmy Award winner Stephen Sustarsic, whose credits include Scooby-Doo, New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Flintstones Movie. The series is produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment

September 22/29/October/November 3/10/17/24, 2007
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Skatoony
08:30AM Blobbit Adventures
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
10:00AM Eon Kid
10:30AM Johnny Test
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Chop Socky Chooks

December 1/8/15/22/29, 2007
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Skatoony
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Blobbit Adventures
10:00AM Eon Kid
10:30AM Johnny Test
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Chop Socky Chooks

January 5/12/19, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Skatoony
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Blobbit Adventures
10:00AM Johnny Test
10:30AM Eon Kid
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Chop Socky Chooks

January 26/February/March 1, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Tom and Jerry Tales
07:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Blobbit Adventures
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Skatoony
10:30AM Horrid Henry
11:00AM Legion of Super Heroes
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM Johnny Test
12:30PM Eon Kid

March 8, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Skunk Fu!
07:30AM Blobbit Adventures
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Skatoony
09:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
11:00AM The Batman
11:30AM The Batman
12:00PM The Spectacular Spider-Man
12:30PM The Batman

March 15/22, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Monster Allergy
07:30AM Spider Riders
08:00AM Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Skunk Fu!
09:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM World of Quest
11:00AM Johnny Test
11:30AM Eon Kid
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Johnny Test

March 29/April 5, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Monster Allergy
07:30AM Spider Riders
08:00AM Skunk Fu!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Blobbit Adventures
09:30AM Legion of Super Heroes
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM World of Quest
11:00AM Johnny Test
11:30AM Eon Kid
12:00PM Johnny Test
12:30PM Horrid Henry

April 12/19/26/May 3/10/17, 2008
06:00AM Will & Dewitt
06:30AM Magi-Nation
07:00AM Monster Allergy
07:30AM Spider Riders
08:00AM Skunk Fu!
08:30AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00AM Blobbit Adventures
09:30AM Skatoony
10:00AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30AM World of Quest
11:00AM Johnny Test
11:30AM Eon Kid
12:00PM Horrid Henry
12:30PM Tom and Jerry Tales

On May 24 2008, Kids WB becomes the CW4Kids. Write a forum conversation saying Kids' WB dies on May 17, and lists the May 24 CW4Kids schedule, oddly exactly the same as the April 12-May 17 schedule

Forum Conversation – May 18, 2008

User1:
Well, looks like the era of Kids’ WB is officially over. May 17, 2008 was the last day of Kids’ WB as a programming block. Starting next week on May 24, it’s all CW4Kids now. Kinda surreal thinking about it — after 8 years of Kids’ WB on The WB/CW, the block just quietly ended. No big farewell special or anything.

User2:
Yeah, definitely the end of an era. Kids’ WB gave us so many great shows over the years — Xiaolin Showdown, Loonatics Unleashed, The Batman, Johnny Test — it’s weird to see it just... stop. CW4Kids taking over is a big change, but I’m curious to see how different (or not) it really is.

User3:
Speaking of that, I pulled the schedule for CW4Kids starting May 24, and it’s weird: the lineup is exactly the same as the last few weeks of Kids’ WB. Here’s the CW4Kids Saturday morning schedule on May 24:

06:00 AM Will & Dewitt
06:30 AM Magi-Nation
07:00 AM Monster Allergy
07:30 AM Spider Riders
08:00 AM Skunk Fu!
08:30 AM Tom and Jerry Tales
09:00 AM Blobbit Adventures
09:30 AM Skatoony
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM World of Quest
11:00 AM Johnny Test
11:30 AM Eon Kid
12:00 PM Horrid Henry
12:30 PM Tom and Jerry Tales

It’s literally the same line-up as the April 12–May 17 schedule. No immediate changes.

User4:
That makes sense in a way — they probably just kept the schedule intact for continuity, so kids wouldn’t be thrown off right away. Still, the rebranding from Kids’ WB to CW4Kids feels kind of like the end of the WB’s signature Saturday morning block.

User1:
Yeah, it’s also interesting that a lot of the newer shows like Horrid Henry, World of Quest, and Skatoony are carrying over to CW4Kids. Hope CW4Kids manages to build on that and establish their own identity.

User2:
I guess for right now it’s business as usual, but I wonder when we’ll start seeing real changes — either in the schedule or the style of programming. Fingers crossed the block doesn’t lose too much of what made Kids’ WB special.

User3:
Agreed. Though it might just be a matter of time before shows cycle out and new ones come in. Could be an opportunity for CW4Kids to feature some different kinds of shows or even originals.

User4:
Well, for those of us who grew up on Kids’ WB, this feels nostalgic and a little bittersweet. But at least the shows we like are still airing for now.

User1:
Definitely. So while Kids’ WB may have died on May 17, the spirit lives on — at least on the CW for now.

Summary:

Kids’ WB ended Saturday, May 17, 2008 — no formal signoff, just a quiet finale
CW4Kids debuts Saturday, May 24, 2008, with an identical lineup as Kids’ WB had for April 12–May 17
Shows continuing include Will & Dewitt, Magi-Nation, Monster Allergy, Skunk Fu!, Tom and Jerry Tales, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Johnny Test, Horrid Henry, Eon Kid, and others
Fans hope for CW4Kids to build on this foundation while looking to the future
Write a conversation on May 22 saying he hears 4Kids are bringing their 2 biggest shows to the block sometime soon