In late 2007, Kids’ WB, a children’s programming block that aired on The CW, offered a mix of animated series ranging from action to comedy. During this period, the lineup had just been refreshed with the introduction of “Will and Dewitt” among others. Although specific lineups could vary slightly by region and over time, a typical Saturday morning schedule for Kids’ WB around that period could have looked something like this:

Kids’ WB Late 2007 Saturday Morning Lineup:

1. 7:00 AM - “Will and Dewitt”: The show follows the adventures of a young boy named Will and his talking frog Dewitt. The show focuses on themes of friendship, problem-solving, and the power of imagination.

2. 7:30 AM - “Magi-Nation”: This series features the journey of a young boy, Tony Jones, transported to the magical land of the Moonlands where he embarks on a quest to defeat evil forces and discover his destiny.

3. 8:00 AM - “Tom and Jerry Tales”: A continuation of the classic cat and mouse chase, this version brings new adventures of Tom and Jerry, sticking closely to the original format but with updated stories and settings.

4. 8:30 AM - “Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!”: Focusing on Shaggy and Scooby-Doo, this series diverges from the traditional mystery-solving format to follow the duo as they inherit a fortune and combat villains with futuristic gadgets.

5. 9:00 AM - “Johnny Test”: This show centers on the adventures of a fearless 11-year-old boy, Johnny Test, his genetically engineered super dog Dukey, and his genius twin sisters who use him as a test subject for their experiments.

6. 9:30 AM - “Legion of Super Heroes”: Set in the 31st century, this series follows a young Superman as he’s recruited by a group of future heroes to battle evil throughout the universe.

7. 10:00 AM - “The Batman”: Focusing on a younger Bruce Wayne early in his career as Batman, the series showcases his confrontations with Gotham’s most infamous villains along with meeting future allies.

8. 10:30 AM - “Xiaolin Showdown”: This animated series features a group of young warriors training in martial arts and magic to protect mystical artifacts from evil forces.

9. 11:00 AM - “Monster Allergy”: This animated series revolves around a young boy, Zick, who has the ability to see and interact with monsters that others can’t see. Together with his friend Elena Potato, he navigates adventures in a world filled with mystical creatures, aiming to capture and domesticate them. The show blends action and comedy, focusing on themes of friendship and bravery.

10. 11:30 AM - “Skunk Fu!”: “Skunk Fu!” is a comedic action-adventure animated series that follows Skunk, a young and impetuous martial arts student under the tutelage of Panda. Together with an ensemble cast of animal warriors, they defend their valley from Dragon and his minions. The show emphasizes lessons about environmental protection, the importance of strategy over brute force, and the value of teamwork.

Alternative Programming Consideration:
Given the dynamic nature of television schedules and the necessity for networks to respond to audience preferences and regulatory requirements, it’s also possible that Kids’ WB might have included other educational or new animated series in this slot over time. Additionally, special programming such as holiday-themed episodes or mini-marathon events could temporarily alter the regular schedule.

Kids’ WB’s strategy, especially by late 2007, was undergoing adjustments to maintain viewership in the face of increasing competition from cable networks and evolving digital entertainment platforms. The inclusion of fresh and diverse content was part of their broader aim to both entertain and educate their young audience in line with emerging trends and preferences.
Write the final lineup from March 2008 with Spectacular Spider-Man and World of Quest (This would lead us into CW4Kids, with the first schedule update coming on June 21)